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Q: PHP OOP AJAX, getting errors from Controller first of all, sorry for my english.
Well,  I'm new to OOP PHP. I tried to develope a simple project and I would like to load data with Ajax to view changes without reloading pages.
I don't post models because they work fine and I can get all data I need.
But I have problems sending Controller errors and displaying them to the client.
I have a view called "viewUser.php" = main view.
In the main view is loaded "listUsers.php" in a div by an ajax call to display all the users, than each user has a button to send to another ajax call the id so this last ajax call can populate modal body with all the user informations in a form so they could be modified.
In this way all changes to user informations are displayed without reload the page but only with a ajax call in realtime.
I have this controller:
public function editUsers()
{
    $data = [
        'id' => '',
        'name' => '',
        'surname' => '',
        'privilege' => '',
        'position' => '',
        'verified' => '',
        'email' => ''
];

    if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST') {

        $id = filter_var($_POST['id'], FILTER_SANITIZE_NUMBER_INT);
        $name = filter_var($_POST['name'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
        $surname = filter_var($_POST['surname'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
        $privilege = filter_var($_POST['privilege'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);
        $position = filter_var($_POST['position'], FILTER_SANITIZE_NUMBER_INT);
        $verified = filter_var($_POST['verified'], FILTER_SANITIZE_NUMBER_INT);
        $email = filter_var($_POST['email'], FILTER_SANITIZE_EMAIL);

        $data = [
            'id' => trim($id),
            'name' => trim($name),
            'surname' => trim($surname),
            'privilege' => trim($privilege),
            'position' => trim($position),
            'verified' => trim($verified),
            'email' => trim($email),
            ];

        $nameValidation = "/^[a-zA-Z]*$/";

        //Valida il nome
        if (empty($name)) {
            $error['nameError'] = 'Perfavore, inserisci il tuo nome!';
        } elseif (!preg_match($nameValidation, $name)) {
            $error['nameError'] = 'Il nome può contenere solo lettere!';
        }

        //Controlla che gli errori siano vuoti
        if (empty($error['nameError'])) {
            $this->userManagementModel->editUser($data);
        }
    }}

called by ajax
function ajaxEditUser() {
$(document).on("click", "#editUser", function (event) {
    event.preventDefault();

    var id = $.trim($('#floatingInputId').val());
    var name = $.trim($('#floatingInputName').val());
    var surname = $.trim($('#floatingInputSurname').val());
    var email = $.trim($('#floatingInputEmail').val());
    var password = $.trim($('#floatingInputPassword').val());
    var confirmPassword = $.trim($('#floatingInputConfirmPassword').val());
    var privilege = $.trim($('#floatingSelectPrivileges').val());
    var position = $.trim($('#floatingSelectPositions').val());
    var verified = $.trim($('#floatingSelectVerified').val());
    $.ajax({
        url: URLROOT + '/usersManagement/editUsers',
        type: 'post',
        data: {
            id: id,
            name: name,
            surname: surname,
            email: email,
            password: password,
            confirmPassword: confirmPassword,
            privilege: privilege,
            position: position,
            verified: verified
        },
        success: function (response) {
            // Riaggiorna gli utenti
            $(".loadAjax").load(URLROOT + '/usersManagement/listUsers');
            $('#closeExampleModal').trigger('click');
        }
    });
});}

Data is sent from a form in a modal populated by another Ajax request that populates a view loaded into those modal
I would like to view the error generated by controls (if they exist) in editUsers function, into modal
This is ajax call that populates modal:
function ajaxModalUser() {
$(document).on("click", ".btnEditUser", function () {
    var userid = $(this).data('id');
    // Richiesta AJAX
    $.ajax({
        url: URLROOT + '/usersManagement/modalUserInfo',
        type: 'post',
        data: {userid: userid},
        success: function (response) {
            // Aggiunge il response nel body del modal
            $('.modal-body').html(response);
            // Apre il modal
            $('#exampleModal').modal('show');
        }
    });
});

}.
here the controller for ajax request for modal:
public function modalUserInfo()
{
    $data = [
        'users' => '',
        'privileges' => '',
        'positions' => '',
        'noResults' => ''
    ];

    if (isset($_POST['userid'])){
        $users = $this->userManagementModel->userInfo($_POST['userid']);
        $privileges =  $this->userManagementModel->selectPrivileges();
        $positions =  $this->userManagementModel->selectPositions();
        $data = [
            'users' => $users,
            'privileges' => $privileges,
            'positions' => $positions,
            'noResults' => 'Nessun risultato'
        ];

    }
    $this->view('usersManagement/modalUserInfo', $data);
}

and here the page of the view loaded into modal
    <?php
require APPROOT . '/views/includes/head.php';
?>

    <?php if (!empty($data)) {
           foreach ($data['users'] as $user) :?>
        <form method="post">

                <input type="text" class="form-control" id="floatingInputId" name="id" value="<?php echo $user->id;?>" placeholder="id" hidden>
                Id

                <select class="form-select" id="floatingSelectVerified" name="verified" value="" aria-label="Floating label select example">
                        <option <?php if ($user->verified == 2){ echo 'selected';} ?> value="2">VERIFICATO</option>
                        <option <?php if ($user->verified == 1){ echo 'selected';} ?> value="1">NON VERIFICATO</option>
                </select>
                Verifica

                <input type="text" class="form-control" id="floatingInputName" name="name" value="<?php echo $user->name;?>" placeholder="nome">
                Nome

                <input type="text" class="form-control" id="floatingInputSurname" name="surname" value="<?php echo $user->surname;?>" placeholder="cognome">
                Cognome

                <input type="email" class="form-control" id="floatingInputEmail" name="email" value="<?php echo $user->email;?>" placeholder="email">
                Email

                <input type="password" class="form-control" id="floatingInputPassword" name="password" value="" placeholder="password">
                Password

                <input type="password" class="form-control" id="floatingInputConfirmPassword" name="confirmPassword" value="" placeholder="confirm password">
                Conferma Password

                <select class="form-select" id="floatingSelectPrivileges" name="privileges" value="" aria-label="Floating label select example">
                    <?php foreach ($data['privileges'] as $privilege) :?>
                    <option <?php if ($user->privilege_code == $privilege->privilege_code){ echo 'selected';} ?> value="<?php echo $privilege->privilege_code;?>"><?php echo $privilege->privilege;?></option>
                    <?php endforeach; ?>
                </select>
                Privilegi

                <select class="form-select" id="floatingSelectPositions" name="positions" value="" aria-label="Floating label select example">
                    <?php foreach ($data['positions'] as $position) :?>
                        <option <?php if ($user->position_id == $position->id){ echo 'selected';} ?> value="<?php echo $position->id;?>"><?php echo $position->user_position;?></option>
                    <?php endforeach; ?>
                </select>
                Carica

                <input type="text" class="form-control" id="floatingInputCreationDate" name="creationDate" value="<?php if(!is_null($user->creation_date)){echo  date("d/m/Y H:i:s", strtotime($user->creation_date));} else { echo "--";} ?>" placeholder="creato il" disabled>
                Data registrazione :

                <input type="text" class="form-control" id="floatingInputLastUpdate" name="lastUpdate" value="<?php if(!is_null($user->last_update)){echo  date("d/m/Y H:i:s", strtotime($user->last_update));} else { echo "--";} ?>" placeholder="ultimo aggiornamento" disabled>
                Ultima modifica :

                <input type="text" class="form-control" id="floatingInputLastLogin" name="lastLogin" value="<?php if(!is_null($user->last_login)){echo  date("d/m/Y H:i:s", strtotime($user->last_login));} else { echo "--";} ?>" placeholder="ultimo login" disabled>
                Ultimo login :

        </form>
    <?php endforeach;
    }?>

I tried many solutions, but I can't understand how send the error to the view of the modal and reloading it into modal.
Thanks to everybody


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It had been about 7 years since we last had Viper available. The previous importer went out of business before I set up Obsessive Vehicle Security so I've not had the chance to play with any of their systems lately.
When I say play, I don't use the word lightly as most Viper systems come with a heap of programming options and auxiliary outputs, so are a joy for any technically minded installer to get carried away with!
Even a basic keyless system can become a big toy when Viper gets involved which leads me nicely into introducing their 211HV system.
Because Lock/Unlock is not enough!
The lock and unlock buttons do exactly as you would expect and can be configured for selective unlocking, double locking and full closure. Viper has added a horn output which can be programmed for audible confirmation in addition to the park lights or hazards flashing. The horn output can also be used as a panic function. On top of this, there is the option of having a starter immobiliser which activates when the doors lock.
The 211HV has a courtesy output that will switch the internal dome light on for 30 seconds when either the unlock button is pressed or the ignition is turned off.
Then there are the Aux outputs. The 211HV has two of them. The first is activated by an extended press of the remote controls Aux button and will give an output for as long as the button is held. The second Aux is activated by pressing the lock and unlock buttons at the same time.
These can be used for things such as controlled window closure, boot pop, lights on, or something more creative.
A fantastic toy which makes other keyless entry systems look rather basic!
If you're conservative then the Dynamco KE11 maybe more to your taste….
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Lime Pictures produces Channel 4's 'Hollyoaks' TV series, in its 20th
year, based on EditShare storage and Avid Media Composer to integrate
acquisition, back up, editorial and archive.
'Hollyoaks'is one of the UK's longest running soap operas, now in its 20th year of production, produced byLime Picturesand airing each weekday on Channel 4 and E4, with an omnibus - the entire week's worth of episodes edited into one long show - airing on the weekend.
Lime Pictures has been producing reality and scripted drama TV series in the UK since the 1980s and changed to tapeless production in 2001. In 2008, 'Hollyoaks' was among the first soaps to transition to an HD environment. "We use ES Connect, Geevs and Flow to help integrate our material in our production workflow," saidAlistair McMath, Media Manager at Lime Pictures. "We have four key stages in our workflow, starting with acquisition. We then have the management side of preparing and making media available to view and edit, as well as creating back up, followed by the craft phase and finally archive."
With up to 1TB of content ingested on a daily basis, Lime Pictures needed a storage system that would not only store its media, but also help them keep it organized in a way that made it easy to retrieve. To manage this level of acquisition, four galleries are equipped withEditShare Geevs Studio MC, used for multiple-channel, synchronised ingest and management of the production's cameras, including automatic, incremental metadata from each camera such as episode, scene and take.
In the studio, the Geevs video servers capture all of this content from several permanent sets into a224TB EditShare XStreamshared storage system. For security, Geevs records directly to its internal drives and to the EditShare in parallel, so that in the event of a network outage production on set does not have to stop. Once the recording is finished, a copy is moved to theEditShare Ark Diskstorage for nearline backup. The ability to make each recording with the metadata already entered at the front end is an important factor for their team. It remains there for the duration of the media lifecycle, roughly eight weeks.
Therefore, project set-up is crucial, and includes designating folder structure and naming conventions, with clips stored by episode number. Production personnel can see what they are shooting, when they are shooting, as well as see everything that has already been shot. It's particularly helpful to the talent, enabling them to review shots for continuity and pickups for dialogue. They can play back 10 seconds or so of a scene's clip to help the actors better understand the scene they are walking into.
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Not long ago I wrote in this slot about how everything my Indian mother has ever advocated about finance has turned out to be right and that she'd make a brilliant fund manager. It remains true, but in recent months it has become apparent that I didn't go far enough. The fact is that pretty much everything my mother has ever argued for has turned out to be correct. So much so that it increasingly feels as if she has surreptitiously performed a reverse takeover of modern metropolitan life.
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On the face of it, there may not be anything particularly Punjabi about Fay's chosen specialism: she aims to remove the pain of networking by going through guests lists in advance for clients and working out who they should meet, establishing who on the guest list has actually turned up or left early, making introductions, and ending them when necessary, ensuring you don't get stuck. Any Punjabi will tell you, however, that this is precisely what Indian mothers do with their children at social gatherings, especially weddings: introducing you to a succession of people, whether you want to or not, in the desperate hope you'll fancy someone enough to marry them.
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Q: How to remove duplicates from a comboBox I'm reading strings from a text file to populate the options in a dialog box. The issue is that I need to remove duplicate values in the list. I'm working on Visual C++. I'm using Visual Studio 2008.

A: When you read the items from the text file use a map. it will eliminate all the duplicate entries and add the map entries into the list

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Published By: Luke Hagedorn of Polsinelli PC
Renewable Energy Law Insider
Home » What's Next for the Missouri Solar Rebate?
What's Next for the Missouri Solar Rebate?
By Luke Hagedorn on December 13, 2013
Posted in Missouri, Solar
Over the last few months, the future of the popular Missouri solar rebate program has been the subject of ongoing negotiations between the public utilities, the solar industry, state regulators, and large industrial interests. The end result of these negotiations is, for the first time, a clear indication of the amount of solar rebate funds that remain to be distributed by each utility. For solar developers in Missouri, this information provides much needed regulatory certainty and has a tremendous impact on when and whenre to focus efforts to capitalize on this lucrative incentive.
Background on the Solar Rebate Program
Since its creation in 2008, the $2/watt Missouri solar rebate program has been an interesting case study on the potential impact of state-level solar incentive programs. From the perspective of satisfying its intended goal of promoting the wide-scale adoption of small-scale solar panels in the state, the program has been an undeniable success. Based upon the information disclosed to the MPSC, as of September, 2013 the program has paid out approximately $62.5 million to Missouri residents and businesses to help defray the costs of installing solar panels. As the chart below (based on public MPSC filings) illustrates, the solar rebate program gained significant momentum in 2012, and continued to grow steadily throughout 2013:
Solar Rebate Applications
KCP&L
Ameren
Solar Rebates Paid
Aug./Sep., 2013
$16,000,000*
$5,900,000*
$13,500,000**
*See MPSC Docket No. ET-2014-0059, On-The-Record Presentation Transcript – Volume 1, October, 23, 2013
** See MPSC Docket No. ET-2014-0084, Direct Testimony of Richard Wright, October, 11, 2013
Of course, all of this success comes with a price tag. In an effort to ensure that these costs are properly managed, the statute implementing the solar rebate program provides that the cost of implementing the state Renewable Portfolio Standard, which includes the solar rebate program, cannot exceed by more than 1% of the cost that would otherwise be paid by ratepayers if the RPS did not exist. At the time the legislation was passed, no one expected that the solar rebates would cause this 1% "Retail Rate Impact" cap to be triggered, but the program has become far more popular than was originally anticipated.
Recent MPSC Dockets
Earlier this year, Kansas City-based utility KCP&L recognized that the 1% Retail Rate Cap would be triggered in its General Missouri ("GMO") territory, which includes most of the KCP&L's customers outside of the Kansas City metro area. Accordingly, on September 4, 2013, KCP&L filed an application with the Missouri Public Service Commission to suspend the rebate payments for the GMO territory. In that docket, KCP&L worked with the solar industry and the Commission Staff to negotiate a settlement addressing the payment of the solar rebates through the remaining life of the program. That settlement agreement, which became the basis for similar agreements with KCP&L's other territory and with Ameren, contained the following material terms:
The utilities will not suspend payment of the rebates in any given year, unless and until the total amount of all rebates paid over the life of the program exceeds a threshold amount ($50 million for GMO, $46.5 million for KCP&L, and $91.9 million for Ameren)
When the agreed-upon caps have been met, the utilities will file an application with the Missouri Public Service Commission to end the solar rebate program, and that application will be supported by the Commission Staff, the Office of the Public Counsel, the Missouri Industrial Energy Consumers, and the Missouri Solar Energy Industry Association.
To keep the public updates on the progress of the program, the utilities will create a regularly-updated website indicating the number of rebate applications that have been submitted, the number of rebate applications that have been approved, and the amount of solar rebates that have been paid.
Solar rebate amounts paid by the utilities will be included in a regulatory asset account to be considered for recovery in rates through either a general rate case or through a rate adjustment mechanism to be proposed by the utilities.
The Future of Missouri Solar Rebates
For solar developers and customers interested in installing solar panels on their homes or businesses, the real question is how long the solar rebate funds can be expected to last. Fortunately, digging into the various public filings in the MPSC dockets and information released by the utilities, it is possible to put together some rough estimates of the level of solar rebate funds that are still available for each of the utilities:
Estimated Solar Rebate Funds Remaining Per Utility
GMO*
KCP&L*
Solar Rebate Cap
Rebates Paid
Applications Pending
Rebates Paid + Applications Received
Funds Remaining
-$7,000,000
*Updated as of 12/6/13. See http://www.kcpl.com/save-energy-and-money/for-business/business-rebates/mo/solar-power-rebate/current-program-spend.
Based on the above estimates, it seems clear that the solar rebates are likely complete for the GMO territories. In fact, assuming that all applications that have been submitted are approved, approximately $7 million worth of rebates that have already been submitted will be denied for lack of funds. It is important that customers and solar developers working in this territory take the likely unavailability of the solar rebate into account for any potential installations in the future.
For Ameren's and KCP&L's non-GMO territories, however, the solar rebates continue to be available. It should be noted that, based upon their testimony before the MPSC, Ameren has seen a significant increase in the number of solar rebate applications in the last few months. Thus, it is likely that they will exhaust their supply of solar rebates more quickly than KCP&L, which has also seen a steady, but slower, increase in applications.
All told, the recent MPSC dockets have shown that approximately 60% of the Missouri solar rebate program funds have been exhausted, including all or close to all of the funds in the GMO service territory. With that said, however, there is still tremendous opportunity for continued growth in Missouri solar, as approximately $71 million remain to help defray the cost of new systems in the KCP&L and Ameren service territories. For customers of those utilities, sunny skies remain ahead, at least for a little while longer.
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Kanye West halted his show in Phoenix to share his disappointment with fans after his album Yeezus failed to grab a nod in Grammys 2014 Album of the Year nominations, suggesting the oversight is racially charged.
The rapper said: "I'm 36-years old and I have 21 Grammys. That's the most Grammys of any 36 year old. Out of all of those 21 Grammys, I've never won a Grammy against a white artist. So when the Grammy nominations come out, and Yeezus is the top one or two album on every single list (poll of the year), but only gets two nominations from the Grammys, what are they trying to say? Do they think that I wouldn't notice?"
Kanye West halted his show in Phoenix to share his disappointment with fans after his album Yeezus failed to grab a nod in Grammys 2014 Album of the Year nominations
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Kanye West admits he's not impressed with his two Grammy nods for Best Rap Album and Best Rap Song for New Slaves, adding: "People come to me and congratulate me on those two nominations. F**k those nominations!"
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In January, visitors to Disneyland got measles and presumably infected other people in California, Washington, Utah, and Colorado, yet no source case for the outbreak has been identified
Dr. Pan, a pediatrician politician, has vowed to introduce new legislation to further limit parents' ability to make voluntary vaccine choices for their children
The hype about 51 cases of measles has more to do with covering up vaccine failures and propping up the dissolving myth of vaccine acquired herd immunity than it does about protecting the public health
By Barbara Loe Fisher
There have been hundreds of media stories published in the U.S. and around the world since Jan. 14, 2015, the day after it was first reported that visitors to Disneyland got measles and presumably infected other people in California, Washington, Utah, and Colorado.1
Like wildfire, the story spread globally even though there was - and still is - limited information about the 51 lab-confirmed cases of measles public health officials say are linked to the happiest place on earth.
According a Jan. 23 Health Advisory issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), "no source case for the outbreak has been identified."2
Demonizing of Parents and Their Children
The U.S. has a population of more than 320 million people and 38 million people live in California, so it is curious why a handful of measles cases prompted one California newspaper to quickly place blame on parents making informed vaccine choices, calling them "ignorant" and engaged in a "self-absorbed rejection of science."3
Astroturfers4 and trolls5,6 saw that kind of talk as a green light to do more of it on public comment boards, suggesting that children with vaccine-related brain injuries are genetic mutants and calling mothers of vaccine injured children "liars" and "witches."7
Pediatrician Leads Blame and Shame Game
Dr. James Cherry,8 a prominent UCLA pediatrician and infectious disease expert, publicly joined in the blame and shame game, hurling insults at parents declining to give children every one of the government recommended 69 doses of 16 vaccines, including two MMR shots.
Dr. Cherry said, "There are some pretty dumb people out there,"9 and "Some people are just terribly selfish."10
Name-calling is a convenient way to deflect attention from inconvenient truths about vaccine failures and the dissolving myth of vaccine acquired herd immunity.11
A Very Highly Vaccinated U.S. Population
Case in point: there were 644 cases of measles reported in America in 2014,12 even though 95 percent of children entering kindergarten13 have gotten two doses of MMR vaccine, which is also true for 92 percent of school children ages 13 to 17 years.14
Plus, less than one percent of children under age three are completely unvaccinated and 92 percent of them have gotten one or more MMR shots.15 In some states, the MMR vaccination rate is approaching 100 percent.16
According to Dr. Cherry, measles vaccine acquired herd immunity is in effect with a measles vaccination rate of more than 90 percent.17 Well, that has been true in America since 1981 with one dose of MMR vaccine18 and since 2000 for two doses of MMR vaccine, which is one reason why the CDC declared measles eradicated from the U.S. in 2000.19
But, clearly, measles virus has not been eradicated from the U.S., just like measles has not been eradicated from any other country and emerging scientific evidence suggests it never will be—no matter how many doses of MMR vaccine are mandated for every man, woman and child in the world.20,21,22,23
Why is a big deal being made out of 51 cases of measles reported in the U.S.?
Flu Shots That Don't Work
Perhaps public health officials would prefer that the media and the public focus on a handful of measles cases at Disneyland and not focus on the fact that millions of Americans have gotten flu shots that don't work and health care workers are being fired if they don't get flu shots that don't work.24,25
If you got a flu shot this year, it will do absolutely nothing to protect you from the influenza strain making most people sick.26,27,28 Worse, scientists have confirmed that the more often you get an annual flu shot, the less effective it is!29,30
How many vaccinated people are attending schools, going to grocery stores, and working in hospitals and doctors' offices without a clue they are infected with and shedding and transmitting influenza virus because they only have mild flu symptoms or no symptoms at all?31,32
And it is anybody's guess how many children are getting sick after live virus influenza vaccine is sprayed up their noses33 or are shedding vaccine strain live virus that could make other people sick.34,35
Pertussis Vaccine Failing
The pertussis vaccine is failing, too.36,37 Like measles, in recent years there have been huge increases in reports of B. pertussis whooping cough among children and adults in California and other states, and many of those people have been vaccinated.38,39
That was true for pertussis outbreaks in the U.S. 30 years ago, too.40,41
Now public health officials are finally admitting the truth that many scientists have been publishing for a long time: you can be fully vaccinated for pertussis, get infected and show atypical or no symptoms and spread whooping cough to vaccinated and unvaccinated persons.42,43,44
In fact, Dr. Cherry himself admits that there are millions of undiagnosed B. pertussis whooping cough cases every year in America,45 even though 95 percent or more of America's school children have gotten multiple does of pertussis containing vaccinations.46
In 2013, Dr. Cherry wrote, "Neither B. pertussis infection or pertussis vaccination elicit long-lasting immunity. Infection and illness repeatedly occur in all ages throughout life."47 So much for the myth of pertussis vaccine acquired herd immunity.48
Measles Vaccine Failing
It isn't very scientific to blame pertussis or influenza outbreaks on unvaccinated people. And it isn't very scientific to blame measles outbreaks on unvaccinated people, either.
In some outbreaks of measles in California last year, nearly 20 percent of the people had been vaccinated.49 The CDC says that 12 percent of the measles cases associated with Disneyland were vaccinated, some of them with at least two doses of MMR vaccine.50
Measles vaccine acquired herd immunity is a dissolving myth, too.51,52,53 Public health doctors are scrambling to explain leaks in measles vaccine immunity54,55 and have come up with this lame excuse: they say they just discovered that one measles vaccinated adult in 10 is now susceptible to measles because vaccine immunity wears off.56 They call it "waning immunity."57
More MMR Shots Coming?
Now get ready for the sucker punch: Dr. Cherry told a TV network last week that the solution to waning measles vaccine immunity is to "give additional doses" of MMR vaccine to adults.58,59 That's right. Let's just mandate more MMR shots for millions of Americans and make Merck's stockholders really happy.60
But who is Dr. Cherry kidding? We all know that adults are way too hard to pin down – unless you threaten them with loss of a job or medical care or put them in prison—so I predict that the third MMR shot will more likely target high school students and people trying to get a college education.61
Dr. Cherry's solution to reported measles cases at Disneyland reminds me of when doctors told parents in 1990 that they didn't realize one dose of MMR vaccine would fail to provide lifelong immunity after all, so kids are going to have to get a second dose of MMR.62
Inconvenient Scientific Truths About Measles Vaccine
The inconvenient scientific truth about measles in Disneyland and around the world is that public health doctors do not know how many vaccinated people can be infected with measles, show few or no symptoms and transmit measles to other people.63 Government health officials do not conduct routine active surveillance of vaccinated people to find out if they are experiencing asymptomatic or atypical measles and transmitting it to others.
In addition, there are published studies demonstrating that people given live virus measles vaccine can be infected with vaccine strain measles virus and shed vaccine strain measles virus.64,65,66 Health officials do not conduct routine active surveillance of people getting live MMR vaccine to monitor for vaccine strain measles virus infection, shedding and the potential for transmission.
Is It Measles or Something Else?
Most doctors and parents don't know that the CDC warns, "During outbreaks, measles vaccine is administered to help control the outbreak, and in these situations, vaccine reactions may be mistakenly classified as measles cases. A small proportion of measles vaccine recipients experience rash and fever 10–14 days following vaccination."67
Yes, MMR vaccine can cause vaccine strain measles infection that looks just like measles.68 Plus, other common viral infections – like adenovirus infections – can look just like measles with rash, fever and conjunctivitis symptoms69,70 and be misdiagnosed as measles UNLESS there is expensive RNA lab testing done to confirm that what looks like measles really is wild type measles.71
Plans to Further Damage California Vaccine Exemptions
And now for the second sucker punch, at least for families living in California: Dr. Pan, the pediatrician politician who lobbied in 2013 to pass a bill restricting non-medical vaccine exemptions for children to attend school, told one California newspaper that he intends to introduce new legislation to do more damage to the ability of parents to weigh the benefits and risks of vaccination and make voluntary vaccine choices for their children.72 Will California health officials take away religious and conscientious belief vaccine exemptions and leave doctors like Dr. Pan and Dr. Cherry in charge of who gets a public education?
Using Disneyland to Move the Goalposts
The hype about 51 cases of measles reportedly linked to Disneyland73 has more to do with covering up vaccine failures and propping up the dissolving myth of vaccine acquired herd immunity than it does about protecting the public health. It has a lot to do with defensive doctors trying to blame a minority of parents who are refusing to place irrational faith in them and their moving goal posts,74 and are choosing instead to think and act rationally.75
That third MMR shot is coming to America and so is a massive Pharma-led lobby attempt to demonize and punish76,77 all Americans who defend the human right to exercise informed consent to medical risk-taking, including vaccine risk-taking.78 The calls to strike down those who do not use every dose of the growing list of government-mandated vaccines, is on a fast track.79,80 It will include banning the unvaccinated from exercising the right to get a public education, medical care,81 employment, and many other human and civil rights.
Americans Have a Choice to Make
The battle lines are clearly drawn. Now Americans have a choice to make: will we stand up and fight to protect our human right to make voluntary decisions about which vaccines we buy and use, or will we permit liability free drug companies and government health officials to take that freedom from us?82
Go to NVICAdvocacy.org and learn how you can take action to protect vaccine exemptions in your state. Learn more about the risks and complications of measles and measles vaccine on NVIC.org. And if you or your child has been vaccinated and the vaccine failed to protect you or caused harm, you can make a report to NVIC and share your experience with others on NVIC.org.
It's your health. Your family. Your choice.
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21 Vaccine 1994; 12(2) 129-133.
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27 Fisher BL. ANOTHER Epic Fail for Influenza Vaccines. NVIC Newsletter Jan. 7, 2015.
28 CBC News. Flu vaccine only 23 percent effective in U.S., even less effective in Canada. CBC News Jan. 15, 2015
29 CBC. Flu vaccine paradox adds to public health debate. CBC News Jan. 16, 2015.
30 Impact of Repeated Vaccination on Vaccine Effectiveness Against Influenza A (H3N2) and B During 8 Seasons.
31 Time Lines of Infection and Disease in Human Influenza: A Review of Volunteer Challenge Studies
32 Influenza Outbreak in a Vaccinated Population — USS Ardent, February 2014. MMWR2014; 63(42):947-949.
33 MedImmune. FluMist Quadrivalent (Influenza Vaccine Live, Intranasal):Highlights of Prescribing Information
34 Shedding of Ann Arbor strain live attenuated influenza vaccine virus in children 6-59 months of age. Vaccine 2011; 29(26): 4322-4327.
35 The Emerging Risks of Live Virus and Virus Vectored Vaccines: Vaccine Strain Virus Infection, Shedding and Transmission. NVIC.org. Nov. 9, 2014.
36 Duration of Immunity Against Pertussis After Natural Infection or Vaccination. Pediatr Infect Dis J2005; 24(5): S58-S61.
37 Pertussis resurgence: waning immunity and pathogen adaptation – two sides of the same coin. Epidemiol Infect 2014; 142(4):685-694.
38 Unexpectedly Limited Durability of Immunity Following Acellular Pertussis Vaccinated in Pre-Adolescents in a North American Outbreak.
39 Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine 19:603-611. 2006.
40 A Partial Transcript of the May 12, 1986 Meeting of the Immunization Practices Advisory Committee (ACIP) of the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta
41 Bordetella pertussis whole cell vaccines – efficacy and toxicity. Acta Pediatr Scand 1984; 73(4): 419-425.
42 FDA Study helps provide an understanding of rising rates of whooping cough and response to vaccination. Press Release: Nov. 27, 2013.
43 Acellular pertussis vaccines protect against disease but fail to prevent infection and transmission. Proc Natl Acad Sci 2014; 111(2): 787-792.
44 Dashi As, Karimi AK et al. Serologic Evidence of Pertussis Infection in Vaccinated Iranian Children. Iran J Med Sci Dec. 2012; 37(4): 260-265.
45 The epidemiology of pertussis: a comparison of the epidemiology of the disease pertussis with the epidemiology of Bordetella pertussis infection.
46 See Vaccination Coverage Among Children in Kindergarten - United States, 2013-2014 School Year
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48 Pertussis Booster Vaccines May Not Fight Disease Resurgence
49 Notes from the Field: Measles, California, January 1 – April 18, 2014. MMWR April 25, 2014; 63(16): 362-363.
50 US Multi-state Measles Outbreak, December 2014 – January 2015. CDC Health Advisory Jan. 23, 2015.
51 The Re-Emergence of Measles in Developed Countries: Time to Develop the Next-Generation Measles Vaccines?
52 The genetic basis for interindividual immune response variation to measles vaccine: new understanding and new vaccine approaches
53 Low titers of measles antibody in mothers whose infants suffered from measles before eligible age for measles vaccination.
54 Akpan N. Measles Outbreak Traced to Fully Vaccinated Patient for First Time. Science Magazine Apr. 11, 2014.
55 Outbreak of Measles Among Persons With Prior Evidence of Immunity, New York City, 2011
56 Have You Had Your Measles Shot? Maybe You Need Another. NBC News Jan. 21, 2015.
57 Waning population immunity to measles in Taiwan. Vaccine 2012; 30(47): 6721-6727.
58 Briggs B. Have You Had Your Measles Shot? Maybe You Need Another. NBC News Jan. 21, 2015.
59 Marshall Clinic. Clinic to Study Long-Term Effectiveness of MMR Vaccine.
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63 Effect of subclinical infection on maintaining immunity against measles in vaccinated children in West Africa
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82 Vaccination: Defending Your Right to Know and Freedom to Choose.
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WILL WE EVER SEE WATERPROOF PHONES FROM XIAOMI?
First reason is that, if they sometime in future make any Waterproof device then there are many chances of damage. A little damage to the phone can cause the whole Waterproof capability to deteriorate.
Next is the pricing. Adding the waterproof feature will eventually result in the increase in the cost of Xiaomi devices! (Wait What? Expensive Xiaomi Devices! What are those?). "But, if users are willing to pay 20-30% extra cost to get this waterproof feature then the company will decide manufacturer waterproof devices", said Leil!


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Here we go again: Last week, the Federal Communications Commission announced its latest stab at finding constitutional rules for governing the Internet. Critics called the new proposal a "two-tier" system with high-speed fast lanes for those who can pay and slower connections for those who can't — all decidedly problematic for the concept of net neutrality. In a rebuttal to detractors, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler posted a defense on the FCC's website. Mr. Wheeler is scheduled to testify in front of the House Commerce Subcommittee on Communications this month.
The proposed Comcast-Time Warner Cable deal continues to draw its own detractors. Univision exec Randy Falco said the merger of the two cable companies could be "bad for Hispanic audiences" and was a "cause for concern." Comcast owns NBC Universal, which owns Telemundo, the second-biggest Spanish-language TV network after Univision. Comcast quickly released a statement denying any bad things will happen. As part of its preparations for acquiring Time Warner Cable, Comcast announced a deal with Charter Communications this week too. (The Comcast corporate communications department must be awfully tired these days. )
Netflix announced that it has struck a speed deal with Verizon Communications, not unlike its agreement with You Know Who. By getting direct access to Verizon's network for a fee, Netflix streams should improve for those customers.
Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia's phone business is now complete. The new division is now called Microsoft Mobile, but future devices will likely get a new brand that is called neither Microsoft Mobile nor Nokia. In other Microsoft news, the company just upped its online storage allotment for its OneDrive for Business customers from 25 gigabytes to 1 terabyte. There is currently a standalone version of OneDrive for Business is available as a $5-per-month option with the Office Online Web-based productivity suite.
In hardware news, Apple has upgraded the processor in its lightweight-but-don't-call-it-a-netbook laptops in the MacBook Air line and knocks $100 off the starting price tags.
Now for the Security portion of this blog post. Microsoft has confirmed a rather gaping vulnerability in all versions of its Internet Explorer browser. The security research firm FireEye found this latest zero-day exploit, which it said could be used with Adobe Flash files to execute remote code. As a result of all this, government computer security teams in the United States, United Kingdom and Sweden have advised users to stop using IE and switch to Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox until Microsoft addresses the issue.
The Apple Developer site recently had its own massive security issue that made the personal information of its members accessible. A white-hat found the issue and contacted the 9to5Mac.com site, which out up an in-depth post on the exploit after Apple filled in that security pothole. That is the correct sequence of events, folks.
One final note of security concern: Wired has a story about how the Heartbleed bug affects the Internet of Things and it's worth a read if you're into that Big Picture sort of view.
In an announcement to its investors this week, Yahoo announced its plans for a couple original long-form video programs, plus two new shows with Katie Couric and a new Live Nation channel for streaming concerts. As it did with the technology part of its site, Yahoo has also launched a digital magazine-style version of Yahoo Travel.
AT&T said it plans to launch a high-speed 4G LTE-based in-flight connectivity service for airline passengers for fast broadband in the air. AT&T said its new network could be available as soon as late next year. Hopefully, it will feel faster than dial-up on those long flights. The stock for Gogo, the current big player in inflight Internet, dropped 18 percent after AT&T made its announcement.
The executive behind Google+ is leaving the company, which has at least one tech blog setting the egg timer on Google's often-forgotten social network. A representative for Google representative has denied the demise of Google+. In brighter news for the company, Google's self-driving cars have now logged more that 700,00 miles on their own and according to a post on the official Google blog, the auto-autos are mastering the art of city driving, at least around Mountain View, California. A video on the blog shows a Google car navigating a variety of situations without mayhem.
News from the Land of Obsolete Technology: 60 Minutes found that that part of the computer system responsible for controlling the launch of the Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic nuclear missiles depends on data loaded from 8-inch floppy disks, which most likely makes the storage media older than some of the Air Force personnel working down in the silos. Air Force officials said the system is extremely safe and secure but some upgrades and budget request are on the way.
The Legend of the Landfill turned out to be true. Video archeologists digging in the New Mexico desert found a large festering pile of Atari's old E.T. cartridge game, just as it had been whispered about for more than 30 years. The dig was part of a documentary called Atari: Game Over, that will be released through the Microsoft's Xbox console later this year.
And finally, the cast of "Star Wars, "Episode VII" was officially announced this week. The movie opens galaxywide on December 18, 2015. Until then — and as always this time of year — May the Fourth be with you.
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Low-cost end treatments for concrete barriers and crash cushions/impact attenuators are explored and described for low- speed (40 mph or less) highways. Various proprietary and non- proprietary end treatments have been developed and used in recent years, but most of these systems are costly and are designed for an impact speed of up to 60 mph. As part of the process of collecting information on these devices, a number of selected State DOTs were contacted to obtain their experiences in using crash cushions/impact attenuators on their low-speed highways. While most of the DOTs contacted have been using these systems at hazardous locations on low-speed highways they felt that there is a need for inexpensive low-speed crash cushions and attenuators which would serve the purpose at such locations. Research reports, vendor literature, and contacts with State DOTs yielded 25 different barrier and treatment systems, and these are described in this report.
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Instant Opinion: 'Brexit's snake-oil salesmen rediscover expertise'
Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 1 December
The Week's daily round-up highlights the five best opinion pieces from across the British and international media, with excerpts from each.
1. Marina Hyde in The Guardian
on new rules
Who cares about jobs and experts? Suddenly, Brexit's snake-oil salesmen do
"Oh dear. I see Michael Gove now gives a toss about experts. And I see Steve Baker now gives a toss about economic impact statements. The Cabinet Office minister spent Tuesday blitzing the airwaves to explain why the government's imminent tier system is done for your own good, for reasons you're too dim to be given the data to understand. Meanwhile, Baker, Jacob Rees-Mogg's former robot sidekick, is leading the rebellion against the tier system, on the basis that it will cause huge economic damage. Presumably Brexit ironies are cheaper by the dozen. For the past four years, political analysis has been honed, refined and reduced to a single immutable truth. And that is that all these guys should be made to fight each other in a Wetherspoon's car park."
2. Christine Stegling in The Independent
on the other pandemic
We must not allow coronavirus to undo a decade of progress in HIV prevention
"HIV prevention is in crisis too, and governments need to be brave on this issue as well, and to face up to the things which need changing – criminalisation of LGBT people, drug use and sex work for example, stigma and discrimination in healthcare settings, harmful gender norms and comprehensive sexuality education. Without addressing these difficult subjects, and without renewed commitment to the Aids response in the face of Covid-19, the next set of targets are likely to fail too. This World Aids Day more than ever, we need governments to remember the HIV challenge and to commit to a future which is free from Aids for everyone, everywhere."
3. Various writers in Politico
on room for improvement
The von der Leyen Commission end-of-year report card
"Von der Leyen has struggled most in moments when she couldn't be found. At the start of the year, the president was silent for days as crisis engulfed the Middle East. And her team stirred unnecessary controversy by not being forthright when von der Leyen left Brussels to self-isolate because of a coronavirus risk. At the start of the pandemic, she was slow to pivot from a crisis on the Greek-Turkish border. And last spring, a dismissive reference to so-called "coronabonds" in an interview with German news agency DPA caused a furor in Italy with even European Parliament President David Sassoli demanding a clarification. Current and former EU officials have accused von der Leyen and her cabinet chief, Björn Seibert, of creating a huge backlog of senior job vacancies by insisting on personal control over appointments — an allegation the Commission denied."
4. Izabella Koziell in Al Jazeera
on dirty business
How to defuse the human waste time bomb in low-income countries
"In addition to market opportunities, the sanitation service chain also offers environmental benefits. For example, Sulabh International has pioneered public toilets connected to bio-digesters in India. This has created a simple, affordable technology to treat faecal matter in the absence of a sewerage network, or to reduce the load on the existing sewerage, while also contributing to the circular economy. Dignified sanitation is a basic human need that does not end with a toilet, and in fact, delivered in full, can offer opportunities for sustainability through nutrient and energy recovery. But this can only be delivered if sanitation is treated as an entire chain, with its own market opportunities, regulatory needs and an infrastructure that supports sustainable services to grow, whether sewered or non-sewered."
5. Nick Timothy in The Telegraph
on walking a fine line
The ethics and politics of the vaccine are still perilous for the Government
"One of the biggest issues is that without any net zero roadmap or guidance from the government, businesses have been left to interpret it for themselves. Businesses told us net zero involved carbon offsetting, carbon reduction or carbon elimination – similar-sounding phrases that vary wildly in their impact on an organisation's footprint. (Carbon offsetting involves taking action to compensate for emissions in other areas, compared to bringing emissions down or getting rid of them entirely). None of the definitions are 'wrong' – put simply, net zero means achieving an overall balance between emissions produced and taken out of the atmosphere – but without an overarching framework to follow, businesses are left with room to interpret it as they choose. In fact, almost two thirds of businesses feared their own targets could be seen as greenwashing and 86 per cent believe net zero is in danger of becoming a meaningless statement without consistency in approach and measurement amongst businesses."
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In Zin Taylor's photographs, palm trees take on strange dispositions in the fog
Zin Taylor, a Canadian artist who lives and works in Brussels, is known internationally for his elaborate installations, which encompass elements of performance and sculpture along with drawing, printing and video. Taylor has made narration an essential component of much of his work, and many of his installations have also been accompanied by publications. In the essay that accompanies his Palms of the Fog photo series, Taylor writes, "Here we are, we've arrived on an island jungled with palm trees. Soaring thin trunks, crowned with extended leaves, sway in response to the traveling wind." The story starts in January of 2013, when he awoke in…
In her provocative tableaus, Katarina Janeckova eroticizes cactuses of all shapes and sizes
Katarina Janeckova's paintings bring to life imagery that is both playful and complex, almost like modern-day fairy tales — if those tales were populated by naked figures and animals in intimate settings. A topless woman fishing, a bear nuzzling a woman in a field, a woman and a bear bathing in a river. The paintings show provocative tableaus of passion and pleasure, and their unexpected subject matter is meant to surprise people. Janeckova might surprise you in other ways too. She's a Slovakian expat living in South Texas. She's also a world-champion wakeboarder, who at one point was ranked the best woman in the world. "I'm…
Ren Hang's intuitive photographs of lily pads and lithe bodies
Photographer Ren Hang had no set plan when he began the series of images featured here. He encountered the lily pads and flowers along the side of a road and knew he had found a setting that would work for him. Often, the plants that appear in the artist's work—the tulip in a male model's mouth, the leafy plant wrapped in a woman's hair, the poppies covering crotches—seem accidental or intuitive, like something Hang simply encountered and so incorporated. Born in 1987 in Changchun, part of the Jilin province in northeast China, Hang moved to Beijing to attend college and stayed. He often documents the…
Kathryn Bentley of Dream Collective talks about her Silver Lake store, plus scents, soundtracks & ceramics
In 2012, California-based designer Kathryn Bentley opened Dream Collective, a boutique in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, which she also uses as a studio for her namesake jewelry line. The shop stocks her own jewelry (think enchanting diamond ouroboros rings and opal amulets), as well a range of carefully selected items, including Waka Waka furniture, Bzippy ceramics, Nancy Pearce bronze sculptures, and our very own Strange Plants books. "I am rarely looking at other jewelry," she told the New York Times in an interview. "Art is my inspiration. And how things are made—the actual hands-on part of it. That's what is interesting for…
Stills & Strokes experiments with light, perception and plants
Stills & Strokes is the creative marriage of art director and illustrator Melanie Homann and photographer Stefan Vorbeck. Both originally from the north of Germany, they met while studying communication design at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts. Hormann worked with major advertising agencies, and Vorbeck assisted well-known photographers such as Joachim Baldauf and Armin Morbach. When they decided to pool their talents, creating Stills & Strokes, their combined experiences gave birth to a now much sought-after aesthetic, with their installations, paintings, typography, collages and papercuts exhibiting a Warholian tendency toward turning even the most humble of everyday objects into rock stars. For their Paradies…
In his mixed-media collages, Misha Hollenbach juxtaposes the tranquility of Ikebana with the chaos of vandalism
Misha Hollenbach is a Melbourne-based artist, musician and one half of the duo behind lifestyle brand Perks and Mini (P.A.M.), known for its bold, avant-garde aesthetic. He's also a mountain biker, a gardener, and a recorder of field sounds. To him, nature is an art form unto itself—the sounds of bees, birds and the wind are musical genres. Engaging with his surroundings is important to Hollenbach, who has used dead cactuses as canvases, as well as breezeblock walls. "The act, the experience, is maybe my favorite part of making and creating," he says. "The work is a souvenir of the experience." In Flormal, a series…


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"build a professional stock image library for your business so you have images ready for advertising, marketing and press releases"
This assignment for Stockeld Park required location photography of events and attractions throughout the year that would build up an internal image library for the business to use for advertising, promotional work and regular press releases.
The whole process of location photography covers pre-shoot visits to understand the surroundings, take test shots and agree a shot list with the client for the actual photo shoot. This particular assignment also required planning for daytime and night-time photography and the flexibility to work with the change in weather throughout the year!
ADVERTISING photography in Harrogate, Leeds, York, Wetherby, Ripon, Thirsk, Ilkley, Otley, Bradford, Skipton, across Yorkshire and the UK.
All Rights Reserved. All Content & Images © Copyright 2019 Philip Taylor/ Salt Photography in Harrogate - Advertising Photography in Harrogate, York and Leeds.


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Ludovic "Ludo" BULCOURT was born on July 24, 1965 in Charleville-Mézières (Ardennes).
He studied accordion from the age of 12, and at the age of 15, he won first prize in the excellence category competition in Rotterdam at the European accordion championship. At the age of 16, jazz was a quick hit through tango with the discovery of Astor Piazzola.
As a professional accordionist, he is a composer, virtuoso and inventive.
At the mercy of his encounters, his game is refined and varies: the style is baroque, nervous, powerful.
His universe linked to his Hungarian and Gypsy roots inspires him a music "as old as the world", but surprisingly contemporary.
He created a new style, the "Tzigajazz", a music from traveler peoples, "citizens of the world".
He has founded and worked with several bands such as Ludo's Electric Jazz, Ludo's Jazz Acoustic, Jazz Accordion Duet and Que Pasa.
Creation and jazz training of the new Ludo's Jazz Trio with Daniel Balen on the drums and Fernand "Nino" Ferrer on the double bass.
(Demo CD available from the live concert of September 3, 2016 at "Jazz O Lac" in St-Vincent-de-Graon Manouche Jazz Festival).
di 05 août 2018 Manouche Jazz Duo - with the guitarist of Schmitt Tchavolo- La Fabrique - Jazz Concert Off In Marciac.
di 02 septembre 2018 Ludovic Bulcourt invites Pablo Valat - Concert in the church of Lahitte - Toupière (65, Fr).


Maldives…the Sunnyside of Life is showcased at a 63sqm stand. The brand new design of Maldives displays various aspects of the destination through colourful images. Actvities at the stand includes gourmet food tasting of local flavours of Maldivian snacks such as Kulhi roshi and Haalu folhi.


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Q: How to tokenize Pinyin, preferably using nested, overlapping regex groups? I'm trying to tokenize a Chinese Pinyin notation (without tones). Consider the following code:
finals = ['a',
        'o',
        'e',
        'ai',
        'ei',
        'ao',
        'ou',
        'an',
        'ang',
        'en',
        'eng',
        'er',
        'u',
        'ua',
        'uo',
        'uai',
        'ui',
        'uan',
        'uang',
        'un',
        'ueng',
        'ong',
        'i',
        'i',
        'ia',
        'ie',
        'iao',
        'iu',
        'ian',
        'iang',
        'in',
        'ing',
        'ü',
        'üe',
        'üan',
        'ün',
        'iong']
initials = ['p',
          'm',
          'f',
          'd',
          't',
          'n',
          'l',
          'g',
          'k',
          'h',
          'j',
          'q',
          'x',
          'z',
          'h',
          'c',
          'h',
          's',
          'h',
          'r',
          'z',
          'c',
          's']
others = ['a',
        'o',
        'e',
        'ai',
        'ei',
        'ao',
        'ou',
        'an',
        'ang',
        'en',
        'eng',
        'er',
        'wu',
        'wa',
        'wo',
        'wai',
        'wei',
        'wan',
        'wang',
        'wen',
        'weng',
        'yi',
        'ya',
        'ye',
        'yao',
        'you',
        'yan',
        'yang',
        'yin',
        'ying',
        'yu',
        'yue',
        'yuan',
        'yun',
        'yong']

r = '^((%s)(%s)|%s)+$' % ('|'.join(initials), '|'.join(finals), '|'.join(others))
import re
m = re.match(r, 'yinwei')
print(m.groups())

I was hoping to get ['yin','wei'] (two consecutive outer groups), but for some reason only got 'wei'. Why does this code not work and how to fix it? I also tried the following, but it randomly either gives me ['yin', 'wei'] or ['yi', 'wei]:
import regex
r = '|'.join({i + f for i in initials for f in finals}.union(set(others)))
print(regex.findall(r, 'yinwei'))

EDIT: I was about to accept this as a duplicate of 4963691 because of ekhumuro's answer, but it doesn't work with bangongshi as input - instead of ['ban','gong','shi'] we're getting ['bang', 'o', 'shi']. Because of that, I would like this question to be considered separate from this one.

A: The re module does not accumulate groups when used with operators like +. In your example, it will first match 'yin', then match 'wei' - but it will only keep the last set of groups that matched (so m.groups() will only return ['wei', None, None]). However, your regexp will still correctly get the whole match - so m.group() will return 'yinwei'.
It appears that the elements in your lists do not produce any overlapping combinations. That is to say: there is no initials[n] + finals[n] that is duplicated in others. However, there are overlapping elements within each list (e.g. yi|yin|ying in others), but this can be overcome by sorting the lists by descending length.
This means you can quite easily split a pinyin word into its elements like this:
import re

initials.sort(key=len, reverse=True)
finals.sort(key=len, reverse=True)
others.sort(key=len, reverse=True)

r = '(?:%s)(?:%s)|(?:%s)' % ('|'.join(initials), '|'.join(finals), '|'.join(others))
print(re.findall(r, 'yinwei'))

Output:
['yin', 'wei']

UPDATE:
After looking at a reliable source, it seems that your method of parsing pinyin is too simplistic. The table of combinations shows that not all possibilities are valid. It also shows that some combinations are ambiguous (from a purely syntactical point of view). For example, liang can be parsed as either [l + iang], or [l + i], [ang]. Also, not all continuations are valid, so some look-behind assertions will be needed. This suggests that a much more sophisticated approach will be required than simply matching sequentially from left to right. After some searching, I found a previous question that appears to cover the same issues:

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*Optimizing a regular expression to parse chinese pinyin
However, it seems to be far from straightforward to solve this with a single regexp, so you may want to consider looking for a third-party library that knows how to deal with all the awkward edge cases.


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Fimbristylis fibrillosa är en halvgräsart som beskrevs av Paul Goetghebeur. Fimbristylis fibrillosa ingår i släktet Fimbristylis och familjen halvgräs.

Artens utbredningsområde är Kongo-Kinshasa. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Tour Atlantique (früher auch Tour PB11) ist der Name eines Hochhauses im Pariser Vorort Puteaux in der Bürostadt La Défense. Erbaut wurde das Hochhaus 1970, womit es zur ersten Generation der Hochhäuser von La Défense zählt. Bei seiner Fertigstellung im Jahr 1970 war der 106 Meter hohe Büroturm der Vierthöchste im Geschäftsviertel La Défense. Das Gebäude verfügt über 27 Etagen und über eine Fläche von etwa 26.000 Quadratmetern. Entworfen wurde das Gebäude von den Architekten Delb, Chesneau, Verola und Lalande.

Der Büroturm ist mit der Métrostation La Défense und dem Bahnhof La Défense an den öffentlichen Nahverkehr im Großraum Paris angebunden.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Hochhäuser in der Île-de-France
 Liste der Hochhäuser in La Défense
 Liste der Hochhäuser in Paris

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Bürogebäude in Puteaux
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Kid Kelly's devoted wife Kathy Gilbert is leading a campaign to get the radio DJ inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame.
He has been in broadcasting for over 20 years and has interviewed stars including Taylor Swift, Gwen Stefani, Demi Lovato, Lady Gaga and Jennifer Lopez.
Kid Kelly has long been a popular voice in Top 40 radio and currently has a show on the SiriusXM Hits 1 channel.
Kathy, who has been with Kid Kelly since he began his career, is urging radio listeners nationwide to vote for him in the Music Format On-Air Personality category.
The winner will be announced June 25 and an induction ceremony will be held at Guastavino's in midtown Manhattan in November.
'Kid has a very special talent and radio skill,' Kathy explained.


July 2, 1963: "A forest fire which can be seen 20 miles away was still burning out of control west of Raton today.
The fire, in the Vernejo Park area, was seen by a lookout at Turkey Tower, above Cimarron, State Forester Ray Bell said. The lookout reportedly saw a huge column of smoke, 20-25 miles northwest of the tower.
A Forestry Department pilot who scanned the area Sunday said about 3,000 acres were burned, but he could not see anyone fighting the fire.


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Integral Yoga Distribution Learning to Breathe
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By the coauthor of the New York Times bestseller, The Faith Club, Learning to Breathe was launched on the Today show to brilliant reviews.
Priscilla Warner has had a great life: a supportive husband, a flourishing marriage, two loving sons, and a bestselling book, The Faith Club. Despite all her good fortune and success, she suffers from anxiety and panic attacks so debilitating that they leave her unable to breathe. She's tried self-medicating—in high school, with a hidden flask of vodka—and later, with prescription medications—daily doses of Klonopin with a dark chocolate chaser. After forty years of hyperventilating, and an overwhelming panic attack that's the ultimate wake-up call, Warner's mantra becomes "Neurotic, Heal Thyself." A spirited New Yorker, she sets out to find her inner Tibetan monk by meditating every day, aiming to rewire her brain and her body and mend her frayed nerves. On this winding path from panic to peace, with its hairpin emotional curves and breathtaking drops, she also delves into a wide range of spiritual and alternative health practices, some serious, and some . . . not so much.
Written with lively wit and humor, Learning to Breathe is a serious attempt to heal from a painful condition. It's also a life raft of compassion and hope for people similarly adrift or secretly fearful, as well as an entertaining and inspiring guidebook for anyone facing daily challenges large and small, anyone who is also longing for a sense of peace, self-acceptance, and understanding.
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Leucanopsis pulverulenta is a moth of the family Erebidae. It was described by Paul Dognin in 1923. It is found in Brazil.

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