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Addison, Stephen R., 0H
Al Irkhis, Luay Ali, 1F
Alatan, Lale, 1D
Alexander, David B., 15
Alkhazraji, E., 12
Amin, Moeness, 0J
Anadol, Erman, 1D
Anderson, John M. M., 06
Anger, S., 0L
Askar, Naiel, 09
Aydin Civi, Ozlem, 1D
Bickel, Douglas L., 10, 1A
Bishop, Edward, 05
Blake, William, 08
Blount, Clay B., 1C
Burns, Dylan, 02
Camlica, Sedat, 1D
Cetiner, Bedri, 17
Cook, Jason D., 03
Cutitta, Roger, 0X, 1E
Dellosa, M., 0O
Dickinson, Jason C., 03
Dietlein, Charles, 0X, 1E
Dill, S., 0L, 0Z
Doerry, A. W., 19, 1A
Dogaru, Traian V., 0K
Dyer, John, 13
Erol, Baris, 0J
Fox, Maxine R., 04
Freeman, Stephen, 0X, 1E
Galanos, Daniel, 0X, 1E
Gallagher, Kyle A., 0V, 0X, 18, 1E
Gatesman, Andrew J., 03
Gedin, Kahlil, 11
Goyette, Thomas M., 03
Gray, John E., 0H, 11
Gurbuz, Ali Cafer, 17
Gurbuz, Sevgi Zubeyde, 0J, 17
Haas, A., 0Z
Harner, Michael J., 0Y
Hedden, Abigail, 0X, 1E
Himed, Braham, 15
Huang, Yih-Ru, 13
Huston, Dryver, 02
Idriss, Zacharie, 0C
Ishaq, Z., 12
Jendzurski, John R., 0Y
Jirousek, M., 0L
Johnston, Jeremy, 0D
Judy, Matthew R., 0V
Kelly, Colin D., 0K
Khan, M. T. A., 12
Kirk, Ben, 0X, 1E
Koc, Sencer, 1D
Kovarskiy, Jacob A., 18
Lam, Eric P., 1B
Li, Bingcheng, 0A
Li, Jian, 06, 0D
Linnehan, Robert, 05
Liu, Andrew Z., 0F
Liu, Guoqing, 09
Ly, Canh, 0M
Maqsood, B., 12
Martone, Anthony F., 18
Mazzaro, Gregory J., 0V
McCormick, K., 0O
McNamara, David, 0X
Menon, Arya, 0N
Mumcu, Gokhan, 0N
Narayanan, Ram M., 04, 0C, 0F, 0G, 0K, 0M, 0X,
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Navagato, Marc D., 14
Nepal, Ramesh, 08
Nguyen, Lam H., 06, 0D, 0E
Nixon, William E., 03
Oktem, Figen, 1D
Orfeo, Dan, 02
Paulter, Nicholas G., 0Y
Peichl, M., 0L, 0Z
Pereira, Mauricio, 02
Phelan, Brian R., 0K, 0M
Price, Carey D., 1C
Price, Stanton R., 1C
Price, Steven R., 1C
Qiao, Zhijun G., 07
Rahman, Samiur, 0I
Rangaswamy, Muralidhar, 0F, 0G
Ranney, Kenneth I., 0M, 0X, 1E
Raynal, Ann Marie, 10
Ren, Jiaying, 06, 0D
Robertson, Duncan A., 0I
Ryzhkov, Alexander, 08
Saponaro, Philip J., 0M
Schreiber, E., 0L
Seker, Ilgin, 1D
Seyfioglu, Mehmet Saygin, 0J
Shahid, H., 12
Shaw, Arnab K., 1F
Sherbondy, Andrew J., 0V
Sherbondy, Kelly D., 0K, 0M, 0V, 18
Shi, Hongyin, 07
Singerman, Paul G., 0G
Smith, James F., 16
Starodubov, D., 0O
Tayyab, U., 12
Thumann, Charles, 13
Tilal, M., 12
Topbas, Tankut Oguz, 1D
Volfson, L., 0O
Weller, Thomas M., 0N
Wetherbee, Ryan H., 03
Xia, Saiyue, 07
Xia, Tian, 02
Xiong, Hong, 09
Zhang, Guifu, 08
Zhang, Tianyi, 0D
Zhang, Yan Rockee, 08, 13
Zhang, Yu, 02
Symposium Chairs
Arthur A. Morrish, Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems (United States)
Ruth L. Moser, Air Force Research Laboratory (United States)
Kenneth I. Ranney, U.S. Army Research Laboratory (United States)
Armin Doerry, Sandia National Laboratories (United States)
Conference Program Committee
Fauzia Ahmad, Temple University (United States)
Moeness G. Amin, Villanova University (United States)
Joseph C. Deroba, U.S. Army CERDEC Intelligence and Information
Warfare Directorate (United States)
Mark Govoni, U.S. Army Research Laboratory (United States)
John E. Gray, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Divison (United States)
Majeed Hayat, The University of New Mexico (United States)
Chandra Kambhamettu, University of Delaware (United States)
Seong-Hwoon Kim, Raytheon Space & Airborne Systems (United States)
Marco O. Lanzagorta, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
Changzhi Li, Texas Tech University (United States)
Jenshan Lin, University of Florida (United States)
Robert Linnehan, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (United States)
Ronald D. Lipps, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
David G. Long, Brigham Young University (United States)
Neeraj Magotra, Western New England University (United States)
Anthony F. Martone, U.S. Army Research Laboratory (United States)
Gregory J. Mazzaro, The Citadel-The Military College of South Carolina (United States)
George J. Moussally, Mirage Systems (United States)
Ram M. Narayanan, The Pennsylvania State University (United States)
Marius Necsoiu, Southwest Research Institute (United States)
Lam H. Nguyen, U.S. Army Research Laboratory (United States)
Hector A. Ochoa, The University of Texas at Tyler (United States)
Thomas Pizzillo, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
Zhijun G. Qiao, The University of Texas-Pan American (United States)
Ann Marie Raynal, Sandia National Laboratories (United States)
Jerry Silvious, U.S. Army Research Laboratory (United States)
David Tahmoush, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
Russell Vela, Air Force Research Laboratory (United States)
Frank Yakos, Consultant (United States)
Yan Zhang, The University of Oklahoma (United States)
Ruolin Zhou, Western New England University (United States)
Session Chairs
2 Opening Remarks
Armin W. Doerry, Sandia National Laboratories (United States)
1 Algorithms and Processing I
2 Algorithms and Processing II
3 Algorithms and Processing III
4 Micro-Doppler Exploitation
5 Programs and Systems I
Seong-Hwoon Kim, Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems (United States)
6 Single-scan Target Tracking: Keynote Session
7 Profiles in Industry I
8 Profiles in Industry II
9 Programs and Systems II
10 Algorithms and Processing IV
11 Noise Radar
12 Quantum Aspects of Radar Sensing
13 Nonlinear and Cognitive Radar
Kyle A. Gallagher, U.S. Army Research Laboratory (United States)
"Front Matter: Volume 10633", Proc. SPIE 10633, Radar Sensor Technology XXII, 1063301 (5 July 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2500500
Analytical research
3D image enhancement
Detection and tracking algorithms
Radar imaging
, "Front Matter: Volume 10633," Proc. SPIE 10633, Radar Sensor Technology XXII, 1063301 (5 July 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2500500

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In many scientific disciplines, the research you may be doing is completely new. It may be so new that there isn't even any instrumentation available to make your experimental measurements. In those cases, you have no choice but to design and build your own measuring devices. Although you could build them using trial and error, having a way to model them first to see how they will behave is a much better choice—in steps oregano. With oregano, you can design your circuitry ahead of time and run simulations on it to iron out any problems you may encounter.
The first step, as always, is installing the software. Most distributions should have a package for oregano available. If you want to follow the source version, it is available at GitHub. Oregano also needs another software package to handle the actual simulation. The two packages it currently can work with are Gnucap and ngspice. Either of these two packages needs to be installed in order to do the calculations for the simulation. While this is handled automagically by your distribution's package manager, you will need to install this dependency yourself if you are building from source.
Once it's installed, you will get a blank new project when you first start up oregano (Figure 1). On the right-hand side, you should see a list of elements you can use to build your circuits. It starts up with the default library selected. This library provides all the standard electronic components you likely will want to use. But, this isn't the only library included. You can select from other libraries, such as TTL, Linear, CPU or Power Devices, among others.
Figure 1. On startup, you get a blank canvas and a parts list.
Each of these libraries contains a list of associated elements you can use in your circuits. Selecting one of the elements shows a preview of the schematic drawing of that element in the bottom window. You then can drag and drop the element onto your canvas and start building your circuit. Once you have an element on the canvas, you can double-click the element to edit its properties (Figure 2). You need to click on the "Draw wires" icon at the top of the window in order to connect the elements together into a proper circuit.
Figure 2. The property window depends on which properties are available for that element.
All circuits have some necessary components to make an actually functioning circuit. The first of these is the ground. This element is labeled GND in the default library. Along with ground, you need some sort of power source. In most cases, you will want some form of DC current. This is provided by the element labeled with VDC in the default library. With those two important elements in your circuit, you can go ahead and wire up the rest of the circuit.
Once you have a circuit made up, you will want to run a simulation to see how it behaves. Because of the nature of electrical circuits, you need to put sensors into the circuit to see its behavior. You can click on the "Add voltage clamp" icon at the the top of the window to select the sensor object. Then, you can click on the areas of your circuit where you want to measure during the simulation. At each point you click, you will see a new icon on your circuit marking a sensor location. Double-clicking on the clamp will pop up a window where you can set the parameters of what is being measured (Figure 3). You need at least one clamp in your circuit before you can run a simulation; otherwise, you won't have any measurements to study in your simulation.
Figure 3. Here you can select the properties for the clamp.
Once you have all of your clamp points selected, you can run the simulation and see what happens by clicking on the "Run a simulation" icon at the top of the window (Figure 4). When you do so, oregano opens a new window where you can see a plot of the data registered by the clamp (usually voltage or current).
Figure 4. Plotting the results of a circuit clamp.
When you do analysis, you have the choice of two different circuit analysis programs: Gnucap and spice. On Ubuntu, the default analysis program that is installed as a dependency is Gnucap. This means you need to install spice explicitly if you want to use it instead.
To select the analysis engine, click on Edit→Preferences. In this dialog, you also can set whether the log window will open automatically when needed, and you can set the data paths for the models and libraries that will be available for your circuits. In most cases, you will want to leave those as is.
To help you get started, oregano comes with several examples. Again, on Ubuntu (since that is my current desktop), these examples are located in /usr/share/doc/oregano/examples. You might want to load one of these examples first.
Once you have a completed circuit and want to run a simulation, you will want to set parameters to control this simulation. Click on the menu item Edit→Simulation Settings to bring up the dialog window. The first tab lets you see analysis parameters, such as transient options, fourier options, DC sweep options and AC options. Clicking on any of the check boxes will open up a subset of further options for each of those sections. The second tab lets you set a series of analysis options. You also can set parameters that may affect your circuit, such as the ambient temperature.
Once you have all of the options and parameters set, you can start the simulation by selecting the menu item Tools→Simulate or by pressing F11. Don't forget to attach some test clamps first; otherwise, you will get an error. Your simulation will run and pop up a new plot window where you can look at the values generated within your circuit. You can select whether to look at the transient analysis or AC analysis.
On the left, you will see a list of available plotting options. On the right-hand side, you will find the actual plot of your data. Only the items that you select from list will be plotted, so that means when this window first opens, nothing actually will be plotted.
You also can plot functions of the available values. For example, you could plot the difference in voltage between two separate test clamps. These functions will be available in the list on the left side, so you can select them and have them plotted on the graph.
Additionally, you can include even more complicated elements like full CPUs to your circuit. The problem with these is that the way they respond to electrical signals can be very complicated. These elements need a separate model file that describes this response to signals. Unfortunately, the licensing for model files means that many cannot be included with oregano. You can search the Internet and download the model files for the elements that interest you, or you can create your own model file. In either case, you can place the model files into the directory set in the preferences.
When you actually want to build your circuit, you can export the associated diagram by clicking on the menu item File→Export. You then can export the circuit diagram as either an SVG file, a PDF, a PostScript file or a PNG. Now, you can go ahead and build your new test equipment, secure in the knowledge that you did some initial testing and should get the behavior you need.


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The public debate on AI has just begun. After half a century of intense research and development, technology has finally entered the market. From self-driving cars to curriculum evaluation systems, from moderation of online content to the predictive police, we live in a society that is increasingly managed and controlled by automated decision-making systems to which we are progressively delegating the management of society. The debate on AI is, however, distorted by dystopian visions, from pessimists who fear that artificial intelligence can destroy jobs and feed prejudices and inequality to optimists who consider such software the only way to solve many problems of society, finally freeing humankind from the toil of manual labor. Not surprisingly, AI is one of the primary causes of public concern. But how are things really? What are the risks of using automated decision systems? And what are the solutions proposed and in preparation?


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Former Ulster Bank, Paddy Power executive lined up for retail REIT IPO
Cormac McCarthy expected to be named chairman as planning for IPO firms up
Cormac McCarthy as CEO Ulster Bank in 2009. Photograph: Matt Kavanagh
Joe Brennan
Sat Apr 28 2018 - 05:00
US private equity giant Oaktree is lining up Cormac McCarthy as chairman for a new Irish retail-focused real-estate investment trust (Reit) that it is preparing for a stock market flotation in Dublin.
The firm is planning to roll a number of retail property assets, from a controlling stake in The Square shopping centre in Tallaght in Dublin to retail parks around Ireland managed by Sigma Retail Partners, into the Reit.
The trust would be led by Sigma's managing director Marcus Wren, a former senior retail property adviser, and Neil Bannon, a real-estate veteran who previously played a key role in the design, letting and asset management of Dundrum Town Centre in south Dublin.
Sigma Retail Partners, set up three years ago, manages retail assets with a combined value of more than €500 million. It is understood that the promoters of the potential initial public offering (IPO) have met a series of investors in recent weeks and that a transaction could be lined up this side of the summer hiatus in financial markets that sets in during August.
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Last year, Oaktree placed 14 sites valued at €131.2 million into housebuilder Glenveagh Properties as it floated on the stock market. The US firm continues to hold a 16.5 per cent stake in the company.
Sources said that the model being pursued in the deal being hatched would see Mr Wren and Mr Bannon become employees of the Reit, similar to an "internalisation" of management carried out by Dublin-listed Hibernia Reit in 2015. By contrast, Green Reit is managed externally and the trust has paid €75 million in fees and shares to the outside investment firm, Green Property Reit Ventures since its flotation in 2013.
The Sigma Reit's managers are expected to be given founder shares in the trust under a potentially lucrative incentive scheme, where the securities would convert into ordinary shares subject to certain performance targets being met.
Market sources said that the initial "pilot fishing" exercise organised by corporate financiers in Davy to give potential investors a look at the company has been well received. The outcome of this engagement will ultimately help Oaktree and Sigma executives decide whether to press ahead with an IPO.
The fact that Mr McCarthy has been tapped to become the company's chairman on flotation is being read as an indication of how advanced planning is for a transaction. Representatives from Sigma and Mr McCarthy declined to comment, while a spokeswoman for Oaktree didn't respond to a request for comment.
Mr McCarthy was chief executive of Ulster Bank between 2004 and 2011, stepping down in the middle of the financial crisis that resulted in the bank accepting a £15 billion (€17.3 billion) bailout from its parent, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
More recently, the executive served as chief financial officer of bookmaker Paddy Power between 2011 and its merger in 2016 with Betfair. Mr McCarthy is currently a non-executive director on the board of DCC, the Dublin-based fuel-to-electronics conglomerate.
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@author: austin
20181213 add .drop_duplicates() for Dataframe
20181215 add combine csv in funtino
20181220 skip index column when import
20181230 add GetDetail() function for 近30天内成交
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import requests
import re
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup,SoupStrainer
#import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

from fake_useragent import UserAgent
import time,random,sys
import pandas#pandas大法好

#ua=UserAgent()#使用随机header,模拟人类
#headers1={'User-Agent': 'ua.random'}#使用随机header,模拟人类
TotalPrice=[]  #Total price
InitialPrice=[]
UnitPrice=[]  #price per meter
HouseArea=[]
HouseHeight=[]
HouseConfig=[]
HouseCommunit=[]
HouseLocMajor=[]
HouseLocMinor=[]
HouseBuildYear=[]
HouseDealDate=[]
HouseDealCycle=[]
LinkUrl=[]

StrainerPriceInfo = SoupStrainer('a',attrs={'class':'nostyle'})
StrainerChengJiaoList = SoupStrainer('ul',attrs={'class':'listContent'})
StrainerTotalPage = SoupStrainer('div',attrs={'class':'page-box house-lst-page-box'})  #得到当前最大页数

PianQuList= ['北蔡', '碧云', '曹路', '川沙', '大团镇', '合庆', '高行', '高东', '花木', '航头', '惠南', '金桥', '金杨', '康桥', '陆家嘴', '老港镇', '临港新城', '联洋', '泥城镇', '南码头', '三林', '世博', '书院镇', '塘桥', '唐镇', '外高桥', '万祥镇', '潍坊', '宣桥', '新场', '御桥', '杨东', '源深', '洋泾', '张江', '祝桥', '周浦']
PianQuLink= ['/chengjiao/beicai/', '/chengjiao/biyun/', '/chengjiao/caolu/', '/chengjiao/chuansha/', '/chengjiao/datuanzhen/', '/chengjiao/geqing/', '/chengjiao/gaohang/', '/chengjiao/gaodong/', '/chengjiao/huamu/', '/chengjiao/hangtou/', '/chengjiao/huinan/', '/chengjiao/jinqiao/', '/chengjiao/jinyang/', '/chengjiao/kangqiao/', '/chengjiao/lujiazui/', '/chengjiao/laogangzhen/', '/chengjiao/lingangxincheng/', '/chengjiao/lianyang/', '/chengjiao/nichengzhen/', '/chengjiao/nanmatou/', '/chengjiao/sanlin/', '/chengjiao/shibo/', '/chengjiao/shuyuanzhen/', '/chengjiao/tangqiao/', '/chengjiao/tangzhen/', '/chengjiao/waigaoqiao/', '/chengjiao/wanxiangzhen/', '/chengjiao/weifang/', '/chengjiao/xuanqiao/', '/chengjiao/xinchang/', '/chengjiao/yuqiao1/', '/chengjiao/yangdong/', '/chengjiao/yuanshen/', '/chengjiao/yangjing/', '/chengjiao/zhangjiang/', '/chengjiao/zhuqiao/', '/chengjiao/zhoupu/']
#PianQuList=[]
#PianQuList.index('唐镇')   #24
#PianQuLink[PianQuList.index('唐镇')]   #'/chengjiao/tangzhen/'

MaxGetPage=1
PreFile='LianJia.csv'
TotalPage=MaxGetPage
HouseLocMajorString='浦东'

def SaveList():
    df=pandas.DataFrame({'总价':TotalPrice,'单价':UnitPrice,'房型':HouseConfig,'成交日期':HouseDealDate,
                         '成交周期':HouseDealCycle,'面积':HouseArea,'小区':HouseCommunit,'楼层':HouseHeight,
                         '区':HouseLocMajor,'板块':HouseLocMinor,'初始报价':InitialPrice,'楼龄':HouseBuildYear,
                         '网址':LinkUrl})
    datetimestr=time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S',time.localtime(time.time()))
    print('最新:'+datetimestr+' 得到:'+ str(len(df))+'条成交')
    df.to_csv(datetimestr+'-'+HouseLocMajorString+'-LianJia.csv')
    try:
        if (len(PreFile) != 0):
            #read_csv中engine参数的问题,默认是C engine,在读取中文标题时有可能会出错(在我这是必现)
            #解决方法是将engine换为Python(官方文档的说法是C engine更快但是Python engine功能更完备)
            #df2=pandas.read_csv(PreFile,encoding='ANSI',index_col=0,engine='python')
            #跳过Index
            df2=pandas.read_csv(PreFile,encoding='ANSI',index_col=False,engine='python',usecols=range(1,14))
            print('前一次'+ PreFile +' 得到:'+ str(len(df2))+'条成交')
            df=pandas.concat([df,df2],ignore_index=True).drop_duplicates(subset=['网址'])  #只比较网址
            print('成交数量:'+ str(len(df))+'新加入成交数量:'+str(len(df)-len(df2)))
    except:
       info=sys.exc_info()
       print(info[0],":",info[1])
    df.to_csv('LianJia.csv')

def GetDetail(HouseLink):
        HouseString=[]
        #HouseString1=[]
        #HouseString2=[]
        #domain = 'http://sh.lianjia.com'+PianQuLink[PianQuNum]+ StrPG
        headers1 = {'User-Agent': UserAgent().random, 'Accept-Language': 'zh-CN,zh;q=0.8'}#使用随机header,模拟人类
        sleeptime=random.randint(10, 20)/10
        time.sleep(sleeptime)
        res = requests.get(HouseLink,headers=headers1,timeout=random.randint(3, 7))#爬取拼接域名

        #PageNumHtml = BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=StrainerTotalPage)
        #ChengJiaoHouseTitle=BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=SoupStrainer('h1',attrs={'class':'index_h1'}))
        ChengJiaoHouseTitle=BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=SoupStrainer('div',attrs={'class':'wrapper'}))
        ChengJiaoHouseDetail1=BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=SoupStrainer('div',attrs={'class':'info fr'}))
        ChengJiaoHouseDetail2=BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=SoupStrainer('div',attrs={'class':'content'}))
        #ChengJiaoHouseDetail2=BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=SoupStrainer('li'))
        #ChengJiaoHouseDetail2=BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=SoupStrainer('span',attrs={'class':'label'}))
        HouseString=ChengJiaoHouseTitle.div.h1.string.split() #海尚康庭 1室1厅 58.62平米
        HouseArea.append(HouseString[2])
        HouseConfig.append(HouseString[1])
        HouseCommunit.append(HouseString[0])
        HouseDealDate.append(ChengJiaoHouseTitle.div.span.string.split()[0])
        #ChengJiaoHouseDetail1.div.find(class_='dealTotalPrice').i.string
        TotalPrice.append(float(ChengJiaoHouseDetail1.div.contents[0].i.string))   #'340'
        UnitPrice.append(int(ChengJiaoHouseDetail1.div.contents[0].b.string))   #'47740'

        #ChengJiaoHouseDetail2.find_all('li')[0].contents[1].strip()  #'2室1厅1厨1卫'
        HouseHeight.append(ChengJiaoHouseDetail2.find_all('li')[1].contents[1].strip())  #'高楼层(共6层)'
        HouseBuildYear.append(ChengJiaoHouseDetail2.find_all('li')[7].contents[1].strip())  #'1997'

        HouseString=ChengJiaoHouseDetail1.div.contents[2].find_all('label')[0].string   #'380'  挂牌价格
        if (HouseString == None):
            InitialPrice.append(' ')
        else:
            InitialPrice.append(int(re.findall(r'\d+',HouseString)[0]))

        HouseString=ChengJiaoHouseDetail1.div.contents[2].find_all('label')[1].string   #'364'  成交周期
        if (HouseString == None):
            HouseDealCycle.append(' ')
        else:
            HouseDealCycle.append(int(re.findall(r'\d+',HouseString)[0]))

        print(HouseLink)

#def main():
begin = time.time()
LoopList=[]
LoopList=random.sample(range(0, len(PianQuList)), len(PianQuList))
while len(LoopList)>0:
    i=1
    RetryTimes=0
    PianQuNum=LoopList.pop(0)   # 第一次抓取一个页面
    PianQuGet=PianQuList[PianQuNum]
    while i<=TotalPage: # 100页最大值
        #http://sh.lianjia.com/chengjiao/tangzhen/pg1/
        if i>1:
        	StrPG='pg'+str(i)+'/'
        else:
        	StrPG=''
        domain = 'http://sh.lianjia.com'+PianQuLink[PianQuNum]+ StrPG
        headers1 = {'User-Agent': UserAgent().random, 'Accept-Language': 'zh-CN,zh;q=0.8'}#使用随机header,模拟人类
        sleeptime=random.randint(10, 20)/10
        time.sleep(sleeptime)
        try:
            res = requests.get(domain,headers=headers1,timeout=random.randint(3, 7))#爬取拼接域名
            res.raise_for_status()
        except requests.exceptions.HTTPError as errh:
            print ("Http Error:",errh)
        except requests.exceptions.ConnectionError as errc:
            print ('Error Connecting:'+str(errc)+' '+PianQuGet)
            #print(PianQuGet)
            LoopList.append(PianQuNum)   #页面抓取失败,放入LOOP中下次再试
            break
        except requests.exceptions.Timeout as errt:
            print ("Timeout Error:"+str(errt)+' '+PianQuGet)
            LoopList.append(PianQuNum)   #页面抓取失败,放入LOOP中下次再试
            break
        except requests.exceptions.RequestException as err:
            print ("OOps: Something Else",err)

        #

        PageNumHtml = BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=StrainerTotalPage)
        # 把 string 变成 Dictionary
        if len (PageNumHtml) == 0: #遇到空页面
    #    PageNumDict = []
    #   if len(PageNumDict) == 0:   #25
            if RetryTimes>10:
                sys.exit("Error to get Page: "+domain)
            else:
                RetryTimes+=1
                sleeptime=random.randint(10, 20)/5+RetryTimes
                time.sleep(sleeptime)
                print('Retry after delay '+str(sleeptime)+' s :'+domain+' '+PianQuGet)
                continue
        RetryTimes=0
        PageNumDict = eval(PageNumHtml.div['page-data']) # {'totalPage': 25, 'curPage': 1}
        TotalPage = int(PageNumDict['totalPage'])
        if TotalPage> MaxGetPage:
            TotalPage=MaxGetPage
        #更新抓取进度
        print('已经抓取'+PianQuGet+' 第'+str(i)+'/'+str(TotalPage)+'页 ''耗时: %.1f 分' %((time.time()-begin)/60))

        i+=1
        ChengJiaoListHtml=BeautifulSoup(res.text,'html.parser',parse_only=StrainerChengJiaoList)

        for ListItem in ChengJiaoListHtml.find_all('li'):
            #
创新佳苑 1室1厅 61.67平米

    #        try:
            if ListItem.div.contents[1].find(class_='dealDate').string == '近30天内成交':
                #continue
                GetDetail(ListItem.div.contents[0].a['href'])
                LinkUrl.append(ListItem.div.contents[0].a['href']) # https://sh.lianjia.com/chengjiao/107100614568.html
                HouseLocMinor.append(PianQuList[PianQuNum])
                HouseLocMajor.append(HouseLocMajorString)
            else:
                HouseString=[]
                HouseString1=[]
                HouseString2=[]
                LinkUrl.append(ListItem.div.contents[0].a['href']) # https://sh.lianjia.com/chengjiao/107100614568.html
                HouseString = ListItem.div.contents[0].string.split()  #['金唐公寓', '2室2厅', '89.06平米']
                HouseArea.append(HouseString[2])
                HouseConfig.append(HouseString[1])
                HouseCommunit.append(HouseString[0])
                HouseString1=ListItem.div.contents[1].div.text.split('|') #'['南 ', ' 精装\xa0', ' 无电梯']
                HouseDealDate.append(ListItem.div.contents[1].find(class_='dealDate').string)  #'2018.10.24' or '近30天内成交'
                TotalPrice.append(float(ListItem.div.contents[1].find(class_='number').string))   #386
                HouseString2=ListItem.div.contents[2].contents[0].text.split()     #'中楼层(共6层) 2006年建板楼'
                HouseHeight.append(HouseString2[0])
                HouseBuildYear.append(HouseString2[1])
                UnitPrice.append(int(ListItem.div.find(class_='unitPrice').span.string))   #unitPrice  43342
                #HouseString3 = ListItem.div.find(class_='dealCycleTxt').contents
                HouseLocMinor.append(PianQuList[PianQuNum])
                HouseLocMajor.append(HouseLocMajorString)

                HouseString=ListItem.div.find(text=re.compile('挂牌'))  # '挂牌391万'
                if (HouseString == None):
                    InitialPrice.append(' ')
                else:
                    InitialPrice.append(int(re.findall(r'\d+',HouseString)[0]))

                HouseString=ListItem.div.find(text=re.compile('成交周期'))  # '成交周期119天'  ->119
                if (HouseString == None):
                    HouseDealCycle.append(' ')
                else:
                    HouseDealCycle.append(int(re.findall(r'\d+',HouseString)[0]))
    #        except:
    #           info=sys.exc_info()
    #           print(info[0],":",info[1])

#GetDetail('https://sh.lianjia.com/chengjiao/107000666001.html')
#main()
SaveList()

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Q: Calculating a large factorial division on pen and paper Context: In January I will be taking a concurrent programming examination, part of which will involve calculating the number of interleavings based on a formula which divides two sets of factorials.
The problem I have is that calculators are prohibited, so it must be calculated on pen and paper, so I wonder what the best strategy is here?
The professor's suggestion was to simplify the factorial division, but the example he used didn't show how he simplified it, but also the numbers he was using were smaller.
One example I worked on is as follows:

12! / (6! x 6!)

The smallest I can simplify this to is as follows (although let me know if it can be simplified further as I may be wrong):
(2 *  11 * 10 * 3 * 4 * 7) \ (5 * 4)
This still seems like an excessive calculation for pen and paper (the question will be worth a single mark, also).
What would you suggest as a strategy for calculating the division of two factorials on pen and paper? (the goal being to come up with a strategy which takes the least amount of time to work out using pen and paper).
The result must be expressed as a single number, so using this example the result would be 924.
Thanks

A: You can immediately cancel the $2\times10$ on the top with the $5\times4$ on the bottom, leaving $11\times3\times4\times7$.
$$11\times3\times4\times7=11\times12\times7=84\times11=924$$
The calculation shouldn't be too hard: $3\times4$ is easy, $12\times7$ is also pretty easy, and multiplication by $11$ is simple: If the two digits are $xy$, then $11\times xy=x(x+y)y$  (potentially carrying digits), which is easy to do mentally. For example, $11\times 23=253$. How big are these factorials going to be exactly?

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This year's honorees are BNY Mellon, International Flavors and Fragrances, and LTC Francis Kairson, Jr., Director Emeritus at New York City Mission Society. WABC News Anchor Bill Ritter, a longtime supporter of the Mission Society, will emcee the event. This year's Gala Chairs are Katrina and Don Peebles, Leah and Stanley H. Rumbough, and Jean and Martin Shafiroff.
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Chapter 6. Overview of the Abdomen, Pelvis, and Perineum
Chapter 6. Overview of the Abdomen, Pelvis, and Perineum. In: Morton DA, Foreman K, Albertine KH. Morton D.A., & Foreman K, & Albertine K.H.(Eds.),Eds. David A. Morton, et al.eds. The Big Picture: Gross Anatomy. McGraw Hill; 2011. Accessed January 21, 2022. https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=381&sectionid=40140013
Chapter 6. overview of the abdomen, pelvis, and perineum. Morton DA, Foreman K, Albertine KH. Morton D.A., & Foreman K, & Albertine K.H.(Eds.),Eds. David A. Morton, et al. (2011). The Big Picture: Gross Anatomy. McGraw Hill. https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=381&sectionid=40140013
"Chapter 6. Overview of the Abdomen, Pelvis, and Perineum." The Big Picture: Gross Anatomy Morton DA, Foreman K, Albertine KH. Morton D.A., & Foreman K, & Albertine K.H.(Eds.),Eds. David A. Morton, et al. McGraw Hill, 2011, https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=381&sectionid=40140013.
Osteologic Overview
Gut Tube
In the adult, the pelvis (os coxae) is formed by the fusion of three bones: ilium, ischium, and pubis (Figure 6-1A and B). The union of these three bones occurs at the acetabulum. The paired os coxae articulate posteriorly with the sacrum and anteriorly with the pubic symphysis.
A. Medial view of the os coxa. B. Anterior view of the pelvis. C. Female pelvis. D. Male pelvis.
Pelvic Bone
The following structures are formed within the fused os coxa (Figure 6-1A–C):
Acetabulum. A cup-shaped socket into which the ball-shaped head of the femur fits firmly.
Obturator foramen. Covered by a flat sheet of connective tissue called the obturator membrane. A small opening located at the top of the membrane provides a route through which the obturator nerve, artery, and vein course.
Greater sciatic notch. Located between the posterior inferior iliac spine and the ischial spine. The sacrospinous ligament converts the notch into the greater sciatic foramen, where the piriformis muscle, sciatic nerve, and pudendal neurovascular structures course.
Lesser sciatic notch. Located between the ischial spine and the ischial tuberosity. The sacrotuberous ligament converts the notch into the lesser sciatic foramen.
Pubic symphysis. Fibrocartilage connecting the two pubic bones in the anterior midline of the pelvis.
Pelvic inlet. The superior aperture of the pelvis. The pelvic inlet is oval shaped and bounded by the ala of the sacrum, arcuate line, pubic bone, and symphysis pubis. The pelvic inlet is traversed by structures in the abdominal and pelvic cavities.
Pelvic outlet. The inferior aperture of the pelvis. The pelvic outlet is a diamond-shaped opening formed by the pubic symphysis and sacrotuberous ligaments. Terminal parts of the vagina and the urinary and gastrointestinal tracts traverse the pelvic outlet. The perineum is inferior to the pelvic outlet.
The pelvic bone is formed by the fusion of three bones: ilium, ischium, and pubis.
Iliac crest. Thickened superior rim.
Iliac fossa. Concave surface on the anteromedial surface.
Anterior superior iliac spine. Anterior termination of the iliac crest. Serves as an attachment site for the sartorius and tensor fascia lata muscles.
Anterior inferior iliac spine. Serves as an attachment site for the rectus femoris muscle.
Posterior superior iliac spine. Posterior termination of the iliac crest.
Posterior inferior iliac spine. Forms the posterior border of the ala of the sacrum.
Ischium
Ischial tuberosity. A large protuberance on the inferior aspect of the ischium for attachment of the hamstring muscles and for supporting the body when sitting.
Ischial spine. A pointed projection that separates the greater and lesser sciatic notches.
Ischial ramus. A bony projection that joins with the inferior pubic ramus to form ...


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Q: Retrieving a full number Assume I have a string as follows: expression = '123 + 321'.
I am walking over the string character-by-character as follows: for p in expression. I am I am checking if p is a digit using p.isdigit(). If p is a digit, I'd like to grab the whole number (so grab 123 and 321, not just p which initially would be 1).
How can I do that in Python?
In C (coming from a C background), the equivalent would be:
int x = 0;
sscanf(p, "%d", &x);
// the full number is now in x

EDIT:
Basically, I am accepting a mathematical expression from a user that accepts positive integers, +,-,*,/ as well as brackets: '(' and ')'. I am walking the string character by character and I need to be able to determine whether the character is a digit or not. Using isdigit(), I can that. If it is a digit however, I need to grab the whole number. How can that be done?

A: >>> from itertools import groupby
>>> expression = '123 + 321'
>>> expression = ''.join(expression.split()) # strip whitespace
>>> for k, g in groupby(expression, str.isdigit):
        if k: # it's a digit
            print 'digit'
            print list(g)
        else:
            print 'non-digit'
            print list(g)

digit
['1', '2', '3']
non-digit
['+']
digit
['3', '2', '1']

A: This is one of those problems that can be approached from many different directions. Here's what I think is an elegant solution based on itertools.takewhile:
>>> from itertools import chain, takewhile
>>> def get_numbers(s):
...     s = iter(s)
...     for c in s:
...         if c.isdigit():
...             yield ''.join(chain(c, takewhile(str.isdigit, s)))
...
>>> list(get_numbers('123 + 456'))
['123', '456']

This even works inside a list comprehension:
>>> def get_numbers(s):
...     s = iter(s)
...     return [''.join(chain(c, takewhile(str.isdigit, s)))
...             for c in s if c.isdigit()]
...
>>> get_numbers('123 + 456')
['123', '456']

Looking over other answers, I see that this is not dissimilar to jamylak's groupby solution. I would recommend that if you don't want to discard the extra symbols. But if you do want to discard them, I think this is a bit simpler.

A: Though I'm not familiar with sscanf, I'm no C developer, it looks like it's using format strings in a way not dissimilar to what I'd use python's re module for.  Something like this:
import re

nums = re.compile('\d+')
found = nums.findall('123 + 321')
# if you know you're only looking for two values.
left, right = found

A: The Python documentation includes a section on simulating scanf, which gives you some idea of how you can use regular expressions to simulate the behavior of scanf (or sscanf, it's all the same in Python). In particular, r'\-?\d+' is the Python string that corresponds to the regular expression for an integer. (r'\d+' for a nonnegative integer.) So you could embed this in your loop as
integer = re.compile(r'\-?\d+')
for p in expression:
    if p.isdigit():
        # somehow find the current position in the string
        integer.match(expression, curpos)

But that still reflects a very C-like way of thinking. In Python, your iterator variable p is really just an individual character that has actually been pulled out of the original string and is standing on its own. So in the loop, you don't naturally have access to the current position within the string, and trying to calculate it is going to be less than optimal.
What I'd suggest instead is using Python's built in regexp matching iteration method:
integer = re.compile(r'\-?\d+') # only do this once in your program

all_the_numbers = integer.findall(expression)

and now all_the_numbers is a list of string representations of all the integers in the expression. If you wanted to actually convert them to integers, then you could do this instead of the last line:
all_the_numbers = [int(s) for s in integer.finditer(expression)]

Here I've used finditer instead of findall because you don't have to make a list of all the strings before iterating over them again to convert them to integers.

A: You can use shlex http://docs.python.org/library/shlex.html
>>> from shlex import shlex
>>> expression = '123 + 321'
>>> for e in shlex(expression):
...     print e
...
123
+
321

>>> expression = '(92831 * 948) / 32'
>>> for e in shlex(expression):
...     print e
...
(
92831
*
948
)
/
32

A: e_array = expression.split('+')
i_array = map(int, e_array)

And i_array holds all integers in the expression.

UPDATE
If you already know all the special characters in your expression and you want to eliminate them all
import re

e_array = re.split('[*/+\-() ]', expression)  # all characters here is mult, div, plus, minus, left- right- parathesis and space
i_array = map(int, filter(lambda x: len(x), e_array))

A: I'd split the string up on the ' + ' string, giving you what's outside of them:
>>> expression = '123 + 321'
>>> ex = expression.split(' + ')
>>> ex
['123', '321']
>>> int_ex = map(int, ex)
>>> int_ex
[123, 321]
>>> sum(int_ex)
444

It's dangerous, but you could use eval:
>>> eval('123 + 321')
444

I'm just taking a stab at you parsing the string, and doing raw calculations on it.


We woke up this morning to a complete and total washout, the promising weather we had experienced on our journey to Fox had changed overnight into a total downpour meaning our heli-hike up to the Glacier had to be cancelled. V.disappointed, but decided to go on an adventure day instead.
We found ourselves in the small gold mining town of Ross on the West Coast (along with 2 other visitors ... in the rain). We walked along the old water sluice No.1 path through the hills and back to the camper, stopping off at an old miners cottage just when the heavens opened once again. Having locked Nat in the gold robber stocks I was tempted to make a quick break for it, but took pity on her in the rain and decided to rescue her !
We then got back into the camper and headed off for Arthurs pass, where we decided we would "wild camp" (i.e. no electric hook up). We bedded down for the night after another sample of Camper van cuisine and hoped the morning would bring sunny blue skies for our trip onto Kaikoura.


He exercises twice a week and is trying to cut down on sugar.
Though he considers himself healthy, Mr Glenn Lee, 32, still tried out the Health Promotion Board's (HPB) new tool for people to self-assess their risk of developing type 2 diabetes during lunch hour yesterday.
The Diabetes Risk Assessment (DRA) tool was officially launched at One Raffles Place yesterday.
The assistant vice-president in a local bank, who works in the area, had received a text message about the roadshow from HPB, after having previously signed up for the National Steps Challenge.
After completing the test, he said: "The DRA tool is just a preliminary test, but it is a good indication of your health condition."
He is one of 15,000 Singaporeans to date who have completed their self-assessment using the DRA tool since it was rolled out on Sept 1 to encourage individuals aged 18 to 39 to assess their current risk for undiagnosed diabetes.
Those who are found to be at risk are encouraged to go for a health screening under the enhanced Screen For Life (SLF) subsidy.
The two-minute test takes into account several factors such as age, body mass index, and personal history of hypertension and gestational diabetes mellitus. You can access it on letsbeatdiabetes.sg/dra on HealthHub.
Health Minister Gan Kim Yong, who was the guest of honour at the launch, said: "We hope that society can be mobilised to take responsibility for their own (health), as well as participate in our initiatives to spread the message to other Singaporeans to live healthily."
Eligible Singaporeans who receive the SLF subsidy will pay a fixed fee of $5, while Community Health Assist Scheme cardholders will pay $2. The health screening is free for pioneers.


Your nonprofit's logo is the visual centerpiece of your brand. It's a stamp that labels the work you do, the content you produce, and the impact you have. It's also often your first statement to website visitors about who you are (since it's right there at the top of your website).
Therefore, it is very important that your logo conveys the right message about your organization and that it conveys that message clearly. Here are a few ways to do both of those things and a couple of nonprofits that are doing them well.
The logo of the American Red Cross has become the symbol of their 132 years of domestic and international aid, relief and health services. Their logo is now one of the most recognizable in the world. The American Red Cross is a perfect illustration of how simplicity and directness can pay off. A "red cross" represents the Red Cross. You can't get much more direct than that.
Save the Children's logo shows a child in red, a color that commonly signifies danger or eminent threat in Western cultures. This very basic logo says just what it needs to – that there are children who need to be saved.
Admittedly, not all nonprofit organizations have missions that are easily explained with a graphic. The Mentoring Project does a great job of conveying the very basics of their mission, to provide adults to help guide kids, with their logo.
Using elephant illustrations to demonstrate their point, we are able to understand what they're talking about: an adult (big elephant) helping a child (small elephant) learn how to wade though life's waters — mentoring. Your designer may want to build a more creative solution to explain your mission.
Amnesty International works to end grave abuses of human rights. Their logo uses an image of barbed wire to reference painful and immoral barriers to human rights. The encircled candle represents the hope and liberation that is at the core of their mission.
Not for Sale campaigns to end human trafficking and slavery. Their aim is to ensure that no human being is for sale. Their logo demonstrates this by showing a commonly used currency sign (the US dollar) tilted on its side and cut and half.
The colors of your logo should be one of its most recognizable and thought out features. Carefully chosen colors can say a lot about your organization's purpose and personality. Feeding America, the nation's leading domestic hunger-relief charity, uses orange and green in their logo to associate their organization with the idea of agriculture and wholesome food.
In case you didn't get all that with the colors alone, they incorporated an illustration of a head of wheat for good measure. The muted colors give the logo a nurturing and serious tone. The Feeding America logo is an example of a great pairing of color and shape with an organizational cause.
Invisible Children campaigns to end the abduction, killing and displacing of civilians in East and Central Africa. The stark black and white logo gives due seriousness and gravity to their cause. Having the word "invisible" in white also adds a helpful emphasis to the word.
Because your nonprofit is different from any other organization, your logo should also be unique. Before creating your logo (or redesigning an old one) remember to keep it simple, consider using a metaphor, and chose appropriate colors. You can use these logo examples or find ones of your own for inspiration.
If you have any logos that you love, or if you want to share your organization's logo, leave them in the comments.


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Tonight- Cascade Fireworks (立花) at Teshirogi`s Mysterious Old O-Washi Jinja Shrine (手代木の大鷲神社)- tonight, September 13th 2018 at 7:30 pm 13 September, 2019
The curious straw snake which can always be seen hanging atop the torii gate at Teshirogi`s O-Washi Shrine in Tsukuba
By Avi Landau
Thanks to their excellent public elementary and junior-high schools, as well as their convenient location, the Teshirogi and Matsushiro districts have long been among THE most sought after addresses for families thinking of building a home in Tsukuba. The abundant government housing established there more than 20 years ago, also means that this part of the city has a fair share of researchers and professors ( both Japanese and foreign) who work at Tsukuba`s national institutes and universities. Thus, one of the oldest enclaves for new residents(shin-ju-min), those who have moved to Tsukuba from other parts of Japan or from abroad, can be found in this part of the city, an ever-growing cluster of modern style homes, set amid the centuries old hamlets of Matsushiro and Teshirogi.
A closer look !
The gap between these new residents and the old can be striking- in language ( dialect), culture, and sensibility. And though this would be a huge topic upon which to elucidate, the difference between the two groups can also been seen in much easier to grasp ways.
For example, few of the NEW RESIDENTS (shin-ju-min), even those who have lived in the area for years, are aware of the existence of the small shrine, tucked away in an ancient grove on the western side of Route 408, which for centuries has been revered by the area`s native inhabitants- the O-Washi Jinja (大鷲神社), which directly translated means the Great Eagle (or Great Bird) Shrine.
Thus, while the local villagers know that September 13th has always ( they say that its been 1,200 years! ) been the day of their MATSURI ( festival) centered around this shrine, most of the NEW RESIDENTS have never heard of the event. On the mornings of the 13th, when the signal fireworks announcing that the event will be ON that evening are launched, resulting in a series of loud blasts, the new residents merely mutter among themselves a muttered- what`s going on today?
The Tachibana Fireworks are suspended from a rope strung up between trees at Tsukuba`s O-Washi Jinja Shrine in Teshirogi
Fortunately, as the years go by, slowly, slowly, more and more of Matsushiro`s new residents have become aware of O-Washi Jinja`s festival and its unique and surprisingly beautiful cascading- fireworks called TACHIBANA ( standing fireworks, or vertical fireworks). This year, (thanks in part to MY spreading the word) there was an unusual abundance of faces from the OTHER SIDE of route 408 illuminated red and blue festivals fiery glare.
The worship hall opened up and decked out with freshly cut bamboo leaves on the night of the Tachibana Hanabi Festival at Teshirogi`s O-Washi Shrine
Wanting to learn more about the shrine and festival, I arrived a few hours before the seven o`clock starting time, to take some pictures and to ask some of the older men helping to set up some questions I had been meaning to ask.
You see, I had long been interested in this small shrine- mainly because of the unusual STRAW SNAKE which year round can be seen hanging atop the shrines concrete torii gate ( a new one is put up each November). I wanted to know exactly what it signified.
Male ujiko (氏子)- the shrine`s parishioners, inside the small worship hall of Teshirogi`s O-Washi Shrine. First they recieve the blessings of the priest and then they proceed to make offerings of sakaki leaves to the god of the shrine- Yamato Takeru
When I got there I found that preparations for the matsuri had been well underway. Two large banners had been raised on very tall poles at the shrines entrance to announce the event. The torii gate with the straw snake had been decorated with freshly cut bamboo leaves, as had been, I soon saw, the donation box in front of the worship hall, which had been opened wide with alters set up inside.
To the right of this small hall a tent had been set up, and many of the older parishioners had already been indulging in the alcoholc beverages which had been laid out for the occassion.
Most importantly, I noticed that the TACHIBANA FIREWORKS, the main attraction of the festival, had already been set up, and were hanging suspended from 3 or 4 long ropes which had been strung up between trees.
These will be set off at 7:30.
At 7:30, the tachibana fireworks begin!
I realize now that the day of the festival was a not a very good time for asking difficult questions. Many were busy, and those who were not and eager to talk- were drunk! One very kind and enthusiastic ( but plastered) gentleman expalined when I asked him, that the straw snake was the YAMATA NO OROCHI, the eight-headed serpent slain by the god Susanoo-no-Mikoto ( according to Japanese mythology).
This seemed unlikely to me, however, since this shrine was an O-Washi or (with another reading) an O-Tori Shrine, the type of Shrine dedicated to the god Yamato-Takeru, and not one of the shrines related to Susanoo-no-Mikoto , which are Yasaka, Hikawa or Tsushima Shrines.
The other, and greater discrepancy is the fact that this snake is a simple one-headed creature, quite unlike the terrifying beast of the myth.
The Tachibana fireworks` cascade effect gets the crowd oohing and aahing!
I would thus like to suggest a theory of my own based on my reading of the history and origin of Japanese religion, and put forth the idea that this straw-snake is an extant example of a very ancient fertility symbol- which would be quite appropriate, since the local villagers have since time immemorial used this shrine to pray for fertility and good harvests.
It seemsThe fact that snakes molted ( shed their old skins) each year, was very impressive to the ancient Japanese and led them to believe that these creatures possessed tremendous life force, or could rejuvinate themselves each year.
It has also been suggested by certain scholars that the bloated conditions that snakes et themselves into when they swallow large prey, reminded the ancient inhabitants of these islands of PREGNANT WOMEN and that accordingly snakes were worshipped as fertility symbols.
Also I have read the works of some scholars who sugges that the Japanese word for god- KAMI is connected with an ancient word for snake- MI ( 巳).
Moreover, I was also surprised to read in the HITACHI-NO-KUNI NO FUDO-KI, the ancient compilation of legend and lore from this part ( today`s Ibaraki Prefecture), that in NIIHARI (which is the next town over from Tsukuba) there were many gods- with gods ( in th text) written with the characters 大蛇, which could also mean large snakes!
The same ancient text also mentions that in Namegata ( situated not far from Tsukuba, between Lake Kasumigaura and Lake Kita-Ura), that a god had tranformed itself into a snake. The pond in which this god was said to have live can still be seen today, with an appropriate signboard telling the tale.
From another angle, since the shrine is dedicated to fertility and CROPS, it would also not be strange to have adopted a snake as your symbol- since snakes eat plety of mice!
Anyway, I think the exact meaning and origin of O-Washi Shrine`s straw snake still remains to be clarified. I will try to dig further into the mystery the next time the new snake is made- on the first Day of The Rooster in November ( which is the god of the shrine, the great warrior Yamato Takeru`s memorial day).
Certainly, the local residents have a great pride in the festival and they were trying to emphasize just how old it was as compared with other events in Japanese history ( and if the shrine were really as old as they say, it also made it seem reasonable to me that some ancient forms of worship-such as the snake- could persist unchanged out here in the isolation of was once mostly forest).
At 7 pm sharp, the signal fireworks ( aizu-no hanabi) were launched again. The event was on! Sporadic fireworks would be fired into the air through the duration of the event, and a surprisingly large crowd ( more than 100 people?) soon gathered. They were not disappointed. The TACHIHANABI were lit and the air was soon filled with excitement ( as well as smoke!) as the precincts of the shrine were set aglow and abuzz by the strings of giant sparklers suspended between the trees.
The Tachibana Fireworks at Teshirogi`s O-Washi Shrine in Tsukuba 2010
I left when the TACHIBANA died down and did not wait for this years special guest dance performance. I didnt want to spoil the mood with any quiche. I cycled off into the darkness of the surrounding tobacco fields, now devoid of leaves. With the smell of gun-powder still tingling my nostrils and the brief moment of fiery excitement still perfectly fresh on my mind, I realized how this special event was helping to bring together the Matsushiro area`s residents- OLD AND NEW, to form one community.
On the day before the festival, local men set up the sacred poles which stand near the shrines entrance
Setting up the sacred poles for tonights festivities (taken on Sept. 12th 2011)
It took ten men and a winch to get the poles standing ( Sept. 12, 2011)
On top of the poles are bamboo leaves and cedar branches, along with some strips of SHIDE, sacred paper
Author: Avi Landau
Categories: Culture, Events, Life In Tsukuba
Fiery (and noisy) Fun at The Tabanka Festival (タバンカ祭) Held at The Venerable Daiho Hachimangu Shrine in Shimotsuma- once again TONIGHT , September the 12th and once again on the 14th!!
Getting Ready For The Big One- The Great Ishioka Festival (Ishioka no Omatsuri, 石岡のおまつり) which will be held today, Sunday and Monday- and some pics of the event!


My apologies to William Shakespeare. Whenever a critic of President Obama refers to him as Barack Hussein Obama, I know that the article will be a hit piece, filled with untruths and probably hate too.
How do we hate thee? Let us count the ways.
We hate thee purely, as they turn from Praise.
In our old griefs, and with our childhood's faith.
We shall but hate thee better after death.
Chuck Todd recently made my list of worst journalists. I have been watching him closely, at least from time to time, ever since election night 2012 when he was so glum watching Mitt lose. Today he was applauding the Dow as it hit record territory while he castigated President Obama as anti-business. I really don't understand how he reached that conclusion unless he considers all Democrats as anti-business since Democrats aren't Republicans. To my mind, President Obama has been too pro-business, putting Wall Street ahead of Main Street. Perhaps Chuck is considering a move to FOX.
Richard Branson is about to offer flights to the edge of space to commercial customers. A ticket will cost $250,000 for a 2.5 hour flight or about $30/second. When I attended an Obama fundraiser in August, 2007, I paid $500 for 5 seconds of his time or $100/second, three times the hourly rate of space flight.


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CASINO INDUSTRY AFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO CSI.
30 October 2018. The Casino Association of South Africa ("CASA"), which represents all but three of the 38 operational and legal land based casinos in South Africa, publishes an annual survey of the local casino industry that provides a snapshot of what is happening amongst its members. Its latest edition bore testament to fact that CASA members have a strong commitment to uplifting the communities in which they operate, which was supported by Corporate Social Investment ("CSI") spend of R143 million for the financial year ended 31 March 2018.
Besides constructively contributing towards policy decisions that advance the interests of the casino industry as well as the growing public that it serves, CASA also promotes good governance, which extends to members committing 1% of their annual gross gambling revenue to CSI programmes.
Of the R143 million spent in the year under review, educational trusts and bursary schemes were the largest beneficiaries, receiving R64 million. This was followed by R30 million that went to community development projects. Health and welfare programmes received over R17 million, while sports, arts and culture received R7 million. R10 million was spent on a variety of other worthy CSI projects.
Another important recipient of CSI funding is the South African Responsible Gambling Foundation NPC ("SARGF"), which annually receives 0.1% of CASA members' gross gambling revenue, which equalled R15.6 million for the year under review. The National Responsible Gambling Programme ("NRGP"), which is delivered by the SARGF, is internationally acclaimed for its sound practices which are targeted at eradicating irresponsible gambling and is a leading example of a collective industry approach to ensuring responsible gambling, which underpins the sustainability of the industry.
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Analysis, GHSA, GHSA Basketball
HoopSeen Tip-Off notes
April 1, 2019 KyleSandy
Georgia Knights Elite
2020 6-0 PG Roman Son (Therrell): The state champion picked up where he left off at Therrell using his blinding speed to blow past some of the most highly sought-after prospects in Georgia en route to 20 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists and 3 steals in a 78-74 win over Game Elite. Son is a floor general and vocal leader not shy to bark out orders. He knocked down a few pull-up jumpers in the lane – a good sign – but his overall shooting outside of 15-feet is still a heavy work in progress. He went 2-10 from the line, missing three late free throws. Son has the intangibles to be considered a top 10-15 point guard in the 2020 class for Georgia, but to fully cement himself as a top dog he will need to get up as many shots as possible to shore up his one offensive weakness.
2020 6-4 SG Chris Youngblood (East Coweta): East Coweta's climb from nearly worst to first in Region 2-AAAAAAA was well-documented this season. Youngblood's perimeter prowess and strong frame have made college coaches take note. Coming off of a GACA All-Star Game MVP performance, Youngblood was locked in again dropping 26 points (3 threes), 2 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 block. At first glance, Youngblood has a stocky frame but it's a college-ready build that's equipped for the rigors of the next level, especially once he gets into a college weight room and tones up. He isn't super long, but his understanding of how to defend helps him block shots when attacked. Youngblood is sneaky athletic and with his size, can post up smaller defenders and punish them inside.
2020 6-3 G/F Kirshon Thrash (Eagle's Landing): Since seeing him last summer at Georgia State Team Camp, Kirshon Thrash has slowly begun to grow on me. His uniqueness and physicality make him a jack-of-all-trades at the high school level. Standing 6-foot-3, Thrash plays at the guard position but honestly could play 1 through 4 with his strength allowing him to defend multiple positions. Much like Youngblood, Thrash is a bully on the low block when needed but what separates him from most guards in his class is his outright productivity all over the floor. Thrash is an exceptional passer that riffles assists into tight quarters. His powerful build makes him a menace on the glass and defensively, he seems to always have his hands on loose balls. Against Game Elite he tallied 11 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals. If Thrash is able to add a consistent three-point shot to his arsenal, expect the human wrecking ball to be even tougher to stop offensively.
Game Elite
2020 6-6 F Sam Hines (Wheeler): Sam Hines might not ever be the "best" player on his team but he will always be the most reliable. Transferring from St. Francis to Wheeler cost him a state championship but Hines was able to prove that he could produce no matter the competition level. Hines is more steak than sizzle, always positively affecting games while teammates garner the headlines. He was terrific in Game Elite's loss to the Georgia Knights, posting 19 points, 9 rebounds and 1 assist. Hines simply knows how to play the game and understands what he is best at. He can hit the occasional three, but he is most adept at working from 15-feet and in and pounding the glass. You never have to question his motor or his willingness to compete. Named Class 7A Most Underrated, Hines shined again. He should be in play at the Mid-Major level and should excel as a low maintenance energy glue-guy.
Team Forrest
2020 6-5 W Trashawn Wilson (New Manchester): The biggest stock riser from the HoopSeen Tip-Off had to be Trashawn Wilson from New Manchester. The Jaguars were the most talented 11-16 team in the state last year and having Wilson as a fourth leading scorer is something most coaches in the state would dream of. Wilson had a big game in Team Forrest's 69-68 OT win over AC Georgia, scoring 22 points, grabbing 5 rebounds and snatching 2 steals. The 6-foot-5 wing was smooth, hitting jumpers all over the floor while also attacking the rim and finishing 5-5 from the line. His And-1 jumper in OT sealed the win. Going from unknown to head-turner, Wilson left me wanting to see more and that's definitely a good thing.
2020 6-10 C Christian Fussell (Greenforest): Fussell has bounced from school to school over his first three seasons but the big man has still found time to work on his game. He's an intriguing prospect no doubt, especially with his ability to step out and shoot the three. He nailed four deep balls on his way to 18 points, 11 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block. Fussell didn't show much of a feel for scoring with his back to the basket and is a true stretch-big. As he continues to get reps and opportunities to show what he can do, his recruitment will be one of the more interesting storylines to unfold.
2020 6-6 F Melvin Edwards (Carrollton): After first laying eyes on Melvin Edwards last June, there was no questioning his upside. After watching his play this weekend, I think it's time to seriously consider the Carrollton Trojan as a potential D-I prospect. Edwards has the athleticism coming off winning the West Georgia All-Star Game Dunk Contest but that's just the tip of the iceberg. He can shoot the ball from deep, he can put it on the floor and finish in traffic and he can protect the rim when asked. He put together a strong game against AC Georgia with 17 points (5-5 FT), 7 rebounds and 1 assist. Edwards is trending in the right direction and needs to be tracked by college programs.
AC Georgia
2020 6-5 PF Adonnis Tolbert (Denmark): Adonnis Tolbert is a sturdy and strong athlete that puts the power in power forward. He brings his football toughness to the hardwood and knows how to use his body. He has a strong vertical explosion when finishing strong in the paint and has a very trusty mid-range jump shot. Tolbert had 14 points, 3 rebounds, 1 steal and 1 block in a 69-68 OT loss to Team Forrest.
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Analysis, GHSA Basketball
Battle For Georgia 16U Notes
July 10, 2018 KyleSandy
Atlanta Xpress (Champions)
6-1 PG Eric Gaines (Lithonia) was named 16U Most Valuable Player and rightfully so. The svelte springy guard came up big down the stretch in the Xpress' 72-68 championship victory over Game Elite Black, hitting 3 threes in the second half including scoring six crucial points in the fourth quarter. Gaines had 14 points in both the finals and the semifinals and used his electric athleticism to keep defenses on their heels.
6-5 F Jamaine Mann (ELCA) did his usual work in the paint. Too powerful to stop inside, Mann converted tough hoops up close. Right now, Mann is best suited to play inside as a power forward, but his athleticism and bloodlines may help him find an eventual future as a swingman. His quickness and explosion as a face-up 4 causes matchup problems. He had 18 points, 6 rebounds and 1 block against Infinite Skillz before totaling 15 points – 9 in the fourth – in the 16U title game.
6-2 SG Deandre Brown (Holy Spirit Prep) found buckets on the perimeter as he did all season long at Therrell. The lefty drilled 3 threes en route to 11 points and 4 rebounds against Infinite Skillz before scoring 7 of his 13 points in the fourth quarter in the championship. Brown is a crafty scorer that can find the bottom of the net in a variety of ways.
Game Elite Black (Runner-Up)
6-1 PG KD Johnson (Southwest DeKalb) was hands down by far and away the best 16U player in attendance and he was rewarded by receiving Most Outstanding Player and an offer from Seton Hall. Johnson was brilliant to open up the tournament, pouring in 37 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 4 steals and 2 blocks. Johnson was the epitome of a "man among boys", doing whatever he wanted in a 99-71 win over ATL Hoops. Most impressively, Johnson drilled 6 three-pointers, hardly hitting the rim on his first four attempts. After a 5-point first half in the championship game, Johnson revved it up in a losing effort to finish with 20 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 steal. Johnson was outstanding all day long. As he matures, he will need to learn when to take his foot off the throttle and change speeds. Johnson can tend to be an emotional player as well, usually for the good, but when adversity hits with a bad call or an off night, he must respond appropriately. Johnson is a sure-fire High Major prospect.
6-6 F Sam Hines (Wheeler) is a winning player that does both the little things and the big things. He is a consistent threat to reach double figures offensively while still providing tough rebounding and good ball movement. He posted 10 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists and 1 steal against ATL Hoops. In the championship game, Hines tallied 14 points, 12 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 block. Hines' value is as a stretch-4. He is skilled enough to provide minutes on the wing and his versatility as a guy that can do a little bit of everything makes him a piece that can play multiple positions. He reminds me of former St. Francis standout Chance Anderson who signed with San Francisco, who served a similar role and put up comparable numbers in Coach Drew Catlett's system. Now at Wheeler, Hines doesn't need to try to do too much or try to prove himself. He just needs to play his game and continue to make winning plays.
6-7 C Darius Gaddy (Wheeler) is a space eating post with soft hands. He is ambidextrous, shooting almost exclusively with his left hand in the paint while jumpers and free throws are delivered with his right hand. Gaddy is big and physical. He can carve out space and uses the glass well on baby hooks. He had 8 points and 5 rebounds against ATL Hoops. Gaddy dominated in the first half of the title game, scoring all 8 of his points before Game Elite went away from getting him touches in the second half. He gobbled up 8 rebounds to boot. Defensively, Gaddy has to move his feet more and focus on blocking out. Right now his offense is ahead of his defense.
Infinite Skillz
5-7 PG DJ Wright (Greene County) did it again. If you listened to last week's Spielin' & Dealin', it should come to no surprise that Wright carried over his outstanding play from Georgia State Team Camp into the Battle For Georgia. In a semi-final loss, the dynmo poured in 29 points, hitting 4 threes. Wright is such a tough cover with his quickness and shot making. He is one of the best undersized guards in the state, regardless of class.
6-4 W Demetrius Rives (Tri-Cities) deserves more statewide publicity coming off of a sophomore season in which he was named Clayton County Underclassman of the Year, All-Clayton County First Team and Region 4-AAAAAA Third Team after averaging 15 points, 8.4 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game. Rives has a strong body on the perimeter and a nose for the ball. He finished with 16 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals and 2 blocks in the semifinals against the Atlanta Xpress, showcasing his versatility.
6-3 G Tyler Johnson (Cedar Shoals) is a big guard that can do it all. Since seeing him for the first time two years ago, you can always count on Johnson to produce on both ends of the floor. Johnson is a true stat sheet stuffer and he didn't disappoint at the Battle For Georgia. In their tournament ending loss to the Atlanta Xpress, Johnson collected 13 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals. Even when Johnson has an off-shooting night, he knows how to find a way to affect the game in a positive manner.
ATL Hoops
6-1 PG Rod Jones (Dougherty) led the Trojans in scoring as a sophomore, averaging 14.9 points per game. With an overmatched ATL Hoops team at Battle For Georgia, Jones was fearless and played end-to-end, trying to provide a spark which never came in a 99-71 loss to Game Elite Black. Jones brought great energy, finishing with 9 points, 4 assists, 5 steals and 1 block. He plays bigger than his listed height and has the trademark South Georgia toughness. He will be a player to keep tabs on.
6-7 C Jared Ivey (North Gwinnett) had a couple nice moments down low, throwing down three dunks and finishing with 12 points and 6 rebounds. Ivey is a naturally strong athlete that plays defensive end on the football team. On the hardwood he is still a little raw with his footwork and balance. If he can run rim to rim, he should be able to give the Bulldogs a couple easy hoops per game and be a nuisance on the glass.
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Then I went to meet up with Kah Wai at this Japanese restaurant called Daikanyama situated at Changkat Bukit Bintang.
We had our dinner before we catch a Japanese movie — Dance, Subaru.
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arghhhhhhhh hungry in this hour!! and i love sake!!!
Yes it's affordable (I posted the price).


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Beniaminów (prononciation : ) est un village polonais de la gmina de Nieporęt dans le powiat de Legionowo de la voïvodie de Mazovie dans le centre-est de la Pologne.

Il se situe à environ  de Legionowo (siège du powiat) et à  de Varsovie (capitale de la Pologne).

Le village possède approximativement une population de  en 2008.

Histoire

Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, entre 1941 et 1944, les Allemands ont tenu un camp de prisonniers de guerre (Stalag 333) pour les soldats soviétiques. Plus de 30000 d'entre eux sont morts de mauvais traitements et de la malnutrition.

De 1975 à 1998, le village appartenait administrativement à la voïvodie de Varsovie.

Références

Village dans la voïvodie de Mazovie
Powiat de Legionowo


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15 October 2022, by Jan de Boer
When reading about criminal activity, it's common to assume that the perpetrators had planned their crime some time in advance. However, it seems as though a man in Zug didn't even get past breakfast before choosing to break the law, as he tried to rob a branch of the postal service with a croissant.
Robber in Switzerland uses croissant in post office heist attempt
According to a report by the Swiss police, given to Blick, the post office in Laubenhof, Canton Zug was the subject of a very strange robbery attempt. At 10.45am on an otherwise ordinary day, people in the post office were alerted to a man who had just walked in wearing a ghost mask.
At the counter, the man demanded that the postal workers give him all the money they had in store - which is probably a large amount as SwissPost is also one of the largest banks in Switzerland. However, instead of brandishing a gun or weapon bought from a shady arms dealer, it appeared that the man had visited a patisserie for his choice of armament, which was a fresh croissant.
Croissant bandit caught by the Swiss police
People in the post office described the man threatening the cashier with the croissant, which he held like a pistol. Despite his layered attempts to get the money, people soon alerted the emergency services.
Police were quickly summoned and arrested the empty-handed 42-year-old in front of the post office. He now awaits trial. The fate of the croissant - such as whether it was confiscated, dusted for prints or eaten by the authorities - remains to be revealed.
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