Well, good question. Oklahoma passed a law in 2010 which seemed to address this issue. Specifically, the law gives the executor or administrator of an estate the power to "take control of, conduct, continue, or terminate any accounts of a deceased person…" However, the law has an important caveat, this power can only be used "where otherwise authorized." As Marshall Dyer points out, it seems that the caveat would only allow an administrator or executor to act when authorized by the terms of service. It is not at all clear that many social media sites allow for such control by an administrator or executor.
Another concern about this legislation is that it allows the executor or administrator to take control, continue, or conduct the accounts. It makes sense to continue a Facebook account if there is potential of revenue, or important messages need to be conveyed to followers of the account. But, allowing an administrator or executor to conduct a Facebook account, may not be what the decedent intended.
There is currently no case law to help us interpret this statute or its efficacy. But, a new social media law is making the rounds and being adopted by states. The Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act appears to be helpful in allowing administrators and executors administer social media sites.
Until more guidance is offered by the Courts about how to protect online assets, one option is to include language in estate planning documents authorizing executors and trustees to take limited actions regarding online accounts. Although there is no guarantee that social media sites will follow these instructions, it is at least a starting point.


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EU unveils 300 billion euro answer to China's Belt and Road
Jan Strupczewski
Dec 01, 2021 • December 1, 2021 • 2 minute read • Join the conversation
BRUSSELS — The European Commission unveiled on Wednesday a plan to invest 300 billion euros globally by 2027 in infrastructure, digital and climate projects as a better alternative to China's Belt and Road Initiative.
The scheme, called Global Gateway, is to strengthen Europe's supply chains, boost EU trade and help fight climate change, focusing on digitalisation, health, climate and energy and transport sectors, as well as education and research.
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China launched its Belt and Road project to boost trade links with the rest of the world in 2013 and has been spending heavily on the development of infrastructure in dozens of countries around the world.
But EU officials say the financing terms offered by Beijing are often unfavorable, not transparent, and make some poorer countries, especially in Africa, dependent on China through debt.
"Indeed, countries … need better and different offers (to China's initiative)," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told a news conference, unveiling the EU scheme, which she called "a true alternative."
EU money, in the form of grants, loans and guarantees, will come from EU institutions, governments, as well as EU financial institutions and national development banks.
"The EU will offer its financing under fair and favorable terms in order to limit the risk of debt distress," the Commission said in a statement.
"Without proper transparency, good governance and high standards projects can be badly chosen or designed, left incomplete or be used to fuel corruption. This not only stunts growth and deprives local communities but it ultimately creates dependencies, which can limit countries' ability to make decisions," the Commission said.
The Commission said the Global Gateway plan would aim to forge links with other countries without creating dependence.
"It will focus on physical infrastructure – such as fiber optic cables, clean transport corridors, clean power transmission lines – to strengthen digital, transport and energy networks," the Commission said.
The Commission said that by helping other countries the EU would also promote its own interests and strengthen its supply chains, the vulnerability of which became apparent during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Reporting by Jan Strupczewski Editing by John Chalmers, William Maclean)
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Sonny Sharrock, a major figure in free-jazz guitar, died on Thursday at his home in Ossining, N.Y. He was 53.
The cause was a heart attack, said his manager, Mary McGuire.
Mr. Sharrock was a pioneering guitarist in the free-jazz movement of the late 1960's. His guitar solos streaked and clanged, using blistering speed and raw noise to create music that had both the openness of jazz and the power of rock.
Mr. Sharrock was born in Ossining and sang in a doo-wop group as a teen-ager. He decided to become a jazz musician after hearing Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue" in the late 1950's.
Because he had asthma, he ruled out playing his favorite instrument, the saxophone, and instead took up the guitar in 1960. His idols were saxophonists, however, and he worked to transfer the expressiveness of improvisers like John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman and Albert Ayler to his guitar. He developed a personal vocabulary of overdriven amplifiers, high-speed tremolos and percussive picking on muffled strings. Like Ayler, he often built solos atop resonant melodies based in folk and blues.
Mr. Sharrock moved to New York City in 1965 and worked as a sideman with musicians including Pharoah Sanders, Cannonball Adderley and Miles Davis. In 1966, he recorded the influential album "Tauhid" with Mr. Sanders, and he went on to record with Wayne Shorter and Don Cherry; he appears, uncredited, on "Yesternow," from Miles Davis's 1970 album "A Tribute to Jack Johnson."
In 1980, Mr. Sharrock began working with the producer Bill Laswell, who introduced him to New York's experimental downtown improvisers. He appears on Material's 1982 album "Memory Serves," produced by Mr. Laswell, who also produced Mr. Sharrock's albums "Guitar" and "Seize the Rainbow." Mr. Sharrock was a member of the high-powered improvising group Last Exit with Mr. Laswell on bass, Ronald Shannon Jackson on drums and Peter Brotzmann on saxophone.
He also led his own groups, which performed regularly at jazz and rock clubs, and he recorded albums in the United States and Europe. "In the last few years," he told an interviewer in 1991, "I've been trying to find a way for the terror and the beauty to live together in one song. I know it's possible."
Mr. Sharrock is survived by his wife, Nettie, and his daughter, Jasmyn, both of Ossining.


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Entrepreneurs riding in elevators
October 27, 2017 by Melody Walker
The 6th annual Real Elevator Pitch Competition is open for submissions. Sponsored by Saint Louis University, this contest is open to all college students. Two cash prizes will be awarded to the best business plan pitches.
The Real Elevator Pitch competition takes place on real elevators in the second tallest building in Missouri: One Met Square in downtown St. Louis. Real students deliver real startup pitches to real investors while riding up 40 stories on the building's elevators.
Submissions are due by Nov. 7, 2017 at 11:59 CST
Saint Louis University staged the first Real Elevator Pitch six years ago and it has been a successful competition ever since.
Startup business pitches can be submitted in two categories: for profit ideas and nonprofit ideas.
To enter the competition, you must submit a 30 second pitch:
1.) Record your video and upload it to YouTube.
2.) Fill out the SUBMISSION FORM
A blue-ribbon panel of judges will select the top 18 that will move on to the Final Round.
The 18 Finalists will be invited to One Met Square building in downtown St. Louis to pitch to 30+ wealthy judges while riding up and down on 12 elevators.
See the 'Real' Elevator Pitch FAQs to help answer any questions you might have or email ecenter@slu.edu for more information.
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Boeing Center symposium awards cash prizes
June 22, 2017 by The Boeing Center
With more than ten thousand dollars at stake, student teams competed in the first-ever Project of the Year Symposium, hosted by The Boeing Center for Supply Chain Innovation (BCSCI), on May 17 at Washington University. The BCSCI symposium featured the top five corporate mini-consulting projects executed via our Center in the 2016-2017 academic year. The top prize, $5,500, for Best Project of the Year was awarded to the Emerson team. A second award, $3,000, was given to the Belden team for a project that demonstrated the greatest immediate business impact. A third award. $2,000, was given to the Monsanto team for delivering the best presentation. All winning teams will be inducted into the Boeing Center Projects Hall of Fame.
Each student team had 15 minutes in front of a panel of judges composed of BCSCI advisory board members and representatives.
While all of our project teams (a total of 15 corporate projects) did an excellent job this year, these five demonstrated a particularly high level of execution, which set them apart. We are grateful to all of our member companies for providing us with interesting and challenging projects, and to all the students who worked on Boeing Center projects this year.
A special thanks goes out to our judges and board members in attendance: Greg Krekeler (Boeing), Mike Woerner (Edward Jones), Eric Carlson (Emerson), Marcelle Pires (Monsanto), Becky McDonough (Monsanto), and of course our own Sergio Chayet (WashU) and Panos Kouvelis (WashU & BCSCI Director). We look forward to developing more innovative supply chain solutions in the fall semester!
Representing this academic year's projects in the competition were:
ABI student team: Serena Chen, Xinyue Du, Marcus Lei, Yanyan Li, and Cauthen Mordente.
Anheuser-Busch InBev | Fall 2016
The Anheuser-Busch InBev team's project revolved around optimizing the inventory mix at distribution centers for some of ABI's craft beer products. The need to achieve shipping efficiency by shipping full truckloads is a challenge when lower volume craft beers are involved. It is also important to maintain high service levels of performance when delivering to wholesalers.
The team utilized simulation models to support either the use of higher inventory levels at the distribution center, or shipping lower volume and higher volume beers on the same truck to achieve higher service levels for craft beers.
Belden | Spring 2017
Panos Kouvelis with Belden student team: Bonnie Bao, Michael Stein, Yuying Wang, and Yuyao Zhu.
The award for the "Greatest Immediate Business Impact," with impressive overall cost savings to the company, was given to the Belden team.
The Belden team used the continuous review modeling approach, together with concepts of ABC analysis and market uncertainty, to identify opportunities for lowering costs and improving service levels at PPC, a Belden subsidiary in Syracuse, NY. The proposed decision support spreadsheet will be immediately implemented by the company, and will result in substantial savings. This project delivered the most immediate business impact.
Boeing | Spring 2017
Student team: Vineet Chauhan, Phil Goetz, Brian Liu, Sontaya Sherrell, and Fan Zhang.
The Boeing team's goal was to determine the most influential order and part characteristics affecting suppliers' on-time delivery statistics of Boeing's transactional spare parts business.
Emerson | Spring 2017
Student team: Kushal Chawla, Serena Chen, Kai Ji, Jeffrey Lantz, and Zoe Zhao, pictured at top of page.
The judges determined that the Emerson team had delivered the best overall project performance (problem solution, business impact, and presentation), and was declared "Project of the Year" winner. The Emerson project team worked with ProTeam's Richmond Hill facility to determine the optimal product mix, optimize inventory management of stock, and develop a data analysis model to facilitate future upkeep of the system. This was a well-executed project, with rigorous analysis and strong presentation by the team.
Monsanto | Spring 2017
Student team: Hai Cao, Yanyan Li, Ashwin Kumar, Jonathan Neff, Tom Siepman, and Xukun Zan.
Finally, the Monsanto team's goal was to understand, define, and map out the credit processes within Monsanto. The audience enjoyed this team's excellent presentation. The Monsanto team impressed the judges with the quality of its work and its exceptional presentation, and received the "Presentation Excellence" award.
Boeing Center Symposium photo gallery • click here
For more supply chain digital content and cutting-edge research, check us out on the socials [@theboeingcenter] and our website [olin.wustl.edu/bcsci]
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Infection-fighting device wins $25,000 in Discovery Competition
June 8, 2017 by Guest Blogger
The winning team, named Project Starfish, is creating a device that uses short-wavelength ultraviolet light (UVC), which kills bacteria, molds, viruses and other pathogens, to continuously and effectively kill bacteria in urinary catheters. About 75 percent of urinary tract infections acquired in the hospital are associated with the use of a catheter, and up to 25 percent of hospitalized patients in the hospital receive a urinary catheter, according to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention.
Elizabeth Bowman
Project Starfish has received a provisional patent for its device and has confirmed with FDA consultants that the device will follow a relatively inexpensive regulatory pathway, said Elizabeth Bowman. Bowman received a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering with a minor in commercial entrepreneurship May 19.
"We're really glad that we won this competition because we needed to the money to move us forward to the next step," said Bowman, who plans to continue working on the project in addition to working as a health-care consultant in Silicon Valley.
The team's initial funding to build a 3-D prototype and a small circuit board came from Sling Health (formerly IDEA Labs).
Other team members are:
John Bisognono, sophomore, majoring in computer science with a minor in bioinformatics
Elliot Jaffe, BS/MS student in electrical engineering with a second major in physics
Caleb Ji, first-year student majoring in math
Daniel Lane, doctoral student in biomedical engineering
Jessica Miller, founder and an MD/PhD student at the School of Medicine and in biomedical engineering
Vineet Chauhan and John Henschen, MBA students in the Olin Business School
Jay Vasileva, a graduating biomedical engineering student from Saint Louis University
Project Starfish plans to incorporate this summer.
The School of Engineering & Applied Science's Discovery Competition promotes innovative discoveries that solve a particular challenge or need. The competition provides undergrad engineering students a forum to explore their entrepreneurial interests with support from mentors, to use their creativity to develop solutions for real-world problems, and to compete for financial resources that could help turn their ideas into businesses. The annual competition is funded by Engineering alumni.
Link to more about the 2017 Discovery Competition.
By: Beth Miller, School of Engineering & Applied Science
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Quants earn 3rd place in year-long competition
April 26, 2017 by Melody Walker
A team of Olin students took third place in the Chicago Quantitative Alliance's Investment Challenge, a year-long competition that requires students to apply stock selection and portfolio management skills in a simulated, real life hedge fund experience. Congratulations to the WashU Green Team: Chongyu Li, Siyong Chen, Yingan Yi, Yuanfang Liu, Yuming Lou, and Sahil Ghurye, captain, for their excellent finish.
"It pits you against other domestic and international business schools like Cornell, Columbia, Fuqua, Tepper, CUHK, ISB, Georgia Tech etc.," said Sahil Ghurye. "This year 50 colleges took part in the competition."
Rich Ryffel, Senior Lecturer in Finance has organized and mentored Olin teams for the CQA competition for the past two years. "The objective of the CQA Investment Challenge is to successfully manage an equity long/short market neutral portfolio over the course of the academic year," Ryffel explained. Kirk MacDonald, a Senior Research Analyst at Argent Capital Management served as the team advisor.
"It gave us a great opportunity to apply classroom theories to a simulated real world setting," said Ghurye. "The competition helped us follow the public markets and factor recent macroeconomic trends that might affect our portfolio. We had to monitor our portfolio often to stay within the constraints set by the challenge."
The winning team was determined by the combination of their absolute return, risk adjusted return and an evaluation of a strategy presentation with an emphasis on the risk adjusted returns. Prizes include $3,000 in prize money distributed across the top three teams ($1500, $1000, $500).
Ghurye and his fellow finance quant team members encourage other students to compete in the CQA. "I would certainly recommend the CQA challenge to students who aspire to work in finance. The challenge doesn't take too much of your time but it gives you great exposure to public markets and to great mentors." Another perk, Ghurye adds: "The CQA challenge looks good on your resume and is a great conversation starter in interviews."
What is the Chicago Quantitative Alliance (CQA)?
The CQA is a professional investment organization comprised of leading quantitative investment practitioners. The CQA membership includes investment managers, academics, plan sponsors, consultants, and other investment professionals. The primary goal of the CQA is to facilitate the interchange of ideas between quantitative professionals.
Source: CQA website.
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Olin teams negotiate wins in Baylor contest
April 10, 2017 by Guest Blogger
The first weekend in April, a group of four Olin students: Kevin Pung, David Gumins, Jon Goldstein, and Andrew Glantz, along with negotiations professor and PhD candidate Elizabeth Luckman, traveled to Waco, Texas for a negotiations competition. Andrew wrote this post for the blog:
The Baylor Business Negotiations Competition consisted of three rounds (single-elimination) with teams of two people each (12 teams overall). Kevin and I were on a team, and David and Jon were on another team.
The first round was 35-minutes: our role was a pharmaceuticals company hiring two consultants and we had to negotiate a contract with them. Both of our teams made it to the next round (semi-finals).
The semi-final round was also 35 minutes: our role was the in-store sales strategy team at a Walmart-esque company and we had to negotiate a marketing strategy/budget with the online division. Only two teams with the highest scores out of the six semi-finalists made it to finals. Kevin and I ranked 1st after that round; David and Jon ranked 5th.
Kevin and I then competed in finals in an auditorium for a 45-minute negotiation: our role was a development company negotiating a maintenance contract with a large company. It was a close negotiation and we ended up with a beneficial deal, but lost in a 2-1 decision with the judges. Kevin and I each won $150 for placing 2nd in the competition.
This was the first intercollegiate national competition of this nature. WashU is looking to possibly host one in the future in addition to other colleges. It was terrific to see the two teams place 2nd and 5th from WashU! I look forward to seeing WashU continue this in the future.
Guest Blogger: Andrew Glantz BSBA '17
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Yesterday the kids came home from school with Mother's Day cards and decorated flower pots. And immediately, my heart melted. They could have brought me a hand-scribbled drawing and I would have loved it. There's just something about a handmade gift.
So if you're still looking for that last-minute, simple handmade gift….here are some ideas from your house and mine….
Painted tin-can flower pots by Dos Family (seen via Creature Comforts). Genius! Fill them with flowers and give to mom! (make sure you poke holes in the bottom of the cans for drainage).
Flowers made of painted toilet paper rolls! by Saltwater Kids.
Crocheted Nesting Xups by Lorajean's Magazine. They're perfect for buttons, thread, candy?
And while we're talking about sweets, two recipes from Joy the Baker….
Dulce de Leche Cupcakes. Oh my.
And now a small rehash from the archives….


Positioning is the result of strategic marketing tactics.
Positioning drives strategy and marketing because it creates the target audience. A quote from the marketing team of Al Ries and Jack Trout is illuminating: "Positioning is not what you do to a product; it is what you do to the mind of a prospect." Positioning defines your product according to the needs and buying characteristics of people who will buy the product. It also locates the market venue where you will find your target customers.
The customer marketplace is vast. Segmentation is the first step in positioning because it identifies the groups of customers who have similar needs, buying habits and demographics. When positioning your product, it is not possible to create a marketing strategy that is all things to all customers. You must define the customers you want to target and shape your strategy to reach them.
Your targeting strategy involves finding the customer group that is most likely to buy your product and developing your brand image and message to appeal to their needs and buying habits. You may even create a need they didn't know they had. Razor maker Gillette did this in the 1950s when it made shaved legs a need for women with its "Lovely lady, don't forget. Protect your loveliness with Gillette," campaign. Gillette positioned its razors in the needs categories of millions of women.
Positioning establishes where you are and where you want to be as a result of your strategic marketing. It creates a brand concept that marketing places in the minds of the target customer. Marketing accomplishes that using strategies based on a thorough understanding of the psychographics and demographics of the market segment identified as the target audience.
A famous example of positioning was Coca Cola's television commercial depicting a small boy giving a tired and sweaty Pittsburgh Steelers football star, Mean Joe Green, his bottle of Coke after a game. Green is so touched by the kindness that he gives the boy his football jersey and the scene finishes with the boy happily saying "Gee, thanks, Mean Joe," as the Coca Cola music and logo usher the viewer back to reality -- with warm fuzzy feelings about Coke and a feeling that it is truly the best choice for refreshment when you are tired and thirsty.
Duff, Victoria. "How Positioning Affects Strategy & Marketing Tactics." Small Business - Chron.com, http://smallbusiness.chron.com/positioning-affects-strategy-marketing-tactics-34621.html. Accessed 20 April 2019.


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Breaking: INEC extends PVC collection deadline by one week
To investigate discriminatory issuance of PVCs, extortion
By Editor January 12, 2023 Updated: January 13, 2023 No Comments3 Mins Read
Mr Festus Okoye
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The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has extended the on-going collection of Permanent Voter Cards PVCs, by one week.
INEC which took the decision at its regular meeting Thursday in Abuja, said the exercise would now end January 29 instead of Sunday January 22.
The commission in a press statement issued by its National Commissioner and Chairman Information and Voter Education, Festus Okoye, said the decision was to ensure no eligible voter was disenfranchised.
INEC expressed satisfaction with the large turn out of voters at the various collection centres nationwide.
The statement made available to Ikengaonline read in part: "The Commission is encouraged by the tum-out of registered voters and the surge in the number of collected PVCs across the country. In some of the states, as many as 100,000 PVCs were collected in the last five days since the devolution to Ward level started on Saturday 6th January 2023.
"The Commission is determined to ensure that registered voters have ample opportunity to collect their PVCs ahead of the forthcoming election. For this reason, the time-frame for collection of PVCs is extended by eight days. Instead of ending on Sunday 22nd January 2023, the collection of PVCs will continue until Sunday 29th January 2023. At the moment, the period of collection is 9.00am – 3.00pm daily (including Saturdays and Sundays).
"As a result of this extension, there is a consequential adjustment of the collection by location as follows:
Collection at Registration Area (Ward) level is extended by one a week from Monday 16th – Sunday 22nd January 2023.
Collection at Local Government level will resume on Monday 23rd – Sunday 29th January 2023."
INEC said it was investigating allegations of extortion by officials at some centres, vowing to punish anyone found culpable.
It also said it was investigating allegations of discriminatory issuance of PVCs in some parts of the country, saying such sharp practice is against the values of the commission.
"Commission is investigating allegations of extortion by officials at some of the collection centres and inducement by some unscrupulous voters to circumvent processes in order to obtain their PVCs. Those found culpable will be face disciplinary action and/or prosecution.
"Similarly, the Commission is disturbed by allegations of discriminatory issuance of PVCs in some locations. This is against the law. All bonafide registrants are entitled to their PVCs and to use them to vote on Election Day in any part of the country where they are registered. Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs) have been directed to ensure that no such practices occur nationwide and take immediate disciplinary action against violators.
"For the record, the Commission has printed 13,868,441 PVCs for all new valid registrants as well as applicants for transfer or replacement of cards. Nevertheless, issuing officers should compile any complaints about non-availability of cards and forward them to their immediate supervisors for the attention of Resident Electoral Commissioners (REC) who shall compile and forward them for necessary action.
"The Commission once again appreciates the patience and perseverance of citizens as we continue to fine tune our process to make the collection of PVCs easier."


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10. Nurse Daniels Transcript
Here's a full transcript of the tenth episode of Shedunnit.
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Caroline: On 6 October 1926, a young woman went into the cloakroom on the quay at Boulogne in France. Her friend was waiting for her outside, expecting her to come out again quickly because they were due to catch the boat back to England in ten minutes' time. The seconds ticked by, and the boat left, but still the young woman didn't appear. She was never seen alive again.
Five months later, her body was found several miles away. An umbrella and a syringe of morphine were lying nearby, and it looked as if she had been strangled. No witnesses came forward and the police were baffled. British and French journalists descended on the town, eager to try their hand at investigating this riddle. Among them was a newly-married Dorothy L. Sayers, a detective novelist with a keen interest in the crimes of her day, excited to test out her sleuthing skills on an actual case. But when she got there, she found that not every crime has a neat beginning, an intriguing middle and a satisfying ending. Real life is a whole lot more complicated.
This is the story of Nurse Daniels.
Welcome to Shedunnit. I'm Caroline Crampton. This is another instalment in my series about the real life crimes that inspired the writers of classic detective stories. In this episode, we'll learn about Dorothy L. Sayer's frustrating adventures in France trying to crack a case that was captivating Britain, and how she managed to weave elements of it into her fiction. But to understand that, we need to go right back to the beginning. Who was Nurse Daniels, and why did her disappearance and death cause such a sensation?
Winifred May Daniels was 21 years old when she disappeared. She was a nurse probationer at a hospital in London, and according to the interviews given by her family after she vanished, she was a happy, cheerful person, who wasn't prone to getting upset easily. One friend described her as "level-headed and cool, and not in any way hysterical" . She wasn't famous or notorious, but she did live during interesting times, as the saying goes. Her disappearance caused a stir because of the role she inhabited in society, and her death was a good excuse for people to air a lot of prejudices and assumptions.
May Daniels belonged to the generation of women who grew up in the aftermath of the First World War and were able to take advantage of the progress that came afterwards. The very fact that she was training full time at a hospital even though the war had been over for years tells you something about the kind of person she was. She wanted to qualify and work as a nurse in a professional environment, rather than being the kind of gentlewoman volunteer who might having taken up nursing temporarily during the war. We don't know anything about May's romantic life, but she was unmarried and unattached as far as the newspapers could find out. She might well have been one of those "surplus women" supposedly left to fend for herself after thousands of men died in the trenches. You can find out more about that phenomenon and the ways it influenced detective fiction in the very first episode of this podcast.
Another clue to her personality lies in her appearance. The newspapers described Nurse Daniels as having "shingled hair", which was an important identifier at that time. It means she had her hair bobbed in the modern style, rather than grown out long and arranged in a demure and complicated undo as her Edwardian mother and grandmother might have had. Shingled hair signalled that a woman had better things to do than spend hours fiddling with hair pins. She wanted a style that was comfortable, convenient and fashionable. To a certain kind of more conservative critic, reading this description would have had some negative connotations too, because some perceived the style as racy, since it exposed the back of a woman's neck. A nurse with shingled hair might be assumed by some unenlightened individuals to be promiscuous or sexually available. This idea became part of the story later on, after the body was found, when people were attempting to find an explanation for how a nice, hardworking English nurse could have ended up strangled and dumped in a field in France. Naturally, the speculation got a bit lurid and out of hand. We'll come on to that later.
On that day in October, May Daniels and her fellow nurse Celia McCarthy had 12 hours' leave from work. They decided to take a day trip to France, and took the train to Brighton from London and then the ferry across the channel from there. The two women were close; May's brother said later that "May simply adored Nurse McCarthy". An eyewitness reported seeing them on the boat having a great time, laughing and chatting together. They spent the afternoon in Boulogne looking around the shops and having tea, and then just before their boat back to Brighton was due to depart, May said that she wanted to go into the cloakroom quickly for a "wash and brush up". We know from later reports that May was dressed smartly, in a black coat and a fashionable mauve toque hat with a point at one side — perhaps she was enjoying the rare chance to be out of her nurse's uniform. While she was in the cloakroom, Celia waited outside, and I think we can assume she would have told her friend to be quick, because they only had a few minutes before their ferry left.
Celia McCarthy waited and waited, the bustle on the quay all around her, watching the door through which her friend had vanished from sight. But May Daniels didn't return. The boat left, and only one nurse was left behind on the quay.
When you look back on a sequence of events like this, it's easy to jump between the significant points and ignore the boring periods in between. There aren't very many historical accounts of the Nurse Daniels case, but those that do exist tend to leap straight from her disappearance on the quay in Boulogne that evening to the discovery of her body five months later. But if you sift through all the newspaper clippings from the days immediately after she vanished, you get a fascinating glimpse into the mundane trivialities of crime and tragedy that detective stories usually leave out altogether.
For instance, although we know with hindsight that it is May Daniels who deserves our sympathy, it's not as if Celia McCarthy was left in a very safe situation, either. She said in interviews afterwards that as she waited for any sign of her friend, she was completely unsure as to what she should do. It's not as if you would immediately jump from your friend's slight delay inside a cloakroom to assuming that she had been abducted or murdered. It would just be a bit unsettling to miss your ferry. McCarthy also didn't speak much French, so once she was convinced that Daniels was no longer in the cloakroom, she found it very difficult to make enquiries as to whether anyone had seen her friend walking off anywhere. She was just left standing on her own on a dock, with no idea how long she should wait, and no idea where her friend could have got to. The ferry was due to leave around 5pm, and she waited on the dock until 9.30. Alarming, yes, but there was no reason yet to suppose that the story would have such a tragic ending.
One fact that many of the reports focused in on was that it was May Daniels, not Celia McCarthy, who was carrying the pair's tickets. This suggested that it was unlikely that Daniels' disappearance was planned, since if she had known she wouldn't be returning to England with her friend, why keep hold of McCarthy's ticket and leave her stranded in France? Police and public alike felt that this suggested Daniels had not vanished voluntarily, but had been "enticed away by a plausible stranger", as one paper put it.
Nurse McCarthy ended up spending the night in the cloakroom before heading to a nearby convent early in the morning — she was a Roman Catholic — for some rest and the facilities to set enquiries in motion. She telegraphed to her sister in London for some money to pay for a return ticket and communicated with the British consul about May's disappearance. The police tried to trace Daniels, but with little success, and her family offered of a £100 reward for information. But eventually McCarthy had to return to her own job and life back in England, none the wiser about where her friend had ended up. There was a small flurry of interest in the missing nurse in the papers, and some journalists tried to interview McCarthy at the hospital while she was on duty, but aside from the bizarre fact of her friend going into a cloakroom and apparently never coming out again, there was very little for the press to go on.
But then, a French farmer made a very unpleasant discovery. More on that after the break.
And now listeners, a small intermission where I'm going to ask if you've got round to signing up to the Shedunnit newsletter yet? It's the best way to stay up to date with everything I'm doing on the show and find out when a new episode has come out, and means you'll be the first to know when any of the secret plans I'm hatching at the moment for the future of the podcast actually come to fruition. If that sounds good to you, head to shedunnitshow.com/newsletter. Now, back to the story.
It was almost five months later, on 26 February 1927, when a French farmer called Jean Houchin made his unpleasant discovery. He was walking near a well-known landmark on the outskirts of Boulogne, the Column de Grande Armee, built in the early nineteenth century to honour Napoleon. There are gardens laid out all around the column, and about 100 yards from the landmark he came across the decomposing body of a woman hidden under what the Sunday Post newspaper would later dramatically call "the Bush of Death".
After the police were called and the scene properly investigated, they found a broken umbrella and a torn handkerchief buried in the sand near the body, and a little further away a small metal box containing a broken hypodermic syringe. This last gave the police and the journalists who began to appear in Boulogne over the next few days their first far-fetched theory: that Nurse Daniels was a secret drug taker, and had given her friend the slip in order to take a dose of something, only to succumb to an overdose. The fact that Daniels had no known history of drug taking, and that it would be very odd to sneak out of a cloakroom and walk a mile and a half just to get a hit, soon quashed this theory, but not before the papers had indulged in some seedy speculation.
May Daniels' brother went to Boulogne and his identification along with some dental evidence confirmed that the body was indeed that of his sister. The police were able to turn up a few witnesses with a vague memory of seeing a woman who might have looked like Daniels walking in the vicinity of the column, but there was no definitive statement or evidence to explain how she had come to be there and at what point in the previous five months she had met her death. They had not been able to trace her in the time since she disappeared, and it was even harder to do after news of the body's discovery spread and people suddenly had a voyeuristic desire to be associated with the case.
Even the cause of death was hard to establish, with the medical evidence citing "syncope", or sudden heart failure, but with no clue as to the underlying cause. There was thought to be some marks of strangulation on the body, but with its advanced state of decomposition, they couldn't be certain. Neither were any drugs or poisons found in her system, although that doesn't mean that they weren't there — a long time had elapsed since her disappearance and many analytical techniques were in their infancy. In short, this was nothing like the miraculously clear-cut post mortem reports you get in books, with time and cause of death neatly delineated for the detective's convenience. There was little doubt that May Daniels was dead, probably murdered, but beyond that, the trail was cold.
Interest in the Nurse Daniels case ran high in Britain and France over the next few weeks, fuelled by the rewards offered by her family and the fact that the police seemed to make no progress at all towards finding a solution or even a credible witness report. The circumstances were all aligned for maximum public interest: a pretty, modern young woman vanishes in mysterious, impossible seeming circumstances, and then her body is found months later alongside some hints of drug taking or other illegal activity. The lack of proper clues or witness reports left a vacuum in which speculation and outlandish theories could thrive. A lot of these focused on the broken hypodermic syringe, suggesting either that Daniels was a secret drug addict or that she had been doped by a gang of kidnappers, but there was one French police inspector who gave rise to another popular, if unsupported, explanation of events.
He had the turf beneath Daniels' body analysed, and found a large quantity of blood in it. From this, he decided that she had bled and died at that spot, rather than having been moved there after death, and that most likely she suffered heart failure as a consequence of some operation that was being performed on her. The syringe hinted at medical involvement of some kind, too, lending circumstantial corroboration to this. The police and newspapers were reluctant to actually name the kind of operation that everyone was assuming had taken place — the inspector himself just said that "the act leading to the death of Miss Daniels was an offence against French and English law".
What he, and everyone else, meant was abortion. A whole new narrative about May Daniels was built up, in which the cheery outing with her friend to Boulogne was actually a front for a desperate woman's attempt to end an unwanted pregnancy at a time when there were no legal or safe options available to her. In this version, she either disappeared from the cloakroom voluntarily, giving her friend the slip in order to keep her appointment with a backstreet abortion provider, or her friend was helping her, and lied about the disappearance in order to cover up what Daniels was really doing. This latter seems unlikely, though, since surely Celia McCarthy would have had a better story if she'd been able to think about it in advance than just "she went into a cloakroom and never came out". And then, goes the theory, the operation went wrong somehow and May Daniels died, so didn't return to rendez-vous with McCarthy and return to England as expected. Those who had done the operation panicked, and dumped the still-bleeding body of Nurse Daniels in a bush on the outskirts of town, and then kept their heads down when the police started asking questions.
This is just about plausible as an explanation, although it falls down a bit when you wonder why they would leave her body badly hidden right by a well-known landmark, and why, if she had died during a medical procedure, it looked as if she had been partly strangled. But the press carried on embellishing this version of events regardless of its implausibilities and contractions. Within a few weeks, the story had advance to the point where Nurse Daniels wasn't just pregnant, she was carrying the child of a prominent member of the British establishment (not named) who had paid for her to go over to France for the abortion in order that it would be harder to trace back to him than if it took place in London. There was no proof or even indication of this, by the way, but the addition of an aristocratic or political connection did add spice to an already salacious story. It didn't help investigators get any closer to the truth, though.
Dorothy L. Sayers arrived in Boulogne in mid March 1927. She came with her husband Oswald Atherton Fleming, a Scottish journalist who wrote for the newspapers under the name of Mac Fleming. They had been married just under a year, and although Sayers was still enthusiastic and happy when she wrote about their relationship in letters to others, they had both embarked on the marriage with some baggage and it would become troubled later on. Mac was divorced with two daughters from his previous marriage, and he had a wound from his First World War service that gave him chronic pain and periods of illness. Sayers, meanwhile, had had a prior relationship with a married neighbour that resulted in the birth of her son, John Antony — a secret she kept closely for most of her life. We'll talk more about this in a future episode, but for now it's worth knowing that just a few years ago, Sayers had found herself in a not dissimilar situation to the one that had been imagined for May Daniels. Rather than abortion, which she abhorred both on religions and practical fronts, Sayers ended up having the baby and giving him away to be fostered with a cousin. She had hoped that when she married Mac, her son might come and live with them, but it never happened, although he did take Mac's surname and use the name John Anthony Fleming.
Mac was due to report on the Daniels case, and the News of the World newspaper hit on a cunning idea: since he was a journalist and his wife was a detective novelist, why not pay for the two of them to go over to France and see if they could solve the mystery? Sayers and Fleming accepted — possibly partly because it was a free holiday at a time when money wasn't exactly plentiful for them, since Sayers worked as an advertising copywriter and Fleming was freelance. They were far from the only special investigators sent by newspapers like this, either: former Scotland Yard man Chief Inspector Gough was hired by the Daily Mail and Netley Lucas, a conman turned crime correspondent was there for the Sunday News. Indeed, the town was crowded with people trying to work out what had happened to Nurse Daniels.
On 20 March, Dorothy wrote to her mother from Boulogne. "We rushed violently over here yesterday afternoon at about half an hour's notice," she said. "Mac is investigating the Daniels case and I am fooling about, hoping that an opportunity may present itself to ask leading questions! Anyway it was a very jolly trip over – simply glorious weather, sunshine and the cafes open till 2 in the morning. We rolled into bed about 2.30 and feel all the better for it, in spite of an intensive course of mixed drinks during the evening… of course, the place is swarming with English journalists."
It seems like the sleuthing pair were having a lovely time, drinking and socialising with the makeshift press pack that had assembled in the town. However, they did also find time to do a bit of investigating, inspecting the mysterious cloakroom and various other key locations, but in the end Sayers had to admit herself stumped — she couldn't do any better than the police in this instance. She did however find herself inspired by several of the aspects of the Daniels case, and worked quickly to incorporate her fictionalised versions of them in her next novel.
By early 1927, Dorothy Sayers had already published two Peter Wimsey novels — Whose Body? in 1923 and Clouds of Witness in 1926. By the time of the trip to Boulogne to investigate the Nurse Daniels case with Mac she had already written most of her next detective story featuring her monocled aristocratic sleuth. This book was titled Unnatural Death and it would be published later in 1927. Her biographer Barbara Reynolds points out that at the time of the Daniels investigation in March Sayers was still able to insert some new details that draw on her attempts at real-life detection.
That book, which incidentally is one of my own favourite detective novels, features a cloakroom scene very like that which Celia McCarthy experienced that October day on the quay in Boulogne. During the course of a trip to Liverpool, Wimsey's manservant and detecting assistant Mervyn Bunter is instructed to follow a mysterious unknown woman who they believe might be connected to the case. He trails her successfully to a ladies' cloakroom where Bunter feels that he, as a man, can't follow. He waits outside, secure in the knowledge that there is only one exit and he can carry on tracking her after she comes out. He waits for ages and she doesn't appear, and after getting a hotel employee to check the cloakroom he finds that the woman has somehow vanished.
So far, so similar to what happened with Nurse Daniels. But at that point, Sayers' imagination takes over, and she invents a solution of her own. The woman in her story is completely aware that she is being followed, and she has come equipped to throw off her pursuer. She cunningly changes her coat and hat in the cloakroom and emerges looking completely different, and is therefore able to walk straight past Bunter without him noticing her, since he didn't know her personally and was mostly using her outfit to identify her.
Sayers also uses this episode as away of hinting towards the way society looked upon single, so-called "surplus" women at the time — they're interchangeable, she seems to be saying, and all you really notice about them are their clothes. Elsewhere in the same book she also includes a scene in which a murdered young woman is found under a bush in a semi-public place with various red herrings strewn around. I don't want to give away anything more, because it's such a good story, but let's just say that hypodermic syringes and nurses also feature.
There can be no doubt that Sayers found her brief stint as a real life amateur sleuth very stimulating. And it's not that surprising: the case of Nurse Daniels reads like the first ten pages of a brilliant detective story. The independent young woman, out for a day's fun with a friend, goes into a cloakroom and is never seen to come out again. Her body is found months later, with several convenient red herrings nearby. But as Sayers and others found when they tried to work out what happened next, real life doesn't work out as neatly as the stories we make up for ourselves.
Nobody was ever able to prove how May Daniels got out of that cloakroom without her friend seeing, or what sequence of events lead to her death, or even how she was killed. There's no satisfying ending where a clever detective brings a wicked villain to justice. A horrible act of violence was committed against a young woman, and nobody was ever punished for it.
The sad reality is that sometimes, you never get to find out whodunnit.
This episode of Shedunnit was written, narrated, and produced by me, Caroline Crampton. You can find more information about all the books that I've mentioned in the show notes for this episode at shedunnitshow.com/nursedaniels. There, you can also read a full transcript.
I have to say a big thank you to everyone who has supported the show in the last two weeks — it's been a really busy time for me, and getting the notifications of your donations and reviews really helped keep me motivated to stay up late and write and record. A few of you pointed out though that the book wishlist link I mentioned last time wasn't working, so I have now fixed that. If you feel an urgent desire to buy me a mystery story to talk about in a future episode or a magnifying glass that I can brandish while I read, go to shedunnitshow.com/wishlist.
I'll be back on 6 March with a new episode.
Next time on Shedunnit: The Other Detectives.
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eBay Points Toward Crypto Embrace
Tom LydonMar 07, 2022
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"There is ongoing speculation that eBay could announce an initiative to accept Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies as a form of payment. CEO Jamie Iannone recently said in a recent interview with TheStreet.com that eBay is studying the possibility of accepting cryptocurrencies," reports Eric Savitz for Barron's.
The rumors are intensifying ahead of eBay's analyst day on Thursday, March 10. Should the e-commerce marketplace embrace bitcoin and other major cryptos, the decision could have implications for exchange traded funds, including the Valkyrie Balance Sheet Opportunities ETF (VBB ).
VBB, which debuted last December, is an actively managed fund that provides exposure to publicly traded companies that have exposure to bitcoin.
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for the popt file and it says it is installed.
Are you sure the libpopt.so is in the "right" place for the CAPT software? Where is the lib and where is the app looking for the lib?
The libpopt.so.0 file is in usr/lib and how can i find out where the CAPT software is looking for the file?
lookup the PATH en LD_PATH shell variables.
etc is mentioned there I(I whould at leased expect so, otherwise you had more serious trouble..).
using tools like ldd "CAPTPROGRAM"
might also tell you what it expects.


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*Heroku

I tried to send a post request to server from postman and swagger api doc.
But I got this error for both.
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I could send post requests when using localhost. But after deploying app on heroku, I cannot do that anymore.

A: In the documentation explain how to load the certificates
const sequelize = new Sequelize({
    dialect: 'mysql',
    username: MYSQL_USER,
    password: MYSQL_PASSWORD,
    host: MYSQL_HOST,
    dialectOptions: {
        bigNumberStrings: true,
        ssl: {
          ca: fs.readFileSync(__dirname + '/ca-certificates.crt')
        }
    }
})

A: The quicker solution would be:

const sequelize = new Sequelize(
  "DATABASE_NAME",
  "USERNAME",
  "PASSWORD",
  {
    host: "HOST",
    dialect: "mysql",
    dialectOptions: {
      ssl: {
        rejectUnauthorized: true,
      },
    },
    define: {
      timestamps: false,
    },
  }
);

With this we don't need to import certificate.

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I wish I had to pay 30 dollars per visit (it would mean I´m a lot younger than I am).
The 2014 greenbook is 540 pages. It should provide any wonks out there hours of reading enjoyment.
I'd like to know what cities have 10's of billions in surpluses so I can move there.
I have no problem with a 30 dollar entrance fee and I'm not rich. Yosemite needs more rangers to protect it from the hoards. I see so many people breaking rules and no one there to do anything about it. I'm a part owner of Yosemite and I'm sick of people abusing it. It's a special place that needs protecting. The back country needs help too. I've seen people cutting trees at 10,000 feet for firewood.
There were nine free entrance days this year and those will continue. A locals reduced rate would be nice but if I was a local I would just buy the annual pass. I'm lucky that I live just under 3 hours from Yosemite so it's a no brainer to get the annual pass. We could gouge foreigners for 50 bucks or so since they are very heavy users but I'm not crazy about that.
There are other cool areas in California. I get a state parks pass every year which I think is 120 a year versus 80 bucks for the National Parks pass so the feds deal is still a great deal.
30 bucks to be in Yosemite? Totally worth it for me. Maybe they should just charge more to go to the valley. I rarely go there unless it's on the way to a trailhead.
The city of Manhattan once had over 1 trillion in surplus although I don't recall what year that was. People have worked over the years to expose the comprehensive annual financial reports due to the data showing very different things than what is being told. Even back when Orange county filed for bankruptcy the report showed they had 10 billion dollars in surplus.
A set-amount entrance fees is regressive. It is easy to say $30 is little if you have extra income. It certainly discourages the average low-wage family from going. As for annual pass, many hard working young families do not get more than a week vacation a year so will not go more than once in a year. I do not feel that high fees should be used to limit use. I would rather see numbers of visitors restricted to a set number per day, if over-use is the problem.
As for spending $100+ on gas to get to Yosemite, not true to many people who live in the central valley. If you live in Merced, you can even take the bus to Yosemite. I hope they still let you get in free if you take the bus.
With so few choices of highways across the Sierra, making Tioga Pass an overly expensive option makes a long journey for some who do not even have any desire to linger in Yosemite. When I first moved here, you could drive through at no cost.
I would also like to see different choices in passes. There could be a reduced fee for off-season. And I also think the fee for US citizens should be less than for foreign visitors. Ultimately I would like to get back to more funding from general taxes.
As for inflation, the average working stiff is making less than he did 20 years ago, adjusted to cost of living.
I now have a senior pass. Not all seniors are rich. Before I got my geezer pass, I would buy an annual interagency pass. It is a good deal if you go out a lot.
Personally, given the numbers of visitors I see in Yosemite, most are quite responsible. Some need some education on minimizing impact, but for the most part the "problem visitors" are a small percentage of "bad apples". The main problem is too many people in a small area (Yosemite Valley). The more people, the more even a small issue regarding individual impact becomes a big collective problem. Speaking of impact, I think if you read historical accounts, the visitors of the late 1800's and early 1900's were hardly leave no trace. I agree there is an over-crowding problem now, but I do not think raising fees is the answer.
I wish they would not even allow cars to enter the park. The whole mindset of cars in the valley needs to change.


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Born: 25 June 1971
Came from: Trainee Went to: Exeter City
First game: 06 May 1989 Last game: 17 February 2001
'Chopsy' began his career as an apprentice at Argyle and spent over 12 years at Home Park. He played on the right-side and in the centre of midfield and was a key player throughout his time at the club, including the play-off victory at Wembley. He was voted the club's joint Player of the Year in 1998.
Towards the end of his time at Home Park he had a loan spell at Yeovil Town and after his release spent a season at Exeter City. Following a brief spell at Weymouth he joined Telford United for one season before retiring.


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Gopro – we all must have heard of this handy little beast before. It's fair to say that Gopro devices give unmatched performance among the action cameras available in the market. I have been using Gopro Hero 6 for the last 6 months and am loving the experience so far and I have only scratched the surface of what this device is really capable of. So am going to try and put my experience in shooting Gopro videos in the form of 5 tips, hope it helps you.
This camera is quite famous for it's wide angle lens which has an increased field of view in turn will help you to cover more area. You can also switch your device to linear mode which has less coverage area. This wide mode is often used by most users and it is for the very good reason of covering much space which is very important while shooting action sports/ sequence.
Looking at this you can actually assess the field of view of corresponding modes correctly. You can draw an imaginary line in your mind at these angles and by doing so you can try the point of interest to be always within the frame. Well it will take some practice and you have test and try multiple times, but once you get used to it am quite sure you can assess the field of view quite easily and bang on the shot.
This is very important and most of us often overlook this one. Gopro unlike other standard cameras will be used in adverse conditions. This will often leave dust, finger print or smudge on the lens and we might not notice it. This has happened to me quite a number of times in the past and end up thinking that settings is the one to blame. After a series of tweaks I figured out that the dust is the culprit here. So now I always carry a soft cloth with me to wipe off the lens before usage. Always saves the day while shooting gopro videos..
I always enjoyed taking my Gopro and shoot on the go. Let's admit it, it's fun way of shooting content. But initially I often find compiling my videos together difficult since my shots were random and didn't have any story to connect. So it's always good to have a story in your mind and plan your shots accordingly. Doing this way you will have a clear picture of what you need to shoot and how you need to shoot. Trust me! answering these two questions is most crucial in your film making process.
One thing that make Gopro ( or any action cameras for that matter) stand out is the possibility of finding new angles to shoot your content / videos. You shouldn't be sticking to the primitive or same angle over and over again. Try and explore as many angles as possible even though some angles might turn out really funny or bizarre 😛 . Explore as many as possible and you may be surprised by the outcome.
If you think shooting Gopro is awesome, you should try shooting with the mounts. Shooting with your hands is not always possible with your Gopro and there comes the mounts. Gopro + mounts can be a killer. A fine example would be Batman ( Gopro ) and his fancy gadgets ( mounts ). Got the importance of mounts eh? Invest in some quality mounts and you will not regret it, your film making and story telling with be much improved. It may not need to be mounts manufactured by Gopro itself which is quite costly ( let's face it ) but anything compatible with Gopro with build quality will do the job.
That's all the tip as of now, will attempt to update the article if I got any more tip. Do you have any Gopro tips that you can share with us, I will be willing to hear it from you guys. Let me know in the comments section below.
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Q: How to send information to a ScrolledText from a form in Tkinter with Python 3? I made a form in Tkinter but when it is anwered I need the information to concatenate to a textbox.
Let's say I select I live in Chicago, how do I send that information to the scrolled text when I press the button "send"?
   lblCd= Label(ventana,text="Location:",font= ("Arial", 20),
   fg="blue", bg="white").place(x=70,y=400)
   combo['values']=("Chicago","NY", "Texas")
   combo.current(1)
   combo.place(x=260, y=400)

    Btn=Button(ventana, text="Send",)
    Btn.place(x=200,y=500)

    txt=scrolledtext.ScrolledText(ventana, width=40, height=10)
    txt.place(x=260, y= 550)
    txt.insert(INSERT, Nombre)

A: You can use Button(..., command=function_name) to execute function_name() when you press button. This function can get selected value and insert in scrolledtext.
import tkinter as tk
import tkinter.ttk as ttk
import tkinter.scrolledtext as scrolledtext

def send_data():
    txt.insert('end', combo.get() + '\n')

root = tk.Tk()

label = tk.Label(root, text="Location:")
label.pack()

combo = ttk.Combobox(root, values=("Chicago","NY", "Texas"))
combo.pack()
combo.current(0)

button = tk.Button(root, text="Send", command=send_data)
button.pack()

txt = scrolledtext.ScrolledText(root)
txt.pack()

root.mainloop()


(This is because Florida is a no-fault car insurance state.) This is true even if you live in another state and were visiting Florida. Nonresidents May Not Need To Meet No-Fault Threshold for Pain and Suffering…If They Have UM.
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When it comes to your car insurance. However, each state sets its own threshold. According to Allstate, as of June 2017 th.
When it comes to accidents, drivers can fall anywhere between totally blameless and completely at-fault. Where you fall in between that range for your own car accident can have major implications on how much you receive for damage, as well as your future insurance rates. In this guide we explain how individual states determine fault, and how you can prove or disprove fault.
A contributing factor in Florida's growing problem with third-party bad-faith lawsuits is the apparent failure of the no-fault system's tort threshold to limit access to reimbursement under the liabil.
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If you're a driver or passenger injured in a car accident in one of a dozen or so states that follow a no-fault car insurance system, you'll need to first turn to your own insurance coverage to get your medical bills paid, and to get reimbursement for lost income, in most cases.
What is PIP Insurance and How Does It Affect an Accident Claim? Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance is a no-fault car insurance policy required by the state of Florida. It provides drivers with guaranteed benefits after an accident – regardless of fault – for medical bills and lost wages.
Personal injury protection (PIP) car insurance covers your medical bills if you or a passenger is injured in a car accident. PIP insurance is important to have, even if it isn't mandated in your state. If it is required in your state, however, you're legally mandated to purchase a minimum amount.
We've also provided different auto insurance coverage options to consider when buying car insurance in Florida. (barring severe injuries that meet a certain threshold). This means that your PIP and health insurance will be responsible for covering all the associated costs.
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The Reality of Florida Auto Insurance Risk. It covers you and your family members, and it may also cover passengers in your car. Keep in mind that PIP coverages follow the policyholder. Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Protection (UM/UIM). or has liability limits below the threshold of your injuries (underinsured).
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2012-07-20 10:51:38 utc hartog how can I make sure that a catchall participant is always placed on the back of the list?
2012-07-20 10:54:29 utc hartog did it do that in 2.2.0 also?
2012-07-20 11:02:07 utc jmettraux what do you mean?
2012-07-20 11:04:25 utc jmettraux what is confusing?
2012-07-20 11:05:08 utc hartog ACTION stops complaining now, ok?
2012-07-20 12:39:42 utc hartog what is the easiest way to have a particpant cancel the (rest of the) process?
2012-07-20 12:43:12 utc hartog thx!
2012-07-20 12:43:48 utc hartog would reply(:cancel) make any sense?
2012-07-20 12:45:30 utc jmettraux would that fit with the rest of the design?
2012-07-20 12:52:30 utc tosch_le why not have a #cancel method in the ReceiverMixin?
2012-07-20 12:52:59 utc hartog tosch_le: would that not interfere with the cancel method of the participant?
2012-07-20 12:54:41 utc hartog jmettraux: in the simplest shortest form; what exactly is an expression?
2012-07-20 13:26:44 utc hartog jmettraux: another 'quicky' - can i alter msg in the observer?
2012-07-20 13:31:11 utc hartog how?
2012-07-20 13:32:34 utc jmettraux wait who's going to consume that info afterwards?
2012-07-20 13:36:24 utc jmettraux what is going to read that info?
2012-07-20 13:37:07 utc jmettraux it's like "launch that flow" or "cancel that expression"
2012-07-20 13:39:40 utc hartog could I yield a service to inject stuff into the workitem?
2012-07-20 13:50:50 utc tosch_le have to leave, bye!
2012-07-20 13:50:56 utc hartog bye!
2012-07-20 13:51:04 utc jmettraux bye!
2012-07-20 13:51:06 utc hartog have a nice weekend!
2012-07-20 14:03:04 utc jmettraux hartog: I have to leave as well, enjoy the weekend!


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Bent Out of Shape: Improve Your Control Over Vibrato
By Will Wallner 2013-04-12T14:07:06Z
Vibrato is one of the most expressive techniques for any soloist.
It allows you the opportunity to imprint your own touch or feel into any performance. Much like a fingerprint, every guitarist will have his or her own unique and individual vibrato.
Many new guitarists may overlook the technique, but as you begin to develop your own style, you will realize it's an extremely powerful technique.
There are two important factors to consider when developing your vibrato; feel and control. Feel is something that will develop over time, and eventually you will have a strong instinct for the right vibrato in any given situation. You will also need the finger strength and technique to control a good, strong vibrato.
This mechanical aspect can be practiced with exercises such as this one:
Practice your vibrato to a metronome at different frequencies. Time your vibrato so the peaks land on the down beat of each click, making a 1/4-note pulse. Then double the frequency to 1/8 notes with two peaks for every click. Depending on how fast you set your metronome, you might be able to try faster frequencies such as triplets or 1/16 notes.
In my example, the metronome was set to 120 bpm, and I played 1/4 notes, 1/8 notes and triplets. You can use any fret on the neck, and you should practice in as many different positions and tempos as you can. This may seem simple and mechanical, but it will help develop the muscles in your fingers.
Remember there are no strict rules, but your vibrato should be musical and have a vocal quality. I use a fairly aggressive approach to my vibrato. Using .11 gauge strings allows me to really dig in without going out of tune. To demonstrate, here's a photo of the neck from my 1978 Les Paul:
You can see the finish has started to wear away from years of use.
I'd like to end with an example inspired by John Sykes, who has a very strong, accurate vibrato. In some songs, he has used wide, aggressive vibrato combined with harmonics to create some interesting effects. You will need a lot of gain from your amplifier, but with some practice, you can easily master this trick to create a siren-like effect. You can also re-pick the harmonic without interrupting your vibrato to fake an infinite-sustain-style effect:
Will Wallner is a guitarist from England now living in Los Angeles. He recently signed a solo deal with Polish record label Metal Mind Productions for the release of his debut album, which features influential musicians from hard rock and heavy metal. He also is the lead guitarist for White Wizzard (Earache Records) and in 2012 toured Japan, America and Canada. Follow Will on Facebook and Twitter.
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Posted on May 7, 2020 May 7, 2020 by CNU PIO
Balik Scientist awardee reaps American national award
Dr. Rose Constantino, a Balik Scientist Program (BSP) awardee was recognized by the American Nurses Association (ANA) as a recipient of their 2020 National Awards and will be inducted into the ANA Hall of Fame later this year.
Constantino, an expert on psychiatry, mental health nursing, and forensic nursing, has partnered with Cebu Normal University (CNU) as its host institution to implement her research project on senior citizens' health in 2019.
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"ANA is honored to celebrate the achievements of these nurses and champions, who are exemplary leaders and advocates, and whose contributions have advanced the field of nursing," ANA President Ernest Grant said.
"As we navigate the challenges of this pandemic, now more than ever, we need to recognize the vast contributions of nurses," he added.
ANA is an organization that represents the interests of registered nurses in the United States. The ANA National Awards is an occasion that recognizes nurses' dedication, impact, and achievements that have contributed to the nursing profession and health care.
Constantino will be enlisted in the 2020 Hall of Fame for having engaged in local, national, and international nursing organizations and other health-related organizations through direct patient care, committee service, and program development.
She is considered to be an outstanding teacher and powerful role model who has guided and inspired peers and students through her distinguished service and exceptional leadership, according to ANA.
"My warmest congratulations to Dr. Rose Constantino for the exemplary achievement in the nursing profession! We truly honor you having shared your expertise and time with us as our Balik Scientist in 2019!" Dr. Daisy Palompon, CNU Vice-President for Academic Affairs (VPAA) said.
Constantino, who is affiliated with Pennsylvania State Nurses Association is also joined by two other individuals who will be inaugurated to ANA's Hall of Fame this 2020. Together with her are Jeri Milstead of the Ohio Nurses Association and Tim Porter-O'Grady of the Georgia Nurses Association.
10 individuals will also be receiving ANA's Honorary Awards for their services to the nursing profession ranging from patient advocacy to legislative successes.
The ANA 2020 National Awards will be an important event as the World Health Organization (WHO) declared 2020 as the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife in honor of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, Founder of Modern Nursing.
The ANA 2020 National Awards awarding ceremony is set to take place later this year. (JDF)
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Хендрик ван Гент (; 1900—1947, Амстердам, Нидерланды) — нидерландский астроном.

Родился в Нидерландах 14 сентября 1900 года.

В 1928 году он переехал в Южную Африку, где работал на Лейденской южной станции. Он изучал переменные звезды, а также обнаружил 39 астероидов и 3 кометы.

Умер 29 марта 1947 года в Амстердаме.

В честь учёного названы астероид (1666) ван Гент и кратер Ван Гент на обратной стороне Луны.

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 Лубош Когоутек
 Лубош Перек

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