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Roy Halladay will throw out first pitch at Blue Jays Home Opener tonight
By Michael Wray
Credit: David Manning-USA TODAY Sports
This is old news by now, but what type of Blue Jays blog would we be if we didn't at least make mention that the legendary Roy Halladay will throw out the first pitch at the Jays' Home Opener tonight against the New York Yankees?
Doc announced the news on Twitter yesterday with this spectacular tweet. Someone commented that Doc is becoming a Twitter All-Star already and I would completely agree with that notion. His picture in a Dunedin Blue Jays uniform is the icing on the cake for me.
Throwing the First Pitch! Wish Jeter was in the box! Think Ill throw a cutter.... Sorry Philly will be there soon! pic.twitter.com/ZbwRF8jMPS
— Roy Halladay (@RoyHalladay) April 3, 2014
Halladay started 287 games for the Blue Jays and accrued 48.5 wins above replacement during his time in Toronto. He won the Cy Young award as the American League's best pitcher in 2003 and that season he pitched an incredible 266 innings with a league-leading 6.38 K/BB rate, which was the first of five different seasons he would lead the AL in that category.
I could talk about Halladay's numbers for days but he brought a lot more than just gaudy stats to the Blue Jays. During his time with Toronto the Jays never once made the playoffs, but for an eight-year stretch, we we were spoiled as fans by having the opportunity to watch him pitch every five days.
Halladay signed a one-day contract to retire with the Jays at the MLB Winter Meetings in December.
It should be interesting to see how many Halladay jerseys shuffle into the Rogers Centre tonight for the Blue Jays' Home Opener. And if he throws an 88 MPH cutter as his first pitch I'm sure at least some of those people will be pining for his return to the game.
#DocTheBest


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By December 13, 2017 August 7, 2018 Current Events in Vermont.
The Fair begins with a parade down Main Street, featuring antique cars, alpacas, entertainment and local service groups. Something for all ages, with over 120 local food and craft vendors, numerous entertainment groups and the renowned Village Green Pig Roast. At this old-fashioned country fair, enjoy local and exotic foods, music and a crisp fall Vermont day.


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September 23, 2016 Cindy Rinfret
In case you aren't already familiar with the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review, it is a gorgeous book published annually that features the very best interior designers in the world. As the New York Times says, it's the "Oscars of the interior design world."
The cover of the 2016 Andrew Martin Interior Design Review, Volume 20.
This marks the second time that Cindy Rinfret has been included in the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review. In this year's volume Rinfret, Ltd. is featured prominently with with eight pages of full bleed photography dedicated to the firm and a far-forward placement with Cindy Rinfret being the fourth designer presented in an international group of ninety-five.
Cindy Rinfret's bio and the first spread in the eight pages of coverage in the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review, Volume 20.
Cindy Rinfret's eight pages of coverage are dedicated to one project, her design of Tommy and Dee Hilfiger's duplex penthouse at the Plaza, which includes the iconic turret and breathtaking views of Central Park.
Cindy Rinfret's design of Tommy and Dee Hilfiger's Plaza duplex, in the pages of the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review, Volume 20.
It is an immense honor to have a repeat inclusion in an exclusive group of internationaldesigners. The publication of this book comes at an exciting time for Rinfret, Ltd. with Cindy Rinfret receiving the honor of being a finalist in two categories (Bath and Kids Room) at the 7th Annual atHome A-List Awards at the Stamford Palace Theater, CT earlier this month on September 8th.
Rinfret, Ltd. has also previously won at the A-List Awards but this event program never gets old as it offers an impressive showcase of the great design talent in Fairfield County. This year Rinfret, Ltd. was a finalist in two categories: bath and kids bedroom.
The Rinfret, Ltd. Bath recognized as a finalist in the A-List Bath category.
The Rinfret, Ltd. Kids Bedroom recognized as a finalist in the A-List Kids Bedroom category.
A heartfelt thank you to the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review and to Moffly Media and athome for recognizing Cindy Rinfret's work. We also value the amazing talent of the other designers featured along with Rinfret, Ltd.
For more information on the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review, Volume 20 click here for the press release and to learn more about the athome A-List Awards stay tuned for the November 2016 issue of athome.
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Stories from Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Tigers rally, maintain unbeaten league record (High School Sports ~ 02/04/09)
It was a tale of two players in two halves Tuesday night as Fort Scott High's girls remained unbeaten in Southeast Kansas League play with a 55-52 win over Labette County. While Jolee Sharp was in foul trouble in the first half, Kori Page Rienbolt helped keep the Tigers (9-0 SEK, 10-3 overall) in the game. When Rienbolt was in foul trouble in the second half, Sharp came through to score 17 points and help her team complete the rally...
Tiger boys hand Grizzlies first league defeat (High School Sports ~ 02/04/09)
Fort Scott High's boys broke a two-game losing streak at the FSHS gymnasium Tuesday night when the Tigers defeated Labette County, 61-46, in Southeast Kansas League action. The victory avenged a 57-43 loss at Altamont on Dec. 12 and also ends the Grizzlies' hopes of going through the 16-game SEK schedule undefeated...
Downturning economy pushes students to raise their education (Local News ~ 02/04/09)
By Jason E. Silvers The Fort Scott Tribune The GED program at Fort Scott Community College continues to grow at a rapid rate. The program, which is offered through a partnership between FSCC and Neosho County Community College, is currently in its second year of helping area residents earn a General Educational Development diploma...
Mercy Health Center hosts women's Day of Dance for Health (Local News ~ 02/04/09)
The Fort Scott Tribune Mercy Health Center will unite the region's women with 70 other communities across the U.S. through the fifth annual national Spirit of Women Day of Dance for Health on Saturday, Feb. 28. The event will combine the fun of dancing to different forms of music, such as ballroom dancing, rock 'n' roll, country-line, Zumba, clogging and even belly-dancing, with health screenings and consumer education on heart disease and other women's health issues...
MEGAN "SHORTY" WERNER (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
Megan "Shorty" Werner, age 30, of Howard, Ohio passed away on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009 at Knox Community Hospital in Mount Vernon. She was born on May 16, 1978 in Fort Scott, Kan., to the late Terry and Melissa (Nichols) Price. Megan was a 1996 graduate of Fredericktown High School...
CECIL GLASNER BLACKMORE (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
Cecil Glasner Blackmore, 86, of 610 Orchard Lot 33 Odessa, Mo., formerly of Fort Scott, Kan. died Jan. 28, 2009 at Golden Age Living Center in Odessa. He was born Aug. 5, 1922 in Fort Scott, Kan., the son of Anna May and Arthur R. Blackmore. He is survived by his children, Cecil O.M. ...
CATHERN ARMATHA SMITH (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
Cathern Armatha Smith, age 78, a resident of Fort Scott, Kan., died Monday, Feb. 2, 2009, at the Fort Scott Manor Nursing Home in Fort Scott, Kan. She was born Sept. 12, 1930, in Hutchison, Kan., the daughter of I. W. Ward and Marjorie Siegle Ward. She married Delbert Lowell Smith in May of 1951. They were later divorced...
RONALD R. DANLEY (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
This obituary was written by Ron Danley before he passed away. Ronald R. Danley, 68 of Pittsburg, Kan. passed away Monday, Jan. 26, 2009 at his residence following a period of illness. Ron was born Oct. 4, 1940 in Ft Scott, Kan., the son of Roy William and Marie (Faulhaber) Danley...
CHANDLER EUGENE CRAYS (Births ~ 02/04/09)
CRAYS -- Dustin Crays and Megan Goodson, Fort Scott, are proud to announce the birth of their son, Chandler Eugene Crays. Chandler was born at 4:59 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 24, 2009, at Mercy Health Center in Fort Scott. He weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces at birth...
Dancers get back in the 'swing' of things (Column ~ 02/04/09)
It was a wonderful winter evening for our Monday night dance at Buck Run Community Center. We had to cancel the dance last week on account of the ice and snow. It just wasn't fit for any body to get out of the house. We had a good attendance and good music...
Mirza Shriners elect new potentate (Column ~ 02/04/09)
PITTSBURG, Kan. -- The Nobles of the Mystic Shrine better known as Shriners, elected Stan Jahay, as the 100th Potentate to serve Mirza since its beginning in 1909. Stan and wife Debbie are long time residents of Arcadia, Kan. were they have been very active in the community. Stan joined Mirza in 1995 and has worked hard toward their cause of helping children...
Memories spring eternal: Local residents push brick streets (Column ~ 02/04/09)
100 YEARS AGO (1909) A vast number of owners of property abutting upon West Sixth Street are of the opinion that the street from National Avenue to Couch Street the terminal of the west paving extension should be paved with brick instead of macadamized. ...
WELCOME IRENE "BECKY" SIMONS (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
Welcome Irene "Becky" Simons, age 82, resident of 714 S. Margrave, Fort Scott, Kan., died Monday, Feb. 2, 2009, at her home. She was born May 15, 1926, in Linn County, Kan., the daughter of John Floyd and Lilly Straughn Floyd. Becky was a graduate of Fort Scott High School...
StreetScape problems remain on commission agendas (Local News ~ 02/04/09)
By Michael Pommier The Fort Scott Tribune Commissioner Jim Adams presented the commissioners with photographs of the intersection of 1st Street and Scott Street to show the failing brick and concrete produced in the Downtown Streetscape Project at Tuesday's regular meeting of the Fort Scott City Commission. Adams told the commissioners he was concerned with the quality of the project as areas have begun to fail just three months after completion...
How to prepare for a land fire (Local News ~ 02/04/09)
The Fort Scott Tribune Notify the local Fire Station by calling Fort Scott Dispatch at (620) 223-1700. Tell them the location and area to be burned. Notify all neighbors and nearby property owners. Plan for the smoke. Know what direction the wind is blowing, and what or who is in that direction...
BREAKING NEWS: McCune Mayor arrested (Local News ~ 02/04/09)
McCune Mayor Don Call was arrested today on two counts of animal Cruelty and one count of criminal discharge of a firearm. Calls arrest comes three days after he shot and killed two dogs in McCune. According to Crawford County Sheriff's office, call shot and killed the two animals after receiving reports they chased two young children...
Market farmers 'Grow Together' at Conference (Column ~ 02/04/09)
MANHATTAN, Kan. -- "Growing Together" is the theme for the 2009 Kansas Farmers' Market Conference scheduled for Mon., Feb. 23, at the Topeka Public Library. Keynote speakers for the event are Kevin and Charuth Loth, owners of ShadowBrook Farms, a 34-acre diversified, organic farm near Lincoln, Neb...
DR. ROGER EDWARD GILLETT (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
Dr. Roger Edward Gillett, 75, of 20462 St. Lawrence Park Rd., Alexandria Bay, and Cary, NC, died Saturday morning, January 31, at Duke University Medical Center in Raleigh, NC. Calling hours will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 4, from 6-9 pm at Costello Funeral Home in Alexandria Bay. The funeral service will be held at 11 am on Thursday at Costello Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Giles officiating. Burial will be at Union Cemetery in Slatington, PA...
RONNIE R. DANLEY (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
Ronnie R. Danley, 68, of Pittsburg, Kan., passed away Monday, Jan. 26, 2009. He was born Oct. 4, 1940 in Fort Scott, Kan., the son of Bill and Marie (Faulhaber) Danley. He graduated from Fulton High School in 1958 and worked as a heavy equipment operator and mechanic...
NETTIE RUTH CULBERTSON (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
Nettie Ruth Culbertson, 81, of Fort Scott, Kan., passed away Friday, Jan. 30, 2009. She was born May 3, 1927, in Nevada, Mo., the daughter of Webb and Laura (Turner) Cartwright. Nettie married Ben Culbertson on Nov. 14, 1959 in Miami, Okla. Her primary joy in life was spending time with her family and grandchildren. She also enjoyed reading and sewing, but her favorite place was in the garden...
AMBER CALLAHAN-CISNEROS (Obituary ~ 02/04/09)
Amber Callahan-Cisneros, age 28, of Lubbock, Texas, passed away Jan. 28, 2009. She is mourned by her husband Mario, her children Dru, 11 and Mia, 8; her father Bryan Lee Callahan of Tahoka, Texas; her mother Sharon, stepfather David Hankin, sisters Sarah Hanking and Lisa Callahan, of Bartlett, Tenn., brother Michael Callahan of Jasper, Texas; paternal grandparents Lee and Mary Ann Calahan of Pleasanton, Kan.; maternal grandparents Phyllis and Ernie Oshel of Eudora, Kan.; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and other relatives.. ...
Dry weather keeps fire crews busy (Local News ~ 02/04/09)
By Rayma Silvers The Fort Scott Tribune ocal fire officials are urging area residents to use extreme caution when conducting any type of controlled burn, as the weather conditions are conducive for spreading fires. According to District 3 Fire Chief Delwin Mumbower, the District 3 rural department has been overly busy fighting fires lately. Since Saturday, Mumbower's firefighters have responded to more than 23 fires in the rural area...
Uniontown teams sweep Chetopa in league play (High School Sports ~ 02/04/09)
CHETOPA -- Uniontown's girls broke a nine-game losing streak by beating Chetopa here Tuesday night, 60-39, in a Three Rivers League contest. Meanwhile, Uniontown's boys won their second game in a row, a 67-49 win over the Green Hornets, after they had dropped five of their previous six...
Kinnie's return to court not enough to boost 'Hounds (College Sports ~ 02/04/09)
Brandon Kinnie signed a letetr of intent to play football next season at the University of Nebraska Wednesday morning. Wednesday night, Kinnie returned to the basketball court and provided an initial boost before Fort Scott Community College's men fell to visiting Cowley, 93-77, in Jayhawk Conference-Eastern Division play...
Visitors prevail in second extra session (College Sports ~ 02/04/09)
Fort Scott Community College's women were close to getting one of their biggest victories of the season Wednesday night at Arnold Arena. But Cowley jumped out in front at the start of the second overtime and held on for an 85-81 victory in Jayhawk Conference-Eastern Division play...


Yona Kellman, mother to Bernie Kellman and Edna (Eddie) Kellman Westerman, mother-in-law to Martin Westerman and grandmother to Max, Adam and Frances, died Friday, Feb. 9 after claiming she was dying for more than 12 years. Her birth certificate says she was 91, but everyone who knew and loved her says she was 93, including her.
Yona was born Teofila Agata Altbauer to Baruch and Ida Altbauer, in Przemysl, Poland -- apparently named by her older brother, Prof. Moshe Altbauer, 20 years old at the time of his little sister's birth. She was most proud that Moshe was the winner of a 1990 Israel Prize in Humanities and a foremost international authority on early Slavic languages.
Yona moved from Poland to Palestine when she was a young girl. She learned Hebrew and was involved in Zionist youth organizations while still in secondary schools. She joined the Haganah and became a sergeant in the Air Force during the War of Independence. After her time in the Air Force and after the war in 1948, Yona joined the new Israeli Airlines, El Al, and was among one of the first crew of flight attendants. She was based, for a time, in Vienna and traveled back and forth from Israel to Europe on EL Al's brand new Lockheed Constellations.
She married Nate Kellman in March, 1957, and left behind her life as a flight attendant to move to Denver, Colorado to join her husband. While in Denver, Yona raised her children, and was an active volunteer in several organizations. She also took time to obtain an Associate's Degree in Library Media Technology and worked in Denver Public Schools as a para-educator and librarian assistant. She most enjoyed helping children with reading as she was a voracious reader herself.
Yona served in many capacities, including local chapter president of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America. She and her husband travelled extensively and loved visiting new places. She was a lover of different cultures, classical music and history.
She and her husband divorced in 1997. She lived in Denver for a time then moved to Seattle, but didn't like the gray days so she headed to Aventura, Florida, where she lived for several years before coming back to Seattle to be close to her family.
Yona will be remembered by her family and her community in the Seattle area as someone who could remember small and interesting details about every story. She surprised her grandchildren and others, regularly, by remembering names and stories of friends from years back. She loved talking about football with her grandsons and enjoyed hearing details about Little League baseball and watching them in theater performances at their schools and in local Seattle theaters. She could tell dirty jokes with the best of them and she was engaged in what was going on around her in politics, local, national and international news and the arts. She enjoyed her morning newspaper every day. She was a large presence in any room and she will be missed.
Donations in memory of Yona may be made to Hadassah (Sarah Wetsman Davidson Hospital Tower) or to Kol Ha Neshamah.
Beautifully, powerfully, humorously written. May Yona's memory be a blessing.
Lovely obituary - She would have appreciated the humor in it. My, she was beautiful! I know so well that story of her age....the woman who refused to turn 90. She and my mother would have had a great time together. Love to all of you!
What an amazing woman. May her memory be a blessing.
She was truly a Force. Such a life!
Someday, We wish we could read a whole biography of this amazing woman. She had true spirit and courage.


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Every John Lewis Christmas advert ranked, from worst to best
'Hurray!' the ad men cheer. 'We've managed to get the public to conflate the moment Christmas arrives as to when we air our commercial!'
John Lewis Christmas advert 2017
By Laura Martin
November 14, 2018 5:02 pm(Updated July 6, 2020 4:41 pm)
Remember when Christmas was just a time of wholesome, festive fun, free from the grasp of big brands? You know, settling down to a nice can of Coke as the soft drink's Holidays Are Coming ad first appears on TV. Cracking open the annual Terry's Chocolate Orange and pouring Nan a cheeky Bailey's…oh.
Over the past decade, the pinnacle of most brand's retail year has come to be the great unveiling of their Christmas advert. Far from just being a 30-second spot hawking their goods, they've now turned into full on events: secret filming schedules, non-disclosure agreements, embargoes and even premieres.
One of the most anticipated adverts in the season is always John Lewis. And with rumours that this year's production could star Elton John, here's all of their Christmas spots since 2007, rated from a lump of coal in the stocking to the angel on top of the tree.
2007: Shadows
The lame wilderness of the "blah" years here. John Lewis workers scurry around putting a heap of presents together and – just like Neil Buchanan doing an Art Attack of yore – it turns into the shadow of a woman walking her dog at the end. Pah. It's Owen Wilson's sarcastic "wow" made sentient. It's barely even festive, and don't get us started on the rubbish soundtrack, either.
2008: From Me To You
Aghhh – the year the twee-core cover song kicked off. And lo, the ad men decided that taking a popular song – that would cost far too much money to license the original version for – and doing a breathy, cutesy TERRIBLE cover, accompanied with a ukelele or triangle should soundtrack every commercial until the end of time. 2008's offering was the Beatles From Me, To You, haltingly sung by a little kid, before his family stumble in to the piano track too. This isn't the world John Lennon envisioned in Imagine. This isn't a world that anyone envisioned. Boring present suggestions, too. Candles for the lady? Groundbreaking.
2009: Sweet Child Of Mine
It's more plinky plonky piano for 2009's ad, as a yearning voice croons out Guns 'n' Roses. Let's just say that festive season Axl Rose, Slash and co feasted like Bob Cratchit on the Christmas Day Scrooge picked up the bill. But Christmas, awww, it's all for the kids, innit? Remember how it used to feel, the ad asks? No, it's too long ago for our cold, dead hearts to remember.
2010: A Tribute To Givers
OK, they're bringing the big guns out this year: there's a cute dog! In the snow! And a little boy has given him a red stocking full of little doggy gifts! And it's Ellie Goulding on cover duties, making an Elton John song sound so bland that she was later asked to perform it at Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding.
2016: Buster The Boxer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr6lr_VRsEo
Dogs! We need more dogs! So in lollops Buster, who's desperate for a bounce around on a trampoline. And that's…it. But look! Dogs!
2013: The Bear and The Hare
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqWig2WARb0
Even Lily Allen hated this one, and she sang the damn thing. To the tune of a Keane track, it appears the Animals of Farthing Wood have cashed in on a reunion, and they've all clubbed together to buy the bear an alarm clock. A highly pass-ag way to tell a forever-late friend you're sick of always waiting for them. Do you think I'm not busy too, hmmm?
2014: Monty The Penguin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iccscUFY860
Ad exec 1: "Right lads, how are we going to cash in on human emotion this year?"
Ad exec 2: "Let's make single people not feel validated as their own, separate entity!"
Ad exec 1: "Love it! Love it. Yeah, love. Throw in a heartbroken penguin, a kid, and a chill-core Lennon cover and we're done. See you next year!"
2012: The Journey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N8axp9nHNU
Where do they find these singers every single year? Is there a music agency solely catering for "girl singing in a room next door to you, close to tears because she's just been dumped"? If there is, well, they've earned their 20 per cent as it's yet another slow jam – this time from Frankie Goes to Hollywood. While the song's Scouser has nipped over to LA, the snowman in this ad has gone to John Lewis to buy his chilly gf a hat, scarf and gloves. A solid 6/10.
2015: Man On The Moon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuz2ILq4UeA
Strap in, we're headed into space. More specifically to the moon, where a peeping tom girl has spotted the eponymous man-on-the. Nosy neighbour? God, you just can't escape them can you? All this gent wanted to do was live out the twilight years of his life in peace, and here she is, sending over a telescope by balloon-mail, hassling him to get in contact. Leave the man alone, Olivia. Leave him to his crossword. Look, now you've made him cry.
2017: Moz The Monster
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jw1Y-zhQURU&t=3s
Less an advert for a middle-class department store, and more a feature length-film dreamt up by a plucky Pixar intern. Heartwarming, but not cheesy. Festive but not a cliche. Extend the advert longer, we're fully invested in the Moz The Monster's backstory. Where did he come from? Where's he going to live now he's been banished from his only friend's warm and loving embrace? Where can we sign the online petition to #BringBackMoz? Moz: 2 Fast 2 Furious. Moz Hard: Back With a Vengeance. Moz 2: Judgement Day. Buckle up, things might get dark.
2011: The Long Wait
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSLOnR1s74o
Oh man, how did John Lewis go from "meh" to masters of emotional manipulation in just four years? Pulling out The Smith's melancholic Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want was their key starting point, using a singer so delicate that you feel she might just perish from this Earth if she doesn't get her wish. Meanwhile, we've got an (admittedly very cute) kid willing Christmas Day to arrive, presumably to tear into a load of presents, the spoilt little…Oh. Oh right. It was so he could give his present to his parents. PLOT TWIST. Now we're crying, and oh, just take all of our money, John Lewis. It's fancy hampers, cashmere pashminas and cut-crystal glasses for everyone this year.
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Q: How can I transfer to a "tableau" format in R? Is there an easy way to transfer to a tableau format(only keeps the parent level once)? I understand that the target format is not good in data science. But it makes the report easy to read. I can easily write it to excel and send the report to my boss..
library(data.table)
(dt <- data.table(Parent_Product=c("A","A","A","B","B","B"),
                 Sub_Product=c("red","red","blue","yellow","pink","pink"),
                 Sub_Product1=c(1,2,3,4,5,6),
                 Value=c(100,200,300,400,500,600)))

#>    Parent_Product Sub_Product Sub_Product1 Value
#> 1:              A         red            1   100
#> 2:              A         red            2   200
#> 3:              A        blue            3   300
#> 4:              B      yellow            4   400
#> 5:              B        pink            5   500
#> 6:              B        pink            6   600

(target_dt <- data.table(Parent_Product=c("A",NA,NA,"B",NA,NA),
                        Sub_Product=c("red",NA,"blue","yellow","pink",NA),
                        Sub_Product1=c(1,2,3,4,5,6),
                        Value=c(100,200,300,400,500,600)))

#>    Parent_Product Sub_Product Sub_Product1 Value
#> 1:              A         red            1   100
#> 2:           <NA>        <NA>            2   200
#> 3:           <NA>        blue            3   300
#> 4:              B      yellow            4   400
#> 5:           <NA>        pink            5   500
#> 6:           <NA>        <NA>            6   600

A: Here is a combination of alistaire's and Frank's suggestions:
dt[, lapply(.SD, function(x) {x[rowid(rleid(x)) > 1] <- NA; x})]

   Parent_Product Sub_Product Sub_Product1 Value
1:              A         red            1   100
2:           <NA>        <NA>            2   200
3:           <NA>        blue            3   300
4:              B      yellow            4   400
5:           <NA>        pink            5   500
6:           <NA>        <NA>            6   600
7:              C         red            1   100
8:           <NA>        <NA>            2    NA

Note that the second streak of "red" values in column Sub_Product is handled correctly (as opposed to duplicated()).
To make the visual effect much more standing out we can use "" instead of NA:
dt[, lapply(.SD, function(x) {x[rowid(rleid(x)) > 1] <- ""; x})]

   Parent_Product Sub_Product Sub_Product1 Value
1:              A         red            1   100
2:                                       2   200
3:                       blue            3   300
4:              B      yellow            4   400
5:                       pink            5   500
6:                                       6   600
7:              C         red            1   100
8:                                       2

Unfortunately, this turns any repeating values in a streak of successive values to NA (or "", resp.) in all columns. For production use we probably want to control which columns should be included, e.g., only the second column
cols <- "Sub_Product"   # apply to second column for demonstration
dt[, (cols) := lapply(.SD, function(x) {x[rowid(rleid(x)) > 1] <- ""; x}), .SDcols = cols][]

   Parent_Product Sub_Product Sub_Product1 Value
1:              A         red            1   100
2:              A                        2   200
3:              A        blue            3   300
4:              B      yellow            4   400
5:              B        pink            5   500
6:              B                        6   600
7:              C         red            1   100
8:              C                        2   100

Data
OP's data have been extended to include a Parent_Product "C" with a second streak of "red" values in Sub_Product:
library(data.table)
dt <- fread("
Parent_Product Sub_Product Sub_Product1 Value
             A         red            1   100
             A         red            2   200
             A        blue            3   300
             B      yellow            4   400
             B        pink            5   500
             B        pink            6   600
             C         red            1   100
             C         red            2   100
")

A: This could probably be consolidated into fewer steps, but at least this is transparent what's going on at each step:
library(data.table)
dt <- data.table(Parent_Product=c("A","A","A","B","B","B"),
                  Sub_Product=c("red","red","blue","yellow","pink","pink"),
                  Sub_Product1=c(1,2,3,4,5,6),
                  Value=c(100,200,300,400,500,600))

#create index 1:.N by Parent Product
dt[, idx_Parent := 1:.N, by = .(Parent_Product)]
#ditto for combo of parent product and sub product
dt[, idx_Sub := 1:.N, by = .(Parent_Product, Sub_Product)]
#Update idx > 1 to NA
dt[idx_Parent > 1, Parent_Product := NA]
dt[idx_Sub > 1, Sub_Product := NA]
#clean up idx
dt[, `:=` (idx_Parent = NULL, idx_Sub = NULL)]
#report values
dt
#>    Parent_Product Sub_Product Sub_Product1 Value
#> 1:              A         red            1   100
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A subtitle says this used to be called Chun Yuan ("「雲」舊作「怨」"), suggesting that this should not be the earliest version of this melody, but it does not seem to survive in any earlier handbooks. Zha Guide lists versions of this melody under three titles, Chun Yuan, Han Gong Chun and Han Gong Chun Xiao.
"春雲 Chun Yun; old name "春怨 Chun Yuan"


Batrider's largely magical damage completely ignores Bulwark.
Sticky Napalm slows turn rate, making it difficult for Mars to control his facing direction for Bulwark.
Flaming Lasso disables Mars whilst enemies re-position themselves behind Mars to avoid Bulwark.
Firefly allows Batrider to fly over Arena Of Blood's walls.
Time Walk allows Faceless Void to escape or enter Arena Of Blood, and helps him recover from Mars' burst damage.
Time Lock's magical damage ignores Bulwark.
Chronosphere allows Faceless Void to reposition behind Mars, ignoring his Bulwark while he is helplessly frozen in time.
Burning Spear's magical damage makes it very hard for Mars to stay in the laning stage.
Life Break's percentage-based magical damage bypasses Bulwark, and can also be used to jump in or out of Arena Of Blood.
Dragon Slave deals reliable magic damage during the laning phase against Mars.
Lina's Eul's Scepter of Divinity and Light Strike Array combo can interrupt Mars from being disruptive for a decent amount of time and leave him vulnerable for follow up stuns.
Laguna Blade deals massive magical damage, and pure damage with Aghanim's Scepter.
Song of the Siren effectively pauses a teamfight, potentially wasting Arena Of Blood's duration.
Rip Tide reduces Mars' tankiness.
Ensnare prevents Mars from following up after his knockback abilities, and takes advantage of his low mobility.
Necrophos' largely magical damage completely ignores Bulwark.
Ghost Shroud protects Necrophos from God's Rebuke but more importantly stops Mars from being a threat in lane.
Mars has no way to trade with Ogre Magi in the early game thanks to his high base armour, health and Ignite.
Once Ogre Magi gets level 2 he may also have Bloodlust, which makes him even harder to deal with in lane.
Fireblast can be ridiculously strong later on in the game for controlling Mars.
Spear of Mars cannot guarantee kills early on against Ogre Magi, which is Mars' main source of damage in the early game.
Fortune's End can dispel Spear of Mars, Mars main source of damage output.
Fate's Edict can disable Mars from attacking for a long period of time.
Purifying Flames deals magical damage nukes which can Finish Mars off and deal damage to him in lane.
False Promise can save victims inside Blood of Arena or stunned by Spear of Mars in general.
Oracle is usually ahead in games due to the nature of the heroes kill potential. So items such as Glimmer Cape can be a big problem for Mars.
Positioning is key, as Oracle does not have the HP to survive a Spear of Mars in most situations.
Arcane Orb's pure damage ignores Mars' tankiness.
Astral Imprisonment can be used to stop Mars from being disruptive or save allies from his abilities.
Sanity's Eclipse deals high damage to Mars, due to his low intelligence.
Nether Blast, Decrepify and Life Drain deals high magical damage and bypasses Bulwark.
Nether Ward reduces the amount of abilities Mars can use during fights and has to be careful about his heavy mana cost on Arena Of Blood.
Pugna is one of few heroes that can contest Mars' ability to push and defend towers early on.
If Mars laned in mid, Shadow Fiend can keep the lane pushed against him.
Shadow Fiend can go an entirely magical based build, which is very effective against Mars.
Shadowraze (Near), Shadowraze (Medium), Shadowraze (Far) all have stacking magical damage.
Firestorm and Pit of Malice is very disruptive in teamfights, completely matching Mars especially since it can all be cast inside Arena Of Blood as well and also does percentage-based magical damage, negating Bulwark.
Dark Rift can save any allies of Underlord trapped in Arena Of Blood.
Atrophy Aura allows Underlord to lane against Mars quite reliably since he does not have the best base damage from early game.
Underlord is a common carrier of both Pipe of Insight and Mekansm/ Guardian Greaves, allowing his team to combat Mars in the mid to late game.
Decay, Soul Rip and Flesh Golem deal magical damage.
Decay allows Undying to match Mars' tankiness in lane and effectively negate Mars' high health pool by sapping his Strength directly.
Tombstone zombies can pass through Arena of Blood.
Ursa is one of few heroes that can trade well against Mars during the laning phase.
Fury Swipes can be very deadly if enough stacks are gotten even if Mars is attacked from the front.
Aghanim's Scepter allows Ursa to dispel Spear of Mars long stun duration.
Ursa may not be the best target to be trapped alone with in an arena.
Venomancer's poison attacks are all magical damage, ignoring Bulwark.
Venomancer's multiple slows are especially effective against Mars' low mobility.
Plague Wards can attack through Arena Of Blood.
Nethertoxin breaks the damage block from Bulwark.
Poison Attack and Viper Strike's slows make it difficult for Mars to contribute to fights.
Mars' own father is a formidable foe because Zeus deals mostly magical damage. The high damage, low cooldown nukes of Arc Lightning and Lightning Bolt combined with the percent health magic damage of Static Field will shred Mars' health because it bypasses Bulwark completely.
Medusa's Stone Gaze forces Mars to choose between getting petrified, or turning his vulnerable back on Medusa.
Kunkka's Ghostship and Torrent disrupt fights in Arena Of Blood.
Heroes with high magical or pure damage will bypass Bulwark: Timbersaw, Dark Willow, Enigma, Invoker, Pugna, Skywrath Mage, Tinker, Zeus, Oracle.
Black King Bar allows heroes to walk freely in and out of Arena Of Blood.
Glimmer Cape used to save ally from Arena of Blood.
Arena Of Blood blocks out Bloodseeker from attacking a Ruptured target.
Bulwark helps Mars survive Rupture ganks simply by turning towards Bloodseeker without moving.
Spear of Mars and God's Rebuke can push Bloodseeker from Ruptured targets.
Bulwark reduces most of Bristleback's physical damage.
Mars can knock back Bristleback to prevent him from chasing down allies with Viscous Nasal Goo.
Bristleback is a weaker laner than Mars.
Juggernaut deals mostly physical damage, which is easily mitigated with Bulwark.
Juggernaut's Omnislash switches to opposite directions which each slash, so Mars can mitigate most of its damage since he only takes full damage from one direction: his back.
Mars is one of few heroes Blade Fury is not a consistent threat, due to Mars having a big HP pool.
Duel forces Mars to face Legion Commander, causing most of her damage to be blocked by Bulwark.
Nature's Call will be cleared by God's Rebuke after a few levels are obtained.
Using Sprout defensively isn't viable against Mars as it guarantees a Spear of Mars stun.
Nature's Prophet is a squishy split pusher that Mars' loves to pray on.
Should Nature's Prophet build physical damage items, it will be greatly reduced by Bulwark.
Phantom Assassin's high physical damage is greatly reduced by Bulwark.
God's Rebuke has true strike, ignoring the evasion from Blur.
Bulwark blocks much of Slark's basic attack damage, even after Essence Shift and during Shadow Dance.
Slark finds it very difficult to have a good early/mid game when pressured in the early game by Spear of Mars and God's Rebuke.
Slark builds items such as Shadow Blade and Echo Sabre so his health pool and armor stays low for much of the early/mid game, when Mars is very strong.
A successful Spear of Mars is very likely going to be the death of Slark in most stages of the game.
Should Pounce be on cooldown, Slark is very vulnerable inside Blood Of Arena.
Dark Pact will make Slark lose a lot of his own health if attacking Mars, forcing out his own Shadow Dance faster.
Spectre cannot have a good game if she is pressured heavily in lane, which is something Mars can do.
Spectre can use Haunt and Spectral Dagger inside and outside from Arena of Blood but it does not matter because Mars' spike comes during the early and mid game.
Should Spectre get to the late game, Mars can block a large amount of her damage and split the teamfights in his advantage.
Bulwark negates most of the physical damage from Terrorblade and his illusions.
Mars' AoE abilities kill Terrorblade's illusions quickly.
Shukuchi cannot escape from Blood of Arena, so with vision, Weaver is an easy kill.
Time Lapse will also not save Weaver in a large amount of situations inside Blood of Arena, especially if hit to the wall side.
The Swarm and Geminate Attack is not very useful against a hero that can tank 70% of his main damage source.
Due to how Berserker's Blood works, it makes it very ideal for Huskar when allies can seperate heroes like Mars can.
Huskar can push enemies into the Arena of Blood corners with Inner Fire.
Huskar can also get large amounts of Burning Spear stacks very quickly.
Enemy rooted by Frostbite is easy to be hit by Spear of Mars.
Arcane Aura gives Mars additional mana regen.
Freezing Field can easily deal damage to enemies trapped in Arena Of Blood.
Glimpse can pull escaped enemies back into Arena Of Blood.
Arena Of Blood is a good setup for Static Storm. With Aghanim's Scepter, Disruptor can also stop enemies from activating Black King Bar and escaping Arena Of Blood.
Chakra Magic helps with Mars' low mana pool.
Blinding Light knocks enemies into Arena of Blood's walls.
Arena Of Blood allows Keeper of the Light to easily hit enemies with Illuminate.
Torrent and Ghostship are easy to land against enemies trapped in Arena Of Blood.
Frost Shield allows Mars to tank even more damage with Bulwark.
Arena Of Blood keeps heroes closer together for more guaranteed Chain Frost bounces.
Arena Of Blood prevents enemies from escaping Wukong's Command.
Arena Of Blood also allows Monkey King to easily gain Jingu Mastery stacks.
Supernova and Sun Ray work well on enemies trapped inside Arena Of Blood.
A well-placed Arena Of Blood can also protect Phoenix's Supernova from both melee and ranged attacks.
Arena Of Blood is a good setup for Smoke Screen and Tricks of the Trade.
Sven's Storm Hammer can prolong the stun with his Spear of Mars.
Warcry's shield enhances Mars' already impressive durability against physical attacks, making him nearly unkillable in team fights.
Arena Of Blood will help Sven catch an easy target with his Great Cleave and God's Strength.
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Last weekend, we headed to Tredegar House, near Newport. The reason for our visit is that we now have a National Trust family annual membership. Yes, I have become the people my pre-child self used to laugh at. But do you know what? I absolutely love our new purchase and we had such a brilliant day there.
We visited on a sunny Sunday afternoon that also happened to be Father's Day. We explored the house, did a nature trail in the gardens, met a dalek, walked through the woods, picnicked in the sunshine, climbed a fallen tree, spotted some baby ducks in the pond, and loads more beside.
I'm a bit of a history geek – I love old houses and castles, so I was thrilled to see my children enjoyed exploring Tredegar House as much as I did. The house itself is a beautifully grand red-bricked 17th century building that was owned for more than 500 years by the Morgan family, later the Lord Tredegars.
They were one of Wales's most significant and influential families, owning 400,000 acres of land in Monmouthshire, Breconshire and Glamorgan. Situated close to Junction 28 of the M4 motorway, the house has only been in National Trust ownership since April 2012 (it was previously run by Newport Council), and is currently undergoing a huge restoration project. This meant some rooms were closed to the public when we visited, but there was plenty enough for us to see anyway.
Little Miss E, now 5.5 and Little Man O, 3¾, are fascinated with the idea of "the olden days" and especially loved the kitchen area, where the cook – one of many costumed and incredibly knowledgeable volunteers who help bring history alive at the property – was serving up homemade Welsh cakes and telling us about how life would have been in the 17th century.
They also loved the banquet table in the dining room, all laid up for a feast, and listening to the butler explain the intricate system of bells that meant the Morgans could ring and help would arrive to wherever they were in the house. We all had great fun trying on clothes from the box of period-style fancy dress in one of the rooms.
The house itself isn't accessible to buggies (quite understandably) but the staff were so helpful in taking Baby Boy I's pushchair from us at the main entrance and arranging for it to be left where we would be exiting the house. Some of the stoned paths around the house weren't great for the light-weight stroller we brought along; next time, I think we'll take our proper buggy.
From there, we were able to explore some of the 90 acres of beautiful gardens, park and woodland in which the house is set. Although you have to pay (£8 per adult, £4 per child or £20 for a family) or have membership (we found a great deal that gave us a 25% discount) to enter the house and its immediate gardens, there is also plenty of parkland and woods to explore around the house for free; you just need to pay £2 for parking.
We did a lovely little nature hunt around the private gardens, following the clues to find different animals. We also loved the grand horse stables – which are home to a dalek. Doctor Who is one of a number of TV shows to have filmed at Tredegar House (along with Sherlock and Being Human) and even though my children have never seen Doctor Who, they were fascinated by it.
The free-to-access areas are definitely worth visiting, even if you don't wish to pay to visit the house and gardens. We went for a walk past the pond, where we saw several baby ducks nuzzling up to their mother, and had fun exploring the woods. The children's playground has seen better days, but with separate areas for older and younger children, it kept my three entertained for ages. They also loved climbing on this fallen tree, below, and spent as long here as they did in the park. Such simple pleasures. Quickly followed by an ice cream from the little cafe.
My children keep asking when we can visit again. I've been looking at the National Trust website, and with all the free activities they have at Tredegar House and gardens during the school holidays – not to mention events at Halloween, Christmas and throughout the year, that are all included in our membership, I'm sure it won't be long. In the meantime, we're looking forward to exploring all the other venues our membership gives us access to.
You can see all my posts about local places to visit in and around Cardiff here. You might like this one on 13 free places to have a picnic, or if you like local history, the here's what we think of St Fagans National History Museum.
Disclaimer. We paid for our National Trust membership ourselves and Tredegar House did not know we would be writing about them.
Lovely review- I haven't been to Tredegar House for years but your review has definitely inspired me to go back!
It's such a gorgeous place. I really recommend a return visit for you! I hadn't been since I was a child.


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For me, chicken is one of those ingredients that you kind of 'have to' eat to get protein. I always roast chicken breast, cut into pieces and have them in the fridge at all time so we can just grab and munch on it with some hummus. It keeps me from grabbing that bag potato chips….


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All Upcoming Annie Potts Movies and TV Shows
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Born in Nashville, Annie Potts was lured by the charm of performing on stage and screen when she was a girl. After obtaining her degree from Stephens College in Missouri, she made her feature film debut with the 1978 movie from MGM, 'Corvette Summer.' Her performance as the lead character Vanessa opposite Mark Hamill earned her a Golden Globe nomination in 1979. She won the Genie Award for Best Performance by a Foreign Actress for her performance in the film 'Heartaches' in 1982.
The actress has enjoyed a long career in television, film and theater since then. Her major works include 'Designing Women,' 'Love & War,' 'Any Day Now,' 'Ghostbusters' film franchise, 'Pretty in Pink,' 'Jumpin' Jack Flash,' 'Who's Harry Crumb?,' and 'King of the Gypsies,' among others. So now you must be wondering what is the next Annie Potts movie or TV show? Well, here's the list of upcoming Annie Potts films and TV shows scheduled to release in 2019 and 2020. We can only hope that the latest Annie Potts movies would be as good as some of her recent ones.
5. Young Sheldon (2017 – )
'Young Sheldon' is a hit comedy-drama series from CBS. Created by Chuck Lorre and Steven Molaro, the series is a prequel and spin-off to the popular CBS show 'The Big Bang Theory.' The plot follows 'The Big Bang Theory' character Sheldon Cooper's life as a 10-year-old boy who struggles to find a foothold in his neighborhood in East Texas. His extraordinary mathematical and science skills aren't of any use in a place where football and church are the trump cards. Moreover, his family has to find a way to deal with the enormous intellectual talent. While his father George battles with the challenges of a football coach, his mother Mary becomes overprotective about her misfit and prodigious son. Sheldon's older brother Georgie finds it difficult to be in the same class along with his 10-year-old brother.
Missy, Sheldon's twin sister, is the only person who can connect with the boy among the youngsters. Though she is jealous of the attention Sheldon is getting, Missy adjusts with her brother's weird status in the society. Sheldon's alcoholic and loving grandmother, who is proud of her gifted grandson, always stands by his side. Annie Potts plays the fan favorite character of Constance "Connie" Tucker, Sheldon's grandma whom he fondly calls 'Meemaw.' Other cast members include Iain Armitage as Sheldon Cooper, Zoe Perry as Mary Cooper, Lance Barber as George Cooper Sr., and Montana Jordan as George "Georgie" Cooper Jr. After the first two seasons garnered critical acclaim and widespread popularity, CBS renewed the series for a third and fourth season. The third season is set to air on September 26, 2019.
4. Toy Story 4 (2019)
Annie Potts returns as her character Bo Peep in the fourth movie 'Toy Story 4' of the 'Toy Story' film franchise from Pixar. Bo Beep is a popular supporting character in 'Toy Story' universe who is a porcelain female doll inspired by the rhyme character Little Bo-Peep. The fans of the franchise better know her as the love interest of Sheriff Woody, voiced by Tom Hanks. Woody admires her courageous and caring nature. She is shown as a shepherdess and appears as a motherly character in the first three movies.
Tim Allen lends his voice to the legendary Space Ranger, Buzz Lightyear, while Tony Hale voices the new toy made by Bonnie, named Forky. The plot reportedly revolves around Forky's escape from Bonnie's room and Woody and Buzz' rescue mission to bring back Forky before he falls into some danger in the outside world. Other major members in the voice cast are Jordan Peele (Bunny), Christina Hendricks (Gabby Gabby), Keanu Reeves (Duke Caboom), and Joan Cusack (Jessie). 'Toy Story 4' is directed by Josh Cooley from Stephany Folsom and Andrew Stanton's script. The movie arrives in theaters on June 21, 2019.
3. Paging Dr. Freed (TBA)
'Paging Dr. Freed' is USA Network's upcoming comedy pilot starring Annie Potts, Kyle Howard and Joel David Moore. The plot centers on two brothers David (Kyle Howard) and Jonathan (Joel David Moore), who practice as gynecologists. When their father dies of a heart attack, the brothers inherit the family fortune of their father's thriving medical practice. Annie Potts plays the character of their mother who always crash-lands on her sons' lives. She develops contempt for Jonathan's wife Mimi (Leslie Grossman). The two brothers have to deal with the family business on their shoulders along with the outbursts of their neurotic mother. 'Paging Dr. Freed' is directed by Marc Buckland from a script by Michael Feldman.
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2. Distefano (TBA)
Annie Potts will be seen alongside Chris Distefano in the upcoming comedy pilot from Sony TV for CBS, 'Disfetano.' Created by Carter Bays and Craig Thomas, who are known as the creators of 'How I Met Your Mother,' the series centers on the Italian-Puerto Rican couple Izzy (Diane Guerrero) and Chris (Chris Distefano). The young couple finds themselves torn between the perils of raising a newborn baby and dealing with the mayhem when their Puerto Rican and Italian families come together. Potts plays the character of Helen, Chris's sensitive Irish Catholic mother who pours oil into the burning mayhem of familial ties. Bays and Thomas wrote the script based on a story idea they developed with Distefano. Pam Fryman directs and executive produces the pilot.
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1. Untitled Ghostbusters Project (2020)
Annie Potts has been rumored to return as her iconic receptionist Janine Melnitz in the upcoming third installment of 'Ghostbusters' franchise. She played the stalwart receptionist in 'Ghostbusters' (1984) and 'Ghostbusters 2' (1989). She skipped an all-female reboot of the franchise 'Ghostbusters: Answer the Call' starring Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy in 2016. The untitled 'Ghostbusters 3' will also feature Mckenna Grace, Finn Wolfhard and Carrie Coon in the lead roles. Sigourney Weaver revealed that she will return as Dana Barrett in the third movie. Bill Murray has also been rumored to reprise his role as Peter Venkman. The movie is directed by Jason Reitman, the son of Ivan Reitman, who helmed the first two films of the franchise. Billed as the "next chapter" by Sony, the upcoming film will be a direct sequel to the 1989 flick. It will involve handing over the task of busting ghosts to the hands of a new generation paranormal team. More details of the plot and cast are under tight wraps.
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Q: How to load a specific session using express-session in node.js? I need to create a websocket where I can connect to it from a different domain (websocket runs on 10.0.4.18:8020 and the client will establish connection from 10.0.4.160:443.)
Each user must have a unique session to be able to reuse his/her user data after authentication takes place.
Since the client "aka user's browser" is on a different host, I am having hard time keeping the session tied with with the client that creates it on page reloaded event!
I thought of this workaround to solve this problem

*

*Create session using XMLHttpRequest() function from the client, then return a sessionID to the client

*Save the sessionId in the user's browser using localStorage

*Pass the sessionId to socket.io every time a user connects to the websocket.

*Websocket then takes the sessionId and reloads it to make it available all over again.

To eliminate session fixation attack, I am going to add few more validation step to make sure the sessionId is not hijacked by using the client's IP and agent data.
Additionally, I need to fire a setInterval() method which will make external API call every second and updates the session variable.
Question
How can I properly reload a session data where I can auto save the variables without having to directly use store.get() to load the session data and save them?
Here is what I have done
I created the session using a file system. On every request I have to load the session store using store.get() method, update the session data, and then save it. But the problem that I have is every time I want to update the session as you can see my below code.
Here is what I have done!
var app = require('express')(),
    https = require('https'),
    fs = require('fs'),
    session = require('express-session'),
    fileStore = require('session-file-store')(session),
    base64url = require('base64url'),
    bodyParser = require("body-parser");
    cookieParser = require("cookie-parser"),
    env = require('./modules/config');

var server = https.createServer(
    {
        key: fs.readFileSync('certs/key.pem'),
        cert: fs.readFileSync('certs/cert.pem')
    }, app).listen(env.socket.port, env.socket.host, function () {
    console.log('\033[2J');
    console.log('Websocket is running at https://%s:%s', server.address().address, server.address().port);
});

var io = require('socket.io')(server);

var icwsReq = require('./modules/icws/request.js'),
    icwsConn = require('./modules/icws/connection.js'),
    icwsInter = require('./modules/icws/interactions.js'),
    sessionValidator = require('./modules/validator.js');

var icwsRequest = new icwsReq();
var sessionChecker = new sessionValidator();

var sessionStoreFile = new fileStore({path: './tmp/sessions'});

var sessionOptions = {
        store: sessionStoreFile,
        secret: env.session.secret,
        saveUninitialized: true,
        resave: false,
        cookie: {
            path: '/',
            httpOnly: true,
            maxAge: 60 * 60 * 1000,
            secure: true
        }
    };

app.use(session(sessionOptions)); // session support for the app

app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false }));  //allows to pupulate req.body in the REST/PUT post requests!

// Set access control headers on every express route.
app.use(function (req, res, next){
    res.setHeader('x-powered-by', 'Express');
    res.setHeader('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*');
    res.setHeader('Access-Control-Allow-Headers', 'X-Requested-With, Content-Type');
    res.setHeader('Access-Control-Allow-Methods', 'GET, POST');
    next();
});

//Middleware for authorizing a user before establishing a connection
io.use(function(req, next) {

    var sessionID = req.handshake.query.token || '';
    var token = req.handshake.query.auth || '';

    var origin = req.handshake.headers.origin;
    var ip = req.request.socket.remoteAddress;
    var userAgent =  req.handshake.headers['user-agent'];

    if(!sessionID || !token){
        console.log('No Session found with this token! ' + sessionID);
        return next(new Error('No Session found with this token!'));
    }

    sessionStoreFile.get(sessionID, function(err, session){

        // session updated
        if(err){
            console.log(err);
            return next(new Error(err));
        }

        if(!session){
            console.log('Session Could not be loaded');
            return next(new Error('Session Could not be loaded'));
        }

        if(    session.token != token
            || session.ip != ip
            || session.agent != userAgent
            || session.origin != origin
        ){

            session.token = null;
            session.ip = null;
            session.agent = null;
            session.origin = null;

            sessionStoreFile.set(sessionID, session);

            console.log('This session is invalid! Please sign in');
            return next(new Error('This session is invalid! Please sign in'));
        }

        next();

    });
});

io.on('connection', function (socket) {

    var sessionID = socket.handshake.query.token;

    //load the session with the ID sessionID
    sessionStoreFile.get(sessionID, function(err, session){

        //add the socket.id to the queue
        session.clients.push(socket.id);

        //Save the session data after adding the connection to the queue
        sessionStoreFile.set(sessionID, session, function(){

            //Get the current session data "including current socket.id"
            sessionStoreFile.get(sessionID, function(err, session){

                //get an instance of icws connector
                icwsRequest.setConnection(session.icwsHost, session.icwsPort);

                var interactions = new icwsInter(icwsRequest);

                //Call the API everysecond, update the session then save the session
                setInterval(function(){
                    sessionStoreFile.get(sessionID, function(err, session){
                        //call the API and return the new data
                        session.queue = interactions.updateQueue();
                        //save the new data every second
                        sessionStoreFile.set(sessionID, session);
                    }

                }, 1000);

                //handle ICWS interactions
                socket.on('interaction', function(data){

                    var  task = data.task || '',
                         phone = data.phone || '',
                         interactionId = data.interactionId || '',
                         queueName = data.queueName || '';

                    //Place a phone call
                    if(task == 'call'){
                        interactions.call(phone);
                    }

                    //External transfer
                    if(task == 'eBlindTransfer'){
                        interactions.blindTransferCallExternal(interactionId, phone);
                    }

                    //Internal Transfer
                    if(task == 'iBlindTransfer'){
                        interactions.blindTransferCallInternal(interactionId, queueName);
                    }

                });

                //send a chat message to all browser's tabs associated with the currect session
                socket.on('chat', function(msg){

                    var clients = session.clients;

                    console.log(clients);

                    for (var i in clients) {

                        var socketId = clients[i];
                        console.log('Client Said: ' + msg + ' socket Id: ' + socketId);
                        io.to(socketId).emit('chat', {message: 'Server Said: ' + msg});
                    }

                });

                //handle disconnect
                socket.on('disconnect', function(msg){

                    var index = session.clients.indexOf(socket.id);

                    if(index > -1){
                        session.clients.splice(index, 1);

                        //save session after removing a client
                        sessionStoreFile.set(sessionID, session, function(error){

                            if(!error){
                                console.log('Closing tabs: ' + socket.id);
                                console.log(session);
                            }
                        });
                    }
                });

                //handle errors
                socket.on('error', function(msg){
                    console.log('Error Message: ' + msg);
                });

            });

        });

    });

});

app.get('/', function (req, res) {
    res.send('welcome: ' + req.sessionID);
});

app.get('/handshake/:token', function (req, res) {

    var origin = req.headers.origin;
    var ip =  req.connection.remoteAddress;
    var userAgent =  req.headers['user-agent'];

    if(!req.params || !req.params.token || !ip || !origin || !userAgent){
        console.log('Missing Request!');
        return false;
    }

    if(!originIsAllowed(origin)){
        console.log('This is a cross-domain attack!');
        return false;
    }

    req.session.token = req.params.token;
    req.session.ip = ip;
    req.session.origin = origin;
    req.session.agent = userAgent;
    req.session.clients = [];

    req.session.save(function(err){

        if (err) {
            connectionError(res, session);
        } else {
            res.json({
                token: req.sessionID
            });
        }

    });
});

function originIsAllowed(origin) {
    // put logic here to detect whether the specified origin is allowed.
        var allowed = env.session.allowedOrigins || []

        if(allowed.indexOf(origin) >= 0){
            return true;
        }

    return false;
};


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When She Got Cancer, She Gave Her Boyfriend An 'Out.' Then He Proposed.
After a surprise proposal on Jillian Hanson's last day of chemo, wedding vendors offered their services to the couple free of charge.
Brittany Wong
11/27/2019 03:43pm EST
Two years ago, Jillian Hanson, then a 25-year-old from New Jersey, was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer.
Her thoughts quickly shifted to her boyfriend, Max Allegretti. Knowing how rough the road ahead would be, Hanson offered Allegretti, whom she had started dating in college three years prior, an "out" before things got too intense.
Allegretti wasn't much interested in that.
"Jillian told me that it was going to be hard and that she did not know what to expect with everything and if I couldn't handle it, she wanted to know now," he told HuffPost. "I completely disregarded everything she said."
Allegretti stayed by Hanson's side during two years of intensive treatment. On her last day of chemo, Feb. 28, 2018, Allegretti knew exactly what he wanted to do to celebrate: Ask Hanson for her hand in marriage.
"I talked with Jill's friends and family, and we decided how we could make her last day of chemo even better," he said. "And then we planned everything out for the proposal with Memorial Sloan Kettering, the hospital where she was receiving treatment."
The video of the proposal is nothing short of heartwarming.
"Jillian Hanson, will you marry me?" Allegretti asks, surrounded by his girlfriend's family, friends and nurses.
"What? Wait no, really?!" a shaken-up Hanson replies, before eventually giving her answer: "Yes!"
The shock was genuine, Hanson said. Though they had talked about getting married before her diagnosis, the plans were put aside to focus on her treatment.
"I was so surprised that he decided to propose on a day that was already so special," she told HuffPost. "It was such an exciting bonus that we were now celebrating two amazing milestones!"
Jillian Hanson
Hanson was stunned when Allegretti proposed on her last day of chemo.
It was a sweet ending to an arduous journey. Throughout the process, Allegretti tried to keep things as normal as possible.
"I would still remind her how beautiful she was regardless of her appearance changes. I would also surprise her with presents to cheer her up, like 'Love Your Melon' hats to keep her head warm in the winter," he said. "We would still hang on the couch and watch movies together; the only difference was that we went out less."
While they looked forward to their big day, the couple also felt a little overwhelmed by the prospect of planning ― and paying for ― a wedding. After all, Hanson still faced additional treatments, tests and therapy.
Jillian Hanson and Max Allegretti during Hanson's chemo treatment and after, at a breast cancer fundraiser walk.
Later in the year, though, some wedding planners and vendors stepped in to help. In October 2018, Hanson's friend Bianca met Lauren Grech of LLG Events and shared Hanson and Allegretti's story with her. The New York City-based wedding planner was so touched, she decided to lend her services to the couple free of charge.
Hanson was shocked when she heard the news.
"I thought, 'Wow, there are still good people in this world,'" she said. "The fact that they then wanted to plan the wedding pro-bono was amazing. They are such beautiful people and make dreams come true."
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Grech and her team called upon other wedding vendors to donate their services, including the Sterling Ballroom, which hosted the ceremony, Susan Shek Photography and designer Kenneth Winston, who gave Jillian her dream wedding dress.
"When we told Jillian that Kenneth Winston gifted her dream wedding dress, I cried alongside her," Grech admitted. "I knew it was the one thing she wanted as she felt the most beautiful in that gown."
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Two years after Hanson's diagnosis, the college sweethearts married on Oct. 18 in Tinton Falls, New Jersey, surrounded by friends and family. Looking back on the ceremony a month later, the couple said it couldn't have been more perfect.
"The one word I would use to describe it is magical," Hanson said.
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"""
Visualize a kappa snapshot using a plain graph.

``` {.text}
usage: kappa_snapshot_visualizer_network
[-h]                        Show detailed help.
-sf SNAPSHOT_FILE_NAME      Name of snapshot to visualize.
[-cs FILE_NAME]             File specifying a coloring scheme.
[-vm [all|mass|count|size]] How to scale area; default plots all three.
[-of OUTPUT_FILE]           The common file name for saving figures; shown if not given.
[-fs WIDTH HEIGHT]          Size of the resulting figure, in inches.
[-dpi DOTS_PER_INCH]        Resolution of the figure.
```

For example:

.. image:: ../../img/kite_snap_patchwork.png

"""

import argparse
import ast
import sys
import matplotlib as mpl
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

from KaSaAn.core import KappaAgent
from KaSaAn.functions import render_snapshot_as_patchwork

def main(args=None):
    """Visualize a kappa snapshot using a patchwork layout, where the area colored is proportional to the metric
    assayed. Metrics supported are mass (default), size, or count of each molecular species. Composition of each
    species is also displayed."""
    if args is None:
        args = sys.argv[1:]
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=main.__doc__)
    parser.add_argument('-sf', '--snapshot_file', type=str, required=True,
                        help='Name of the snapshot file to be viewed.')
    parser.add_argument('-cs', '--coloring_scheme', type=str,
                        help='Optional file containing a dictionary with color scheme to use for species composition.'
                             ' E.g. <{"Bob": #fff, "Mary": #999, "Sue": #222}>, where the color can be anything'
                             ' converable to a color by MatPlotLib (e.g. RGB[A] tuples, hex-strings, XKCD colors...).'
                             ' If not provided, one will be generated, but bear in mind it is unlikely to match one'
                             ' generated by a different snapshot.')
    parser.add_argument('-vm', '--visualization_mode', choices=['all', 'mass', 'count', 'size'], type=str,
                        default='all',
                        help='Type of visualization: size displays biggest species largest;'
                             ' count displays most abundant species largest; mass is the'
                             ' product of size times abundance, indicative of "where is the'
                             ' bulk of my system".')
    parser.add_argument('-of', '--output_file', type=str,
                        help='Optional name of file to save the view to instead of displaying it on screen. Extension'
                             ' dictates the format. Valid choices include PNG, PDF, SVG (anything supported by'
                             ' MatPlotLib).')
    parser.add_argument('-fs', '--fig_size', type=float, default=mpl.rcParams['figure.figsize'], nargs=2,
                        help='Size of the resulting figure, in inches, specified as two elements, width and height'
                             ' (text size is specified in points, so this affects the size of text relative to other'
                             ' graph elements).')
    parser.add_argument('-dpi', '--dots_per_inch', type=float, default=mpl.rcParams['figure.dpi'],
                        help='Resolution of the figure, specified as dots per inch.')
    args = parser.parse_args()

    # for user-defined coloring schemes, read the dictionary from a file, convert keys to KappaAgent
    if args.coloring_scheme:
        coloring_scheme = {}
        with open(args.coloring_scheme, 'r') as cs_file:
            coloring_scheme_raw = ast.literal_eval(cs_file.read())
            for key, value in coloring_scheme_raw.items():
                coloring_scheme[KappaAgent(key)] = value
    else:
        coloring_scheme = None
    # make the figure
    fig = render_snapshot_as_patchwork(snapshot_file=args.snapshot_file,
                                       color_scheme=coloring_scheme,
                                       vis_mode=args.visualization_mode,
                                       fig_size=args.fig_size,
                                       fig_res=args.dots_per_inch)
    # Either save figure to file, or plot it
    if args.output_file:
        fig.savefig(args.output_file, bbox_inches='tight')
    else:
        plt.show()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

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Pregnancy Yoga classes create a space for the expecting Mum to feel nurtured and rested through a variety of easy exercises, tailored for her exclusive needs.
Pregnancy Yoga is also a time to socialise with other pregnant ladies, share tips & support each other in this most vital time of your life.
You will learn tools useful for a lifetime of caring and loving, know how to relax, restore and centre yourself too.
There are 100's! some have been refered to in the testimonials.
Various Breathing techniques are taught for different stages of labour – offering aid for pain relief and focus during labour and birthing.
Dads are welcome to join during special birth preparation sessions where they'll learn to be a useful support during labour.
The session usually takes place with other couples and you get to meet previous students who share their experiences of working with their partner and using Yoga during labour.
A fun experience for both of you on this exciting journey towards parenthood! See class details for more information.
You are entitled to time off work for all your ante natal care, enquire with your employer and make the most of your right!
Relax, listen to your body, your baby and enjoy!


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Bill Moyers Journal: James K. Galbraith / Playing for Change (Enhanced DVD)
Journalist Bill Moyers interviews economist James K. Galbraith about the state of the American economy following the late 20th century Recession, followed by a talk with filmmaker Mark Johnson about his documentary Playing for Change: Peace Through Music.
Audiences know Bill Moyers' interviews for their penetrating analysis. This trait has won the journalist acclaim over the years. In this episode, Moyers does not let viewers down. He interviews famous economist James K. Galbraith, a Professor at the highly acclaimed University of Texas at Austin. The Galbraith name is familiar to most students of economics, largely because his father, John Kenneth Galbraith, was one of the leading thinkers on 20th century liberal money policy.
Moyers and Galbraith speak on the recessions and subsequent bailout of Wall Street banks. Galbraith believes that history could be repeating itself. There are similarities between the financial problems of contemporary society and those that led to the Great Depression. Most prominent of these parallels is the lack of regulation by the authorities. In both cases, leaders knew of the underlying questionable tactics of the banks, but did nothing, offers the guest.
In the second part of the broadcast, Moyers holds a conversation with filmmaker Mark Johnson on his documentary Playing for Change: Peace Through Music. Johnson traveled the world, recording musicians playing well-known tracks, such as Bob Marley's "One World." The film complies all of these over 100 performances, creating a moment in which the musicians all play together, yet apart. In sum, the film, as Moyers enlightens the audience, speaks to the power of music to unite an often-separated humanity.
Bill Moyers Journal: James K. Galbraith / Playing for Change


CacheProvider Base class for cache provider implementations.
FileCache Base file cache driver.
PhpFileCache Php file cache driver.
VoidCache Void cache driver. The cache could be of use in tests where you don`t need to cache anything.
ZendDataCache Zend Data Cache cache driver.
Cache Interface for cache drivers.
ClearableCache Interface for cache that can be flushed.
FlushableCache Interface for cache that can be flushed.
MultiGetCache Interface for cache drivers that allows to get many items at once.
MultiPutCache Interface for cache drivers that allows to put many items at once.


The division, born of the pure military necessity, soon solidified by the beginning of the Cold War.
In August, North and South Korea agreed to hold another meeting for the divided families. It is scheduled to happen in late October, at the special facility which was built for such family reunions at the Mount Kumgang resort on North Korean territory, but close to the border.
Since the discontinuation of the meetings in 2010, which at one time had been regular, this facility has been largely empty for nearly five years, aside from only one such reunion in 2014.
The divided families' issue is a bitter legacy of Korea's division when in August 1945 American and Russian generals agreed on a dividing line across the peninsula. The line, worked out in a great hurry by two American colonels, was completely arbitrary.
Analysis: What are Koreans saying about the reunification event?
The colonels took a ruler and a small map, allegedly torn from the National Geographic, and in few minutes drew a straight line which divided the country - then still under Japanese occupation - into two roughly equal parts. It was agreed that it would be Russia's responsibility to fight the Japanese army north of the line, while the southern part would be the US' task.
However, the division, born of the pure military necessity, soon solidified. The Cold War began, and Moscow and Washington helped their clients and allies to establish two separate and mutually hostile governments in the North and South, respectively.
A war between the South and North followed, with usual murder and mayhem, and in 1953, the provisional demarcation line became the curiously misnamed "Demilitarised Zone" (DMZ), arguably the world's most heavily fortified and non-transparent border.
Nevertheless, since the division came out of the blue, many families found themselves separated by this line.
The number of divided families increased greatly in the subsequent years. People of the right-wing political sympathies and religious activists fled the North, where the communist dictatorship purged the "reactionary elements" and treated religions as reactionary "opium for the people".
The left-leaning activists, on the contrary, ran from the South where the right-wing dictatorship treated the real and alleged communists with remarkable ferocity. The chaos of the Korean War in 1950-1953 made such escapes much easier for a while.
Not all escapees were driven by political ambitions. For one family I know of, a father signed up for a difficult but well-paying job as a coal miner far north in early 1945. It was assumed that within a year he would settle down and bring his wife and two children there.
But division came, and the last time this family heard of their husband and father was in 1946, when a common friend who fled from the North delivered to them a letter and a bit of money.
Unlike a divided Germany, where the postal exchanges were never a problem, and where the cross-border family visits became quite common in the 1970s, no postal exchange between the two Korean states exists, and trips are out of the question.
Another example is a man who is one of the oldest persons on the current list of those who have registered for the possible reunion. He is 98 years old.
In 1950, he was drafted into the North Korean army and marched south, but his unit disintegrated under a massive air raid. He escaped then was taken as a prisoner - and has remained in the South since. He left a two-year-old son in the North, of whom he still knows nothing.
Unlike a divided Germany, where the postal exchanges were never a problem and where the cross-border family visits became quite common in the 1970s, no postal exchange between the two Korean states exists, and trips are out of the question.
Only in the early 2000s, during a short-lived detente, did the two sides agree to have regular family reunions.
A special facility was built on the North Korean side of the border, since the North Korean authorities do not want their people to see the present-day South (the income gap between the two states is huge, and the weaker part did not want to advertise it).
However, a crisis - a naval clash and then an exchange of artillery fire - led to a collapse of North-South exchanges, and family reunions were discontinued.
Time was running out: Between 1945 and 1953, an estimated 1.5 million Koreans, or some five percent of the entire population, moved North or South, often leaving their families behind.
Since 1988, the South Koreans could register as members of the divided families, and so their names are included on lists given to the North Korean authorities.
The Northern authorities then locate those family members - who can be located and who are also deemed reliable enough to meet with the Southerners.
As of last September, 130,409 people had registered themselves. However, all of them are in their 70s and older, and nearly half of them - 63,921 people - are dead by now.
The reunions began on October 20, as scheduled - but they won't be particularly cheerful: When meetings are over, family members will part again - forever. No postal exchange between the two Koreas exists, and this is not going to change anytime soon.
Still, one last meeting is better than no meetings at all.
Andrei Lankov is a professor of Korean Studies at Kookmin University in Seoul. He is the author of "The Real North Korea: Life and Politics in the Failed Stalinist Utopia".


text:
Q: Thymeleaf with mule not resolving the HTML path under the resource I have used references:
What is TemplateResolver.setOrder user for in thymleaf?
https://memorynotfound.com/spring-mail-sending-email-thymeleaf-html-template-example/
I have project structure as :
prj/
module/
src/
main/
java/
services/
servicePgm1.java
resource/
servicePgm1.html
In servicePgm1.java I have coded as:
private SpringResourceTemplateResolver templateResolver() {
        SpringResourceTemplateResolver resolver = new SpringResourceTemplateResolver();
        resolver.setPrefix("src/main/resources/");
        resolver.setSuffix(".html");
        resolver.setTemplateMode(TemplateMode.HTML);
        resolver.setOrder(1);
        resolver.setCacheable(false);
        return resolver;
    }

String getEndpoint() throws MuleException {
    final TemplateEngine tplEngine = new TemplateEngine();
    engine.setTemplateResolver(templateResolver());
    Context context = new Context();
    context.setVariable(SUB_TITLE_PLACEHOLDER, "title 1");
    engine.process("servicePgm1", context);

}
The engine.setTemplateResolver(templateResolver()) is returning InvocationTargetException from abstract class AbstractJavaResourceMethodDispatcher implements ResourceMethodDispatcher


JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — An investigation is underway after a 4-year-old never woke up from a nap at a New Jersey preschool. Staff at the Cordero School in Jersey City found the boy unresponsive after he took an afternoon nap Thursday.
"We were devastated to hear earlier this afternoon that school staff found an unresponsive Pre-K4 child after the afternoon nap who was rushed to the hospital by Jersey City EMS only to be declared dead on arrival. At this time our immediate focus is on the child's parents and the larger PS#37 family to ensure they get the support and attention this tragedy demands. The Board is united, in this moment of terrible tragedy, with the PS#37 family. We request prayers and privacy at this sad moment," said Board of Education President Sudhan Thomas in a statement.