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5G Industry Update: Verizon's 5G Laptop, AT&T Unleashes DSS, T-Mobile Serves Cake, And More!
Posted on: June 29, 2020 / In: News Analysis, Top Stories, Cellular Carriers, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, Industry Analysis / By: Chris Dunphy 4 Comments
Verizon is now selling a 5G integrated laptop, with an unlimited data plan!
AT&T has begun to use DSS (Dynamic Spectrum Sharing) to layer 5G on top of 4G/LTE bands.
T-Mobile has been showing off what is possible when you combine low, mid, and high-band 5G together.
More and more "5G Ready" gear is coming to market.
It has been a while since our last update on the state of 5G (fifth generation cellular) - and a lot has been happening.
All the carriers have recently shared 5G updates worth bragging about, and there is an increasing amount of 5G compatible and "5G Ready" gear coming to market.
It is still VERY early days in 5G era - here's an update on where things currently stand.
5G Video Update Story
Verizon: Flex 5G Laptop & Unlimited Data Plan
Verizon 5G: Coverage Is The Catch
AT&T: First With Dynamic Spectrum Sharing
T-Mobile: Shutting Down Sprint's 5G, and Serving Layer Cake
"5G Ready" Antennas, Boosters, and Routers
5G Routers & Hotspots
Beware: 5G Fakers
Concluding Thoughts: Keep Waiting, For Now!
Looking Ahead to the iPhone 12
The Lenovo Flex 5G is the first laptop with integrated mmWave 5G connectivity.
Verizon has announced the availability of the Lenovo Flex 5G - the first of a new category of laptops built with ARM processors and an integrated 5G modem.
Perhaps even more interesting than the laptop itself is the new "5G Ultra Wideband Connected Device Plan" that goes along with it - which is a rare Verizon plan that actually offers unlimited laptop computing data on both 4G and 5G networks.
Here is what the plan allows when on Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband:
Unlimited access to 5G Ultra Wideband
Unlimited access to 5G Ultra Wideband Hotspot
Unlimited 4K HD-quality streaming video
And when on Verizon 4G LTE:
Unlimited 4G LTE data (Network Managed after 15 GB)
"Unlimited" Hotspot (Throttled to 600 kbps after 15 GB)
HD-quality streaming video at 720p.
The key unique feature of this plan is that you really do get unlimited usage (even when on 4G), on the Flex 5G laptop itself at least.
If you want to share your connection with other devices, you get unlimited hotspot access when in an Ultra Wideband area, but are stuck with typical Verizon hotspot limits when on 4G/LTE.
Verizon is now selling the Flex 5G for $1,399 - and the data plan is just $30/mo if you have an existing Verizon voice line. The plan is $90/mo standalone.
The plan is currently exclusive to the Flex 5G laptop - but presumably other compatible devices will be offered in the future.
The Flex 5G's integrated Qualcomm X55 modem supports a range of 5G bands, as well as Cat-22 4G/LTE with just about every band in use in the USA supported. Verizon has told us the Flex 5G will be automatically unlocked after 60 days - meaning it should work on other carriers too.
The Flex 5G is capable of blistering speeds, assuming you can actually find some Verizon 5G signal.
The catch with the Flex 5G, and Verizon 5G in general, is the incredibly limited coverage.
Verizon has so far rolled out its "5G Ultra Wideband" service in just "limited parts" of 35 cities - with 5G coverage at best covering just a few downtown blocks in each.
The extremely high-frequency mmWave 5G that Verizon is deploying just doesn't have much range - and Verizon still has not announced any firm plans for longer range 5G deployments using other frequency bands.
When Verizon does eventually launch 5G on other frequency bands, it's unlikely they will consider this bands 'Ultra Wideband' - and thus their unlimited hotspot terms may not apply to that wider coverage area.
On the other hand - Verizon's mmWave network is delivering absolutely amazing speeds in the places it has been deployed.
Early testers with the Flex 5G have shared multiple speed tests showing downloads of over two gigabits per second!
AT&T published this graphic to explain the difference between the 5G technologies it is deploying.
One of the most important 5G technologies being developed is known as Dynamic Spectrum Sharing, or DSS.
DSS will allow carriers to overlay 5G on top of their existing 4G/LTE networks - allowing the carrier to quickly expand their native 5G coverage maps everywhere that 4G/LTE coverage already exists.
Every carrier has been working to eventually embrace DSS to avoid having embarrassing 5G coverage maps - and AT&T can now claim bragging rights for being the first to get this technology deployed to customers in the real world.
AT&T Senior VP Igal Elbaz explained:
"DSS is an important steppingstone on our path to nationwide 5G. We were the first U.S. carrier to deploy this technology in our network, and it's now playing an important role as we work toward a nationwide 5G footprint this summer."
AT&T went deep to describe the benefits of DSS:
Simply put, DSS allows carriers to share the same channel between both 4G and 5G users simultaneously. It turns up 5G without turning off LTE – creating a seamless experience for users, and a graceful spectrum transition for carriers.
The term "dynamic" in DSS refers to the ability to allocate resources to each technology based on demand. This requires that DSS is traffic-aware, and able to respond to changes. The performance of DSS will depend in large part on how frequently traffic demand changes and the granularity of the resource allocations.
DSS is an important steppingstone on our path to nationwide 5G. The software-based technology allows us to bypass the process of re-farming spectrum in the near term, which ultimately means a smoother transition and expedited 5G adoption.
Without DSS - carriers need to have unused free spectrum to devote to 5G service, or they need to switch 4G spectrum over to 5G - slowing down 4G in the process.
With DSS, the percentage of the airwaves devoted to 4G and 5G can be balanced in real-time.
AT&T's DSS is just getting started - and A&T has told analysts it is currently only in operation in "parts" of Texas and Florida.
But once AT&T has DSS working smoothly, turning on 5G coverage nationwide may be almost as easy as just sending out a software update to cell towers - and AT&T is claiming to be on track to having nationwide 5G coverage using DSS available by the end of the summer.
In the meantime, AT&T has been pushing ahead to transition a chunk of its current 850 MHz LTE Band 5 spectrum exclusively to 5G, announcing that it has now rolled out 5G coverage on this band to "355 markets" covering 179 million Americans.
But do be aware that even the most advanced 5G radio can not defy the laws of physics - and 5G using the same airwaves as 4G will not perform all that different than "really good 4G".
To really unleash the potential of 5G, additional spectrum bands beyond the existing 4G bands need to be enabled. AT&T also has a number of mmWave cities - but it is lacking in mid-band spectrum essential for 5G performance to really shine.
NOTE: AT&T turning part of LTE Band 5 from 4G to 5G service might impact 4G/LTE coverage and speeds for some customers in areas where AT&T is ramping up 5G. This is why DSS will be so valuable - since adding 5G coverage via DSS will not take away from 4G.
T-Mobile: Shutting Down Sprint's 5G, and Serving Layer Cake
T-Mobile baked a cake to illustrate the three tiers of 5G cellular spectrum. mmWave is fast but short range, low frequencies travel far but offer slower speeds, and mid-band frequencies offer a balance of range and speed.
When it comes to having additional spectrum to devote fully to 5G, thanks to its acquisition of Sprint, T-Mobile has jumped into a huge lead.
Sprint may have been the last-place network in the USA, but Sprint controlled more mid-band spectrum than any other carrier.
And since Sprint was struggling - it had never managed to put most of this spectrum to use for 4G, leaving it wide-open for 5G development!
This mid-band spectrum strikes a sweet spot between the long-range capabilities of T-Mobile's 600 MHz spectrum, and the crazy-fast short-range mmWave spectrum.
Now that T-Mobile is in control - it has been working to take advantage of this spectrum, shutting down Sprint's fledgling 5G service and instead integrating Sprint's mid-band into T-Mobile's existing low-band and mmWave 5G deployments.
T-Mobile still has a long way to go to turn on mid-band 5G nationwide, but in New York City T-Mobile has already enabled all three types of 5G spectrum to work together.
T-Mobile has an advantage because it has so much virgin spectrum to tap into for 5G, and it does not need to wait for DSS technology to become perfected so that it deploy 5G on top of its existing 4G/LTE airwaves.
This is just the start - but over the months ahead T-Mobile 5G has the potential to become a leader in both 5G range and speed.
"5G Ready" Antennas, Boosters, and Routers
Roof mounted "5G Ready" antennas are still rare, but will be growing more common.
With 5G rising on the horizon - a lot of people are starting to worry about future-proofing their technology investments.
Unfortunately, preparing for 5G in advance can be tricky - and some marketing claims being made are a bit suspect.
Here is some quick guidance...
When 5G is deployed on top of the same frequencies as 4G/LTE, existing antennas will continue to work no differently than they do today.
But as 5G spreads out to deliver its full potential - both lower and higher frequency ranges will become important, and many existing antennas will perform very poorly on many of these bands.
New "5G Ready" antennas are being designed to work over the full range of low and mid-band spectrums being planned for 5G - referred to Sub-6 GHz 5G.
To be as future-proof as possible, an ideal wideband 5G antenna should work reasonably well on all bands from 600 MHz - 900 MHZ and 1700 MHz - 6000 MHz (6 GHz).
But it is just not possible to redesign traditional antennas to work well with mmWave 5G. These frequencies require specialized antennas that are expensive and complex, and which must be located within just inches of the 5G modem.
So for the time being - only worry about mmWave compatibility in hotspots and smartphones with internal antennas, not mounted outside on your RV or boat.
For a lot more on 5G antennas, see our newly updated guide:
Mobile Cellular Antennas for RVs and Boats
weBoost claiming its boosters will "work in a 5G world" is like a buggy company pointing out that you can still get pulled around by a horse in an automobile world. But it is true that 4G/LTE will continue to matter for a long time to come!
As we have discussed, carriers will be deploying 5G over both new bands and repurposed 4G/LTE bands.
And when there happens to be 5G broadcast over bands that a current 4G/LTE booster already supports, it will continue to work even when the signal is 5G.
You see - most boosters are "dumb" and they blindly boost an entire frequency band at once. These boosters have no idea what is being broadcast over that band - whether it is 3G, 4G, or 5G.
So once carriers start turning some of their existing 4G bands over to 5G, or overlaying 5G and 4G simultaneously with dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS) - the "dumb" boosters will continue to work as always.
But these boosters will still only be boosting the bands they are designed for - not any of the new (and generally faster) 5G-only bands.
Dedicated 5G aware boosters that support more frequency bands and faster speeds are still a long ways away, if they ever come to market.
For more on the state of 5G and boosters, see our updated guide:
Mobile Cellular Boosters for RVs & Boats Overview
AT&T's Nighthawk 5G first launched in 2018, but it was only meant for very limited usage by early adopters. We are still waiting for a worthwhile mainstream 5G mobile hotspot.
There have been several 5G mobile hotspots that have come to market - but so far all of them have been essentially just functional prototypes intended for very limited use cases.
There are still no mainstream-worthy 5G mobile hotspots on the market in the USA.
This will probably change in the Fall of 2020 - so keep your eyes peeled for new data only flagship devices from AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile.
The first wave of 5G capable cellular integrated routers are also in the works, coming later this year from the likes of Peplink and Cradlepoint.
But the first generation of these 5G routers will be expensive and impractical for most mobile users.
More mainstream approachable models will follow in the years ahead.
For more on the state of 5G integrated routers, see our updated guide:
5G Cellular Integrated Routers
As the marketing hype around 5G ramps up, beware of "5G" claims being tacked on to devices that have no actual fifth generation cellular technologies in them.
The classic example of "Fake 5G" is AT&T sticking a deceptive "5GE" service indicator onto recent phones, convincing millions of people that they already had 5G service when AT&T's "5G Evolution" just meant you were on a 4G tower that was "evolving" towards future 5G.
But we have also seen several cellular equipment providers mistakenly label devices compatible with LTE Band 71 as being "5G", likely confused because T-Mobile is using its 600MHz frequency band for both 4G/LTE and 5G deployments.
But just because something uses B71, does NOT make it 5G!
The 5G era is just now starting to get interesting - and we are starting to get a taste of what will be possible.
Eventually, all carriers will be using DSS to offer 5G everywhere that 4G reaches, every carrier will offer a full layer cake experience combining both range and speed, and there will be a whole host of awesome 5G hardware designed to take advantage of it all - ranging from laptops to phones to tablets to routers.
But we are still in VERY early days of the race!
It is important to remember that 5G is setting the stage for the next decade of cellular evolution, but just like how 4G/LTE built on the foundation of 3G to eventually reach where we are today - 5G will be starting where 4G/LTE is at, and going from there.
Verizon's CEO Hans Vestberg has been trying to manage expectations, saying that many initial 5G deployments will start as "really good 4G" and will get better from there. At a recent investor conference, he shared:
"In the beginning you're going to see some improvements. Over time: Dramatic improvements. But - in the beginning, it's going to be small."
So unless you love to be on the bleeding edge, waiting at least a little bit longer before investing in 5G probably makes sense.
But things are certainly getting more and more interesting by the day!
The iPhone 11 lineup from last year. This year, the "iPhone 12" will almost certainly take 5G technology mainstream.
It is all but certain that the upcoming iPhone 12 this fall will support 5G - and whether you like Apple or not, there is no denying that Apple's drumbeat drives the entire mobile industry.
Most analysts expect that all the cellular carriers are working to make the iPhone launch the mainstream coming out party for their 5G networks.
This is when we will see the DSS-powered coverage maps from Verizon catch up with AT&T and T-Mobile in bringing 5G broadly nationwide, and is also likely when the carriers will start to compete more aggressively with new 5G-centric data plans.
Once the iPhone 12 hits, we expect 5G mobile hotspots will follow shortly.
And of course - device manufacturers like Samsung and LG which have already launched compelling 5G flagships will be preparing to unleash both more powerful and more affordable models too.
Will it be a 5G Christmas? We'll be watching closely to see just what's next!
5G Cellular Resources - All of our guides & articles tracking 5G
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Categories: News Analysis, Top Stories, Cellular Carriers, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, Industry Analysis Tags: iPhone, Cell Boosters, Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, weBoost, 5G


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Q: How can I get around "Blocked loading resource from url not allowed by $sceDelegate policy. URL: login.html" I amusing Nodejs and creating a single page app. Locally everything is working fine. When I deploy to my AWS server, I get the follow error (Blocked loading resource from url not allowed by $sceDelegate policy.  URL: login.html). I am using angularjs and putting my templates on my master SPA page like so.
doctype html
html(lang='en',ng-app='ChangeApp',md-theme='green')
  include ./includes/head
  body
    div.containerMain
      div.main-content
        div(ng-view,autoscroll="true")
        noscript This site requires javascript!
  script(type="text/ng-template", id="login.html")
    include top/login
  script(type="text/ng-template", id="jobseeker.html")
    include jobSeekers/jobSeeker

My angular controller looks like
angular.module('ChangeApp',
  ['ChangeApp.services',
    'ChangeApp.directives',
    'ChangeApp.controllers',
    'ngRoute',
    'ngMaterial']);

angular.module('ChangeApp')
  .config(['$routeProvider', '$locationProvider', function ($routeProvider, $locationProvider) {
console.log('Loaded: app.js');
    $routeProvider
      .when('/login', {
        templateUrl: 'login.html',
        controller: 'LoginCtrl'
      })
      .when('/jobseeker', {
        templateUrl: 'jobseeker.html',
        controller: 'JobseekerCtrl'
      })
      .otherwise({
        redirectTo: '/login'
      });
    $locationProvider.html5Mode(true).hashPrefix('!');
  }]);

Any thoughts or insights would be greatly appreciated.

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In a curious twist in the long-running fight between anti-golf activists and San Francisco over the fate of the city's historic public Sharp Park Golf Course, the Tucson-based Center for Biological Diversity, Wild Equity Institute, and a handful of other groups filed a motion here today in Federal Court, asking the same Federal Judge who dismissed their lawsuit in December, 2012 to order the City of San Francisco to pay their legal bill of more than $1.3 Million.
The fee motion was filed in Wild Equity Institute, Center for Biological Diversity, et al. vs. City and County of San Francisco, U.S.District Court, Northern District of California, No. 11-cv-956 SI, in which the plaintiff groups filed suit under the Endangered Species Act, alleging that golf operations are killing federally-protected California red-legged frogs and San Francisco garter snakes. The Plaintffs sought a Court order closing golf operations at the popular public course, owned by San Francisco but located in the southern beachside suburb of Pacifica, CA.
Federal Judge Susan Illston on December 6, 2012 dismissed the Lawsuit, and the Plaintiffs have since filed an appeal. Judge Illston had previously in November, 2011 denied the Plaintiffs' motion for a Preliminary Injunction to halt golf operations, and in April, 2012 denied the Plaintiffs' summary judgment motion.
The Plaintiffs' fee motion was filed under a provision of the Endangered Species Act that authorizes the Courts to award legal fees "whenever the Court determines such award is appropriate". Plaintiffs seek payment for more than 2,000 hours of attorneys time, most of which are billed at hourly rates between $550 and $750.
A hearing on the plaintiffs' motion is currently scheduled for May 10, 2013.


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Since 1998 JJ Custom Koa llc has utilized local lumber from tree trimmers,home owners, and waste facilities.
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There exist many different algorithm types for solving problems, one of which is dynamic programming. To assist students to learn about dynamic programming algorithms, JDPET was developed. JDPET is an interactive, visual, problem solving tool that allows students to solve several different problems and learn how dynamic programming can be applied to solve these problems. JDPET also provides students with detailed feedback on the problems they attempt to solve.
Lemoine, Aaron, "JDPET: Java Dynamic Programming Educational Tool" (2011). Master's Projects. 202.


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The Latin American Pacific Basin initiative and the Asia-Pacific region
International trade and integration Statistics
September 2008|Books and Monographs » Institutional Documents and Books
Autor institucional: NU. CEPAL Physical Description: 98 p. : gráfs., tabls. Editorial: ECLAC Date: September 2008 ECLAC symbol: LC/L.2950
Although trade and investment between Latin America and the Caribbean and the Asia-Pacific region have recovered since the Asian crisis and are continuing to expand, thanks especially to the upsurge in trade flows with China, biregional economic links generally remain weak and show little diversification. For most of the countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, the Asia-Pacific region is still a largely unexploited market despite its impressive record in areas such as growth, international trade, foreign direct investment (FDI), technology upgrading and innovation capacities, as well as its continuously expanding foreign reserves. The present dynamic aggregate demand of the countries of the Asia-Pacific region, especially China, offers Latin America and the Caribbean unprecedented production and export opportunities, both in commodities and in manufactures and services. The Latin American and Caribbean region's authorities should thus redouble their efforts to identify and capitalize on such new opportunities to enhance their countries' potential complementarities with the Asia-Pacific region. A number of important events have been organized in recent years to address the nature and scope of cooperation between the two regions. However, these initiatives have stopped short of institutionalizing high-level political talks or implementing plans and programmes aimed at strengthening economic, political and culturalties. There is a lack of awareness about the importance of biregional trade and investment, and there have been few coordinated strategies between countries or regional groupings for seeking closer trade and investment links with the Asia-Pacific region. Approaches to that region by Latin America and the Caribbean have thus far been sporadic and piecemeal, and have chiefly been confined to the conclusion of bilateral free trade agreements. Until recently, Asia-Pacific regional integration has centred around its burgeoning intraregional trade flows, which are being driven by the increasing production and trade complementarities of the different countries' manufacturing sectors. Intra-industry trade (i.e., cases where a country both imports and exports similar but not identical products) has expanded significantly as the specific advantages of production and marketing chains are exploited more effectively. This de facto (market-led) integration process in the Asia-Pacific region is now being reinforced by de jure (government-led) integration, and strong production and trade relations are being complemented by free trade agreements of various types that aim to consolidate such links. To take full advantage of Asian trade-cum-investment dynamics, Latin America and the Caribbean must, as a matter of urgency, reorient and realign its relations with the Asia-Pacific region in order to sustain its commodity exports while producing more value added and more technologically complex manufactures for that market. The strategy in this regard should be to: (i) promote the Latin American and Caribbean region's participation in Asian supply chains with a view to boosting the value added and technology/knowledge content of its exports (including its exports of resource-based products (the de facto approach)); and (ii) forge closer trade relations by such means as joint export promotion campaigns, trade alliances among enterprises in the two regions and free trade agreements in order to address market access problems (the de jure approach). Latin American and Caribbean companies should endeavour to build ties with successful Asia-Pacific firms and to form part of the supply chains for their production and distribution units, including those of the natural-resource-based manufactures that are currently being exported to the Asia-Pacific region. The call for greater biregional business alliances also applies to Asia-Pacific countries, which are global players in the market for technology-intensive goods and labour-intensive sectors such as footwear, textiles and apparel, and some segments of electronics. In these sectors, Asia-Pacific competes directly with North American, European and Latin American firms in the Latin American and Caribbean market. The strategic position of the Asia-Pacific region in relation to other suppliers suggests that, in order to secure an even larger share of the Latin American and Caribbean market, these countries need to strengthen their links with Latin American and Caribbean economies by building up alliances and promoting various forms of mutually beneficial business cooperation.
Trade in goods and services International trade Relations between Latin America and Asia-Pacific
1 Oct 2008 Institutional Documents and Books
Economic and trade relations between Latin...
1 Oct 2007 International Trade Outlook for Latin America and the Caribbean
Latin America and the Caribbean in the World...
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Our Philly baby brothers are growing up right in front of our eyes. Just named one of Rolling Stone's "50 Best Albums Of 2018 So Far," Low Cut Connie's Dirty Pictures (Part 2) (Contender) is definitely worthy of all the hype. Adam Weiner And The E. Passyunk Ave Band are kicking off a two-week tour with Social Distortion supporting the LP tonight in Columbus, Ohio, before heading out on their own the rest of the summer. Low Cut Connie has a brand-new video for album closer "Hey! Little Child" (an Alex Chilton cover) that reflects the band's lifestyle offstage, hanging at dive bars, snapping pictures and just having a good time. Watch it now; to us, it feels like a typical night out on the streets of Philadelphia.


An extra fine flea comb with long stainless steel pins for penetration of the coat without scratching.
Flea Comb is a Prescription Only Veterinary Medicine and by law requires a prescription from your vet.
Removes fleas, dirt, scurf and dust from the coat.


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Q: The input is not a valid Base-64 string as it contains a non-base 64 character ASP.NET identity I am using asp.net identity for login and authentication.
I am getting error for password field when login with following method
model= is user entity
var user = await UserManager.FindAsync(model.UserName, model.Password);
                if (user != null)
                {
                    bool isPersistent = false;
                    await SignInAsync(user, isPersistent);
                    return RedirectToLocal(returnUrl);
                }

The input is not a valid Base-64 string as it contains a non-base 64 character, more than two padding characters, or an illegal character among the padding characters

A: Are you using EF? If so, you shouldnt add AspNetRoles, AspNetUserClaims, AspNetUserLogins and AspNetUserRoles on your edmx.
In addition, I always use "Login" method like below. If I need to keep some info (like userRole, userName etc), I use Session like below.
public async Task<ActionResult> Login(LoginViewModel model)
    {
        if (!ModelState.IsValid)
        {
            return View(model);
        }

        // This doesn't count login failures towards account lockout
        // To enable password failures to trigger account lockout, change to shouldLockout: true
        var user = await UserManager.FindAsync(model.Email, model.Password);
        //var result = await SignInManager.PasswordSignInAsync(model.Email, model.Password, model.RememberMe, shouldLockout: false);
        if (user != null)
        {
            string userRole = UserManager.GetRoles(user.Id).FirstOrDefault();
            Session["userRole"] = userRole;
            Session["userName"] = model.Email;
            await SignInManager.PasswordSignInAsync(model.Email, model.Password, model.RememberMe, shouldLockout: false);
            return RedirectToAction("Index", "Home");
        }
        else
        {
            ModelState.AddModelError("", "Invalid username or password");
            return View(model);
        }
    }

Hence can you try
await SignInManager.PasswordSignInAsync

or
await SignInManager.SignInAsync


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Andrea Contarini (né v. 1300/1302 à Venise et mort le  dans la même ville) est le  doge de Venise élu en 1367.

Après une jeunesse délurée, à l'âge mur, il redevient sérieux et il est élu, contre toute attente alors que lui-même n'est pas  favorable à sa nomination, doge de Venise.

Le dogat de Contarini est l'un des plus importants : si le dogat de Pietro II Orseolo est celui qui développa Venise et celui de Enrico Dandolo celui du passage capital d'un petit État à un empire, celui de Contarini voit la ville engagée dans la guerre de Chioggia (1378–1381) et consacrée définitivement comme dominatrice incontestée des mers pour les siècles suivants.

La guerre, qui affaiblit Gênes, permet aux Vénitiens d'avoir le contrôle de toutes les routes commerciales et de connaître un second essor économique après celui de la première moitié du .

Biographie
Andrea Contarini est le fils de  Nicolò, il appartient à une riche famille qui petit à petit commence à dominer la vie publique vénitienne, objectif qui sera atteint au .

Pendant sa jeunesse, il voyage faisant du commerce et, selon les chroniques, un mendiant lui aurait prédit qu'il deviendrait doge mais d'il connaîtrait de grands malheurs.
Que la légende soit vraie ou fausse,  Contarini, durant sa jeunesse, ne fait pas preuve d'une grande moralité comme on aurait pu l'attendre d'un futur homme d'État, avec ses amis, ils fréquentent souvent des bordels ainsi que des couvents où il a de nombreuses maitresses.

Selon un autre légende (l'histoire des Contarini en est constellée) il change d'attitude lorsque, sur le point de faire l'amour à une nonne, il voit l'alliance à son doigt: la femme, lui expliquant que c'était le signe de sa foi étant mariée au Christ, cela le troubla au point de s'enfuir du couvent. À partir de ce moment, il serait devenu un bon père de famille, épousant une certaine Costanza dont il eut quatre enfants. La légende se termine en omettant de dire, probablement, que cette fois retrouvée ne dura pas, on lui connaît un fils illégitime.

Contarini est un bon administrateur même s'il reçoit une amende pour être rentré plus tôt que prévu d'une mission en Crète sans donner une explication sérieuse hormis pour l'habituelle « raisons personnelles ».

L'historien Claudio Rendina n'évoque les mérites de Contarini qu'après son arrivée au dogat bien que celui-ci en avait toujours refusé l'idée, peut être épouvanté par la prophétie. Si en 1361 et en 1365 il réussit à ne pas être élu, il l'est le   par 25 électeurs sur 41 malgré sa demande d'en être exclu.

Dogat, première partie: 1368–1378
Contarini, qui se trouve dans sa villa à proximité de Padoue, est invité à accepter ou subir le bannissement et la confiscation de ses biens. La prophétie commence ainsi peu à peu à prendre forme et le dogat devient rapidement tourmenté. D'abord en 1369 la guerre contre Trieste éclate; la ville est assiégée et contrainte à la reddition.

À partir de 1370, Venise doit affronter les manigances des Carraresi, seigneurs de Padoue, désireux d'abattre leur voisin. Les Carraresi envoient un frère pour organiser un réseau d'espionnage  puis, ce dernier pris et exécuté, ils contactent Bartolomeo Grataria qui, par haine envers les Vénitiens, pense empoisonner les puits de la ville.
Le  le complot, qui inclut des prostitués et des personnages de second plan est découvert et tous sont exécutés.
La paix avec les Carraresi est signée le  après un acte solennel d'humiliation de  Francesco Novello Carrarese.

Au cours de la même période, le roi de Hongrie, soucieux d'accroitre ses possessions, attaque la ville sans grand succès et demande la paix, l'année suivante.
La situation de la ville lagunaire est chaque année plus dangereuse: l'entre-terre est entre les mains des Carraresi, la Dalmatie aux Hongrois, les mers occupées par Gênes, l'affrontement est inévitable.

Le , à Famagouste, dans l'île de Chypre, pendant un banquet, les résidents vénitiens et génois en viennent aux mains, ceux-ci étant chassés ; Gênes, furieuse contre le roi Pierre II, envoie une flotte qui met à sac et conquiert les bases navales locales.
Venise, d'abord passive, ne peut accepter un tel comportement, une nouvelle guerre éclate et, cette fois, Gênes se sent en net avantage sur son adversaire : Venise connaît une crise économique, elle est encerclée par ses ennemis, sans alliés et elle a été battue lors de la précédente guerre.
1374–1378 est une période de préparation fébrile de la guerre qui cette fois devra être décisive pour la survie comme grande puissance des deux villes.
Les malheurs annoncés par le mendiant s'annoncent.

La guerre de Chioggia : 1378–1381

Les Génois, après avoir organisé une flotte commandée par  Luigi Fieschi, saccagent la Grèce et les colonies vénitiennes souhaitant l'intervention de la leur ennemi ce qui se produit le   par l'amiral vénitien Vettor Pisani.
Venise gagne, mais elle est immédiatement obligée de se retirer en raison de l'arrivée dans  l'Adriatique d'une seconde et plus puissante flotte commandée par le très habile Luciano Doria.
Le , devant la base de Pola, la défaite est totale.
La nouvelle, apporté par un arbalétrier qui a nagé de la côte istrienne à celle vénitienne, provoque la panique dans la ville.
Pisani est emprisonné, la flotte réorganisée mais il est déjà trop tard: Chioggia, Malamocco, Poveglia, San Erasmo tombent.
Les denrées alimentaires sont bloquées, Les Hongrois attaquent l'Istrie, la fin de la république est proche. Pourtant, alors que tout semble perdu, la ville retrouve confiance en elle-même.
Le , par un acte désespéré par lequel la noblesse demande conseil au peuple rassemblé sur la place Saint-Marc, Vettor Pisani est libéré et les 40 galères lui sont confiés.
Contarini prend le commandement de quelques unités malgré son âge, il est proche des 80 ans.
Après de longs combats, le , Pisani réussit à atteindre Chioggia et assiéger les Génois. Doria, est tué en janvier 1380 et la ville tombe le , Contarini fait une entrée triomphale.
La guerre dure encore un an, les adversaires, sans espoir de victoire définitive, décident d'accepter une médiation et une paix de compromis: Venise perd ses droits sur la Dalmatie, Trévise et Conegliano, Ténédos, les concessions commerciales sur la mer Noire.
C'est une demie défaite qui se transforme en triomphe, Gênes, épuisée, connaît une période de décadence, elle avait en main sa rivale et perdit tout en quelques mois.

Les dernières années : 1381–1382
Le  les trente familles qui avaient le plus participé financièrement à l'effort de guerre entrent dans le Maggior Consiglio.
Contarini, après les tensions et les encouragements avec lesquels il avait relevé l'esprit combattif de ses sujets, était désormais vieux et fatigué. Le  Contarini meurt. Il fut enterré dans l'église Santo Stefano, dans un tombeau de marbre.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance à Venise
Naissance dans la république de Venise
Personnalité politique italienne du XIIIe siècle
Amiral de la république de Venise
Doge de Venise du XIVe siècle
Date de naissance non renseignée (XIVe siècle)
Décès en 1382

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Q: How to debug a tcsh script and put the debugged output in a file? I want to debug my tcsh script. Like in sh script if we add set command with -x then it prints the execution of script.
#! /bin/sh
set -x
exec 2>/usr/bin/error.log
#My script code

And I tried this as explained here . But still don't know how to print in a file? I am writing below code:
#! /bin/tcsh
set echo
exex 2>/usr/bin/error.log

I am getting permission denied error.I have also tried running as root still same error. But that can be the error in my script. So I want to check in error.log where does the error occur. But after I run script the error.log file is not getting generated. Is there any other way to write stderror for tcsh? Can we use exec command in tcsh?
Also are tcsh and csh both same things or different?


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Pattern: Undefined name in `__all__`

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## Description

Used when an undefined variable name is referenced in `__all__`. Python raises a `ImportError` whenever another module attempts to use this undefined object.

Example of **incorrect** code:

```python
# NonExistant is listed in __all__ but is not defined in this module. An error is expected.
from os import path
from collections import deque

__all__ = ['deque', 'NonExistant', 'path']  # [undefined-all-variable]
```

Example of **correct** code:

```python
from os import path
from collections import deque

__all__ = ['deque', 'path']
```

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The UAE Space Agency announced today that it is sponsoring a group of UAE students to the Senior Space School UK programme, run by the physics department at the University of Leicester.
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The school features scientific experiments and tests, such as building and launching rockets and developing satellites, in addition to planetary and stellar observation events. The Space School also includes visits to a number of advanced space centers and companies, including The National Space Centre and Airbus.
The UAE Space Agency is cooperating with a number of prestigious local and international educational organizations to organise summer camps that develop students' knowledge of space-related fields. These include visits to various facilities in the national space sector and visits abroad to renowned space centres.


Srinagar: At least 42 fighters including 20 security personnel were confirmed dead in northern Kunduz and neighboring Baghlan provinces on Tuesday as the Taliban militants stepped up offensives in the northern region, officials have confirmed.
The armed outfit in efforts to tight the noose around Kunduz city, the capital of northern Kunduz province, launched offensives on several security checkpoints in Khawjapak and Talawka areas outside provincial capital Kunduz early on Tuesday, triggering heavy fighting which lasted for hours and resulting in the death of 10 security personnel and the injury of a few others, a local official has confirmed, reported Xinhua news agency.
The official, who declined to be identified, also noted that the militants after suffering casualties fled the area.
Meantime, a spokesman for the national army in the northern region Mohammad Hanif Rezai has confirmed the clash but insisted that the security forces retaliated by killing 22 militants on the spot and injuring 18 others, forcing the insurgents to run away.
The official, however, didn't reveal the security forces casualties, only saying "unfortunately some troopers were martyred and injured" in the fighting to defend the country, the Xinhua report said.
The Afghan Defense Ministry has also confirmed the Taliban onslaught but said in a statement that the militants offensive in Kunduz has been foiled.
Similarly, the Taliban outfit stormed a base of Local Police in Jar-e-Khushk area of Baghlan-e-Markazi district in northern Baghlan province early on Tuesday, killing 10 security personnel and injuring five others, head of provincial council Mohammad Safdar Mohsini told Xinhua.
Local Police is a local security entity composed of villagers to defend their community where the presence of national army or national police is slim to ensure law and order.
Confirming the clash, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Majahid in contact with media claimed that the militants after killing 10 police also captured some security checkpoints in Baghlan-e-Markazi district.
Local observers believe that the Taliban outfit by intensifying operations in Baghlan and the neighboring Kunduz province are attempting to gain ground along the main highway linking Kabul to the northern eight provinces and eventually could disrupt traffic flow to the northern region of the country.


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Q: Adding a grand total when using the groupedby function on a DataFrame Suppose I have the following DataFrame
>>> d = {'col1': ['A', 'B', 'A', 'A', 'B'], 'col2': ['q1', 'q2', 'q1', 'q2', 'q1'],
         'col3':[1, 2, 1, 4, 5]}

>>> df = pd.DataFrame(data=d)
>>> df
   col1  col2   col3
0     A     q1    1
1     B     q2    2
2     A     q1    1
3     A     q2    4
4     B     q1    5

Now I would like to group this by col1 and col2, and also add the grand total below
So my result would be:
                   col3
col1     col2
   A       q1         2
   A       q2         4
total_A               6
   B       q1         5
   B       q2         2
total_B               7

Any ideas on how to add this total value while keeping grouped columns 1 and 2? Preferably not manually since my actual DataFrame is quite a bit larger

A: Compute the totals separately and concatenate them together:
# First step: GroupBy and sum.
u = df.groupby(['col1', 'col2']).sum()
# Second step: Compute the totals and set a MultiIndex for easy concatenation.
v = u.groupby(level=0).sum()
v.index = pd.MultiIndex.from_arrays([v.index, ['total'] * len(v)])
# Final step: Concat the intermediate results.
pd.concat([v, u]).sort_index(level=0, axis=0)

            col3
col1
A    q1        2
     q2        4
     total     6
B    q1        5
     q2        2
     total     7

A: You can try this also:
d = df.groupby(['col1','col2']).sum()
pd.concat([d,
           d.sum(level=0).assign(col2='')
            .rename(index=lambda x: x+' total')
            .set_index('col2', append=True)]).sort_index()

Output:
              col3
col1    col2
A       q1       2
        q2       4
A total          6
B       q1       5
        q2       2
B total          7


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Mirantis Partners With Redapt To Launch Certified OpenStack Appliances
Mirantis, one of the largest players in the OpenStack distribution ecosystem, today announced that it is launching a new hardware initiative that will make it easier for businesses to adopt OpenStack.
These 'Mirantis Unlocked Appliances' will be certified by the company and built by its partners. The idea here is to offer enterprises what is essentially a drop-in cloud solution that they can plug into their data centers to quickly get up and running with OpenStack (nobody has ever accused OpenStack of being too easy to install, after all).
Currently, the main technology partner for building these appliances is systems integrator Redapt. Configurations for this appliance range from six compute notes with twelve terabytes of storage to a full rack with 24 compute notes and 24 terabyte of storage. Across two racks, these Dell R630-based appliances could handle over 1,500 virtual machines. The basic six-node configuration will retail for $250,000. A larger 16-node version will be about $400,000. Mirantis plans to bring other partners on board over time.
"About 20 percent of infrastructure is consumed through the appliance form factor because it is extremely easy to set up and operate," said Alex Freedland, Mirantis president and co-founder in today's announcement. "Mirantis Unlocked Appliances combines this ease-of-use with the openness and flexibility of OpenStack, delivered as a cloud-in-a-box. Our first Appliance focuses on the most common OpenStack use case – developing cloud-native applications – and will be built and shipped by Certified Rack Partners across the ecosystem."


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Desde el 20 de agosto de 2007, se han encontrado al menos 20 pies humanos amputados en las costas del mar de los Salish en la Columbia Británica (Canadá) y en el estado de Washington (Estados Unidos). El primer descubrimiento, el 20 de agosto de 2007, fue en la isla de Jedediah en la Columbia Británica. Los pies han sido descubiertos en las costas de las islas de la Columbia Británica, y en las ciudades estadounidenses de Tacoma y Seattle.

En Canadá, el Servicio Forense de la Columbia Británica dijo en diciembre de 2017 que las autoridades habían descartado el juego sucio en todas las investigaciones y que los pies procedían de personas que habían muerto en accidentes o por suicidio, y que los pies se habían desprendido durante el proceso normal de descomposición.

Los pies se encontraban normalmente dentro de zapatillas de deporte, que el forense pensó que eran las responsables tanto de mantener los pies lo suficientemente en flotación como para poder llegar a la orilla, como de darles la suficiente protección contra la descomposición como para que se encontraran relativamente intactos. Antes de la reciente aparición de los pies en la orilla, hubo casos anteriores que se remontan a más de un siglo, como una pierna en una bota que fue encontrada en una playa de Vancouver en 1887. El descubrimiento más reciente fue el 1 de enero de 2019, cuando la gente de Jetty Island en Everett, Washington, llamó a la policía para informar de una bota con un pie humano dentro, la cual el forense pudo relacionar como perteneciente a Antonio Neill, desaparecido desde el 12 de diciembre de 2016.

Descubrimientos
Estos descubrimientos de pies no son los primeros en la costa de la Columbia Británica. Uno fue encontrado en Vancouver en 1887, lo que llevó al lugar del descubrimiento a llamarse La plaza de la Pierna en la Bota. El 30 de julio de 1914, The Vancouver Sun informó que unos recién llegados de Kimsquit informaron que se habían encontrado una pierna humana metida en una bota alta en una playa cerca de la desembocadura del río Salmon (el nombre entonces del río Dean cerca de Kimsquit, cercano a la cabecera del Canal Dean). Se pensaba que los restos eran de un hombre que se había ahogado en el río el verano anterior.

A partir de septiembre de 2018, se han encontrado 15 pies en la provincia canadiense de la Columbia Británica entre 2007–2018, y cinco en el estado estadounidense de Washington. Los pies incluyen varios pares coincidentes.

En la Columbia Británica, 13 de los 15 pies han sido identificados; el último fue un pie izquierdo encontrado en la orilla de una playa rocosa en West Vancouver, Columbia Británica, en septiembre de 2018 y a través de un análisis de ADN fue relacionado con un hombre que desapareció a principios de ese año. Los dos pies no identificados encontrados en febrero de 2016 llegaron a la orilla de la playa Botánica en la costa oeste de la isla de Vancouver (adyacente al Estrecho de Juan de Fuca).

En los Estados Unidos, uno de estos pares pertenecía a una mujer que saltó de un puente. De los otros dos pies estadounidenses identificados, uno pertenecía a un pescador desaparecido y el otro a un hombre deprimido que probablemente se suicidó. Su identidad fue ocultada a petición de su familia.

Después de que se descubriera el quinto pie de los veinte, la historia empezó a recibir una mayor atención de los medios de comunicación internacionales. Con grandes titulares de periódicos como el Melbourne Herald Sun, The Guardian y el Cape Times de Sudáfrica, la historia suscitó muchas especulaciones sobre la causa del misterio, originadas por la "fascinación morbosa" por este tipo de temas, según declaró un científico que identifica restos de víctimas. En su programa de entrevistas de la noche, David Letterman interrogó a dos miembros del público canadiense sobre el misterio.

Otro pie aparentemente humano, descubierto el 18 de junio de 2008, en Tyee Spit cerca del río Campbell en la isla de Vancouver, fue un engaño. El engaño era una "pata de animal esqueletizada" que se había colocado en un calcetín y un zapato y luego se había rellenado con algas secas. La Real Policía Montada del Canadá inició una investigación sobre el engaño y se pudo hacer un arresto por cargos de vandalismo.

Después de que el undécimo pie fuera encontrado el 31 de agosto de 2011 en Vancouver, varias zapatillas que contenían lo que la policía sospechaba que era carne de algún animal fueron encontradas en Oak Beach, Columbia Británica.

Listado de descubrimientos

Explicaciones propuestas
La serie de descubrimientos ha sido calificada de "asombrosa" y "casi sin explicación", ya que no han aparecido otras partes de los cuerpos. Los primeros descubrimientos provocaron la especulación de que los pies podrían ser los de personas que murieron en un accidente de barco o en un accidente de avión en el océano. Una explicación es que algunos de los pies son los de cuatro hombres que murieron en un accidente de avión cerca de la isla de Quadra en 2005 y cuyos cuerpos no se han recuperado, aunque se determinó que uno de los pies era de una mujer. También se ha sugerido la existencia de juego sucio, aunque ninguno de los primeros cuatro pies presentaba marcas de herramientas.

Determinar el origen de los pies es complicado porque las corrientes oceánicas pueden transportar elementos flotantes a largas distancias, y porque las corrientes en el Estrecho de Georgia son impredecibles. Un pie puede flotar hasta 1600 km. Además, los pies humanos tienden a producir adipocira (una sustancia similar al jabón que se forma en ciertos cadáveres a partir de la grasa corporal), lo que dificulta que los científicos forenses encuentren pistas. En condiciones óptimas, un cadáver humano puede permanecer intacto en el agua sin descoyuntarse hasta tres años, lo que significa que los pies pueden haber estado flotando durante años.

Otra teoría bastante popular al principio fue que los pies podrían pertenecer a personas que murieron en el tsunami del sureste asiático del 26 de diciembre de 2004. El escritor de Richmond Shane Lambert dijo que muchos de los zapatos encontrados fueron fabricados y vendidos en 2004 o antes, y que podría haber otras fuentes para los zapatos o múltiples fuentes. Además de las fechas de fabricación de los zapatos, Lambert dijo que las corrientes oceánicas y sus tendencias de desplazamiento hacia el norte podrían haber arrastrado los pies hasta el Océano Pacífico desde la región que fue azotada por el tsunami de 2004.

Se identificó uno de los pies como perteneciente a un hombre que estaba deprimido y se creía que se había suicidado. Otros dos pies fueron identificados como pertenecientes a una mujer que se suicidó saltando desde el puente Pattullo (  ) en New Westminster, Columbia Británica, en 2004. Esto sugiere que los pies podrían pertenecer en muchos casos a otras personas suicidas que saltaron desde puentes.

Nivel de rareza
La descomposición puede separar el pie del cuerpo porque el tobillo es relativamente débil, y la flotabilidad causada por el aire, ya sea fuera o atrapado dentro de un zapato, le permitiría flotar. Según la entomóloga de la Universidad Simon Fraser, Gail Anderson, las extremidades como las manos, los pies y la cabeza a menudo se desprenden cuando el cuerpo se descompone en el agua, aunque rara vez flotan.

Sin embargo, encontrar los pies y no el resto de los cuerpos se ha considerado inusual. Encontrar dos pies tiene una "probabilidad de un millón a uno" y por lo tanto se ha descrito como "una anomalía". El hallazgo del tercer pie fue la primera vez que tres descubrimientos de este tipo ocurrieron tan cerca uno del otro. El cuarto descubrimiento causó ya especulaciones sobre la interferencia humana y, estadísticamente, fue calificado como "curioso".

En la cultura popular
La novela de 2020 Crooked River de Douglas Preston y Lincoln Child comienza con unos pies cortados encontrados en una playa, inspirándose en este caso.

El episodio "Los pies en la playa" de la serie televisiva estadounidense "Bones" emitido el 7 de abril de 2011, trata del descubrimiento de ocho pares de pies desmembrados en la frontera entre EE.UU. y Canadá.

Notas

Referencias

Pies en la cultura
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<?php
namespace Grocery\Factory;

use Grocery\Controller\GroceryDashboardController;
use Zend\ServiceManager\FactoryInterface;
use Zend\ServiceManager\ServiceLocatorInterface;
use Doctrine\ORM\EntityManager;
use UploadImages\Service\cropImageService;
use Grocery\Service\productService;
use Grocery\Service\productListService;
use Grocery\Service\productImageService;

class GroceryDashboardControllerFactory implements FactoryInterface {

     public function createService(ServiceLocatorInterface $serviceLocator)
    {
        /** @var ObjectManager $em */
         $parentLocator = $serviceLocator->getServiceLocator();
        $em = $parentLocator->get('doctrine.entitymanager.orm_default');
        $config = $parentLocator->get('config');
        $cis = new cropImageService($em, $config);
        $ps = new productService($em);
        $pls = new productListService($em);
        $pis = new productImageService($em);
        $vhm = $parentLocator->get('viewhelpermanager');
        return new GroceryDashboardController($em, $cis, $vhm, $ps, $pls, $pis);
    }

}


The Old Manor Hospital, situated on Wilton Road, Salisbury started out as a private asylum. Fisherton House, in the ancient parish of Fisherton Anger, was purchased by Mr Charles Finch from his uncle as a 'mental institution' in 1813. When Fisherton Asylum first opened it took private and pauper patients. By the 1850s it was the largest private mental hospital in England, licensed for 672 patients. Between 1850 and 1870 the Fisherton Asylum accepted criminal lunatics before Broadmoor Hospital was established.
In 1924, the Fisherton Asylum suffered financial difficulties and a limited company was set up to run the hospital called Old Manor (Salisbury) Ltd. At this time new wards were built and the hospital started treating 'service patients', mostly those who had served in World War 1.
In 1954, by which time it had become known as the Old Manor Mental Hospital, it ceased to be privately run and was absorbed into the new National Health Service. It was then run by Knowle Hospital Management Committee, Fareham, Hampshire. Two new wards, Nightingale and Crane, were added in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
In 1974, the hospital was again reorganised, coming under Salisbury Health District and some years after that became part of Salisbury Health Care NHS Trust. Around this time, there was a move away from providing institutionalised care and to finding patients appropriate care and support in the community. By the 1990s, many of the wards had closed.
In the early 2000s, the Old Manor Hospital saw a change of management to Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust. New hospital buildings replaced many on the Old Manor Hospital site. The hospital became known as Fountain Way and continues to provide mental health services in the area.
We also have a Old Manor Nurse Recruitment brochure in our collection dating back to the 1970s, which contains images of facilities available at the site. A fascinating glimpse into the past.


For a project I'm deciding to branch out and force myself to do much of it in Python. I'm well versed in Perl (functional and object oriented), anyone have any suggestions for a Python book to pick up that isn't going to spend the first 1/3 of the book describing what a variable is and other absolute beginner issues?
For what it's worth, I'm probably going to start with Python 2.7 and jump into 3 when I'm done with my project (many of the modules are 2.X only from what I understand).
P.S. I'm watching this guys Python tutorial videos. Good video production value, and easy enough to follow along as long as you're quick with the pause button.
Jay: Dive into python is probably the best free resource for learning the language along with the python pocket reference once you've got the basics down.
Eli: http://docs.python.org/tutorial/ is really good, I leaned using that and haven't seen anything as else as good for someone who's already a programer.
With that and the language reference at http://docs.python.org/reference/index.html you have all you need.
Start with the hitchhikers guide, then use docs.python.org for reference and further reading. If you do come across someone who needs the "I wanna program" level stuff, or even just a refresher or project to get working in the language, the thing that I point to for people to learn python is http://learnpythonthehardway.org/. Goes through it like a class, free (HTML version), question/answer stuff, self exams, etc.
Once you're through the hitchhikers guide and comfortable digging through the official docs, you're as up to speed as a vast majority of the non-professional python people I've come across. From that point, it's maybe hitting PyPi (think CPAN) to check out if there's a library to do something specific, or digging through the official docs. You pretty much just keep referencing docs.python.org to look up how to do X or what that one exception type was you used that one time.
FYI – Remember to look in the official lib first. Python is much more "batteries included" than many languages, perl included (IMHO).
Matthew: There is a nice low cost and terse book called "Python phrasebook" by Brad Dayley which does a good job of explaining the language and demonstrating how to do various common tasks. Reading through it will help you understand the language and it has lasting value as a small desk-side reference for those times when you need to jog your memory.
An answer to a question you didn't ask that you need to be aware of is that the Python community is in a transition while the language makes a somewhat major shift. Python 2.7 and Python 3.3 are both supported versions of Python and are different enough that you can get confused if you're not aware of it.
Worse, there are few good books that focus on Python 3. So there is a good chance that you will write your code with Python 2.7. There's nothing wrong with this, but you should be aware of it. For example, if you're using Ubuntu 12.10 you'll have to install Python 2.7 with apt. If you're using Windows make sure to download the proper version.
I get quite a bit out of reading well written code in the target language. My first experience with Python was an mp3 server script (edna.py) happily written by Greg Stein (a good programmer). I was coming from a C, VB, Pascal type languages.
We don't have an advanced level talk set in stone yet, so if you are yearning to talk about a project you are working on, something in the standard or 3rd party libs that saved your bacon or just made you say "Cool." We'd love to have you tell us about it. No experience required.
Door Prize: O'Reilly Python Book.
Wednesday, March 21st at 7pm. See the where and when page for directions.
In the future Jeff plans on doing a session on supporting Python 2 and 3 just like CherryPy does. And since he plans on using Tox which was written by Holger Krekel (the same guy who develops py.test) we figured now would be a good time for us to tryout py.test.
In case anyone is wondering, we are still alive. We had a very well attended meeting at the undisclosed Google office in a neighboring, not to be named state. Thanks to all the guys who hosted!
Details on the March meeting coming soon.


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from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, generators, nested_scopes, print_function,
                        unicode_literals, with_statement)

import itertools
import os
from abc import abstractproperty

from pants.engine.exp.addressable import Exactly, SubclassesOf, addressable, addressable_list
from pants.engine.exp.struct import Struct, StructWithDeps
from pants.source.wrapped_globs import Globs, RGlobs, ZGlobs

class Sources(StructWithDeps):
  """Represents a collection of source files with the dependencies needed to build them."""

  def __init__(self,
               name=None,
               files=None,
               globs=None,
               rglobs=None,
               zglobs=None,
               excludes=None,
               **kwargs):
    """
    :param string name: An optional name of this set of sources if the set is top-level for sharing.
    :param files: A list of relative file paths to include.
    :type files: list of string.
    :param string globs: A relative glob pattern of files to include.
    :param string rglobs: A relative recursive glob pattern of files to include.
    :param string zglobs: A relative zsh-style glob pattern of files to include.
    :param zglobs: A relative zsh-style glob pattern of files to include.
    :param excludes: A set of sources to exclude from the sources gathered via files, globs, rglobs
                     and zglobs.
    :type excludes: :class:`Sources`
    """
    super(Sources, self).__init__(name=name, files=files, globs=globs, rglobs=rglobs, zglobs=zglobs,
                                  **kwargs)
    if files and self.extensions:
      for f in files:
        accepted = False
        for extension in self.extensions:
          if f.endswith(extension):
            accepted = True
            break
        if not accepted:
          # TODO: TargetDefinitionError or similar
          raise ValueError('Path `{}` selected by {} is not a {} file.'.format(f, self, self.extensions))
    self.excludes = excludes

  @abstractproperty
  def extensions(self):
    """A collection of file extensions collected by this Sources instance.

    An empty collection indicates that any extension will be accepted.
    """

  @property
  def excludes(self):
    """The sources to exclude.

    :rtype: :class:`Sources`
    """

  def iter_paths(self, base_path=None, ext=None):
    """Return an iterator over this collection of sources file paths.

    If these sources are addressable, the paths returned will have a base path of the address
    `spec_path`; otherwise a `base_path` must be explicitly supplied.

    :param string base_path: If this collection of sources is not addressed, the base path in the
                             repo the sources are relative to.
    :param string ext: An optional file extension filter to restrict returned file paths with.
    :returns: An iterator over the source paths that match the given file extension (if any) and are
              not excluded by `excludes`.  Paths are of the form
              `os.path.join(base_path, rel_path)`.
    :rtype: :class:`collections.Iterator` of string
    """
    base_path = self.address.spec_path if self.address else base_path
    if not base_path:
      raise ValueError('A `base_path` must be supplied to iterate paths for {!r}'.format(self))

    def select(file_name):
      return file_name.endswith(ext) if ext else True

    excluded_files = frozenset(self.excludes.iter_paths(base_path)) if self.excludes else ()

    def file_sources():
      if self.files:
        yield self.files
      for spec, fileset_wrapper_type in ((self.globs, Globs),
                                         (self.rglobs, RGlobs),
                                         (self.zglobs, ZGlobs)):
        if spec:
          fileset = fileset_wrapper_type(base_path)(spec)
          yield fileset

    for rel_path in itertools.chain.from_iterable(file_sources()):
      if select(rel_path):
        file_path = os.path.join(base_path, rel_path)
        if file_path not in excluded_files:
          yield file_path

# Since Sources.excludes is recursive on the Sources type, we need to post-class-definition
# re-define excludes in this way.
Sources.excludes = addressable(Exactly(Sources))(Sources.excludes)

class Target(Struct):
  """TODO(John Sirois): XXX DOCME"""

  class ConfigurationNotFound(Exception):
    """Indicates a requested configuration of a target could not be found."""

  def __init__(self, name=None, configurations=None, **kwargs):
    """
    :param string name: The name of this target which forms its address in its namespace.
    :param list configurations: The configurations that apply to this target in various contexts.
    """
    super(Target, self).__init__(name=name, **kwargs)
    self.configurations = configurations

  @addressable_list(SubclassesOf(Struct))
  def configurations(self):
    """The configurations that apply to this target in various contexts.

    :rtype list of :class:`pants.engine.exp.configuration.Struct`
    """

  def select_configuration(self, name):
    """Selects a named configuration of this target.

    :param string name: The name of the configuration to select.
    :returns: The configuration with the given name.
    :rtype: :class:`pants.engine.exp.configuration.Struct`
    :raises: :class:`Target.ConfigurationNotFound` if the configuration was not found.
    """
    configs = tuple(config for config in self.configurations if config.name == name)
    if len(configs) != 1:
      configurations = ('{} -> {!r}'.format(repr(c.name) if c.name else '<anonymous>', c)
                        for c in configs)
      raise self.ConfigurationNotFound('Failed to find a single configuration named {!r} for these '
                                       'configurations in {!r}:\n\t{}'
                                       .format(name, self, '\n\t'.join(configurations)))
    return configs[0]

  def select_configuration_type(self, tpe):
    """Selects configurations of the given type on this target.

    :param type tpe: The exact type of the configuration to select: subclasses will not match.
    :returns: The configurations with the given type.
    :rtype: :class:`pants.engine.exp.configuration.Configuration`
    """
    return tuple(config for config in self.configurations if type(config) == tpe)

  def walk_targets(self, postorder=True):
    """Performs a depth first walk of this target, visiting all reachable targets exactly once.

    TODO: Walking a Target graph probably doesn't make sense; but walking an ExecutionGraph does.

    :param bool postorder: When ``True``, the traversal order is postorder (children before
                           parents), else it is preorder (parents before children).
    """
    visited = set()

    def walk(target):
      if target not in visited:
        visited.add(target)
        if not postorder:
          yield target
        for configuration in self.configurations:
          for dep in configuration.dependencies:
            if isinstance(dep, Target):
              for t in walk(dep):
                yield t
        if postorder:
          yield target

    for target in walk(self):
      yield target


text:
Meet the Westby Racing Team
Cody Wyman
Position: Current MotoAmerica Junior Cup Championship Rider, #34
About Cody Wyman, #34 –
Cody started flat track racing at the age of seven aboard a Yamaha PW50 in Geneva, New York. He went on to win the track championship in 2001 and followed his two older brothers up through the ranks in flat track before switching to road racing at age 14.
In 2008, while middle brother Travis qualified for the Red Bull AMA U.S. Rookies Cup and oldest brother Kyle raced in AMA SuperSport, Cody began competing on a Honda RS125 at select club events. He quickly advanced from Novice to Expert and won his first race at Pittsburgh International Raceway in 2009.
In 2010, Cody made his professional debut at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in AMA SuperSport and raced multiple rounds, finishing in the points twice with a best finish of 12th at Barber Motorsports Park. In 2011, Cody only raced in one AMA round at New Jersey Motorsports Park. In 2012, 2013, and 2014, Cody raced in AMA SuperSport, scoring 11 top-10s and 3-top 5s while competing in 16 of the 28 rounds on the calendar.
2015 brought changes while MotoAmerica took over the rights to the AMA road racing championship. Cody raced in five of the nine rounds of the inaugural 2015 MotoAmerica Superstock 600 championship and finished in 11th place for the season. 2016 brought bigger changes to Cody's personal life when he relocated from Rochester, New York, to Las Vegas, Nevada, where he has been working for five years as a professional driving instructor for manufacturers like Chevrolet, Cadillac, Lexus, McLaren etc.
While he has only been on a motorcycle a couple times each year over the past few years, being in a car on a racetrack gave him the adrenaline rush he needed while continuing to hone his racing skills. In the summer of 2019, Cody got his chance to return to motorcycle road racing aboard a Westby Racing Yamaha YZF-R3, and he had a best finish of fourth while competing in the final three rounds of the season. In 2020, Westby Racing welcomes Cody back for his first full season of racing in the MotoAmerica Series.
John Trygve "Tryg" Westby
Chuck Giacchetto
The Riders
Current MotoAmerica
Junior Cup Rider
Mathew Scholtz
Current Superbike Rider
Dane "The Wolverine" Westby
Starting Rider
1987 - 2015 ✞
Crew Chief
Dustin Meador
Technician II
Herschel Ainsworth Auxier
Electronics Specialist
Jonathan Cornwell
Öhlins Suspension Specialist
John Buanno
Vanessa Lauritsen
Activation Manager
Scarlett Westby
Lacy Contreras
Activation Assistant
Spokesmodel
Sean Bice
Alonzo Contreras
Fan Liaison
Priscilla Corbett
Official Wing Warrior #001
Jill Giacchetto


A work bee gathered this past week to weed and reclaim our school garden with the idea that it will be a learning space for all to use this fall. A little girl and her gramma came and offered their compliments to the work being done. One of the mom's asked if the little girl would be starting Kindergarten in the fall. The conversation continued about how this child is so familiar with our school, the playground, the teachers and other children because she has been so involved in early childhood programs at our school for so long.
What does it mean to make MAGIC in our schools?
When I began thinking about wanting to make our school MAGICAL, I tried to define MAGIC in simple terms but couldn't capture the meaning of what I was trying to express. Instead, what came to me were words. Words that elicited more questions than answers. I have attempted to take these words and to connect them in a way that explains what MAGIC can look like in our schools.
What is our MOTIVATION? Our mission and purpose needs to be clear in the hearts and minds of all who work and play in our buildings and on our playgrounds. What type of experiences are we offering our students, teachers and our community members? Dave Burgess, author of Teach Like a Pirate, says that if we…provide an uncommon experience for our students…they will reward [us] with an uncommon effort and attitude. Think about that statement for a moment. An uncommon experience to elicit uncommon effort and attitude? I want to provide that uncommon experience to our school community.
To build on the point above, are we making MAGIC by providing memorable experiences that engage, challenge and build up our students? Children and teachers, in fact all of us, seek MEANING in what we do. Through meaning we find out what is important to us. Once we discover what is important to us, what our passions are, then we can begin to set goals for ourselves. As educators it is important to find out what students are passionate about so that we can fuel that passion to foster engagement…that is where, I believe, the MAGIC happens.
How do we MAKE A DIFFERENCE for students? What simple things can we do each day to welcome, acknowledge and build up our students? Simple things such as greeting students by name as they come in to our schools and classrooms. High-fives in the hallway, asking how their weekend went…the little things, we know, can have the greatest impact. How is your school community MAKING A DIFFERENCE in the education of your students?
What is our APPROACH to learning and teaching? When I look at what teachers are doing in classrooms, there is great work happening. Many teachers are fired up and are trying new things. Teachers are stepping outside their comfort zone because they know this is where the MAGIC happens.
As leaders we are here to provide the support and the means for teachers to take risks. If we value new ideas as being important to our school culture, then we need to allow everyone to have a voice and to explore new ways of doing things. Our role is to support, lead and, most importantly, ACKNOWLEDGE the AMAZING and AWESOME work teachers are doing each and everyday with our students. How do you approach learning in your school and what are you doing to make school amazing and awesome for all?
Our schools must be guided by a district vision that is alive in all that we do for students and their families, teachers and support staff. School goals may change, new ways of doing things come and go, but in the end we always need to have a place to come back to and guiding principles provide us with that important anchor.
What is our INSPIRATION? What inspires teachers to keep doing this job with passion?Watching students grow and approach their learning in such diverse ways is an amazing experience to witness as a teacher and now as a principal in an elementary school. Every day I get to experience students and teachers who love learning and who come to work full of energy and enthusiasm…it is through this enthusiasm and love of learning that I believe the MAGIC happens.
I would be remiss if I didn't mention those students who come through our doors not eager to learn or not enthusiastic about school. Where is the MAGIC for these students? It takes time, trust and lots of relationship-building to reach some of our students, but it is worth it. We know that developing trust doesn't happen over night and we know that it can be hard work. In the end, I hope that students are able to see the INVESTMENT adults are making in them and maybe they will come to understand that the relationships being forged are strong.
INVESTING not only in the learner, but also in the learning can make the school experience MAGICAL. What does learning look like in our schools? Are students collaborating with one another? Are adults collaborating with one another? Who is doing the most talking? Teachers or students? What does the learning sound like in our schools? Excitement, noise, conversation, positive interactions and positive words? What does the learning feel like in our schools? Do students wonder and explore? Do they feel satisfied about and challenged in their learning? Do parents feel good about coming into the school and does the school have a welcoming feel to it?
Are we modeling these characteristics for the students in our schools? George states, "If we do not model these characteristics and the willingness to innovate inside the box, why would our students do anything different? They won't." (Innovator's Mindset pg. 58) How many of the characteristics above are you modeling in your schools?
Creating a school community that is MAGICAL is a goal that I would like to explore in the coming months and years as a school leader. We COME TOGETHER each September with the excitement of what the school year will bring. If we are deliberate in our planning for our staff, students, and their families, we can create MAGIC. I really believe this to be true.
Building our COMMUNITY takes time but is hard, but joyous work. I say joyous because we get to work with children each day. We get to experience their joys, sorrows, amazement and sense of wonder. What an honour it is to be part of this MAGIC.
When we step back from the daily work that we do, we must remember to CELEBRATE our successes and learning, and to do this frequently. We don't celebrate enough. Celebrating the small successes on the path to greater achievements is crucial. We need to recognize the power of coming together and forming our educational communities and we need to have lots of FUN along the way.
When I made the comment to our group of moms about wanting to make school magical, one mom said "Well, here you are in the garden, and this is MAGICAL." She is correct. The MAGIC has begin for the new school year and I am so excited to be part of the journey this year. It will be fun, hard, scary but, mostly MAGICAL!
I couldn't agree more with you about celebrating the successes. Even the smallest ones! Every child needs to feel successful or else they will quit trying. Leave a little note in their desks, do a little shoutout, a high five, a sticker…whatever. I put notes in desks last year and I actually had a S tell me that it made his day. Then he said, no, it made my year! And he ran up a hugged me so tight! I'm also very excited to try things from Teach Like a Pirate. I'm ready to bring back my old fun, creative self. I'm ready for a MAGICAL year!
Thank you for your comment. I, too, am ready to bring back my old fun, creative self. We need to be more PIRATE and this pays off when we have happy children, staff and parents. Everyone loves to be acknowledged and these celebrations need to be the norm, not the exception! Great thoughts!
I wish you a great start up to this year and, please, post your #TLAP endeavors…I would love to hear how they go!