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Beer In Ads #2901: Bières La Semeuse
February 10, 2019 By Jay Brooks Leave a Comment
Sunday's ad is for Bières La Semeuse, from 1900. From the late 1800s until the 1940s, poster art really came into its own, and in Europe a lot of really cool posters, many of them for breweries, were produced. This poster is for possibly a brewery in Alsace region of France, maybe Strasbourg, but I'm not sure. La Semeuse means "The Sower" and was a "French pictorial allegory invented by Oscar Roty around 1887, presenting a young woman wearing a Phrygian cap sowing seeds at sunrise, and who has become over time one of the symbols of the French Republic," of which this seems to be at least based on that.
Filed Under: Art & Beer, Beers Tagged With: Advertising, France, History
Historic Beer Birthday: John Kauffman
Today is the birthday of John Kauffman (February 10, 1839-January 15, 1886). Kauffman was born in Lorraine, France. He was part of the group that bought the Franklin Brewery in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1856. By 1859, it was called the John Kaufman & Co. Brewery, and it became the fourth largest brewery in Cincinnati. Eventually, he remained as the sole owner, and in 1882 renamed it the John Kauffman Brewing Co. It was closed by prohibition, and never reopened, although it was used as the Husman Potato Chip factory, so at least it was put to good use.
There's an entry for the John Kauffman Brewery in the "History of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Ohio," published in 1894:
Cincinnati Brewing History has this account of the brewery's history, taken from Cincinnati Breweries, by Robert J. Wimberg, from 1989:
"In 1856 John Kauffman, George F. Eichenlaub, and Rudolf Rheinbold purchased the Franklin Brewery on Lebanon Road near the Deer Creek from Kauffman's aunt. Her husband, John Kauffman, estabished the brewery in 1844. He died in 1845. In 1859 under the name Kauffman and Company, they began to build a new brewery on Vine Street and soon left the Deer Creek location. The first structure on Vine was completed in 1860.
In 1871 the Kauffman Brewery was the city's fourth largest with sales amounting to $30,930. It was located on both the west and east sides of Vine north of Liberty and south of Green Street.
In 1860 Kauffman also bought the Schneider grist mill on Walnut Street near Hamilton Road (McMicken Avenue), but leased it out before long to another company.
In its first year on Vine Street, the brewery produced only about 1000 barrels. By 1877 the number grew to 50,000 barrels of beer. Kauffman's beer was sold in Nashville, Montgomery, Atlanta, Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans.
In 1865 Eichenlaub retired from the business and he was followed by Rheinbold in 1877. John Kauffman then took over the leadership by himself. After his oldest son Johnn studied brewing in Augsburg, Germany, he went to work at the family brewery. Emil Schmidt, Kauffman's son-in-law, was superintendent by 1877.
In 1882 the brewery was incorporated as the John Kauffman Brewing Company with a paid-in capital stock of $700,000. In 1888 the brewery building at 1622 Vine was enlarged. Note it is occupied by the Schuerman Company today. The office and family residence was at 1625-27 Vine, which was razed and replaced about 75 years ago.
John Kauffman died in 1892 and his wife Marianne Eichenlaub Kauffman took over. She was president of the corporation; Emil Schmidt, vice-president; and treasurer; Charles Rheinbold, secretary; Charles J. Kauffman, superintendent; and John R. Kauffman, brewmaster. By 1894 the brewery produced 70,000 barrels of beer. The malt house had a capacity of 150,000 bushels of barley and the brewery plant covered five acres of ground.
By 1913 John R. Kauffman was president of the company. The brewery produced 'Gilt Edge', 'Columbia' and 'Old Lager' beers. It closed in 1919 when Prohibition became law and never reopened."
The brewery is also mentioned briefly in a History of the Brewery District for Cincinnati:
Industry continued to be an important factor in Over-the-Rhine's development. The canal area was still the location of many diversified industries, including lumberyards, foundries, pork packers, tanneries, and glycerin works. The brewing industry tended to concentrate along McMicken Avenue and the Miami and Erie canal (what is now the Brewery District). By 1866 the Jackson Brewery, J. G. John & Sons Brewery, Christian Moerlein Brewing Company, and John Kauffman Brewing Company dominated the industrial use of the area. In close association on the west side of the canal were the John Hauck and Windisch-Mulhauser Brewing Companies. Between 1875 and 1900 seventeen breweries were located in Over-the-Rhine and West End.
Filed Under: Birthdays, Breweries, Just For Fun Tagged With: France, History, Ohio
Historic Beer Birthday: Andrew MacElhone
February 8, 2019 By Jay Brooks Leave a Comment
Today is the birthday of famed bartender Andrew MacElhone (February 8, 1923-September 16, 1996) whose father opened the famous Harry's New York Bar in Paris, France in 1911.
It was originally founded by American jockey Tod Sloan, who so wanted to create the atmosphere of a New York saloon that he actually bought one in New York, had it dismantled, shipped to Paris and rebuilt it where it stands to day at 5 rue Daunou (Sank Roo Doe Noo). It's original name was simply the New York Bar when it opened on Thanksgiving Day in 1911. Sloan initially hired a Scottish bartender from Dundee named Harry MacElhone to run it, who twelve years later bought the bar in 1923 and added his first name to it. Shortly after opening, it began attracting American expatriates and celebrities, including such "Lost Generation" writers as F Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein and Ernest Hemingway. George Gershwin supposedly wrote "An American In Paris" there, and it has been visited by many movie stars over the years, from Humphrey Bogart to Clint Eastwood. In the book Casino Royale, Ian Fleming's character Bond said it the best place in Paris to get a "solid drink." It's also where the Bloody Mary was first conceived, as well as the White Lady and the Sidecar.
Andrew started working in the bar in 1939, when he was 16, and never left. He took over for his father Harry MacElhone in 1958 and continued to run the bar for 31 years, until 1989. He's also credited with creating the Blue Lagoon cocktail in the 1960s, when Blue Curaçao was first available in bottles.
Harry's New York Bar in Paris.
Filed Under: Birthdays, Just For Fun Tagged With: Bars, France
Beer In Ads #2896: Biere Titan
Tuesday's ad is for Biere Titan, from 1933-34, though some sources say it's 1926. From the late 1800s until the 1940s, poster art really came into its own, and in Europe a lot of really cool posters, many of them for breweries, were produced. This poster is for Grandes Brasseries de Jarny et Uckange, which was located in the Moselle region of Eastern France. The company was created in 1926 by the merger of two breweries. The poster was created by Dutch artist Gabrielle Favre.
Beer In Ads #2894: Bière Allary
Sunday's ad is for Bière Allary, from 1928. From the late 1800s until the 1940s, poster art really came into its own, and in Europe a lot of really cool posters, many of them for breweries, were produced. This poster is for Bière Allary, which I think was a beer brewed by the Brasserie Schneider in southern France. The poster was created by French artist Jean D'Ylen.
Beer In Ads #2891: Bières de la Meuse
January 31, 2019 By Jay Brooks Leave a Comment
Thursday's ad is for Bières de la Meuse, from 1896. From the late 1800s until the 1940s, poster art really came into its own, and in Europe a lot of really cool posters, many of them for breweries, were produced. This poster is for Bières de la Meuse, a river that runs through much of France. It was the industrial center of France at one time, and in the mid-1800s boasted over 40 breweries. The poster was created by Swiss artist Marc-Auguste Bastard.
Beer In Ads #2890: Bière St. Nicolas de Port
Wednesday's ad is for Bière St. Nicolas de Port, from 1933. From the late 1800s until the 1940s, poster art really came into its own, and in Europe a lot of really cool posters, many of them for breweries, were produced. This poster is for the Bière St. Nicolas de Port, located in the Lorraine region of northeast France. The brewery was open until 1985, when the old brewery became what is known today as the Musée Francais de la Brasserie, or French Brewery Museum. The poster was created by French artist Marcellin Auzolle.
Beer In Ads #2888: La Perle
Monday's ad is for La Perle, from 1919. From the late 1800s until the 1940s, poster art really came into its own, and in Europe a lot of really cool posters, many of them for breweries, were produced. This poster is for the Brasserie de la Perle, which was located in Strasbourg. Originally founded in 1882, the brewery closed in 1971, but in 2015 the great-great-grandson of the founder reopened the brewery as a small craft brewery.
Beer In Ads #2887: Bières de Neufchâteau
Sunday's ad is for Bières de Neufchâteau, from the 1920s. From the late 1800s until the 1940s, poster art really came into its own, and in Europe a lot of really cool posters, many of them for breweries, were produced. This poster is for Bières de Neufchâteau. Neufchâteau is a commune in the Vosges department in Grand Est in northeastern France. It was created by French illustrator Georges Ripart.
Beer In Ads #2886: Bière Mètèor
Saturday's ad is for Bière Mètèor, from 1925. From the late 1800s until the 1940s, poster art really came into its own, and in Europe a lot of really cool posters, many of them for breweries, were produced. This poster is for Brasserie Mètèor, a French brewery founded in 1811, at least according to the poster. Other sources claim it was 1640. It is located in Hochfelden, north-west of Strasbourg in the department of Bas-Rhin, in the Alsace region of Eastern France.

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Denture wearers at risk of missing out on vital nutrients
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Wearing dentures can lead to a number of health conditions, according to new research. Scientists at King's College London have found that over-50s with 20 or fewer of their own teeth are at a much greater risk of musculoskeletal frailty than their peers.
Weak joints and muscles were seen in many denture wearers during the study and the researchers believe it's due to an avoidance of certain foods. Not being able to chew them confidently has therefore led to a deficiency of certain nutrients.
It is well-documented that dentures improve masticatory function for those who have lost their teeth, but the effect is not up to the same level as those with their natural teeth. The bite force remains weaker and cannot cope with some tough foods.
During the study period, it was found that older people with more than 20 of their own teeth exhibited less frailty. They also consumed more of the vital nutrients that the scientists measured. This highlights the importance of good oral health to maintain independence and maximum quality of life.
Dr Wael Sabbah, of King's College London Dental Institute, said: "Few studies have examined the relationship between oral health, particularly periodontal disease, the number of teeth and general frailty.
"While others have argued that older adults who need dentures were more likely to be frail, there were few attempts to explain the underpinning cause of the relationship.
"The findings of this analysis, along with that reported in earlier research, suggest that the use of dentures could be a neglected intervention that could potentially have a preventative impact on musculoskeletal frailty."
Some 1,800 over-50s took part in the study with a pretty even gender split, made up of 924 men and 928 women. The mean average age of those studied was 62.9 years. The participants were split into three groups: those with more than 20 teeth; denture wearers with fewer than 20 teeth; and non-denture wearers with less than 20 teeth.
Analysis was drawn through a combination of interviews, clinical examinations and oral health assessments. This meant that nutritional intake and strength could be ascertained in a bid to better understand the correlation with numbers of natural teeth.
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[ARCHIVED] Playground built in a day as part of new downtown park with big assist from Anaheim Ducks
ANAHEIM, Calif. (Sept. 19, 2022) — The building of Anaheim's newest park is underway as the Anaheim Ducks, the city of Anaheim, KABOOM! and other volunteers came together on Sept. 16 to assemble a playground designed by neighborhood kids and families.
More than 175 volunteers from the Anaheim Ducks organization, the city of Anaheim and community at large joined for a day of hard work and high fives.
Leading the morning effort was former Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf, current head coach Dallas Eakins and club president Aaron Teats. The afternoon saw assists from current Ducks players Troy Terry, Cam Fowler and Adam Henrique who helped mix concrete and pushed wheelbarrows to fill holes that support the playground structure footings.
Volunteers saw encouragement from Anaheim Ducks mascot Wild Wing and DJ JoJo.
The 4,300-square-foot playground included a climbing wall, a bridge, monkey bars, a circular spider web climber, spinners, bucket swings, a companion swing, a zip line, teeter-totter and game and musical panels.
The playground, which will open for kids within two week after safety checks, is the first step in the transformation of a grassy field into Center Greens, a new downtown park next to Anaheim City Hall and the Downtown Anaheim Community Center.
Center Greens will see ongoing building with the fully completed park opening in late 2023. The park is set to include a new basketball court, skate park, an obstacle course, a loop walking trail, butterfly garden and more.
For kids and families who live around City Hall, Center Greens will be their neighborhood play and green space, joining nearby Citrus Park as another place to enjoy.
For those who work in and visit downtown Anaheim, Center Greens will be another attraction along with the Anaheim Packing House, Center Street Promenade and the Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center.
The Center Greens playground is the result of a fun-filled design day on July 15.
More than 50 children and parents from the neighborhood, the Anaheim Family YMCA and Anaheim summer programs joined with KABOOM! and Anaheim Ducks Head Coach Dallas Eakins, future Ducks prospects players, the Ducks Street Team and mascot Wild Wing to come up with features and designs.
Playground planning by the city of Anaheim followed based on what kids said they wanted to see in their new playspace. The design keeps accessibility in mind so as many kids as possible can enjoy it, whatever their level of ability.
For the Anaheim Ducks, the playground is a way to give back to the hockey team's hometown by promoting play and the health and wellness of kids and families in the community.
The build day helped kick off the 2022-23 Ducks season, which gets underway with preseason games starting Sept. 25 and the team's home opener against the Seattle Kraken at Honda Center on Oct.12.
Anaheim is the only home ice the team has known after debuting in 1993 at what's today Honda Center and winning the Stanley Cup championship in 2007.
This is the 15th KABOOM! playground in Anaheim and the first sponsored by the Anaheim Ducks.
Volunteers interested in taking part sign up and learn more here. Prep work will start on Sept. 14 with the playground build on Sept. 16.
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Q: Can Subgroups be created in Gitlab? We are working on migrating from gitolite to gitlab , But have encountered a problem with subgroups which are created on git.  It looks like there is no feature in gitlab to create a subgroup
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in Git
group1/group2/project1.git
group1/project2.git
group1/group2/project3.git
group1/group3/project4.git

It looks like when i import the repo's using bundle it is not able to identify the sub groups.
Also there is no option to create a sub group on the gitlab UI. (Maybe i'm not looking at the proper terminology. maybe subgroub is not the correct work )
Apologies for the use of incorrect terms as I am new to this
Thanks in advance
Regards
Niro

A: This is now possible with GitLab 9.0 CE/EE, which is due to be released on 22nd March 2017
You can download the latest packages as shown in https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/
Once downloaded and installed, You can then have the ability to create hierarchical groups. All the documentation is available in the link below
https://gitlab.com//help/user/group/subgroups/index.md

A: Gitlab 9.0 now has support for subgroups, with a few limitations. You can create up to 20 levels of subgroups. Users can be assigned to subgroups and projects can be created in them. Users assigned to the parent group have the same permission for all descendant groups from that parent.
Rules (from the docs):

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*You need to be an Owner of a group in order to be able to create
a subgroup.

*Some words are reserved and may not be used as subgroup names.

*Permissions inherited from a parent group can only be changed in the parent, not in the child.

*Permissions can be overridden in the child group by explicitly adding the user to the subgroup again.

Additional current limitations (from the docs -- these may be fixed in future releases):

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*GitLab Pages are not currently working for projects hosted under a subgroup. That means that only projects hosted under the first parent group will work.

*Group level labels don't work in subgroups / sub projects

*It is not possible to share a project with a group that's an ancestor of the group the project is in. That means you can only share as you walk down the hierarchy. For example, group/subgroup01/project cannot be shared with group, but can be shared with group/subgroup02 or group/subgroup01/subgroup03.

Original answer for older versions:
No, it's not currently supported to create subgroups in Gitlab.  (Note that this is also not supported in most other Git hosting sites that I know of, including Github, Bitbucket, and Gitorious.)
On my server, our workaround is to use dots in the name, for example "group1.group2".

You could suggest the feature, but I doubt that it will go anywhere unless you sponsor it or find someone to implement it.

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5 Twins' Pitchers Stop Cleveland's Offense In 2-0 Win
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CLEVELAND (AP) — Five Minnesota pitchers combined to stop Cleveland's offense and the Twins widened their lead in the AL Central by defeating the Indians 2-0 in the first game of Saturday's day-night doubleheader.
The Twins were forced to go with a bullpen game in both ends of the doubleheader after Friday night's game was postponed by rain in the third inning.
That strategy worked to perfection in the opener of the showdown series, and Minnesota leads Cleveland by 4 ½ games.
Zack Littell (5-0) relieved starter Devin Smeltzer in the fourth and struck out two in two innings.
Taylor Rogers got the final five outs for his 26th save, but had to work out of trouble in the eighth and ninth.
Rogers relieved Sergio Romo with a runner on in the eighth and gave up a two-out single to Yasiel Puig, but struck out Greg Allen.
The left-hander retired the first batter in the ninth, but was charged with an error when he didn't pick up Jason Kipnis' slow roller.
Rogers struck out Roberto Pérez and Mike Freeman to end the game.
Max Kepler and Jorge Polanco (credit: Jason Miller/Getty Images)
Jorge Polanco hit a two-run homer in the second off Mike Clevinger (11-3), who had won 10 consecutive decisions. Clevinger struck out 10 in eight innings, but lost for the first time since June 28.
The Twins' shortstop also cut off Cleveland's best scoring threat in the third when he speared Carlos Santana's line drive with the bases loaded to end the inning.
Minnesota's plan going into the series was to use their bullpen for Saturday's night game. The Indians opted to with a bullpen game Saturday night after the rainout.
Smeltzer retired the first six hitters, but hit Jason Kipnis with a pitch to begin the third. Roberto Pérez singled before Smeltzer retired the next two hitters. Oscar Mercado walked and Smeltzer went to a 3-2 count on Santana. Polanco made a diving backhand catch of the liner to end the inning.
Polanco's two-run homer Friday got washed away by the rain. Max Kepler, who had been sidelined by a sore left shoulder, had a one-out single in the third before Polanco hit his 22nd homer of the season.
TRAINER'S ROOM
Twins: RHP Sam Dyson (sore biceps) shut down his throwing session Friday. He hasn't pitched since Sept. 3.
Indians: Pérez remained in the game after being hit by Tyler Duffey's pitch in the seventh. The ball deflected off Pérez's left shoulder and hit him in the face. He went to first base after being examined by a team trainer.
The series wraps up Sunday when RHP José Berríos (12-8, 3.63 ERA) faces RHP Shane Bieber (14-7, 3,17 ERA) in a matchup of All-Star pitchers.


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How the Bible and YouTube are fueling the next frontier of password cracking
Crackers tap new sources to uncover "givemelibertyorgivemedeath" and other phrases.
Dan Goodin - Oct 8, 2013 1:00 pm UTC
Aurich Lawson
with 147 posters participating, including story author
Early last year, password security researcher Kevin Young was hitting a brick wall. Over the previous few weeks, he made steady progress decoding cryptographically protected password data leaked from the then-recent hack of intelligence firm Stratfor. But with about 60 percent of the more than 860,000 password hashes cracked, his attempts to decipher the remaining 40 percent were failing.
The so-called dictionary attacks he mounted using lists of more than 20 million passwords culled from previous website hacks had worked well. Augmented with programming rules that substituted letters for numbers or combined two or more words in his lists, his attacks revealed Stratfor passwords such as "pinkyandthebrain," "pithecanthropus," and "moonlightshadow." Brute-force techniques trying every possible combination of letters, numbers, and special characters had also succeeded at cracking all passwords of eight or fewer characters. So the remaining 344,000 passwords, Young concluded, must be longer words or phrases few crackers had seen before.
"I was starting to run out of word lists," he recalled. "I was at a loss for words—literally."
He cracked the first 60 percent of the list using the freely available Hashcat and John the Ripper password-cracking programs, which ran the guesses through the same MD5 algorithm Stratfor and many other sites used to generate the one-way hashes. When the output of a guessed word matched one of the leaked Stratfor hashes, Young would have successfully cracked another password. (Security professionals call the technique an "offline" attack because guesses are never entered directly into a webpage.) Now, with his arsenal of dictionaries exhausted and the exponential increase in the time it would take to brute force passwords greater than eight characters, Young was at a dead end. In the passwords arms race, he was losing. Young knew he needed to compile new lists of words he never tried before. The question was where to find the words.
Enlarge / After cracking 60 percent of passwords leaked in the hack of Stratfor, Kevin Young mined the Internet for longer passphrases.
A free cracking dictionary anyone can compile
Young joined forces with fellow security researcher Josh Dustin, and the cracking duo quickly settled on trying longer strings of words found online. They started small. They took a single article from USA Today, isolated select phrases, and inputted them into their password crackers. Within a few weeks, they expanded their sources to include the entire contents of Wikipedia and the first 15,000 works of Project Gutenberg, which bills itself as the largest single collection of free electronic books. Almost immediately, hashes from Stratfor and other leaks that remained uncracked for months fell. One such password was "crotalus atrox." That's the scientific name for the western diamondback rattlesnake, and it ended up in their word list courtesy of this Wikipedia article. The success was something of an epiphany for Young and Dustin.
"Rather than try a brute force that makes sense to a computer but not to people, let's use human beings because people typically make these long passwords based on things that humans use," Dustin remembered thinking. "I basically utilized the person who wrote the article on Wikipedia to put words together for us."
A crotalus atrox, aka western diamondback rattlesnake.
Almost immediately, a flood of once-stubborn passwords revealed themselves. They included: "Am i ever gonna see your face again?" (36 characters), "in the beginning was the word" (29 characters), "from genesis to revelations" (26), "I cant remember anything" (24), "thereisnofatebutwhatwemake" (26), "givemelibertyorgivemedeath" (26), and "eastofthesunwestofthemoon" (25).
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A FORMER mayor is in court for the second time charged with town planning offences.
Competa's former PP leader – who spent 32 years in power – is facing two years behind bars and a 10 year ban from holding public office for granting illegal building licences on non-buildable land.
Leovigildo Lopez Cerezo is already banned from public office for seven years for other planning crimes.
But he has now been accused of granting permits for properties 'knowing that they could not be approved'.
He is on trial at Malaga's provincial court alongside four other councillors, the town hall architect and secretary.
The defendents are said to have used underhand methods to make it look as though they were acting in compliance with Andalucian planning law.
Cerezo served between 1991 and 2007 in Competa, having been mayor in Canillas de Albaida for 16 years before that.
In 2008 he was fined and banned from public office for seven years after being convicted of granting licences for eight properties on non-buildable land.


Do you think it is a mistake to be friends with my ex?
We dated for 3 months, broke up about a month ago. We're just "friends" but still hookup a lot. I also still have feelings for him although he made it clear we will never get back together.
Is it a mistake to be friends with your ex?
Thanks for sending us this questions.
I'd say yes! It's actually a huge mistake for the most part.
He has made it very clear to you that nothing will ever happen or progress any further. You won't have a relationship with him again, at least not like you used to have before. So you won't be getting what you want. And, why would someone want to chase after something you will never get. It's a waste of your time! You might not see it right now because you are blinded by wanting him. But, after a few years you will laugh it off and wonder how you could've been so crazy over ONE guy. Trust me guys can come and go, what you really want is the right guy.
This guys obviously doesn't care or does not realize it yet. You can't wait forever and should seek out other guys. I don't know your age, but you seems young and I bet you have a lot to experience yet. I bet when you look back when you're 30 years old and read this post. You will get a great laugh and wonder why you were worried about one guy that couldn't make time for you.
A lot of times to remain friends the breakup has to be mutual. I find that to be tough, because it is usually one side that wants out while the other doesn't similar to your own case. I think ex's can be friends possibly later on in life when they have moved on. At that point you're at a different part of your life and the past doesn't matter as much.
Also you said you've been together for 3 months. That's a super short time! It's not like you been with this guy for 3 years where you could say that you two did a lot. 3 months is still the honeymoon period where you are still getting to know each other. For all you know after another 3 months you might find out this guy isn't so great after all.
In the end if you want to be his friend that's fine. But you need to be sure you can just be friends without hooking up. And, that you're able to still date or find someone else. If you find you still obsess with him or are still hooking up. Then, being friends isn't going to be a great idea at all and won't help you find someone better.


A fabulous piece that has come out of an old movie theatre. This cinema spotlight is in working order (professionally re-wired) and would make a fantastic feature piece.
Perfect for a vintage, nautical or industrial space. It can be hung from a hook in the ceiling.
Measures approx: 29cm long x 23cm wide x 33cm high. Cord 1.7m long.


Wells Branch is located at 30°26′38″N 97°40′42″W / 30.44389°N 97.67833°W / 30.44389; -97.67833 (30.443997, -97.678469), 13 miles (21 km) north of downtown Austin.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 2.5 square miles (6.6 km²), of which, 2.5 square miles (6.6 km²) of it is land and 0.39% is water.
According to 2015 Census estimates, Wells Branch was 44.7% Non-Hispanic White (5,639), 25.9% Hispanic (3,269), 17.6% Black (2,224), 8.6% Asian (1,078), 2.9% of Two of More Races (368), and 0.3% American Indian (40). The top 6 most reported Ancestries were German (5.0%), African (3.4%), American (3.4%), English (2.5%), Ethiopian (2.2%), and Iranian (1.7%). There were 4,792 people per square mile.
As of the census of 2010, there were officially 12,120 people, 5,490 households, and 2,580 families residing in the CDP. This number is considered low as the governing body, the Wells Branch Municipal Utility District, estimates the population in 2010 to be approximately 18,000 residents including the numerous multi-family residents on the southern side of the district. The population density was 4,456.3 people per square mile (1,720.1/km²). There were 5,625 housing units at an average density of 2,224.0/sq mi (858.4/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 71.30% White, 9.65% African American, 0.40% Native American, 9.59% Asian, 0.17% Pacific Islander, 5.93% from other races, and 2.96% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 16.68% of the population.
There were 5,490 households out of which 24.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 35.8% were married couples living together, 8.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 53.0% were non-families. 40.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 1.0% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.05 and the average family size was 2.87.
In the CDP, the population was spread out with 20.0% under the age of 18, 14.4% from 18 to 24, 49.3% from 25 to 44, 14.2% from 45 to 64, and 2.2% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 30 years. For every 100 females, there were 101.1 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 100.8 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $46,934, and the median income for a family was $60,530. Males had a median income of $43,645 versus $32,063 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $27,664. About 4.1% of families and 4.5% of the population were below the poverty line, including 5.2% of those under age 18 and none of those age 65 or over.
Wells Branch is a Municipal Utility District that supplies water/wastewater service to residents as well as manages parks and other recreational facilities and programs. The District is recognized for its substantial commitment to water conservation including a significant rain water harvesting program designed into District Facilities and an irrigation well completed in September 2014.
Originally governed by a Board appointed by the original developer, in 1987 residents, led by still resident Mike Howe, won a majority of the five seats on the Board. Residents have governed the District since that time allowing Wells Branch to grow into one of the most popular residential communities in the Austin area. A number of residents have been elected to the Board over the years including Ms. Donna Howe, who was elected after Mr. Howe voluntarily stepped down when he joined another governmental body in the area. Ms. Howe, who had been the leader of the Wells Branch Neighborhood Association for many years, served on the Wells Branch MUD Board for 18 - years including serving as President, opting not to run for re-election in November 2014.
Over the years, the Board expanded the park system with a Park Master Plan, added a second competition pool, a Community Center, a Recreation Center, and redeveloped a former stock pond into a small lake in the middle of the park system. Taxes and water rates remain affordable, and with the amenities, Wells Branch is considered one of the most liveable communities in the U.S.
The Board has also undertaken multiple projects in recent years, including adding a skate park, remodeling the recreation center, and remodeling the Willow Bend Pool.
The Wells Branch Municipal Utility District provides all services to residents except Police and courts, which are provided through the Travis County Sheriff's Department and Travis County, and Fire and Fire Based EMS services, which are provided by Travis County Emergency Services District #2.
Two schools and Independent School Districts, Pflugerville (North West Elementary) and Round Rock (Wells Branch Elementary and Joe Lee Johnson Elementary), serve the community of Wells Branch.
The Wells Branch Library district was formed in 1998 after a state law was passed to allow the establishment of library districts in areas not currently served by library systems. As a result, the library is funded by a sales tax revenue of 1/2% from Wells Branch businesses. An elected board of five manages, of which Faye Cormier is the president, the funds and operations of the Wells Branch Community library.
The formation of the initial Library Board and construction of the Library was accomplished by local residents led by Ms. Dianne Koehler, who served as the first President of the Wells Branch Community Library. The library has over 42,000 items available for checkout, rooms for community use, and over 20 computers for patron use.
^ "Current Trustees — Wells Branch Community Library". www.wblibrary.org. Retrieved 2017-04-11.
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Recycling computers and other machines requires a huge and systematic setup that works in coordination and bring out the ultimate results. It is necessary for the recyclers to have all the equipment and machines done so they will have the best outcomes through smooth working. So at the very basic step, the recyclers have to get the setup done and make it functional so they do not have to be worried about anything. It is not necessary that every recycler will do the whole things, sometimes they divide the specialised areas and works in a chain to get the things done effectively.


Insanely smooth and creamy dark chocolate ganache infused with Arbequina Spanish olive oil and encased in a ridged dark chocolate cone.
Hard on the outside, soft on the inside, delicious throughout. Another amazing truffle from Toronto's Soma Chocolatemaker.
but.. what's that? I don't get it completely.
It's a chocolate truffle infused (not filled) with olive oil, which gives it a unique flavour and texture.
It is one my favourite truffles ever. So simple and so delicious!
It is super smooth and has the flavour of a very good olive oil, which is lovely with the dark chocolate. You would love it!
Very interesting. I wish I could taste it.
If you are ever in Toronto, they have a new location at Queen and Spadina where you can get this truffle and tons of other incredible chocolate specialty items.


The years 1890-1894 were difficult years, marked by workers' exploitation, hard economic development, poverty and poverty, often resulting in true and real civil social conflicts and struggles. Years marked by violence, from special laws, police aggressions, dead and arrested men (like the one happened to on. De Felice during the of siege proclaimed by the Interiors Minister F. Crispi), with house arrests, searches and disarmament, suppressions of newspapers and censorship.
Years of social struggles especially among the workers, in the mines, and between the farm laborers, against the masters (Pirandello, The old and the young people).
In this period all over Sicily and especially around mount Etna started to grow several working social-democrat social-republican associations.
In Bronte, since 1887 had been constituted a workers association called "Circle of the Honest Workers of Bronte".
The associative aims, as from art. 2 of the Statute, were: the brotherly love, the individual and collective, moral and material improvement, with education intended as the civilizing complement for the working class; the mutual aid to alleviate afflictions and needs of the members.
Advanced and socially important the articles 20 and 28.
The first act: "If a member after having paid for 10 consecutive years, because of old age or illness should become invalid to work, after medical certification, will receive 50 cents a day as a life subsidy". "The Council, to its discretion, may increase it".
The second says: "For the perfection of arts and industries, the circle will maintain a working youngster, member' s son, in a city of the kingdom to become proficient in his art assigning a sum not greater than L.1,70 per day ". "The young son of a member will know any art well and should be between 17 and 21 years old".
In the general dispositions the article 95 says: "The flag of the circle is the national one, in the middle there are two hands pressed together in a handshake, emblem of the union and brotherhood, and around, as a crown, some tools of each art with the writing: coalition, mutual aid, education".
The number of the articles of the Statute-Regulation is 103.
After to careful reading of the ancient Statute-Regulation one can ask himself how come that, despite the extreme poverty of the least well-to-do classes, there is not a single mention of struggles or claims.
The answer could be that the wounds of the "Fatti del 1860" (The 1860 Facts) were not completely healed and that the admonition left by Bixio to the common people of Bronte could have been a goad for one turn in civil field.
Obviously this is only our personal opinion.
In Bronte the workers association was created in the far 1887, subsequently continued disguised as circles and cultural recreational associations.
In the photography the "Dopolavoro Operaio" (After Work then changed in "Public Employ" and now disappeared), placed on the Corso Umberto (in front of the Capizzi college) in the years 1950.
A lot of circles and associations which today still give Bronte a remarkable impulse to social initiatives, cultural and recreational: to mention some: the "Circolo Operaio" (Working Circle), the "Circolo Lavoro e Cultura Antonino Grassia" (Circle Work and Culture Antonino Grassia) e the secular "Circolo di Cultura Enrico Cimbali" (Cultural Circle Enrico Cimbali), the ancient "casino di compagnia dei civili" of 1860.
The "Beam of' Nicola Spedalieri workers"
Another "Society" that, similarly to the Circle of Honored Workers, aimed at the moral and material improvement of the individual and the community, the education of the working class and mutual aid was founded in Bronte in 1892.
It took its name from the first promoter of human rights, by our philosopher Nicola Spedalieri, and in his honor was in fact called the working class "Fascio de 'lavoratori Nicola Spedalieri". Following the ideas and the dictates of the philosopher, he was born with the aim of "cultivating the mind and soul of the members with instructive and moral readings and lectures on the rights and duties of man and citizen, on the fundamental laws and civil institutions ".
It also aimed at "the establishment and operation of a school to teach reading and writing to those workers, who are deprived of any rudiment of education" and for this purpose the association also had a social library. Following then the trend of the time the "Fascio de' lavoratori", in addition to the cultural improvement of the members, also had mutualistic purposes "for the improvement of the condition of the members".
The Statute - 28 articles of a few lines each - foresaw that every adult member (even at the time considered at the age of 21) pay fifty cents a month and that the capital was drawn a daily subsidy (not exceeding one pound a day and no later than six months) in favor of the «sick partner, who is in absolute need».
I do not know how long the working company has lasted or where they have their registered office. The Statute was approved by the members 'assembly on November 12, 1892 and certainly until August of 1895 the Nicola Spedalieri Workers' Beam "continued to operate." As for the certificate of admission and the copy of the Bylaws that we have viewed, I think that the monthly payments of 50 cents up to a given story.The Certificate had been issued a name of the "partner Isola Gaetano of Antonino, of 30 years from Bronte, of shopkeeper work, admitted in the Company there 12 November 1892" and signed by the President S Dandrea and Secretary A. Castiglione.
In addition to the workers, other "social classes" can also be enrolled in the "Fascio de 'Nicola Spedalieri workers", even if they have considerable limits and only come honorary members.
Strangely, the Statute also foresaw that for the honorary offices must be used to the class of professionals and those for the most important positions (that of director, deputy director, secretary, cashier and bursar) must be chosen people of the class, said in Bronte dei Civili ». The honorary president and vice-president, the director and the vice-director, the secretary, the cashier and the economy do not have the right to vote, they can say "to attend the sessions to dare their lights".
Duties then of the Director, Deputy Director of the Workers' Society, to "care to nurture the mind and the mind of the members with instructive and moral readings and lectures on the rights and duties of man and citizen, on our fundamental laws and our civilizations ", with conferences held, as needed, once or twice a week. It was also their task to cure "The institute is a school to teach and write to all acts, which are devoid of any rudiment of education". In short, not just tasks and perhaps for this reason, they were chosen "in the class, called Bronte dei Civili".
And no discounts on legality. On the moral question, the Statute did not allow exceptions: it did not allow membership of "ammonite workers, nor those who were sentenced to infamous sentences" "for crimes against property and against modesty".
And if the worker cautioned or condemned was already part of the association had to be "removed from the register of members" (today similar people are elected without particular scandals to our Parliament as our representatives). At least three years must have elapsed from the expiation of the sentence in order to be admitted as a member of the worker's society and those who had been warned or condemned had "given evidence of good behavior".
An example for our times when we continue to talk about the "moral question", but we can not have a Parliament or a Council without more convicts or "clean" electoral lists. Each member, then, "in his interest, and for the decorum of the company and the country, must behave irreproachable" penalty "after three warnings from the Supervisory Board" the expulsion from the Company.
And no charges for life in the "Fascio de 'lavoratori Nicola Spedalieri": "All offices, recited the statute, both effective, both honorary, including those of the Director and Deputy Director, the Secretary and the Deputy Secretary, the Cashier and the Economer last for a year. The first Sunday of December we will proceed with the renewal of the offices and will take possession of them on January 1 ".
Last note: in addition to mutual aid, the Statute also provided that "in case of death, the members should accompany the confrere to the cemetery preceded by the social banner".


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Q: How do I fix this spec file: it keeps giving me sed errors yet the only sed is long before the error occurs? Here is my codelite.spec file. It compiles the sources fine, but then it gives this error (and yes I am including a few extra lines to give context):
Processing files: codelite-10.0-1.fc25.x86_64
Executing(%doc): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.zYPKNH
+ umask 022
+ cd /home/fusion809/rpmbuild/BUILD
+ cd codelite-10.0
+ DOCDIR=/home/fusion809/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/codelite-10.0-1.fc25.x86_64/usr/share/doc/codelite
+ export DOCDIR
+ /usr/bin/mkdir -p /home/fusion809/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/codelite-10.0-1.fc25.x86_64/usr/share/doc/codelite
+ cp -pr AUTHORS /home/fusion809/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/codelite-10.0-1.fc25.x86_64/usr/share/doc/codelite
+ cp -pr LICENSE /home/fusion809/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/codelite-10.0-1.fc25.x86_64/usr/share/doc/codelite
+ cp -pr COPYING /home/fusion809/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/codelite-10.0-1.fc25.x86_64/usr/share/doc/codelite
+ exit 0
Finding  Provides: /bin/sh -c " while read FILE; do echo "${FILE}" | /usr/lib/rpm/rpmdeps -P; done | /bin/sort -u "
Finding  Requires(interp):
Finding  Requires(rpmlib):
Finding  Requires(verify):
Finding  Requires(pre):
Finding  Requires(post):
Finding  Requires(preun):
Finding  Requires(postun):
Finding  Requires(pretrans):
Finding  Requires(posttrans):
Finding  Requires: /bin/sh -c "  while read FILE; do echo "${FILE}" | /usr/lib/rpm/rpmdeps -R; done | /bin/sort -u  | /usr/bin/sed -e 'libcodeliteu.so; libpluginu.so; libwxscintillau.so; libwxsqlite3u.so;'"
/usr/bin/sed: -e expression #1, char 2: extra characters after command
Provides: application() application(codelite.desktop) codelite = 10.0-1.fc25 codelite(x86-64) = 10.0-1.fc25 libdatabaselayersqlite.so()(64bit) liblibcodelite.so()(64bit) libplugin.so()(64bit) libwxshapeframework.so()(64bit) libwxsqlite3.so()(64bit) mimehandler(application/x-codelite-project) mimehandler(application/x-codelite-workspace)
Requires(interp): /bin/sh /bin/sh /bin/sh
Requires(rpmlib): rpmlib(CompressedFileNames) <= 3.0.4-1 rpmlib(FileDigests) <= 4.6.0-1 rpmlib(PartialHardlinkSets) <= 4.0.4-1 rpmlib(PayloadFilesHavePrefix) <= 4.0-1
Requires(post): /bin/sh
Requires(postun): /bin/sh
Requires(posttrans): /bin/sh
Processing files: codelite-debuginfo-10.0-1.fc25.x86_64
error: Empty %files file /home/fusion809/rpmbuild/BUILD/codelite-10.0/debugfiles.list

RPM build errors:
    Empty %files file /home/fusion809/rpmbuild/BUILD/codelite-10.0/debugfiles.list

there's only one sed command in this spec file, on line 87 which is in the %build macro but this error occurs later around the time of running %files. Any ideas where this sed error comes from? I have tried the following efforts to fix this error:

*

*Removing L118-120

*Removing L122 and changing L127 from %files -f %{name}.lang to %files.

Neither attempt has succeeded, or even changed the error message I get. I am building this package locally (with rpmbuild -ba codelite.spec) on my 64-bit Fedora 25 system.

A: It's the %filter_from_requires on line 60 that is wrong.
According to EPEL:Packaging Autoprovides and Requires Filtering:

The %filter_from_requires macro is used to filter "requires"; it does for requires what the %filter_from_provides macro does for provides and is invoked in the same fashion.

Regarding the %filter_from_provides macro, it says

This macro can be fed a sed expression to filter from the stream of auto-found provides.

On line 60, you do not provide a sed expression.
I guess you could use
%filter_from_requires /lib\(codelite\|plugin\|wxscintilla\|wxsqlite3\)u\.so/d

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Return of the Beast from Outer Space (2021)
February 20, 2022 January 16, 2022 by Michi
Return of the Beast from Outer Space
Tom and Claire head out to the woods one weekend to do a little peaceful camping, but their quiet getaway turns into a weekend of horrors when they're suddenly attacked by a mysterious monster. But things are apparently not what they seem. As they frantically search their campsite for their bike keys, Tom notices two cameras hidden in the brush around their tent. Is the creature…. filming them? Something is clearly amiss, but neither Tom nor Claire may have time to figure out what it is before the creature catches up to them.
I do love a good horror movie that likes to subvert your expectations, and even at less than 15-minutes long, the Return of the Beast from Outer Space is no exception. The film marks the seventh movie written and directed by Max Ward, who seems to have a penchant for making short films in a variety of genres, though this one falls into the horror/thriller category. Thankfully, he seems to be good at making them by this point, as the film won the "Best Short Film Based in Wales" award at the Wales International Film Festival. Personally I think that particular category seems suspiciously specific, but unlike some other award winning films, I feel this one was probably warranted.
As far as the story goes, it's clear Mr. Ward knows what he's doing. The viewer is given just enough information in the first few seconds to know where they are, before they, and the characters, are swiftly thrown into the thick of things. Information is then trickled out to both the viewer and the characters at a steady pace, slowly revealing what's happening and the truth behind the monster. You learn what's going on just as the characters learn it, until the truth becomes clear at the end.
The film is beautifully shot, utilizing a variety of techniques and angles. Focus shots are used to heighten the fear and tension, close-ups bring out the claustrophobia, and vast barren landscapes highlight the scale of the isolation the characters find themselves in. Everything is used expertly and to great effect, so on a technical level the film has few faults.
One particular aspect I enjoyed was regarding how the visuals related to the monster were utilized. When the monster first shows up, you don't actually see him. Your first indication of the creature's existence is actually a series of menacing growls (naturally followed by the character's panicked screaming), which is slowly followed by swift appendages and a blurry visage. But as the story progresses, and the viewers and characters gain more information, the monster slowly comes into clearer and clearer focus, until you see the creature for what it really is. It's a subtle visual metaphor, but it works really well and it adds a nice element to the film.
I was very impressed by Return of the Beast from Outer Space. It sounds good, it looks great, it's well paced and it's perfectly acted. It's the kind of short that you wish was a full-length feature film, because it was so well put together that you want it to last longer. I really enjoyed it. If you like horror or thriller films, then you should definitely give it a watch.
Return of the Beast from Outer Space is available for streaming on Amazon Prime.
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Two Spanish Journalists Freed After 6-Month Syria Kidnapping
El Mundo correspondent Javier Espinosa (R) and freelance photographer Ricardo Garcia Vilanova arrive at the military airbase in Torrejon de Ardoz, near Madrid, March 30, 2014.
Two Spanish journalists returned home Sunday, winning their freedom after being kidnapped by an al-Qaida-linked group and held for six months in Syria.
The Spanish newspaper El Mundo said correspondent Javier Espinosa and freelance photographer Ricardo Garcia Vilanova were freed and handed over to the Turkish military. They flew to Madrid, where relatives and friends joyfully greeted them.
It was not clear whether the two journalists had escaped or were released. They said they could not disclose details about their captivity or how they won their freedom.
They were abducted September 16 as they tried to cross the Syrian border to Turkey after covering the civil war in Syria.
The newspaper identified their captors as members of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, a jihadist faction in Syria linked to al-Qaida's Iraqi affiliate.
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NIACC Volleyball signs dual sport athlete
NETT LAKE, Minn. – NIACC volleyball continues to work on its front line by signing middle hitter LaShae Brooks of Nett Lake, Minnesota.
Brooks signed with NIACC volleyball on February 3, and has also verbally committed to the women's basketball team.
"We are excited that LaShae has decided to play at NIACC this fall," said NIACC volleyball coach Chris Brandt. "She is a natural athlete who's very strong and should be able to make a big impact on both volleyball and basketball."
Brooks is a three-time St. Louis County All-Conference and Arrowhead All-Conference selection in volleyball. She tallied 785 kills and 153 blocks in a little over three seasons of play for Orr High School and North Park High School. Injuries kept her out for almost all of her senior season last fall.
In basketball, Brooks was named St. Louis County All-Conference in 2010 and 2011. North Park was ranked as high as fourth in Minnesota's Class 1A this season.
Tom Burnett, Brooks' volleyball coach at Orr and North Park, has had a lot of conversations about Brooks with other coaches, former players, and school administration. None of them have seen a player like her.
"We've concluded that LaShae is by far the most athletic girl that we've had come through Orr High School since we started female athletics in the early 80's," Burnett said. "She has been the most athletic girl in the conference the last two years."
Brooks, who is six feet tall, will be one of the tallest players on the court. Coupling that with her athletic abilities, she has a lot of upside at the college level according to Burnett.
"I've seen her snap the rim on a basketball hoop, so not only is she tall, she can leap," Burnett said. "She has a lot of raw athletic talent, and could develop into an incredible player once she is fine-tuned and conditioned."
NIACC hopes her presence will add to a team that finished seventh in kills per set (9.9) and eighth in blocks per set (1.6) in the 10-team Iowa Community College Athletic Conference.
Brooks is the sixth player to sign with Trojan volleyball for next year. Counting Brooks, NIACC has added a pair of middle hitters, three outside hitters, and a defensive specialist.


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Q: How does this R code/function creates a list with dataframes? I saw this code in a function.
Would appreciate if someone could break down this code and explain what it does.
assign(paste0(stock[i],'.f'),value = list(IS = temp1,BS = temp2,CF = temp3),envir = parent.frame()

Also, how do I modify the above code to have a dataframe with name of the of the stock and list name e.g. 'AAPL.f.IS'

A: They are creating a variable outside the function (parent environment), to replicate, try this simple example:
foo <- function(i){
  assign(paste0(i,'.f'), value = list(IS = 1, BS = 3, CF = 3),
         envir = parent.frame()
  )

}

ls()
# [1] "foo"

foo("test")

ls()
# [1] "foo"    "test.f"

foo("test_again")

ls()
# [1] "foo"          "test.f"       "test_again.f"

str(test.f)
# List of 3
#  $ IS: num 1
#  $ BS: num 3
#  $ CF: num 3


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Rebecca Pauley, payroll accountant in the Office of the University Controller at Virginia Tech, has received the university's 2014 President's Award for Excellence.
The President's Award for Excellence is presented annually to up to five Virginia Tech staff employees who have made extraordinary contributions by consistent excellence in the performance of their job or a single incident, contribution, or heroic act. Each recipient is awarded a $2,000 cash prize.
Pauley has worked at Virginia Tech for 35 years. She began her career at the university in 1979 and moved to the Payroll Department in 1983. She held various payroll positions over the past 31 years when the Payroll Department was initially part of Human Resources and later moved to under the Chief Financial Officer umbrella in the Office of the University Controller.
"Becky Pauley works tirelessly to ensure that all employees are paid timely and correctly; she has an excellent work ethic and strong customer service skills," wrote Leisa Shelor, payroll manger in the Office of the University Controller, in her letter of nomination. "She always demonstrates a dedication to her job and to the university that is exceptional."
"She has a well-rounded knowledge of payroll and human resources issues as well as an understanding of university culture," Shelor added. "She is insightful and analytical in her approach for addressing and resolving complicated issues. She has high professional standards for herself and takes the responsibility of her position very seriously. She takes initiative to address problems as they arise and can be trusted to handle even the most sensitive issues. She is a valuable member of the payroll team."
"Becky is one of the most dedicated members of our staff," wrote Associate Controller Wendell L. Vest in his letter of support. "Many department employees have an excellent working relationship with her and rely on her knowledge and guidance. She has dedicated her career to Virginia Tech and she takes pride in what she does."
"I have great respect for all the knowledge she has and the speed and accuracy with which she does her job," wrote Annie Connelly, assistant payroll manager in the Office of the University Controller. "She must coordinate with each department, as well as Human Resources, Parking, and the Bursar's Office. She keeps up to date on the most recent tax regulations and the legal requirement that impact all payroll processes."
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Denounce efforts by Karzai to work with 'terrorists'
Supporters of Afghanistan's former intelligence director, Amrullah Saleh, waved green flags during a gathering in Kabul yesterday. Those at the gathering urged Afghans to reject a plan by President (Ahmad Masood/Reuters)
By Alissa J. Rubin
New York Times / May 6, 2011
KABUL — More than 10,000 people gathered yesterday in Kabul to oppose reconciliation with the Taliban and the involvement of Pakistan in any peace deal, warning that it would be a betrayal of the Afghan people's long fight against extremism.
The meeting, organized by a former intelligence director, Amrullah Saleh, and also attended by Abdullah Abdullah, a former presidential candidate, was a frontal attack on the current government's policies, and speakers denounced both Al Qaeda and the Taliban. The organizers promised that if they were not listened to, they would "go to the streets and protest.''
Under the name "a gathering for justice,'' the meeting was attended overwhelmingly by Afghans from the north and particularly from Panjshir province, the home of the Afghan icon Ahmed Shah Massoud, who was killed by suicide bombers backed by Al Qaeda two days before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
Panjshir is also the home province of Saleh and Abdullah. Both men have long experienced friction with President Hamid Karzai. The president forced out Saleh, and Abdullah withdrew from a runoff election against Karzai in 2009 because, he said, the voting would be rigged.
"The Taliban and Al Qaeda are terrorists,'' said Saleh, as he looked out across the crowd, many of them young people. "They have destroyed our lands and houses, dishonored our wives and families.''
Then Saleh addressed Karzai: "You call them your brothers, this is oppression — to this nation; they are not our brothers.'' That was a criticism of Karzai's frequent reference to the Taliban not as enemies but as "upset brothers'' or "angry brothers.''
The meeting was held in the parking lot of one of Kabul's many immense wedding halls, and the manager, who asked that his name not be used, said that his staff had set out more than 10,000 chairs. Almost every one was filled, and overflow crowds gathered outside to listen to the speeches over loudspeakers.
The dominance of northerners at the gathering raised the issues of the growing tension over the prospect of a peace deal with the Taliban and the very different outlooks of the predominantly non-Pashtun north of Afghanistan and the overwhelmingly Pashtun south.
"As you know, one tribe, one circle, has governed Afghanistan,'' said Rasullah Paya, 22, a Kabul University student, referring to the Pashtuns, the ethnic group of Karzai. "From now on we don't want one circle, one tribe, one nation, to run the government,'' said Paya, who is of the Hazara ethnic group.
A peace council, with more than 60 members picked by Karzai, has been involved in reaching out to the Taliban and other insurgent groups to persuade them to lay down their weapons and join the government.
Saleh worked for Karzai until last June when insurgents attacked a peace jirga held in Kabul with rockets. In the wake of the attack, Karzai forced both Saleh and the interior minister at the time, Hanif Atmar, to offer their resignations because they had not preempted the attack. While Saleh is a Tajik, Atmar is a Pashtun, and they have criticized the government's failure to root out corruption and to take a tough stand against the Taliban.
Underlying the reason for the gathering and on the minds of many in attendance was Karzai's recent meeting with senior Pakistani officials at which the two countries' leaders pledged to work together to bring peace to the region. However, in private, the Pakistanis pushed for changes in Afghan policies, urging the country to draw closer to China and implicitly distance itself from the United States.
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Q: How to remove first part of URL string in column value with Pandas? I'm struggling to remove the first part of my URLs in column myId in csv file.
my.csv
myID

https://mybrand.com/trigger:open?Myservice=Email&recipient=brn:zib:b1234567-9ee6-11b7-b4a2-7b8c2344daa8d

desired output for myID
b1234567-9ee6-11b7-b4a2-7b8c2344daa8d

my code:
df['myID'] = df['myID'].map(lambda x: x.lstrip('https://mybrand.com/trigger:open?Myservice=Email&recipient=brn:zib:'))

output in myID (first letter 'b' is missing in front of the string):
1234567-9ee6-11b7-b4a2-7b8c2344daa8d

the above code removes https://mybrand.com/trigger:open?Myservice=Email&recipient=brn:zib: However it also removes the first letter from myID if there is one in front of the ID, if it's a number then it remains unchanged.
Could someone help with this? thanks!

A: You could try a regex replacement here:
df['myID'] = df['myID'].str.replace('^.*:', '', regex=True)

This approach is to simply remove all content from the start of MyID up to, and including, the final colon.  This would leave behind the UUID you want to keep.

A: With lstrip you remove all characters from a string that match the set of characters you pass as an argument. So:
string = abcd
test = string.lstrip(ad)
print(test)

If you want to strip the first x characters of the string, you can just slice it like an array. For you, that would be something like:
df['myID'] = df['myID'].map(lambda x: x[:-37])

However, for this to work, the part you want to get from the string should have a constant size.

A: You can use re (if the part before what you want to extract is always the same)
import re

idx = re.search(r':zib:', myID)
myNewID = myID[idx.end():]

Then you will have :
myNewID

'b1234567-9ee6-11b7-b4a2-7b8c2344daa8d'


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When Apple finally unveils the latest iPhone model, there may be less glitz and glamor than fans of the company have come to expect.
According to a report from Allthingsd.com, Apple will hold a media event for the reveal at a small theater in its Cupertino, California corporate campus.
That is in contrast to previous iPhone events, which were held at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in nearby San Francisco. The latter venue obviously holds significantly more people.
Thus, when Steve Jobs would pull out the latest iPhone or flash an impressive graphic up on the projector, the crowd would swell with excitement.
By holding it at a much more personal and exclusive venue, the reveal is likely to lose some of that luster. The question is why the venue was changed.
Of course, this will be the first time that a new iPhone will be revealed without the presence of Steve Jobs. It's widely assumed Jobs will not be on hand at the event. Instead, newly crowned CEO Tim Cook will most likely be the guy to show off the new iPhone.
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The KDE panel that acts as the bottom taskbar has suddenly stopped detecting any mouse clicks. Any windows that are on the desktop can be dragged and closed, and the gui contained within works normally. But if I click on any item on the KDE panel, I can no longer drag, close, or otherwise interact via mouse with any window open on the desktop. Once this happens, the only mouse events that appear to register are mouse wheel and mouse hover events on panel items.
I tried rebuilding evdev and rebooting to no effect. I tested the mouse in another box and it works fine. I also tried the mouse in different usb ports and got the same effect every time. I'm not really sure how to proceed from here. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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I was able to get it working by issuing /etc/init.d/udev restart, but now every time I reboot, I have to ssh back in in and do it again.
Maybe this temporary fix can offer a clue to any experts out there who can pinpoint how to fix it properly?


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