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Symmetric and asymmetric multi-modality biclustering analysis for microarray data matrix
Sun Yuan Kung, Man Wai Mak, Ilias Tagkopoulos
Machine learning techniques offer a viable approach to cluster discovery from microarray data, which involves identifying and classifying biologically relevant groups in genes and conditions. It has been recognized that genes (whether or not they belong to the same gene group) may be co-expressed via a variety of pathways. Therefore, they can be adequately described by a diversity of coherence models. In fact, it is known that a gene may participate in multiple pathways that may or may not be co-active under all conditions. It is therefore biologically meaningful to simultaneously divide genes into functional groups and conditions into co-active categories - leading to the so-called biclustering analysis. For this, we have proposed a comprehensive set of coherence models to cope with various plausible regulation processes. Furthermore, a multivariate biclustering analysis based on fusion of different coherence models appears to be promising because the expression level of genes from the same group may follow more than one coherence models. The simulation studies further confirm that the proposed framework enjoys the advantage of high prediction performance.
Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Biclustering
Computational bioinformatics
Finite mixture models
Gene expression patterns
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Kung, S. Y., Mak, M. W., & Tagkopoulos, I. (2006). Symmetric and asymmetric multi-modality biclustering analysis for microarray data matrix. Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, 4(2), 275-298. https://doi.org/10.1142/S0219720006002065
Kung, Sun Yuan ; Mak, Man Wai ; Tagkopoulos, Ilias. / Symmetric and asymmetric multi-modality biclustering analysis for microarray data matrix. In: Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. 2006 ; Vol. 4, No. 2. pp. 275-298.
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This old newsletter was written by one of the writters of the old Highlander Club Wig Adison. He had his own Newsletter for sale.
I guess I got one as far as I remember it might have been free for the first issue. But he was talking about the 900 numbers.
What does anyone think of them today? Can you make a fortune with them with maybe 6 was of not paying income taxes?
or talking about the Millionaire book and the secrets of Sizzle and Asking.


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import java.util.HashMap;
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 * Contains all properties of {@link PostDto}.
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 * @author Shaohui Guo
 *
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    //@formatter:off
    ID                                                                                ("id"),
    USER_NAME                                                                          ("userName"),
    EMAIL                                                                                ("email"),
    CREATED_DATE                                                                    ("createdDate"),
    MODIFIED_DATE                                                                  ("modifiedDate"),
    FIRST_NAME                                                                        ("firstName"),
    LAST_NAME                                                                          ("lastName"),
    PORTRAY                                                                             ("portray");
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    private String description;
    private static Map<String, UserDtoSchema> lookUp = new HashMap<>();

    private UserDtoSchema(String description) {
        this.description = description;
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     * @return description
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    public String getDescription() {
        return description;
    }

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     * @param charValue the char value
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    public static UserDtoSchema get(String description) {
        return lookUp.get(description);
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    static {
        for (UserDtoSchema userDtoSchema : UserDtoSchema.values()) {
            lookUp.put(userDtoSchema.description, userDtoSchema);
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This calculation is overcut with a montage of the same man, twenty-odd years later, cleaning up after the "chemical disincorporation" of his inaugural murder victim (the first of a long line). The victim's soul, if there ever was one, is long since departed, leaving gallons of bloody slosh behind, while the killer's soul, if he ever had one, has just crossed a threshold of its own.
Thus begins the third episode of Vince Gilligan's Breaking Bad, which debuted on AMC in 2008 and is this summer heading into the second half of its fifth and final season. Walter White, the antihero played by Bryan Cranston, is a high school chemistry teacher in Albuquerque, New Mexico, who receives an unexpected diagnosis of inoperable lung cancer the day after his fiftieth birthday. With his corpus of 99.888042 percent traceable elements breaking down, he breaks bad — applying his scientific expertise to the manufacture of methamphetamine so he can make enough money to provide for his pregnant wife and disabled son after his impending death. Guided by his ne'er-do-well former student Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), Walt plunges into a criminal underworld of ruthless rival drug kingpins governed by little more than Hobbes's bellum omnium contra omnes. While fighting to survive in this crowd he must also stay out of sight of what remains of the law, as near to him as his own drug enforcement agent brother-in-law, Hank Schrader (Dean Norris), as, with dread turning to relish, Walt contributes to the disincorporation of civil society.
All of us are uneasily aware that beneath the good civilizational order in which most readers of these pages and viewers of the show continue to live their lives there is a dark alternative where old rules dominate, the Enlightenment's recurring bad dream just waiting for the opportunity to reassert itself. Ironically, it is Walt's Enlightenment credentials as a man of science that are his entrance ticket to this new state of nature. Chemistry, as Walt rapturously tells his less-than-rapt students, is a cycle of "growth, then decay, then transformation"; and while Enlightenment notions of moral progress are implicitly connected to material progress in the advance of science and rationality, the lesson of the science itself is that moral and social transformation is as likely to be cyclical as it is progressive.
Students of history or anthropology are more likely to see the alternative to Western civilization and the rule of law not as the twilight struggle of individual savagery but as the tribal, family-oriented society and the honor culture that actually did precede the Enlightenment's commitment to universal values and that is still predominant in most parts of the world where those liberal and progressive standards have a more precarious hold.
Some of the best television of the last decade or so has explored the tension between Enlightenment liberal modernity and pre-Enlightenment honor culture. The Sopranos treated it playfully, imagining the criminal classes as aspiring to suburban respectability while still hoping to inhabit, out of sight of their New Jersey neighbors, the same Sicilian underworld where their fathers and grandfathers had lived. The sense of the threat posed by that underworld to the dominant culture was less in mind than the threat — or promise — that the dominant culture, with its therapeutic and liberal standards, would swamp the already evanescent honor culture of the Mafia. In The Wire, the state of nature was also circumscribed and limited to the streets of Baltimore where the dominant culture with sometimes greater and sometimes less success has managed to contain it by its own legally dubious methods. But in Breaking Bad, the state of pre-Enlightenment nature is seen as thrusting its way up from its subterranean hiding places and reasserting itself anew.
As in The Sopranos, the violent, frequently deadly criminal world exists alongside the more recognizable one of the show's intended audience, and its main characters live in both, moving with greater or lesser ease between them. In both shows there is a plainly implausible absence or ineffectiveness of the forces of law and order at crucial moments throughout. The difference is that Tony Soprano has a criminal culture, albeit a rapidly changing and increasingly outmoded one, to guide and inform his actions and Walter White does not.
My favorite example of the many tragicomic ironies Mr. Gilligan draws from the clash of these two parallel worlds comes in Season One when Walt and Jesse have outwitted but not succeeded in killing a murderous drug dealer (Maximino Arciniega), now confined in Jesse's basement and there shackled by the neck to a pole with a bike lock. What are they to do with this person? Walt is still a suburban chemistry teacher and imagines that his dabbling in the crystal meth trade can be conducted on a strictly part-time basis. He recognizes that the prudent course would be to kill the dealer, who goes by the name of Krazy-8 but is actually the son of a local furniture store owner with whom Walt has done business in the past. The two of them engage in an amicable chat about mutual acquaintances as if they were — as indeed they are — Albuquerque neighbors.
Under "Kill Him" there is just one entry: "He'll kill your entire family if you let him go." It is presumably the remains of Walt's self-respect as a decent, law-abiding citizen of an enlightened country that force him to weigh what he regards as the certainty of his family's murder more or less equally against the moral tenets to which he still feels the necessity to think himself bound. Yet we are also meant to suppose that he would actually have "let him live," but that, at the last minute before releasing him, he finds incontrovertible evidence that Krazy-8's friendly and anodyne conversation has been only a cover for the fact that he is awaiting this opportunity to kill Walt.
I think the big secret is, rather, that Walter has found the way into viewers' sympathies, pioneered by cowboys and gangsters in the American entertainment industry of past generations, by exempting himself (in his case with the help of his diagnosis) from enlightened ideas of Good and Bad and returning to that frontier state of nature where the only thing that matters is the skill to survive. Or that and a sense of honor. The fact that Walt realizes this before others in the series is what gives him his big advantage over those who still imagine that he, like themselves, must owe something to the moral and legal codes the rest of society supposes itself to be living by.
By contrast, Walt's original and more permanent assistant, Jesse, is human weakness itself. We first meet him climbing naked out a second-story window to evade the police in a routine drug bust. His entire life since at least high school, when he was Walt's uninspired student, has been characterized by minor troublemaking, to the point where he is no longer welcome in his family's home. He cannot be entrusted with any amount of money without blowing it in some asinine way, and there is seemingly no addiction in which he fails to indulge.
But if Jesse is unfit for polite society, he makes a lousy criminal too, never becoming hardened to the reality of what he's doing even as he continues to do it. In particular, alone among the drug traffickers and to some extent the cast at large, he shows real concern for children. The unexpected presence of a small boy in a junkie household throws Jesse for a loop; what was supposed to be a quick and firm intimidation (the boy's parents had ripped Jesse off) turns into a nightmare as he tries to get his business done without endangering the child. The way Jesse's heart palpably breaks across his face when he realizes that the kid, raised in this mess, does not even know how to play pat-a-cake almost suggests some long-buried trauma of his own — although from everything we know Jesse had a perfectly safe and respectable upbringing. Later, he is appalled to learn of the drug gang's conscription of children as young as ten years old and — to the consternation of his colleagues — takes a militant stand against it. This ends horribly for everyone, but in these and other incidents, it becomes clear that Jesse, at least, has a heart.
These two alternate and opposite assistants cancel each other out when Walt has Jesse shoot Gale to save Walt's own life, but in a deeper figurative sense before that. For good and ill, everything that Jesse stands for puts the lie to the cult of autonomy represented in Gale and Walt's professed beliefs. Children, after all, are the invisible quirks to social contract theory, being not yet rational and able to consent but (unlike animals) presumably growing into these things with time. Jesse values their vulnerability in a way that his more powerful and intelligent peers do not.
Regrettably, Jesse's concern does not extend to others who are victims of these vaunted choices — that is, people just like himself, the weak, stupid, and self-destructive. Not only Walt and Jesse but the series as a whole seems to regard with contempt the people who actually use the chemical product of their labors, casualties of a form of social breakdown increasingly common in civilized society. Walt and Jesse's meth sales thrive on account of the weaknesses of those who have dropped out of that society and become lesser criminals than themselves. If everyone were as diligent as Walt is in providing for his family, there would be no market for his product and he wouldn't be able to provide for them. But this reminder of the Kantian categorical imperative on which so much of Enlightenment morality is founded has almost no part to play in Breaking Bad.
There is a brief flirtation with the question of drug use and its effects on the users when at the end of Season Two and the beginning of Season Three, Jesse is devastated by the accidental death of Jane (Krysten Ritter), his girlfriend and fellow heroin addict, and goes into rehab. But Jesse, suffering much more from grief than from heroin, gets clean without much apparent effort and thereafter despicably uses his group-therapy sessions to find new buyers for his crystal meth. There is a good joke when a couple of his dimwitted friends do the like and get caught up in the Twelve Step program. But they experience a rare moment of moral feeling when they, and then Jesse, begin to feel pangs of conscience about taking advantage of such vulnerable people. It is one of the hazards of drug retailing that any human contact with one's customers is likely to interfere with one's ability to see them as customers, but soon Jesse and Walt are both relieved to acquire a mostly invisible network of dealers and are thus spared from any necessity of witnessing the human devastation caused by the drugs themselves — as opposed to the competition to make and market them.
Such detachment from the consequences of their actions threatens at times to become an excuse for the series to emulate the less serious manifestations of popular culture by treating crime as fun and criminals as heroes, but we are never very far away from some new reminder of its tragic, real-world consequences, as when children become innocent (or not so innocent) victims. Apart from Hank and his fellow DEA agents, the points of Walt's contact with the world outside the drug trade are mostly limited to those for whom it might as well be taking place in another country — as, in some episodes set in Mexico, it is. For the show to produce the effects it does, it has to keep always before our eyes Walt's continued existence in the workaday, bourgeois world which the show's audience may also be presumed to inhabit. Thus Jesse almost never calls Walt anything but "Mr. White," as if Jesse still sat in the back row of his high school chemistry class and was jerked awake on being called on unexpectedly.
In the midst of all his forays into the primitive honor culture of the criminal underworld, Walt remains at heart a man of science. And it is indeed Walt's scientific knowledge and skill as a chemist that enable him to succeed so prodigiously in his new life of crime. Even as an untutored amateur in the violent ways of the drug trade, Walt proves adept at transforming knowledge into power. As early as the first episode, when he and Jesse are being forced at gunpoint to cook meth for a pair of small-time thugs, Walt manages to use the chemicals he is working with to create a deadly cloud of phosphine gas that incapacitates his captors. A few episodes later, Walt intimidates and impresses a mid-level drug boss by detonating a small crystal of fulminated mercury, saying it was just "a little tweak of chemistry." More than once he neatly — or not so neatly — disposes of the bodies of his or others' victims using hydrofluoric acid, and twice in the series Walt synthesizes the lethal toxin ricin to assassinate adversaries. Although his ricin schemes do not actually work out, he does manage to eliminate his chief rival at the end of Season Four using a cleverly improvised homemade explosive. And of course there is his trademark "Blue Sky" meth, the blue-tinged product that earns Walt his fortune, and also his fame as the notorious Heisenberg — the criminal alias inspired by science that Walt uses for himself throughout the series.
While Walt does participate to some extent in the honor culture that permeates the criminal world, the power that his scientific knowledge gives him means that he can afford to ignore the precepts of honor and loyalty that guide those more seasoned criminals who are steeped in that culture's traditions and customs. Walt's arrogance and troublemaking tendency to ignore what the honor culture demands bring him into frequent conflict with these more experienced criminals, perhaps best exemplified by the hard-boiled Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks), who never sees eye-to-eye with Walt. Mike, who serves as the go-to guy for the mysterious drug kingpin (and owner of the fast-food fried-chicken chain Pollos Hermanos) Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), rightly perceives Walt as a capricious and dangerous interloper, unwilling to play by the rules of honor, loyalty, and deference to the strict hierarchy of a criminal organization. However, Walt's meth-cooking skills make him an indispensably profitable part of Gus's criminal empire. Walt and Mike grudgingly cooperate, but the canny Mike is uneasy with Walt's arrogance.
Even though Walt's scientific knowledge and skill are enough for him eventually to dominate the criminal world, there are hints that this pragmatic success is not enough to satisfy him. During Season Three, Walt reflects on how he has been unable to make his wife "understand" why he has done what he has done, recognizing that he wants his family to miss him when he is gone, and that the wealth he is amassing only made sense as a way to provide security for them. Acknowledging that he wants to be remembered well by his wife and children, he even imagines that "there must exist certain words in a certain specific order" that could explain his criminality to Skyler — some scientifically valid proof that would justify him before his family and secure their love, respect, and esteem. He does not seem to recognize that there is no formula for understanding between people, and still less for love.
What does a man do, Walter? A man provides for his family.... And a man, a man provides. And he does it even when he is not appreciated or respected or even loved. He simply bears up and he does it, because he's a man.
Here Gus, who appears to have no family of his own, makes explicit what has been implicit in the series from the beginning: that there is a point at which even ordinarily decent civilized men, qua men, can be made to revert to their traditional role in tribal, patriarchal society, a role which everything in our culture for two generations has been geared to representing to us as hopelessly outmoded and obsolete. That role is bound up with an equally obsolete consciousness that the only thing that really matters, or ought to matter to a man, is the honor of his manhood — something that expresses itself in the ability to "provide" for one's family as well as to brave and overcome the dangers posed to that family by one's enemies and rivals without recourse to the law.
Despite Walt's misgivings about whether his patriarchal honor is worth losing the love and respect of his wife for, it seems for a while as if the new social contract will keep his little family together. Yet in Season Five, we see Skyler begin to treat Walt with fear as, increasingly, the equivalent of the old-fashioned Mafia don who may be presumed to visit transgressions against his absolute authority with lethal punishments, even for family members. In Season Five, Skyler finds Walt and the kids watching Scarface (the Al Pacino version) on TV, and it immediately suggests to her her greatest fear about Walt's criminal career. The idea seems to be that there is no middle way, no easy compromise between tribal chieftain and ordinary, law-abiding suburban dad: when you stop being the one, then you must start being the other.
An interesting and underappreciated character development in the series belongs to Skyler, whose unimpeachable moral rectitude in Seasons One and Two is suggested by a confrontation with her shoplifting sister Marie (Betsy Brandt). At this point, Skyler knows nothing of Walt's secret criminal life. She confides in Walt, who takes the opportunity to say that people sometimes do these things for the sake of their families.
"Is that supposed to justify stealing?" asks Skyler.
"You don't want to find out," she says to him, as if teasingly.
But of course he does find out. She decides to initiate divorce proceedings but, crucially, not to turn him in to the police — or to Hank, who has learned to wink at his wife's "addiction," as he professes to see it, to thievery. Skyler, therefore, at first takes a high moral line regarding Walt's material solicitude for her and her children — by rejecting, in effect, the bride price of money he is now able to offer her. Yet, like Walt himself but in reverse, she wants to reserve to herself a bit of the alternative to the life she feels forced to choose. Her unreconstructed sense of what is due to wifely loyalty prevents her from reporting Walt to the authorities, and gradually she finds herself learning to accept a part, and eventually a partnership, in his criminal life for the sake of the financial security it offers the family.
"I learned from the best," Skyler replies.
She is also learning to value the money for what it enables her to do for the family. When Hank is seriously wounded by a couple of drug cartel killers, Skyler is able to pay for his expensive rehabilitation out of Walt's supposed gambling winnings. By a further irony, the leisure afforded Hank by his months in bed enables him to pursue a private obsession with the capture of the mysterious drug boss known as Heisenberg without realizing that Heisenberg is his brother-in-law — until the cliffhanger that ends the first half of Season Five. Insofar as the first fifty-four episodes of the series have followed Skyler's conversion from law-abiding wife and mother in a modern, partnership-style marriage to a subservient criminal consort, an inevitable theme of the final eight episodes must be Hank's forced response to the sudden discovery of his own unavoidable conflict of heartfelt loyalties, those to the family versus those to society and the law.
It is a strange poem for Gale, who says "I love the lab," to cherish, since it sounds a note of something more than skepticism about science. If anything, Whitman hints at the mysteries of the infinite that so often stymie the scientific mind's attempts at description.
Death, many deaths I'll sing.
The many deaths that weigh on Walt's soul may have their due in the end, but the one Death, that which was always ahead of him, certainly will. It was his encounter with the reality of his own death — his cancer diagnosis in the show's first episode — that breaks him bad. That a confrontation with mortality should lead a man of science to abandon the world of Enlightenment values for the honor culture of the criminal lifestyle is strangely fitting. For although modern philosophy, politics, and everyday life are largely oriented toward the defeat or delay of death, the rational man of science can ultimately only think of his own death as the disincorporation of his material self, followed by incomprehensible void.
Death, if not any better understood in the honor culture, at least has a clear place carved out for it there: it is something that there are uses for, there are consolations from, and there are things worse than. Enlightenment science can account for so much of what we see in the natural and social world, but as Walt learns, there are mysteries that still defy the rational mind. Living with these mysteries, not least the mystery posed by our own confrontation with nothingness, means looking beyond the rationalistic Enlightenment vision of the world arrayed in its proofs and figures, charts and diagrams, to other, more primitive sources of wisdom.
James Bowman, resident scholar at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, is the author of Honor: A History (Encounter, 2006).
James Bowman, "Criminal Elements," The New Atlantis, Number 38, Winter/Spring 2013, pp. 163-173.


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Soul: Jazz music propels Pixar tale of self-discovery
Dec. 22, 2020 - 7:53 PM
Pixar/Disney's excellent "Soul" should enchant both parents and children while raising significant issues in the process.
Review by Jonathan W. Hickman
What's your purpose in life? What will it take for you to find it? Pixar/Disney's excellent "Soul" should enchant both parents and children while raising significant issues in the process.
Middle school music teacher Joe Gardner (voice of Jamie Foxx) is about to get his big break. After a former student asks him to audition with famous jazz musician Dorothea Williams' band, Joe's invited to play with them at the famed Half Note Club. But when he accidentally falls into an open manhole, Joe's soul is spirited away to the Great Before, a place where new souls get their personalities prior to coming to Earth.
Determined to return to his body, Joe teams up with a wayward soul named 22 (voice of Tina Fey). It's up to Joe to convince 22 of the virtues of the human experience before Joe's body dies. But that plan is sidetracked when 22 finds herself inhabiting Joe, while Joe is trapped in a comforting hospital emotional support cat. The race is on to restore Joe and give 22 a new perspective.
Pixar employs its fantastical approach to follow the existential journey. As one would expect from the esteemed, award-winning studio, the animation is polished, colorful and inventive, with a vibrant life to the work that continues the genre's transcendence. And the moral of the story here, about finding oneself, may be broad and humorous, but it's undeniably well told. I suspect, like another resonant Pixar classic, the Oscar-winning "Inside Out," "Soul" will touch some viewers deeply.
It helps that the voice talent is so deep. The whimsical storyline makes excellent use of comic personalities, including British comedian Graham Norton and "The IT Crowd" alum Richard Ayoade. Famous television mom Phylicia Rashad is lovely, voicing Joe's concerned and resourceful mom. And "Hamilton" star Daveed Diggs appears in a humorous role.
The jazz music is terrific, written by "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" bandleader, Jon Batiste. These original songs set an authentic tone.
In one critical highlight set in the Half Note Club, Joe, on piano, accompanies Williams (Angela Bassett) on saxophone. Although fancifully animated, this sequence is like a live concert of sorts, transporting the viewer to the club. Co-directors Pete Docter and Kemp Powers are careful to respect jazz traditions, and by consulting with musicians like Herbie Hancock and others, the characterizations feel genuine.
The emergence of the writer and now co-director Kemp Powers in 2020 is impressive. Not only does he receive writing credit here, but Pixar elevated him to director status. This new role makes Powers the first African American director of a feature film in the studio's history. Viewers should note that Powers is receiving awards buzz for his screenplay for director Regina King's "One Night in Miami," which is also opening on Christmas Day.
"Soul" is a heavier, more important film than Pixar's other 2020 offering "Onward." Both films share the commitment to delivering animated adventures that please audiences young and old. But where "Onward" skewed younger and embraced obvious comedic elements, "Soul" challenges us to consider its heartfelt themes. We're reminded that the process of self-discovery always provides a solid foundation for great storytelling.
Watch "Soul" on the Disney+ streaming platform starting on Dec. 25, 2020.
A RottenTomatoes.com Tomatometer-approved critic, Jonathan W. Hickman is also an entertainment lawyer, college professor, novelist, and filmmaker. He's a member of the Atlanta Film Critics Circle, The Southeastern Film Critics Association, and the Georgia Film Critics Association. For more information about Jonathan visit: FilmProductionLaw.com or DailyFIlmFix.com

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Q: What is wrong with my regex Pattern to find recurring cycles in Python? I want to match any string that has a recurring cycle. Like in this data:

3333333333333333333333333333333333333333 / 1 digit cycle(3)
1666666666666666666666666666666666666666 / 1 digit cycle(6)
1428571428571428571428571428571428571428 / 6 digit cycle(142857)
1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 / 1 digit cycle(1)
0909090909090909090909090909090909090909 / 2 digit cycle(09)
0834522467546323545411673445234655345222 / no cycle
0769230769230769230769230769230769230769 / 6 digit cycle(769230)
0714285714285714285714285714285714285714 / 6 digit cycle(714285)
0666666666666666666666666666666666666666 / 1 digit cycle(6)

The pattern I have tried is "([0-9]+?)\1+" which works well in other languages (like VB or text editors). I have stored these strings inside a list named values. So here is my code:
import re

#stuff to get values
pattern = re.compile("([0-9]+?)\1+")
for value in values:
    matchObj = pattern.search(value)
    print(matchObj) #-> None
    matchObj = pattern.findall(value)
    print(matchObj) #-> []

What am I doing wrong? Any hint is appreciated.

A: Add an r prefix:
r"([0-9]+?)\1+"

That will make the backslash a literal backslash instead of escaping the 1.

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Little Mix announce break after next tour
Little Mix confirm rumours that they will go their separate ways in 2022 but insist that the group is not splitting.
Little Mix have confirmed speculation that they will go their separate ways after their tour next Spring but have insisted that they are not splitting up.
The group have been operating as a trio after Jesy Nelson quit a year ago for mental health reasons and they recently released a greatest hits album, Between Us.
Next April and May the girls will take on a 25-date tour of the UK and Ireland - originally planned for 2021 but delayed due to the pandemic - and they have now confirmed that they will go on hiatus afterwards in order to focus on solo projects.
Posting on Instagram, the girls - Jade Thirlwall, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards - said: "We wanted to let you all know that after the Confetti tour in April/May next year we are going to be taking a break from Little Mix.
"It's been 10 amazing years, a wonderful non-stop adventure, and we feel the time is right to take a break so we can recharge and work on some other projects.
"We can't thank you enough for your love and never-ending support since the beginning. We love you all SO much.
"We are not splitting up - Little Mix are here to stay. We have plans for more music, tours and performances in the future. We've made so many incredible memories with you all, and we can't wait to make so many more.
"We're sisters and we'll always have each other and you, the fans, in our lives. Little Mix is forever. See you on tour! Jade, Leigh-Anne and Perrie x."
Little Mix are one of the best-selling girl groups of all time, having shifted more than 60 million records worldwide in the last 10 years.
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Defiance gets new story and Pursuits this week for players to enjoy this week. A mysterious illness is spreading across the Bay area and players can head over to Top Notch and Shandu's Consulate in-game to help Eren find a cure. Included in the new event are three new data recorders along with three new Pursuits.
One of the "possible" scenarios that the Defiance team teased a while back as a potential crossover event between the game and the show involved a sickness spreading across a village in the show and players in the game would be tasked with finding supplies for a cure. Succeeding would save the village in the show while failing would result in it being lost to the plague. While that scenario was only a possible given, it is curious to see a mysterious illness turn up now. Could we be getting ready for another crossover event?


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Volume III June 27, 2003
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Judicial Probe looking at big jury awards
"Federal investigators, probing possible judicial corruption in South Mississippi, also are looking into multimillion-dollar jury awards in Jefferson County…The FBI has subpoenaed records from Bankston Drug Store, a small business that has been a defendant in several lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies. Instead of suing only the drug makers, lawyers often sue drugstores and doctors in a legal maneuver to keep cases in state courts, which have been more apt to award large verdicts than federal courts." The Sun Herald, Thursday, June 12, 2003
Editorial: Reforming Class Actions
"The House of Representatives passed a bill
last week that would take a modest but important step toward fixing America's broken system of class action litigation…no area of U.S. civil justice cries out more urgently for reform than the high-stakes extortion racket of class actions, in which truly crazy rules permit trial lawyers to cash in at the expense of businesses. Passing this bill would be an important start to rationalizing a system that's out of control." The Washington Post, June 14, 2003
Welcome to Sue City, USA
"We can all agree that one injured medical patient is one too many. But one falsely accused doctor is one too many as well. Somehow, we must restore a sense of responsibility, and of proportion. To do so, we must create a new system of medical justice…tort litigation is costing us all." U.S. News and World Report, June 16, 2003
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"This excessive litigation is leading to higher healthcare costs for every American and instability for our healthcare providers…Medical liability reform is no longer a Republican vs. Democrat issue, or even a doctor vs. lawyer issue. It is now a patient issue."
Senator John Ensign, "Curing the nation's medical liability crisis" The Hill, June 11, 2003
"Doctors, patients, employers, workers, all stand to benefit from House Bill 4. The only folks hurt in the pocketbook… are the plaintiff's trial lawyers who have profited from frivolous lawsuits by gaming the system. That is over with in Texas."
Texas Governor Rick Perry, "Governor ceremonially signs tort reform bill" Associated Press, June 11, 2003
Florida Both chambers of the Florida state legislature voted to extend the special session addressing medical malpractice reform until June 27. In June, the House and Senate each passed bills that differ on the amount of caps on damages.
Pennsylvania The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has passed a bill that could lead to a constitutional amendment that would allow the legislature to enact legislation to limit jury awards in medical malpractice and other civil lawsuits. If passed by the Senate, the bill will need to be considered again in the next legislative session before it goes to Pennsylvania voters in a referendum.
Federal On June 13, the House approved the Class Action Fairness Act (H.R. 1115), which seeks to reform multi-district class action lawsuits. Under the bill, a class-action suit involving large numbers of similarly situated plaintiffs would be heard in federal court if the case involves plaintiffs from multiple states and damages in the case are expected to exceed $5 million.
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$11,000: Liability costs per bed for nursing homes in the state of Florida (Aon Risk Consultants, Inc. Long Term Care: General Liability and Professional Liability Actuarial Analysis, February 28, 2002).
1,825: Average number of days that successful litigation claimants must wait for compensation after their injury takes place. (Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law before the House Judiciary Committee, testimony presented by Physicians Insurance Association, June 12, 2002)
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Drag Artist Taylor Mac Will Star as the Gender-Bending Emcee in "Cabaret" at PlayMakers Rep
PlayMakers Repertory Company will conclude its critically acclaimed 2012-13 main-stage season on April 3-7, 9-14, and 16-21 with the darker, more disturbing 1998 version of the 1966 Broadway musical Cabaret, starring New York actor, playwright, singer/songwriter, and OBIE Award®-winning drag artist Taylor Mac as the gender-bending Emcee of Berlin's Kit Kat Klub in the early… Read More ›


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Critical Issues in Post-WTO China is the title of a CLE seminar scheduled for this month by the Association of the Bar of the City of New York (ABCNY).
The program will take place on Wednesday, April 14 from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the House of the Association, 42 West 44th Street, New York City.
The program chair is Eliot R. Clauss, Clauss & Sabatini. Among the speakers are Donald C. Clarke, professor of Law, University of Washington School of Law; Edmond L. Papantonio, senior vice president and senior compliance officer for fixed-income products, Lehman Brothers Inc., and Jingzhou Tao and Edward H. Tillighast III, Coudert Brothers LLP.
For details on registration fees and CLE credits, see the Bulletin Board in this issue.
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As you can see, I need to dynamically check col2 if it's equal to yes and then use MySQL's NULL but the NiFi Expression Language is complaining that it's an invalid expression because it can't parse NULL.


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Grøn, A. (red.) & Welz, C. (red.), 2010, Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck. (Religion in philosophy and theology; Nr. 52).
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Home » Regional Blog & News » Makeshift onsite clinic serves vulnerable population
Makeshift onsite clinic serves vulnerable population
November 29, 2022 Providence News Team
David Jones sits slumped over his walker in a waiting room chair at a makeshift clinic in Anchorage's Sullivan Arena. He's wearing a face mask, faded jeans and rubbing his knee like a baker kneading dough. He wears ivory and black rosary beads around his neck, anchored by an ornate carved wooden crucifix. He found the beads in a pair of pants he bought at a thrift store and took it as a sign. He wears them all of the time now, a talisman that provides him comfort.
"My legs are swollen," he said. "It hurts to walk, it hurts to lay down, it hurts all the time. It's one thing after another."
Jones is one of a steady stream of patients. The people who come here have not had easy lives. Some struggle with mental health challenges, or battle drug and alcohol addiction. Others have no place to live. Living on the streets is hard on their bodies, and their minds. Each has their own story, and their own struggle, but for these few minutes, the caregivers at the Sullivan Arena Clinic help alleviate some of their pain.
In 2020, Providence Health & Services Alaska diverted staff, resources and equipment to this clinic to help ensure these vulnerable Anchorage residents receive the health care they need – when they need it. The clinic is also located where they need it, just steps away from the mass emergency shelter set up inside the Sullivan Arena during this past year's COVID-19 pandemic. The box office – where fans once came to buy tickets to a concert or sporting event – is the arena space that has been converted into a clinic.
There are three agencies/organizations that are supporting this clinic —Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center, Southcentral Foundation and Providence. And within Providence, the Alaska Family Medical Center and Residency, and Providence Behavioral Health.
On this day, it is the staff from Providence's Alaska Family Medical Center and Residency on duty. At the admission desk, which consists of a foldout table and some metal chairs, administrative manager Sarajean Fue checks Jones in, then takes him to one of two "exam rooms," separated by brown and green tarps strapped along the ceiling. It's a rudimentary but effective setup, providing privacy for up to two patients at a time.
Dr. Justin Carricaburu is the doctor in charge. As a faculty doctor overseeing the care being administered by the residents and medical students on site, it is his job to make sure his charges are doing the job right.
Jones' knees are aching, likely aggravated by the low cots at the temporary shelter, he tells Fue. Medical student Carson Twiss continued the examination, with Carricaburu observing alongside him.
"These populations are the highest users of the ER [emergency department]," Carricaburu said. "Having them in this setting, right at the shelter, we can minimize the risk of spreading COVID and give them care without them having to leave. It's a holistic perspective that lets them heal better."
According to Nathan Johnson, Providence's regional director of Community Health Investment, the clinic also provides umbrella services, which means patients can get everything from on-site prescription refills, to mental health treatment, to referrals if needed.
"Providing comprehensive services here is an example of Providence's desire to treat the whole person – to help transform hurt into hope," he said, which is fitting since that's what Providence is about. Its mission, to steadfastly serve all, especially those who are poor and vulnerable, is exemplified by the success story of a clinic arisen from the necessity of a pandemic.
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The first part introduces the concept of provenance and why it matters for our science.
Following is a section with an introduction to W3C PROV and a high level overview of the design of SEIS-PROV.
Subsequently the actual definitions are detailed.
SEIS-PROV documents must be validateable and verified to be correct to be of any use. This section details this process and which steps must be performed in order to make sure a given SEIS-PROV file is valid. It also documents the usage of a reference implementation of a SEIS-PROV validator.
The final section illustrates some more complex use cases and scenarios.


My newest book, "The Harpist" will be free (e-book version) on Amazon this coming Saturday and Sunday, May 5th and 6th. Please share!
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Kronomyth 3.0: Life after the Dead.
The Riders had been dropping their Dead along the way and, presumably, Deadheads along with them. By their third album, Gypsy Cowboy, the Dead's participation in the project consisted of Donna Jean Godchaux singing backing vocals on a pair of tracks. Unlike the previous Powerglide, there are only two cover tunes this time, both of which I think are sung by David Nelson (but don't quote me on that).
Maybe Gypsy Cowboy is the right title, since the band doesn't rest at any one place too long. The opening title track sounds more like a long goodbye, then it's on to a pair of country-rock songs about tight getaways and loose ladies, followed by the polar opposites of "Sutter's Mill" and "Death And Destruction." Side two features are few innocent tunes from Dawson (including the early "Superman"), Torbert's reflective "On My Way Back Home" and straightforward covers of the country songs "She's No Angel" and "Long Black Veil." Although it didn't contain any hits and was slighted on 1976's Best Of compilation, if you've come this far with the New Riders, there's no reason to turn back now.
Buddy Cage (pedal steel), John Dawson (vocals, rhythm guitar), Spencer Dryden (drums and percussion), David Nelson (lead guitar, vocals, dobro, mandolin and bagpipes), Dave Torbert (bass vocals, acoustic) with Darlene DiDomenico (vocals on tracks 2, 7 & 8), Donna Jean Godchaux (vocals on tracks 9 & 10), Richard Greene (violin), Mark Naftalin (piano) and Jack Schoer (horns). Produced by Steve Barncard and NRPS; engineered by Steve Barncard, Dave Brown, Ellen Burke.
Photography by Thomas Weir, whose distinctive work also appeared on some of the early Grateful Dead albums.
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Re-issued on compact disc in 2000 in France (Sony, 471371).
Re-packaged w. The Adventures of Panama Red on 2-for-1 compact disc on March 9, 2002 in the US and the UK (Beat Goes On, BGOCD-509).
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Confidence in both the coach and athletes is a hot topic, something associated with both our success and our downfalls. Our confidence is something that needs to be managed just as pragmatically as we manage our physical fitness and diet.
Some coaches and athletes however view the psychology of confidence as a taboo subject, thinking if they don't talk about it, mention the word 'confidence' let alone prepare and nurture it then it won't break!
Confidence is not a fragile entity to be tip-toed around – it is a system, a replicable system of specific neurological triggers and chemical stimulants in our bodies. It deserves our full attention!
In most cases, I have found confidence issues are a lack of — or a stalling of — positive forward momentum.
What I mean by this is – our confidence and motivation is fuelled by consistent injections of success, each and every time we succeed at something – no matter how small – we are neurologically rewarded for our trouble.
We are rewarded with generous doses of serotonin and dopamine – this concoction of naturally derived happy drugs are supplied by our own bodies as a recognition of achievement.
Serotonin and Dopamine (like many other natural chemicals) are highly stimulating and exceptionally addictive. Our brain likes this reward system and wants more and more of it, so urges us forward to the next success and reward point – eagerly waiting for the next big hit.
Whilst it is our subconscious brains that have a higher understanding of what we are actually capable of – it is our conscious filtration system that normally 'plays safe' and pulls us back into a conservative line.
This natural high feeds our confidence, and sometimes fools our conscious mind into thinking we could, and should, take on more and more challenging tasks to gain the higher reward.
Many top athletes speak of being caught up in the moment, feeling un-stoppable and almost superhuman when at their peak. The reward driven highs becoming 'the norm' and a constant flooding of neural stimulants keeps them there.
Where the wheels fall off this gravy train is if we STOP or lose this positive forward momentum of natural rewards.
If we stop acknowledging our successes, we begin to suffer withdrawal from our happy drugs – like a drug addict without the next fix this begins to reinforce our subconscious doubts over our ability to ever again 'score' or succeed and be rewarded. The next logical steps elude us, we lose direction, focus and perspective.
The longer the period of time where our reward cravings are not met the bigger the desire is to have that 'hit' and the more important that next success becomes. All this does is increase our anxiety levels and feeds the emotional monster.
These gorged emotions cloud our skill-set, our cognitive clarity and our perception on our ability to succeed.
And so a perpetual cycle of failure is born.
Breaking this slippery downward cycle and restoring forward upward momentum is just as systematic a process as the creation of the problem in the first place.
After all, our confidence is fuelled by our success, acknowledgment and our neural-reward!
1. Start setting small achievable goals, acknowledging them along the way.
2. Reward yourself again and again – it gains traction in the motivation game, like stoking the fire of a steam engine the more fuel you put in the better the results that come out.
And so, instead of feeding a perpetual cycle of failure, we are maintaining a perpetual cycle of success.


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Why It's Dumb To Abandon Tumblr Today
Jamie Condliffe
Since it became clear that Yahoo was going to buy Tumblr, Wordpress saw the number of blog imports from Tumblr rise from about 400 an hour to more than 72,000. That's a ridiculous jump — and also a stupid one. Here's why you shouldn't leave Tumblr just because it's under new management.
There's nothing better out there that offers a similar service. Not Wordpress, not Blogspot, not any of those other crappy blogs. Fact.
Tumblr is just as much a social network as anything else. It works better with more users; if anything, Yahoo will bring in fresh (OK, maybe old) blood.
Yahoo promises to let it carry on alone. Just like Facebook did with Instagram. At least give them a chance to stick to their word.
Yahoo could actually make it better. You can expect it to inject its experience where it can be certain it will help — like adding some search powers for better discoverability, for instance.
You won't be inundated with ads. Yahoo wants to bring ads to Tumblr, sure — but they'll be opt-in, so they won't be foisted on you if you hate them.
Your porn's safe. Yahoo has been stressing that it's going to go out of its way to let people do whatever they damn well want on Tumblr.
And your porn's definitely ad-free. Yahoo is — cautiously and sensibly — going to keep ads at arms length from controversial content. That means any risky (risqué?) content won't even be able to feature ads.
The deal might not even happen. Just because Yahoo's board approved the acquisition doesn't mean Yahoo's shareholders will. Sure, it's likely to pass muster. But why freak out before there's actually something to freak out about?
For the love of God, it's Tumblr. Where else on the web can you find Kim Jong Il looking at things and or texts from superheroes? Exactly.


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Location : Palakkad, Kerala, India
Occupation : Clerk
My name is sumithra and I work in the Private Sector as a Clerk. I belong to a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Moderate Values. I have completed my MCom.Smart,jovial.adaptive....Gifted in singing Carnatic as wel as western.. no given.
Location : Tiruvallur, Tamil Nadu, India
I am making this profile for my daughter. She completed her Bachelor's degree in Engineering and is now working in a Public Sector Bank. She is simple mannered, fun loving person who appreciates small things in life.
Location : Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India
My daughter is employed in Government Sector as a Clerk with a Master's degree. She currently lives in Thanjavur. We belong to a Middle class, Nuclear family with Moderate values.
My name is H.Dhivyaa and I am working as a Clerk in the Government sector. I have completed my ME. I grew up in a Middle class, Nuclear family with Liberal values.
My daughter is C B AISHWARYA and she is presently working now as a Office Staff in an Army school in Bangalore. (Previously worked with Ernst & Young as Senior Audit Associate for 5yrs). She has completed her B.Com. We belong to Kerala Iyer Family. She has 2 siblings -01 elder brother married and settled, working with Deloitte and 01 younger brother who is currently pursuing his final year of Mechanical Engineering from KSIT. Aishwarya's father is retired central govt employee and mother is a homemaker.
Location : Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Our daughter's name is SHARANYA GOMATHI SHANKAR She has completed BE, Computer Science in MSEC,Chennai.and working as Assistant in United India Insurance, Chennai
My name is K VISHNUPRIYA and I am work as a Clerk in my Father's Office and getting trained in accounts and taxation. I have completed my B.Com.. I have been raised up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Moderate Values. I am planning to pursue Law Course from 2020.
She is having kind nature and very affectionate. she loves singing and has learnt carnatic classical music.
MY daughter has passes M.com with first class for the past three years working in a private firm as accounts asst.
Location : Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, India
My daughter is a Clerk with a Bachelor's degree currently working in Private sector in Tiruchirappalli. We come from a Middle class, Nuclear family background with Traditional values.
My name is Aswand C and I am working as a Clerk in the Government sector. I have completed my BE. I grew up in a Upper Middle Class class, Nuclear family with Traditional values.
Subcaste : Vathima
Location : Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu, India
My name is V.B.Srihari and I work in the Private Sector as a Principal in Polytechnic college. I belong to a Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Traditional Values. I have completed my ME.
Location : Erode, Tamil Nadu, India
My son is employed at Vijaya Bank (Public Sector) in near Jolarpettai with Nerinjipettai (near Mettur dam) as our native. We come from an Upper middle class, Nuclear family background with Orthodox values.
Location : Kozhikode, Kerala, India
My son's name is Harish P R and he is working as Associate in a public sector bank. He grew up in a Middle class, Nuclear family with Moderate values.
Me, Ramaswamy R, working as a Clerk in Bank Of Baroda, Chennai.. I have completed BE and was with Infosys for a couple of years, and switched over to BOB as I didn't have work satisfaction with Infosys.. I have been raised up in a Middle Class, Nuclear Family with Traditional Values. I am a teetotaler, humble and accommodating. I live in our own independent house with my mother who is a homemaker. My father was self employed and is no more. I have no siblings but have lot of cousins and friends. Expect alliance from simple and educated brides with traditional values.
Hai, My name is G.Manikandan, I'm a fair good looking guy and I am working as a Clerk in the Banking sector. I have completed my B.Com. I grew up in a Upper Middle Class, Nuclear family with Traditional values. I'm looking for a good homely working / non-working girl who respects elders and being lovely, adjustable, understandable, friendly, caring & above all being my better half.
My name is Janardhanan R and I am working as a Clerk in SVC COOPERATIVE BANK. I have completed my B.Tech.. I grew up in a Middle Class class, Nuclear family with Orthodox values.
Location : Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India
My name is G.Gowthaman and I am work as a tax assistant in the Income tax department. I have completed my B.Com.. I have been raised up in a Middle class, Nuclear family with Traditional Values.
Location : Kottayam, Kerala, India
Myself Venkitachalam(Venky) working as a Clerk in State Bank of India. Native @ Ettumanoor, Kottayam. Interested in traveling, playing mridangam.
My name is Balaji and I am working as a Clerk in the Indian Railways. I have completed my MCA. I grew up in a Middle class, Nuclear family with Moderate values.
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Among the different types of diabetes, in Romania the malnutrition-related diabetes displays the highest territorial inequality. In this paper, we combined two types of statistical tools, temporal clustering and spatial analysis, to find some relevant patterns in its territorial distribution. Firstly we conducted a time series clustering for the 41 counties and Bucharest Municipality, over 2007-2014, based on CORT and ACF dissimilarity distances and choose four clusters in each case. Within each cluster the evolution of malnutrition diabetes is similar. The clusters were then included as dummy variables in a spatial model testing the determinants of malnutrition-related diabetes incidence at county level. Malnutrition-related diabetes is a disease that might be linked to the economic status, therefore GDP per capita and average wage have been tested and found significant as factors of influence in various model specifications. The dummies representing the temporal clusters are also significant determinants of the regional incidence of malnutrition-related diabetes in Romania. We found that when introducing the cluster dummies in the spatial model, it becomes less appropriate than classic OLS regression, which suggests that temporal clusters were able to capture the spatial dependence in our data. The contribution of our work is three folded. First, we applied time series clustering in R and in doing so we added a real – data application to this scarce stream of literature. Secondly, we combined two techniques relatively new in Romanian data: spatial analysis and time series clustering. Last, but not least, we discussed the malnutrition – related diabetes, mellitus, as a possible proxy of poverty, and tried to advocate our claim by relating this disease's territorial distribution with some economic variables.


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A blushing new blend showing fruity and floral aromas. This is a soft, friendly wine with a balanced sweetness on taste.
A dry, perfumed and fruity rosé that is perfect for easy sipping on a sweltering day.
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Great chilled on its own or with fresh grilled trout or salmon, sushi or chicken pastas.
A distinctive pomegranate colour this rosé oozes summer fruit with red berries and has a dry finish. An easy everyday drinking wine styled for summer lunches and aperitifs. Food pairing suggestions include shellfish, gazpacho and summer salads.
Our celebrated Pinotage Rose has a rich salmon colour with a vibrant pink hue. Notes of pomegranate, cranberry with nuances of candy floss and floral notes add to the complexity of this wine. Delicate flavours of red berry fruit linger on the palate and add to the freshness of the wine.
There is no limit when it comes to food that will match this elegant rose. From pastas to chicken and shellfish. Being a vegan friendly wine, vegans can enjoy a roast vegetable- or summer salad. Enjoy with good company, perfect for any occasion.
Delicate, fruity and lively, with distinctive Sauvignon Blanc lime, with hints of the cherry and strawberry flavours of Cabernet, balanced palate with crisp acidity and fruity undertones.
Served well chilled on any occasion. Great with cheese platters.
Specially selected Pinotage grapes were used to produce this flavour packed wine. Beautiful colour from carefully monitored period on the skins. Raspberry, strawberry and red-berry flavours carry through to a perfectly balanced palate. Enjoy chilled with friends, and celebrate the beauty of life!
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Nose: A delightfully bright and cheerful wine with notes of strawberry and Turkish delight.Palate: Clean acidity and a crisp dry finish.
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This very elegant Rosé overwhelms the nose with aromas of freshly picked strawberries, rose petal and cherry flavours. It follows through on the palate with delicious ripe raspberries with a delicate finish.
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Great summertime refresher and works well with salads and white meat dishes.
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Perfect salmon-coloured robe, notes of roses and strawberries, candy floss and mineral notes.Light bodied, the palate is dry but refreshing, with a crisp finish.
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Delicious with curries and other spicy foods. Serve well-chilled.
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The wine has a rose petal colour with plum, red berry and cherry flavours. The mouth feel is well balanced with a fresh finish.
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Colour: A delightfully Turkish delight coloured off-dry wine. Nose: A mixture of strawberry and mulberry flavours on the nose.Palate: Berry flavours early in the mouth with a lingering aftertaste of candy floss.
To be enjoyed with fresh summer salads, chicken, fish and spicy dishes or on its own.
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Michigan Football Draft Notes
The Wolverines tied for second nationally with 10 players drafted over the past three days. What does it all mean? Some thoughts.
Michael Spath
• I asked earlier in the day if Michigan's performance at the NFL Draft - where 10 players were chosen - should be considered a success. Overwhelmingly, the votes are saying yes. Can't argue with that. While a deeper dive, which we'll get to in a few paragraphs, reveals some concerns, the simple fact is recruits in the 2021 and 2022 classes will see a lot of graphics like the one below, and U-M is well-represented.
Frankly, for Michigan, a draft performance like this year is imperative to the continued recruiting prospects of the program because recruits want to know they can reach the NFL. It's one of the top-two criteria most recruits cite for picking a college. The other? At least among a class' best talent: the chance to compete for championships, conference titles, but really, a shot at the playoffs.
In five years of the Jim Harbaugh era, Michigan has no championships to sell but it has plenty of draft picks - 31 since 2016.
• Center Cesar Ruiz became the fifth first-rounder of the Harbaugh era while OLB Josh Uche became the first second-rounder. U-M has seen eight Harbaugh players go in Round 3, five each in Rounds 4 and 5, and seven in Round 6. That means that 17 of 31, or 54.8%, have been selected on the final day of the draft while just 14 or 43.2% have been chosen in the first three rounds, among the Top 100 picks.
Michigan's average draft position among the 31 selections is 3.8 (in this case, the lower the better).
Ohio State has had 45 draft picks since the 2016 NFL Draft, 15 going in Round 1 or 33.3% (U-M is at 16.1% by comparison) with 71.1% of the Buckeyes' selections going in the first three rounds (remember, Michigan is at 43.2%).
OSU's average draft position among its 45 picks is 2.8.
The difference between the rivals further illustrates the talent gap between the two programs, the Buckeyes producing a majority of Top 100 NFL picks while Michigan is producing a majority of picks 101-204 (I stopped at Round 6 since U-M has not had a Round 7 choice in five years).
• Among 33 five-stars (per 247Sports.com) in the 2017 class, 11 entered this year's NFL Draft. Five went in Round 1, four went in Round 2, one went in Round 4 and one went in Round 6, the latter being Michigan WR Donovan Peoples-Jones.
It was a bad weekend for U-M's five-stars, as Peoples-Jones dropped all the way to the sixth round and quarterback Shea Patterson (Class of 2016) went undrafted. Certainly there are other five-star busts in every class, but such a poor showing is not a strong endorsement for the Wolverines' ability to develop five-stars on offense.
Nor have they developed skill positions. Credit "Inside the Huddle" colleague Zach Shaw with this one:
Michigan hasn't provided much incentive to elite skill position players to pick U-M in future classes. The Wolverines need receiver Nico Collins, tailback Chris Evans and tight end Nick Eubanks to buck that trend in the 2021 NFL Draft.
• The four quarterbacks Harbaugh has mentored at Michigan, meanwhile: sixth rounder (Jake Rudock), undrafted (Wilton Speight), undrafted (John O'Korn), undrafted (Shea Patterson). A total of 62 QBs have been taken in the last five drafts, just one from U-M and Round 6, at that.
• On the flipside, two-grad transfers that weren't expected to get drafted when they left Iowa (Rudock) and Central Michigan (DE Mike Danna) were both developed at Michigan into picks. The Harbaugh era has also seen 14 players ranked outside of the 247Sports.com Top 250 selected in the draft, including seven outside of the Top 500, showing off the coaches' ability to develop talent.
Those 14 including walk-ons Graham, Ryan and Jordan Glasgow, arguably one of the greatest family legacies in Michigan football history.
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