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iPad iPhatuation
I listened and watched the flood of reporting on Apple's "latest creation" this morning. Unless you've spent the day in an electromagnetically shielded cage, you know by now that all the tablet rumors were true, and the new device is called the iPad. (insert your own joke about the name here...)
So, what is it?
As the picture shows, the iPad is pretty much a supersized iPod Touch (or optionally an iPhone sans the phone part). I wasn't alone in wondering why Jobs went on & on about how the device has all the "latest in wireless" (were the 4G rumors true?) when all he was talking about was 802.11n WiFi. It was wise not to feature up front that the only 3G network option for this "creation", as for the iPhone, is still AT&T.
Jobs started his presentation by stating that
"All of us use laptops and smartphones now. The question has arisen lately: is there room for a third category of device in the middle?"
So, here's the 1st problem: there is a LOT in that middle already (and oh... by the way... smartphone adoption is still less than 20% of all cell phones). What may have looked like a gap for Apple is a fragmented and increasingly overcrowded space for the rest of the industry.
Jobs went on to say that this gap called for:
"something better than a laptop for watching video, browsing photos, enjoying your music, reading ebooks, playing games. If there's going to be a third category it has to do better at these tasks than your laptop or smartphone."
He then went on to arrogantly attack netbooks, (which just happen to be the fastest growing segment of the PC market), by saying "they're not better at anything, they're just cheaper".
Oh really? I can almost hear another "iDon't" campaign starting now:
iDon't run your PC programs (or your MAC-OS programs for that matter)
iDon't have a keyboard (though you can buy one as an add-on)
iDon't multitask
iDon't have a built-in camera
iDon't have a hard drive
iDon't let you change the battery
iDon't know what to do with Flash media
What can it do? Well, it can run your iPhone apps, because it has the iPhone OS.
It's not a netbook killer, because netbooks are PCs (even if they are used mostly for web browsing). This is an entertainment/media device. Nothing wrong with that, but this is a different category. The iPad adds to the fragmentation of the market between smartphones and laptops, it doesn't eliminate it.
This same point is often lost when people ask whether Android smartphones are iPhone killers. They're different! If you are in love with iTunes or your iPod Touch, and no small number of folks are, you may just love an iPhone too. I have one, but if I was choosing today it would probably be an Android phone. All the "iDon'ts" really do drive me crazy.
There were a multitude of tablet computers shown at the recent Consumer Electronics Show, so this is nothing other than Apple's entry. Let the competition begin.
Some were floored when Jobs dramatically dropped the price on them. I think he deserves an Oscar nomination for that performance. Apple's marketing department also deserves an award for successfully seeding the press with the notion that the price would be around $1000. Chris O'Brien at the Merc has even fallen for it, writing in Why Apple's iPad will change gadget world.
Whatever the price, though, my gut reaction was this: "Apple may have just killed the netbook market." Let me also add: This is probably a Kindle killer. Sorry, Amazon.
Here's the deal on the price: (hint.. think iPod tiered approach)
16GB WiFi model: $499
16GB 3G model: $629
Still look cheap? I don't see how the iPad competes with netbooks at all. Not from a price standpoint, and not from a functionality standpoint.
What about ereaders? Apple also announced a new iBook store.
Well, first of all, the Kindle sells for just $259. The Kindle also doesn't require a wireless data service contract. Oh, did I forget to mention that? Much of the press was all agog that the iPad will use a pre-paid monthly service on AT&T. No 2-year contract required. Woo hoo!
The service contract will add $14.99 per month for up to 250MB of data, or $29.99 per month for "unlimited" data. That is cheaper than AT&T data plans for netbooks: $35/$60 for 200MB/5GB per month, but it makes for a pretty expensive ebook reader. And oh, don't forget, there's a Kindle app for the iPhone, and it's free! Any reason to think it wouldn't work on the iPad?
If you want a color ebook reader, there will be many on the market this year. But $629 vs. $259 looks like a pretty steep price to pay to upgrade from the equivalent 3G-equipped Kindle.
So, where does that leave the iPad? Not a netbook killer, not a Kindle killer, and not a gap filler. It's something else, which is just like Apple isn't it?
I don't doubt that the Apple cult will probably eat up the iPad. There will be more cool apps for it. But check back in one year, and you will see Apple's tablet competing against Windows 7 tablets and Android/Google-Chrome tablets. There will be Apple fans and those who aren't, just like Macs versus PCs. Apple fans may think of Steve Jobs as god, but he isn't the only one working on new "creations".
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Rep. Gosar Calls on White House to Withdraw from Unconstitutional Paris Climate Agreement
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – (RealEstateRama) — U.S. Congressman Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) joined several of his House colleagues in calling on the White House to completely withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement:
"President Trump ran his campaign on the idea of putting America's interests first. He can fulfill that pledge in a big way by using his authority to completely withdraw the United States from the misguided Paris Climate Agreement. This unconstitutional treaty is nothing more than an extension of the Obama Administration's ideological war on affordable energy. This liberal pipedream abdicates our sovereignty in favor of a global redistribution of wealth. Furthermore, this scheme was designed to favor our economic rivals like China and India by giving them until 2030 to reduce emissions while the United States front-loaded our costs at the expense of American jobs.
"President Obama had to pull off Olympic-level legal gymnastics to mislead Americans into thinking the Paris Agreement wasn't a treaty because he knew this charade would never pass the U.S. Senate. Spending nearly a trillion dollars per year to reduce the global average temperature in 2100 by a third of one degree defies common sense and is a terrible business decision. Thankfully, we have a new deal-maker in the White House who puts America first. It's time to put this bad deal to bed once and for all."
Congressman Gosar signed onto two separate letters calling on President Trump to completely withdraw from the Paris Agreement. Those draft letters can be found HERE and HERE.
(Courtesy of the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service)
The Paris Agreement to address climate change internationally entered into force on November 4, 2016 and has been accepted by 112 parties, including the United States and the European Union.
The Paris Agreement is a subsidiary to the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), a broader, framework treaty entered into during the George. H. W. Bush Administration. Unlike the UNFCCC, which received the Senate's advice and consent in 1992, President Obama never submitted the Paris Agreement to the Senate for approval. Instead, the Obama Administration appears to have treated the Paris Agreement as an executive agreement, which the President may unilaterally execute, rather than a treaty, which requires the advice and consent of the Senate. (The key distinctions are analyzed in this report and infographic.) No legislation implementing the UNFCCC or the Paris Agreement into domestic law has been enacted, nor has the executive branch asserted that the provisions in either are self-executing, a term used to describe international obligations that have the force of domestic law without subsequent congressional action. Rather, the commitments made by the United States under the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement have been carried out domestically through pre-existing legislation, including the Intermodal Surface Transportation Energy Efficiency Act of 1991 and the Clean Air Act.
Under domestic law, the requirements for withdrawal depend on the type of agreement. For executive agreements, the President has generally terminated such agreements without authorization from the legislative branch, and this practice has not been challenged by Congress or the Senate.
(Courtesy of the Washington Times)
A peer-reviewed study [found] that implementing all provisions of all signers to the Paris Agreement would prevent only 0.306 degrees Fahrenheit of global warming by 2100.
What would it cost? Unofficial estimates by the United States, European Union, Mexico and China amount to $739-$757 billion per year.
Those parties account for about 80 percent of signatories' emissions reduction pledges. Other pledges would have similar costs per unit, implying something in the range of $185-$189 billion.
All told, $924-$946 billion. Per year. Every year from 2030 to the end of the century. "And that's if the politicians do everything right. If not, the real cost could double."
So, for $65-$132 trillion, we might — if the alarmists are right — reduce global average temperature by a third of one degree by 2100. That's $212-$431 billion per thousandth of a degree of cooling
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Good Parenting - Bring OutThe Best In Your Child!
Parenting can be a wonderful experience. Most parents however will admit that there are times they are ready throw up their arms and surrender. Even though a parent may not feel stressed, many spend day after day feeling anxious about how they are doing.
After all, children do not come with an instruction manual. Each parent, just like each child is unique and special. There is no guaranteed method for raising a great kid. Most of it is done through trial and error. What works with one child may not have any effect at all on another.
Many parents read child-rearing books by the gross, hoping to learn the secret of raising happy and healthy kids. What these parents do not realize is that there is no "one size fits all" way to raise a child. Every parent must listen to their child and determine what works best in their situation.
When is Your Child Ready to Work?
Many parents read child-rearing books by the gross, hoping to learn the secret of raising happy and healthy kids. What these parents do not realize is that there is no one size fits all way to raise a child. Every parent must listen to their child and determine what works best in their situation.
This book provides some tips and ideas from the experts to try out and see if they work for you and your family. Not every idea will be successful, but many probably will. As a parent, it is important that you understand your personality and that of your child.
If you are more laid back, chances are your child will be as well. This may mean you can take a more relaxed approach to parenting. If, on the other hand, your child is all high energy and drama, then you may be pulled into more intense situations and as the parent, will need to control these.
Remember to carve out time for yourself starting when your children are very young. It is impossible to focus on raising a happy child when you are feeling anxious or stressed. Do not think of this time as time away from your child, but as time to re-energize and refocus yourself so you can be more focused on your child.
Almost every parent worries that they are making mistakes. They may be, but as long as they keep working at it, chances are their child will be just fine.


Italy has a higher life expectancy than Americans and it costs them much less to provide it. Our healthcare is based on a symptom drug scenario. The American system is not interested in causes of health problems only the relieving of a symptom through a drug. It obviously isn't working since chronic illness is on the rise. At some point we won't be able to afford healthcare. Italy on the other hand uses a scenario of exercise and eating healthy to prevent chronic illnesses. It seems to be working for them and the cost is much less.
In Italy the idea of a walk with family, passagio, is not exercise but a social thing that everyone enjoys. Eating healthy is the only way Italians eat. Their food is pure, organic and always fresh. It is more about quality and taste than amount. Again they are not doing it to be healthy but because they have a very refined sense of taste. Eating is a social thing that all Italians enjoy and understand.
We need to take a hard look at how our friends across the pond are living a more healthy lifestyle.


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It's been nearly 24 years since "the whack heard 'round the world," but figure skating villain Tonya Harding and her rival, Nancy Kerrigan, are back in the spotlight thanks to the upcoming release of "I, Tonya."
Margot Robbie, who stars as Harding, and the rest of the cast were on hand Tuesday night for the star-studded New York premiere of the biopic.
The new film spotlights Harding's life before and after the infamous 1994 attack on fellow U.S. skater Kerrigan, planned by Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillooly and bodyguard Shawn Eckardt, and allegedly Harding — something the former Olympic skater still disputes although Gillooly maintains the skater knew about the assault.
Director Craig Gillespie explained he felt drawn to the story himself after passing judgement on Harding without knowing all the facts back when the incident occurred in the 1990s.
"I was 22, was an actor and I had just done a commercial with Nancy Kerrigan just three months before this happened," Gillespie said. "My perception at the time was that Jeff and Tonya did it and the two were co-conspirators."
After reading the screenplay from writer Steven Rogers, Gillespie said he knew it was time to re-evaluate the way Harding became a pop culture villain.
"The media so quickly makes people punchlines and headlines and will really chew them up and spit them out," Rogers said. "I'm not condoning what happened but it was a simplistic version [spread in the news]."
Rogers said he was inspired after watching ESPN's "30 for 30" episode about the skaters.
"I went on the Tonya Harding website to see if the life rights were even available and I called the number for her agent and it was a Motel 6," he recalled. "At that point I thought, 'Oh man, I'm in.'"
The mockumentary style of "I, Tonya," Rogers said, stemmed from his interviews with Harding and Gillooly early on — who both shared what he called "wildly contradictory" takes on the attack.
"Everyone was trying to control that narrative and, to me, that is very human. People tell themselves what they need to in order to be able to live with themselves," Rogers added.
Robbie, who was too young to remember the incident, told Variety that she didn't know the story was real until making the movie. However, at the end of filming, Robbie described meeting Harding in person as "surreal." She added, "I've texted her and things like that since [we left Portland]."
"She was lovely and understanding that I needed to inhabit the character," Robbie continued. "I wasn't trying to replicate her and I wanted to embody her spirit. At the end of the day, there is a difference, for me, between her and the character."
While co-star Sebastian Stan portrayed the villainous Gillooly, he explained that meeting his real-life character gave him mixed emotions.
"Meeting Jeff was awkward and strange. He asked me why would anyone want to make a movie about this. I think he was wary of this thing coming back in a way," said Stan. "Now he's in his fifties and if I didn't know anything about the guy, it was a pleasant conversation and completely normal." Stan added, "It's weird; life and fiction merge too many times."
The film opens in theaters Dec. 8.
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Q: Soundcloud API doesn't explicitly support pagination with json Specific example I was working with:
http://api.soundcloud.com/users/dubstep/tracks.json?client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID
You'll get their first 50 tracks, but there is not next-href object like what you see in the  xml version.
However, you can use offset and limit and it works as expected- but then I would need to "blindly" crawl through tracks until there are no more tracks, unlike with the XML version which gives you the "next page" of results.  I wouldn't have even noticed it was paginated except by chance when I was searching the json object and noticed there was exactly 50 tracks (which is suspiciously even).
Is there a plan to support the next-href tag in json? Am I missing something? is it a bug that it's missing?

A: There is an undocumented parameter you can use linked_partitioning=1, that will add next_href to the response.
http://api.soundcloud.com/users/dubstep/tracks.json?client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID&linked_partitioning=1

A: for ex :
// build our API URL
$clientid = "Your API Client ID"; // Your API Client ID
$userid = "/ IDuser"; // ID of the user you are fetching the information for

// Grab the contents of the URL
//more php get
$number="1483";

$offset=1300;
$limit=200;

$soundcloud_url = "http://api.soundcloud.com/users/{$userid}/tracks.json?client_id={$clientid}&offset={$offset}&limit={$limit}";
$tracks_json = file_get_contents($soundcloud_url);
$tracks = json_decode($tracks_json);

foreach ($tracks as $track) {
    echo "<pre>";
     echo $track->title . ":";
    echo $track->permalink_url . "";
    echo "</pre>";
}

A: sI've seen this code is supposed to help (this is in Ruby):
# start paging through results, 100 at a time
tracks = client.get('/tracks', :order => 'created_at', :limit => page_size,
                    :linked_partitioning => 1)
tracks.each { |t| puts t.title }

However, the first set of results will show and i'll even see the "next_href" at the end of the response, but what are you supposed to do, to make the next set of results show?

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Friday Five — June 1, 2018
2018년 6월 1일Red Hat Corporate Communications Team
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The Friday Five is a weekly Red Hat® blog post with 5 of the week's top news items and ideas from or about Red Hat and the technology industry. Consider it your weekly digest of things that caught our eye.
Forbes - What Does The Red Hat And IBM Cloud Private And Deep Learning Combination Bring To Enterprise IT?
IBM and Red Hat recently announced the availability of IBM Cloud Private on Red Hat OpenShift/Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Additionally, IBM recently announced the availability of PowerAI for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) running on IBM POWER9 platforms. What does this mean and how does this impact the enterprise IT organization? Enterprise IT organizations familiar with the Red Hat tools can more simply deploy a cloud environment that brings all its data and apps together in a single console.
Red Hat Blog - The why, what, and how of the open hybrid cloud
Hybrid clouds enable application portability - the simple but powerful idea that applications should enjoy the freedom to move across on-prem, private and public clouds with complete transparency to end users. While there are no right or wrong answers to mapping applications to cloud type, there is a right approach to building a cloud strategy. Many cloud providers may employ open technologies but often don't live up to the promise of a truly open platform - half open is half closed.
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Part of the excitement around platform as a service (PaaS)—the cloud computing model in which a third-party provider delivers hardware and software tools—tis that PaaS platforms make it much easier for enterprises to quickly spin up experiments in a safe and secure way. Tech execs from Deutsche Bank and Experian at the Red Hat Summit in San Francisco shared their thoughts on reaping the benefits of PaaS platforms by addressing the risks head-on.
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Ascend Money Selects Red Hat Solutions to Accelerate Electronic Payment Systems Across Southeast Asia
Ascend Money, one of ASEAN's leading fintech companies, has selected Red Hat technologies to help enable and accelerate electronic payments across the region. Forming the foundation for the company's growing financial solutions will be Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, Red Hat Ansible Automation and Red Hat Satellite, which help to provide a consistent, open standards-based platform to better enable the rapid delivery of application services across the countries served by Ascend Money.
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Q: Iterate through list in a list 1st year of CSE in HS. Coding a pizza order program. Teacher wants a separate function for computing cost. I am struggling with getting the program to add on the price of the toppings. Each pizza is $13 and toppings are extra. Goal is to have it charge for a plain pizza (empty list), pizza with toppings, or no pizza at all.
def pizza_cost(pizza):
  global total
  total += 13.00
  for y in pizza:
    if (y == "Pepperoni"):
      total += 1.00

order = input("Would you like to make an order? (y or n)")
while order != "n":
  pizza_order = input("Would you like a pizza? (y or n)")
  pizza = []
  while pizza_order.upper() != "N":
    if pizza_order.upper() == "Y":
      topping_option = input("Would you like to add a topping? (y or n)")
      while topping_option.upper() != "N":
        topping_list = []
        topping = input("What topping would you like? Pepperoni (p), Mushroom (m)")
        if topping.upper() == "P":
          topping_list.append("Pepperoni")
        elif topping.upper() == "M":
          topping_list.append("Mushroom")
        topping_option = input("Would you like to add another topping? (y or n)")
      pizza.append(topping_list)
    pizza_order = input("Would you like another pizza? (y or n)")
  for x in pizza:
    pizza_cost(pizza)
# Example order (Two plain pizzas and pizza with double-pepperoni)
([], [], ["Pepperoni", "Pepperoni"])

A: The only problem in your code is that you are passing the list of pizza lists pizza, instead of a single pizza x, to the pizza_cost function, at the end of your code:
  for x in pizza:
    pizza_cost(pizza)

If you pass x instead, your whole code will do what you want ;) !
  for x in pizza:
    pizza_cost(x)


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Developer: Falcom
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we thinking of putting a swage tube and one of the adapters on the right front of a metric stub car , but we have no knowledge of or access to a bump steer gauge. the adapter has little spacers that can be added or taken off. car has stock componets on the front, except for dirt works style upper ball joints. If anyone can help get us in the ball park it would be greatly appreciated, thanks for your help.
I'm thinking about doing the same thing, so you could help us both.
I have a question though, if you are packing the left front tire through the straights and coming out of the turn, does bump steer really matter. your pretty much steering with the rear of the car at that point.
Maybe It's a stoopid question I don't know.
I've just swithced my tierods over, and the easiest thing to do is to set the hiem the same distance down from the mounting arm of the spindle (don't know what that's called) as the center of a factory ball joint.
66 - If by packing you mean picking the tire up, then no, on exit the RF is doing the steering of the front of the car, and the LF is having no effect. Bump steer only comes into play when both tires are on the ground.
Oh, and there are no stupid questions here, (no stupid people either, just a little crazy) if you need to know, ask.
Yes I meant lifting the left front tire up.
I don't get my left front off the ground, but it picks it up enough there is very little weight on that corner.
I am using the stock components on my metric stub, I don't have any problems (so far) with bump steer.
A couple guys at our track use the "bump Studs" with swedge tubes, every time they get tapped on either front wheel the stud bends and messes up their steering. That's why I don't like the idea.
I know people are using 5/8 bolts instead for this reason.
Definately ONLY USE THE 5/8 Bolts with 5/8 ID spacers. I have ran this set up for 2 years and have smacked the wall a few times. The bolts are far stronger then anything. Just make sure to run grade 5 bolts and not 8 so if you do get hit they bend and not brake. The way we have done it is have the swedge tubes even with the lower A-Frames. I use a 2 inch on the RF and a 1 3/4 on the LF but I run Pinto front.
Not sure if this is the best way but It works for us.
I bought everything to change my car over to tubes and heims for outer tie rod except for the 5/8 bolts, How long of bolt should I get, I measured it out with a 2 inch spacer and it seems it needs to be about 5-5 1/2 inch bolt.
This seems a little long, how long are yours?
the bump steer adapters are pieces of junk. i ran them on my mod for a while with pinto spindles until i got tired of breaking them. i drilled out my spindles then welded the nut to the spindle arm to keep the slop out, as far as bump steer on a dirt car i basically put my components on the same plain with spacers.
I know the bump stud adaptors are junk, I am going to drill out my spindle and use a 5/8" bolt but how long do I need?
and How long is too long, 5" 6" or what?
What lenght of bolt is everyone using?
I am not so interested in getting the bump steer correct, I am more interested in just lowering my outer tie rod, because when my car rolls over the tie rod is rubbing my frame causing it too bind.
I've got 3" 5/8ths bolts in mine and I'm using 3 G8 locking washers as spacers. I don't think you'd need more than 3.5" bolts.
Every chasis is different as to how far you need to space the heim joint fromt the steering arm. It's not real critical on dirt cars. Most that I've seen are about .5 to 1" of spacer. If you have clearance problems on the frame you can heat the spot that's hitting and beat it in with a hammer if it's only minor interference.


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Cincinnati Cyclocross Races Bring 1,400 Cyclists to International Event on Two Courses
by Stephanie Artis | Oct 14, 2016 | In The News
Pan Am and Pro CX Events for Juniors, Elite Women and Men Attract Top Talent
CINCINNATI, OHIO – Cyclocross bicycle racing returns to two venues near Cincinnati Oct. 29-30, bringing new international-level competitions. Cincinnati Cyclocross weekend expects more than 1,400 amateur and elite cyclists to contend with mud, dirt, gravel, sand, grass and a series of obstacles in 54 categoried races.
Saturday the Pan American Championships return to Devou Park in Covington, Ky., held there the past two years. Sunday Kingswood Park in Mason, Ohio will host the Kings CX event for an eighth year, and sixth year sanctioned by the UCI, the international governing body of cycling. Kings CX spotlights Elite Women's and Men's races on the USA Cycling Professional Cyclocross Calendar (Pro CX). The title sponsor for Cincy Cyclocross is Toyota.
"The weekend is super exciting, whether you are an athlete or a spectator. For the pros, we have more UCI points on the line than any other event in the country. If you are an amateur racer, you get to come out and ride on the best courses that challenge the top pros. For spectators, you can't beat free admission, free parking, live announcers and great racing," said Julie Herrmann, assistant race director for Cincinnati Cyclocross.
Cincy Cyclocross weekend is sanctioned by USA Cycling and the UCI. It is one of eight events across the U.S. that offers Category 1 races for elite women and men on USA Cycling's Pro CX calendar for 2016-17. It is also only one of three events in the country that offers a UCI-sanctioned race for junior boys ages 17-18.
Friday, Oct. 28 – multiple venues
12 – 3 p.m. Kings Course Preride powered by Toyota in Mason, Ohio
4 – 7 p.m. Devou Course Preride powered by Toyota in Covington, Ky.
5 – 7 p.m. Welcome to Covington Party at Berhinger-Crawford Museum
Saturday, Oct. 29 – Devou Park, Covington, Ky.
8 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Races for juniors, masters and amateur women/men (23 categories)
12:50 – 6:10 p.m. UCI Pan American Championship races (5 categories)
Sunday, Oct. 30 – Kingswood Park, Mason, Ohio
9 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. Kings CX races for juniors, masters and amateur women/men (23 categories)
2:50 – 3:30 p.m. UCI Elite Juniors, 17-18 boys
4 – 4:45 p.m. UCI Elite Women (Pro CX)
5:15 – 6:15 p.m. UCI Elite Men (Pro CX)
Expected to return to Cincinnati and defend Elite titles include 12-time women's U.S. National Cyclo-cross champion Katie Compton of Wilmington, Del., in Elite Women and four-time U.S. National Cyclo-cross champion Jeremy Powers of Easthampton, Mass. They both swept the Kings CX and the Pan Am Championships last year. Mason, Ohio-native Spencer Petrov, who won the Men's 17-18 Pan Am Championship last year, looks to compete in the Under-23 category this year. He is the third-ranked U23 rider in the country as an 18 year old.
New participants can think of cyclo-cross as steeplechase on a bicycle, held on spectator-friendly, serpentine courses that wind two miles through each park. All Cincinnati Cyclocross events are free for spectators, and are held rain or shine. Family oriented activities for all ages and food trucks will be available at both venues – Saturday at Devou Park, located at 1049 Montague Road in Covington, Ky., 41011; Sunday at Kingswood Park, located at 4188 Irwin Simpson Road in Mason, Ohio, 45044.
Advance registration fees for racers range from $10 for juniors to $50 for elite women and men. Online registration can be found at www.bikereg.com/cincycx, and closes on Oct. 26 at 10 p.m. ET. On-site registration will be available (excluding UCI categories) for an additional $10.
Fans, riders, and sponsors can learn more about the race, location, and venue at cincinnaticyclocross.com. Follow the race on Facebook (CincyCX) and on Twitter (@Cincy3CX). Follow the Pro Cyclocross Calendar on Twitter @ProCX.
About Cincinnati Cyclocross
Cincinnati Cyclocross is a 501(c)3 dedicated to junior cyclo-cross and junior racing. Founded in 2012, our mission is to support juniors in the Cincinnati area and help them with access to the life-long sport of cycling. We support getting new kids to become more familiar with riding their existing bike through kids on bikes and help juniors develop into high level racers at a regional and national levels to compete for national titles. If it has to do with getting kids onto bikes, we want to support it. Get more information at CincinnatiCyclocross.com.
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Often forgotten in sermon series on Paul's letter to the Romans is his finale. After 15 chapters of deep theology and important practical life lessons, the list of cheerios that Paul sends to his mates in Rome in chapter 16 can seem like an anti-climax.
It isn't. Paul was never about theology for its own sake. His passion was for people to know God and when he saw that happening he was effusive in his acknowledgement of them. Read Romans 16 carefully and imagine you were one of those people – what an encouragement it would be for the apostle Paul to say those things of you! I'd be more than happy with an epitaph that said 'Warren worked hard in the Lord', or that I 'stood the test'.
Hearing about real people bringing their abilities and passion to the task of serving God's people is never anti-climactic. That's why, following on from my last piece that mentioned some of the people who've made money matter for the Uniting Church in the past, in this article I want to acknowledge some of my colleagues and friends at Uniting Financial Services (UFS) today.
These are the current crew of leaders within UFS who are working passionately to ensure that UFS continues to serve the Church in 2021. I can honestly say that the people I'm about to tell you about make up the best leadership team I've ever worked with – and I've worked in some excellent, dynamic, successful companies over the years.
I'll start with the longest serving individual, our Head of Ethical Investments, Matthew Moore. Matthew is one of the world's most experienced ethical investment professionals. He has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in this field and is one of the pioneers of the Australian funds management industry's take-up of the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment. Matt could walk into a senior role at any investment firm in the world that takes ethics seriously, but we're privileged to have had him with us for the last 20 years, championing the Church's ethical approach. His zeal does not flag for this important aspect of what we do at UFS.
Known to many of you, especially congregational treasurers, is Linda Johnson. As Head of Partner Solutions and Support, Linda manages the UFS team that handles all our church relationships, helping you to solve issues with your investments with or your loans from us. An experienced banker before joining UFS – including a decade or so managing various bank branches – Linda's technical knowledge, commitment to service and people management skills have helped us to navigate a tough couple of years. Look no further than the way her team has hardly skipped a beat since we shifted to working remotely when COVID hit to see the value that the Church gets from having Linda with us. Linda's team have often told me what a great leader and supportive person they find her to be and we hear back from some of you quite often thanking her and the team for their assistance. So it's now my turn to say 'thank you' to Linda for bringing her heart and mind to work each day in service of the Uniting Church.
Two of the relatively more recent additions to the UFS leadership group are our Chief Finance Officer, Ian Perry, and our Chief Risk Officer, Michael Noakes. These two each had high calibre careers in funds management and banking before joining UFS just over three years ago. Michael's a very experienced commercial banker who set up the risk function for a well-known bank in his former life, while Ian left one of Australia's most successful fund management firms to come to UFS. Both have brought not only their talent and experience to the table in their respective areas, but an energy and enthusiasm to help UFS and the Church succeed. And they're both just outstanding people, with a compassionate and collaborative approach to everything they do. It's wonderful to have them on our team.
Finally, but by no means least of all, is my 2IC John McComb. Having worked for most of his career in the capital markets areas of Tier 1 banks or start-up fund managers, John has devoted the last 10 years to applying his financial expertise to Christian church organisations, the last five with UFS. John has a roving brief to roll up his sleeves and help to solve problems and run projects within any part of UFS that needs his guidance, while also supporting me with strategic thinking and implementation. He's a great professional support for me, as well as being a true Christian friend, a man of prayer and discernment.
Did you know that, in the last couple of years, UFS has made a distribution of $9 million per annum towards the activities of the Synod? Activities such as the great work of the Communications team which produces Insights, but also the full range of services and support to the Church such as training and placing ministers, funding the Moderator and General Secretary, property support services, IT support, etc.
This happens because people like Matthew, Linda, Ian, Michael, and John, along with the members of their teams, bring skill and dedication to their work at UFS. They are a real blessing. They all want to help UFS to manage the Church's pooled assets and the funds entrusted to us by other investors in a way that benefits us all and that grows the financial resources available to the Church to make a Jesus shaped difference in the world. Like me – and like Roy and Ed and many others before us – they want to make money matter. Will you please pray for me and for them, that the Lord will prosper us in that endeavour?
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Colleen Kay Barrett
Barrett, circa 2007; Robert Alurac
Missing From Englewood, Colorado
Height and Weight 5'2, 130 pounds
Associated Vehicle(s) Dark green 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee with the Colorado license plate number PBE6081
Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian female. Brown hair, blue eyes. Barrett has a scar on her abdomen and a tattoo on her buttock.
Barrett was last seen in Englewood, Colorado on July 19, 2007. At the time of her disappearance, she lived with her boyfriend, Robert Alurac, in the 5800 block of Rapp Street. A photograph of him is posted with this case summary.
Authorities believe another man, Ronald Talmage, picked up Barrett at her home at noon. He was driving a borrowed dark green 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee with the Colorado license plate number PBE6081. They may have traveled southwest of Colorado Springs, Colorado that day, possibly to Highway 24, Highway 42 or the Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, that day.
Barrett has never been heard from again. On July 23, Alurac's body was found outside a home for sale in the 8400 block of Scenic Drive near Morrison, Colorado. A real estate estate agent discovered the body. He had been shot to death, and had been dead for several days by the time he was discovered. He was not identified until August 3.
Talmadge, who served time in prison for weapons charges, was wanted for questioning about Alurac's murder, as he was considered a person of interest. On August 5, he was shot and killed by the Douglas County SWAT Team outside of the Super 8 Motel in the 6200 block of Pine Lane in Parker, Colorado. Police were attempting to arrest him when he pulled out a gun and threatened the officers. After his death he was found to be carrying three guns. The shooting was ruled a justifiable homicide.
Barrett is described as a streetwise, opinionated woman. She left behind a teenage daughter. She was married at one time, but divorced in 1987. Authorities believe she may be in danger due to the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. She is not considered a suspect in her boyfriend's death, but investigators believe she could provide information about his murder.
There is a warrant out for Barrett's arrest in an unrelated case; she failed to appear in court in May 2007 to answer to a charge of drinking alcohol in public. Her disappearance remains unsolved, as does Alurac's murder.
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Tarantool is an open source in-memory database and execution platform, based on Lua. The database supports transactions, secondary keys, replication, triggers, and the application server provides an inside-the-database semantics for cooperative multitasking and non-blocking I/O. This presentation focuses on a practical use case: task queue application, using Tarantool as an application server and a database.
The idea of the task queue is that producers put tasks (objects) into a queue, and consumers take tasks, perform them, mark as completed.
The queue must guarantee certain properties: if a consumer failed, a task should return to the queue automatically, a task can't be taken by more than one consumer, priorities on tasks should be satisfied.
With Tarantool, a task queue is a distributed networked application: there are multiple consumer/producer endpoints (hosts) through which a user can interact with the queue.
The queue itself is a fault-tolerant distributed database: every task is stored in Tarantool database and replicated in multiple copies.
If a machine goes down, the state of a task is tracked on a replica, and the user can continue working with the queue through a replica. Total power failure is also not an issue, since tasks are stored persistently on disk with transactional semantics.
Performance of such an application is in hundreds of thousands of transactions per second.At the same time, the queue is highly customizable, since it's written entirely in Lua, is a Lua rock, but the code is running inside the database. This is the strength of Lua: one size doesn't have to fit all, and you don't have to sacrifice performance if you need customization.


BBC News:- WhatsApp is limiting all its members to forwarding any single message up to five times in an effort to tackle the spread of false information on the platform.
Thank you it was high time. People have no respect for others and just send "broadcasts" taking up all the space on you phone and most times its a whole bunch of crap asking to forward!!!. Find something better to do and select who you want to receive your message.


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Being a Streetcat means I don't have a typical life like other cats. I have much more fun! How many cats do you know that have ridden on the back of a bike or taken the bus into town? I've done all those things - and more. I'm different to other cats in other ways too. For a start, I wear a scarf. I'm also an adventurer, always trying to help others. If those I meet are lucky, I might even give them a "high five".
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Q: Why is this list comprehension for appending digits from input not working? Hi new to Python and trying to learn using comprehensions.
Developed below code to read numbers in a string and extract the numbers however trying to replace with a single comprehension statement. Please advise
sent = input('Enter a string')
digit = []
for i in range(len(sent)):
    if sent[i].isdigit():
    d = sent[i]
    digit.append(d)

Tried below method
digit = [d for i in range(len(sent)) if sent[i].isdigit() = d]

A: You are close; this is one way:
sent = input('Enter a string')
# 123

digit = [int(sent[i]) for i in range(len(sent)) if sent[i].isdigit()]

print(digit)
# [1, 2, 3]

A more Pythonic approach is to iterate values directly:
digit = [int(i) for i in sent if i.isdigit()]

The problem with your code is d is undefined in your list comprehension.


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This car has undergone a painstakingly thorough inspection ensuring it exceeds mechanical standards. We have made sure that this Mercedes Benz has kept its same faultless beauty as when it first rolled out the factory doors. Absolutely no interior maintenance is needed on this car. Every major mechanical system has been inspected and found to be in good working order. The cosmetics of the exterior will reveal some very minor scuffs and blemishes in the finish but only under close examination. All in all, it is a very clean looking ride. As with any used vehicle, a certain level of depreciation is expected but the interior of this car is still in beautiful condition.
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Julie Gillett is a mother of three and a kindergarten teacher at Vance Village Elementary School in New Britain, Connecticut. "Our district is one of the most impoverished in the state of Connecticut," Julie wrote in her application. She says the disparity of materials and resources between her school and the neighboring suburban towns is astounding. "I have observed how much more the children could learn if they had the resources available to them that are commonly available to our neighboring suburban towns. Vance Village teachers and students do not have enough technology equipment to live up to our motto: 'Real World Learning for the 21st Century.'"
Vance Elementary, which has 600 students, has only one Smartboard, one laptop and one projector. Julie requested $10,000 to purchase ten laptops, ten projectors, and ten digital cameras. She estimates that with proper maintenance and upkeep over a 5-year time span, over 6,000 lives would be touched by this gift.
"Attached please find the photos of the laptops and the installation of the Promethean board. I still need to take a photo of the Promethean board on the wall. Our custodian is putting together all the audio-visual carts after Thanksgiving. By then we should have the projectors to go with the laptops. The installation of the projector for the Promethean board is also scheduled for after Thanksgiving. The teachers and students are getting excited as we are almost there... in getting everything up and running. JG"
All the orders for the new technology equipment have been placed and, thus far, Vance Village Elementary School has received seven adjustable AV carts, a Promethean white board, and two Canon A800 digital cameras (see slideshow below for photos). The other items ordered but not yet received include eight Infocus classroom projectors and eight Dell Inspiron laptop computers.
Sarah had told me that Julie is a phenomenal person and dedicated teacher who goes above and beyond the classroom and her students clearly agreed. When I asked if that was true, I heard another huge round of applause. The students were also clearly excited about the new technology coming to their school. Julie has three children, ages 11, 13, and 15.
09/07/11: Jenny wrote... "Julie, I can't get through the day without my computer so I know what a valuable resource technology is. This will truly be 'Real World Learning for the 21st Century.' Congratulations!"
09/07/11: Damon wrote... "Way to go, Julie! Congratulations, and thanks for everything you do for the kids at Vance Village Elementary School."
09/19/11: Liz wrote... "Julie Congratulations. I'm sure the kids will have a much greater chance of success in their future endeavours, no matter what they are, with this boost into the age of technology. It must be so exciting for them and for you. What a great learning experience!"


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Best Western York Pavilion Hotel (Half Board Offer)
45 Main Street, York, North Yorkshire, YO10 4PJ, England.	See on map
45 Main Street, York, North Yorkshire, YO10 4PJ, England.
1/5: Hotel Bedroom
All evening meals included
Georgian country house
2 award winning restaurants
1 mile to York City Centre
Free Wi-Fi in room
Search One Night Half Board Availability
One Night Half Board Details
Guests receive half board each day of their stay. Dinner will be an allowance of GBP 30 per person.
Best Western York Pavilion Hotel, situated a mile from York's historic City Walls, is a unique Georgian country house, sympathetically converted with attractive gardens and a terrace area. Within easy reach of this York hotel, you will find many of the city's top attractions including York Castle Museum, the National Railway Museum and York Dungeons.
Individually designed and furnished bedrooms at the Best Western York Pavilion Hotel provide total relaxation and comfort to guests. Each of the hotel's classic boutique style rooms offer en-suite facilities and free WiFi allowing you to stay connected.
The award winning Langton's Brasserie offers the highest standards of cuisine, wines and service, set in beautiful and relaxing surroundings. Best Western York Pavilion Hotel Half Board Offer includes a stunning three course dinner on each night of your stay from the table d'hôte menu, where dishes are carefully prepared using the freshest and where possible, locally sourced ingredients.
Room Service Not 24hr: Yes
Offsite Parking
Free: Yes
Distance: Opposite
Name: YORK
Name: LEEDS BRADFORD
Breakfast served from
Saturday/Sunday: 08:30
Monday to Friday: 07:30
Breakfast served to
Nearest Rail Name: York Distance: 2 miles
Nearest Airport Name: Leeds Bradford Distance: 30 miles
To view our full selection of accommodation in Yorkshire, view our hotels in Yorkshire page.
Overall: SuperBreak Overall Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 7 reviews
York getaway
Stay Date: 10/11/2016, a customer aged 45-64	who stayed in this hotel wrote this review.
Always a pleasure to return to the Pavilion Hotel. It's a beautiful building with hidden twists and turns and the rooms all have a quirky charm but are very comfortable. It was a family home after all. Staff are lovely and very helpful. We had half b… See more
Always a pleasure to return to the Pavilion Hotel. It's a beautiful building with hidden twists and turns and the rooms all have a quirky charm but are very comfortable. It was a family home after all. Staff are lovely and very helpful. We had half board this time and the 2 evening meals were excellent. The menus are always interesting and I was given the chef's recipe for a wonderful Jerusalem artichoke soup! And breakfast keeps you going till dinner! MacArthur Glen shopping outlet is a short distance away either by car or the excellent and frequent Park and Ride bus that stops just outside the hotel. We chose to walk along the river footpaths into York and spent the day wandering round the city taking in the shops and an exhibition (this one was in Monkgate Bar) followed by a walk around part of the city walls. Everything is easily within walking distance. Collapse
Weekend in York
Stay Date: 28/10/2016, a customer aged 65+	who stayed in this hotel wrote this review.
From the moment we arrived we received the warmest of welcomes. Throughout our stay the staff could not have done more for us to ensure we enjoyed our stay. The dining experience was one to remember with candlelit dinners which was very atmospheric.… See more
From the moment we arrived we received the warmest of welcomes. Throughout our stay the staff could not have done more for us to ensure we enjoyed our stay. The dining experience was one to remember with candlelit dinners which was very atmospheric. We are intending to return and would recommend the hotel to all our other friends. Staff were wonderful. Collapse
Theatre: 4 out of 5
Ghost Walk: 2 out of 5
Good weekend in York
Stay Date: 20/11/2015, a customer aged 45-64	from Sheffield	who stayed in this hotel wrote this review.
Hotel as you would expect from its age. Good accommodation but getting dated. Great meals on each of the 2 evenings with the staff being very attentive and helpful. Easy hotel to find and approx 30 minute walk to city centre. Appeared to be good bus … See more
Hotel as you would expect from its age. Good accommodation but getting dated. Great meals on each of the 2 evenings with the staff being very attentive and helpful. Easy hotel to find and approx 30 minute walk to city centre. Appeared to be good bus service but didn't use. Would stay again if in area and happy to recommend. Collapse
York Dungeon: 4 out of 5
Yorvik: 4 out of 5
Chocolate Experience: 4 out of 5
Lovely hotel
Stay Date: 21/04/2015, a customer aged 45-64	from Peterhead	who stayed in this hotel wrote this review.
The hotel staff were so helpful and attentive. The food was delicious and the service, even when they were catering for a wedding, was 1st class. One of the waitresses wrote down directions for us to walk into the town centre via the river - a lovely… See more
The hotel staff were so helpful and attentive. The food was delicious and the service, even when they were catering for a wedding, was 1st class. One of the waitresses wrote down directions for us to walk into the town centre via the river - a lovely walk - and then we caught the bus back, they ran every ten minutes or so. The hotel was lovely; it was an old building that had been tastefully decorated. Our room had a wooden beam over the ceiling, probably could be done with redecorating but still lovely. There were squirrels running about in one part of the beautiful garden and a duck in the courtyard. Very relaxing sitting outside in the sun. Would definitely recommend staying at this hotel. Collapse
York Minster: 5 out of 5
Railway Museum: 5 out of 5
Our Visit To York
We would recommend the yorkshire pass, this is for 1,2 or 3 days. We bought the 3 day pass for £50 and this allowed us free admission to most of the top attractions. See more
We would recommend the yorkshire pass, this is for 1,2 or 3 days. We bought the 3 day pass for £50 and this allowed us free admission to most of the top attractions. Collapse
York Dungeons: 3 out of 5
Yorvik Centre: 5 out of 5
Railway Museun: 5 out of 5
Superb Country House Hotel
Stay Date: 07/2019, Marion E wrote this review.
Booked mainly for location as I wanted to get to York by bus. The hotel was a lovely old house with 2 courtyards, all beautifully presented with tasteful decoration throughout. The way to our room was a bit of a maze but well worth it as the room far… See more
Booked mainly for location as I wanted to get to York by bus. The hotel was a lovely old house with 2 courtyards, all beautifully presented with tasteful decoration throughout. The way to our room was a bit of a maze but well worth it as the room far exceeded what I expected for the price we paid. Breakfast was the best I've ever had in a hotel (and I travel often). Served by smart, polite staff in lovely surroundings. I thoroughly recommend staying here. Collapse
Distinctive and friendly
Stay Date: 07/2019, swahull wrote this review.
The Pavilion is a distinctively little gem, tastefully and thoughtfully decorated, with beautiful gardens, friendly and helpful staff, and a surprisingly excellent restaurant. The hotel is very convenient for access into the city (No. 7 bus stop is r… See more
The Pavilion is a distinctively little gem, tastefully and thoughtfully decorated, with beautiful gardens, friendly and helpful staff, and a surprisingly excellent restaurant. The hotel is very convenient for access into the city (No. 7 bus stop is right outside) is frequent and takes only about 10 minutes to get to the city centre. Collapse
Great weekend stay
Stay Date: 07/2019, lberre510955 wrote this review.
This hotel is lovely from the outside and in. We had a room in the courtyard which was lovely and peaceful the hotel is very nice and offers great facilities in a good location too with the nearby bus stop and only £8.00 in a taxi to York centre woul… See more
This hotel is lovely from the outside and in. We had a room in the courtyard which was lovely and peaceful the hotel is very nice and offers great facilities in a good location too with the nearby bus stop and only £8.00 in a taxi to York centre would definitely stay here again. Collapse
Fabulous stay ...with one area of improvement
Stay Date: 07/2019, ChorleyMc wrote this review.
We arrived to be greeted at reception by Samantha. Check in was swift and she showed us to our room, on the ground floor. The room was spotless, if a little old fashioned in appearance, but perfectly in fitting with the age and style of the building.… See more
We arrived to be greeted at reception by Samantha. Check in was swift and she showed us to our room, on the ground floor. The room was spotless, if a little old fashioned in appearance, but perfectly in fitting with the age and style of the building. If you want modern, then book a Travelodge or something similar! I also lost my mobile in York on day 2 and Amy on reception went above and beyond to help me locate it, trying to get through to the store where I'd last seen it and also contacting the taxi firm we travelled with. I cannot thank her enough! Beds were AMAZING! I'd like to know the make as I want one at home! Guests are advised to go to breakfast early to avoid busy times. We only had breakfast in the hotel as the restaurant menu was not to our taste with us both being very plain eaters. However, this is where things started to go badly wrong. On the first morning we ate in the smaller of the two rooms where breakfast was being served. No one took our room number or explained how breakfast worked. We were given tea fairly quickly but 20 minutes later, we were still waiting on our order to be taken. Eventually, about 30 minutes in, a waiter came and we ordered full breakfasts without beans. My mother asked how many sausages came with it and was told two so she asked to have just one of those instead of two. When the meals arrived, they BOTH had one sausage AND BEANS ...and neither of us had bacon! We decided not to say anything. On the second morning we went to the other breakfast room. We were met by a man in a suit who was, I think, called Dean, who asked for our room number this time. We said room 23 and he checked his list and informed us we were not on his list for breakfast. He seated us and then, within full hearing of those around us, as that room was quiet, asked if we wanted breakfast added to our bill. I told him we had booked the "breakfast on us" rate, which included breakfast,so no, I did not want it added. So he said he'd need to check with reception. Off he went, then on his return he again came to us to announce we were not booked for breakfast. At this point I said I had the email to prove we were. Now, as reception had bank card details on record for me, we could have easily been given breakfast and produced the email on check out an hour or so later, but not in this instance. I had to return to my room to get this, leaving my mother sitting getting disapproving looks from other residents who had overheard this whole debacle. She eventually was so embarrassed she followed me back to the room. When I returned, he was NOWHERE TO BE SEEN and I had to hunt for him, eventually finding him at reception, where it was made out to be a computer glitch ...computers don't make errors, those inputting information do! We sat down to breakfast in the smaller room this time. 35 minutes later we still had no tea and our orders had not been taken. We had asked if the order could be taken and were told someone would be right out but this did not happen. We were beginning to feel we were invisible! When we eventually received breakfast it was lovely, beautifully cooked. Samantha, who was again on reception dealt with it all in a pleasant way, but I found the male member of staff disagreeable, making it perfectly clear by his manner that he did not believe us. This put a definite damper on the last morning of it break. I have given the hotel 4 stars...it would have been 5 if the breakfast set up was not such a shambles. Collapse
We went home early for a rest!
Stay Date: 07/2019, jgrann431007 wrote this review.
We paid extra for a quiet premium room, but were given a room directly over the disco which kicked off both evenings. It was very noisy for both nights we stayed. Then there was the lumpy old mattress. Little sleep for two nights. Reading the reviews… See more
We paid extra for a quiet premium room, but were given a room directly over the disco which kicked off both evenings. It was very noisy for both nights we stayed. Then there was the lumpy old mattress. Little sleep for two nights. Reading the reviews, it seems this has happened to other guests at this hotel. Dear hotel: Why not allocate the noisy rooms to the people staying at the hotel for the party? When things go wrong like this then you start to feel that you've had the mickey taken, and begin to notice other things that you'd normally just shrug off, like the rusty shower head, stained cushions, lack of ventilation, tired carpets, worn and faded floor covering in the bath room etc. They advertise a car park, but it's small, so parking on the street may be only option. Collapse


Beautifully remodeled 3 bedroom/2 bath home in Aurora Central neighborhood. This property is zoned Mixed-Use, live and work out of the same building! Completely remodeled with a huge backyard for entertaining or storing other vehicles. All new stainless Frigidaire appliances - microwave, refrigerator, oven/range, and dishwasher. New fixtures throughout this entire home. Fresh tile, carpet, paint, and real Brazilian hardwood flooring. Brand new stucco and paint for the exterior. Newer central A/C installed. The roof is completely redone. This home is pristine like a new build with its complete overhaul. An extra closet added to the master which utilizes previously unused space. The rear of the property has alley access for the versatility of use regarding the backyard. And, a great flex room at the back of the house! This is truly a beautiful remodel. Come and see it today! Seller only is a licensed Colorado Real Estate Broker. Listing Broker has no ownership interest.
I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #5682262). Please send me more information regarding 1543 Havana Street, Aurora, CO, 80010. Thank you!
I'd like to request a showing of 1543 Havana Street, Aurora, CO, 80010 (MLS® #5682262). Thank you!


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Johannisloge ist die Bezeichnung für Freimaurerlogen, die ihre Lehrinhalte in drei Graden (Lehrling, Geselle, Meister) im Sinne der Alten Pflichten von 1723 vermitteln. Alle Freimaurer verstehen sich, unabhängig von ihrem Grad oder ihren Aufgaben, als gleichberechtigte Brüder und treffen Entscheidungen ihrer Loge demokratisch. Besonders in kontinentaleuropäischen Logen gehört der Vortrag (so genannte Zeichnung) über freimaurerische oder andere Themen zur Tempelarbeit, jedoch kann die rituelle Arbeit in verschiedenen Formen erfolgen. Grundsätzlich gibt es auch Logen, die ausschließlich Hochgrade bearbeiten, also Grade für den dritten Grad des Meisters hinaus. Diese Hochgrade sind aber immer als Zusatz zu verstehen, denn die Mitgliedschaft in einer Johannisloge bleibt immer obligatorisch.

Die symbolische Grundfarbe ist seit 1745 Blau. Der Schutzpatron dieser Logen ist Johannes der Täufer und ihr Fest der Johannistag, der auch der höchste Festtag der Johannislogen ist. In Schottland bezogen sich die alten Logen auf St. Johannes den Evangelisten und führten dessen Namen zur Bezeichnung ihrer Arbeitsweise. Dort gibt es daher den Gattungsbegriff  "St. John's Lodge" im Gegensatze zur Einzelloge "Lodge St. John" (Johannisloge und Loge zum Heiligen Johann).

Liste von Johannislogen

 Anna Amalia zu den drei Rosen in Weimar
 Augusta in Sprottau
 Balduin zur Linde in Leipzig
 Dithmarsia
 Elberfelder Johannisloge
 EOS in Krefeld
 Friedrich Wilhelm zur gekrönten Gerechtigkeit in Berlin
 Friedrich der Große -o- Prometheus in Berlin
 Friedrich Wilhelm zur Liebe und Treue in Demmin
 Hercynia zum flammenden Stern in Goslar
 Johannes zum wiedererbauten Tempel in Ludwigsburg
 Licht und Wahrheit in Hamburg
 Louise zur Unsterblichkeit in Meseritz
 Logenhaus St. Johannisloge Georg zur wahren Treue, Neustrelitz
 Stern am Solling
 St. Johanneslogen St. Olaus til de tre Søiler
 Victoria zur Morgenröthe in Hagen
 Zu den drei Schwertern und Asträa zur grünenden Raute in Dresden
 Zum wiedererbauten Tempel der Bruderliebe
 Zum flammenden Schwert in Darmstadt
 Zum Leuchtturm an der Ostsee
 Zum rothen Adler in Hamburg
 Zum Todtenkopf und Phoenix in Königsberg
 Zur alten Linde in Dortmund
 Zur Bruderliebe an der Nordsee in Husum
 Zur Eintracht in Berlin
 Zur Eule auf der Warte in Eilenburg
 Zur Weltkugel in Lübeck

Literatur
 Adolf Georg Carl Lincke: Geschichte der St. Johannis-Loge Zu den drei Zirkeln, früher la partaite union im Oriente Stettin. Zur Säcular-Feier der Loge am 3. und 4. April 1862.  Stettin 1862 (Volltext).
 R. Müller: Geschichte der St. Johannis-Loge Hercynia zum Flammenden Stern im Or. Goslar. Goslar 1862 (Volltext).
 Otto Hieber: Geschichte der vereinigten Johannis-Loge Zum Todtenkopf und Phoenix zu Königsberg i. Pr. Königsberg 1897 (353 Seiten).

Einzelnachweise

Freimaurerei
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Freimaurerisches Brauchtum und Ritual
Johannes der Täufer als Namensgeber
Johannes (Evangelist)

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New paintings from expressive series by Maciej Cieśla in galerie Die Kunstmacher. Moderne Kunst in Dresden.
Two works from the " Cellist " and " Composition with girl " series. Already in huge colection of my paintings in gallery " Die Kunstmacher "
Zwei Werke aus der Reihe "Cellist" und "Composition with girl". Bereits in großer Sammlung meiner Bilder in der Galerie "Die Kunstmacher"
"Mädchen erwacht aus einem Albtraum"
"Komposition mit einem Mädchen und Cello V"
Ghosts of nature, contemporary art by Maciej Cieśla, gallery. Moderne europäische Kunst galerie. Zatista gallery.
Today I'm publishing my two new works from " Ghosts of nature " series.
Heute veröffentliche ich meine beiden neuen Arbeiten aus der Serie "Ghosts of Nature".
You can also find me at my Facebook page " Maciej Ciesla Painsitngs "
Portraits, between dream and self portrait- contemporary aart- semi- asbtract portreaits by Maciej Cieśla, painting, artist. Portrety " Między archetypem a autoportretem "
Some new works,very expressive, half- asbtract portraits.
"Portraits between dream and self portrait "
Einige neue Arbeiten, halb abstrakte Portraits.
Aus der neuen serie- "Portraits between dream and self portrait "


Mohamed Salah scored a hat trick as Liverpool eased to a 4-0 win at Bournemouth and returned to the top of the Premier League.
90'+6' Match ends, Bournemouth 0, Liverpool 4.
90'+6' Second Half ends, Bournemouth 0, Liverpool 4.
90'+5' Sadio Mané (Liverpool) wins a free kick in the attacking half.


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Q: The correct way to use find prune Facing the same problem as Why doesn't 'find' prune the way I think it should?,
but that accepted answer doesn't work for me:
Here are my files:
$ find .
.
./resources
./resources/sitewide
./resources/sitewide/test.c
./resources/sitewide/.svn
./resources/sitewide/.svn/test.c
./resources/test.c
./resources/.svn
./resources/.svn/test.c
./test.c
./users
./users/avatars
./users/avatars/test.c
./users/avatars/.svn
./users/avatars/.svn/test.c
./users/test.c
./users/.svn
./users/.svn/test.c
./temporary
./temporary/test.c
./temporary/.svn
./temporary/.svn/test.c
./.svn
./.svn/test.c

This is what the result is when using the accepted answer:
$ find -type d -path '.svn' -prune -o -print
.
./resources
./resources/sitewide
./resources/sitewide/test.c
./resources/sitewide/.svn
./resources/sitewide/.svn/test.c
./resources/test.c
./resources/.svn
./resources/.svn/test.c
./test.c
./users
./users/avatars
./users/avatars/test.c
./users/avatars/.svn
./users/avatars/.svn/test.c
./users/test.c
./users/.svn
./users/.svn/test.c
./temporary
./temporary/test.c
./temporary/.svn
./temporary/.svn/test.c
./.svn
./.svn/test.c

There are two problem with the accepted answer, first the .svn are still listed, and second, not only directories but files are also listed.
These problems I actually can fix. but my question is,
how to find those .c files not under .svn directories?
I've tried all the following but nothing worked for me:
 find .  -path '*/.svn' -prune -name "*.c" -print
 find .  -path '*/.svn' -prune -o -name "*.c" -print
 find .  -path '*/.svn' -prune -name "*.c" -o -print
 find .  -path '*/.svn' -prune -a -name "*.c" -print

Please help.

A: Your command
find .  -path '*/.svn' -prune -o -name "*.c" -print

should indeed work, though you might rewrite it
find .  -name .svn -prune -o -name "*.c" -print

otherwise your find is broken. I tried on 2 versions find --version:
find (GNU findutils) 4.5.12
find (GNU findutils) 4.4.2


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Q: Keplergl Filters : multiple attributes per field? Is the keplergl filter system able to parse arrays with multiple categories ?
For example a point representing a industrial building who would have all of thoses attributes in the same field ["Non-hazardous waste", "Hazardous waste", "Inert waste"]
if not is there a way to inject the filter action or the data parsing action ?

A: This feature does not seem to be implemented yet
Kepler's data-processor parses Arrays and Objects as it is GeoJson
processors/data-processor.js line 399
  switch (aType) {
case DATE:
  return ALL_FIELD_TYPES.date;
case TIME:
case DATETIME:
  return ALL_FIELD_TYPES.timestamp;
case FLOAT:
  return ALL_FIELD_TYPES.real;
case INT:
  return ALL_FIELD_TYPES.integer;
case BOOLEAN:
  return ALL_FIELD_TYPES.boolean;
case GEOMETRY:
case GEOMETRY_FROM_STRING:
case PAIR_GEOMETRY_FROM_STRING:
case ARRAY:
case OBJECT:
  // TODO: create a new data type for objects and arrays
  return ALL_FIELD_TYPES.geojson;
case NUMBER:
case STRING:
case ZIPCODE:
  return ALL_FIELD_TYPES.string;
default:
  globalConsole.warn(`Unsupported analyzer type: ${aType}`);
  return ALL_FIELD_TYPES.string;
}


Winter can be a stressful time for indoor plants, when they have to cope with less-than-optimal growing conditions, including low natural light and dry air from heaters. All of these problems make houseplants more susceptible to pests and disease. Follow a few simple guidelines to keep the plants happy and healthy until spring -- and beyond.
Check for: Yellowing leaves. It may be counterintuitive, but yellow foliage is often a sign of too much water. Since some houseplants are semidormant over the winter months, they don't need nearly as much water as they do in the summer.
What to do: Clip off the affected leaves, and hold back on watering until the soil feels dry. If the plant stays green, the problem is solved. If yellowing persists, it could mean an iron deficiency. Try amending the soil with an iron supplement.
Check for: Dead or shabby foliage. This not only looks unappealing but can also lead to fungal or other diseases if left to rot in the pot.
What to do: Unlike in outdoor gardening, you shouldn't leave rotting leaves untouched. Pinch them off and toss them out.
Check for: Dust on leaves. Clogged stomata (that's what the pores are called) prevent plants from transpiring.
What to do: Wipe the tops and undersides of smooth foliage with a soft dustcloth.
Check for: Water seeping through terra-cotta or other porous saucers. Excess moisture can harm floors and furniture.
What to do: Use waterproof glazed saucers, or place cork coasters beneath unglazed terra-cotta ones to prevent water damage.
Check for: Dry, brittle leaves. If your skin is extra-dry because of indoor heating, chances are your plants are feeling it, too.
What to do: Add moisture to the air around your plants by setting pots on pebble-filled trays of water, or use a humidifier.
Check for: Pests. White fuzz suggests mealybugs, tiny "brown helmets" on stems indicate scale (a sap-sucking insect), and webs and red dots are signs of spider mites.
What to do: Dab away mealybugs with a rubbing alcohol–soaked cotton swab, cut off stems infested with scale, and give plants with spider mites a cold shower.
Check for: Shoots of excess growth. Houseplants are better off conserving their resources in winter. Too much growth now can weaken a plant over the long term.
What to do: Prune new top growth to strike a balance between the roots -- which grow more slowly in winter -- and the shoots.