gravity. Top end can suffer of lack of lubrication during some seconds, while the oil pump is trying to deliver its optimal pressure.
Here is what I usually do, the pictures concerns a 1000cc engine stopped during 11 months.
This DIY concerns engine lubrication, the rest of the process (carb cleaning, tyres, set-up) should obviously be done as usual.
I was a bit worried that the oil cooler could have a tendency to empty during a long stop and that it could be a good idea to fit it upside down to avoid the problem.
Battery recharged at low speed/amp.
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Don't forget the central bearings. Turn the engine by hand regularly.
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Q: Unable to make basic function in R A function that gets a list of numbers. The function should return the first x elements of that list such that the sum of the new elements is smaller than 42.

A: list <- list(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10)
list

get_elements_func <- function(list, max){

    sum_vector <- 0

    for(i in 1:length(list)){

        sum_vector <- rbind(sum_vector, list[[i]])

        if(sum(sum_vector) >= max){

            i <- i - 1
            break
        }
    }

    return(list[1:i])
}

get_elements_func(list, 42)

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Get with an aggregator or cluster that offers binding authority.
Do you have a book to move/roll to one of those carriers?
Are you a scratch agency, or transitioning from being a captive agent?
Are you interested in Personal Lines of Commercial Lines?
We are a scratch agency, interested in Personal Lines such as auto, home, landlord. I'm having a hard time to get appointment with carriers in Georgia. I only have direct appointment with Progressive right now.
Yes, there are groups that will give you access to some of the other carriers. Some carriers may be difficult to access directly but you'll have an easier time when you associate with a group or cluster.
I'm here to help rather than solicit, but since you ask I'm happy to help.
The regional sales managers have the power to appoint new agencies. First you have to identify them and then get in their good graces. Put together a knock out business plan. Present it to them. See what happens.
If all else fails then you can always use an aggregator.
I'm not a huge fan of the aggregator model, hence our structure being a hybrid between that and a cluster. That said, I agree that finding the marketing reps and really working them (bus & marketing plan) is definately doable.
I would be the first to tell you that success CAN happen without help, you can do it, I did, I built my agency, then network from scratch and it was hard. I did exactly what Jesse is saying. The reason I started the network was to accelerate the 10 year process of building a solid bonus paying lineup of carriers.
Also, it depends on area greatly. I can get appointed and writing business in hours with a carrier in one location, yet another take 6 mos and an act of congress.


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Q: How to call upon a function within a function? I don't know if this is possible I'm still new to python but I have a function within a function that I would like to call upon, Is it possible to call upon the add() or sub() function within the menu()? I've tried different ways to call upon it (every way I thought would make sense) but produced an error----name 'add' is not defined---
def menu():
    def add():
        print 6+6
    def sub():
        print 6-3

A: Within the menu() function you call them directly after their definition:
def menu():
    def add():
        print 6+6
    def sub():
        print 6-3
    add()
    sub()

Output:
>>> menu()
12
3

To access them globally you can return those functions from menu() and assign them to global variables.
>>> def menu():
        def add():
                print 6+6
        def sub():
                print 6-3
        return add, sub
...
>>> add, sub = menu()
>>> add()
12
>>> sub()
3

A: The way you have defined your functions, add and sub are local names within the menu function. That means you can only access them directly while menu is running.
There are a few ways around this. You can have menu call them based on some conditions:
def menu(choice):
    def add():
        print 6+6
    def sub():
        print 6-3

    if choice == 'add':
        add() # call add here
    elif choice == 'sub':
        sub() # call sub here

Alternatively, you can have menu return one or more of the functions, which you can then give a new name in your calling code and then call later:
def menu(choice):
    def add():
        print 6+6
    def sub():
        print 6-3

    if choice == 'add':
        return add # returning the function, not calling it
    elif choice == 'sub':
        return sub # same here

func = menu('add')
func() # calls the add function defined in menu

However, none of these cases really show a good reason to define your add and sub functions within menu. It's often better to define them at the top-level of your code, even if you're going to call or return them from some other function (at a minimum, it will make testing them easier).

A: how did you call it, it works fine for me:
def menu():
    def add():
        print 6+6
    def sub():
        print 6-3
    add()

>>> menu()
12

A: You could also use a lambda for your single-use functions:
>>> def menu():
...     add = lambda x, y: x + y
...     sub = lambda x, y: x - y
...     print add(6, 6)
...     print sub(6, 3)
...
>>> menu()
12
3


The English Society held an Ice Cream Social on September 22, 2015 in the Faculty Lounge, in Main Building at 4:00pm. All the international English students were invited to come early at 3:30pm to meet their professors and the other English students. All the professors and the students were warmhearted and willing to communicate with the international students and help them get familiar with the Canadian academic environment.
At 4:00pm, the Ice Cream Social began. There were various delicious ice cream flavours, such as chocolate, vanilla, assorted berries and so on. At the beginning, the executives of English Society Jane Vankampen and Chris Thompson welcomed all the students and introduced their plans for the coming year for the English Society. They then invited all the English students to attend their Friday meeting in the English Lounge, in Main Building. At this point in the meeting, various professors from the English Department arrived and started friendly chatting with the students. They introduced their specialties and the courses they teach this year to the students, which was very helpful to the students, particularly new ones, to choose interesting and required courses.
After the introductions, the students quickly moved into socializing as they began to walk around and chat with others. The atmosphore was harmonious and pleasant. This social is the time to gather all English students together, which is an unforgetable experience. One international student said that through this time he makes many Canadian friends. He is so happy to attand such social. Surely, it is the time for the students to know both acdemic knowledge and causal information through friends.
Apart from the indoor activities, the English Society also prepared many outdoor games and activities, such as Bocce Ball, Crochet, Slack Lines, as well as henna tattooing. For Bocce Ball, both professors and students made a teams to play together. Luckily it was a wonderfully sunny day. Many students also tried Slack Lines, a game which focuses on balance. It is hard to walk through. Students trying this are laughing and excited. The henna tattoos attracted lots of people; even other students drop by to get one on their arms. The outside plays are interesting and relaxing in the nature.
The Ice Cream Social was short, but left a colorful memory. The English Society welcomes anyone to join, with their next meeting on Friday, 2:30 October 2nd, in the English Lounge, Main Building.
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Two key players at the centre of the Sidewalk Toronto smart city project struck a genial tone and joked about their past disagreements at a Toronto Regional Board of Trade luncheon Monday, the first time the two men have spoken publicly together at an event.
Stephen Diamond, the chairman of Waterfront Toronto, spoke glowingly about the proposed development, downplaying concerns about data and privacy issues, while the CEO of Sidewalk Labs, Dan Doctoroff, said he still intends for Toronto to be the "flagship" project for the urban innovation company.
The event appeared to signal a possible thaw in the past chilly relationship between Sidewalk Labs and Waterfront Toronto and comes at a critical time for the proposed development.
Over the next two-and-a-half months, Waterfront Toronto, a federal-provincial-municipal public agency, will continue its expert review of the project, followed by a round of public consultation and then a final decision on whether it will go ahead.
But Diamond said that, in his mind, the current proposal is in keeping with Waterfront Toronto's mandate.
It's been a long and controversial road since 2017, when Waterfront Toronto issued a request for proposals looking for a private-sector partner to come up with a master plan to address issues of affordable housing, climate change and urban innovation on a 12-acre plot of land on Toronto's eastern waterfront.
After more than a year and a half of public consultations, Sidewalk Labs, a sister-company to Google owned by Alphabet Inc., delivered a 1,500-page plan that envisioned a sprawling development across roughly 190 acres, with some of the land sold to the company at less than market rate.
Sidewalk Labs also demanded the city build public transit to the site, and asked governments to create new public agencies to govern data collection and usage in the neighbourhood.
Immediately, Diamond published an open letter saying that the plan wouldn't fly, and over the summer and fall, the two sides engaged in a tense negotiation to hammer out a compromise.
In October, the Waterfront Toronto Board of Directors voted to move ahead with a formal evaluation of the project, after a series of concessions from Sidewalk Labs dramatically scaled back the proposal. (Andrew MacLeod, the chief executive of Postmedia Network Inc., which owns the Financial Post, is a member of the board of directors of Waterfront Toronto.)
The project 'never really was about data.'
Dan Doctoroff, chief executive, Sidewalk Labs
Consultants are now reviewing aspects of the projects, which is now confined to the original 12 acres and has stronger profit-sharing protections for urban innovations that might come from it.
The public will get another chance to weigh in on the development in February, before a final board vote in March, and the City of Toronto is doing its own evaluation separately, but in the meantime, Diamond was speaking glowingly about the current version of the project.
"I do believe that where we are today — with those concessions — does not only allow this project to meet the original intention of the RFP, but I also believe it helps to meet the very objectives that Waterfront Toronto was set up to do back in 2001," Diamond said.
"We were intended to look for innovative solutions to rehabilitate and rejuvenate the waterfront."
Doctoroff downplayed the importance of data and sensors, and instead he emphasized the innovative architectural techniques and materials, saying the project "never really was about data."
Diamond likened data collection at the Sidewalk Labs project to the 407 toll highway in Toronto, which scans licence plates to bill drivers.
Jan Da Silva, CEO of the Board of Trade, told the Financial Post that the board has long been a supporter of the development, because they believe it will be an important marker for Toronto's innovation economy.
"If we don't do this, a lot the great innovation and research and talent that's working here is simply going to commercialize it into other projects outside of Canada," Da Silva said.
"We've got to take action on positioning our economy to be relevant going forward, and this is kind of at the crux of why we've been a big supporter of this initiative."
Despite the camaraderie on display Monday, the project is still facing significant opposition.
Thorben Wieditz, who represents the Block Sidewalk group, said that they're planning to push hard for Waterfront Toronto to reject the project.
"As Block Sidewalk, we are concerned that Google is gobbling up the waterfront, and Sidewalk Labs has captured Waterfront Toronto," Wieditz said.
"Waterfront Toronto has lost its trust and legitimacy to act … in the public interest, and this is not going to go away because of the realignment on Oct. 31. We will be voicing our concerns in the next couple of months, more loudly and more forcefully."
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A few years ago, when we were living in Deseret, we were visiting its capital where there was a guy talking about… well, I can't remember what now but I heard every word. He was very loud. Someone at another table commented, also with a voice loud enough that I could hear, "You know, there's one at every table." I laughed, they saw me, our tables acknowledged each other, and we all collectively rolled our eyes at the really, really loud guy at the other table. Ever since then, "There's one at every table" has become a staple of the sort of long-term couple private dialogue that occurs between Clancy and I.
Clancy and I were eating out at a restaurant on our move out here to Arapaho when there was one at the booth behind us. It was a guy talking about… well, everything. He was talking disapprovingly about sluts and waxing philosophical about the failures of his generation and the poor prospects of marriage out there because of all of the sluts. To be fair, he was disapproving of guys that sleep around a lot, too, though I don't remember what word, if any, he used to describe them.
He was sitting at the booth behind Clancy and was alone with a young woman. He looked to be somewhere in his early-to-mid thirties. He apparently dated a girl for quite a while. One night, she went to a party that he didn't go to because he had to work and the next day she broke up with him. He thinks that she had perhaps been unfaithful. He thought she was a promiscuous sort – or at least had taken a step in that direction while he was working. That seemed to be his defining story. He talked about her alot.
The young woman was more attractive than he was. She wasn't stunning, but looked like of like Aubrey Plaza with less even skin. He was a stocky – but not fat – fellow. But he was kind of funny looking. Sort of like his face was put together by an 8 year old on one of those rudimentary face making applications on the web. His nose was a little too big. His eyes were a touch too close together. Something… off. Not ugly, just… ah, well, the words escape me.
And there was something about how his story, and the way he told it, and the way he looked, and the way he looked while telling it, all failed to match up quite right. It sort of felt like the guy was trying to invent a personality and was failing. It was impossible to tell whether he was on a date with the Aubreyesque young woman or whether it was just a dinner out between friends, but he seemed to be putting on a show of sorts. Either trying to get a date or a second one. In a Michael Scott sort of way, he struck me as a guy with a certain, sad darkness in him trying like hell to compensate and just be… normal. Not even spectacular. Just normal. Well, sometimes to be impressive and sometimes to be normal. You get the feeling that at first he wants to be accepted but then the second he is, he wants to be admired.
She got maybe 100 words in all night. The conversation was completely and entirely about him. Not just his previously failed relationship, which itself took up half the conversation, but about his thoughts of sluts, sexual promiscuity, marriage, and so on.
After we left, Clancy and I speculated as to whether it was a date or not. She said it sure came across to her like one and I couldn't disagree. I said that if it was a first date, though, it was one of the worst performances I've ever seen. I then cited that in addition to being something of a bore, he also completely overlooked the cardinal rule about never dominating the conversation too much or talking too much about yourself on the first date. She and I related some of our experiences. I talked about a couple of opportunities that I really fouled up. She told me about a couple of dates that couldn't end soon enough for her.
She also told me about several years ago with this one guy she'd recently met that drove her to Pontchartrain once who wouldn't stop talking the entire way and how she thought, "Gosh, this guy sure talks a lot." Thankfully, she said, it didn't stop her from eventually marrying the guy.
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It could just be that the picture of Aubrey Plaza at the Wikipedia link is a really really poor one, but if the man was stranger looking that the A.P. lookalike, people must avert their eyes at the sight of him.
stone says:
"The conversation was completely and entirely about him. Not just his previously failed relationship, which itself took up half the conversation, but about his thoughts of sluts, sexual promiscuity, marriage, and so on."
Talking about yourself is one thing. Some people like to take the passenger seat in the conversation. But disparaging the opposite sex? When you're trying to *impress* someone of the opposite sex? Always a bad idea. Bad idea to talk about past romantic failures, too, especially if you're blaming the other person.
Yes, I've had meals like this, where the guy's line seems to be "Look how poorly I've been treated by your gender, aren't you going to make it up to me?" The blueprint is it's something that *might* become a date (dinner between acquaintances) or a setup between two people who don't really know each other. If it were a real date, between two people who already knew each other, she'd probably know his backstory already.
Kirk says:
I recently saw the movie Funny People, in which Aubrey Plaza has a role. Two viewings and six beers couldn't get me through the movie, yet I liked Aubrey.
(I wasn't surprised to find out it was a Judd Apatow flick. I don't care for most of his stuff.)
As for the list of roles she was in, "Girl with Massive Head Wound," looks interesting.
Maria the Lurker says:
Obviously, the guy was a reader of the "roissysphere".
Brandon Berg says:
4.Obviously, the guy was a reader of the "roissysphere".
On the contrary, it's quite obvious that he isn't. Admitting to—and whining about—having been cheated on? Disparaging promiscuity (to someone he was presumably trying to get to have sex with him)? Going on and on about an ex-girlfriend who broke up with him? This is Beta of the Month material.
Peter:
Yeah, that's an awful picture. First thing I thought when my eyes drifted from the picture down to the biographical data was, "25? Really?" Here's a better one. I still wouldn't call her beautiful, but she's not unpleasant to gaze upon.
On the contrary, it's quite obvious that he isn't. Admitting to—and whining about—having been cheated on? Disparaging promiscuity (to someone he was presumably trying to get to have sex with him)?
I meant "whiskey" specifically. 🙂
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 As a very young child it seemed as though a year was almost an interminable period of time. The school year, especially, seemed as though it would never end. Through my teen years time continued to drag. At eighteen or nineteen it seemed as though I would never get to be twenty one, a full fledged legal adult at that time. That was something of a contradiction to me since, by the time I turned twenty one, I had already been married for two and one half years, been working and operating in an adult world for three years and had been in military service for over two years. But once I became legal the years seemed to click off ever more quickly.
Anymore, the expression "time flies" seems like an understatement. Some of that sense may be due to the continuing emphasis that our culture places upon speed. We're always seeking ways to do things faster. However, as we cut down production time, we simply fill the time we save with more tasks. As we accomplish more, we're always seeking ways to accomplish more yet, a never ending cycle that seems to wind itself around our necks in an ever tightening noose.
But time is moving quickly, and each passing year brings each of us closer to the day when our personal time on this earth will be over. I've lost a wonderful wife and been blessed with another, equally wonderful. I have sixteen precious grandchildren, sixteen eternal souls. Each day brings all of us closer to that day of reckoning when God will hold mankind accountable for the way they have lived their lives, that day when He will bring time, as this world knows it, to an abrupt end.
With the passing of time I've come to realize that the real basis of life does not consist in how many jobs we get done, how many promotions we accumulate, how much money we save or how many things we possess. What gives life meaning is our spiritual identity. We're created in God's image. He has an eternal home prepared for us with Him. Getting there, and hopefully taking others with us, is what life is all about. Serving God here is tied to our getting there. Teaching others this truth is part of serving God here. The devil has been very skillful at getting people to focus only on this life and to put God in the background of their thinking.
As the Lord's church, if we're not careful we can also get caught up in the material side of life. Our facilities are important, but they're only a means to an end, providing a comfortable and convenient setting in which to worship God, study His word and teach others the gospel. We need to focus on getting souls in the seats, people who need to hear the gospel. We need to reach out to them in effective, purposeful ways. We need to focus on our own need to be at services and on the importance of our children to be in Bible classes. We need to pray for, and seriously talk to, our brothers and sisters in Christ who either no longer attend or who attend sporadically.


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I started as a sophomore Schreyer Honors Scholar majoring in Chemical Engineering. I joined CurtisLab in the Fall of 2015 as a member of the plant propagation team. I was born and raised in Scranton, Pennsylvania (Home of The Office). At Penn State, I am a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers as well as a Crew Leader for The Mix at Pollock Commons. In my (limited) free time, I particularly enjoy any outdoor activity (especially if it involves water), and I am an intermediate level billiards player.
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Licence Check introduces new methods to collect driver data
12/06/2019 in Fleet industry news
Licence Check has increased the number of options available within its Driver and Vehicle Information Solution (DAVIS) to collect driver details so personal information can be collected and verified more quickly.
Speed and efficiency of checking is becoming increasingly important because of the widespread use of agency drivers across the UK, particularly by delivery firms, many of whom may never have had their licences checked in the past, says Licence Check.
At the same time, a 50% rise in the last four years in the number of drivers in the UK who have had their licences revoked has emphasised the need for companies to be increasingly diligent and ensure driving licences are checked regularly.
Now, Licence Check has introduced new ways of 'onboarding' drivers into DAVIS, with the aim of allowing firms to carry out checks of drivers more quickly so that any issues with their licences can be instantly identified.
Traditionally one of the most daunting challenges to any company introducing a driving licence compliance system is securing the necessary permission from the driver pool. The same challenge arises where a company would like to replace their incumbent supplier.
In each case, any existing permissions cease to be effective and must be replaced with a brand-new approval that specifically names the new service provider, it said. The additional workload has acted as a deterrent to companies who may be unhappy with their current provider taking their business to one who might better meet their current needs.
Although DAVIS does not remove the need to secure new driver mandates, Licence Check says it does provide organisations with different options that help to mitigate the unwelcome additional workload.
The newest method, which Licence Check has introduced in recent weeks, is its on-site workflow, which enables clients to add drivers to DAVIS face-to-face a single location, such as a depot or transport hub.
Once they are presented with the driver's driving licence, the manager or supervisor can add the drivers' name, personal details and mobile phone number to DAVIS.
The user then performs a visual inspection of the photocard, checking the driver against the photo on the licence to confirm likeness. The manager can also check the card for obvious evidence of tampering or forgery by inspecting holograms and raised characters.
Once they are satisfied and confirm this, DAVIS then switches focus to the driver to manage the granting of permission. In order to ensure that the driver is actively engaging with the process at this stage, DAVIS sends a validation code to the driver's mobile phone that the driver must enter in order to complete the process.
The final screen contains the formal processing statement and summary information that the driver must check to complete the process and permit a check to be instantly carried out against the DVLA database and the results reported back to DAVIS.
There are several other options available to DAVIS users. Currently, Licence Check's most popular and regularly used method of adding drivers to the system is its e-approval process, which requires little intervention from the user other than adding the driver's name and email address into the DAVIS system.
The system then takes over management of the process, emailing drivers directly until permission for a check to be carried out is gained by a digital driver declaration. The service also auto-reminds drivers until the declaration is complete, so that fleet managers do not have to get more involved than absolutely necessary.
Some 54% of licence checks are currently carried out by Licence Check using this method.
The next most popular method is still the paper mandate, which accounts for 46% of all licence checks that Licence Check carries out. This works well for drivers who do not have an email address.
Instead, they sign a paper mandate that authorises Licence Check to check their licence on a regular and ongoing basis – again with minimal company involvement.
Licence Check also employs a card data reader (CDR) which scans physical driving licences, capturing the data and managing permission in a single process. The system also includes an extra security authentication by checking for counterfeit cards.
At the same time, for organisations who wish to switch providers, Licence Check offers an additional service free of charge for those businesses with 25 or more drivers, under which it uploads all drivers in bulk using data exported from the existing provider, with DAVIS then initiating process for collecting driver permission, either by e-approval or paper mandate, which will last for three years unless terminated earlier.
Terry Hiles, general manager at Licence Check, now part of online solutions provider Ebbon-Dacs, said: "Growing numbers of agency drivers and rising numbers of revoked licences have combined to make rapid and regular licence checking an essential part of any compliance regime.
"That's without taking into account the numbers of 'regular' company licence checks that need to be carried out to ensure compliance.
"At the same time, companies that hitherto have refrained or have been put off from switching suppliers, can now do so with complete confidence, minimal effort and very little extra administrative input."
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The Fast User Switching feature in Microsoft Windows 10 allows users to login to a PC while keeping other users logged in and their applications running. Here is how to set an Ethernet connection as Metered, using the registry in Windows 10. The instructions should apply to Windows 8 as well. It should reboot into the gears UI, then back into the OS. if it still fails and doest show gears, give you phone a rest for 5-10 minutes and retry(usually needed after a new rom flash). Windows Defender comes with an update patch that can automatically scan or search for updates from Microsoft cloud servers. Once you complete the steps, Windows 10 will stop installing updates automatically.
Find and double-click Remove Notifications and Actions Center. If you want to place your edited object into a new scene, you'll need to cut and paste it into a new image in Paint 3D. (I've pasted a USB-C hub into a beach scene below, for fun.) Magic Select and Paint 3D can't reproduce the lighting effects and color matching to convince your eye that a giant USB-C hub is sitting on the beach. You may also be knowing that since the preview build 14971, Command Prompt" and Command Prompt (Admin)" entries in the Win+X menu (the menu which appears when you right-click Start) were replaced with PowerShell links.
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Right-click the Microsoft (folder) key, select New, and click on Key. You may uninstall the application that is giving the error from the Control Panel, restart your computer, then go to its official download page and download the latest setup file. If you are using an older option of Windows 10, you won't find the option to defer Windows updates. If you encounter problems with other devices or malfunctioning software after enabling Memory Protection, Microsoft recommends checking for updates with the specific application or driver.
A green edge will appear around the picture Paint 3D thinks you want cut out. You can make your visual effects to adjust for the best performance and therefore reduce the impact they have on CPU usage substantially. If dll files you are low on budget and don't want to spend extra money on antivirus, you should consider migrating to the Windows operating system. The other method is to copy thedll files from one of your other systems and paste it in the appropriate directory. Otherwise, the built-in antivirus will continue to run alongside other third-party security products, and it'll not appear in the Windows Security interface.
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import pytest
import functools
from devtools_testutils.aio import recorded_by_proxy_async
from azure.core.exceptions import HttpResponseError, ClientAuthenticationError
from azure.core.credentials import AzureKeyCredential
from azure.ai.formrecognizer._generated.v2_1.models import AnalyzeOperationResult
from azure.ai.formrecognizer._response_handlers import prepare_content_result
from azure.ai.formrecognizer.aio import FormRecognizerClient
from azure.ai.formrecognizer import FormRecognizerApiVersion
from preparers import FormRecognizerPreparer
from asynctestcase import AsyncFormRecognizerTest
from preparers import GlobalClientPreparer as _GlobalClientPreparer
from conftest import skip_flaky_test

FormRecognizerClientPreparer = functools.partial(_GlobalClientPreparer, FormRecognizerClient)

class TestContentFromUrlAsync(AsyncFormRecognizerTest):

    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_url_auth_bad_key(self, formrecognizer_test_endpoint, formrecognizer_test_api_key, **kwargs):
        client = FormRecognizerClient(formrecognizer_test_endpoint, AzureKeyCredential("xxxx"))
        with pytest.raises(ClientAuthenticationError):
            async with client:
                poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.invoice_url_pdf)
                result = await poller.result()

    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_url_pass_stream(self, client):
        with open(self.receipt_jpg, "rb") as fd:
            receipt = fd.read(4)  # makes the recording smaller

        with pytest.raises(HttpResponseError):
            async with client:
                poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(receipt)
                result = await poller.result()

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_url_transform_pdf(self, client):
        responses = []

        def callback(raw_response, _, headers):
            analyze_result = client._deserialize(AnalyzeOperationResult, raw_response)
            extracted_layout = prepare_content_result(analyze_result)
            responses.append(analyze_result)
            responses.append(extracted_layout)

        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.invoice_url_pdf, cls=callback)
            result = await poller.result()
        raw_response = responses[0]
        layout = responses[1]
        page_results = raw_response.analyze_result.page_results
        read_results = raw_response.analyze_result.read_results

        # Check form pages
        self.assertFormPagesTransformCorrect(layout, read_results, page_results)

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_url_pdf(self, client):
        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.invoice_url_pdf)
            result = await poller.result()
        assert len(result) == 1
        layout = result[0]
        assert layout.page_number == 1
        self.assertFormPagesHasValues(result)
        assert layout.tables[0].row_count == 3
        assert layout.tables[0].column_count== 5
        assert layout.tables[0].page_number == 1

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_multipage_url(self, client):
        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.multipage_url_pdf)
            result = await poller.result()
        assert len(result) == 3
        self.assertFormPagesHasValues(result)

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_multipage_transform_url(self, client):
        responses = []

        def callback(raw_response, _, headers):
            analyze_result = client._deserialize(AnalyzeOperationResult, raw_response)
            extracted_layout = prepare_content_result(analyze_result)
            responses.append(analyze_result)
            responses.append(extracted_layout)

        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.multipage_url_pdf, cls=callback)
            result = await poller.result()
        raw_response = responses[0]
        layout = responses[1]
        page_results = raw_response.analyze_result.page_results
        read_results = raw_response.analyze_result.read_results

        # Check form pages
        self.assertFormPagesTransformCorrect(layout, read_results, page_results)

    @pytest.mark.live_test_only
    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    async def test_content_continuation_token(self, **kwargs):
        client = kwargs.pop("client")
        async with client:
            initial_poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.form_url_jpg)
            cont_token = initial_poller.continuation_token()

            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(None, continuation_token=cont_token)
            result = await poller.result()
            assert result is not None
            await initial_poller.wait()  # necessary so azure-devtools doesn't throw assertion error

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_multipage_table_span_pdf(self, client):
        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.multipage_table_url_pdf)
            result = await poller.result()
        assert len(result) == 2
        layout = result[0]
        assert layout.page_number == 1
        assert len(layout.tables) == 2
        assert layout.tables[0].row_count == 29
        assert layout.tables[0].column_count== 4
        assert layout.tables[0].page_number == 1
        assert layout.tables[1].row_count == 6
        assert layout.tables[1].column_count== 5
        assert layout.tables[1].page_number== 1
        layout = result[1]
        assert len(layout.tables) == 1
        assert layout.page_number == 2
        assert layout.tables[0].row_count == 23
        assert layout.tables[0].column_count== 5
        assert layout.tables[0].page_number == 2
        self.assertFormPagesHasValues(result)

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_selection_marks(self, client):
        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(form_url=self.selection_mark_url_pdf)
            result = await poller.result()
        assert len(result) == 1
        layout = result[0]
        assert layout.page_number == 1
        self.assertFormPagesHasValues(result)

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer(client_kwargs={"api_version": FormRecognizerApiVersion.V2_0})
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_selection_marks_v2(self, client):
        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(form_url=self.selection_mark_url_pdf)
            result = await poller.result()
        assert len(result) == 1
        layout = result[0]
        assert layout.page_number == 1
        self.assertFormPagesHasValues(result)

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_specify_pages(self, client):
        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.multipage_url_pdf, pages=["1"])
            result = await poller.result()
            assert len(result) == 1

            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.multipage_url_pdf, pages=["1", "3"])
            result = await poller.result()
            assert len(result) == 2

            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.multipage_url_pdf, pages=["1-2"])
            result = await poller.result()
            assert len(result) == 2

            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.multipage_url_pdf, pages=["1-2", "3"])
            result = await poller.result()
            assert len(result) == 3

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_reading_order(self, client):
        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.form_url_jpg, reading_order="natural")

            assert 'natural' == poller._polling_method._initial_response.http_response.request.query['readingOrder']
            result = await poller.result()
            assert result

    @skip_flaky_test
    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_language_specified(self, client):
        async with client:
            poller = await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.form_url_jpg, language="de")
            assert 'de' == poller._polling_method._initial_response.http_response.request.query['language']
            result = await poller.result()
            assert result

    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer()
    @recorded_by_proxy_async
    async def test_content_language_error(self, client):
        async with client:
            with pytest.raises(HttpResponseError) as e:
                await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.form_url_jpg, language="not a language")
            assert "NotSupportedLanguage" == e.value.error.code

    @FormRecognizerPreparer()
    @FormRecognizerClientPreparer(client_kwargs={"api_version": FormRecognizerApiVersion.V2_0})
    async def test_content_language_v2(self, **kwargs):
        client = kwargs.pop("client")
        async with client:
            with pytest.raises(ValueError) as e:
                await client.begin_recognize_content_from_url(self.form_url_jpg, language="en")
            assert "'language' is only available for API version V2_1 and up" in str(e.value)

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It was such a great surprise to open my box from the Coverstore and discover that cover I ordered was actually better than I expected! That's pretty rare when ordering something new online. Highly recommended.
i am very pleased with the quality of the cover i ordered. it arrived within days of when i placed the order. hooray!
It's lovely and has a lot of extras like the clips to go around the feet of the table so the wind won't blow it off.
Just put it on yesterday but it seems good and sturdy.
well made, excellent fit, quality material. Arrived in 3 days.very happy with product. have used cover store before because they do not disappoint.
Was everything I expected. Well done!
I ordered the Elite Rectangular Dining Table Cover recently even though it was a bit big for my dining table and benches- it's perfect! Instead of stacking the benches on top it fits over everything as is, fits tightly at the bottom so there isn't worry about it blowing around or moisture creeping in. My husband has just refinished the wood and the table is secure and protected. It even looks good!
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The table cover is of excellent quality and easy to install. It looks as though it will serve us for many years.
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Patio table cover arrived in a reasonable period of time, was of excellent quality and fit our table very well. We were very pleased.
After ordering an extra large fountain cover a few years ago, we were extremely impressed with its durability in rain, wind, and snow. Recently, we ordered this table cover in the same color, Elite Kahki, and they match the fountain cover color--meaning the dye lots are very consistent. As with the fountain cover, the table cover is the same durable quality, stitched well, and far surpasses those purchased at any local hardware store. The fit was not tight, and not too loose. Highly recommended. NOTE: we originally ordered the table and chair combination cover, however, because our chairs were high-back, the cover drooped in the middle and didn't cover the chairs properly. We worried about the amount of snow that would collect and put pressure on the fabric. The cover did not look nice, as it slouched because of our chairs. I wish I would have known this before I ordered. My only disappointment was that I had to return the heavy cover and pay $21 to do so, eliminating and adding to, the original "free-shipping" deal or "percentage-off" (I can't remember which). For a company so well put together and offering up exceptional materials, I was a bit frustrated that I actually lost money. It would be nice, if when opening an account, there would be a numbered allotment of returned items that the store would cover.
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Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens – Trailer Just Hit The Net With Force
November 28, 2014 by Masked Avenger Leave a Comment
Hello Reader! Love the Star Was Franchise? How about A Deep Space film with dark and gritty tones to it? Well Hey You Do Not want to miss this new because its full of goodness for your eyes.
Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens is the 7th film in the franchise of all things Star Wars. Newly operated and owned by Disney and produced by Kathleen Kennedy, J.J. Abrams, and Bryan Burk, along with John Williams returning as the composer. The trailer shows of its epicness with in the minute and half long teaser trailer. Lasers, Sabers and tons of space craft fill the screen for your enjoyment, and I feel the film will be a great Imax Day 1 film. As long as the room is filled with tons of dorks and geeks instead kids and loud mouths playing on cell phones. Check the trailer and tell us what you think. Day one for you?
Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens Stars: John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Lupita Nyong'o, Gwendoline Christie, Crystal Clarke, Pip Andersen, Domhnall Gleeson, Max von Sydow along with the original cast from the older films.
The film will burst into epic kingdom upon Big Screens on December 18, 2015.
Plot: Set approximately 30 years after the defeat of the Empire and the demise of Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine, the plot follows a trio of young leads, along with characters from the previous installments
Trailer: Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens
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FAU'S JUDAICA COLLECTION GROWS
CAROL BRZOZOWSKI, Staff WriterSUN-SENTINEL
BOCA RATON -- Florida Atlantic University has built what is being called the second-largest Judaica book collection in the state with the acquisition of two rabbinical collections.
The recently acquired collections, along with an earlier purchase of a Yiddish collection, give the S.E. Wimberly Library at Florida Atlantic University a Judaica collection so large it now requires its own room. The only larger collection is thought to be at the University of Florida, said Bill Miller, director of FAU's library.
"You can't buy these in a bookstore," said Miller as he picked through boxes of soon-to-be-catalogued books written in Hebrew and English, ranging from Yiddish joke books to scholarly journals. "Some are very rare; some are very fragile."
This is not bubble bath reading, however. For the most part, the volumes' appeal primarily will be to scholars.
"They're abstruse and for scholars rather than the general public," Miller said. "These were clergymen's working collections."
The three collections include:
--The Rose collection, featuring more than 10,000 volumes from the collection of Rabbi Emanual Rose of Portland, Ore., which took two semitrailers to transport. The books, originally owned by his father, Rabbi Abraham Rose, are valued at more than $60,000 and include rare and out-of-print volumes. FAU paid $30,000 toward the collection and the remainder of it was donated.
"He was a typical collector, scholar and book lover," Miller said. "He collected books for 50 years. His family joked that his books were his third son."
--The Sacks collection, donated by Rabbi Louis Sacks of Congregation Anshei Emuna of Delray Beach. The 1,000 volumes originally belonged to his father, Rabbi Menahem Sacks, who had converted his garage in Miami Beach into a library prior to his death.
"My father was a great scholar and an author and he had a wonderful library," Sacks said. "After he died three years ago, I decided the best place for it would be at the university. It's a growing university, which I believe has a great future."
Sacks said he hopes to contribute 500 volumes a year from his own collection to the university and also would like to translate his father's books in his spare time.
His father's most recently published book is titled A Rabbinic Anthology of Classical Interpretations of Passover Haggadah.
--A Yiddish collection of 500 out-of-print Yiddish books from the National Yiddish Book Center in Amherst, Mass., which FAU bought last year for $5,000.
It was the acquisition of the Yiddish collection that has started an avalanche of other donations, Miller said. When the Yiddish collection was purchased, its publicity generated other offers, he said.
What Miller calls the "labor-intensive" process of cataloguing the books is now taking place. Some of them are so old they nearly crumble when touched. And many of them are in Hebrew, which makes it difficult for librarians to figure out what they are about and where they should be placed.
The library had to hire a rare books cataloguing expert who knew some Hebrew. It also is depending on the volunteer services of Mark Swiatlo, a retired Hebrew teacher from Century Village in Boca Raton, who is transliterating the works from Hebrew to English.
"It's very interesting; something new," Swiatlo said of his work. Of the books, he said: "It's a fair collection.
"Of course, it's just the beginning," he said. "They're crawling in diapers, yet growing little by little."
Miller expects the Judaica library to be completed and available for public use by the end of summer. The library is waiting on two doors that meet state fire codes that must be installed before the Judaica library can be opened. Miller transformed an open stack area in an alcove into what will be a special collection library.
Named the Rose Room, the Judaica books are on the fifth floor of the library and will feature more than a dozen art works on Jewish themes crafted by Boca Raton artist Irving Amen.
It will be available for on-site use only, rather than for general circulation. Some volumes, however, have been placed in the general circulation collection.
A formal opening in the library will be scheduled in the fall. Miller said that before that, interested parties may request to see books that already have been catalogued.
Although it is called a Judaica library, the collection includes a number of non-Jewish sources as well, such as the Book of Mormon.
Miller said a Judaica library collection will be the foundation of an academic program in Judaic studies for the state university.
"It's the first time a library collection exists before we have people complaining that we don't have this or that in our collection," Miller said, grinning. "There's no way we could attract a chair or an eminent scholar in that area without a good library collection. It's a chicken-and-egg situation, and we've got the egg. All the elements are in place for a terrific program."


I will not step foot in a retail store today.
I will not shop online.
I will delete every sale email I receive without reading.
It was so bad in fact that it has made me question my faith in humanity.
Here it is, Thanksgiving Day for gosh sake, and I was out running a quick beer-fetching errand which caused me to drive by a Work Out World gym in the same strip mall.
And the gym was packed.
I of course immediately rushed home and opened up a beer.
I may have to hit the bourbon soon to erase the memory.
My, Liberals sure do love themselves some dictatorships, don't they?
Liberal Facism: dissent is cherished, so long as you agree with them, natch.
That pesky old Dead White Slave Holder Constitution, that Charter of Negative Liberties that so unreasonably restrains the Enlightened One from Doing Our Work.
… The draft – devised by a working group led by the Justice Ministry and parts of which have been obtained by The Telegraph – states that unmarried adulterers should be subject to 100 lashes. If they are married, the punishment is stoning in a public place.
You know, quite coincidently I just so happen to have a plan too.
It calls for reacquanting any nation that treats women like it's the 12th Century with the Enola Gay.
It is "THE LAW", right?
The Obama administration plans to delay the start of next year's ObamaCare enrollment period, a move pitched as a way to give consumers and insurance companies more time to study their options — but which also conveniently pushes the second round of enrollment past the 2014 midterm elections.
…The administration so far has rebuffed calls to delay or extend the current enrollment period beyond March 31, 2014, even as HHS scrambles to repair the flawed HealthCare.gov site and some states struggle with their own exchanges.
But by pushing off next year's enrollment period, the administration conveniently pushes off the possibility of any ObamaCare hiccups until after the midterm elections. Some of the biggest critics of the current rollout have been Democrats up for reelection next year.
Then again, Zombie pederasts are not exactly known for their brain power.
Remember pudgey little Henry Chao's innocent, "Nobody told ME!/never got the memo" that the website was f*cked up?
Sharyl Attkisson has taken him APART this morning.
Documents: 4 days to launch:Chao is told"We have not been successful in moving beyond 500 concurrent users filing applications…"
There's panicked, GET THIS SH*T FIXED FROM CHAO (and underlings) right up to Go-Day.
Chao has repeatedly testified under oath that he had no inordinate concerns & no idea that the website would have so many problems on Day 1.
The Washington Times and one of its former journalists on Thursday sued the Department of Homeland Security, accusing federal agents of illegally seizing the newspaper's reporting materials during the execution of a search warrant in an unrelated case.
In a motion filed in federal court in Greenbelt, The Times and reporter Audrey Hudson asked a judge to force the federal agency to return all reporting files and documents it seized from Ms. Hudson's home office during a raid in early August.
… Ms. Hudson's home was raided by Maryland State Police at 4:30 a.m. on Aug. 6. The investigators, including Miguel Bosch, a federal agent with the Homeland Security's Coast Guard Investigative Service, had a warrant to search for unregistered firearms and a potato launcher belonging to Ms. Hudson's husband. To date, Mr. Flanagan has not been charged with any wrongdoing in the case.
The warrant did not give investigators permission to seize personal records and documents unrelated to the firearms investigation, the newspaper's court filing argued.
An evidence log from Maryland State Police shows that on Sept. 3, the documents were removed from the evidence holding room by a federal agent and returned an hour later, but the log gives no record of what was done with the documents and why they were removed.
Remember the uproar about Jonah Goldberg's "smiley face" of Liberal facism?
Doesn't sound so far-fetched now, does it?
He was a fallen, error-prone man who was given a pass on his failings by a compliant, worshipful media to an extent not exceeded until the current day. I am very very sorry that his life ended as it did, as he loved this country and was, at his core, a patriot.
The article gives a very good background on how things got to where they are now and is worth a read in full.
The irony is of course that the folks there are very kind and understanding people.
A Boeing 747 jumbo jet mistakenly landed a tiny airport in Wichita, Kansas late Wednesday, raising questions about whether or not the plane will be able to take off.
KAKE.com reports that the jet used to haul 787 Dreamliner parts landed at Jabara Airport instead of its intended destination of McConnell Air Force Base.
It seems that this particular plane is a 747 LCF Dreamlifter, which is a highly modified funny looking duck.
I'd be rather curious to hear the explanation of just how they happened to land at the wrong airport.
The State Department has belatedly released dozens of photos of the aftermath of last year's terrorist attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi after The Washington Times inquired about the authenticity of photographs it received from a Welsh security contractor assigned to the doomed American outpost in eastern Libya.
Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group, had requested all photos and videos of the besieged diplomatic mission under the Freedom of Information Act in December and February, and the State Department released only seven photographs in June.
The State Department said it had forwarded the photographs to the FBI for its investigation into the attack and submitted them to the accountability review board, the independent panel that conducted the State Department's mandatory probe of the Benghazi incident and events leading up to it. The department also shared the photographs with members of Congress looking into the Obama administration's response to the attack.
Judicial Watch was incredulous over the sudden release of never-before-published photographs and criticized the State Department for withholding requested videos of the attack and its aftermath.
It worked for Hillary at the Rose Law firm, so why shouldn't she do it at State?
And now she hopes it will conveniently get glossed over in the midst of the Obamacare disaster.
…so you can claim "you asked about it" later.
…JUDY WOODRUFF: We know that the bureau has had some high-profile controversies in recent years, most notably Fast and Furious, this exercise where ATF agents, in effect, were standing by while drug cartels were taking — trafficking in guns and moving them across the border.
The cigarette smuggling ring, we mentioned, other problems. How confident are you that this kind of thing is now a part of the past of the bureau and not the future?
B. TODD JONES: Again, I have been a trial lawyer most of my life and a prosecutor, and I have learned never say never, because we operate in a business that is chockful of risk.
But what I do have a high level of confidence, given some of the fixes that we put in, the leadership team we have in place, and our institutionalization of really the core flaws as to what happened on the southwest border, I have a higher level of confidence now 24 months on the job than I did when I came to this organization for the first time in September of 2011.
We have done a fair amount of work to make sure that cases are monitored, that there's appropriate leadership involved in decision-making, and that the communications between what's happening out in the field and what the knowledge of headquarters here in Washington, D.C., knows is much, much better than it was when I arrived here.
Yeah, okay. THAT'S ALL there was TO it ~ couple o' guns went that-a-way ~ and I have no frickin' idea what HE said.
BERLIN—The Munich man from whom German authorities confiscated an art trove they believe includes Nazi-looted works broke his silence, saying he isn't willing to return any of the art to previous owners, including pieces taken from Jews.
Mr. Gurlitt's comments—the first he has made on the wartime art stash discovered in his apartment and his intentions—came after Bavaria's justice minister, whose office is overseeing the investigation, said Friday he hoped to reach a settlement with Mr. Gurlitt to avoid a lengthy legal fight and expedite restitution.
He became the subject of a Bavarian tax probe after authorities in autumn 2010 searched him as part of a routine border check on a train from Switzerland to Germany and noted he was carrying €9,000 ($12,140) in cash?just below the €10,000 legal limit, prosecutors have said.
And think about how politicized the IRS has become.
At the time it struck me that how cool would that be back here in Gringolandia for Thanksgiving?
Well, since we have some Outlaws and Relations coming, I thought it best if I gave it a trial run this weekend.
This wine, at $28, ain't cheap, and it had a 93 or so rating from Parker. It just didn't do a lot for me, frankly. My Beloved Bride liked the faint smoky character it has, but to me it was rather tepid and plain. Oh well, it still contained alcohol.
and put them in a 325º oven to roast for, oh, 25 minutes or so.
This was another Not Cheap wine ($30) and I was again underwhelmed. Yes, it had a more pronounced butterscotch and ripe melon character than the previous wine, but dang it still to me was not worth this kind of money. Oh well, back to the drawing board.
and the flavor was quite tasty, especially when topped with fresh cilantro and you scraped some of the rich pumpkin flesh onto your spoon with the cheese.
As far as the wine goes, well I'll just have to buy a few more different bottle and keep experimenting.
Now BeauBeau wants a damn elephant.
Picking up poo in the backyard was already hard enough.


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Stanley Waita (* 10. Oktober 1979 in Auki, Salomonen) ist ein ehemaliger salomonischer Fußballspieler und heutiger Trainer.

Als Spieler

Verein
Nach diversen Stationen in seiner Heimat spielte Waita auch für weitere Vereine auf den Fidschis, Neuseeland, Papua-Neuguinea sowie Vanuatu. Mit Hekari United gewann er 2010 die OFC Champions League und den nationalen Meistertitel. Auch ein Jahr später konnte er mit dem Amicale FC die vanuatischeische Meisterschaft gewinnen. 2013 beendete er dann seine aktive Spielerkarriere.

Nationalmannschaft
Er ist einer der bekanntesten salomonischen Fußballspieler und bestritt für sein Land 31 Partien und traf dabei fünf Mal. Sein Debüt in der salomonischen A-Nationalmannschaft gab er am 23. Juni 2000 bei einer 0:6-Niederlage gegen Australien.

Erfolge
 Papua-Neuguineischer Meister: 2010
 OFC Champions League-Sieger: 2010
 Vanuatuischer Meister: 2011

Als Trainer
Von 2017 bis 2018 war der ehemalige Nationalspieler Übungsleiter verschiedener Auswahlmannschaften der Solomon Islands Football Federation. Seit 2020 trainiert Waita den neuseeländischen Verein Southern United, der in der National Football League of the Hapi Isles antritt.

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Fußballtrainer (Salomonen)
Fußballtrainer (Neuseeland)
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Geboren 1979
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Lime is one of the companies that is changing the way we move from the city.
With conventional public transportation failing to meet the number of people who use them every day, technology companies like Lime come on the scene to offer an alternative. More specifically, electric scooters. The subject was debated at its own conference during the last day of the Web Summit.
For Caen Contee, the fact that scooters are electric is part of the 'charm' of this means of transport. "It's a novelty but, more than that, it's a means of transportation without destination because it's up to you to decide," said Lime's co-founder during the Web Summit conference. In addition, Contee pointed out that, unlike bicycles, electric scooters do not distinguish between gender and can be worn by both those wearing pants and dresses.
Lime's growth is being so sharp that, says Contee, some cities have told the company to bring them their mobility solution. More than that, Contee said that Lime is open to regulation, thus seeking to avoid conflicts that other platforms (such as Uber) have found a bit throughout the world.
For Contee, Lime's main goal is to "take cars off the streets" and to see cars as we know them as "real competitors to hit," thus responding to the possibility of more companies emerging that come up with similar solutions in the future.
In terms of figures, Lime achieved a recovery of US $ 1.1 billion and, considering that the company continues to be sought by countries all over the world, it is likely to continue to increase in the coming years.


Children's Church is the JSBC kids' ministry for children ages 4 to 13 years old. Children's Church meets every Sunday from September through June, and takes place at the same time as our main adult service. If you are visiting JSBC for the first time, please ask any usher and they will be happy to direct you to where Children's Church is held. Please note that Children's Church does not meet on the first Sunday of each month.
The mission of Children's Church is to instruct our children on positive communication with other children, learn to honor God through their praise and obedience to His Word, instruct them on how to use the Bible and apply its teachings as guides for their daily lives, lead our children in the development of a personal relationship with God through the acceptance of Jesus Christ and show them how to demonstrate their love for Christ through their service to others.
The Baptist Youth Fellowship (BYF) has existed for over 50 years with past programs that have included Youth Basketball, Drama Ministries, missions, and summer enrichment activities. BYF currently offers a time of teaching of the Bible, homework help, field trips, games, and other fun activities. BYF encourages youth to use their skills and talents to positively influence others to learn about Jesus Christ in every aspect of their lives. Children/youth ages 5 and up are welcome.


One of the biggest frauds being perpetrated on this country is the attempt by our national leaders and some misguided individuals right here in our own state of "what's yours is mine" Vermont, is none other than climate change.
The climate has changed continually since God rested on the seventh day, after the formation of heaven and earth and all other creation of His doing.
In recent history, Vermont was home to a massive flood in 1927 which hit all of the state, a hurricane in 1938 that made its way to the Canadian border, another hurricane in the 50s that rode through Vermont to the border, a drought in the late 40s in northern Vermont, a drought in the mid 60s in southern Vermont, a severe flood in 1973 that hit central and southern Vermont very hard, (particularly Windsor County), massive back-to-back snow storms and blizzard conditions in 1978, a winter with no snow in 1979-80, and on and on to the present day.
The carbon tax proposal in this state is another fraud. The do-gooders want more of our money to do whatever with. Enough already! The state of Vermont is taking enough of our money; a reallocation of resources in the puzzle palace (Montpelier) and getting government to an affordable level, so we attract business, industry, and taxpayers, should be taking a priority position in planning. To add a additional tax burden is utter insanity of the first order.
My generation has committed our lives to solving the problem of climate change. It is very concerning and frightening that there are still individuals who deny this concept. I don't need science, academics, or politicians to know that climate change is happening and that humans are contributing to it. It is basic thermodynamics.
The reason this is affordable is because our current dependence on fossil fuels is draining our economy. In Vermont we spent over 2 billion dollars on fossil fuels in 2013, 80% of that money left the state to line the pockets of fossil fuel executives. That's a lot of money going to people who live, work and spend money outside of our local economy.


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Norwegian Salmon Exports Continue To Grow
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7 May 2010, at 1:00am
NORWAY - In April, the value of exports of Norwegian Salmon totalled NOK 2.2 billion, according to the latest figures from the Norwegian Seafood Export Council. This is an increase of NOK 373 million or 20 per cent compared to April 2009.
In the same period, the volume of exports showed a slight decline of 540 tonnes or one per cent.
This strong growth in value is due to the reduced availability of salmon globally combined with an increase in demand," points out market analyst Paul Aandahl from the Norwegian Seafood Export Council.
Strong growth in Norwegian Salmon prices
In April, the average export price of fresh whole Norwegian Salmon was NOK 38.88 per kg. This is the highest average price ever recorded for a single month since June 2006, when it reached NOK 41.54 per kg. Compared to April last year, this is an increase in price of NOK 6.90 and compared to the previous month the price increase is NOK 2.83 per kg.
Decline in exports of fresh Norwegian Salmon to Asia
For the first time since February 2009, exports of fresh Norwegian Salmon to Asia showed a decline, down by eight per cent. A major cause of this was the volcanic eruption in Iceland, which severely disrupted air transport throughout Europe during weeks 15 and 16. The uncertainty caused by the volcanic eruption and the consequent need to divert supplies of fresh Norwegian Salmon to closer-to-home markets elsewhere in Europe resulted in general price falls across the European salmon markets.
Russia showing biggest growth
Growth in the value of exports of Norwegian Salmon to Russia were up by no less than 52 per cent or NOK 79 million compared to the same month last year. This growth is attributable almost entirely to the fresh whole Norwegian Salmon segment, which saw an increase in the volume of exports to Russia of 50 per cent to a total of 5,701 tonnes, while exports of frozen whole Norwegian Salmon fell by 81 per cent to 201 tonnes. Other leading markets which showed strong growth in the value of exports included Germany (46 per cent), Poland (42 per cent) and the USA (33 per cent).
Exports of fillets also showing growth
The volume of exports of fresh Norwegian Salmon fillets grew by 21 per cent in April. The same relatively high growth rate was also seen in the frozen Norwegian Salmon segment. The USA is the most important market for Norwegian Salmon fillets, with exports amounting to a total of 2,381 tonnes of fresh and frozen fillets in April. Exports of fresh Norwegian Salmon products, which normally go by air to the USA, fell in weeks 15 and 16 due to the volcanic eruption in Iceland and the subsequent closure of airspace across Europe. The USA imported some 30 per cent of all Norwegian Salmon fillet exports in April. The strongest growth in Norwegian Salmon fillet exports in April was to Poland, up by an impressive 94 per cent.
Steep fall in exports of Norwegian Fjord Trout
Exports of Norwegian Fjord Trout in April totalled NOK 110 million, down by 34 per cent compared to the same month last year. The volume of exports was down by 53 per cent. The most important export market for Norwegian Fjord Trout is Russia, followed by China, Thailand and Belarus. Exports of Norwegian Fjord Trout to Japan, previously our most important market, totalled only 66 tonnes in April 2010 compared to 872 tonnes in April 2009.
Frozen whole Norwegian Fjord Trout has shown the steepest decline per product segment, falling by 75 per cent in April, while the downturn in exports of fresh Norwegian Fjord Trout was 40 per cent. As a result of the gradual market trend in recent years towards fresh Norwegian Fjord Trout products, the volume of exports of fresh whole Norwegian Fjord Trout now totals 78 per cent of all Norwegian Fjord Trout exports.
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