Your wedding day is arguably the most romantic day of your life, and it's easy to bring that intimacy to your Indianapolis wedding photography session. Begin your photo shoot at Indy's famed Canal Walk, which twists and turns along three miles of the city's canal. There are plenty of surprises along the way, including waterfalls, restored 19th century bridges, gardens, and even murals from local artists. You don't have to hike the entire trail to find amazing backdrops; pop onto the trail at any point and your photographer will be able to stage some great photos. Catch some silhouetted shots of you and your beau walking down the lush pathway, or get a group picture of the couple with their attendants lined up across one of the picturesque bridges.
Once you have gotten your fill of the beautiful Canal Walk, it's time for a ride in one of Indy's horse-drawn carriages through the city's historic downtown. Choose from one of the various carriage companies, or make reservations in advance. A ride that clocks in just under half an hour will only set you back around $50. Leave your bridal party behind as you cozy up to each other in the back of the carriage. Your wedding photographer can tag along to get some fantastic shots of the bridal couple, the carriage, and the gorgeous Indianapolis backdrop. Tack a 'Just Married' sign on the back of the carriage and have your photographer get some pictures of you and your new spouse waving goodbye for the perfect final photo in your album.
Indianapolis has been home to some of America's treasured citizens. Use your Indianapolis wedding photography session to pay homage to two of these great men by visiting their historic, restored homes. First, check out the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site, former home to the late 19th century American president. The house sits in the once fashionable Old Northside District, on Delaware Street. Built in the Italianate architecture that was popular in the late Victorian era, the deep brick color is a lovely backdrop for your white or ivory dress. The immense white terraces were added by the president later in his life, and they provide a friendly contrast to the building's starchy frame. Get some pictures in front of the house with you and your bridal party, or have your photographer snap some of the bridal couple leaning over the terrace's balustrade.
Get in your limo and ride to another Italianate styled, photogenic home--the James Whitcomb Riley House in the Lockerbie Square Historic District. The house was once home to the famous eponymous poet. The small porch and green striped awning make for some stunning couple pictures, or you and your bridal party can congregate beneath one of the ancient shady trees out front for more relaxed group images. Once your special day is over and you are looking back on your photos, you will be happy you incorporated these striking brick facades into your album.
While Indy is not known for aquatics, there are quite a few opportunities for you're your honey, and your bridal party to incorporate the Central Canal into your photos in unique ways. For the truly adventurous—who don't mind getting their dress or tux a little wet—couples and their attendants can rent kayaks and drift along the smooth waters. This probably won't work for those with puffy dresses, but if your dress is streamlined then hop in and paddle off into the sunset. Your Indianapolis wedding photographer will snap some stunning shots of you and your party riding down the waterway with the city buildings sprawling out in front of you.
If kayaks aren't your thing or your dress is too large to fit in one, even without the crinoline, try renting some peddle boats. Peddle slowly down the canal, taking in the beautiful sights of central Indianapolis. Wedding photography looks best when the wedding party is relaxed and enjoying themselves, so don't push yourself to pose too much for the photographer and you will get some wonderful candid images. If you don't feel much like peddling, or you want to add another dreamy layer to your canal photos, hitch a ride on one of the city's adorable gondolas. The gondolier will push you forward down the canal while your wedding photographer catches all of your nuzzles and intimate glances.
For those that are less inclined to chance getting their outfits wet or ruined, and that includes those with rented tuxes, you and your group can rent bikes to ride down the Canal Walk instead. You will still get the ethereal water setting without the risk of damaging your clothes. The bride can sit on the groom's handlebars for a couple of shots, or the whole group can ride down the path in a V formation with the bride and groom at the helm. The laughter and smiles will transport you all to your carefree childhood days of bike riding, making for some entertaining and memorable captured images. Complete your Indianapolis wedding photography shoot with some ice cream (or hot cocoa if it's winter!) at one of the local downtown eateries. You can finally rest your wary legs and unwind from your long, event-filled day, knowing you have will have amazing pictures to fill your albums.


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Emerging technologies like nanotechnologies are governed in different ways around the world. This article draws attention to an important element that can help to explain the emergence of this diversity in governance practices: the role of nanotechnology in nation-building. By investigating the relation between nanotechnology and the nation in India, the article demonstrates that various particularities of the Indian governance of nanotechnology can be explained by the relation between science, technology, and nation-building. The article discusses four instances in which the governance of nanotechnology in India is informed by the role science and technology has in nation-building: the historical image of India as a country that can attain modernity and development by engaging with modern science and technology supported the government's decision to free funds for nanotechnology research; the view of India as a country that cannot rely on foreign assistance to get access to the latest technologies reinforced the strategy to pro-actively pursue nanotechnology research and development itself; the historical use of science and technology as crucial elements in overcoming deeply rooted societal divisions enabled the science-centered way in which nanotechnology was governed; and the Indian ambition to become a global superpower informed the governance of nanotechnology as an object of international competition. The governance of nanotechnology in turn defines 'Indianness' in a post-liberalization world. More... »
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If you're into coffee flavors, there are genuinely good coffee liqueurs out there.
Coffee liqueur—think Kahlua—was until recently quite standard in cocktails, the kind of back-bar staple you'd see in espresso martinis and Mudslides. In the craft cocktail world it's not quite as common these days. But if you're into coffee flavors, there are genuinely good coffee liqueurs out there, like Italy's Caffè Borghetti, in production since 1860. Straightforward and not as sweet as its counterparts, it genuinely tastes like a boozy espresso shot when served neat—and brings a vibrant coffee flavor to cocktails. Here are three to try.
Coffee liqueur doesn't have to make cocktails sweet. Here we booze it up with a strong whiskey, 100-proof rye; the liqueur balances the spirit's power, and the rye's warmth is a great match for coffee.
Instructions: In a mi glass with ice, combine 2 ounces of 100-proof rye (we like Rittenhouse), an ounce of Caffè Borghetti, half an ounce of simple syrup, and 2 dashes Angostura bitters. Stir until very well-chilled, then strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with an orange peel, squeezed over the top to release its citrus oils.
Whereas white rums are great for mojitos and daiquiris, darker rums tend to be a touch sweeter with a rich barrel-aged flavor, notes of vanilla and toffee — a natural match for coffee liqueur. Served hot, it's a winter warmer unlike any other.
Instructions: Add 1 1/2 ounces of dark rum (we like Mount Gay Black Barrel), 1 ounce Caffè Borghetti, half an ounce of simple syrup, and one dash of Angostura bitters to a heat-safe glass. Heat 2 ounces of water to a near-boil and pour into glass; stir briefly to combine. Stud an orange peel wedge with a few cloves and add to the glass. Add a piece of star anise and a cinnamon stick.
Okay, the White Russian is a little lowbrow, but made this way it's delicious — a solid liqueur, plenty of vodka, and cream to bring it all together. Freshly grated nutmeg adds a fragrant touch.
Instructions: In a cocktail shaker with ice, combine 2 ounces of vodka, 1 ounce of Caffè Borghetti, half an ounce of simple syrup, half an ounce of half-and-half, and one dash Angostura bitters. Shake until well-chilled, then strain into a rocks glass with fresh ice. Garnish with freshly grated nutmeg.


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M Jan 30 Nisha Chandramoorthy (Georgia Tech) Learning from dynamics and the dynamics of learning
Abstract: In this talk, we take a dynamical systems approach toward two algorithmic questions that arise from complex systems in scientific and machine learning applications.
In the first part, we discuss the computation of linear response: the derivative of statistics or long-time averages of a dynamical system with respect to its input parameters. In many ergodic chaotic systems, such as certain turbulent fluid flows, detailed climate models, etc., linear response exists but has been notoriously difficult to compute. Apart from the curse of dimensionality, this difficulty can be attributed to a defining aspect of chaos: infinitesimal perturbations along a given orbit grow in norm exponentially. In this talk, we present a new alternative for linear response computation called the space-split sensitivity (S3) algorithm. One key component of S3 is a fast computation of conditional scores – log gradients of probability measures conditioned on the unstable manifold.
In the second half, we discuss a problem where taking the dynamical systems approach is insightful for generalization in machine learning: the performance of a learning algorithm on unseen data. We consider local descent training algorithms that do not converge to a fixed point but whose long-time averages converge. We redefine generalization and training errors, which traditionally use loss values at fixed parameters, in terms of loss statistics. We then extend classical generalization analyses to such non-converging regimes. Further, we show how training dynamics can provide clues for generalization.
M Feb 6 Xuefeng Xu (Tufts) Convergence of Two-level Iterative Methods
Abstract: In this talk, we introduce a new and unified convergence theory for general two-level iterative methods. In the case of the Galerkin coarse solver, we establish a succinct identity for the energy norm of the error propagation operator of two-level methods. More generally, we present some convergence estimates for two-level methods with approximate coarse solvers, including both linear and nonlinear types.
M Feb 13 Malbor Asllani (Florida State University)
M Feb 20 Presidents' Day (University Holiday) No seminar
M Feb 27 Zhiyuan Zhang (NYU)
M Mar 6 Lilla Orr (University of Richmond)
M Mar 13 Spencer Smith (Mt. Holyoke)
M Mar 20 Spring Break No seminar
M Mar 27 Paola Sebastiani (Tufts Med)
M Apr 3 Youssef Marzouk (MIT)
M Apr 10 Marc Hodes (Tufts ME) Adiabatic Section Flow Resistance of Axial-Groove Heat Pipes for Slowly-Varying Meniscus Curvature
Heat pipes are essential in every modern computer because they are reliable and passive devices per their reliance on capillarity, have an effective thermal conductivity 10-to-100 times that of a solid copper rod of same diameter and possess a sufficiently-high maximum heat load. We develop a semi-analytical procedure to capture the effect of slowly varying (streamwise) meniscus curvature on the flow resistance of the adiabatic section of an axial-groove heat pipe (AGHP). The relevant small parameter is the pitch of the grooves divided by the length of the adiabatic section. Prescribed are the geometry of the AGHP, its orientation with respect to the gravity vector and relevant thermophysical properties (and, by implication, the capillary pressure driving the flow). Our requisite consideration of the evaporator and condenser sections of the AGHP invoke the standard assumption that the radius of the meniscus in them is a constant equal to that of the lands between menisci. The deviation of the meniscus geometry from a circular arc (relative to an origin at the radial center of the AGHP) in the adiabatic section is captured using a boundary perturbation, where the small parameter is the protrusion angle between the arc defining a meniscus and that corresponding to the radius of an adjacent land. A local analysis ensures the singularities at the triple contact lines are resolved. Our procedure enables more accurate prediction of the components of the capillarity-limited maximum heat load in an AGHP and the corresponding thermal resistance of its adiabatic section.
Bio: Marc Hodes earned his BS, MS, and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh, the University of Minnesota and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, respectively. He spent 10 years at Bell Labs Research (Murray Hill, NJ) and has spent extended periods in residence at the National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST) and the University of Limerick. He joined the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Tufts University in 2008 where he is a Professor and the Director of Graduate Studies. His Groups' research there has been funded by government agencies, e.g., NSF, DARPA and DoE, and industry, e.g., Huawei and Google. Research interests are in Transport Phenomena and, over the course of his career, four thematic areas have been addressed: 1) the thermal management of electronics, 2) mass transfer in supercritical fluids, 3) analysis of thermoelectric modules, and 4) momentum, heat, mass and charge transport in the presence of apparent slip. Pertinent to the latter topic, Marc runs the Red Lotus Project with Professors Darren Crowdy and Demetrios Papageorgiou in the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London, where he is a regular, long-term Academic Visitor. Professor Hodes is the sole- or co-author of over 50 papers in archival journals on transport phenomena. Together with Dr. Georgios Karamanis, Marc spun Transport Phenomena Technologies, LLC, out of Tufts University in 2017, which is currently focused on a Phase II NSF SBIR project on conforming vapor chambers for the thermal management of electronics and various consulting projects.
M Apr 17 Patriots Day (University Holiday) No Seminar
M Apr 24 Chun Liu (IIT)
M May 1 Wenjun Zhao (Brown)
When: Mondays 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Where: JCC 502
Contacts: James Adler, Xiaozhe Hu, Arkadz Kirshtein, James Murphy, Mirjeta Pasha or Abiy Tasissa
This seminar is for the discussion of various topics in computational and applied mathematics. The talks range from short informal presentations from graduate students and current faculty to full research presentations by invited speakers from outside the department. Topics include the background of useful tools and techniques in scientific computing, discussion of how applied mathematics is needed or being used in applications, and state-of-the-art research in computational and applied mathematics.
All are welcome to join and if you are interested in presenting to the group please let us know. For instructions on signing up to the email list, see the link above.
© 2019 Computational and Applied Math Seminar


As my optimistic intentions for the new year start to sink or swim, I am drawn to the concept of resolve. Different from willpower, which scientists now say is actually a mental energy determined by how much glucose is in the bloodstream, resolve has its own quality, with less force or tension when it comes to making changes.
I recently attended a talk by Kamala Masters, a Vispassana Buddhist teacher, on this topic. She described resolve as steadfast and balanced determination, unwavering clarity of purpose.
Instead of teetering on the edge of failure, which relying on willpower always implies to me, resolve comes with a deep sense of stability. "It is not a strident oomph, but a gentle persevering energy," she said. "It is really paying attention to the energy behind the aspiration." When that energy starts to falter, she says, you notice and bring some strength to it.
One of my aspirations for the year is to spend more time writing. In my busy, time-strapped life it is a challenge for me to create the quiet, slowed down space I need to do this. But it is a goal that continually arises when I think of my long-term hopes and dreams. Willpower experts will tell me to set clear writing goals and plan for my writing time. These are not bad ideas and may prove to be helpful. But it may also be a set up. If I don't achieve my goals or if I miss my writing time, does it mean I failed?
Resolve, in the Buddhist sense, allows for a more gentle way. I can set an intention without knowing exactly what the results will be. I will just commit to go in a certain direction. I will trust that this aspiration is heartfelt and I will try to honor that in some way, each day, whether by reading, writing, or paying attention to the details of my life. Wish me luck.


The author is a sinologist, at the Chinese Studies Center of Excellence for the National University of Sciences and Technology in Islamabad, Pakistan.
As General Secretary of the CPC, Xi Jinping has spent the last year preparing the Party for the challenges to come, as An Baijie reports.
Xi made the pledge in his New Year greeting message to Putin. In the message, Xi, on behalf of the Chinese government and people, extended his sincere greetings and wishes to Putin and the Russian people.
Antigua and Barbuda Governor General Rodney Williams said Xi is a leader with great charisma and talent, and he hopes China will make greater achievements in its development under Xi's leadership.
Also, Shanghai Cooperation Organization Secretary-General Rashid Alimov said in a letter that China plays an increasingly important role on the world stage, the Belt and Road Initiative and the community with a shared future for mankind-both proposed by Xi-have been hailed and echoed by the international community, and the SCO Summit in Qingdao in June surely will yield fruitful outcomes.
China has embraced mobile payments probably more than any other place in the world. WeChat has WeChat Pay, and Alibaba has Alipay.


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Madri pericolose (traduction littérale en français « Mères dangereuses ») est un film italien réalisé par Domenico Paolella et sorti en 1960.

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 Titre original :
 Réalisation : Domenico Paolella
 Assistant-réalisateur : Tersicore Kolosoff
 Scénario : Sandro Continenza, Domenico Paolella, Sergio Sollima
 Décors : Alfredo Montori
 Costumes : Maria Pia Cohen
 Photographie : Raffaele Masciocchi
 Musique : Teo Usuelli
 Société(s) de production : Romana Film
 Pays d'origine :
 Langue originale : italien
 Format : noir et blanc — 35 mm — son mono
 Genre : comédie
 Durée : 95 minutes
 Dates de sortie :
 Italie :

Distribution
 Evi Maltagliati : comtesse Alessandra Improta
 Ave Ninchi : Mattea Tornabuoni
 Dina Perbellini : comtesse Federica Ornano
 Nando Bruno : Paolo Rossi
 Delia Scala : Maura Ornano
 Mina : Nicoletta 'Nicky' Improta
 Diana Frank : Regina Elisabetta Tornabuoni
 Giovanna Avena : Giustina Rossi
 Mario Ambrosino : Alberto Improta
 Giulio Paradisi : Enrico Stampa
 Tullio Altamura : Re Abdullah
 Riccardo Garrone : comte Massimo Soderini
 Riccardo Billi : Maldino
 Luisa Rivelli : Gloria Rossini
 Gabriele Tinti : Carlo Bianchi
 Franca Badeschi : Giusi Rossini
 Walter Santesso : Peppino appelé 'Dolce Vita'
 Edith Peters : Princesse Fatima
 Bruno Scipioni : un invité de la fête
 Litz Kibiska : Edvige
 Cecilia Micheletti
 Aristide Catani : assistant du roi Abdullah
 Antonio Acqua : le majordome à l'Improta
 Umberto Fantoni
 Elli Parvo : la veuve Rossini
 Consalvo Dell'Arti : un invité de la fête
 Donatella Della Nora : un invité de la fête

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Film italien sorti en 1960
Film réalisé par Domenico Paolella

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Considered one of the world's top sport-fishing destinations, Cabo San Lucas is near the southernmost tip of Mexico's Baja Peninsula. It is here that the warm Pacific waters meet the colder, nutrient-rich Sea of Cortez, which attracts bait fish and the bigger species that eat them. The large quantities of game fish attract anglers. Although a number of charter fishing operators serve fishermen who travel to Cabo every year, a handful of outfits specifically offer vacation packages that include accommodations.
Claiming to hold more catch records than any of the other fishing fleets in Los Cabos, Cabo Fishing (cabofishing.com) will put you on to the game fish as well as up for the night with packages that offer airport transfers, a choice of lodging at one of three Cabo San Lucas properties -- Villa La Estancia, Plaza Nautica or Sheraton Hacienda del Mar -- and fishing on one of the fleet's 33-foot boats. Cost of the package will vary by your choice of lodging and the season.
Fiesta Sportfishing (fiestasportfishing.com) has a partnership with Wyndham Resort, which overlooks the city's marina, as well as owners of a few nearby condominium properties to offer its charter guests a menu of fishing packages that include charters and accommodation. Packages include lodging, airport transfers and multiple fishing days on one of the fleet's dozen boats.
The lucrative fishing niche has become apparent to savvy travel agencies that specialize in the Cabo San Lucas/Los Cabos area. Earth, Sea & Sky Vacations (cabofishingvacations.com), for example, specializes in putting anglers together with charter operators and accommodations. With one of the agency's packages, anglers get to choose the charter operator and accommodations that best fit their vacation needs. Earth, Sea & Sky Vacations will arrange a custom package with a price including transfers and, if you choose, air transportation, along with hotel and fishing charters.
Cabo Villas (cabovillas.com) is a leasing agent. Knowing that many of its guests come to the area for the fishing, Cabo Villas has built partnerships with both the Picante and Pisces fishing fleets to accommodate their guests' angling desires. To preserve angling opportunities, both fleets practice catch-and-release methods when it comes to billfish species. Other species, such as tuna or mahi mahi, can be taken off the boat by fishing guests.


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Diverse clinical exposure: Michigan Medicine draws patients from around the region and the country, which means you'll gain experience with all facets of hospital dentistry, including providing services to patients with cognitive and physical impairment, medically complex conditions, and underserved need.
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University of Michigan School of Dentistry History
In 1875, a college of dental surgery was organized as part of The University of Michigan. This was the first dental school in the nation to become part of a state university. In 1927 its name was changed to the School of Dentistry. Both its longevity and its university relationship have enabled the School to become a leader in the dental profession.
The School has grown larger in student body and facilities over the years. In 1969 it entered a period of change and expansion greater than at any previous time in its history, with the addition of a new building attached to the original School of Dentistry Kellogg Building. The curriculum was also updated to reflect the immense growth in science and technology that impacted upon the dental profession.
At present, the School of Dentistry facility supports pre-doctoral and graduate programs in dentistry and dental hygiene, a year-around postgraduate education program, a Dental Research Institute, and an extensive dental library.
The residents may participate in continuing education programs, formal graduate courses and seminar series that takes place at the School of Dentistry. In addition, there are opportunities for the residents to interact with graduate students in other programs at the School of Dentistry, including Periodontics, Prosthodontics, Pediatric Dentistry, Orthodontics and Endodontics Programs. The residents will be given the opportunity to consult with any faculty member at the School of Dentistry, and individualized continuing education programs can be arranged with faculty.
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OST Wins Pharmaceutical Marketing Award for Digital Campaign
Luke Brynley-Jones
Content marketing, Digital marketing, Social media marketing
We are delighted to announce that OST has won the Digital Marketing Award at the 2016 Veterinary Marketing Awards (VMAs).
As you may know, using social media to help promote pharmaceutical products is far from easy. There are products you simply cannot talk about in a public forum – even if the actual product is for animals – and the consequences of getting it wrong, or making unfounded claims, can be very serious. This is a highly regulated industry; for very good reasons, of course.
This is why we are especially pleased to win this award for our work with Zoetis, the world's largest animal health company. We managed to walk the regulatory line and deliver excellent results at the same time.
OST developed an innovative social media and digital marketing campaign with the aim of informing UK farmers about the importance of early vaccination in beef calves and dairy heifers. If you aren't aware, catching diseases early on can dramatically improve the lifetime health and productivity of the animal, which is better for them and for the farmer.
To maximise awareness of the campaign, OST launched a Twitter account and developed a range of images and infographics (see snippet below) to convey the core messages to a wide audience. Through a systematic programme of Twitter engagement and advertising, this content was amplified across the UK's farming community, reaching hundreds of thousands of people.
Over a 4 month period, from October 2015 to January 2016, the Plan to Produce campaign delivered:
300% increase in website traffic
Over 10,000 engagements with farmers on Twitter
Engagement with scores of key industry influencers, such as Kate Humble (TV presenter, 5,100 followers), Jill Franklin (Red Tractor, 4,431 followers) and Fiona Graham (dairy farmer, 4,990 followers).
After this initial trial period, the programme has been expanded, with more channels and content being launched in 2016.
Adam Coomber of Zoetis, who worked closely with OST and development agency HPS Group, to deliver the campaign, said of the award:
"Our main outcomes were to connect with farmers, to understand how they are using social media and to deliver engaging and relevant content relating to a specific topic that would help them with the productivity of their herds. The support and insight that OST delivered enabled us to do this in the most up-to-date way and has given us the confidence to expand our online & social activity through 2016".
Luke Brynley-Jones, Managing Director of OST said today:
"We are particularly pleased to win an award because, traditionally, pharmaceutical companies have struggled to deliver success through social media. The regulatory environment increases the challenge, but we've developed a set of techniques that enable us to over come these and develop game-changing campaigns".
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Q: Sorting Lists into Alphabetical Order I have a list which I want to sort into alphabetical order, but it is not working. I have written this, but it does not work very well:
#!usr/bin/python
f = open("test.txt","r") #opens file with name of "test.txt"
myList = []
for line in f:
    myList.append(line)
f.close()
print myList
subList = []

for i in range(1, len(myList)):
    print myList[i]
    subList.append(myList[i])

subList.sort()
print subList

This is the text file:
Test List
ball
apple
cat
digger
elephant

and this is the output:
Enigmatist:PYTHON lbligh$ python test.py
['Test List\n', 'ball\n', 'apple\n', 'cat\n', 'digger\n', 'elephant']
ball

apple

cat

digger

elephant
['apple\n', 'ball\n', 'cat\n', 'digger\n', 'elephant']

Any troubleshooting would be extremely helpful. Thanks
N.B. I am using python 2.7.9

A: You've just forgotten to overwrite the file, that's all.
with open('test.txt', 'r') as inf:
    lst = inf.readlines()  # much easier than iterating and accumulating

lst[1:] = sorted(lst[1:])  # this will leave the first line: "Test List" intact

with open('test.txt', 'w') as outf:
    outf.writelines(lst)  # re-write the file

A: Try this out:
f = open("test.txt","r") #opens file with name of "test.txt"
myList = []
for line in f:
    myList.append(line)
f.close()
print myList
subList = []
for i in range(1, len(myList)):
    subList.append(myList[i])

subList.sort()
with open("test.txt","w") as f:
    for x in subList:
        f.write(str(x))

A: print(*sorted([i.strip() for i in open('test.txt', 'r')], key=lambda x: x.lower()), file=open('output.txt', 'w'))


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Merata
A moving tribute to this exceptional filmmaker and a crash course in Māori cinema.
-- Sezín Koehler, Black Girl Nerds
A documentary portrait of the pioneering indigenous filmmaker and activist Merata Mita, MERATA is an intimate tribute from a son about his mother that delves into the life of the first woman in the world from an indigenous nation to solely direct a film. Known as the grandmother of indigenous cinema, Merata's independent political documentaries of the 70's and 80's highlighted injustices for Maori people that often divided the country. She was fearless in her life, her activism and her art. MERATA chronicles the her journey to decolonize the film and television screens of New Zealand and the world.
MERATA documents the filmmaker's work, her early struggles with her family and her drive for social justice that often proved personally dangerous. Programmed as MERATA:
HOW MUM DECOLONISED THE SCREEN, the film made its World Premiere at the 2019 Sundance Film
Director: Hepi Mita
Stars: Awatea Mita, Eruera 'Bob' Mita, Hepi Mita
Documentary, Women and Film, Films & Filmmakers, Bio-pic
Nick Rocco Scalia, Film Threat
Like many filmmakers who dared to criticize the ruling class and dominant social order in the countries where they lived, New Zealand's Merata Mita generated no shortage of controversy and animosity at home. Once the outside world had its chance to see her films, though, they were rightly lauded as ...
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Life In a Fishbowl
Three different lives collide in Reykjavik just before the country's economic crisis. Móri is a alcoholic poet troubled by his past, seeking forgives for his mistakes in life. Eik is a young teacher and mother who works extra as a prostitute to be able to give her daughter a decent life. While fighting for her well-being she is drifting further apart from her family. Sölvi is a former football pro trying to make his new business work out. But it's not easy and success comes at a price. Suddenly, he finds himself entangled in a corrupt world that forces him to live a double life.
A production by The Icelandic Filmcompany and Axman Productions, in co-production with Harmonica Films.
Producer: Júliús Kemp, Ingvar Þórðarson
Screenwriters: Birgir Örn Steinarsson, Baldvin Zophoníasson
Director: Baldvin Zophoníasson
Co-Producer: Per Janérus


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TAGS: Introductory; Suffering
Suffering, The Meaning of:
"I swear by My life! Nothing save that which profiteth them can befall my loved ones. To this testifieth the Pen of God, the Most Powerful, the All-Glorious, the Best-Beloved."
Suffering comes to us for two reasons - either as a consequence of our own actions or as a test sent by God for our spiritual development.
The suffering we bring on ourselves can be physical suffering: "If a man eats too much, he ruins his digestion. If a person gambles he will lose his money." Or it can be sadness or remorse caused by the way we have behaved or have treated others. Following the laws of God will free us from both these kinds of suffering:
"The source of all good is trust in God, submission unto His command, and contentment with His holy will and pleasure."
Suffering Develops the Soul
"Grief and sorrow do not come to us by chance, they are sent by the Divine Mercy for our own perfecting."
"Everything in life ministers to our development. Our lesson is to study and learn... Tests are either stumbling-blocks or stepping-stones, just as we make them."
"Anybody can be happy in the state of comfort, ease, health, success, pleasure and joy; but if one be happy and contented in the time of trouble, hardship and prevailing disease, it is the proof of nobility."
"Men who suffer not, attain no perfection. The plant most pruned by the gardeners is that one which, when the summer comes, will have the most beautiful blossoms and the most abundant fruit."
"Those who suffer most, attain to the greatest perfection..."
Our purpose here on earth is to develop our souls so that we are ready for the next world. Tests and difficulties are necessary for this development.
"The one in pursuit of anything must undergo difficulties and hardships until the object in view is attained and the great success is obtained."
"The same test comes again in greater degree, until it is shown that a former weakness has become a strength..."
"The mind and spirit of man advance when he is tried by suffering. The more the ground is ploughed the better the seed will grow, the better the harvest will be. Just as the plough furrows the earth deeply, purifying it of weeds and thistles, so suffering and tribulation free man from the petty affairs of this worldly life until he arrives at a state of complete detachment. His attitude in this world will be that of divine happiness... Through suffering he will attain to an eternal happiness which nothing can take from him..."
"To attain eternal happiness one must suffer. He who has reached the state of self-sacrifice has true joy. "
"Be not in despair, but rather smile by the mercy of your Lord; and be not sorrowful when meeting with worldly difficulties and depressions, for they pass away - and thine shall be immortality during ages and centuries, times and cycles."
Innocent Children
"As to the subject of babes and infants...who are afflicted...for those souls there is a recompense in another world...For those souls that suffering is the greatest mercy of God."
Patience and Acceptance
If we do not accept the problems which life presents us, and do not use them as means for our development, we will cause ourselves much unnecessary suffering.
"Be patient under all conditions, and place your whole trust and confidence in God."
"God hath never burdened any soul beyond its power."
"O Son of Spirit! Ask not of Me that which we desire not for thee, then be content with what we have ordained for thy sake, for this is that which profiteth thee, if therewith thou dost content thyself."
"...Tests are benefits from God, for which we should thank Him."
This is from a Bahá'í prayer:
"I beg of Thee, O my God,...O Thou in whose hands are both the visible and invisible kingdoms, to ordain that my choice be conformed to Thy choice, and my wish to Thy wish, that I may be entirely content with that which Thou didst desire, and be wholly satisfied with what Thou didst destine for me by Thy bounteousness and favour."
Live in the Spiritual World
"Today, humanity is bowed down with trouble, sorrow and grief, no-one escapes; the world is wet with tears; but thank God, the remedy is at our doors. Let us turn our hearts away from the world of matter and live in the spiritual world! It alone can give us freedom! If we are hemmed in by difficulties we have only to call upon God, and by His great Mercy we shall be helped...When our thoughts are filled with the bitterness of this world, let us turn our eyes to the sweetness of God's compassion and He will send us heavenly calm!"
"A man with his thoughts in this (spiritual) Kingdom knows perpetual joy. The ills all flesh is heir to do not pass him by, but they only touch the surface of his life, the depths are calm and serene."
Bahá'u'lláh's son, 'Abdu'l-Bahá, was in prison for 40 years because of His beliefs:
"But, thank God, during all those 40 years I was supremely happy. Every day, on waking, it was like hearing good tidings, and every night infinite joy was mine. Spirituality was my comfort, and turning to God was my greatest joy."
"I was happy in imprisonment. I was in the utmost elation, because I was not a criminal. They had imprisoned me in the path of God...I was happy that - praise be to God! - I was a prisoner in the cause of God, that my life was not wasted, that it was spent in divine service."
The Example of the Messengers of God
Each Messenger of God suffered for the sake of bringing His Message to humanity. Each One sacrificed His self totally to the will of God. Bahá'u'lláh described His own sufferings as follows:
"The Ancient Beauty hath consented to be bound with chains that mankind may be released from its bondage, and hath accepted to be made a prisoner within this most mighty stronghold that the whole world may attain unto true liberty. He hath drained to its dregs the cup of sorrow, that all the peoples of the earth may attain unto abiding joy, and be filled with gladness. This is of the mercy of your Lord, the Compassionate, the Most-Merciful."
"I sorrow not for the burden of My imprisonment. Neither do I grieve over My abasement, or the tribulation I suffer at the hands of mine enemies. By My Life! They are My glory, a glory wherewith God hath adorned His own self, would that ye knew it!"
The Desire for Suffering
If we really understand the purpose of our suffering in this life and how to use it, we will reach the stage where we long for tests in order to show our love for God and to draw closer to Him:
"The true lover yearneth for tribulation even as doth the rebel for forgiveness and the sinful for mercy."
"O Son of Man! If adversity befall thee not in My path, how canst thou walk in the ways of them that are content with My pleasure? If trials afflict thee not in thy longing to meet Me, how wilt thou attain the light in thy love for My beauty?"
"O Son of Man! My calamity is My providence, outwardly it is fire and vengeance, but inwardly it is light and mercy. Hasten thereunto that thou mayest become an eternal light and an immortal spirit."


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Dominika Cibulková (Slovak pronunciation: [ˈdɔminika ˈtsibulkɔʋaː]; born 6 May 1989) is a Slovak professional tennis player. Known for her quick and aggressive style of play, she has won eight WTA singles titles and two on the ITF circuit.
Cibulková has reached the quarter-finals or better of all four Grand Slam tournaments. One of the most notable achievements of her career to date was a finals appearance at the 2014 Australian Open, when she became the first female Slovak to reach the championship round of a Grand Slam. She also won the WTA Finals in 2016, becoming the fourth player (after Serena Williams in 2001, Maria Sharapova in 2004 and Petra Kvitová in 2011) to win the tournament on debut.
Love that beautiful dress you are wearing.
Dominika you look beautiful. God Bless you and keep you healthy.
Love the national dress, Dominika! I'm a big fan of Czech and Slovak national dress. I have a traditional Kyjov costume.
Great! Would love to see you danke in this outfit!!!!
Oco Junior This traditional outfit from Slovakia looks very nice.
I'm part Slovak in my dads side !
Slovak costume looks nice on you!!!
Extremmely beatufiul, have a nice weekend to you and family. Kisses & hugs from Brazil.
We really appreciate your culture. We went to Bratislava and it is an amazing and charming city.
Not really tennis related but Bratislava is bloody beautiful we went 3 year ago and were mega surprised by how clean , cheap and quiet it was for a capital city real hidden gem so to speak .
Really pretty. Love the boots.
Dominika Cibulkova is at Love4Tennis - Dominika Cibulkova Academy.
Partnerships bring in the most success!
Congrats ans sucess, Dominika. Have a nice week, kisses and hugs from Brazil.
Great job!! Très jolie demoiselle! !
Very good job Domi, i can't wait to see you in court again. POME!!!
Ale šef je predsa manžel...!!!
Love it Dommi, my best wishes for this new proyect. POME!!!!
Was watching the Volvo Car Open tournament in Charleston this weekend....they mentioned your charity-cause and they are sponsors for it Dominika. Different WTA players will have their causes sponsored. Congrats!!


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Q: How can i change authentication type as phone number instead of user name on my web api? My authentication is working fine on it is own but i need to use phoneNumber of users instead of user names.
There is my Provider class
using Identity.Infrastructure;
using Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.Owin;
using Microsoft.Owin.Security;
using Microsoft.Owin.Security.OAuth;
using System.Security.Claims;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Identity.Providers
{
public class CustomOAuthProvider : OAuthAuthorizationServerProvider
{

    public override Task ValidateClientAuthentication(OAuthValidateClientAuthenticationContext context)
    {
        context.Validated();
        return Task.FromResult<object>(null);
    }

    public override async Task GrantResourceOwnerCredentials(OAuthGrantResourceOwnerCredentialsContext context)
    {

        var allowedOrigin = "*";

        context.OwinContext.Response.Headers.Add("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", new[] { allowedOrigin });

        var userManager = context.OwinContext.GetUserManager<ApplicationUserManager>();

        ApplicationUser user = await userManager.FindAsync(context.UserName, context.Password);

        if (user == null)
        {
            context.SetError("invalid_grant", "The user name or password is incorrect.");
            return;
        }

        if (!user.EmailConfirmed)
        {
            context.SetError("invalid_grant", "User did not confirm email.");
            return;
        }

        ClaimsIdentity oAuthIdentity = await user.GenerateUserIdentityAsync(userManager, "JWT");

        var ticket = new AuthenticationTicket(oAuthIdentity, null);

        context.Validated(ticket);
    }
  }
}

in this class context is coming with only userName and Password,so it cant reach PhoneNumber even i send it as a parameter.I think problem will  solve after if i can change
userManager.FindAsync(context.UserName, context.Password)

like this
userManager.FindAsync(context.PhoneNumber, context.Password)

VS doesn't allow me to interfere OAuthGrantResourceOwnerCredentialsContext
 using Identity.Infrastructure;
 using Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.EntityFramework;
 using System;
 using System.Collections.Generic;
 using System.Net.Http;
 using System.Web.Http.Routing;

 namespace Identity.Models
 {
     public class ModelFactory
     {
         private UrlHelper _UrlHelper;
         private ApplicationUserManager _AppUserManager;

         public ModelFactory(HttpRequestMessage request, ApplicationUserManager appUserManager)
         {
             _UrlHelper = new UrlHelper(request);
             _AppUserManager = appUserManager;
         }

         public UserReturnModel Create(ApplicationUser appUser)
         {
             return new UserReturnModel
             {
                 Url = _UrlHelper.Link("GetUserById", new { id = appUser.Id }),
                 Id = appUser.Id,
                 UserName = appUser.UserName,
                 FullName = string.Format("{0} {1}", appUser.FirstName, appUser.LastName),
                 Email = appUser.Email,
                 EmailConfirmed = true,
                 Level = appUser.Level,
                 JoinDate = appUser.JoinDate,
                 Roles = _AppUserManager.GetRolesAsync(appUser.Id).Result,
                 Claims = _AppUserManager.GetClaimsAsync(appUser.Id).Result,
                 PhoneNumber = appUser.PhoneNumber
             };

         }

         public RoleReturnModel Create(IdentityRole appRole)
         {

             return new RoleReturnModel
             {
                 Url = _UrlHelper.Link("GetRoleById", new { id = appRole.Id }),
                 Id = appRole.Id,
                 Name = appRole.Name
             };
         }
     }

     public class RoleReturnModel
     {
         public string Url { get; set; }
         public string Id { get; set; }
         public string Name { get; set; }
     }
     public class UserReturnModel
     {
         public string Url { get; set; }
         public string Id { get; set; }
         public string UserName { get; set; }
         public string FullName { get; set; }
         public string PhoneNumber { get; set; }
         public string Email { get; set; }
         public bool EmailConfirmed { get; set; }
         public int Level { get; set; }
         public DateTime JoinDate { get; set; }
         public IList<string> Roles { get; set; }
         public IList<System.Security.Claims.Claim> Claims { get; set; }
     }
 }

As result I stucked on authenticating with phoneNumber instead of userName and set deviceId as password

A: public override Task<ApplicationUser> FindAsync(string Phone, string password)

    {
        //Do your  Stuff here
        //return base.FindAsync(userName, password);
    }

Overrride FIndAsync() in the IndentityConfig.cs


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Euro versus the Dollar…The U.S. dollar for the first time in 20 years is nearly equal to the euro. ($1.00 = E0.98). As the dollar has soared in recent months, affected by the Ukraine War, surging oil and gasoline, natural gas and a disorientating supply chain and the euro has lost major value against the dollar. As U.S. goods get more expensive, manufacturers profit margins shrink. On the other hand American tourists in Europe (19 Countries live by the euro) are having a field day, as values abound on all products. The U.S. dollar has accelerated this past year, up against the euro over 12%. Presently the euro is hovering at $1.02. Pushing the U.S. dollar, is the Federal Reserve interest increases, as the European Central Bank struggles to per 1000-keep up. Facing much the same economics as the U.S., the European sector has taken a much softer stance on euro control. As world-wide investors seek higher Treasury yields, the buys are U.S. based. The heavy demand for U.S. dollar securities shoves the dollar's value higher and higher. Rebecca Farooq, of High Frequency Economics notes that, "the U.S. economy is on a firmer footing compared to Europe."
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I have contacted my local television news, KATU 2 on your side, and told them what Invent-tech did to me. If anyone has had an experience with them, please post here or e-mail me directly at [email protected], they will try to bring down these thieves and put them out of business.
Been there, done that, but not before they got $8000 from my grandmother. I have contacted the Attorney General in Florida where they are based and filed a complaint. KATU here in Portland can`t help much but they want to know if any class action lawsuits ensue from this so if anyone here has dealt with them and been shafted, please contact me or the Attorney General in Florida. These thieves need to be stopped!!!
soon, folks, we`re going to be introducing some rock solid content for inventors wishing to commercialize their inventions through licensing. it`s so frustrating having predatory companies out there dashing inventors` hopes. however, at the end of the day, we all have to be super savvy as consumers and business people. one thing`s for sure: there`s no magic bullet, no easy way around - you have to be smart as a fox and make sure that your pennies and dollars are all clearly associated with true value being created... so sorry for your grandmother, preciousaire.
Glad that I stopped by. I was looking at them today.
I`m not "smart as a fox", heck I`m not even smart as a turkey!!! I don`t know how to outwit these scammers and I`m probably going to get taken to the cleaners again. I`m in this up to my eyeballs because now that Grandma died, I have no other financial backers and I really don`t intend to `become an inventor` I just had a wonderful idea that would save the lives of hundreds of babies and I really wanted to bring it to the public.
Invent-tech and I have a Non-Disclosure Agreement that expires 2 years from the date we signed it so it`s up in May of this year, does that give them free reign to license my invention as their own? How do I stop them? I am not wealthy, I am not savvy, I`m just a 50 year old grandmother who already lost one baby to SIDS in `84 and I don`t want it to happen to anyone else.
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On plate combine chilli flakes and breadcrumbs, on a separate plate measure out the flour. In a small mixing bowl lightly beat one egg.
Roll the pears first in the flour, then egg, then chilli crumbs.
Heat oil in a non stick frypan, fry pears till golden on all sides.
Serve with the blue cheese, salad leaves and crispy bread.


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BOSTON — A Lawrence teen facing federal child pornography charges involving a 4-year-old child remains held in federal custody following a detention hearing in U.S. District Court this week.
Jakob Nieves, 19, who also goes by Dakota, was arrested by federal agents on Aug. 14 after a search warrant was executed at her home, located within the 200 block of Lawrence Street in Lawrence.
Nieves, who identified and lives as female, was charged with one count of sexual exploitation of children and one count of distribution of child pornography, according to federal court records.
A detention hearing, which included testimony from an FBI agent who investigated the case, was held Tuesday.
Judge Marianne Bowler took the matter "under advisement" and Nieves will remain in custody for the time being, according to a spokesperson for U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling.
Nieves sent an undercover federal agent images and videos she produced that depicted her sexually abusing a child, according to a federal affidavit.
The video and images were allegedly produced in her bedroom, according to court papers.
The undercover agent communicated with Nieves through Kik, a mobile messaging application, according to the affidavit.
The charge of sexual exploitation of children provides for a minimum mandatory sentence of 15 years and no more than 30 years in prison. The charge of distribution of child pornography provides for a mandatory minimum sentence of five years and up to 20 years in prison.
Each charge provides for a minimum of five years and up to a lifetime of supervised release and a fine of $250,000, according to Lelling's statement.
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