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I am adding this book to my list of Charles Dickens favorites! As usual, Dickens addresses the social issues of his day in the story, but he does it in such a brilliant and entertaining way. It is a must read for any Dickens fanatic.
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One day a few months ago I go on Twitter and see a tweet from Jonathan Penn. "I have an announcement to make." Oh no. "I just made a really tough decision…" Oh please, dear god, don't let this be what I think it is. "…but I have accepted a job at Apple." NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
I honestly can't tell you why losing Jonathan Penn to Apple affected me so profoundly. I met Jonathan back at my first CocoaConf in Chicago 2013. It wasn't like I was as close to him as I eventually got to Chris Adamson. We weren't best pals or anything. I don't think I had a closer relationship to him than anyone else did and I actually think I probably wasn't as close to him as other people were. And yet.
I think Jonathan has a biological mutation that causes him to secrete nitrous oxide because whenever you are around him, you can't help but feel happy. I don't think I have a picture of Jonathan without a big goofy grin on his face. Watching him crack up during the CocoaConf game show was a joy to experience. Additionally, Jonathan is wicked smart. I would go to his talks and feel like the village idiot because I would be blown away by his rapid fire delivery of concepts that sailed right over my head.
I guess I got used to the idea that he was always going to be here. I figured when I go to CocoaConf there are certain things that are always there. There will always be an amazing keynote by Daniel Steinberg. There will always be a Breakpoints Jam concert. I guess I thought there would always be a Jonathan Penn.
Back when I had my life changing trip to Boston, I started thinking about what kind of a person I want to be. I wanted to be Jonathan Penn. His passion and his energy were absolutely amazing. He is such a warm and giving person. He adds so much to the iOS development community. I wanted to be like Jonathan Penn.
I am being slammed this year with a lot of instances of impermanence. We got a new programming language from Apple. Many prominent actors and comedians who I grew up with passed away. I feel change happening around me everywhere I turn. The phrase I have as the title of this post, mono no aware is a Japanese phrase that talks about the ephemeral nature of existence. Everything we do has meaning because nothing lasts forever. Life is precious because we have a limited amount of it. Each and every moment we have will never come again and no matter how lousy it might seem at the time, it is special because it is transitory.
Everything in life is transitory. As a member of the generation that came during the internet boom and the Great Recession, that is painfully obvious. People don't work for the same company for forty years anyone or have the same job their entire career. This is doubly so for computer programming. I have only been programming for the last two years and I am already gearing up to switch from imperative programming to functional programming. Before I left for my conference on iOS programming I got a bunch of help from my boss setting up iHaskell notebook to learn Haskell. I can already feel the ground shifting under me and I am trying to adapt before it is too late or too difficult.
Jonathan going to Apple felt very much like he had died. We can't talk to him about what he is doing anymore. He is too busy to waste a bunch of time on Twitter. I don't reliably have an event ten times a year where I can go and absorb all of the joy he radiates. He's still here, but he is now sharing that joy with other people.
I guess I was also very upset when Jonathan left because I didn't know that the last time I saw him might literally be the last time I saw him. Had I known that he would be moving on to another stage of his life I would have savored the time with him more. We always feel regret when it is too late to do anything about it.
Jonathan leaving makes me think about the fact that I am going to leave someday. Right now we have this amazing community in iOS, but this is ephemeral. Something else that is going to be really cool is going to come along. All the top people are going to get tired of what we are doing and are going to move on to the next thing.
Sometimes it is hard to move on. You have a snapshot in your brain of this fixed point in time where things were really great or terrible. In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Captain Sisco is trying to explain linear time to the wormhole aliens. The aliens point out to him that he has frozen his linear existence. His life was trapped in amber at the exact moment when he lost his wife. He can't figure out how to live his life after this tragedy happened.
Life doesn't stop just because you want it to or because you have been so incredibly damaged that you can't figure out how to cope with your new paradigm.
Imagine my surprise and delight to actually have a chance to rectify all of this, Jonathan made a cameo at CocoaConf Las Vegas this weekend. Jonathan's parents live right outside of Vegas and he brought his whole family to CocoaConf to watch him rock out at the Breakpoint Jam.
Thanks to Solomon Klein for making me look thin in this picture with Jonathan.
Having the chance to sit in the audience one last time with Jonathan being a Breakpoint was a fantastic gift. James Dempsey asked me how the concert was and I told him it was the best one. He thought I was pandering to him, but I wasn't. Jonathan brings this energy to the performances and being able to sit there and enjoy this performance knowing that it would be the last one was truly meaningful to me. The crowd was a smaller, more intimate crowd. The concert wasn't a super rousing concert, but it felt more like hanging out with your friends goofing around, which was really nice to have.
Jonathan, if you are reading this, I hope you are not creeped out by my writing a whole post about you. I hope I didn't bother you by hugging you a few times. I wish you the best of luck at Apple. I will try to stop talking about you like you are dead, but I make no promises.
I am traveling to CocoaConf Las Vegas tomorrow. This is my second CocoaConf of the "season." The first CocoaConf of the season was in Columbus, OH.
Since I am a member of Eric Knapp's gang of iOS disciples, I was able to car pool with some of the other members of that group. On the way home, one guy in the car asked me if I had spoken to a certain person at the conference. I had not. I didn't know this person.
I was told that this guy really wanted to talk to me but he was intimidated by me because I was speaking at the conference.
This made me feel really bad.
I am in this weird transitory state at the moment. When I first started going to conferences I really wanted to meet all the speakers, so I would aggressively and strategically make sure I was sitting next to them for meals. I made a lot of great friends and found a lot of advocates for myself this way. I would not be where I am today if I had not done that.
Now that I am a speaker, I don't really know how to act. I don't want to aggressively sit next to all my fellow "speakers" and make people feel bad because somehow we are an exclusive group of people because we really aren't.
I feel bad about CocoaConf Columbus because I basically spent the entire trip hanging out with Chris Adamson. He's my friend and coauthor, but I felt like I really should have made an effort to meet other people. It was kind of hard for me because I had no opening line to start a conversation with a stranger. That was one great thing about talking to speakers at programming conferences. There was a way to start a conversation. You could read their bio and ask about their job. You could ask them about their talk. I used to tweet people during their talks and come up to them later and explain who I was.
I am asking anyone who wants to meet me at a programming conference to please just come up and say hi to me. Tweet at me so when you introduce yourself I have an idea about who you are. Believe it or not, I am a somewhat socially awkward person and it is a lot easier for me to talk to people if I have some idea about what to talk about.
Unless a person is really putting off "stay the heck away from me" vibes, most of us are really approachable. We like to geek out about technology. That's why we are here talking about it. If you want to geek out with us, just pull up a chair and say hi.
Hope to see a few people do this in Las Vegas. Looking forward to meeting you.
I was asked today to do a talk in South Carolina next month. I got so excited about doing the talk that I really didn't think about how to get there.
I like to avoid flying when possible. When I went to Denver last month I took the train. That turned out to be a terrible idea, but it was an interesting experience.
South Carolina is about 900 miles away. When I was a kid we used to drive to Nashville. Driving seems doable.
The reason for this post is I want to talk about my car.
I have owned one car my whole life. I got a brand new Subaru Impreza back in 1998. I have had this car for half of my life.
This car has been through hell. I crashed it three times in the first few years I owned it. It had a nice respite for a while, but I crashed it again back in January. Since the car was sixteen years old, my husband decided it wasn't worth getting the body fixed.
I have been pressured by my family to replace my car. I am being told it is no longer reliable and that it is going to be hard, but I need to let it go.
I am willing to accept that I need to replace the old girl, but I would really like to have one last adventure with her. I would like to drive her to this conference in October.
I plan to do whatever I need to do to make sure the car is reliable and won't break down in the middle of nowhere. I plan to make arrangements to make sure I know what to do if the car breaks down on the side of the road.
I know this is an incredibly stupid thing to do, but I love my car and I want to have this time to remember my time with her and to let her go.
I will have the car looked over before I go. If there is any question of the car's reliability, I will not take it.
I know I am being overly sensitive about an inanimate object, but I would really like to be able to control how I let my car go. I accept that it needs to be replaced, but I want to be able to have a say in how I spend the last of my time with it.


CodeMash 2015 just finished up and while being known as a Developer Conference, there are a number of tracks that cover aspects of testing as well.
Here is the conference schedule to get an idea of the speaking tracks and sessions.
I took several minutes this Saturday afternoon and sifted through the #codemash Twitter feed of several thousand posts looking for references that had to do with testing.
Below you will find the majority of the references that I could find on the topic.
Thank you to those would took the time to live Tweet at the event.
Here's another edition of Tweet Bits. This edition's list is for StarWest 2014 – Breaking Software.
StarWest 2014 was held again at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California this year from October 12-17, 2014.
Below you will find the Tweets that caught my attention over the last week at #StarWest. Buckle up, it's a long list.
#starwest everybody deserves to be managed!
The Targeting Quality Conference 2014 presented by KWSQA was held in Waterloo, Ontario on October 9th and 10th. Targeting Quality includes a series of nine presentations on the first day and full-day Workshops on the second.
Below you will find the list of Tweets that caught my attention from the live Tweeters during the first day of the conference as I watched from Ohio.
The hashtag to watch for the conference was #TQ2014 if you want to look over the full stream for yourself.
Star East 2014 was held in Orlando, Florida this year from May 4-May 9, 2014.
There are so many great conference testing conferences that I am unable to attend and I am so very thankful to the attendees that take the time to post great testing information on Twitter.
Below you will find the Tweets that caught my attention over the last week at Star East.
This is a long post breaking all the blogging rules…but what do you expect, it was a long week of conference sessions! Stick with the post to the very end and I will be it will be well worth your time.
And thanks to the @SoftwareTestPro staff and #STPCON support team at @SheratonNOLA for making everything work smoothly all week!
And that concludes our #STPCon day.
Can't wait to go back to my team and talk about biases and thinking fast & slow @justjoehere #STPCon will get ebook from library tonight!
I was unable to make it to New Orleans this year for #STPCon. Here are the more interesting Tweets that I saw from the first day of the conference.
Things started out fast and furious in the morning during the keynote, but died down as the day went on. Regardless of the decline of activity, there were still some good posts well worth tracking. Looking forward to seeing what Day 2 has as well.


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NM: Olero County Declares Second Amendment Sanctuary Status
Submitted by: David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
The Otero County Commission voted unanimously Monday at a special Otero County Commission meeting to declare Otero County a "Second Amendment Sanctuary County." �I asked the attorney to draft this because I did swear when I was elected to uphold the Constitution of the United States, to uphold the constitution of this state and to protect its laws,� Otero County Commissioner Lori Bies said. �I absolutely will not buy into this (proposed gun legislation in the state legislature) without a fight. You�ve got us sitting here and we�ll do what we can to take care of you guys as always.�
IN: Purdue Hosted This Year's Western Intercollegiate Rifle Conference
Submitted by: Corey Salo
Purdue hosted this year's Western Intercollegiate Rifle Conference.
Seven universities from across the country came together to compete for a spot at the national competition. 40 competitors showcased their rifle and pistol shooting skills inside Purdue Armory.
According to Purdue's Rifle and Pistol Team Coach, Doc Adams, the competition requires a lot of concentration. The goal is to shoot the bullseye as centered as possible.
Adams said he's got a great team. He said he's proud of his student�s dedication not only to the sport but their studies.
More Self-Defense Gun Stories
Submitted by: Robert Morse
Website: slowfacts.wordpress.com
Responsible gun owners defended themselves, but you didn't hear it in the news. Instructor Jeff Street joins host Rob Morse to talk about four recent examples of armed defense.
First story- Are you armed as you work behind the counter late at night?
Second Story- Are you armed at home in the evening?
Third story- Do you have a gun nearby when you�re asleep in the afternoon?
Fourth story- Are you armed when get out of your car after work?
These gun owners survived a lethal threat. What would you do in their place?Text and podcast available at the link. (18 minute audio)
Interesting Data: Seattle Murders Up Since Gun Control Crusade Began
Relying on Seattle Police Department data, Patch.com reported that the Jet City �tallied more homicides (last) year than any year in more than a decade,� an interesting revelation considering that passage of an anti-gun-rights initiative, largely supported by Seattle voters, was supposed to reduce murder and mayhem.
There were, according to the article, 31 homicides in Seattle last year. However, preliminary data from the Brennan Center says 33 people died last year in the city in homicides. In 2017, Seattle saw 26 murders (while KOMO News reported 27), which was also a jump from the 18 slayings in 2016, according to Seattle Police data.
The Bennington Flag: A Pre-Constitutional Symbol of Freedom
Like many flags championed by the Patriot, Constitutionalist and Second Amendment movements, the Bennington Flag is older than the Constitution itself. As the �76� in the canton probably gives away, the flag dates back to the revolutionary period, from the Battle of Bennington in 1777. The battle didn�t actually take place in Bennington, Vermont, but rather about 10 miles away in what is now Upstate New York.
Progressive Pistol Training for Self-Defense
In today�s world, people are flocking to obtain their concealed carry license. Concerns over the changing political climate, the right of self-defense, and gun ownership are � at least in part � responsible for the drive towards concealed carry. As human beings, we all have the inherent right of self-defense. But, as you begin the path towards everyday carry of a handgun (or any firearm for that matter) have you considered what training you may actually need? Gun ownership is a constitutional right under the 2nd Amendment. However, I would challenge you to take a more progressive training approach to the carrying of a handgun on a day-to-day basis.
FL: Neighbor Claims 'Stand Your Ground' Defense in Pasco Fatal Shooting, State Attorney Handling Case
The man who shot and killed his neighbor Saturday claims it was in self defense. No charges have been filed against 39-year-old Brien Colby of Port Richey. The state attorney will decide if the "Stand Your Ground" defense applies. Saturday evening, authorities responded to County Lake Drive around 11:03 p.m. after receiving a call about a shooting. Part of the incident was seen on the TV show, Live PD.
WV: Campus Self-Defense Act Up for Third Reading Wednesday
There�s at least one more day to debate the merits of the Campus Self-Defense Act in the House of Delegates. The Campus Self-Defense Act, known colloquially as the Campus Carry Bill, was moved to third reading on Wednesday, Crossover Day, with 16 amendments pending and the possibility of more on the way. The bill would permit, with some exceptions, students to carry concealed firearms on college campuses in West Virginia.
WA: Seattle Man Dead in Shooting at Home Near Everett
A Seattle man was shot to death in a fight late Monday at a home near Silver Lake. The man, 21, was visiting the home in the 10600 block of 32nd Drive SE. A fight broke out there around 10:45 p.m., according to the Snohomish County Sheriff�s Office. The homeowner, 47, fired a single gunshot that struck the visitor in the chest, according to the sheriff�s office.
Savage Arms named 2019 Official Gas Gun of Precision Rifle Series
Savage Arms has been named the 2019 Official Gas Gun of the Precision Rifle Series. �Savage Arms, an industry leader in out-of-the-box purpose-built firearms, has been an integral supporter of the PRS, its growth and our competitions,� said Shannon Kay, PRS director. �This year, Savage will now support the entire series and our members. We�d like to thank the entire team at Savage Arms for their unmatched professionalism and dedication to delivering products designed to give our shooters an edge.�
OK: Bill would Allow People with Medical Marijuana License to Own Guns
Guns or a medical marijuana license? Officials with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation say you can't have both. But a controversial bill could change that. Oklahomans still can't use drugs or alcohol while using a gun in our state, but Senate Bill 959 states that the OSBI cannot deny an otherwise qualified applicant from obtaining a handgun license solely on the basis of the applicant being a lawful holder of a medical marijuana license.
SAF Files Federal Lawsuit Challenging Second Amendment Enforcement Policies
The Second Amendment Foundation today filed suit in federal district court seeking to have federal and state laws preventing persons who, at one time in their lives, were subject to a mental health �hold� on the exercise of their Second Amendment rights overturned on the grounds that the way those laws and regulations are enforced are in violation of the Constitution.
The lawsuit is asking the court to declare that a section of federal law governing this issue, along with all derivative regulations and all laws, policies and procedures violate the Second Amendment, and the plaintiffs� due process rights under the Fifth and/or Fourteenth amendments. It was filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California.
WA: Some Want Washougal to be 2nd Amendment Sanctuary
Some Washougal residents are taking the first steps to become a Second Amendment Sanctuary City. Supporters gathered at a city council meeting Monday night to urg leaders to protect their gun rights.
�Second Amendment Remedies� Enter Mainstream Conservative Discourse
Last Wednesday we learned that the FBI had detained a Coast Guard lieutenant named Christopher Hasson, filing a motion stating that he �intended to murder innocent civilians on a scale rarely seen in this country.� According to WMAR-TV, federal agents found 15 firearms and 1,000 rounds of ammunition in Hasson�s apartment. Moreover, investigators found deleted e-mails in which Hasson allegedly mused about a �two-pronged attack� consisting of a bioterror assault followed by a sniper attack, and also ones in which he bragged about being a white nationalist.
IL: A Second Amendment Sanctuary- Looking at Madison County's Firearms Laws with the State's Attorney
Regardless of political affiliations, most voters in Madison County are for the Second Amendment. Recently, Madison County voters overwhelmingly decided to make the county a Second Amendment Sanctuary, something Madison County State's Attorney Tom Gibbons, a Democrat himself, said is a mostly symbolic vote. He said more than 50 other Illinois counties have voted for the same principle. While it has no legal binding, Gibbons said the choices of the voters across the state to support the second amendment should send a strong message to Springfield regarding how folks in Illinois feel about their right to own guns.
Congress Launches New Round of Tyrannical Attacks on Second Amendment
One of the priorities identified by Nancy Pelosi in her campaign to become Speaker of the House following the Democrat�s historic victory in the 2018 mid-term election was gun control. So, it should come as no surprise that the House will vote on, and likely pass, two major pieces of anti-gun-rights legislation this week. The first bill is the Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019 � aka H.R.8 in recognition of the eighth anniversary of the shooting of the former Rep. Gabby Giffords in January 2001. The bill was co-sponsored by five Republicans.
WATCH: Scalise Bashes Dems For Trying to Silence Him on Pair of Background Check Bills
Gun control has been one of the Democrats' main policy priorities since retaking the House of Representatives. Gun rights advocates aren't surprised by the move. In fact, many of us anticipated this would be the road they decided to take. Anti-gunners made the assumption Republican Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) would be on their side. After all, how could anyone possibly stand for the Second Amendment after being a victim of gun violence? (That's their logic, not mine).
WA: Bill in House would Repeal Controversial Gun Reform Initiative
A bill introduced in the Washington House of Representatives last week would repeal the controversial Initiative 1639, which introduced sweeping gun control measures to Washington law books. House Bill 2103, co-sponsored by a contingent of mostly Republican representatives, failed to get a hearing by the Feb. 22 deadline, but will be brought up again at the following session. �I think � it�s going to be a message bill, because we ended up dropping it late in the cycle,� said Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen.
ID: Proposed Bill Would Prevent Idaho Schools From Restricing Guns on Campus
Lawmakers are considering a proposal that would allow anyone with an enhanced concealed carry permit to bring weapons onto public school grounds.
NM: Roosevelt County Declares "Sanctuary" Status
Commissioners were met Friday afternoon with applause from a packed courtroom after voting unanimously to declare Roosevelt County a "Second Amendment sanctuary." The special meeting followed a request at Tuesday's regular commission meeting from Sheriff Malin Parker, who along with a similarly sizable crowd that day asked representatives to table a resolution opposing pending gun control legislation from the capital in favor of one that went further.
MD: State Democratic Party Official Says 2A Activists are �Terrorists in the Making,� Deletes Social Media Post
A Maryland Democratic Party official and former state Senate candidate has now deleted a controversial social media post that has sparked some to call for an apology � and even his resignation. Maryland Democratic Party Secretary Robbie Leonard on Monday posted to his personal Facebook page a photograph of a Second Amendment activist standing on a street corner in Annapolis holding a sign that reads �We Will Not Comply,� a slogan adopted by gun rights advocates to broadcast their frustration with restrictive gun laws.
Fear & Loading: Record Crowd at Great American Outdoor Show
A record-setting 179.000 outdoor enthusiasts attended the National Rifle Association�s 6th annual Great American Outdoor Show (GAOS), which was held Feb. 2 to 10 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg, Pa. The 650,000-square-foot exhibit hall featured everything from firearms and accessories to archery equipment, fishing tackle, hunting apparel, boats, recreational vehicles and more.
AZ: Arizona Republican Proposes Using TSA Pre-Check for Buying Guns
An Arizona Republican has offered a proposal to allow millions of people cleared by the Transportation Security Administration�s Pre-Check program � designed to make getting through airports easier for airline passengers � to buy a gun without additional investigation. Rep. Deb Lesko offered the TSA Pre-Check amendment as part of the debate over the House Democratic-sponsored bill requiring background checks for all gun sales, including private transactions. Her amendment is set to be voted on Wednesday unless withdrawn.
Daniel Defense, Savage Arms Named Official 2019 PRS Guns
The Precision Rifle Series (PRS) has named rifles from Daniel Defense and Savage Arms as official guns for the Bolt Gun and Gas Gun divisions. The Daniel Delta 5 bolt-action rifle is the official bolt gun. Two models from Savage, the MSR-10 Precision and the MSR-15 Long Range rifles are the official gas guns.
MD: Baltimore City School Board Voted to Support Bill Allowing School Officers to be Armed
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Baltimore City School Board members are set to vote on legislation that would allow police officers to carry their weapons on campus. If the issue sounds familiar, that's because it's the second time it's come up.
WV: Southern West Virginia Students, Faculty Share Opposition to Campus Carry
On Tuesday, New River Community and Technical College joined a number of higher education institutions publicly opposing the "campus carry" bill under consideration by the West Virginia Legislature. House Bill 2519, the "Campus Self Defense Act," would prohibit colleges from blocking people, including students, who have a permit to conceal carry a gun on campus. A few exceptions have been written into the bill, which would prevent concealed firearms from being carried in campus daycares, disciplinary hearings, dorm rooms and organized events with the capacity for more than 1,000 attendees.
MN: Tensions high as Minnesota Lawmakers Prepare to Debate Gun Control Bills at the Capitol
Minnesota lawmakers are set to consider two gun control proposals Wednesday, Feb. 27, amid an atmosphere that grew increasingly tense in the days before the hearing. The bills would stoke strong feelings at any time. But moves by gun control supporters and opponents in the leadup to the hearing kindled further frustration among both groups.
N.D. Gun Buyback Bill Criticized by Gun-Control Advocates as 'Dumbest Piece of Legislation'
A bill to ban gun buyback programs funded by tax dollars cruised through the North Dakota House but has drawn flak from national gun-control advocates. House Bill 1381, which passed the House 66-26 Feb. 19 and now is being considered by the Senate, would ban gun buyback programs conducted by state agencies or local governments, as well as buybacks funded by taxpayer dollars.
Fun with Statistics and the Gun Control Debate
Gun control advocates often contend that more gun deaths occur when guns are abundant in society. The statistics they use to make the case are not persuasive.
Who Will Protect You?
Fault for the terrible tragedy last year at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School has been placed on various entities by different observers. Some on the left�defying all logic�have even blamed you, me and other NRA members for the vicious attack.
"Well Armed Women" Take Aim
With the ever present dangers in our world today, some women find that they feel safer and empowered when they know how to use a gun. �We don�t call them firearms or weapons. We call them guns,� said Co-Chairman Marilyn Jones of the Tioga County, Pa. chapter of the Well Armed Woman Shooting organization.
"And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family? Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested a quarter of the entire city, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling in terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else was at hand? [...] The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin's thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt!" �Alexander Solzhenitsyn, The Gulag Archipelago (Chapter 1 "Arrest")


Gift your little one the Pop! Disney Aladdin Vinyl Figure. Aladdin is Agrabah's very own diamond in the rough and sometimes a thief who steals only what he can't afford. He is eager to meet the princess of his dreams and change his fortunes. However, the soon-to-be prince needs someone to see beyond his bread-stealing past and bring him home. Welcome Aladdin into your home and be prepared for all manner of adventure, including flying carpets.


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text:
using Talifun.Commander.UI;

namespace Talifun.Commander.Command.Video
{
    public enum VideoConversionType
    {
		[LocalizableDescription("VideoConversionType_NotSpecified", typeof(Properties.Resource))]
        NotSpecified,
		[LocalizableDescription("VideoConversionType_Flv", typeof(Properties.Resource))]
        Flv,
		[LocalizableDescription("VideoConversionType_H264", typeof(Properties.Resource))]
        H264,
		[LocalizableDescription("VideoConversionType_Vpx8", typeof(Properties.Resource))]
        Vpx8,
        //[LocalizableDescription("VideoConversionType_Vpx9", typeof(Properties.Resource))]
        //Vpx9,
		[LocalizableDescription("VideoConversionType_Theora", typeof(Properties.Resource))]
        Theora,
		[LocalizableDescription("VideoConversionType_Xvid", typeof(Properties.Resource))]
        Xvid,
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


It's bareboaters who typically love the Abacos chain in the Bahamas, a place where sailing catamarans and monohulls alike dominate the harbors. This is T-shirt and bathing suit territory far from the largest luxury yachts, a place where families can feel at home eating freshly grilled lobsters while sitting barefoot on a beach after a long day of playing in the sun.
Most charters begin and end in Marsh Harbour, which is just a short cab ride away from the local airport. It's here that you'll find the major bareboat bases along with supermarkets where you can provision, restaurants where you can enjoy a waterfront meal, and marinas that include showers and laundry facilities. Smart bareboaters tend to stay the night in Marsh Harbour during their first night in the Abacos, getting over their jetlag while ensuring that their yacht is properly stocked before heading out to explore the next day. There's no need to rush off the dock. One of the best things about the Abacos is that they run on "Island Time," which means slow as molasses—just how you want to feel during a vacation!
Hope Town is one of the top spots to visit in the Abacos, with a harbor well-stocked with mooring balls that make it easy for you to tie up and go exploring ashore. The lighthouse here—with a red-and-white-striped base that looks like a candy cane—is perhaps the most photographed landmark in all of the Bahamas. You can cruise by and enjoy the view from the water, or go ashore and climb up the lighthouse steps for a spectacular view of the harbor and islands beyond.
Like most places you'll visit in the Abacos, Hope Town has just a handful of shops and restaurants, enough to keep you busy for a few hours when you've had your fill of swimming and sunbathing. Don't expect high fashion outlets or chain stores, but instead look for sarongs and T-shirts that look the same at pretty much every island boutique that you visit. At the bars, you'll find Kalik beer and Bahama Mama specials wherever you go, and of course conch fritters on the menu to help keep your belly good and full.
There are farther-flung islands in the Abacos, too, if you want to test your navigational skills amid the sometimes shallow reefs. They're all fantastic for snorkeling, as well, and many are remote enough that you'll be the only one swimming with fins that aren't attached permanently to your body.


The country took a well-deserved time-out last night from bleak news about jobs, deficits, health care, Iran and the like. Even if you were pulling for Peyton Manning and the Colts, you had to agree that the epic upset victory by the New Orleans Saints was the best feel-good moment for the country in more than a year.
Drew Brees and the Saints did more than deliver a storybook ending to a storybook year. They made New Orleans a fresh symbol of the American spirit – what we can do as a people when we have our backs to the wall and join together in search of a comeback.
As almost everyone knows by now, Drew Brees is himself a story of overcoming the odds. Even though he was a high school star, most colleges weren't interested in him as a player because he was so short – six feet in cleats, far below today's stereotype. By grit and determination, he made it into the pros but four years ago, diving on a fumble, injured his shoulder so badly that no one wanted him except for the Saints, a team with such a sorry record that it was often nicknamed the "Aints" back home.
Brees bonded with the team and became a fierce believer in New Orleans, especially after Katrina. He and his teammates have long made a Super Bowl victory – their first ever – a goal that would show both they and their city are champions.
They certainly proved that last night, beating not only one of the best quarterbacks ever in Manning but proving they were a complete team with a gutsy coach.
This moment brings renewed national attention to a city that is now showing major sparks of life. Certainly the poverty and corruption have not disappeared; the poor neighborhoods still look devastated. But scores of young Americans have swept into the city to lend helping hands, rebuilding house by house, block by block. The spirit of volunteerism is powerful. So, too, is the spirit of school reform: the flowering of charter schools and the coming of Paul Vallas as School Superintendent have both been major steps forward. And just in the past few days, the voters of New Orleans – white and black together – have elected a superb new mayor, Mitch Landrieu. Those who have known him as lieutenant governor of the state recognize that he is a strong, inspirational leader who has the potential to become the best mayor in decades.
New Orleans is not back yet, and the crown may not sit long on the temple of the Saints - one can already see Peyton Manning plotting out next year.
But isn't this a moment to savor? Isn't this a time to remind ourselves that if New Orleans and the Saints can rally together to get up off their backs and stand tall, so can America itself?
As a native New Yorker and Giants' fan, I was so rooting for the Saints to win. Who wasn't? Congratulations to the Saints, their wonderful fans and the great city of New Orleans. I laughed this morning while walking to work when I saw hanging from a brownstone on East 83rd Street in Manhattan a giant Saints flag. David, you are so right! If New Orleans can stage this great comeback, so can the rest of America.
The saints did an amazing job, they proved to new orleans that we really could do it, i live in new orleans and i truly believed in then they gave heart and soul into that game and they made new orleans history!!!!!!!!! we are so very proud of our boys!!! we were to call the saints a part of new orleans!!!!!!
On a whim we made the short trip from Baton Rouge to the French Quarter two weeks ago to watch the Saints play the Vikings, and I wish that everyone could experience the overwhelming elation that was flowing like electricity after that win on the streets of the Quarter. Complete strangers, every size, shape and color, were hugging and crying and laughing together. It was phenomenal, and I know that last night, those lucky folks in the Quarter got to do it all over again. The Saints have brought us all together and have made us so proud. Thank you!
I'm crying as I read this piece. Thank you, David Gergen. I always want to hear what you have to say on any subject.
I'm from Mississippi. New Orleans is very dear to us and our own Gulf Coast took a beating from Katrina that has still not healed. Last night was something to CELEBRATE for the entire region. I tried to explain our family's support of the Saints for the past 30 years to someone and finally I said, "Hey. They are family. And no matter how good or how bad they play, we love our family." They represent so much more to us than a football franchise. WE DAT!!
Over the past 30 years my husband and I have visited New Orleans many, many times. We love that city like it was our own home. We were devestated at the effect of Katrina but the Saints and the people of New Orleans have the right stuff! Heart won the game and heart and shoulder to the wheel will bring the city back to it's glory again.
Hey, my hat's off to the Saints. I am incredibly happy for them! However, do you think by any chance the game was "thrown"? At one point, the camera was on Peyton as he sat out of the game. There was an "under-eyed, ravenous" look steming from his face. I've never seen that look on Peyton before. What was that?
NO, like a lot of industrial cities of America, are gritty, tough places that have survived many bad times. To visit NO and experience the pride and determination of its people is something that other cities need to take a lesson from. The citizens of NO were given a boost by a team that was determined to bring hope and respectibility back to a people that have suffered for the past 4 years.
I live in Louisiana, and can i say WHO DAT?!?! It feels so good: feeling good again. Thanks mr. cooper, it really felt the whole nation was behind us last night.
We, the Who Dat Nation,respect and agree with your intelligent opinion.
If you ever come down to New Orleans,I'll be more than glad to show you our humble hospitality.
surely. AND Drew Brees, what a guy! He has suffered in many ways since his early years but he's the right quarterback for the right team and the right city. Everyone loves him and he's to be King Bacchus at Mardi Gras this year. A fitting ending for this great Super Bowl win.
This team has been in existence for 44 yrs. thanks to Mr. Tom Benson who never gave up on them and now with such a wonderful coach in Sean Payton, and the Saints Team, New Orleans as well as the whole state is looking forward to a big come back for the city.
New Orleans unlike many cities, has the chance to be reborn at this moment. So much going well for them...here's hoping the people of New Orleans can ride this high and do great things.
Thank you for bringing to words the emotions and feelings of everyone in this region. By God's Grace, the Saints Are Alive!
Thank you for your article. My plan was to go to Bourbon Street to watch the game with my fellow WHO DATS, but then decided to watch it all alone surrounded by memories of my parents and other family members who gathered around the TV beginning in 1967 to cheer our guys in black and gold each week. We love our Saints here but our Saints in heaven are savoring the victory just as much.
Words from a wise brother.
They all play with heart Jennifer O..Any team can beat another team on any given Sunday..
Nice sentiment David! You haven't lost your touch either! I had been thinking Peyton had developed an new art form the way he sizes up the field from the line of scrimage. Well I was wrong! It is the entire Saints organization who gave us football lessons last night. Drew could well be running for office the way his can hold up his baby too! Good for you Drew.
I was sad to learn that cadillac did not give Drew Brees a car choice this year. For someone who has done so much for a city and given so selfless of himself this ishould be insulting to all red-blooded Americans. Cadillace claimed that they cut back after their so called "bailout" by the government. Since we the people of america i.e. the government have already paid for this vehicle, we the people think that Mr. Brees should have gotten his cadillac.
Geaux Saints. As a native New Orleanian who left after Katrina and longs to be back every day, this win says something about the determination of the New Orleans people. It was a great game but more than that it was evidence of a unity that is in the city and Mitch Landrieu's father was my mayor so I know he will have good advice. His is from an old New Orleans family with strong ties to this city.He is not a newcomer who thinks like an outsider.
This is a new day for a New Orleans that has lived through some bad days. This is America's "antique" city with so much historical culture and music and art that it needs to be preserved like the fine antique it is.
"Who Dat? "Dat "is my city, broken and repaired, flooded with water but also flooded with determination and unity. Long live the Saints and New Orleans.
Thanks for the insight on the promise of the entire city of N.O. the Saints have certainly been a unifier and hopefully the elected officials can take that headstart to forge a more cohesive populus.
As for the NUN prognositcator on the Sunday news. the pot shot at the President was ugly and your prediction was WRONG alway bet on Black & GOLD Who Dat!!!
Thank You for everthing you do Anderson. I'm in New Orleans, still in shock, but enjoying every minute. I can't wait for the Saints Pararde Tuesday night.
New Orleans an inspiration? A city that won't leave when told, a city that sits around with their hand out waiting for taxpayers to do everything for them, an inspiration? Well i guess we are becoing a country of entitlement so I guess they inspire that. I wish they would stop the ghetto "Who dat".
If this was the best feel-good moment for this country in a year, we have a pretty low bar. Sorry, but, running around "yellin'" "Who Dat?" isn't my idea of a high point. Please don't take me for a Colts fan. Didn't watch the Super Bowl so I didn't have a "dog in the hunt". There's just something tawdry about watching drunks screaming "Who Dat?" I like to think that even my daily life just taking out the trash is more interesting than that.
now-Sen. Scott Brown when Gergen referred to the "Kennedy seat" in the Mass. senatorial race.
hyped, crassly commercial football game and the really deep-seated problems the country faces.
I am not a football fan but I became one for only one game when I read the Saint's and the Drew Bress story. I really wanted them to win, I kept track of the score at the beginning and thought they probably wouldn't make it, when later I found out they won, my heart did flip flops. I just loved the David Gergan editorial and I agree that this win was a much needed feel good moment for this country, never give up and the SAINTS will certainly come marching through, 3 big cheers for New Orleans and their hero coach and especially for Drew Bress !!!.
Very, very well said – whew!
Obama himself was rooting for them.
Thank you Mr. Gergen. We have waited so long for this. Many of us in the Who Dat Nationl remain speechless on this All Saints Day. You said if for us quite nicely.
Nice column, great perspective. I like it. Let's hope it is the truth. Come on America. I BELIEVE!
Saints and Drew Brees played with heart. Unfortunated Manning did not. And as good as he is that is what was missing. With professional sports these days being so much about money, etc. Having heart is still a deciding factor!! YEAH!
Yet, the Saints did not have the federal or state government as a road blocks to success in standing tall. Can we defeat what is the opposition for our elected leadership for ownership of the crown, that remains to be seen. Yet it does appear that a comback is on the way, from mainstreet up in what will be a historic upset for the "Aints."
We are by hometeam, Americans first, and we "aint' gonna sit on the sidelines any longer.
If I'm not mistaken, I don't think Indy even covered the point spread. Too bad I'm not a betting girl!
For a year when my Eagles and none of my favorite teams were playing, this was the happiest and most exciting superbowl game I have ever had.
I was praying for this outcome, and I hope that New Orleans has a speedy economic, housing, and prosperous recovery form the hurricanes.


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Are we live yet? We're robots, so technically… no. Wait, so you're telling me this jar of organs I stuffed inside of me is useless?
Captain Creeper is more like it. Also, please check out Silversong, one of the great Comicadia webcomics!
This has been the worst comic I've ever read. It's the first one we've read. I know, and that is saying something.
This comic proves that red heads are always sinister. I am literally a red head. My point exactly.
You should be reading the webcomic Monster Pulse today too!
When you have to number your panels you know you've fucked up.


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Marie Řihošková (born 1981) is a Czech slalom canoeist who competed at the international from 1997 to 2010.

She won three medals in the K1 team event at the ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships with a gold (2010) and two silvers (2002, 2006). She also won three medals at the European Championships (1 gold and 2 silvers).

World Cup individual podiums

1 Pan American Championship counting for World Cup points

References

2010 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships 11 September 2010 K1 women's team final results. – accessed 11 September 2010.

Czech female canoeists
Living people
1981 births
Medalists at the ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
"""
    Testing units in connect(..,..) statement
       global variables betwwen 2 components.
    note:  check the units symbol in appendix
"""

import unittest

from openmdao.main.api import Assembly, Component, set_as_top
from openmdao.main.datatypes.api import Float, Array

class Oneout(Component):
    """ A simple output component    """

    # pressure units
    ratio1 = Float(1.00, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float Variable', units='Pa')  # pressure units
    ratio2 = Float(1, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float variable', units='mi')  # Mile
    ratio3 = Float(1, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float variable', units='degF')  # temperature in F
    ratio4 = Float(8.314472, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float variable ', units='J/(mol*degK)')  # R, gas const
    ratio5 = Float(1, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float variable', units='degC')  # temperature in C
    ratio6 = Float(1, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float variable', units='N')  # force in N
    ratio7 = Float(1, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float variable', units='lbf')  # force in lbf
    ratio8 = Float(1, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float variable', units='kg')  # mass  in kg
    ratio9 = Float(1, iotype='out',
                   desc='Float variable')  # no units defined
    ratio10 = Float(1, iotype='out',
                    desc='Float variable', units='rad')  # angle in rad
    arr_in = Array([1., 2., 3.], units='ft', iotype='in')
    arr_out = Array([4., 5., 6.], units='kg', iotype='out')

    def __init__(self):
        super(Oneout, self).__init__()

    def execute(self):
        """
           execute
        """
        # priny '%s.execute()' % self.get_pathname()

class Oneinp(Component):
    """ A simple input component    """

    ratio1 = Float(1.00, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float Variable', units='mm')  # not a pressure unit
    ratio2 = Float(1.00, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float Variable', units='atm')  # pressure in atm
    ratio3 = Float(1.00, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float Variable', units='torr')  # pressure in torr
    ratio4 = Float(1.00, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float Variable', units='psi')  # pressure in psi
    ratio5 = Float(1.00, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float Variable', units='bar')  # pressure in bar
    ratio6 = Float(1.00, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float variable ', units='cal/(mol*degK)')  # R, Gas constant
    ratio7 = Float(1.00, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float variable ', units='m')  # Meter
    ratio8 = Float(1.00, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float variable ', units='mm')  # millimeter
    ratio9 = Float(1, iotype='in',
                   desc='Float variable', units='degR')  # temp in R
    ratio10 = Float(1, iotype='in',
                    desc='Float variable', units='degK')  # temp in K
    ratio11 = Float(1, iotype='in',
                    desc='Float variable', units='dyn')  # force in dyn
    ratio12 = Float(1, iotype='in',
                    desc='Float variable', units='N')  # force in N
    ratio13 = Float(1, iotype='in',
                    desc='Float variable', units='dyn')  # force in dyn
    ratio14 = Float(1, iotype='in',
                    desc='Float variable', units='lb')  # mass in lb
    ratio15 = Float(2, iotype='in',
                    desc='Float variable')  # no units defined
    ratio16 = Float(2, iotype='in',
                    desc='Float variable', units='dyn')  # force in dyn
    ratio17 = Float(1, iotype='in',
                    desc='Float variable', units='deg')  # angle in deg
    arr_in = Array([1., 2., 3.], units='ft', iotype='in')
    arr_out = Array([4., 5., 6.], units='kg', iotype='out')

    def __init__(self):
        super(Oneinp, self).__init__()

    def execute(self):
        """
           execute
        """
        # print '%s.execute(degK' % self.get_pathname()

class VariableTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        """ this function is used to test each type..."""
        self.top = set_as_top(Assembly())
        self.top.add('oneinp', Oneinp())
        self.top.add('oneout', Oneout())
        self.top.driver.workflow.add(['oneinp', 'oneout'])

    def test_var1(self):
        #  connect to same type variables....
        # self.top.connect('oneout.ratio1','oneinp.ratio1')      # float to float
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio1', 'oneinp.ratio2')  # Pa  to atm
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio1', 'oneinp.ratio3')  # Pa  to torr
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio1', 'oneinp.ratio5')  # Pa  to bar
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio4', 'oneinp.ratio6')  # gas constant, R
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio2', 'oneinp.ratio7')  # Mile to meter
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio2', 'oneinp.ratio8')  # Mile to millimeter
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio3', 'oneinp.ratio9')  # temp F to R
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio5', 'oneinp.ratio10')  # temp C to rK
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio6', 'oneinp.ratio11')  # force  N to dyn
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio7', 'oneinp.ratio12')  # force  lbf to N
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio7', 'oneinp.ratio13')  # force  lbf to dyn
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio8', 'oneinp.ratio14')  # mass kg  to lb
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio7', 'oneinp.ratio15')  # force  lbf to no units
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio9', 'oneinp.ratio16')  # no units to dyn
        self.top.connect('oneout.ratio10', 'oneinp.ratio17')  # rad to deg

        self.top.run()

        # print  ' oneinp_ratio1= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio1
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio2( Pa/ atm)= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio2
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio3( Pa/ torr)= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio3
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio4( Pa/ psi) = ',self.top.oneinp.ratio4
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio5( Pa/ bar) = ',self.top.oneinp.ratio5
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio6( J / cal) = ',self.top.oneinp.ratio6
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio7(mile/meter)= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio7
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio8(mile/mm)= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio8
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio9(F / R  )=  ',self.top.oneinp.ratio9
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio10(C / K  )= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio10
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio11(N / dyn)= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio11
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio12(lbf / N)= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio12
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio13(lbf / dyn)= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio13
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio14(kg  / lb )= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio14
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio15(lbf / no units   )= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio15
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio16(no units / dyn )= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio16
        # print  ' oneinp_ratio17(rad / deg        )= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio17

        # self.assertEqual(3.54,self.top.oneinp.ratio1)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(9.86923266716e-06, self.top.oneinp.ratio2, 6)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(0.00750061682704, self.top.oneinp.ratio3, 6)
        self.assertEqual(1e-05, self.top.oneinp.ratio5)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(1.98720650096, self.top.oneinp.ratio6, 8)
        self.assertEqual(1609.344, self.top.oneinp.ratio7)
        self.assertEqual(1609344.0, self.top.oneinp.ratio8)
        self.assertEqual(460.67, self.top.oneinp.ratio9)
        self.assertEqual(274.15, self.top.oneinp.ratio10)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(100000.0, self.top.oneinp.ratio11, 8)
        self.assertEqual(4.44822162, self.top.oneinp.ratio12)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(444822.162, self.top.oneinp.ratio13, 6)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(2.20462262185, self.top.oneinp.ratio14, 6)
        self.assertEqual(1.0, self.top.oneinp.ratio15)
        self.assertEqual(1.0, self.top.oneinp.ratio16)
        self.assertAlmostEqual(57.295779578, self.top.oneinp.ratio17, 6)

    def test_unit2(self):
        self.top.oneout.ratio1 = 20
        try:
            self.top.connect('oneout.ratio1', 'oneinp.ratio1')  # Pa  to mm
        except Exception, err:
            msg = ": Can't connect 'oneout.ratio1' to 'oneinp.ratio1': Incompatible units " \
                  "for 'oneout.ratio1' and 'oneinp.ratio1': units 'Pa' are incompatible with " \
                  "assigning units of 'mm'"
            self.assertEqual(str(err), msg)
        else:
            self.fail('Exception Expected')

        try:
            self.top.connect('oneout.arr_out', 'oneinp.arr_in')
        except Exception as err:
            msg = ": Can't connect 'oneout.arr_out' to 'oneinp.arr_in': Incompatible units " \
                  "for 'oneout.arr_out' and 'oneinp.arr_in': units 'kg' are incompatible with " \
                  "assigning units of 'ft'"
            self.assertEqual(str(err), msg)
        else:
            self.fail("Exception expected")

        try:
            self.top.connect('oneout.arr_out[1]', 'oneinp.arr_in[0]')
        except Exception as err:
            msg = ": Can't connect 'oneout.arr_out[1]' to 'oneinp.arr_in[0]': Incompatible units " \
                  "for 'oneout.arr_out[1]' and 'oneinp.arr_in[0]': units 'kg' are incompatible with " \
                  "assigning units of 'ft'"
            self.assertEqual(str(err), msg)
        else:
            self.fail("Exception expected")

# def test_unit3(self):
#       self.top.oneout.ratio9 = 20
#       try:
#           self.top.connect('oneout.ratio9','oneinp.ratio16')      # no units to dyn
#           print  ' oneinp_ratio16(no units/ dyn   )= ',self.top.oneinp.ratio16
#           #self.top.run( )
#       # except Exception, err:
#       except TypeError, err:
#           msg =": cannot set 'oneinp.ratio16' from 'oneout.ratio9': None is not a unit"
#           self.assertEqual(str(err), msg)
#       else:
#           self.fail('Exception Expected')

if __name__ == "__main__":
    unittest.main()


Ocean Grove is a study which explores chord-melody in what is perhaps the most "guitaristic" of keys - E major.
From Ben – It combines simple melodic phrases with chordal passages and double- stops, utilizing bass notes for each chord which are played between a span of the open position and the 8th fret. It can be helpful to pay attention to where hammer-ons and pull-offs occur throughout, as they play an important role in how the melody should be articulated.
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U.S. and European guidelines on treating Polycythemia Vera (PV), a potentially deadly blood cancer, call for two treatments for patients with high-risk disease: therapeutic phlebotomy and cytoreductive therapy with a drug called hydroxyurea (HU). HU is the most commonly used option, but evidence for HU treatment is limited and both treatments are underused. Now, researchers at Yale Cancer Center (YCC) have documented reduced risk of death and incidence of blood clots in patients receiving those therapies.
The study, published in Blood Advances, represents a "real world" look at the outcomes of high-risk PV patients. Among 820 patients, those treated with phlebotomy had a 35% reduction in death and a 48% reduction in the risk of developing blood clots (thrombosis). For the second treatment, HU, researchers found that every 10% increase in the proportion of days patients used the drug led to an 8% lower risk of death and thrombosis.
PV occurs when a mutation in a gene forces bone marrow to produce too many red blood cells. These excess cells thicken blood, slow its flow, and increase risk of thrombosis. Phlebotomy is therapeutic blood "letting" to reduce blood volume. HU is believed to suppress the ability of bone marrow to produce the excess red blood cells. Thrombosis is the major cause of death among PV patients, and a primary goal of treatment is prevention.
But the analysis also suggests that many patients are not receiving the recommended treatments. In the study, about 39% of patients were undertreated, with more than 16% of patients receiving neither treatment, and 23% receiving only phlebotomy.
We hope that our research will raise clinicians' awareness of and adherence to the guidelines and improve the outcomes of PV patients in the future."
Podoltsev said the patients in the study were treated in contemporary clinical practice — the real world of doctors and patients, not a clinical trial. And they are all at high-risk because of their advanced age. High-risk PV patients are defined by current guidelines as older than 60 and the patients in this research project were 66 or older. The median age was 77.
The data was pulled from the SEER-Medicare database, developed by the National Cancer Institute and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This database links information on new cancer diagnoses from SEER registries to Medicare enrollment, which includes claims for inpatient and outpatient care and drug prescription. Since 2001, SEER registries have been required to report PV. This study covers newly diagnosed PV cases from 2007-2013.


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Attention to all students and staff.
No doubt you are all aware of the earthquake that devastated Pakistan last week. I have just spoken to Dr. Vasco Di Alvito and Dr. Jane Watts from the Red Cross - they are requesting urgent help from the Red X team at a refugee camp in North Pakistan. They have come to us following your work in Sri Lanka and Afghanistan - they know what you are capable of.
In light of the scope of the situation, I would like to ask that the New Mutants who aren't part of Red X also consider going, along with any staff that are available.
The group will be departing Wednesday evening. Please let either your teachers or myself know if you are willing to help.
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Two mysterious UFOs have been spotted over the skies of Burnham-On-Sea.
According to a leading UFO website, two brightly lit objects were sighted over the town on Wednesday evening, 11th January.
In 2010, Burnham-On-Sea.com reported on a similiar sighting of an object in the early hours of the morning, as featured here. And in May the same year, an 'orb-shaped' object was spotted over the town – as we covered here.
Have you seen a UFO in the skies above Burnham-On-Sea or do you know what the objects were? Get in touch here.


With texts becoming the sole form of communication between people, emoji have become a staple on phones across the board. You can tell people exactly what you are doing and how you are feeling with a few pictures. Like hieroglyphics before them, emoji are invaluable to this generation.
Since language evolves and changes, emoji go through the same process. More and more "words" are being added each year, making communication through them much easier. Unicode is the organization responsible for creating the emoji — since they are a part of an international coding standard that needs to be overseen and approved. Unicode assigns each individual emoji a unique numeric value which is standard across all platforms. With more and more of them being approved we can get expect updates, like the most recent one, every year.
With this batch of emoji we will be seeing 72 new additions to the already colorful collections on our phones. In an attempt to be more gender inclusive, a lot of the added emoji are male versions of the popular female characters. And because I am addicted to emoji, I decided to give a definitive rank to all 72 of them, from most important to least interesting. Below is the video of all of them.
Perfect for letting people know you love something a lot. Anyone who wants to argue that this isn't definitively the best emoji of this batch does not deserve a spot in the breakfast buffet line of any free breakfast, EVER.
With the amount of mistakes I make throughout the day, this emoji will come in handy.
For holidays and general celebrations and, y'know, Tuesday.
A young, Saturday-Night-Fever-John-Travolta looking emoji never hurt anyone.
Anyone who was ever a My Chemical Romance fan or went through an emo phase will love this.
Classy drinking night out will need this one, for sure.
Your friends deserve to know how wise their advise makes them sound.
Not all ~members~ look like eggplants.
You're unable to hang out because you're currently having a ball in the frozen food aisle.
With the Olympics around the corner this will be useful — I personally would use this to denote celebratory feelings.
The closest you can come to having a Batman emoji.
I think this is another perfect way to show that something is awkward or that you hold a very unpopular opinion.
How else can you say perfection?
If I invite you over, expect deliciousness.
There aren't enough scary emojis at our disposal, and thus this clown was born.
This is the only way to tell people you were just watching The Lizzie McGuire Movie.
I mean, who else gets all the elves ready for Christmas?
With spring comes allergy season.
The hangover food of the gods.
Simplifying restaurant orders has never been easier.
I want to really show you how much I love you and apparently the other hearts were not enough.
This might mean a backhanded compliment or help complete the single ladies dance move if combined with Front Facing Hand.
I won't even let the conversation go there and you'll know it.
Cute nicknames just got an emoji.
Soul Cycle doesn't have an emoji yet, so I guess this will do.
In case you really need to tell people want kind of insurance you have.
A very specific food item that can work as a sandwich in a pinch.
If I'm ever in France this will really help me out.
Because ROFL is just too time consuming?
People get angry at IDK so this will have to suffice.
Surprise pregnancy announcements just got 20 times more whimsical.
You would only use this around prom and the Oscars.
I assume this is a fist bump?
I feel like you would be sending a picture to people inside of the emoji.
I wait with baited breath to know what those three dots at the bottom of the screen will ultimately say.
You with use this when feeling super patriotic or protective of younger siblings.
I don't see myself telling my boss I closed the deal with this emoji.
I just can't see myself using this all that often, but with election season coming up ... we need all the hope we can get.
Again, you most likely send a selfie instead of an emoji depicting a selfie. This is too meta for real life.
I can only see this being sent after a hunting trip or a car accident.
I just don't ever see myself using this unless talking about Bo Burnham's amazing song from his new Netflix special Make Happy.
For men who are acting a little spoiled.
PRO-TIP: If you need to tell someone about a shark, you should be yelling it into the water. They won't have their phones on them anyway.
That singular hair thing on its head is the only reason this is not higher on the list.
This can be mistaken for the "hang loose" sign so easily. I didn't think it was call me at all! WHO CALLS EACH OTHER ANYMORE ANYWAY??
Cool addition to the animal family.
I don't know that many Olympic athletes who are competing and need my congratulations.
This needed to be more delicious looking to place higher. I usually rank food emoji in the top 30.
You should run to the bathroom instead of texting.
I guess you can send this after going to the zoo.
I guess you really want to tell people about your day.
A gentle reminder for stronger bones.
Just seems to only exist as the accompaniment to the fork — I'll be more impressed when there's a little spoon emoji to go with it.
I'd rather use this to denote a fight than wrestling.
I can't explain why this is ranked so much lower than the left one but it is. Deal with it. I AM YOUR EMOJI GOD NOW.
King Kong ain't got nothing on me.
Why would anyone send someone a second place medal? This is bullying.
Nothing says martial arts like staying inside and sending someone this emoji.
Literally the only person using this is Sulu from Star Trek.
This hasn't been relevant since 2003.
We have so many hearts already! We don't need more! YOU CAN'T SIT WITH US.
When will you ever use this? Honestly. Think about it. When!?
Third is the one with the hairy chest, so ... no thanks.
If I thought about what this was for like five minutes and decided it was a soccer goalie lunging, maybe other people will too.
This guy is too hot. He knows it. Also his reflection kind of looks like he's doing a split under the water. CALM DOWN, WATER POLO MAN. You are no bacon emoji and you know it.


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Mustangs, Eagles Win Monday in Third Round
For the third time this season, the East Lincoln soccer team downed St. Stephens 3 - 1 Monday (Nov. 7th) propelling the 18-4-3 Mustangs into round four of the NCHSAA 3A Soccer playoffs this Thursday at Asheboro.
The Blue Comets were the #1 West region seed for the playoffs; East, the #4. The winner of the Thursday game will play the winner of a fourth round match between Hickory and Hibriten for the West region championship and a spot in the state title game. Asheboro (22-1-2) beat West Iredell 3 - 0 Monday. Hickory (19-2-3) downed Gastonia Forestview 4 - 0. Hibriten beat Concord 3 - 1. Their Thursday match will be played at the Caldwell County school; the Panthers were seeded #3; Hickory, #10.
In the 2A playoffs, Lincoln Charter advanced to the fourth round with a
4 - 1 win over East Davidson on Monday. The Eagles, now 12-9-3, and seeded #17, will play at #5 seed Newton-Conover on Thursday. The Red Devils, who were undefeated in Catawba Valley Conference play, beat Hendersonville 3 - 1 Monday.
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New online tool provides health snapshot of all 435 US congressional districts
The Congressional District Health Dashboard could inform policymaker action to end widening disparities in premature death, mental health, childhood poverty, broadband access and more.
New York, January 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Today, researchers at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, in partnership with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), unveiled District Health Dashboard of Congress (CDHD), a new online tool that provides critical health data for all 435 congressional districts and District of Columbia, The dashboard includes 36 key measures of health, such as deaths from heart disease and breast cancer, as well as conditions affecting health, such as housing affordability and access to nutritious foods. Until now, much of this data was not available at the congressional district level, nor were they compiled in one place or readily available to the public.
The Congressional District Health Dashboard provides critical health data for all 435 US Congressional Districts and the District of Columbia
Data from the Congressional District Health Dashboard shows geographic, and racial and ethnic differences in health and well-being across congressional districts United States, For example, people living in congressional districts in 11 states that have not expanded Medicaid coverage under the Affordable Care Act are twice as likely to die as in states with expanded Medicaid coverage. In fact, residents of congressional districts Arkansas, Louisiana, oklahomaAnd Texas On average, New England is about 3.5 times more likely to be uninsured than its congressional districts. On average, Hispanic residents have the highest uninsured rates in most congressional districts across the country.
"The Congressional District Health Dashboard will help address a critical need for timely, rigorous and actionable data that can inform evidence-based policymaking," says mark n gourevitch, MD, MPH, chair of the Department of Population Health at NYU Langone Health and lead architect of the initiative. "Now, policymakers, advocates, and others can drill down into their specific congressional districts to identify the opportunities and challenges that affect the health and well-being of all those in need, regardless of income, race, or zip code. "
The Congressional District Health Dashboard enables users to:
Explore rigorous, nonpartisan data on health, education, poverty, and more by congressional district, and compare these findings to state and national averages;
Compare rates of select metrics among different racial and ethnic groups within districts;
View a snapshot of any congressional district with district-specific population facts such as age and racial/ethnic makeup, with all 36 measurements compared to the national average.
CDHD's analysis of congressional district data also reveals:
Among congressional districts, there is large variation in many health outcomes, including those reporting mental distress, ranging from 9 to 21 percent by district.
The rent burden is lowest in rural districts at 37 per cent, and highest in districts in coastal areas (CaliforniaNorth East and Florida) and urban congressional districts typically at 50 percent.
Across the United States, death from heart disease is lower in suburban districts at 194 deaths per 100,000, compared to 215 and 225 deaths per 100,000 in urban and rural districts, respectively.
Child poverty is about 14 percent lower in suburban districts, and 19 percent higher in urban and rural districts.
Broadband penetration is significantly lower in rural southern districts, where only 40 to 50 percent of households have high-speed internet, compared to 80 to 90 percent in urban districts with strong broadband access.
Racial and ethnic disparities in low birth weight are seen across districts, with particularly low disparities Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, North CarolinaAnd South Carolina, In more than three-quarters of these state districts, black newborns are almost twice as likely (as among other racial/ethnic groups) to be of low birth weight than white babies, all inclusive. of South Carolina district and five of Louisiana six districts.
"This dashboard could be a game-changer for health policy United States, By using local data, Members of Congress and their staffs can make more informed decisions about policies that affect people's health, communities and workplaces." Giridhar Mallya, MD, MSHP, Senior Policy Officer at RWJF. "Our health should not be determined by our congressional district, but these data clearly show how far we have to go to address persistent disparities across the country. All people, regardless of who they are or where they live United States Deserve the opportunity to flourish."
Overseen and regularly updated by a team of population health and policy experts, epidemiologists, and geospatial experts, the Congressional District Health Dashboard website displays measures and drivers of health through interactive maps, tables, and charts . Data are drawn from federal sources and other datasets that adhere to rigorous standards of data collection and analysis, including those from the US Census Bureau, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Environmental Protection Agency.
About the Congressional District Health Dashboard
The first tool of its kind, the Congressional District Health Dashboard equips congressional staffers, federal and state advocates, journalists, researchers and others with the health and conditions that affect health in every congressional district across the country, Fuels components. and efforts by policy makers to take action and bring about change. Builds on the foundation of CDHD, with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation City Health Dashboard And Congress responds to requests for additional unbiased health and wellness data at the district level.
About the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) is committed to improving health and health equity United States, In partnership with others, we are working to develop a culture of health rooted in equity that provides fair and just opportunities to every person, regardless of who they are, where they live, or how much money they have. visit for more information www.rwjf.org,
About NYU Langone's Department of Population Health
The Department of Population Health at NYU Langone Health unites the fields of medicine and public health to improve the health of populations New York City and around the world, and to educate students to become leaders in healthcare delivery, health policy, and public health. Partnering with colleagues in a variety of public, private and community organizations, the department conducts basic and applied research to enhance the quality and effectiveness of health care and to advance community-level initiatives to improve health and health equity. Trained in diverse disciplines, the department's more than 130 core faculty and 400 dedicated staff specialize in research areas including: health care delivery science, health economics and policy, epidemiology, biostatistics, medical ethics, childhood development, community health and health equity, decision science, and prevention and treatment of tobacco, alcohol, and drug use. visit us at med.nyu.edu/pophealth,
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The U.S. natural gas market tightened considerably in 2016, with a pull-back in production volumes leaving total gas supply, including imports, within a hair's breadth of total demand (including exports) on an annual average basis. In 2017, however, gas production has climbed again. And it's not just from the Marcellus/Utica, which grew through even the downturn over the past few years, but also from other basins, particularly ones focused on crude oil. Current production economics and drilling activity suggest continued growth over at least the next five years. Could it be too much? Will demand expand fast enough and will all the growing supply regions be able to access that demand? Or, are producers headed for another contraction before they're barely out of the last one? In today's blog, we begin a series unpacking RBN's five-year natural gas supply-demand outlook.
A look at the Lower-48 natural gas supply-demand balance since 2010 illustrates just how precarious market conditions have been in the last few years. The bars in Figure 1 below show the difference between total gas supply (including imports) and total demand (including exports) for the first nine months of 2017 compared to the same nine-month period in the previous seven years.
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Yale School of Nursing stages 'disaster simulation'
In June, students at the Yale School of Nursing engaged in a "disaster simulation" in which a tornado had destroyed a grocery store.
'Archived' heat has reached deep into the Arctic interior, researchers say
That "archived" heat, currently trapped below the surface, could melt the region's entire sea-ice pack if it reaches the surface, researchers say.
How scientists developed a breakthrough drug for multiple sclerosis
Dr. David Hafler discusses the course of researchers' understanding of the condition over time, highlighting what he calls the "random walk" of drug discovery.
Carla Staver wins $1 million grant for global wildfire modeling research
Staver has won the award from the National Science Foundation to develop a better understanding of wildfires globally.
Dr. Nancy Carrasco named C.N.H. Long Professor
Carrasco, who has been appointed the C.N.H. Long Professor of Cellular and Molecular Physiology, is a leader in the study of cell membrane transporters.
From Yale to Bhutan: Looking for the rare nest of the white-bellied heron
Forestry student Indra P. Acharja traveled to Bhutan this summer to conduct research on one of the rarest bird nests in the world.
This is (actually, accurately) your brain on drugs
Women's Health Research at Yale is using a new brain-scanning technique to examine for the first time how smoking cannabis affects the brains of women and men.


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Babar Azam will aim to notch maiden century in HBL PSL
As many as 21 foreign internationals and 15 local players will make their debuts in the HBL Pakistan Super League 8, which will be played in Karachi, Lahore, Multan and Rawalpindi from 13 February to 19 March
History of the previous HBL PSL events
Here is a quick history of the previous HBL PSL events that has not only produced high-quality cricket but has given world cricket some of the most entertaining and exciting players of this era.
Derbyshire sign Haider Ali for 2023 season
Derbyshire have signed Pakistan international batter, Haider Ali, for the entire 2023 season.
Bugti Stadium enclosures to be named after modern-day stars
Pakistan's most celebrated woman cricketer, Sana Mir, most successful Test captain, Misbah-ul-Haq, leading Test batter, Younis Khan, and an all-format star, Shahid Afridi, are amongst 10 former international cricketers ....
Haroon Rashid appointed Pakistan Chief Selector
Former Pakistan batter Haroon Rashid has been appointed as Chair of the men's National Selection Committee, while other members of his panel will be announced in due course.
Sussex sign Pakistan's Shadab Khan for T20 campaign
Sussex Cricket is delighted to announce the signing of Pakistan international allrounder, Shadab Khan for the 2023 T20 Vitality Blast.
All the match reports, scorecards, stats and analysis from today's ICC Women's U-19 T20 World Cup fixtures.
Pakistan vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI: Zaman Century in vain as New Zealand win
A century from Fakhar Zaman wasn't enough as New Zealand rallied around Glenn Phillips (63*), as they beat Pakistan by two wickets today at the National Stadium, Karachi.
Pakistan vs New Zealand, 2nd ODI: Conway century propels New Zealand to 79 run win
A Devon Conway century proved the difference as Pakistan couldn't make it over the line, falling by 79 runs to New Zealand today at the National Stadium, Karachi.
Pakistan vs New Zealand, 2nd Test, Day 5: Sarfaraz Ahmed century sees draw in Karachi
In great touch with the bat, the local-boy Sarfraz Ahmed played a dream of an innings to take the game into the last half hour for a thrilling finish at Karachi.
Pakistan vs New Zealand, 2nd Test, Day 4: Disaster for Pakistan as they chase New Zealand's 319-run target
Pakistan started disastrously by losing two wickets without scoring Thursday after New Zealand set them a bold target of 319 to win the second Test in Karachi.
Pakistan vs New Zealand, 2nd Test Day 3: Shakeel's maiden hundred helps Pakistan close-in
Left-hander Saud Shakeel hit a maiden century Wednesday before New Zealand hit back to keep Pakistan to 407-9 at the close of the third day of the second Test in Karachi.
Departments/Services Organisations, Regions and District/Zonal Cricket Associations formally restored
Mr Najam Sethi, the Chair of the PCB Management Committee, on Monday formally approved notifications for the restoration of Departments/Services Organisations, Regions and District/Zonal Cricket Associations under the PCB Constitution 2014.
Second meeting of PCB Management Committee held
Mr Najam Sethi chaired the second meeting of the Pakistan Cricket Board's Management Committee at the National High Performance Centre on Saturday. The following are the key decisions taken at the meeting:
Three high-performing teenagers added to Test squad | PCB
As part of its strategy and vision to develop, grow and incentivise high-performing talented youngsters, the Men's Interim Selection Committee have added three top-performers from age-group cricket to the Pakistan Test squad
Pakistan One Day Cup 2022 - Fantasy Cricket Predictions: All matches, 25th Dec
Here are the Fantasy Cricket Predictions for all matches of the Pakistan One Day Cup 2022 which will be played on 23rd December.
PCB Management Committee appoints interim men's selection committee
The PCB Management Committee has appointed former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi as the interim Chair of the Men's National Selection Committee for the home series against New Zealand.
Najam Sethi Media Talk at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore | PCB | MA2L
Mr Najam Sethi spoke with the local media shortly after assuming charge as Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board's Management Committee.
Pakistan One Day Cup 2022 - Fantasy Cricket Predictions: All matches, 23rd Dec
Pakistan name squad for New Zealand Tests
Pakistan have named an uncapped middle-order batter Kamran Ghulam and fast bowler Hasan Ali in the 16-player squad for the two-Test series against New Zealand, which will commence at Karachi's National Bank Cricket Arena on Monday, 26 December.
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City Council meetings are notoriously boring, full of wonky policy and devoid of emotion. On March 20th 2017, at 11am, I worked with my fellow poets at Melrose Poetry Bureau to create unique poetry action inside Los Angeles City Hall – a group of poets wrote 2-minute poems in response to the agenda of the City Council Arts, Parks, and River Committee Meeting, and delivered them during Public Comment. Public Comment is open to everybody, and writers are always eager for a platform! We wanted to inject a little life, creating something beautiful and fun to watch from the agenda that could be an active part of the community informing policy.
Some members prepared poems in advance, while others wrote them during the meeting itself – and everyone had to be flexible, as the whim of the Council would determine whether we had 2 minutes, 1 minute, or 30 seconds to make our remarks. Several members reprised their poems in April at the Board of Supervisors Meeting for the Arts Commission's Cultural Equity and Inclusion Initiative. The project was an offering, a performance, a voicing project – an act of public participation.
In these times, participation in politics is more essential than ever and it's hard to know where to begin. We started local, with poetry.
We hope you'll join in.
You can find more about Melrose Poetry Bureau at melrosepoetrybureau.com, and contact [email protected] for interest in more poetic actions. The Arts, Parks, and River Committee of City Council meets on the 10th floor of City Hall from 11am-12:30pm, every other Monday, at City Hall, 200 N Spring St, Los Angeles CA 90012.
To be involved in future Poetic Actions, please email [email protected] expressing your interest.
Artists of all genres are welcome to get involved – also, if there's a Council Meeting or action we should be at, please invite us.


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Trudi Ames
Updated on Dec 27, 2022
Name Trudi Ames
Role Actress
Movies The Impossible Years, Cinderella
Similar People Cindy Carol, Noreen Corcoran, Jesse Pearson, Michael Gordon, Robert Iscove
Born Trudi Ziskind November 10, 1946 (age 73)
Spouse Steven R. Lenenberg (m. 1971 div. 1974)
Trudi Ames (born Trudi Ziskind) is a former actress most notable for her uncredited but memorable role in Bye Bye Birdie as Kim's best friend Ursula. She also had a notable role as Libby in Gidget Goes to Rome and was an extra in Gypsy. In a TV special on January 7, 1965, she was named by ABC as one of the twelve most promising young actresses. She later appeared on such television series as The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, Make Room for Daddy, Green Acres and The Dick Van Dyke Show.
Post acting career
The daughter of Louis Ziskind, a social worker for Los Angeles' Jewish Committee for Personal Service, Ames married Steven R. Lenenberg in 1971; the couple divorced in 1974.
Post-acting career
Her post-acting life has included teaching in the Los Angeles area public schools for twenty years, and working for the Southern Pacific Railroad in 1978-83 as a brakeman and locomotive engineer.
As Prashant Ziskind, she has worked as a life transitions coach, particularly for creative people including performance artists.
The Impossible Years (1968) as Francine
Cinderella (1965) as Daughter
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1960; two episodes as Jenny)
The Dick Van Dyke Show (1965; 1 episode as Margie)
Gidget Goes to Rome (1963) as Libby Bennett
Bye Bye Birdie (1963) as Ursula (uncredited)
Gypsy (1962) as Scottish Girl (in Uncle Jocko Scene; uncredited)
My Three Sons (1962) season 2, Blind Date, as Julie
Trudi Ames Wikipedia
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This original article was written by: Kensuke Furukawa I Director / General Manager of New Service Planning Department at Supership One of the most well-known entrepreneurs in Japan. You might recognize his name from "nanapi", a Japanese life hack media site. In this article, he wrote a few tips on interviewing candidates.