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In an effort to reach the interiors of a greater population, Tiffany began to design lamps to allow more people to enjoy art and beauty in their own home. Colored glass, Tiffanys lasting love and challenge, found fresh scope and inspiration. While the windows served to transmit the light of day, the lamps represent a new source of illumination independent of daylight. Fabrication of the lamps began in 1885, with the majority of them being made between 1895 and 1920. It was not until 1899 that Tiffany publicly introduced the lamps for sale.
Tiffany is best known for his designs of glass vessels, lamps and windows, but he also created items in various other media including metalwork, furniture, jewelry and ceramics, introducing enamels in 1898, art pottery in 1900, and jewelry in 1904. He established a metalwork department, producing lamps, desk sets, and chandeliers that were sold through his New York showroom, company catalogues and department stores. He designed most anything having to do with interior design, including even textiles and wall coverings. His remarkable career spanned over five decades, including his tenure with L. C. Tiffany & Associated Artists, the Tiffany Glass Company, Tiffany Studios, Tiffany Furnaces and the L. C. Tiffany Furnaces.


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Q: How can I overload a 'less than' operator in my C++ class in order to compare consts? I am trying to overload the less than operator '<' in my class as follows:
//header file

class HuffmanNode{
  private:
    ...
    ...
    int frequency;

  public:
    ...
    ...
    bool operator<(const HuffmanNode &rhs); //overload less than operator
};

//cpp file

bool HuffmanNode::operator<(const HuffmanNode &rhs){
  return frequency < rhs.frequency;
}

I want to be able to compare the nodes as follows:
bool HuffmanTree::compareNode(const HuffmanNode &a, const HuffmanNode &b){
  if (a < b){
    return true;
  }
  else{
    return false;
  }
}

The problem I'm having is finding a way to compare the two nodes as consts. I get an error saying that my operator overloading method needs to be marked as const but changing the code in the header to
const bool operator<(const HuffmanNode &rhs);

and the cpp file code to
const bool HuffmanNode::operator<(const HuffmanNode &rhs){
  return frequency < rhs.frequency;
}

doesn't seem to remove the error.
I have checked out this solution but using the friend keyword didn't seem to work either.
Thanks for any help!

A: You misunderstand the concept of usage and positioning of the keyword const.
Just to clarify:
const T functionName(something);

means your functionName returns something of the type T and that is a constant.
Now this:
T functionName(something) const;

means your functionName returns something of the type T and that method is not changing anything in the instance and it is safe to use it even with the objects declared as const.
The 2nd option is the one you are looking for.

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import sys

from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QMainWindow

from src.gui.widgets.ap_en_widget import ApEnWidget

class App(QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self, isShown=True):
        super().__init__()
        self.title = 'HeartAlgo-Analyzer'
        self.left = 400
        self.top = 100
        self.width = 500
        self.height = 600
        self.setWindowTitle(self.title)
        self.setGeometry(self.left, self.top, self.width, self.height)

        self.table_widget = ApEnWidget(self)
        self.setCentralWidget(self.table_widget)
        self.resize(self.width, self.height)
        if isShown:
            self.show()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    app.setStyle('Fusion')
    ex = App()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

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Every couple wants their wedding day to be a memorable occasion. A wedding is the beginning of a new journey for them. Such a special event should not be spoiled by the stress of booking halls months in advance.
Make your wedding an intimate occasion by hosting the reception at your home.
A home reception involves planning and preparation as your house is probably not equipped to take in large crowds. Certain points are to be kept in mind while planning a home wedding reception.
You can't transform your house into a five-star reception area overnight. Therefore present what you own in a grand fashion. The house and its surrounding area require to be cleaned thoroughly.
If you have a garden, make sure the grass is mowed and stray leaves and weeds are cleared. If necessary, apply a fresh coat of paint on the interiors and exteriors of the house.
The house should be large enough to accommodate your entire guest list. In addition, there should be enough room for the band, tables and chairs etc. Enquire about parking on the street rules and make sure that there are enough parking spaces for all your guests.
Obtain the required permits for partying in the neighborhood; you wouldn't want to run into trouble with the cops on your wedding day.
Avoid crowding your home with too many decorations and ornaments. Save all the space for the people. Use the walls to hang paintings and flower arrangements.
Cover the furniture with clean covers and add lace and flowers for adornment. The table for the cake can be covered with a decorative tablecloth and sprinkled with flower petals.
Food arrangements need to be discussed with your caterer. If you're preparing the food yourself, ensure that it can be made in advance. This way you can mingle with the guests during the reception.
A wedding in your home will be cherished by your family forever. So plan well for an unforgettable day!


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Travel for the People: Ride for free in Luxembourg
There was a transport revolution in Luxembourg on 29 February 2020. Public transport fares were scrapped, making Luxembourg the first country in the world where you can ride trains, buses and trams for free.
As this issue of hidden europe goes to press, there is an air of eager anticipation in two small towns in the Moselle département of eastern France. Audun-le-Tiche is a town of about 6,000 which historically had a strong industrial base – initially producing crockery and later becoming a significant player in the iron and steel industry. But with the silencing of the last blast furnace in 1964, and the subsequent closure of the remaining iron-ore mines, Audun quickly acquired the feel of a community that had seen better days.
A few miles east of Audun is another much smaller mining community that once also thrived on iron ore. It's called Volmerange-les-Mines, and these days its great claim to fame is having featured in a 2003 film called Le club des chômeurs (The Club for the Unemployed), a biting social comedy about communities affected by the decline of the iron and steel industry in southern Luxembourg and neighbouring parts of France. Unemployment in Volmerange today, as in Audun, hovers around eight per cent – a slight reduction on a decade ago, but still unacceptably high.
With the loss of heavy industry, these two French communities have reshaped their horizons, looking north over the nearby border for jobs in Luxembourg's growing service sector. Both towns have railway stations, in each case nominally looked after by the French national rail operator SNCF. Yet neither Volmerange nor Audun are served by a single French train. Each station is a modest structure with just one platform, and in both cases the only passenger trains are run by the state rail company of Luxembourg – which has the engaging name Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Luxembourgeois (CFL).
source: https://www.hiddeneurope.eu/travel-for-the-people-ride-for-free-in-luxembourg
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2019/20 Modules
EN3MO-Medieval Otherworlds
Module Provider: English Literature
Number of credits: 20 [10 ECTS credits]
Level:6
Terms in which taught: Spring term module
Non-modular pre-requisites:
Co-requisites:
Modules excluded:
Current from: 2019/0
Module Convenor: Dr Aisling Byrne
Email: a.byrne@reading.ac.uk
Type of module:
Summary module description:
Magic and the supernatural play an important role in medieval English literature. In this module we will explore literary accounts of a range of fantastical locations where the 'other' is encountered in a particularly dramatic fashion. We will discuss romances where questing knights arrive in uncanny fairy kingdoms or where King Arthur travels to Avalon. We will analyse travel accounts which populate the fringes of the world with marvels and strange beings. In some narratives, heroes test themselves in hellish landscapes or search for paradise on earth. In other texts, sleepers confront the surreal world of their own dreams. Although depictions of these places can be sensational or escapist, authors also use them to explore very serious themes such as desire, death, gender and political authority.
This module aims to encourage a critical understanding of the role of the fantastical in medieval writing. It does so through close examination of selected Middle English texts which are contextualised by the study of influential texts from the wider European tradition and other contemporary artifacts like medieval maps and manuscript illustration. Students will also examine medieval approaches to key concepts like the natural and the supernatural, magic, and geography. The module will explore how far and why medieval accounts of these places differ from treatments of supernatural realms in more modern literature. No previous knowledge of Middle English language, medieval literature or history is required.
Assessable learning outcomes:
By the end of the module students will be expected to:
•discuss the selected texts in relation to the tradition of medieval otherworld depictions
•develop a critical vocabulary for discussing the role played by marvels and the supernatural in medieval literature
•read set texts in the original Middle English
•approach literary treatments of the supernatural in their historical context
•demonstrate an informed critical engagement with ideas discussed in seminars and with appropriate secondary materials
•research, organize and articulate a scholarly critical argument in written work.
Additional outcomes:
Additional outcomes
Oral and written communication skills will be developed, together with critical, interpretative and analytical abilities. Students will also enhance their IT competence through the use of relevant web resources in a critically informed manner.
Outline content:
The module involves the study of a selection of Middle English texts, primarily written in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. The texts are drawn from a wide range of genres, including romance, dream-vision poetry and travel writing. The module will take in some of the most important texts from medieval England, like the dream narrative Pearl and romances concerning King Arthur. It will also explore less frequently studied works like Sir Orfeo, a moving reworking of the Orpheus legend, and Sir Owein, the story of a knight who travels through purgatory while he is still alive. Other texts may include Chaucer's Parliament of Fowls, the romance of Sir Laufal, The Travels of Sir John Mandeville and the satirical Land of Cockayne.
Brief description of teaching and learning methods:
Three seminar hours weekly, which may take the form of a single 3-hour block or two blocks of 1 and 2 hours respectively, for which students are required to do preparatory reading. Students are also entitled to a half-hour tutorial on their formative written work. With the consent of the module convenor, students may also undertake a placement, through which they will learn how to apply the knowledge and skills gained in studying for this module in a professional context outside the University.
Autumn Spring Summer
Seminars 33 1
Tutorials 0.5
Guided independent study: 126.5 39
Total hours by term 161 40
Total hours for module 200
Summative Assessment Methods:
Method Percentage
Written exam 50
Written assignment including essay 50
Summative assessment- Examinations:
Summative assessment- Coursework and in-class tests:
Formative assessment methods:
work which provides opportunities to improve performance (e.g. through feedback provided) but which does not necessarily always contribute towards the overall module mark:
Students write one formative essay, of between 1500 and 2000 words. Feedback will also be provided on the assessed essay of 2250-2500 words, or the equivalent placement report.
Penalties for late submission:
The Module Convener will apply the following penalties for work submitted late:
where the piece of work is submitted after the original deadline (or any formally agreed extension to the deadline): 10% of the total marks available for that piece of work will be deducted from the mark for each working day[1] (or part thereof) following the deadline up to a total of five working days;
where the piece of work is submitted more than five working days after the original deadline (or any formally agreed extension to the deadline): a mark of zero will be recorded.
The University policy statement on penalties for late submission can be found at: http://www.reading.ac.uk/web/FILES/qualitysupport/penaltiesforlatesubmission.pdf
You are strongly advised to ensure that coursework is submitted by the relevant deadline. You should note that it is advisable to submit work in an unfinished state rather than to fail to submit any work.
Assessment requirements for a pass:
A mark of at least 40% overall
Reassessment arrangements:
Re-examination in September. Coursework will be carried forward if it bears a confirmed mark of 40% or more. Otherwise it must be resubmitted by 25 August 2017
Additional Costs (specified where applicable):
1) Required text books:
2) Specialist equipment or materials:
3) Specialist clothing, footwear or headgear:
4) Printing and binding:
5) Computers and devices with a particular specification:
6) Travel, accommodation and subsistence:
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Damage, casualties mount in Mideast
By	Dan Baron	 July 17, 2006 9:00 am
Police officers protect the scene where a Hezbollah missile broke through the roof and struck a railway depot July 16. (BP Images)
HAIFA, Israel, July 17 (JTA) — Israel's war with Hezbollah has not abated since it began last week, with casualties and damage mounting on both sides. The fighting, which began after Hezbollah killed eight Israeli soldiers and kidnapped two others last week in a cross-border raid, has killed more than 180 Lebanese and 24 Israelis. Hezbollah continued its rocket barrage Monday, hitting Haifa, Tiberias and Safed, as well as a number of Western Galilee villages and the southern Golan Heights. A Haifa building was struck by a Katyusha, wounding several people. Hezbollah rockets kept extending their reach, hitting Nazareth, Afula and the Jezreel Valley on Monday night. Israel's air force hit Lebanese targets Monday afternoon, killing 17. This followed a deadly Hezbollah attack Sunday, when mid-range rockets fired by the Lebanese militia killed eight people and wounded 17 in Haifa, the bloodiest ballistic attack on the Jewish state in memory.	Trying to prevent Hezbollah from succeeding in its next launch, Israeli forces stepped up their shelling of southern Lebanon, razing former militia outposts, homes that had harbored gunmen and suspected weapons arsenals.	"This is Hezbollah's criminal war against Israel and its residents," Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told his Cabinet on Sunday. "The State of Israel cannot countenance this," he said. "Nothing will deter us, whatever far-reaching ramifications regarding our relations on the northern border and in the region there may be."	World leaders, meeting at the G-8 summit in Russia, weighed in Sunday. In a statement, the leaders expressed concern about the crisis, "particularly the rising civilian casualties on all sides and the damage to infrastructure." The statement called for the release of Israeli soldiers kidnapped and taken to Lebanon and the Gaza Strip and called for an end to Lebanese and Palestinian shelling of Israeli territory. It also called on Israel to exercise restraint in Lebanon and to withdraw its forces from Gaza. President Bush reiterated Sunday that Israel has a right to defend itself. "Our message to Israel is defend yourself but be mindful of the consequences, so we are urging restraint," Bush said. In remarks overheard Monday as the summit wrapped up, Bush used an expletive to tell British Prime Minister Tony Blair that the United Nations should "get Syria to get Hezbollah to stop" its attacks. Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki suggested Monday, after meeting with Syrian Foreign Minister Farouk Sharaa, that a cease-fire followed by a prisoner swap would be an "acceptable and fair" way to resolve the conflict. The Syria- and Iran-backed Hezbollah has said it will release the captured Israeli soldiers only in a prisoner exchange, but Olmert has ruled out any deal with the terrorist group.	The Lebanese government, which had failed to disarm Hezbollah in accordance with U.N resolutions and which had remained quiet after the Shi'ite militia's initial border raid last week, began ratcheting up the rhetoric over the weekend.	With his country's infrastructure largely in ruins and refugees streaming up from the south, Prime Minister Fouad Siniora declared Lebanon a "disaster zone" and appealed for the international community to impose a truce. But an emergency U.N. Security Council session convened to discuss the crisis Saturday rejected the calls following U.S. objections.	A bilateral solution appeared possible Sunday, after the Lebanese government said Siniora had received terms for a cease-fire from Olmert. According to Beirut, Olmert, with Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi serving as his go-between, demanded that Israel's two abducted soldiers be returned and that Hezbollah withdraw to the Litani River, some 25 miles from the Lebanese-Israeli border. "We will never again resign ourselves to Hezbollah terrorists straddling our northern border," Israeli Defense Minister Amir Peretz said during a visit to Haifa. "If Lebanon wants to deploy its army along the frontier, then that's fine."	Noting the jitters in northern Israel over some 450 rocket landings, Peretz said there was no turning back.	"All over the country, I am hearing people tell me: If we must launch this campaign, then let's finish the job," he said.	On Saturday, Israel for the first time hit central Beirut, but most of its attacks were focused on the country's southern cities and the eastern city of Baalbek, both Hezbollah strongholds.	On the Palestinian front, where Israeli forces have been trying to retrieve a soldier captured June 25 and end rocket fire on Israeli cities and towns, Israeli forces moved back into the northern Gaza Strip early Sunday, clashing with Palestinian gunmen. Two Palestinians were killed.	In Lebanon, Siniora criticized Hezbollah without naming the group, which is part of the government.	"The government alone has the legitimate right to decide on matters of peace and war," he said, his voice cracking with emotion. Lebanon "cannot rise and get back on its feet if its government is the last to know" about planned attacks.	Israeli officials have said the current military operation is intended not just to retrieve the captured soldiers but to push Hezbollah back from the border and uproot the thousands of missiles that, with Iranian help, the terrorist group has installed in southern Lebanon and trained on Israeli cities.	With missiles raining down, tens of thousands of residents of northern Israel hid in shelters or fled. A warning system that will give residents one minute to get to shelters before a rocket hits was activated Sunday in Haifa.	Israeli officials warned that Hezbollah may have missiles in its arsenal capable of reaching as far south as Tel Aviv.
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Tinder swipes right on Manchester City
MCFC Editorial
Thu 05 Apr 2018, 08:15
Manchester City have agreed a new multi-year partnership with Tinder, the world's most popular app for meeting new people.
A giant City-branded blimp soared over Manchester to mark the beginning of the relationship, whilst Tinder will also switch its colours across its social platforms to sky blue as they show their support for Pep Guardiola's men in the build up to Saturday's Manchester derby.
The partnership, which is Tinder's first significant foray into the world of sport, incorporates our men and women's first teams as well as City Football Group sister club, New York City FC.
App users and football fans from around the world will benefit from a range of exciting and unique fan engagement activities, such as exclusive access to games, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities and stadium events.
"Tinder is a huge global platform which, just like football, is bringing millions of people together every day all around the world," said Tom Glick, City Football Group's Chief Commercial Officer.
"Football is all about a community of fans, sharing moments, emotions and passion for the sport they love.
"Together with Tinder, we have a great opportunity to explore how we can combine Tinder's significant appeal and reach with our global audience to create even more relationships in a new, fun and creative way. We believe this will be a perfect match for Tinder and for City."
Tinder operates in nearly 200 countries, across more than 40 different languages, with millions of people using its app every day and has now turned to football and City's hundreds of millions of followers, to help connect even more people with their passion.
The launch of the City-branded blimp followed wide speculation after photos of a red Tinder-branded blimp taking off alluded to the fact that the they were swiping right for Manchester, without revealing details of the partnership.
David Wyler, Tinder's VP Partnerships, added: "Tinder's global presence and highly engaged user base gives us a unique understanding of what people all over the world are passionate about.
"And they've made it clear that they have a love for sports, particularly football.
"Football is a sport where anything can happen at any moment.
"We wanted to be true to the game and do something unexpected by surprising the fans and our users with news of our partnership in a fun and creative way."
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Drilling of the latest appraisal well of the Evans Shoal gas field, offshore Australia, brought positive results, reported Eni.
The UK Green Investment Bank (GIB) has announced a £58.6 million investment in the world's largest offshore wind farm – London Array.
The Offshore Energy Exhibition and Conference 2013 will be held on 15 & 16 October 2013 at the Amsterdam RAI, the Netherlands.
US submarine cable vendor TE SubCom will design and deploy Hawaiki Cable's planned 14,000km trans-Pacific system linking Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii to the US west coast, ComputerWorld New Zealand reports.


M-learning or mobile learning refers to the installation of technologies and applications on a mobile device to facilitate learning, training, or sharing of information. With changes in technological environment and adoption of mobile devices among corporate employees, M-learning gains wide acceptance worldwide. It enables employees to overcome time and location constraints that are mandatory in a conventional class-room training and learning sessions. Further, it improves interaction between trainer and learner effectively and revolutionizes the overall learning methodology.
The global corporate M-learning market is expected to register substantial growth in the near future, attributed to the growth in bring your own device trend among corporate employees, rise in need to offer training and learning sessions without conventional physical constraints, and increased adoption of game-based learning among corporate employees, which allows interactive and beneficial training sessions. In addition, rise in need to minimize skills gap, adoption of effective training methods, and development of various applications and platforms for M-learning is further expected to provide immense growth opportunities for the corporate M-learning market. However, increased costs associated with the connectivity, additional security, equipment & maintenance, and lack of awareness about its benefits among end users are expected to restrain the growth of the market.
The report segments the corporate M-learning market on the basis of software, application, user type, and geography. As per software the market is segmented into E-books, portable LMS, interactive assessment, mobile content authoring, M-enablement, and others. Based on application, it is studied across simulation-based learning, corporate training, and on-the-job training. On the basis of user type, the market is segmented into large organization and small & mid-size organization. By geography, it is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA.
Comprehensive competitive analysis and profiles of major market players such as Adobe, dominKnow, NetDimensions, Saba, Allen Interactions, Certpoint Systems, Upside Learning, AT&T, Citrix Systems Inc, and SumTotal Systems are also provided in this report.
This report provides an extensive analysis of the current and emerging market trends and dynamics in the global corporate M-learning market.
This study evaluates competitive landscape and value chain is taken into account to elucidate the competitive environment across the geographies.


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Q: Creating Table in Google App Script With Date Column I am currently querying a table from Google sheet which has a Date column. The date column in my dashboard has time info included, which I want to remove; also the starting date in my code is 12/18/2018 but my dashboard starts with one day earlier. 12/17/2018 16.00
My Data source looks like this:

My Dashboard looks like this:

My Code Looks like this.
Code.gs:

function doGet(e) {

  return HtmlService
  .createTemplateFromFile("Line Chart multiple Table")
  .evaluate()
  .setTitle("Google Spreadsheet Chart")
  .setSandboxMode(HtmlService.SandboxMode.IFRAME);

}

function getSpreadsheetData() {

  var ssID  = "1jxWPxxmLHP-eUcVyKAdf5pSMW6_KtBtxZO7s15eAUag";
  var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.openById(ssID).getSheets()[1];

  var data1 = sheet.getRange('A2:F9').getValues();
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May I know how to change my date to the right format removing the time and also ensure the correct starting date
Any help is much appreciated.

A: The actual problem has me stumped, but I do have a workaround; see modified code example below, with some additional error handling.
I've extensively tested the server-side function, and from its perspective there is absolutely no difference in the row object that is created whether the range starts at column 'I' or 'J'.
The problem manifests itself in the client-side success handler which, when column 'I' is included is essentially passed a null argument, note the whole  object, not just the row.data1 part, is null.
The row object that is being passed from the server to the client is quite complicated (an object with 3 key value pairs, where the values are fairly long arrays). I can't see anything in the GAS documentation that disallows this: Legal parameters and return values are JavaScript primitives like a Number, Boolean, String, or null, as well as JavaScript objects and arrays that are composed of primitives, objects and arrays. So this could be a bug?
The workaround, illustrated in the code examples below is to stringify the object in the server-side function, and then parsing it back to an object in the  client.

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      // Stringify the object
      var r = JSON.stringify(rows);
      return r;
    }


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Pump Up Your Book: "Chimney Bluffs" by David Seaburn First Chapter Reveal
Join David Seaburn, author of the literary fiction novel, Chimney Bluffs, as he tours the blogosphere April 1 – April 26 on his first virtual book tour with Pump Up Your Book!
ABOUT CHIMNEY BLUFFS
When state park ranger Clancy Brisco discovers two bodies and two sacks at the bottom of 300 foot high Chimney Bluffs, he is shocked. When he discovers what is in the sacks, his life is changed forever. Chimney Bluffs is a story about the power of relationships to foster hope and enable healing.
Kate and Mitch Duncan adore their young son, Danny; when he dies unexpectedly after a brief illness, they are inconsolable. Mitch believes their only option is to join their son in the afterlife so he will not be alone; Kate agrees to Mitch's proposal of suicide, not because she believes in the afterlife, but because she feels responsible for Danny's death. They put two sacks in the back of their VW van, one containing their son, the other containing his toys, and go to their favorite place, Chimney Bluffs, Ice Age spires carved out of the Lake Ontario shoreline. Mitch jumps to his death; Kate lives.
Clancy and his young co-worker and friend, Bobby, are overwhelmed by what they find in the sacks. Clancy, furious at what he thinks has been the murder of a little boy, curses Kate as she lies silent on the shore.
Over the course of several months, Clancy, Bobby and Kate will not only become friends, but will live together, their private stories mingling in an unexpectedly transformative way. Clancy, the failed husband who always hoped for a family; Bobby, whose brother's death when he was a boy destroyed Bobby's relationship with his father; and Kate, who struggles with loss and guilt and, in the end, healing and hope.
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ABOUT DAVID SEABURN
David B. Seaburn is the author of three previous novels, including Charlie No Face, which was a Finalist for the INDIE Excellence in Books Award in 2011. Seaburn is a retired family psychologist and Presbyterian minister. Seaburn lives in Spencerport, NY; he is married and has two adult daughters and two wonderful granddaughters.
What the h---? he thought, shaking his head with disapproval. Clarence Brisco peered through the driver's side window of the white VW van parked smack dab in the middle of the lot. He pulled on the door handle but it was locked. There was a half eaten banana on the dashboard and an open bag of peanuts on the passenger's seat, a few having fallen on the floor. There was a bottle of water in the cup holder between the seats, cap off, and another one on the passenger side floor, cap on. He walked to the back of the van and checked the license plate----New York. Clancy, as his friend's called him, looked around the empty lot. The sign at the entrance was clear as clear could be---Park Hours 8am—-Dark. He checked his watch. It was nearly 6am. Clancy looked at the VW van again, its bumper rusted and its side panels scratched and dinged. He listened for the whir of his partner's truck, but all he could hear were morning doves and a few woodpeckers. As usual, Bobby was late.
The trail up to Chimney Bluffs was challenging during daylight for most hikers, but it would be nearly impossible to follow at night, especially in the rain. Last night's storm left the trail muddy; droplets from the maple leaves dripped designs on Clancy's shoulders. He wondered if a bunch of college students had partied near the bluffs the night before, had gotten high on God knows what and then had gotten themselves completely turned around and lost. "Damn fools," he said, right out loud and then realized no one was there to hear him. He listened again for Bobby's truck, but nothing. The main trail had to be checked before the park opened and families starting pouring in. Clancy figured he'd better get going even without Bobby.
Never could tell what he'd find each day. The bluffs were so high and the erosion under them so deep that it wasn't uncommon for a few feet of trail to fall away in a massive jumble during the night, piling up on the beach below. It wasn't like the bluffs were a wall of granite. Nothing but glacial till, sand and silt and gravel pulverized and pasted together beneath the mountain of ice that left Lake Ontario in its wake thousands of years ago. Wind and rain and time carved the humped back drumlin into stunning, yet delicate, earthen pinnacles, razor sharp at the top, scratching the air and drawing wonder seeking visitors from miles around.
Whenever there was a night time collapse anywhere along the one and one half mile cliff-side trail, it was up to Clancy and Bobby to find it quickly, tamp down a trail detour for the hikers, line the new trail with decaying limbs and small boulders to keep visitors from wandering off the beaten path and then hammer in a warning sign---"Sheer Unstable Bluff---Stay Back!"
As Clancy started up the trail, he turned and looked at the VW van sitting amidst the puddles. He shook his head again. Whoever the driver was, he didn't even park in one of the clearly marked spaces. Instead he stopped right in the middle of the lot, a nuisance to the park's more courteous visitors. By now Clancy had a head of steam up. He couldn't wait to find the owner of the van.
Clancy took the Garner Point Trail through tall, wet grasses and up a slight incline until he reached Bluff Trail, famous for its panoramic view of the lake and the bluffs, as well as its eye-popping drop to the beach, sometimes causing the first time visitor to wobble with vertigo. Clancy stopped at the top of the trail where he gazed up the north shoreline as it wound its way toward the smoke stacks in Oswego, some 30 miles away. The morning breeze was cool and sunlight insinuated itself through the tall oaks that lined the bluff, their young leaves a glistening green. Clancy looked out across Lake Ontario to the northwest hoping for a glimpse of Toronto, but a fleet of last night's storm clouds lay on the horizon blocking his view. A flock of Canada geese rose from the pond behind him, so near that he could hear the persistent whoosh of their beating wings as they organized themselves into a V, their desperate honking echoing across the water below; they were on a morning practice run before making their final flight across the lake to their summer home. Clancy smiled and squinted as a beam of light caught his eye. "My gosh," he said.
When the Mott's plant had laid off half its workers, Clancy had been at a loss for what to do. When he had graduated high school, he had gone to work at Mott's and, along with most of his friends, had assumed that as long as apples grew plentiful and people ate apple sauce, they'd have a job. A few nasty growing seasons and a downturn in the economy had made fools of them all. It had been five years since he had walked out of the plant for the last time after calling it home for almost twenty years. He never looked back. Times were hard, made harder when his wife of ten years, Darlene, told him she didn't love him anymore; loved his best friend from high school instead, and ran off with him to live the high life in Watertown. They planned on starting a natural food store, "something you just wouldn't understand," said Darlene as she gathered up her favorite CDs, several cartons of cigarettes and just a few outfits----"I'll need to buy all new things anyway"----and met up with Donnie out on Rt. 104. A few weeks later, the light on Clancy's answering machine was blinking hard. Sure enough, it was Darlene calling to ask for a "little help." He pressed erase and that was that.
She called him a few more times. He listened to the messages, but kept his distance. Nevertheless, through some old high school friends, Clancy kept tabs on Darlene's high life, which hadn't turned out to be as high as she'd hoped. Darlene and Donnie married but Watertown didn't turn out to be Shangri-La. Donnie left after two years for even bigger and better things in Utica. Darlene took a job as a barmaid and as far as Clancy knew, that's what she was still doing.
Couldn't bring himself to see her, but also couldn't get her out of his mind.
Clancy headed up Bluff Trail and soon entered the woods, the temperature falling ten degrees. He pulled his collar up and zipped his jacket to the top. He stood for a long minute listening, hoping to hear the college students and planning what he'd say to them. "Damn fools." But there wasn't a hint of human noise in the air, just the cawing of restless crows and the occasional skittering of hungry chipmunks and squirrels. Above him the canopy of slender maples leaned with the breeze, dropping the last drops of the night time storm. He continued down the trail, the floor of the woods wet, pools of water here and there. A small pasture of knee high ferns surrounded him as he headed up the first slope. The trail made an abrupt left turn toward the cliffs and by the time he reached the edge, he was already 150 feet above the water. Dead trees lay across the path, while others tilted precariously over the edge, hanging on for dear life. The cliffs sacrificed a dozen or more trees per year depending on how much rain, ice and snow hit the shore.
After leaving Mott, for a while Clancy had made a modest living mowing lawns, cleaning gutters, and, in the winter, clearing driveways; his Dodge Ram had stayed healthy and life was good enough. He sold the house and moved into a little five room bungalow, which was just about all he needed. There was a place to sleep and watch TV, a place to eat, and a place to go to the bathroom.
Things improved when he answered the state park service ad and was hired immediately at Chimney Bluffs State Park as a ranger, which sounded more impressive than it was. He and Bobby checked the trails, cleaned up the messes left by thoughtless campers and answered endless questions from hundreds of visitors. Not much for people, Clancy preferred walking the trails where he could be alone but still do his job.
The phone on his belt vibrated. "Bobby," he said, shaking his head. "Yeah, where you been? I'm already on the trail," said Clancy. He listened to Bobby's shaggy dog tale about his alarm not going off and how there had been a back up on 104 due to a state police inspection sticker check point and how he'd thought he wasn't due for an inspection until May but he was really due last month and how the cop had given him a hard time and how by then he'd had to stop for gas and how he couldn't believe the price had gone up three cents in four days. "Listen to me, are you in the west lot? Is the VW van still there?" He was and it was. "See anyone around who might belong to it?" Nope was all Bobby said. "Okay, so why don't you meet me at the east lot. I'm almost at the bluffs. No sense you trying to catch up." Bobby offered an olive branch. He had stopped at Tim Horton's and had bought Clancy a large black with two sugars. "Okay, thanks." Clancy stuck the phone back on his belt. "Don't care about the coffee; just get here on time once."
Bobby was just a kid. Graduated high school a few years ago. Drank his way through one semester at Oswego State and flunked out. Lived in his parents' basement where he had spent most of his time smoking weed until his mother told him he'd better get a job or else. "This is as close to being paid for doing nothing as you can get," he'd told Clancy his first day. Clancy didn't much care for Bobby, but for some reason Bobby considered them best friends. "Me and you, Clance."
The bluffs were just ahead and even after five years the sight of them made Clancy pause. These tall gleaming spires looked like giant shark fins or switch blades, their tips long and sleek as if carved by a caring hand. Clancy had never been much of a church-goer even though his mother tried to make him into an altar boy at one point. "But, Mom, I thought we were Baptists." And he didn't see much evidence of God's hand in the world, which was always in some mess, what with terrorists and welfare cheats and crooked politicians, greedy bankers, and Wall Street scum. People were the problem as far as he could tell; they didn't appear to care at all about one another; everyone was out for himself, making excuses, never even taking responsibility for setting their alarms and getting to work on time. He thought about the VW van and how inconsiderate the occupants were. Leaving it right in the middle of the lot and wandering into the park when they weren't supposed to be there, just so they could have a good time.
Clancy took a few steps forward and stood right at the edge of the precipice. He gazed down at the moonscape that formed the base of the spires, its ruggedly sculpted surface angling quickly away to the water's edge. He took a deep breath. "How in the world did all this get here?" He looked at the pencil-thin horizon, the azure blue surf, a smattering of white caps, the sky a wash of pale clouds with grey underbellies.
His phone buzzed again. Bobby wondered what was taking him so long. "I'll get there when I get there." He slammed the phone back into its holder.
Clancy turned around and started back up the trail when he noticed something near the base of a tree about ten yards away, something pale green but clearly not a plant, definitely not an animal. Something different, something that stuck out like a sore thumb amidst the fallen tree limbs and mud and knotted roots that surrounded it.
He walked towards it, knelt down to get a closer look and then smiled. He picked up the light green Teddy Bear, not much longer than his hand, its button nose and eyes a little muddy from the fall. "Someone cried themselves to sleep last night. Right, little buddy?" He wiped off the Teddy's fur and slipped him into his pocket. "Maybe they'll come back for you."
Clancy and Darlene had wanted a family, but it had never happened. When they went to John Dan's for a drink at night and Darlene had had a few beers, she often found a way to bring up Clancy's failure in the baby making department. "He loves to shoot alright, but all he's firing is blanks." Darlene was the only one who laughed. Clancy usually headed for the dart board by then. He didn't argue the point because he worried that she was right. Darlene was no shrinking violet when she was in high school. In fact she had quite a reputation even then. She got pregnant when she was about sixteen. She went the whole way to Syracuse to have the abortion. So he figured it was him; he was the reason they couldn't get pregnant; he was the one who couldn't produce the one thing he wanted----a child.
The trail became steeper as Clancy headed towards his favorite spot. A green sign with a stick figure of a hiker was just ahead, a thick white line drawn through it. A slender finger of land jutted out beyond the trail. He stepped past the warning sign and walked slowly along the finger's spine like a tight rope walker on a high wire. He felt for firm footing on the grassy knuckle of the finger. Then he took three more steps forward onto its craggy tip. The west wind slammed him; his arms went out and he caught his balance, avoiding a fall to the rocks below. His brown hair swept back off his forehead; he squinted, watching a hawk glide by at eye level. He stretched his arms out and his jacket filled with the chill morning breeze. Clancy faced west, looking at a line of jagged spires rising above the blue backdrop, Sodus Bay hidden beyond the next bend. In the distance a speckled sail fluttered into view.
He took a deep breath and let it out slowly. Then another. And another. He felt clean and clear. For a moment he was the only person in the world and nothing mattered at all; not his job, not Bobby, not Darlene, not the past, not the future, not even himself; everything flowed into everything else and the only place was here and the only time was now. This was as close as you got to something more, he thought. He took the Teddy Bear out of his pocket and looked at it again. Someone must have loved you, he thought; its face was thread bare and its button eyes didn't match; it had been sown time and again along one seam. Oh, well, he thought, letting his arm drop to his side and focusing on the narrow beach 250 feet below.
That's odd, he thought. Clancy had stood on this spot hundreds of times and had never noticed the two boulders below him at the water's edge. He settled his gaze, looking hard, examining them, noting that they fluttered in the wind, then realizing they weren't boulders at all. They were two sacks lying still as could be in the lapping waves. He took a final step forward and leaned out over the edge to get a better look. "My God, no," he said when he saw the bodies, one on its back, arms extended, clearly a man; the other curled in a ball. Both as still as the sacks by their side.
Clancy gasped and his foot slipped. He righted himself and stepped back. He couldn't catch his breath and the horizon started to waver. He sat down, his head in his hands and then he lay back on the grass, his stomach balling into a knot. He felt like he would throw up, but he kept breathing and perspiration began to cool his body. He closed his eyes and there they were, two people dead on his beach, on his watch. "What the hell." Why had they ignored the sign? What were they thinking?
He sat up just as the hawk soared by again, its indifferent eyes scanning the scene below. Clancy pulled the phone from his belt. "Bobby...yeah...Are you still in the lot?...Listen, I'm out on the point and there's something below me on the beach...No, just stay where you are, I'll be there in ten minutes...No, wait for me, we'll go together."
"Are you kidding me!" said Bobby, taking his Yankees ball cap off and swatting it against his thigh.
"No, I'm not," said Clancy, wiping his face with his hand. "C'mon, let's go."
"What? Why don't we just call the cops? Do you really want to go out there?" Bobby's round face was flushed and his eyes were big as saucers.
"Look, Bobby." Clancy took another deep breath. "Look, this is our park and this is our responsibility. Stay here if you want, but I'm going." And with that, Clancy headed down the beach toward the accident site. Bobby waited a minute. He didn't want to go. He didn't want to see. But he also didn't want to let Clancy down, so he followed.
"Whadaya think happened, Clance?"
"Don't know. If it was night, they could have missed the sign and just stepped out into nothing."
"Oh my Go-, can you imagine it? I mean, so much time to think, falling that far. I mean, they must have been freakin'."
"Not for very long." Clancy was thinking about the van and the half eaten banana and the bag of peanuts and what must have been an overnighter; they must have figured it didn't matter where they parked, because they'd be gone in the morning before anyone was the wiser. College kids. He was glad someone else would have to call the parents.
Around the second bend they could see the sacks soaking in the shallow water. Beyond them, the bodies.
"Look man, I don't know," said Bobby, shaking his head and sliding his hands into his pockets.
"Just stay here then," said Clancy, a snap in his voice.
"Look man, don't get upset," said Bobby, but Clancy had already walked away. "Okay, okay," called Bobby, now twenty yards or more behind Clancy.
Clancy was standing over the bodies when Bobby reached him. The man's face was cut from the fall and his hand was curled and one leg was twisted across the other and he didn't move. The other body was a woman in a fetal position, her arms pulled tight to her chest and her knees up to her elbows, hair covering her face. There was a flashlight lying beside her. These weren't college kids out for a romp.
"J--," said Bobby.
"Call 911," said Clancy and then he walked over to the sacks.
Clancy knelt down beside the first sack which had a gash in its side. He pulled on the hole and out fell a toy tractor. He reached in and pulled out a stuffed dog and then a plush cat and a green dinosaur and a handful of hot wheels cars and a Fisher Price farm set full of plastic animals and a farm family. Clancy looked at his find. "What is all this?"
Then he went to the second sack which was pulled tight at the neck and tied shut. He tried to pick it up, but it was heavy and awkward. He pulled out his pocket knife and slashed the neck of the sack. He reached in and his face turned white. He opened the sack further to take a look and then fell back, completely limp. He knelt in the water unable to stand; he knelt there hoping that he was wrong, hoping that what he had touched was something else altogether. He looked at the sack again, afraid. He crawled on all fours and took the sack up in his hands and tore it wide open.
"Oh¸ my G--." It was a little boy, not much more than three or four. A little boy with blond hair and a sleepy face wearing a hooded sweatshirt and faded blue jeans and Nike sneakers. A little boy. And not a breath.
"Clancy, Clancy! Come here," called Bobby, "I think this one's alive."
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I loved reading the chapter - A very talented write. I will look for the book and his two previous one too. I wonder if they can be downloaded to kindle or nook?


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A nerve is a part of the peripheral nervous system.

Nerve or Nerves may also refer to:

Mathematics
 Nerve of a covering, a construction in mathematical topology
 Nerve (category theory), a construction in category theory

Film and television
 Nerves (film), a 1919 film by the Austrian director and novelist Robert Reinert
 "Nerve" (Farscape), a 2000 episode of Farscape
 Nerve (2013 film), a 2013 Australian psychological thriller film
 Nerve (2016 film), a 2016 American drama thriller film

Books
 Nerve (magazine), a Liverpool-based arts and social issues magazine
 Nerve (Francis novel), a 1964 novel by Dick Francis
 Nerve (Ryan novel), a 2012 young adult thriller by Jeanne Ryan

Computing
 Nerve Software, a video game developer
 Nerve (website), a website and magazine

Music

Artists

 The Nerves, an American power pop band
 Nerve, an American band founded by Jojo Mayer
 Nerve, an industrial rock band that Junkie XL was a member of

Songs

 "nerve", by Bis from Brand-new idol Society, 2011
 "Nerve", by Blindside from Blindside, 1997
 "Nerve", by Charlotte Church from Two, 2013
 "Nerve", by Don Broco from Automatic, 2015
 "Nerve", by Half Moon Run from Dark Eyes, 2012
 "Nerve", by Soilwork from Stabbing the Drama, 2005
 "Nerve", by The Story So Far from The Story So Far, 2015
 "Nerves", by Bauhaus from In the Flat Field, 1980
 "Nerves", by Maths Class, 2008
 "Nerves", by Silkworm from Firewater, 1996
 "The Nerve", by George Strait from Carrying Your Love with Me, 1997
 "The Nerve", by Kaiser Chiefs from Education, Education, Education & War, 2014

Other uses
 Nerve (botany), another word for the vein of a leaf

See also
 Nerv (disambiguation)

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We're thankful, too, that Max is writing again. He was always HH's paperweight when she wrote. So, we're excited because Max has said that one of us can be his paperweight. Here we are trying out for the job. Knuckles, as you can see, has scrunched himself down on the papers, hoping Max will pick him. I am trying to get him to move... We'll see who he picks.
Anyway, one thing we know for sure is that we are thankful for all our friends. Have a great day.
I have a funny feeling Max is going to pick both of you to alternate being the paperweight.
Me too think that Max will pick you both for the paperweight job.
Have a great day guys! paw hugs!
Only one of you gets to be the paperweight? Are you sure you can't take turns? It's such an important job! Maybe the "loser" can be giving another important job, so as not to be excluded?
Paperweight sounds like a purrfec job!
We agree - we think you can share the job of paperweight.... we are sure you would both be very good at it.
We think the two of you together would make an excellent paperweight!!
We know you would both make excellent paper weights - have you thought of job sharing?
Oh yes, I think you boys should share the duties too!
Gosh you two are so darn cute, we think HH needs two paper weights. How could you possible pick one of the other. Glad you two found that ball in the turbo track. Take care.
Awwww....you guys have a nice day too!
Me thinks yous should take turns. Or tussle for it every day! Or just do it together like yous is today!
Move over boys...I can handle the job of paperweight all by myself.
Those are great things to be thankful for! Have a good day!
Lots to be thankful for!!
When my human writes, I have nowhere to sit! In fact, I have nowhere to sit whether she writes or not - her desk is a mess! Incidentally, when it's me who is writing, my human just gets in the way.
We think kitties are purrfect paperweights but we also are good laptopweights too!
Mom says she thinks with all the heat we have had that we have all been serving as paperweights here or deadweights maybe. Bet you have lots of fun with your turbo track.
We are also very thankful for friends like you.
I sure hope this means another book is in the works!
Wow! You´re a lucky cat, with a big toy and love of your cat family!


SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) - Just when you thought you knew all the surviving players on the Internet, the game changed.
But increasingly, those answers may change. It may very well be that Google and EBay will be viewed more as competitors in the coming years as search is revealed as the center of online media and commerce.
It's really not hard to see this connection. If you're a vendor, you can advertise on a search page, or put up your wares on EBay's bazaar.
The question to ask yourself is: Which initiative delivers a customer at the cheapest rate?
For instance, if I sold mortgage calculators, I might choose to spend $4.45 per click for the keyword "mortgage rates" on Google ($1.75 per click for the same term on Overture OVER, +0.62% ), or I could list my mortgage calculator on EBay's mortgage calculator category.
Both Google and EBay attract a significant pool of potential buyers. Both rely on a significant pool of advertisers, like the ones who've typically used the classified pages. In both situations, a merchant asks: "Which outlet will get me in front of the most people?"
EBay can boast of its reputable brand name. Its marketplace certainly attracts potential customers as $5.3 billion in products were sold over it in the first quarter.
But Google can boast that it's a great information booth outside of the EBay mall that can direct people right to the store. Google accounts for about 27 percent of the nearly 4 billion searches conducted monthly, according to ComScore. It ranks right behind Yahoo.
In fact, for the last 18 months, EBay has stepped up its effort to use search to get people into its mall.
A vendor pays EBay a listing fee and a final-value fee. Including other sundry fees, the total is roughly 7 percent for an item worth $100. In the same way, Google gets a fee for sending a prospective buyer to a seller. In time, as Google and other search engines understand consumer behavior better, Google might get a fee for matching a buyer and seller -- similar to EBay's final value fee, perhaps. It's likely that that higher fee will be reflected in the price-per-clicks.
For now, Google can at least boast that it's amassing a pretty good base of buyers.
According to recent data from ComScore, Google's site had 59 million unique visitors in the month of May. That's up 22 percent from December. EBay, meanwhile, saw slightly fewer visitors as 56.7 million unique visitors went onto EBay, up 5 percent from last December.
Perhaps you'll think this connection has more merit from someone who actually worked at EBay -- Peter Thiel, a general partner at Clarium Capital Management. Thiel sold PayPal, the online payment company he co-founded, to EBay last year for $1.5 billion.
"Clearly, the No. 1 competitor to EBay is Google," said Thiel, who still owns shares of EBay. But as he peers into the future, he sees that the efficiency of search is helping to build a massive buyer base that may, if EBay isn't careful, avoid going to EBay's bazaar to find a product. "The search experience is central to the Internet," he said during a recent chat over coffee.
This is where EBay may have to make some changes about its business.
EBay treats everyone the same so that no vendor has priority over another. That is a problem for a vendor selling, say, 100 Palm Pilots that may be lost in a sea of other vendors selling Palm Pilots on EBay's marketplace. The ranking on EBay's categories' pages is based on the date the bidding ends, or however the consumer prefers to view the listings. On a search site, a vendor can bid for that priority.
EBay sees this potential challenge as well. According to Thiel, competition from the search ad networks for advertising dollars is one reason why EBay can't raise its fees.
Thiel's views aren't to be brushed off. As many of my readers know, Thiel has not been at EBay for some time. He left to start a hedge fund and was one of the first investors to be outright bullish about the opportunities in the Internet sector earlier this year. See Extreme investing: cash and Internet stocks.
While most investors weren't even looking, Thiel was espousing the benefits of the Web.
Since then, Internet stocks have exploded. Since inception in October '02, Thiel's fund is up 40 percent.
Now Thiel wants to parlay his knowledge into building up his venture capital portfolio with a focus on consumer Internet companies, like search, content or commerce businesses.
He's raised $90 million for his hedge fund, and now he's seeking to raise $100 million for his venture endeavor, which, given the renewed appetite for new Internet investments may not be so hard these days. Rustic Canyon Ventures just raised a $165-million venture fund, which just closed on June 1.
One company he recently invested in was Xoom.com, a global money transfer company that's gunning to displace Western Union. (Xoom.com was the former community site that was started by entrepreneur Chris Kitze back in the heyday).
Another reason Thiel's opinions are worth contemplating is that in some ways, his company, PayPal, was in a similar situation that Overture is today with its relationship with Microsoft or Yahoo. PayPal's business relied heavily on EBay in the same way that Overture's business relies heavily on the traffic from Microsoft and Yahoo.
So, I asked Thiel whether he thought Overture should pursue being sold to either one. Thiel said that if ultimately Overture believes that the Internet will be a world in which there are few major outlets like three dominating portals, then it should sell. On Yahoo's part, the deal would make sense depending on whether Overture's stock reflects the loss of Microsoft's business. That's hard to gauge, but probably not the case.
As of Monday's close, Yahoo stood at $30.66, or 88 times this year's earnings estimate of 35 cents. Overture finished the day at $16.78, or 48 times this year's earnings estimate of 35 cents. At Overture's market valuation of $1 billion, its P/E suggests that it could earn $20.8 million this year. Assuming a generous portion of profit goes to Microsoft, say two-thirds of the profit, then Overture ex-Microsoft, would generate just under $7 million. It would therefore have a multiple of 143 times. Since this is greater than Yahoo's multiple, a deal at current prices might not be accretive for Yahoo.
Who do you think is EBay's biggest competitor? E-mail: Bfrancisco@marketwatch.com.
Speaking of online search and its future, online advertising is a hot topic in San Francisco this week. The Ad:Tech conference, which kicked off Monday at The Palace Hotel, will continue through Wednesday, with more than 2,000 people expected to attend.
I will be moderating a panel on Wednesday morning. My panel, hosted by LookSmart LOOK, -0.85% will be on the best practices in search marketing and initiatives beyond keyword searches. On the panel will be executives from Dell, Hotwire and BizRate.
On Tuesday, Lanny Baker, Smith Barney analyst, will moderate a panel on search innovation. On his panel will be executives from Overture, LookSmart, Google, Microsoft's MSFT, +1.31% MSN and Yahoo.
You can get free e-mail delivery of Bambi Francisco's Net Stocks daily and Net Sense weekly. Sign up here for Bambi Francisco's Net Stocks and Net Sense newsletters at MarketWatch.com. See previous Net Sense: The new, new bubble.


As part of an internal audit process focused on the provision of a duty of care, my services were requested to review standing operations procedures (SOPs) to ensure that an internationally recognised standard of 'best practice' was used.
Using a risk management methodology I was able to: identify threats and vulnerability, assess existing SOPs and identify gaps accordingly.
The final stage was to update the SOPs and train the local security team on the changes.
The outcome was an all-encompassing, regional security management plan.
The benefit of which allowed standardisation across the three countries. Deviance from the plan being easily identified and corrected.


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include_recipe 'omnibus-supermarket::config'

# The enterprise_pg resources use the CLI to create databases and users. Set
# these environment variables so the commands have the correct connection
# settings.

ENV['PGHOST'] = node['supermarket']['database']['host']
ENV['PGPORT'] = node['supermarket']['database']['port'].to_s

enterprise_pg_user node['supermarket']['database']['user'] do
  superuser true
  password node['supermarket']['database']['password'] || ''
  # If the database user is the same as the main postgres user, don't create it.
  not_if do
    node['supermarket']['database']['user'] ==
      node['supermarket']['postgresql']['username']
  end
end

enterprise_pg_database node['supermarket']['database']['name'] do
  owner node['supermarket']['database']['user']
end

node['supermarket']['database']['extensions'].each do |ext, enable|
  execute "create postgresql #{ext} extension" do
    user node['supermarket']['database']['user']
    command "echo 'CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS #{ext}' | psql"
    not_if "echo '\\dx' | psql #{node['supermarket']['database']['name']} | grep #{ext}"
  end
end

file "#{node['supermarket']['var_directory']}/etc/database.yml" do
  content({
    'production' => {
      'adapter' => 'postgresql',
      'database' => node['supermarket']['database']['name'],
      'username' => node['supermarket']['database']['user'],
      'password' => node['supermarket']['database']['password'],
      'host' => node['supermarket']['database']['host'],
      'port' => node['supermarket']['database']['port'],
      'pool' => node['supermarket']['database']['pool'],
    },
  }.to_yaml)
  owner node['supermarket']['user']
  group node['supermarket']['group']
  mode '0600'
end

link "#{node['supermarket']['app_directory']}/config/database.yml" do
  to "#{node['supermarket']['var_directory']}/etc/database.yml"
end

# Ensure the db schema is owned by the supermarket user, so dumping the db
# schema after migrate works
file "#{node['supermarket']['app_directory']}/db/schema.rb" do
  owner node['supermarket']['user']
end

execute 'database schema' do
  command 'bundle exec rake db:migrate db:seed'
  cwd node['supermarket']['app_directory']
  env 'RAILS_ENV' => 'production'
  user node['supermarket']['user']
end


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Pleocoma linsleyi är en skalbaggsart som beskrevs av Hovore 1971. Pleocoma linsleyi ingår i släktet Pleocoma och familjen Pleocomidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Skalbaggar
linsleyi


With a stay at Discovery Parks – Roxby Downs in Roxby Downs, you'll be within a 15-minute walk of Lions Park and RoxbyLink. This cabin is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Roxby Downs Golf Club and 6.4 mi (10.3 km) from Olympic Dam Mine.
Make yourself at home in one of the 55 guestrooms featuring microwaves. Cable television is provided for your entertainment.


Cases of candida are arising within the world. Individuals are suffering from a variety of symptoms and are unaware of the cause. Infections within the body are the most common result. Unhealthy levels of candida in the body can result from several situations.
Individuals who take oral antibodies are at increased risk of candida overgrowth ( in unhealthy levels). Normally, candida is not harmful unless it is placed in an unbalanced environment. When an individual takes antibiotics, it not only works to kill the infection, but it also can kill good intestinal flora.
A chain reaction can result in the individual developing increased levels of candida within the body. Overgrowth can result in additional infections and diseases taking place. The most common one known is yeast infections. If left untreated, it can lead to other problems and issues that can be dangerous.
Individuals with weakened immune systems are more susceptible to developing unhealthy candida. Dysfunctional immunity can be a result of other disease processes within the body as well as the body's inability to handle stressors.
HIV and AIDS is a more common situation where the immune system cannot fight defensively. But, this does not mean that you are safe from candida infections because you do not have HIV or AIDS. Individuals overtime can develop ineffective immune systems by not following a healthy lifestyle.
Individuals who consume high amounts of carbohydrates are at increased risk for developing candida overgrowth. The carbohydrates are readily converted into sugars within the body. The unhealthy amounts of sugar within the blood stream can inadvertently result in candida infections.
Many times, high intake of carbs along with a high amount of stress increases the chances of the development to higher degrees. The best way to overcome this situation is to follow a candida diet and exercise. Taking natural supplements for the body can increase the body's defenses from this disease as well as others.
Candida is found within the digestive tracts. If the body does not eliminate wastes effectively, then candida can begin growth in rapid states. This can result in stomach and intestinal pain as well as discomfort.
Toxins that do not leave the body in a sufficient amount of time can also create unwanted results within the body. It is important to eat a diet rich in fruits and vegetables as well as drink plenty of water. Regular elimination and cleansing processes will keep the digestive system in the best possible working order.
It is very important for individuals to understand how the body works naturally. By following simple guidelines, you can feel better and be free of the over population of candida within the body. Following a candida diet can provide the user with great results and help them to feel much better on a regular basis.
Adding a regular program of exercising and eating right will help you to live a healthier, longer life. Get plenty of rest and drink plenty of water. Take some time to relax and enjoy your friends along with family. Taking care of your body will allow you to feel better, enjoy fellowship with others, as well as enjoy the good things in life!


Add some punker-chic to your look! You can literally wear this black and red tartan skirt with almost everything: pair it with your favorite band tee, style it with knee socks or boots or dress it up with fishnet tights.
Turn heads in this edgy plaid mini styled with shiny zips.


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Top 10 Web Series on Netflix
Netflix is one of the leading web content streaming platform and also one of the pioneers. Netflix was the one platform that proved that web content can be really good and sometimes even better than cinema. So a lot of moviemakers opted for Netflix and now it has a large audience all over the world. So for you to binge-watch, we are presenting our top 10 list of the web series you can watch on Netflix.
Marvel's Daredevil (2015)
One of the best superhero dramas you will ever watch on screen. The story is of a blind vigilante who is up against crime with no special superpower except to navigate the world through his senses which are heightened after he gets radioactive material in his eyes.
It's twisted, it's thrilling and it's dark – the series is just perfect. Impeccable story and screenplay with really good cinematography. Four families get connected after two children vanish in the woods and then their dark deeds are revealed. The show contains supernatural elements that will just blow your mind.
Marvel's Jessica Jones (2015)
Marvel Cinematic Universe transformed its storytelling in web medium by showing stories of those characters who are not perfect. This series is the story of a superhero Jessica Jones who is trying to figure out her identity in this fast-changing world of superheroes.
13 Reasons Why (2016)
The series is just hard-hiding. Talking about various topics that will compel you to think about the things happening in society. This is the story of a teenager who committed suicide due to various reasons and those reasons are recorded in audiotapes that reach a friend of hers.
Breaking Bad (2008)
Considered to be the top web series of all time this series is just amazing. Telling the story of a chemistry teacher who learns that he is going to die, turns to meth-making business which puts him in one of the most adventurous journeys of our world.
House of Cards (2013)
This is the modern game of politics where Frank Underwood is elected as secretary of state of the USA. He along with his wife decides to take revenge from the people who were not faithful to him while he was trying to be successful.
Love, Death & Robots (2019)
If you are a fan of animation – whether it be anime, 3d, computer-generated, simple 2d version, comic style- you name it, you will get it in this series. Each episode features a short story made in different animation styles which is just amazing and engaging.
Altered Carbon (2018)
A fictional world where consciousness can be transported among bodies – in this world a former soldier must investigate the murder of a person which will unravel the dark strings of this world and unravel some mysterious forces.
Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist, and Luke Cage come together to defend the city of New York from the impending danger which will destroy their city as it is. They must be ready to sacrifice their lives to save the city.
A person named Gus moves into an apartment complex that is inhabited by college-going students. He has shifted there after breaking up with his girlfriend. Now he finds himself in a world which he has forgotten long ago.
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The genes fadI and fadJ from Comamonas testosteroni KF1 are homologous to genes encoding the components of multifunctional enzyme complexes involved in fatty acid side chain β-oxidation. Both of these genes are located within the steroid degradation locus in the genome. FadJ had hydratase activity towards the 5-carbon side chain of cholic acid metabolite; however, gene knockout studies revealed no phenotypic changes in growth patterns. In the Actinobacterium Thermomonospora curvata DSM 43183, the genes Tcur3480, Tcur3482 and ltp2Tcur, located within a steroid side chain degrading operon, together encode a multifunctional steroid degrading enzyme complex. It was previously determined that the aldolase Ltp2Tcur associates with the hydratase Tcur3480-Tcur3482 through the DUF35 domain, although the catalytic mechanism and kinetic parameters were unknown. The crystal structure of Ltp2Tcur-DUF35 was solved and wild-type and mutant variant kinetic parameters were determined to support a proposed, novel retro-aldol catalytic mechanism involving two catalytic tyrosine residues.


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Brachyorrhos es un género de serpientes de la familia Homalopsidae. Se distribuyen por las Molucas y quizá Timor oriental.

Especies
Se reconocen las siguientes:
 Brachyorrhos albus (Linnaeus, 1758)
 Brachyorrhos gastrotaenius (Bleeker, 1860)
 Brachyorrhos raffrayi (Sauvage, 1879)
 Brachyorrhos wallacei Murphy, Mumpuni, de Lang, Gower & Sanders, 2012

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This Rescue Pit Bull Made His Bed Every Day While Waiting To Be Adopted
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During his wait for a forever home, this pooch remained particularly polite throughout his stay at an animal shelter.
A video uploaded to YouTube earlier this month by the Society for the Improvement of Conditions for Stray Animals' pet adoption center in Kettering, Ohio, features Rush, a pit bull, making his own bed. According to the animal shelter's video description, the diligent dog had been doing so every day while he was there.
The adorable video unsurprisingly melted the hearts of people across the Internet, receiving more than 500,000 views on YouTube as of Monday afternoon. His endearing manners ended up capturing the attention of the dog lovers who adopted him earlier this month after his latest 30-day stay at the shelter.
Rush had actually stayed at the shelter prior to those 30 days, Megan Moon, community engagement manager at SICSA, told The Huffington Post in a message. The pooch was brought there as a puppy and was adopted after a couple months. However, the owners returned him in September. It was then that the shelter noticed he had developed the precious habit of making his bed every day.
Thankfully, Rush has a permanent place to make his bed now and Moon told HuffPost that he's been doing very well with his new owners.
To learn more about Rush or SICSA, head over to the organization's website here.


Follow God's will for a newfound and heavenly purpose.
What might this new challenge be?
Find your unique form of service.
2. God has used people for mission through history's span.
Why would we think that just now he's stopped talking to man?
Prophets and priests, one and all.
No-one is outside God's plan.
3. Are you afraid? Are you scared of the task set before you?
Mission impossible - surely God's asked too much of you?
God's Holy Spirit is near!
Just let the power shine through you.
Miracle workers are just normal people who've prayed.
Faith will be richly repaid.
5. Christians united! We answer the call that God sends us.
Prayerfully trying our hardest at what is before us.


The independent Atlantic League team the Lancaster Barnstormers has made a production out of two brothers Blake and Gavin Glass who ask Barnstormers players probing questions such as Who Looks At Themselves In The Mirror The Most and What Is The Best Pickup Line To Use On A Girl. The videos are pretty funny and the players, which include former big leaguers T.J. Beam, Fernando Seguignol, Jonah Bayliss, and Butch Hobson, as well as many minor league veterans you might recognize, are all great sports and offer some pretty humorous responses to the questions.
In addition to being awesome kid reporters, Blake Glass and his brother are also apparently awesome kids. Our friend Jason Bristol sent us the link to THIS STORY he did on Blake, the older of the two boys. It turns out that Blake has a condition called Alopecia areata which causes him not to have hair on any part of his body. He turned his autograph collecting passion into a fundraiser, donating a nickle out of his allowance for every autograph to the National Alopecia Areata Foundation through his project Autographs 4 Alopecia. In the first video below you can watch the story on the project and below that you can view some of his and Gavin's awesome work as the Barnstormers Kid Reporters. You can visit Blake's website Autographs4Alopecia.com and Like Autographs 4 Alopecia On Facebook. The two brothers are also holding a Silent Auction at tonight's Barnstormers Game to raise money for the foundation. If you use twitter or facebook, be sure to retweet or share this story via the buttons above and help spread the word about these young men and their Autographs 4 Alopecia cause.
UPDATE: The brothers raised $726 during their auction.
Blake getting advice on the ladies!


Member of the Committee, Professor Lumina is a Research Professor of Public Law at the University of Fort Hare and an Extra-Ordinary Professor of Human Rights Law at the University of Pretoria. He served as the United Nations Independent Expert on the effects of foreign debt and other related international financial obligations of States on the full enjoyment of all human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights from 2008 to 2014. In 2013, he produced the United Nations special report on Greece and Human Rights.


5.5 X 5.5 inches at the widest point. This early 1900's Iroquois' beaded (both sides) pouch is in great condition as pictured, except for the silk strap. The item "Antique 1900 Beaded Iroquois Pouch Native American Indian" is in sale since Wednesday, August 15, 2018. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Cultures & Ethnicities\Native American\ US\1800-1934\Beads & Beadwork".
The seller is "bluecoyote2000" and is located in Nashville, Indiana. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Dominican republic, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, El salvador, Honduras, Jamaica.


StatsRadio™ co-founders Louis-Philippe Sutton and Benoit Pelletier have strong broadcast, agency and marketing backgrounds. In 2014, they predicted that without intervention, radio's advertising dominance in Québec would be usurped by digital platforms like Google and Facebook. Real-time data availability – anytime, anywhere – was the innovation radio needed in order to compete in an impressions-based economy. But how?
Sutton and Pelletier began dreaming up new ways to measure and understand radio listeners. One afternoon, on a floating dock in Québec's Cottage Country, they hit on the solution. They formed a partnership with Écho Sondage, whose client roster includes Air Canada, IBM, Heritage Canada, the National Bank of Canada and the University of Montreal, to create StatsRadio™'s proprietary hybrid measurement methodology.
StatsRadio™'s innovation was strategically designed to give radio stations a competitive edge for advertising contracts. It extrapolates radio listenership totals and demographics in real time, using a hybrid of streaming data with telephone survey data.
Armed with reliable, real-time data, early adopters in Québec City, Lévis and Montréal began to transform their programming as well as their sales approaches. Like all radio broadcasters, these stations used to wait months, and sometimes years, to gauge the impact of programming choices. Now, having adopted StatsRadio™, they were accessing and analyzing data at will, and applying what they learned to each decision. As a result, the stations became more agile than they'd ever been, increasing audience sizes through swift, responsive shifts in talent and format.
While the stations' program managers were increasing listening audiences, their sales teams were more accurately estimating reach-potential during ad buys and measuring campaign results in real time. With agility equal to their programming counterparts, sales teams were able to correct for reach discrepancies during each campaign to satisfy their clients' expectations.
By adopting StatsRadio™, these forward-thinking broadcasters grew their audiences and expanded their advertisers' reach. With one transformative step, they increased revenues in a highly competitive environment.
"Our partnership with StatsRadio™ completely changed how we do business," said CJMD 96.9's Jonathan Drolet. "It allowed us to consolidate our reputation. The precision and immediacy of the statistics we received from StatsRadio™ helped us react quickly with our content creators, with a goal of achieving higher listenership satisfaction.
"We have been using the tool for over a year now. Through the radio stations we represent, the statistics gathered by StatsRadio™ have allowed us to present our clients a concrete overview. Currently, twenty-seven stations from our network are StatsRadio™ members. The platform's data have allowed us to develop new clientele and to open up new opportunities, making it possible for us to demonstrate our stations' performance with much better clarity.
"Additionally, with such an efficient analysis methodology, and with a much wider sampling spectrum compared to traditional surveys, our results with StatsRadio™ are now closer to the actual listenership figures for regional stations.
"The platform is simple, efficient and easy to use, even for starters.
Members of StatsRadio™'s client list currently surpasses 70 Canadian radio stations located from coast to coast. These broadcasters are increasing advertising sales by applying platform's cost-effective suite of tools to understand, accurately communicate, and grow their reach.
In addition to its ground-breaking audience-measurement methodology, that measures any size market's total listenership, StatsRadio™'s Web Platform digitally displays real-time measurement results, for anytime-anywhere access via internet browser.
Follo™ allows radio-broadcast clients (advertisers and agencies) to digitally track real-time campaign performance (ad delivery, cumulative reach, listening hours, demographic breakdown and impression), just like they've become accustomed to doing with digital-advertising platforms.
The company's innovative plug-and-play Streaming Box, included with every subscription, eliminates the headaches associated with streaming a station's content, and ensures consistent listener measurement.
On that floating dock, on a dreamy Cottage Country afternoon, StatsRadio™'s founders believed in radio's future. Even more so now, the leaders of this Québec startup believe in radio as the most powerful advertising tool to reach regional consumers. With StatsRadio™ innovative data services, broadcasters now have what they need to enhance, and to demonstrate, their stations' effectiveness.
Visit www.statsradio.com for more details.


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Q: .json - File in Pandas-DataFrame: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'keys' I am currently working with some result-files of a study which are saved in a .json-format.
However, I could work with some of them in Python-Pandas using tutorials and going like:
file = open(path, 'r')
    meta_df = pd.read_json(file)

Using the same method for another .json yields:

AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'keys'

The .json looks like:
[
{
"reference": null,
"enter_app": 1603456818731,
"dummy1": 1603456925901,
"dummy2": 1603456971867,
"start_time": 1603456828542,
"end_time": null,
"entered_link": null,
"start_task": null,
"end_task": null,
"start_task2": null,
"end_task2": null,
"End_begin": null,
"End_end": null
 },
{
"test_version": "7",
"component_id": "10",
"ResultId": "2222",
"Id": "2",
"device": "desktop",
"operatingSystem": "Linux OS",
"link": "00000000",
"browser": "BrowserName = Chrome\nVersion = 80.0.3987.163",
"language": "de",
"age": null,
"gender": null
},
{
"baseline": {
  "1": 33,
  "2": 19,
  "3": 36,
  "4": 4
 },
"intermediate": {
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  "2": null,
  "3": null,
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"post": {
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  "3": null,
  "4": null
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},
{
"begin_p": null,
"end_p": null
}
]

Do you have any idea?
Seems to have to do with the structure of the .json, right? But as it is saved like this for all participants, I would like to


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» Infrastructure and Environment
Infrastructure and Environment
Institute for Infrastructure and Environment (IIE) at the School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh
Centre for Biomedical Engineering at Edinburgh (CBEE)
Each of the following Research Institutes is a major centre of expertise and between them they span much of modern engineering:
Masters by Research, MPhil and Visiting Students
MScR - Masters by Research
Degree Programmes and Duration
Open Days are a great opportunity to come and see the University for yourself. You can find out about student life in Edinburgh from the people who know it best - our students and staff.
Research at the School of Engineering
Professor Bernard Mulgrew
About the School of Engineering
Over 200 staff and 2000 students sit within five teaching Disciplines and seven Research Institutes covering the breadth and depth of world-leading engineering.
Prestigious Engineering Scholarships Awarded
The Arkwright Scholarships Trust has made its 2012 award of Scholarships for aspiring leaders in engineering. 335 Scholarships for school students and 4 Undergraduate Scholarships were awarded – the largest ever annual number.


Getting hurt on the job can ruin your day or your life. But getting workers' comp can be confusing, especially if your injuries are severe.
If you are hurt at work, make sure you inform your supervisor. It's best to use email so that there's a record of the date, time, and any responses. You also want to tell someone in your HR department so they can send you relevant paperwork.
You will, of course, need to see a doctor. You usually need to get a second opinion from a doctor approved by your company. Make sure your doctor knows this is a workers' comp case so they can document your injuries and treatment carefully. Get copies of all your medical records, test results, and diagnostics.
You'll also want to make a personal record of your injuries. Start a journal and take pictures of your injuries as you heal. Make sure you document your pain levels, pay you've missed, and any emotional distress you feel.
Get physical copies of everything. Purchase a file and organize emails, insurance claims, bills, and medical records in chronological order. This is your "evidence file."
It's important to see an attorney who specializes in workers' compensation. Navigating relevant laws and ever-changing company policies requires particular training and experience.
Try to schedule two or three consultations. It's important to find the right fit for your case. Consultations are usually free, so you are only out your time.
Bring your evidence file to your consultation. This will help your prospective attorney judge your case more accurately. They may also be able to give you useful feedback on building your case.
Have you won a case like mine?
How "solid" is my case?
How do you or your firm handle fees? Are there payment plans, etc?
After you find the right attorney for your case, continue updating your journal and your file. Any lingering pain or disability can change the outcome of your settlement.
You deserve a fair workers' compensation. Hiring an attorney who specializes in cases like yours can make all the difference in getting the money you deserve and helping you get better. Contact a firm like Ransom, Gilbertson, Martin & Ratliff, L.L.P to get started.