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Patent Attorney - Federal Salaries of 2016
Pay Rates for "Patent Attorney"
How much does a Patent Attorney in the federal government get paid? $171,273.73* *Based on the 2016 average.
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Patent Attorney was the 252nd most popular job in the U.S. Government in 2016, with 413 employed. The most common payscale was the administratively determined rates, not e payscale.
In 2016, the Patent and Trademark Office hired the most employees titled Patent Attorney, with an average salary of $176,093.
Government Patent Attorney jobs are classified under the General Schedule (GS) payscale. Remember that the starting and maximum yearly pay listed above reflect base pay only - your actual salary will be higher based on the Locality Pay Adjustment for the area in which you work.
This occupation includes positions involved with performing professional legal, scientific, and technical work concerning patents including rendering opinions on validity and infringement of patents, negotiation of patent licenses, settlement of patent claims, negotiation of patent clauses in contracts, providing professional legal advice to contracting officers and other procurement personnel on patent matters, and the preparation and/or presentation of briefs and arguments before the Patent Office or before the Federal Courts. Also included in this occupation are positions which, in addition to the foregoing, may be involved with performing similar professional legal functions regarding trademark. The work of this occupation requires training equivalent to that represented by graduation (with a degree in one of the scientific or engineering disciplines) from an accredited college or university, in addition to a degree from a recognized law school and admission to the bar.
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Patent and Trademark Office 352 $176,093.37
Department of Energy 23 $137,870.65
Offices, Boards and Divisions 13 $139,399.00
Goddard Space Flight Center 4 $160,300.00
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 3 $160,633.33
Headquarters, Nasa 3 $162,990.33
Ames Research Center 3 $158,550.00
Office of the General Counsel (Department of Agriculture) 3 $133,284.33
Langley Research Center 3 $130,491.00
Environmental Protection Agency 2 $148,548.00
John F. Kennedy Space Center 1 $137,025.00
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center 1 $155,289.00
John Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field 1 $158,625.00
Office of the Secretary (Department of Commerce) 1 $140,892.00
Patent Attorney Pay Distribution
The average pay for a Patent Attorney is $171,273.73. The highest paid Patent Attorney made $204,310 in 2016.
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In 2004, the average pay for a Patent Attorney was $134,658. Since then, the average pay has increased to $170,079 in 2017.
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Muskegon Writers Center
Muskegon Writers' Series
The mission of the Muskegon Writers' Series is to foster and celebrate good contemporary writing.
To this end, it will pursue the following goals:
Invite published writers to read in Muskegon and publicize and subsidize these readings
Sponsor and/or judge local writing contests for students and adults
Financially support Muskegon Community College's literary magazine
Create and sponsor other activities that encourage good writing in its many forms: poetry, fiction, non-fiction prose, drama, and experimental genres
For more information, contact Mary Tyler at (231) 777-0327.
2019 ahFest Film Festival Each Wednesday Evening in October
On Wednesday evenings throughout October, the 2019 Muskegon Writers' Series will show and discuss five films associated with "Hope," the 2019 Muskegon Arts and Humanities Festival (ahFest) theme this year.
All the films will be shown at the Muskegon Museum of Art, 296 W Webster Ave. in downtown Muskegon. Admission is free. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and each film will promptly begin at 6 p.m. with a brief introduction by MCC English and Film instructor Mary Tyler. An optional discussion led by Tyler will follow each film.
Attendees are encouraged to arrive early and enjoy free popcorn and candy. For more information, contact Mary Tyler, who coordinates the Muskegon Writers Series, at (231) 777-0327.
The 2019 dates and featured films are:
The Intouchables, a 2011 French buddy comedy-drama film, became the second biggest box office hit in France months after its release. The plot centers on an aristocrat, who becomes a quadriplegic from a paragliding accident, and the young man he hires from the projects to be his caregiver.
Green Book, a 2018 American biographical comedy-drama, was directed by Peter Farrelly. Set in 1962, the film is inspired by the true story of a tour of the Deep South by African American classical and jazz pianist Don Shirley (Mahershala Ali) and Italian-American bouncer Frank "Tony Lip" Vallelonga (Viggo Mortensen) who served as Shirley's driver and bodyguard. The film won Academy Awards for the Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, and for Best Supporting Actor (Ali).
The Fisher King, a 1991 film by Terry Gillam. After shock jock Jack Lucas (Jeff Bridges) inadvertently provokes a caller into murdering a group of innocent people in a Manhattan bar, he grows depressed and turns to booze. As he's about to hit rock bottom, Lucas meets a homeless man named Parry (Robin Williams), whose wife was killed by the caller Lucas pushed to the brink. Mentally scarred by his loss, Parry spends his days searching for the Holy Grail. Lucas, feeling culpable for the poor man's plight, pledges to help him in his quest. Mercedes Ruehl won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.
The Mustang, a 2019 film by Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre, is the story of Roman Coleman (Matthias Schoenaerts), a violent convict, who is given the chance to participate in a rehabilitation therapy program involving the training of wild mustangs. Jason Mitchell, Gideon Adlon, Connie Britton and Bruce Dern appear in supporting roles. The Mustang is based on an actual rehabilitation program in Carson City, Nevada.
A surprise horror film will be shown the night before Halloween. Attendees are encouraged to come dressed for the Halloween Costume Contest. Prizes will be awarded.
Muskegon Writers Center News
Muskegon Writers' Series Seeks Limerick Contest Entries
MCC to Celebrate Black History Month 2020 in February
MCC Honors 31 Employees at Years of Service Award Luncheon
Panelists and Films to Focus on Syrian Refugee Tragedy Feb. 6
Notre Dame Director to Address Lack of Diversity in STEM Fields Jan. 30 at MCC
MCC Upcoming Events
Carr-Fles Planetarium: We Are Stars

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The battle of the bun continues across Australia.
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With the same quality, consistency, convenience and value Tip Top Foodservice customers already expect from its existing hamburger buns, the comprehensive range now includes a Brioche Style Burger Bun and Slider, a Seeded Burger Slider and Damper Burger Bun.


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DAN CRAWFORD was fellow-worker and then successor to FREDERICK STANLEY ARNOT, as Fred Arnot was the true follower and successor of DAVID LIVINGST0NE, the father of African pioneers and missionaries.
At once he became a diligent student of the Scriptures, and a ravenous reader of good books, thus laying a good foundation, to be manifest in his labours in Africa, and in his letters to friends throughout the world. Acquaintances of early days say that from the first he manifested that out and out daring and individualism which ever characterised his service.
After a few years in his native town, during which he was diligent in service, he was led to volunteer for service in Central Africa. Meeting the stripling going forth, the veteran missionary, HUDSON TAYLOR, reminded him of the trials ahead, but encouraged him that "whilst the Devil might build a fence around him, he could never erect a roof over his head, communication with the Holy Hill would ever remain unbroken" (Psa. 3. 4).
Along with Mr. and Mrs. Arnot, Dr. Fisher, Tom Morris, Fred Lane, George Fisher, Archie Munnoch, Jeanie Gilchrist and others, he went forth in 1889, landing at Benguella, on the West Coast. On the way to Bihe they had their introduction to the infamous slave caravans, "one such took nearly three hours to pass, a horde of 800 souls, all doomed to exile for life." After spending some time in Bihe, 200 miles inland, he had many thrilling experiences before - reaching Garenganze, 1000 miles farther inland, which he did just 32 months after leaving the Homeland. Little did Mr. Crawford think that in this remote spot in the heart of Africa he would spend 22 years before sighting the Homeland shores.
The great chief Msidi was then in power in Garenganze district. His despotic rule, 500 wives, sickening beer drinks, butchery of myriads of natives, and unmentionable atrocities only deepened the impression that the Messengers of the Cross had found a needy spot, and one likely to manifest Gospel triumphs.
Alter the death of Msidi the missionaries divided. Mr. Crawford got a grant of land from the Congo authorities, and gradually formed a model African village at Luanza, which has proved a centre of blessing morally and spiritually throughout a very wide area.
After 23 years work, which it would take pages to recount, along with his wife he came home on furlough in 1912. His first book, which he had long been preparing, entitled "Thinking Black," was issued in that year. It ran through two or three editions, was proclaimed by reviewers "a missionary classic," and we understand yielded in royalties some £2000 for native schools in Africa.
The reading of the book, the unique and soul-stirring addresses which Mr. Crawford delivered, his rush from town to town, his being lionised yet remaining unspoiled, are too well known to need description. He consorted with all sorts of persons, but usually had a word for his Master. A typical case in London: One night in the Whitechapel district, seeing a number of poor men entering a building for "a 3d. feed," he buttoned up his collar, pulled down his slouch hat, entered and dined as a down- and-out. The next night he was to address a distinguished company in the West End, probably connected with the Royal Geographical Society. Peers, baronets, and men of various titles and distinctions were present. He related with relish the contrast of the "feed" of the night before, taking care to emphasise that for poor or rich a greater banquet was alike free (Matt. 22. 4).
The degree of F.R.G.S. was awarded at this time, and if anyone deserved it for enlightening the members concerning untrodden wilds and first-white-man pioneering in dark-man's-land it was D.C. He was one of the earliest to revisit the spot where DAVID LIVINGSTONE' S heart lies buried under a tree, when his body was brought home and laid to rest in Westminster Abbey. Finding the place overgrown and the memorial almost effaced, he took steps to have it put in order.
Having toured Britain, he crossed the Atlantic and visited many towns in Canada and the United States; also in Australia. In each place halls were packed and souls were stirred.
Finishing a furlough—deserved, fully utilised, and probably unique in every way—with his wife he returned to Luanza in 1913. A regular system of letters issued through a printer in Elizabethville, and reprinted in various papers on both sides of the Atlantic, kept many friends in touch with the Luanza Mission. He also issued a companion volume entitled "Back to the Long Grass." On his return he used the large sum he had collected in establishing schools in quite a number of districts around Luanza. Money was never a snare to Dan, if he got it freely he lavished it on the land he loved.
A few weeks before his Home-call he had the joy of realising one of the greatest ambitions of his life, by finishing his translation of the whole Bible into the native tongue, for the African Christian is no lover of portions or parts, his desire is for the whole Word of his Father God.


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ARE VACATIONS GOOD FOR HEALTH?
Are you a famous as the bored one in the university and house? Are you a Donald duck who is caring and loyal to the one wing and easily frazzled and flies into rags on the other? Are you frustrated with your monotonous routine, then wake up and get a life. These are the symptoms that you are now tired of your regular tasks and it's a high time to go on a vacation.
You must be thinking that it's useless to go on a trip as it'll just waste your time but actually it can boost up your mood and your personality. Your hectic routine, whether you are student, house wife or a working lady, have made you madden. You need a JOE in your life like Monica had in F.R.I.E.N.D.S. This JOE is your joy so enjoy it with pie. So now is the time to say "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH ".
Vacation is for making memories so make memories without feeling bad about your left out work. The work is the part of the life and it'll continue but along with this you also need to live a life. To live a life plan a vacation, pack your bag, book a ticket and just go with the flow.
As psychology says if you separate a person from it's stress and anxiety associated areas, he feels relax and calm. For this relax and calmness you need a vacation. Vacation can enhance the aura and persona.
Women who took a vacation once every six years or less were almost eight times more likely to develop heart disease, have a heart attack, or die of a coronary-related cause than those who took at least two vacations a year. So vacations are actually healthy for your physical body.
Vacations actually freshen up your mind and help you to perform your tasks with efficiency. In result, Your focus , consistency and productivity increases. When you're more productive, you're happier, and when you're happier, you excel at what you do.
Disturbed sleep is when you have too much in your mind. We can't stop the chatter it affects our sleep, and a lack of sleep leads to less focus, less alertness, impaired memory, and a decreased quality of life. So, take the time off and learn to reset your sleep order.


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W♥M263: The Year in Deaths 2016
W♥M263: Year in Deaths 2016 (45 mins)
I woke up to the sad news that legendary singer, songwriter, actor, space travelling alien from another planet, David Bowie, has died. …
It is with a heavy heart that we announce that poet, singer, songwriter, novelist, Leonard Cohen has died at the age of 82. Adam Cohen, his son, said: "My father passed away peacefully ....
Sharon Jones, singer of Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, has died after a battle with cancer. The official press statement: SHARON LAFAYE JONES May 4, 1956 - November 18, 2016 …
Vu and John take a look back in this year in deaths. There's no doubt that 2016 is one of the worst year for musician deaths.... take a look at the ever-growing list at Musicians Who Died in 2016.
Some notable names on our list:
[10 Jan 2016] David Bowie, 69
[18 Jan 2016] Glenn Frey (Eagles), 67
[13 Feb 2016] Viola Beach (Entire band), 19-32
[15 Feb 2016] Vanity (Vanity 6), 57
[21 Apr 2016] Prince, 57
[10 Jun 2016] Christina Grimmie, 22
[06 Apr 2016] Merle Haggard, 79
[19 Aug 2016] Lou Pearlman, 62
[20 Aug 2016] Matt Roberts (3 Doors Down), 38
[23 Oct 2016] Pete Burns (Dead or Alive), 57
[24 Oct 2016] Bobby Vee, 73
[07 Nov 2016] Leonard Cohen, 82
[18 Nov 2016] Sharon Jones, 60
[22 Nov 2016] Craig Gill (Inspiral Carpets), 44
Song of the show is David Bowie's 'I Can't Give Everything Away'.
Also, Sharon Jones' family and friends have put together two public memorials in Brooklyn, New York, and Augusta, Georgia. Details below:
Sharon Jones passed away November 18, 2016 at the age of 60 after a heroic battle with pancreatic cancer. Details on two public memorials for the dynamic front woman of the Grammy-nominated funk and soul band Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings have been announced for each of her hometowns—Brooklyn, NY and Augusta, GA.
Brooklyn, NY - December 14, 2016 at 6pm
Brown Memorial Baptist Church
Augusta, GA - December 17, 2016 at 1pm
Imperial Theater
Jones' family, friends and fans are invited to come together to celebrate the singer's life and endless spirit.
W♥M Radio is available on iTunes, please subscribe!
Archive of this show at archive.org. More information on podomatic.com. Recording of this podcast was made possible by Skype, CallGraph, and Audacity.
W♥M262: KT Tunstall (25 September 2016)
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W♥M261: The Heavy (22 September 2016)
W♥M260: Murder Shoes (11 September 2016)
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W♥M259: Broods (09 August 2016)
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W♥M258: Batman: The Killing Joke (30 July 2016)
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8 Ways To Prevent Yeast Infections
By Gina M. Florio
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Though many folks with vulvas find that summer is the most common season for yeast infections for them, know that when the weather starts to change, that doesn't mean you're completely out of the yeast infection woods. But don't stress, my friend! Seriously, dodging yeast infections is a breeze once you've got the basics down. It's all about locking in the right daily routines and weekly habits; that way, you're practicing prevention regularly and it doesn't even feel like you're doing anything extra.
Let's begin with a refresher on what a yeast infection is. First of all, yeast is a fungus that is naturally present in your lovely vagina, and it's not harmful in and of itself. But as soon as there are too many yeast cells in the area — and everything from from high estrogen levels to antibiotics to pregnancy can cause your yeast cell levels to rise — an infection comes a-knockin'. A yeast called Candida albicans is the most common culprit behind yeast infections.
Tell-tale signs of an infection are itchiness and soreness in the vagina and vulva, according to MayoClinic, as well as a burning sensation when you're peeing or having sex. You might also see some discharge that is white or colorless, and resembles cottage cheese (if you haven't had a yeast infection before, consult with your doctor before treating — these symptoms can also be signs of certain STIs). These symptoms may sound unpleasant, but yeast infections are very common among folks with vulvas and can be taken care of fairly easily.
Moral of the story? Don't freak out, and read up on the eight ways you can prevent yeast infections.
1. Consume More Probiotics
Ah, so many health issues seem to come back to those magical, life-changing probiotics. According to many folks, they're a remarkable way to ward off yeast infections. For example, yogurt contains Lactobacillus acidophilus, a type of bacteria that is your friend and wants you to have a happy vagina; it's known to maintain a healthy pH balance in your vag and encourage the growth of other friendly bacteria.
Although there isn't any conclusive scientific research proving that eating yogurt every day stops Candida albicans from every multiplying into an infection, a lot of women swear by it. If you want to look into it for yourself and see if yogurt helps keep your vagina happy, you can either treat yourself to a little cup of all-natural, unsweetened yogurt each day, or you can dip your tampon in a little yogurt before insertion during the middle of your period, to give your vagina an extra boost of yummy bacteria.
A recent Italian study proved that a group of women who placed a probiotic tablet in their vagina consistently for five weeks saw their rates for yeast infections drop by a whopping 87 percent. So, while science can't yet definitively say that yogurt consumption prevents infections, a Lactobacillus tablet is proven to do the job pretty well.
2. Switch To A Birth Control That Doesn't Contain Estrogen
Extra estrogen in the body often leads to the production of more yeast. Laurie Cullen, ND, a naturopathic physician and professor at Bastyr University, told Prevention that it's worthwhile for yeast infection-prone women to consider birth control options out there that don't contain estrogen, such as the IUD or progesterone-only pills. This will significantly reduce the risk of the Candida albicans exponentially growing into an infection. Of course, you should speak with your OBGYN before you just decide to make the switch on your own — they'll have more specific insight into the unique functionings of your body.
3. Wear Cotton Underwear
You want to keep your lady parts as dry as possible, free from warmth and moisture, because yeast thrives in humid environments. One way to do this is to stick to underwear made from natural fabrics, such as cotton and silk; they absorb dampness, leaving your vagina as healthily dry as possible. Synthetic stuff like nylon and blended materials cling to your body too closely, making you a prime target for infection.
If you often wear leggings, gym pants or pantyhose without any underwear underneath, consider investing in some comfy cotton undies. Your crotch will thank you for it — going commando in tight-fitting clothes made out of those kinds of synthetic fibers results in a lot of heat and moisture build-up, which paves the way for a big yeast gathering.
4. Stay Away From Scented Feminine Hygiene Products And Soaps
All the artificial chemicals that are put into scented feminine hygiene products don't belong in your lovely vag. Perfumes and dyes irritate the inside of your vagina and increase the risk of a yeast infection. And the same goes for scented soaps and anything else that comes in contact with your goods. So train your vagina to say no to scented bubble baths, fruity body wash and colored or printed toilet paper. Keep it simple.
5. Clean Your Vagina Often
Don't do anything too rough to clean yourself, like douching, as that will cause irritation and might wreck the normal balances in your vagina. But do wash down there on a regular basis (remember, though, no scented stuff!). Also, don't be afraid to get up close and personal. Samantha Dunham, MD, a gynecologist at the NYU Langone Medical Center, told Prevention that women should regularly pay attention to the inside folds of the vagina when washing, as that's where the yeast loves to congregate — and multiply.
Change out of your swimsuit immediately after you're done in the sauna or swimming pool to avoid moist genitals. On the toilet bowl, wipe front to back, just like Mom taught ya, to keep bad bacteria out of the sensitive areas. Also, here's a little trick: After you're done showering, put a hair dryer on the low, cool setting, and pamper your vagina with a little refreshing breeze. This will also get rid of that last bit of excess moisture.
6. Consider Natural Remedies
Mother Earth has always got your back. She's left you with all kinds of at-home remedies you can experiment with to prevent — and in some cases, even treat — yeast infections, and you don't need a prescription or a pharmacy to get started. Pick up some organic, cold-pressed coconut oil, which has anti-fungal properties that kill the yucky fungi that lead to infections; externally apply it a few times a day to your vulva, like a lotion.
Then, get your hands on some garlic. It's anti-fungal, antibiotic and antibacterial — all things that will scare the yeast into not multiplying. Either eat it or crush a few raw cloves to make a paste out of it, which you can apply just like the coconut oil.
A few other useful products are apple cider vinegar, cranberries and boric acid. While there are no scientific studies out there that can prove how powerful all-natural remedies are when it comes to fighting off yeast infections and maintaining vaginal health, there are plenty of women out there who can sing their praises (myself included), and you really don't have anything to lose by testing it out. A little garlic near the vagina never hurt anyone.
7. Sleep More
Your immune system plays an important role in keeping yeast infections away, and if you're not catching enough Zzz's every night, your body won't be able to properly function. Even if you're planted in bed for eight hours a night, if you're tossing and turning, you're not getting the sleep you truly need, according to OBGYN Robert Goldfarb in Everyday Health. He says you need to get restful sleep in order for the body to do its jobs; like keep the acidity levels in the vagina stable and lower the rate at which vaginal yeast grows, both of which prevent infections. So prioritize getting some solid shut-eye for a healthier vag.
8. Eat A Healthy Diet
OK, so you already know how important it is to add some probiotics to your diet. Now it's time to think about everything else you put into your belly. Yeast thrives off of sugar, especially processed and simple sugars, as well as grains and other glutinous foods. There have been so many connections made between food choices and the growth of Candida albicans that there is now a fully comprehensive program to inhibit yeast growth called the Candida Diet, which women who struggle with yeast infections can easily follow. If you're interested in trying it, consult with your doctor to see if it would make sense for you.
In addition to grains and sugars, it's recommended that folks who suffer from frequent yeast infections stay away from consuming excessive amounts of alcohol and starchy vegetables — think potatoes, carrots, and beets — as well as meat and dairy products (with the exception of ghee and probiotic yogurt). Following this diet is supposed to not only grant you fewer yeast infections, but also potentially help with problems like headaches, fatigue and brain fog.
Keeping your vagina happy and healthy isn't that hard — and it's definitely easier than having to deal with yet another yeast infection.


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GNYHA continues to monitor the Ebola Virus Disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). First reported last August, the outbreak is continuing with moderate intensity. As of mid-March, there are more than 800 confirmed cases and 519 confirmed deaths. More details about the DRC outbreak can be found on the Centers for…
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The Annex is one of Toronto's most distinctive neighbourhoods, a focal point of its multiple downtown regions. Peppered with parkettes and tiny one-of-a-kind boutiques, the Annex has something for everyone, but skews towards its student and artist-centric demographic, who tend to occupy much of the residential, west side of the Annex in subdivided houses. Gourmet vegan restaurants, ethical butchers and fair-trade cafes abound, suiting every upscale lifestyle. Typically of a university and artist-influenced neighbourhood, the Annex is quite bike-friendly, with bike lanes criss-crossing College and Harbord streets, and bike traffic warmly accepted on Bloor Street.
A famous foodie destination, the Annex is packed with some of the finest and most diverse dining in Toronto, from well-loved sushi restaurant New Generation to stylish up-and-comer Sushi Couture, to the age-old By the Way Cafe (try their Eggs Florentine). By night, Bloor streetblazes daylight-bright with Honest Ed's famous wraparound sign, and dozens of bars and a few tried-and-true alternative clubs are always full of young hipsters and seasoned professors alike.
One of Toronto's oldest neighbourhoods, the residential streets within the Annex were built from the early 1800's to the mid-twentieth century, and - save for tasteful tune-ups - have remained virtually untouched since. Teeming with history and enormous, well-tended rose bushes, these quieter streets are filled with gorgeous Tudor and Victorian homes, which range from mansions to semi-detached and rowhouses. Young, trendy families don't look amiss, and University of Toronto School (UTS), right near Spadina, is one of the city's finest secondary schools. From the Royal Ontario Museum to the Jewish Community Centre, however, the Annex is packed with family-centric activity centres and resources. If you're looking to settle in a quieter area, consider steering clear of Bloor Street and settling slightly North, toward Dupont.
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After you've determined what will happen to your main character in the climax and how your story will open in relationship to the climax, you really have the plot structure or spine of your story. This is the skeleton that holds your entire foundation together. The spine of your story is your structure that goes in a straight line from the opening to the climax.
Imagine an old fashioned clothesline which you're hanging your clothes on so they'll dry. Now visualize every scene you write as being attached to the spine of your story like each item of clothing is attached to a clothesline. Without the spine or structure you have no story, just unconnected scenes which become episodic. You need to understand the importance of finding the spine of your screenplay. It is the foundation of your well-structured writing.
After you find your story structure, you need to tell your story in a couple of sentences, as I discussed in the previous chapter. These sentences will become known as your story structure, which will give your script focus. As you start to write your story you will then relate each scene you write to this story structure by asking yourself if the scene you're about to write is connected to it.
Sometimes these few sentences are called your premise, your plot structure or your logline. You then write all the scenes directly related to these few sentences.
Here is an example of a logline from a recently completed screenplay that I co-wrote with Brenda Krantz.


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Q: Using output of NDSolve in further NDSolve calculations I am trying to use the interpolating functions found using NDSolve to solve a further differential equation where the first solutions depend on two arbitrary parameters.
As a simple example, suppose I have two coupled ODES that I can write as:
func[r_,u_]:=y''[x] == u*y'[x]+r^2*y[x]*x^3
sol[r_,u_]:= NDSolve[{func[r,u],y[0]==r,y'[0]==r*u},y,{x,0,50}]
func2[r_,u_]:= (z''[x]==y'[x]*r+u*y[x]*z'[x])/.sol[r,u]
sol2[r_,u_]:= NDSolve[{func2[r,u],z[0]==1,z'[0]==0},z,{x,0,50}]

The problem is that I get the error message when running the fourth line telling me that replacing y[x] etc. is not a good replacement rule.
In reality, my system is a horrible non-linear set f coupled ODEs with one final equation that depends on the solutions of the others. Furthermore, r and u also control the boundary conditions but I think this example suffices because I think the problems are caused by the fact that there is r and u dependence in the ODE.
I can see many posts where the output of NDSolve does not depend on any parameters, in which case it seems trivial to just define a function that does what I want e.g.
f1[x_]:=Evaluate[First[y[x]/.NDSolve[{y[x]''+y[x]'+x^3==0,y[0]==1,y'[0]==0},y,{x,0,50}]]]

sol=NDSolve[{z'[x]==^3*y[x]+y'[x],z[0]=0},z,{x,0,50}]

would work if it were not for u.
I am also aware that I can solve both equations simultaneously but the second equation is stiff so I would like to use a different method for it. Actually, the first set are DAE's whilst the last one is not so splitting the two would help me a lot.
I would be very grateful for any help you can give.

A: Well, I made some changes, but then realized I hadn't changed anything important. I shortened the integration to {x, 0, 2} to save time. The original code works with this change.  I memoized sol so that it's computed only once for each {r, u}.  You stick First@ on NDSolve[] to remove a set of braces, but it's not important.
Clear[func, func2, sol, sol2, x, y, r, u];

func[r_, u_] := y''[x] == u*y'[x] + r^2*y[x]*x^3;
sol[r_?NumericQ, u_?NumericQ] :=
 sol[r, u] = (* saves the value so that it is computed once *)
  NDSolve[{func[r, u], y[0] == r, y'[0] == r*u}, y, {x, 0, 2},
   InterpolationOrder -> All]
func2[r_?NumericQ, u_?NumericQ] := (z''[x] == y'[x]*r + u*y[x]*z'[x]) /. sol[r, u]
sol2[r_, u_] := NDSolve[{func2[r, u], z[0] == 1, z'[0] == 0}, z, {x, 0, 2}]

sol2[2, 1]

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Q: PHP Json String decode It's my first question, I'm working on this problem for a long time, but I don't know where it is.
I want to read a Json string from a file, (and it does) but when I use "json_decode" does not work, I tried to copy the file content into a variable, and it works great, I cant understand why, can someone help.
Thanks!
Here you have the code:

-JSON STRING (From File)-

<?PHP
    $jsonStr = "";
    $jsonStr =$jsonStr . file_get_contents("./Config.json");
    echo "Json String: " . $jsonStr;

?>

-JSON DATA-

<?PHP
    $jsonDec = json_decode($jsonStr, true);
    $name = $jsonDec['config'][0]['nombre'];
    echo "Json data: " . $name;

    echo "
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------";
?>

-JSON STRING (From var)-

<?PHP
    $jsonStr = '{ "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] } ';
    echo "Json String: " . $jsonStr;
?>

-JSON DATA-

<?PHP
    $jsonDec = json_decode($jsonStr, true);
    $name = $jsonDec['config'][0]['name'];

    echo "Json data: " .  $name;
?>

And here is the result I get:
-JSON STRING (From File)-

Json String: { "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] }
-JSON DATA-
Json data:
-JSON STRING (From var)-
Json String: { "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] }
-JSON DATA-
Json data: Eduvi

A: *

*Undefined index: nombre in /tmp/test.php on line 10 => means you call an index that is not there, as you can see in the data yourself; if it was, it will show the contained value

input file site.txt:
{ "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] }

php code 'test.php':
<?php

    echo("\n-JSON STRING (From File)-\n");
    $jsonStr = "";
    $jsonStr = trim( file_get_contents("./site.txt") ); // fix
    echo "Json String: " . $jsonStr."\n";

    echo("\n-JSON DATA-\n");
    $jsonDec = json_decode($jsonStr, true);
    $name = $jsonDec['config'][0]['nombre']; //index nombre does not exist, if it is 'name', then it works
    echo "Json data: " . $name;

    echo "\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n";

    echo("\n-JSON STRING (From var)-\n");
    $jsonStr = '{ "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] } ';
    echo "Json String: " . $jsonStr."\n";
    echo("\n-JSON DATA-\n");
    $jsonDec = json_decode($jsonStr, true);
    $name = $jsonDec['config'][0]['name'];

    echo "Json data: " .  $name."\n";
?>

running it on cli with php test.php:
-JSON STRING (From File)-
Json String: { "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] }

-JSON DATA-
PHP Notice:  Undefined index: nombre in /tmp/test.php on line 10
Json data:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-JSON STRING (From var)-
Json String: { "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] }

-JSON DATA-
Json data: Eduvi

output after fixing 'name':
-JSON STRING (From File)-
Json String: { "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] }

-JSON DATA-
Json data: Eduvi
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-JSON STRING (From var)-
Json String: { "config" :[ {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"}, {"name" : "Eduvi", "link" : "LINKURL"} ] }

-JSON DATA-
Json data: Eduvi

*

*also try to take the same input as I do here for testing ;)

A: If your Config.json is a encoded in UTF-8 (with BOM), the json_decode function will fail and return NULL.
You can fix this by trimming the BOM from your $jsonStr string:
$jsonStr = trim(file_get_contents("config.json"), "\xEF\xBB\xBF");

Aside from that, you aren't addressing an existing value (see vv01f's answer for that)
Best of luck!

A: i'm testing this example, works perfectly fine and the basic file is  ob.php
$jsonStr = "";
$jsonStr =$jsonStr . file_get_contents("myfile.json");
echo "Json String one : " . $jsonStr;

$jsonDec = json_decode($jsonStr, true);
$name = $jsonDec['config'][0]['name'];
echo "Json data: " . $name;

echo "
-------------------------";

after that add you json file myfile.json
{
    "config": [{
        "name": "Eduvi",
        "link": "LINKURL"
    }, {
        "name": "Eduvi",
        "link": "LINKURL"
    }, {
        "name": "Eduvi",
        "link": "LINKURL"
    }]
}

that's it to display the value of name, the first object in you array


Irish Country Man, 63, today assured Syrian refugee Tarek Farzat, 34, that "you get used to this shithole" as both men were leaving the local post office in rural Roscommon.
Having first met Mr. Farzat - who escaped Homs before the Assad regime began its second carpet bombing of his home city - while buying a golly bar in the local Spar, the Irish Country Man reassured him that "this godforsaken place eventually grows on you".
Mr. Farzat - whose father, sister, nephew, two nieces, four aunts and six uncles were killed during the ongoing Syrian Civil War - had called to the post office to check if mail had arrived from his remaining family members in Syria.
Collecting his state pension, Irish Country Man cautioned Mr. Farzat - whose wife, Ranim, had cried tears of joy when their asylum application was approved by the Irish government - not to expect "any favours from those shower of bastards above in Dublin".
Irish Country Man, whose wife regularly delivers home baked goods to the Farzats and other refugees, bid Mr. Farzat farewell by warning that "as bad as that Assad fellah is, that fucker Varadkar isn't far off".


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The North County Education Center project is a collaborative development between the San Marcos Unified School District (SMUSD) and San Diego Office of Education (SDOE). The center houses offices, classrooms, a conference center for the SDOE and District Headquarters for the SMUSD, creating a seamless and integrated campus complex.
The project totals 70,000 square-feet and includes construction of a two-story, steel framed structure, and the construction of a two-story post-tensioned concrete parking structure. Site development was provided for utilities, some surface parking and landscaped private park.


These extemporaneous comments, many of which drew huge applause, made the former New York mayor's speech run much longer than planned. So much so, that a convention-planner confirms that they had to scrap a planned video ahead of Palin's speech.
If I were in charge of the convention I would be seriously pissed off at Giuliani for this. Sure, he brought the convention hall crowd to its feet, but I'll bet his over-the-top mockery didn't play very well with the home audience. Conversely, the folks at home love those biographical videos. They're really very effective. If they had to ditch Palin's video because Giuliani was busy milking the adulation of the crowd and boosting his future speaking fees, it might end up costing them a close state or two. You never know. And all to feed hizzoner's titanic ego.


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David Domoney chartered horticulturalist and broadcaster partners with the UK's leading water garden supplier OASE.
Monday 7 December 2020 PDF Print
David Domoney becomes brand ambassador for the water gardening giant, OASE, and aims to demystify water gardening and encourage more people to add water to their gardens. David says, "Since lockdown, many gardeners are keen to expand their hobby into new, exciting areas and water gardening is a popular choice because the sound and movement enhances the relaxing atmosphere of the space."
If installed correctly, adding areas of water can be a haven for visiting wildlife. David adds, "When you install water in the garden it adds a new dimension to your design as well as more planting opportunities. From water lilies flowering on a pond whilst fish swim beneath to the sound of tranquil water flowing from a self-contained water feature, the beauty of adding water can be as big or small as your garden dictates. Combining lighting, plants and water movement will bring a whole new feel to your outside space."
Introducing water to the garden can transform it to an oasis of calm, where you can benefit from the soothing soundtrack of moving water. There are other psychological advantages too, because being around water gives our senses a rest from overstimulation, especially today in our ever-growing technological society. Water has the power to calm us, connect us and increase creativity and innovation.
Not only do we benefit from water in our gardens, but wildlife does too. Installed correctly, ponds are a perfect place for creatures to wash, bathe and get access to shelter and food. Having a pond in your garden will attract a variety of amphibians including frogs, toads, and newts. They'll thank you by eating garden pests like slugs and snails.
Making the pond accessible to animals is important, by adding a gradual incline to allow easy access and exiting will help them out. No matter what size your garden is, a pond of any shape or size is incredibly valuable to wildlife.
From filtration and liners to pumps and connectors, there may be plenty to think about but even planning and assembling the pond will benefit you. David says, "With a goal to work towards with the finished product being a calming and relaxing space for reflection and de-stressing whilst watching the wonders of wildlife."
With many people living in flats or apartments with little or no green space, the benefits of water features and nature can be achieved indoors too. OASE's unique aquariums and terrariums with cutting edge technology, offer a design element that offers many possibilities. So, bring the outdoors in with their ornamental biOrbs.
About David Domoney C Hort. FCI Hort
David Domoney is a seasoned gardening television broadcaster and currently presents on ITV's 'Love your Garden', 'Love your Weekend' and is also the gardening presenter for ITV's 'This Morning'. He is a winner of 30 RHS Medals with two Best in Show category trophies and the Prince Edward Award for Horticulture Excellence. David is also known for pioneering campaigns Cultivation Street as well as Illumination Street, brightening up Britain's streets at Christmas. David also writes a gardening column for Grow Your Own magazine.
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Oase has been active in the UK for decades, but with the opening of the subsidiary office in 1993 it has grown to become the leading water garden supplier in the country. Headquartered in Hörstel, Germany, OASE has more than 850 employees worldwide and production facilities in Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Italy, and China. OASE is one of the leading international specialists for the creative staging of water in the private and public sectors.
•	The Consumer Business (Water Gardens, Indoor Aquatics, Drainage & Irrigation) is focused on pumps, filters, and equipment for private ponds, swim ponds, water courses, and water features with proven success for decades. As the world market leader in this segment, OASE is a benchmark for innovation and quality.
•	The Professional Business (Fountains & Lakes and Water Technology) has designed and executed countless large-scale projects worldwide. Recent projects include the floating fountain at DaMing Lake (China) and the Unirii Square in Bucharest (Romania).
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By Aakarsh Bommakanti
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Was diving around lush green grass not so long ago but my keyboard is all I have now. An avid observer of detail in sports with a passion to make myself heard. Can find me playing on a field if not in front of my screen.
Though they were not able to lift any silverware, Tottenham Hotspur will be relatively pleased with their season as they missed out on the title narrowly to Chelsea, late in the season. Mauricio Pochettino will now be responsible for showing some improvement in the next season and he is surely in need of a squad reshuffle this summer.
The Argentine manager is sure to add some quality players to his first-team for the next season, but he will also have to make sure that the core of the squad stays at the club next season. One such player who Pochettino wants to tie down to a long-term deal is senior centre-half Toby Alderweireld.
The first choice centre-back for club and country, Alderweireld is easily one of the best defenders, not just in England, but also in Europe. He has shown great consistency recently and has been linked with an exit, with Manchester United reportedly interested.
However, reports from the Mirror claim that the Spurs are ready to offer him a new deal this summer. He is currently on a £50,000 a week contract that runs down in two years and the Spurs are reportedly ready to double his wages, making him one of the highest earners at the club.
With Italian giants Inter Milan also interested, this move makes a lot of sense for the Spurs. At 28, Alderweireld is also one of the most experienced defenders in England and has been in impeccable form for some time now.
With 67 appearances for the Belgium first team and almost 100 appearances in the Premier League, Alderweireld is a strong and commanding centre-half, who has hardly made a mistake till now in his career.
Known for his concentration and ability to read the game, the Belgian star can create chances from a centre back role due to his range of passing but is equally adept at turning into a no-nonsense defender when the pressure is on his side.
The Spurs stand as one of the best sides defensively in the league for two years now and Alderweireld is one of the major reasons for the Lilywhites' transformation into this well-oiled machine that we see now.
The report also claims that Pochettino wants to remove the current £25m release clause in his contract, which will make him impossible to be purchased in a summer or two. But do you think he can continue his good form for the next season?
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Sancha and Dulce of Leon were born the daughters of Alfonso IX of Leon by his first wife Theresa of Portugal. There were born in 1191 or 1192 and 1195 respectively. They had an older brother named Ferdinand, who died unmarried at the age of 22. Their mother Theresa had returned to Portugal in 1214 when her marriage to Alfonso was declared invalid because they were first cousins. She lived in the Monastery of Lorvão where she died in 1250. Their father remarried to Berengaria of Castile (who will also be featured in the Queens Regnant series later), but after having several children with her, this marriage was also annulled as Berengaria was his first cousin once removed.
Because of all this, a dispute arose as to who should inherit the throne. Alfonso's son from his second marriage to Berengaria was Ferdinand III of Castile, who inherited Castile through his mother and with him securely in Castile Alfonso drew up a treaty with Portugal to allow his daughters from his first marriage to be his joint heirs. He attempted to marry Sancha to John of Brienne, formerly the King of Jerusalem, but this was blocked by Berengaria of Castile, and instead he married Sancha's half-sister, another Berengaria.
This only seemed to strengthen Alfonso's resolve, and he declared Sancha and Dulce his heirs, despite León never having had a female monarch before. Alfonso died on 24 September 1230, but the people of León refused to recognise his daughters as monarchs. Sancha and Dulce were most likely all too aware of this and not wanting to start a civil war the women, now 38 and 35 respectively, ceded their rights to their half-brother Ferdinand III in a treaty known as the Pact of the Mothers on 11 December 1230. They were richly rewarded with a yearly stipend and lordships. León and Castile were now united. Sancha and Dulce were de jure rulers of León for the brief period between Alfonso's death and the signing of the treaty.
Sancha and Dulce retreated to the Monastery of San Guillermo in Villabuena, where Sancha died sometime around 1243, and Dulce died around five years later.


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A computer generated impression of the proposed wind farm at Kenly.
Scotland's oldest university has unveiled plans to build a 12 megawatt wind farm to protect itself against spiralling energy costs.
The University of St Andrews is seeking planning permission from Fife Council to develop a six turbine wind farm on farmland it owns at Kenly Farm, by Boarhills.
The move for planning approval follows a three-year process of detailed research on-site and discussion and consultation with representatives of local communities in Boarhills, Dunino and Kingsbarns.
Although St Andrews has reduced and managed its energy consumption in recent years, rising national and international costs of energy have seen its bills triple since 2005 to £5.4 million a year.
"This increase in costs is equivalent to the salaries of up to 120 full-time staff at St Andrews and is a major financial risk for us," said Quaestor and Factor Derek Watson.
"Doing nothing is not an option. We would prefer to determine our own financial fate, than have it determined for us by the vagaries of international energy markets. Our consumption is on a flat line but we are being charged more and more for it.
Long-term monitoring of wind speeds at Kenly shows that it is possible to generate enough electricity to meet the needs of the energy intensive scientific operations of the University situated at the North Haugh and the rest of the institution's electricity demand.
The renewable energy generated at Kenly, site of an abandoned Second World War airbase, would be equivalent to the average annual consumption of 8,500 typical domestic properties in Fife.
The University examined two potential options for Kenly – a layout of four larger turbines each generating three megawatts and a layout of six smaller turbines each generating approximately two megawatts.
Both options were assessed as part of a detailed Environmental Impact Assessment which has been submitted as part of the planning application. Public feedback persuaded the University to choose option 2 with six, smaller machines.
The EIA also includes data on potential noise, ecology, radar and aviation, construction and traffic impacts as well as an examination of the possible positive and negative effects of the wind farm on archaeology, cultural heritage and economic and tourism aspects.
From the outset of the project over three years ago, the University has made clear its willingness to encourage, support and accommodate direct community benefit from the development, should it proceed.
Discussions are continuing with representatives of local community councils about the possibility of the formation of a set of Community Trusts to manage income from the proposed wind farm.
A survey carried out among attendees at public meetings in Boarhills and Kingsbarns in 2010 reported that 46% of people were in favour of the planned development.
Last week, the University was praised for its commitment to a green agenda and energy saving initiatives. St Andrews emerged as the leading public sector body in the UK in 2010/2011 for the value of projects designed to save energy and cut carbon emissions, according to Salix Finance, an offshoot of the Carbon Trust.
St Andrews has undertaken 111 green projects in total, committing over £1.9 million to a variety of initiatives. Over their lifetime, these schemes will save 7,700 tonnes of CO2. The work carried out by the University was described as an "exemplary achievement" by Salix.
The University has arranged a static display of photomontages and associated information about the Kenly planning application at Boarhills Village Hall 14th June 4-6pm and Kingsbarns Memorial hall 15th June 4-6pm.


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Whisky Straight Up
February 22, 2016 February 22, 2016 by Gary
There has been much press recently about an iteration of Crown Royal being the best whisky in the world. As far as I know, that is a blended whisky. I'm going to be frank and say, in my best whisky pantheon, first and foremost, the candidate has to be a straight whisky. If it is blended, meaning straight whisky combined with one or more "grain whiskies" – distilled at a high proof – it doesn't qualify. It can be very good, but in my experience, blends just don't have the full complexity and mouth-feel of an all-straight.
By straight I mean, a whisky which more or less complies with the American rules for a straight whiskey. Those rules are, whiskey from a mash of malted or raw cereals, distilled out at under 160 U.S. proof which is 80% alcohol by volume. For reasons I won't explore here, whiskies (or brandies, rums, tequilas) distilled at 80% abv or less tend to have full, distinctive flavours which age under wood influence into something complex and very drinkable. Whiskies distilled over 80% abv, and the typical grain whisky comes off the final still at 94% abv or even more, tend to be more neutral in taste and a little sharp on the tongue.
Grain whisky starts, essentially, as vodka. Vodka is not grain whisky because it isn't aged in wood. The grain whisky component of a Canadian or Scotch whisky blend is barrel-aged though, so in that sense is considered whisky, but to my mind, the flavour is never the same as a traditional straight spirit aged for the same period.
In American whiskey standards, there are other markers of a straight, notably the new spirit must be barrelled at not greater than 125 proof or 62.5% abv – this is to ensure sufficient wood influence on the spirit when diluted for bottling – and aged in new charred barrels.
These last two criteria are not vital though to international straight character. The Scots and Irish don't use (generally) new barrels to age their single malt and single pot still whiskies. And distillers there and in Canada might be barreling whisky for aging at over 62.5% abv, of that I'm not sure. (But if they are, they aren't going too high over).
All this to say, my favourite Canadian whisky right now is Canadian Club Chairman's Select 100% Rye. It is distilled, according to information online which sounds reliable, at Alberta Distillers Ltd. in Alberta. It is a straight whisky in that it is distilled under 160 proof and is aged in that case in new charred oak barrels, something like 6-8 years. That distillery is part of the same corporate group to which the Canadian Club label belongs today, Beam Suntory.
The more traditional CC-brand whiskies, all made in Windsor, ON, are, to my knowledge, all blends: they incorporate a small amount of straight whisky with an almost-neutral grain whisky, except in that case, both spirits are married for aging when they come off the still, in other words, aged together. Some Canadian distillers distill the straight and grain whisky elements separately and blend them at maturity. Seagram does this, and indeed Alberta Distillers does for its various blends.
I reiterate: blends are not bad. Grain whisky lightens and, in whisky-industry parlance, "broadens" or "displays" the character of the straight whiskies they are blended with, but again a blend and a straight are just different things.
There may be one or two other all-straight whiskies made in Canada today, I think Lot 40 may qualify, a Corby brand. Excellent product too, but CC Chairman's Select 100% Rye has a more approachable palate in my eyes, while still offering rich taste.
The CC Chairman's Select is (or seems) all-straight, essentially like a U.S. straight rye or bourbon except made in Canada. Forget the all-rye moniker even though it is a selling point I know. The important thing is being distilled at a low proof, in the territory for the traditional spirits. If it was all-rye and distilled out to a grain whisky proof, the fact that it came from from rye would be neither here nor there because all the "rye" taste would be stripped out. Compare a vodka distilled from rye, a good Polish brand, say, with vodka distilled from wheat. Can you tell which used either grain? Not likely…
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My recollection during a trip to Scotland last fall (which could certainly be wrong, I was drinking a lot of whisky at the time!) was that many distillers barreled at 127 proof or there about. I remember because it was so close to the US requirement but not exactly the same. Can't speak to the practice in Canada and Ireland but it wouldn't surprise me if it were the same.
Bruce, I fully agree. I've heard that in Scotland, they sometimes even barrel at collection proof as they call it, maybe 140 proof on average (guesstimate). But it doesn't seem to hurt the whiskey too much, for their style of spirit and probably same in Canada.


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        }

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Q: Error using TryUpdateModelAsync in a form with navigation properties Suppose I have a form that contains the following model structure:
TestRecord.cs
class TestRecord {
    public string Id { get; set; }
    public string RecordName { get; set; }
    ...other props
    public ICollection<RtdbFiles> RtdbFiles { get; set; }
}

Where the corresponding RtdbFile contains the following props:
RtdbFile.cs
class RtdbFile {
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string Filename { get; set; }
    ...other props
}

When I POST this model to my controller to update, I receive the following error:
The instance of entity type 'RtdbFile' cannot be tracked because another instance with the key value '{Id: 2021}' is already being tracked
So it appears that two of the same RtdbFile are being attached to the context. Here's how my controller method is formatted:
[HttpPost("UpdateMilestones")]
public async Task<IActionResult> UpdateMilestones(string testRecordId)
{

    db.ChangeTracker.LazyLoadingEnabled = false;

    var record = db.TestRecords
        .Include(tr => tr.RtdbFiles)
        .FirstOrDefault(tr => tr.TestRecordId == testRecordId);

    if (await TryUpdateModelAsync(record))
    {
        await db.SaveChangesAsync();
    }

    return RedirectToAction("Milestones", new { id = testRecordId });
}

Is TryUpdateModelAsync() not made to handle situations with a One-to-Many relationship? When is the duplicate RtdbFile being added to the context? I've disabled lazy loading and eagerly load the RtdbFiles. This is similar to what is done in the Contoso University example by Microsoft but the difference is their eagerly loaded property is a One-to-One relationship.
How can I fix this? Thanks!

EDIT to show Razor Pages:
UpdateMilestones.cshtml
@model rtdb.Models.TestRecord
@addTagHelper *, rtdb

<input type="hidden" asp-for="@Model.TestRecordId" />

Milestones & Tracking

    <vc:file record="@Model" type="@RtdbFile.AttachmentType.TPR" approvers="true"></vc:file>

The RtdbFiles are abstracted out a bit in to view components:
File View Component
@model rtdb.Models.ViewModels.FileViewModel
@addTagHelper *, rtdb
@using HtmlHelpers.BeginCollectionItemCore

@(Model.AttachmentType.ToString("G"))

            @if (Model.TestRecord.RtdbFiles.Count > 0)
            {
                foreach (var file in Model.TestRecord.RtdbFiles.Where(f => f.IsDeleted != true && f.Type == Model.AttachmentType && f.TestRecordId == Model.TestRecord.TestRecordId).ToList())
                {

                        @using (Html.BeginCollectionItem("RtdbFiles"))
                        {

                                    <input asp-for="@file.Id" hidden />
                                    <input asp-for="@file.Type" hidden />

                                        @if (@file.Id < 1)
                                        {
                                            <input class="FileInput" asp-for="@file.UploadedFile" type="file" />
                                        }
                                        else
                                        {

@file.Filename (@file.Type.ToString("G"))

                                        }

                                            Approvers:
                                            <input asp-for="@file.FileApproverPersonnel" class="form-control file-approver-personnel ldap-tags" />

                        }

                }
            }

            <button type="button" class="add-file btn btn-primary" data-test-type="Other" data-attachment-type="TPR" data-container="@(Model.AttachmentType.ToString("G"))s">Add @(Model.AttachmentType.ToString("G"))</button>
            File size limit: 100MB

A:
I got it, but there seems to be no case of TryUpdateModelAsync on
  one-to-many online. (And I tried without success).

Therefore, I suggest that you can use our common method of updating the one-to-many data model.
In the view, you need to bind each field of TestRecord to the corresponding control and pass the latest data of TestRecord to UpdateMilestones action.
Please refer to the following code:
View (which show one record of TestRecord and it related to multiple RtdbFiles datas):
@model WebApplication_core_mvc.Controllers.TestRecord
@{
    ViewData["Title"] = "Index";
    Layout = "~/Views/Shared/_Layout.cshtml";
    var i = 0;
}

Index

<form asp-action="UpdateMilestones" method="post">
    <input id="Text1" type="text" asp-for="Id"  hidden />
    @Model.Id
    <input id="Text2" type="text" asp-for="RecordName" />

Rtb:

            Id
            FileName

        @foreach (var item in Model.RtdbFiles)
        {

                 <input id="Text1" type="text" value="@item.Id" name="RtdbFiles[@i].Id" hidden/>@item.Id
                  <input id="Text1" type="text" value="@item.Filename" name="RtdbFiles[@i].Filename" />

            i++;
        }

    <input id="Submit1" type="submit" value="submit" />
</form>

Update
Controller:
 [HttpPost("UpdateMilestones")]
    public async Task<IActionResult> UpdateMilestones(TestRecord testRecord)
    {
        db.Entry(testRecord).State = EntityState.Modified;
        db.Entry(testRecord).Property(x => x.Id).IsModified = false;
        foreach (var item in testRecord.RtdbFiles)
        {
            db.Entry(item).State = EntityState.Modified;
            db.Entry(item).Property(x => x.Id).IsModified = false;
        }
        await db.SaveChangesAsync();
        return RedirectToAction("Milestones", new { id = testRecord.Id });
    }

Here is the test result:

A: What is obvious is TryUpdateModelAsync or maybe ChangeTracker has some issues with string ForeignKeys. First of all I highly recommend you to change PrimaryKey to int because EF shows some odd behaviour in such cases.
But if you insist on it, I tried some ways and finally reach this way:
Preventing object from tracking with AsNoTracking and use context.Update after updating record based on controller model
Based on your latest models, It's my sample that works well:
Models:
public class TestRecord
{
    public string Id { get; set; }
    public string RecordName { get; set; }

    public virtual IList<RtdbFile> RtdbFiles { get; set; }
}

public class RtdbFile
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string TestRecordId { get; set; }
    public string Filename { get; set; }
}

Razor Page:
Note: This part has the most important effect on your result. specially RtdbFiles[{i}].Id and RtdbFiles[{i}].Filename
Your View have to send items and values with exactly same name to server object to take effect correctly:
@model Jordan.TestRecord

@using (Html.BeginForm("UpdateMilestones", "Home", FormMethod.Post))
{
    @Html.HiddenFor(p => p.Id);

    @for (int i = 0; i < Model.RtdbFiles.Count; i++)
    {
        @Html.Hidden($"RtdbFiles[{i}].Id", Model.RtdbFiles[i].Id);
        @Html.TextBox($"RtdbFiles[{i}].Filename", Model.RtdbFiles[i].Filename);
    }
    <button type="submit">Save</button>
}

Controller:
namespace Jordan
{
    [Route("")]
    public class HomeController : Controller
    {
        private readonly AppDbContext context;

        public HomeController(AppDbContext context)
        {
            this.context = context;
            context.Database.EnsureCreated();
        }

        [HttpGet]
        public IActionResult Index()
        {
            var sampleRecord = context.TestRecords
                .Include(r => r.RtdbFiles)
                .FirstOrDefault();

            return View(sampleRecord);
        }

        [HttpPost]
        [Route("UpdateMilestones")]
        public async Task<IActionResult> UpdateMilestones(int Id)
        {
            context.ChangeTracker.LazyLoadingEnabled = false;

            var record = context.TestRecords
                .Include(tr => tr.RtdbFiles)
                .AsNoTracking()
                .FirstOrDefault(tr => tr.Id == Id);

            if (await TryUpdateModelAsync(record))
            {
                context.Update(record);
                await context.SaveChangesAsync();
            }

            return RedirectToAction("Index");
        }
    }
}


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Q: Getting console width Python 2 Linux I am trying to get a terminal size by doing syscalls in Linux. I am running this code in Python 2.7:
def get_terminal_size(subprocess=False):
   import os
   if subprocess:
       rows, cols = [ int(x) for x in
                os.popen("stty size").readline().strip().split()]
   else:
       import termios, fcntl, struct, sys
       s = struct.pack("HHHH", 0, 0, 0, 0)
       x = fcntl.ioctl(sys.stdout.fileno(), termios.TIOCGWINSZ, s)
       rows, cols, x_pixels, y_pixels = struct.unpack("HHHH", x)
   return cols, rows

This code gives me this error:

ImportError: No module named termios

same for fcntl
I checked that these modules exist in Python 2.7.
Please do not suggest me to move to Python 3. I understand that I can easily use built-in get_terminal_size() method in Python 3. But I want to do it in Python 2.7 on purpose.
I do not understand why it fails.
Can anyone please help me?

A: As shown here Termios is part of the standard Python Library, therefore there is no need to install it.
A simple import termios in your Python script should work.
If this is causing you an error then I assume your Python install is not working properly and my suggestion is to reinstall Python (or to use a Virtual Environment).


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package org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.proxy;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.sampler.HTTPNullSampler;
import org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.sampler.HTTPSamplerBase;
import org.apache.jmeter.samplers.SampleResult;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeEach;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

public class TestProxyControl {

    private HTTPSamplerBase sampler;
    private ProxyControl control;

    @BeforeEach
    public void setUp() {
        control = new ProxyControl();
        control.addIncludedPattern(".*\\.jsp");
        control.addExcludedPattern(".*apache.org.*");
        sampler = new HTTPNullSampler();
    }

    @Test
    public void testFilter1() throws Exception {
        sampler.setDomain("jakarta.org");
        sampler.setPath("index.jsp");
        assertTrue("Should find jakarta.org/index.jsp", control.filterUrl(sampler));
    }

    @Test
    public void testFilter2() throws Exception {
        sampler.setPath("index.jsp");
        sampler.setDomain("www.apache.org");
        assertFalse("Should not match www.apache.org", control.filterUrl(sampler));
    }

    @Test
    public void testFilter3() throws Exception {
        sampler.setPath("header.gif");
        sampler.setDomain("jakarta.org");
        assertFalse("Should not match header.gif", control.filterUrl(sampler));
    }

    @Test
    public void testContentTypeNoFilters() throws Exception {
        SampleResult result = new SampleResult();
        // No filters
        control.setContentTypeInclude(null);
        control.setContentTypeExclude(null);

        result.setContentType(null);
        assertTrue("Should allow if no content-type present", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/html; charset=utf-8");
        assertTrue("Should allow text/html", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("image/png");
        assertTrue("Should allow image/png", control.filterContentType(result));

        // Empty filters
        control.setContentTypeInclude("");
        control.setContentTypeExclude("");

        result.setContentType(null);
        assertTrue("Should allow if no content-type present", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/html; charset=utf-8");
        assertTrue("Should allow text/html", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("image/png");
        assertTrue("Should allow image/png", control.filterContentType(result));

        // Non empty filters
        control.setContentTypeInclude(" ");
        control.setContentTypeExclude(" ");

        result.setContentType(null);
        assertTrue("Should allow if no content-type present", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/html; charset=utf-8");
        assertFalse("Should not allow text/html", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("image/png");
        assertFalse("Should not allow image/png", control.filterContentType(result));
    }

    @Test
    public void testContentTypeInclude() throws Exception {
        SampleResult result = new SampleResult();
        control.setContentTypeInclude("text/html|text/ascii");

        result.setContentType(null);
        assertTrue("Should allow if no content-type present", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/html; charset=utf-8");
        assertTrue("Should allow text/html", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/css");
        assertFalse("Should not allow text/css", control.filterContentType(result));
    }

    @Test
    public void testContentTypeExclude() throws Exception {
        SampleResult result = new SampleResult();
        control.setContentTypeExclude("text/css");

        result.setContentType(null);
        assertTrue("Should allow if no content-type present", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/html; charset=utf-8");
        assertTrue("Should allow text/html", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/css");
        assertFalse("Should not allow text/css", control.filterContentType(result));
    }

    @Test
    public void testContentTypeIncludeAndExclude() throws Exception {
        SampleResult result = new SampleResult();
        // Simple inclusion and exclusion filter
        control.setContentTypeInclude("text/html|text/ascii");
        control.setContentTypeExclude("text/css");

        result.setContentType(null);
        assertTrue("Should allow if no content-type present", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/html; charset=utf-8");
        assertTrue("Should allow text/html", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/css");
        assertFalse("Should not allow text/css", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("image/png");
        assertFalse("Should not allow image/png", control.filterContentType(result));

        // Allow all but images
        control.setContentTypeInclude(null);
        control.setContentTypeExclude("image/.*");

        result.setContentType(null);
        assertTrue("Should allow if no content-type present", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/html; charset=utf-8");
        assertTrue("Should allow text/html", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("text/css");
        assertTrue("Should allow text/css", control.filterContentType(result));
        result.setContentType("image/png");
        assertFalse("Should not allow image/png", control.filterContentType(result));
    }
}


All of us love choices. We love the ability to choose. We love the freedom to choose. But we cannot exercise our right to choose if we don't know all of our options.
This is especially true when it comes to your health and your healthcare options. Most of us grew up going to a Western allopathic doctor for everything. We are in the habit of thinking of only this one option for all of our healthcare needs. While Western allopathic medicine is indeed the first choice for many, it is not the only choice out there when it comes to meeting your healthcare goals.
You have options, and if you haven't explored those options, you are missing out on a safe, effective, and natural method of meeting your healthcare goals.
This safe, effective, and natural method is Chinese Medicine.
Chinese Medicine and acupuncture have been around for thousands of years. The skeptics out there question acupuncture's effectiveness, even though there are more and more scientific studies confirming the effectiveness of acupuncture when it comes to many different health concerns, especially when it comes to pain management.
If you are still skeptical, ask yourself this simple question: what do you do with a tool that doesn't work? We throw it away or replace it for one that does. I think all of us would not continue to use tools that don't work.
Acupuncture is a tool that helps us to heal. It is a very effective tool that works. We would have thrown it out long ago – not kept it around for 1000's of years – if it didn't. This acupuncture tool is another option you have to reach your healthcare goals.
Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine are indeed great for pain management (acute, chronic, arthritic, nerve pain, etc). But Chinese Medicine can also help with many other health concerns such as insomnia, stress, digestive issues, emotional health, thyroid imbalance, and women's health concerns (including PMS, fertility, and menopausal symptoms) – just to name a few!
If you're curious about whether acupuncture and Chinese Medicine can help you, you can schedule your free 20-minute consultation with us online right now.
Explore your healthcare options – explore a new path of healing with acupuncture and Chinese Medicine today.