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Maduro says he escaped 'assassination' attempt claimed by rebel group
Team Udayavani, Aug 5, 2018, 3:09 PM IST
Caracas: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said today he escaped an "assassination" attempt using an explosive-laden drone, after a live broadcast showed him looking confused when a bang went off during a Caracas military parade and dozens of soldiers scuttling for safety.
His government said seven soldiers were wounded in the incident, blamed on Colombia by Maduro and later claimed by a mysterious rebel group. "It was an attack to kill me, they tried to assassinate me today," Maduro, who was unharmed, said in a later state broadcast, speaking of a "flying object (that) exploded in front of me."
Venezuelan state television images showed Maduro looking up disconcertedly in the middle of a speech having heard a bang, before members of the country's National Guard lined up in the parade suddenly scattered. Communication Minister Jorge Rodriguez said there was "an explosive charge… detonated close to the presidential podium" and in several other spots along the parade held in central Caracas.
Attorney General Tarek William Saab told CNN he saw a drone filming the event explode. No drones could be seen in the television broadcast, which showed bodyguards jumping in front of Maduro to protect him with flexible ballistic shields. The broadcast was quickly cut.
Meanwhile, a policeman who requested anonymity told AFP drones may have been released from a nearby apartment that suffered a fire after one exploded. However, other versions of events attributed the fire to an accidentally exploded gas cylinder. The government pointed the blame at "the ultra-right wing" – its term for the opposition.
But Maduro himself said: "I have no doubt that the name (Colombian President) Juan Manuel Santos is behind this attack." He added investigations suggested the incident's financiers "live in the United States, in the state of Florida. I hope that President Donald Trump is ready to fight these terrorist groups." The Colombian foreign ministry denied involvement, saying the allegations were "absurd" and "lacked any foundations."
A senior US State Department official said the White House was monitoring the situation closely. Meanwhile, late yesterday, a civilian and military rebel group calling itself the "National Movement of Soldiers in Shirts" claimed responsibility for the explosion.
"It is contrary to military honor to keep in government those who not only have forgotten the Constitution, but who have also made public office an obscene way to get rich," the group said in a statement passed to US-based opposition journalist Patricia Poleo, who read it on her YouTube channel.
"If the purpose of a government is to achieve the greatest amount of happiness possible, we cannot tolerate that the population is suffering from hunger, that the sick do not have medicine, that the currency has no value, or that the education system neither educates or teaches, only indoctrinating communism," added the statement.
The parade Maduro attended marked the one-year anniversary of the Constitutional Assembly, a legislative body packed with loyalists that arrogated powers from the opposition-ruled National Assembly.
Maduro has remained in power over oil-rich Venezuela despite a collapsing economy and a long-running political crisis that has seen his country isolated internationally. Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans have fled due to food and medicine shortages and hyperinflation that could reach one million percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
Maduro, a 55-year-old Socialist leader who took over from his late mentor Hugo Chavez in 2013, has effectively sidelined the fractured opposition through control of the courts and the electoral body – and undinting support from the military, which holds key posts in his government.
After the explosion, he ordered the military to be on "maximum alert," and said he is "more determined than ever to follow the path of the revolution." He also warned the opposition that investigations will get the bottom of the alleged attack, "whoever falls" in the process. His allies Cuba and Bolivia condemned the incident, as Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and his predecessor Raul Castro expressed solidarity.
Maduro often accuses the opposition and the United States of working together to foment a "coup" to topple him. A year ago, four months of protests against his authority that were put down by robust action from the army, the National Guard and police, left 125 people dead.
One of the key reasons for the protests was the creation of the Constitutional Assembly, which aimed to short-circuit the opposition-dominated National Assembly. This year, Maduro brought forward to May presidential elections that – after they were boycotted by the opposition and key opposition figures were declared ineligible – handed him a new six-year term.
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Michael's Estate Clarify Event Cancellation
Earlier in November, lawyers representing Katherine Jackson, issued a statement announcing a special showing of 'This Is It.'
However, yesterday Michael's Estate issued the following clarification as to whether this event took place, for which many fans will be grateful.
"We noticed a lot of fans commenting on a screening of the "This Is It" film by one of the lawyers representing Katherine Jackson in the wrongful death suit against AEG and we wanted to let everyone know that, upon first seeing the advertisements for this unauthorized event, the Estate immediately took action to insure that it was cancelled.
So the fans can rest assured, it did not happen."
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Water on Mars?
September 29, 2015 Mike	7 Comments
Actual NASA photograph of Mars
A lot of folks are giddy over NASA's announcement that its Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has found evidence of liquid water on Mars. They imagine this points the way to a Martian colony and human expansion into space.
Put me down for a big ol' "meh" on this waste of taxpayers' dollars. While the Trekkies may swoon over this news, I (and many others) suspect we are too acutely tuned to the rhythms, radiation fields, and cycles of this planet to go skipping about the galaxy like disembodied brains.
I agree with Kim Stanley Robinson: "I think Earth is the one and only crucial place for humanity. It will always be our only home. … Maybe there's only one planet where humanity can do well, and we are already on it."
As to terraforming an alien planet to make it suitable for human habitation, Robinson says, "… there's no place other than Earth where humanity can be healthy and safe. When we land on another planet, we'll find out if it's either alive or dead. It it's alive, we'll be in trouble because the life that's there already will either make us sick or kill us. If it's dead, we'll have to terraform it, in which case we'll die before it's ready."
Robinson's objection is valid. In fact, there are so many variables involved in reverse engineering alien planets to accommodate human needs that such a project would be utterly impossible. Then there are the countless unknowns we will never grasp. It wasn't until the past decade or so that we understood the vital role played by human flora, which outnumber human cells by 10 to 1.
I'll believe we can terraform other worlds to our liking when we're able to rid our own planet of earthquakes, tidal waves, volcanic eruptions, and telemarketing calls.
History, Science
July 21, 2015 Mike	8 Comments
Where were you when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon?
I remember that night well. I was in my second week working at my first job as a projectionist at WGHP-TV in High Point, North Carolina. Since we were on network feed all night, all I had to do was load our station ID slides and run a few commercials. In addition to me, there was the director and an engineer. That was the skeleton crew, and we were pretty well psyched all night. Nothing could have torn me away from the video monitor when Neil Armstrong stepped out of the lunar lander. The three of us stood motionless in that cramped control room full of racks of electronics and stared in total awe.
So — when's the next bold adventure in space?
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Contagious Magic
May 4, 2015 Mike	7 Comments
While researching Appalachian Folk Magic for my latest wip, I read Sir James Frazer's The Golden Bough. In his chapter "The Principles of Magic," I encountered this:
"If we analyze the principles of thought on which magic is based, they will probably be found to resolve themselves into two: first, that like produces like, or that an effect resembles its cause; and, second, that things which have once been in contact with each other continue to act on each other at a distance after the physical contact has been severed." (p. 12)
Frazer refers to this principle, which he calls "Contagious Magic," in his discussion of spells around the world that involve the use of hair or nail clippings to exert control over the owner. Even things that were once close, and not necessarily part of the body, can be used because a bond still exists. For example, in Mecklenburg, Germany, practitioners of folk magic believed a coffin nail driven into a footprint would make the person who made the print go lame.
Frazer, with his usual scholarly contempt, dismisses such thinking while painstakingly documenting other examples of it.
But now we have quantum mechanics, which says to folks like Frazer, "Not so fast." From the Encyclopedia of Science:
"Identical twins, it's said, can sometimes sense when one of the pair is in danger, even if they're oceans apart. Tales of telepathy abound. Scientists cast a skeptical eye over such claims, largely because it isn't clear how these weird connections could possibly work. Yet they've had to come to terms with something that's no less strange in the world of physics: an instantaneous link between particles that remains strong, secure, and undiluted no matter how far apart the particles may be – even if they're on opposite sides of the universe."
Erwin Schrödinger, in a letter to Albert Einstein, called this phenomenon "entanglement":
"When two systems … enter into temporary physical interaction … and when after a time of mutual influence the systems separate again, then they can no longer be described in the same way as before, viz. by endowing each of them with a representative of its own. I would not call that one but rather the characteristic trait of quantum mechanics, the one that enforces its entire departure from classical lines of thought. By the interaction the two representatives [the quantum states] have become entangled."
Einstein dismissed Schrödinger's ideas as "spooky action at a distance." (And isn't that what magic is all about?) But it's for real. Today, IT researchers are studying how to create super computers that can exchange data instantaneously through entangled components despite being separated by thousands of miles.
Spooky, indeed.


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Gov. Abbott's mask order met with mixed reactions from Texans
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Dug Begley, Diego Mendoza-Moyers, Sarah Smith, Staff writers
July 3, 2020 Updated: July 4, 2020 12:23 p.m.
Jenny Nguyen, 51, wears a mask to Levy Park on Friday as a safety precaution against the novel coronavirus.
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"It is cheaper if we all put on our masks and go to work, than to have the problem and pay for it by shutting the businesses," said Loi Nguyen, 51, while wearing a bandana to cover his nose and mouth at the Levy Park on Friday, July 3, 2020, in Houston.
"Until you know someone who died, and we do, it doesn't become real," said Fern Daves, 57, talking about the importance of wearing protective masks at Discovery Green on Friday, July 3, 2020, in Houston.
Vickey Bearden, 51, wears a protective mask as a safety precaution against COVID-19 at Levy Park on Friday, July 3, 2020, in Houston.
While speaking about the importance of protective masks on Friday, July 3, 2020, at Discovery Green to keep the general public safe from COVID-19, Bryan Daves, 59, added that he would like to buy a protective mask that says "I wear this to protect you."
Buffalo Bayou Park Venue and Visitor Supervisor Heather Hinzie (left-right), her dog "Truman" and Andi Parker rode around the park in a golf cart to see what areas need to closed for the Fourth of July Friday, July 3, 2020, in Houston.
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Very few people were wearing masks around the Eleanor Tinsley Park Friday afternoon after the governor's mask order Friday, July 3, 2020, in Houston.
"I'm not worried about not wearing a mask while I bike around Buffalo Bayou Park" Michael Forte said even after the governor's mask order Friday, July 3, 2020, in Houston. Very few people were wearing masks around the park Friday afternoon.
Rosemary Eutsler looked around the Walmart just outside of Amarillo and noticed something strange: Nobody was wearing a mask.
Eutsler, 38, and her husband were on their way to the Cadillac Ranch when they made the pit stop. The Eutslers live on a ranch in Hudspeth County, far enough into the country that it's only accessible by dirt roads off the freeway. When they go to El Paso to shop, they mask up and see everyone else doing the same.
"If you want to help stop the spread, be responsible. Who cares if you look stupid?" she said. "People should wear masks not to protect themselves, but out of love for one another."
Amid a surge of novel coronavirus cases that threaten to overwhelm Texas hospitals, Gov. Greg Abbott issued an order requiring Texans in counties with more than 20 coronavirus cases to wear face masks in public outdoor areas and in businesses. The order, which took effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday, has several exemptions, including children under 10, people exercising outdoors, voting booths and churches. People breaking the order for the first time get a warning; the second time, they can be fined $250.
The new mandate is a reversal for Abbott: The governor previously overrode local mask orders, including Harris County's, and derided the idea of punishing people for not wearing masks. Public health experts have long advocated masks; the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention strongly recommends wearing them in public, especially when it's hard to maintain social distancing.
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On the first day of the order, some people felt no difference: They'd been wearing masks all along. Others felt the order was too late. Some thought it infringed on their constitutional rights.
For some, wearing a mask is just common decency.
"I could protect others if I had it," said Eutsler's brother-in-law Rick Eutsler, 49, who lives on the same ranch as Rosemary in Hudspeth County, which has 16 confirmed COVID-19 cases. He's been especially careful: His mother had surgery for lung cancer before the virus. "It shouldn't be necessary to legislate common sense."
Enforcement issues
When Ellis County Sheriff Charles "Chuck" Edge, a Republican, heard about Abbott's new order, he took to Facebook to let the county's 149,610 residents know he would not be enforcing it.
"In no way does this stance diminish the severity of this virus and a need for action," Edge wrote on his campaign Facebook page. "It does however indicate the importance of our Constitution and my commitment to upholding it."
Edge's spokesman said the sheriff was away for the weekend and would not be able to comment.
Wearing a mask, although recommended by health officials and experts to slow the spread of the coronavirus, has become politicized and a stand-in for arguments about personal liberties and the Constitution. In Texas, the arguments usually split along party lines: Democrats for mask orders, Republicans against.
In Ellis County, south of Dallas, Edge is the incumbent in the county's runoff election. As of Friday, the county reported 901 positive coronavirus cases.
Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith announced Friday he would not be enforcing the $250 fine, the Tyler Morning Telegraph reported. He did, however, support the right for a business to refuse service to anyone not wearing a mask, and all deputies wear masks.
"The governor's rule, while well intended, is not enforceable," he wrote in an email to the Chronicle. There's no way to determine if someone has already received a warning and can be fined, he said. He also said it was impossible for deputies to discern if someone had an illness that would make them exempt.
In Harris County, Judge Lina Hidalgo, a Democrat, praised Abbott's new order. The governor previously had struck down Harris County mask and stay-at-home orders.
Some support wearing masks — just not the enforcement aspect.
"I think wearing a mask is a good idea, and I have mine. But I don't think you should be told to do it," said Chris Thompson, who carried a surgical mask with him as he walked down the street in San Antonio. Thompson worried that using law enforcement to cite people could put some people in danger. He thought about George Floyd, an unarmed Black man who died beneath a police officer's knee in Minneapolis. Floyd had been stopped because of a suspected bill forgery. What, Thompson wondered, could escalate if someone is stopped for not wearing a mask?
Bryan Daves, 59, has been wearing a mask for months but said he often sees people as he walks near his downtown Houston apartment and Discovery Green without them. He was skeptical that Abbott's order, unless enforced, will do much good.
"It all depends on whether they believe there is a risk they will be fined," Daves said during a stroll with his wife, Fern, 57. "When Judge Hidalgo did her order, which lasted about 15 minutes, and they said they would not enforce it, the signal is for everybody there is no risk."
Fern Daves dismissed those who refuse to wear masks, saying it shows a lack of empathy and awareness of how serious the illness can be. The couple, both New Yorkers, have heard horror stories from friends who struggled as the pandemic ravaged the city, shuttered millions and overwhelmed hospitals - all things Texas is trying to avoid.
Too little, too late?
Elise Atiee wore a surgical mask as she walked her dog Ava at San Antonio's Pearl entertainment district Thursday morning. Atiee said she had been wearing a mask in public before the governor or local officials sought to mandate it.
"I thought (Abbott) should've done that a long time ago," Atiee said. "They said we could open things up, reopen the economy, and I feel like we did it completely wrong. It was like people thought that saying we can open the economy meant the virus was gone. And now, (cases) are skyrocketing."
Chris Gonzalez was also wearing a surgical mask as he walked on Houston Street, in the heart of San Antonio's downtown tourist district, to have breakfast with his daughter. He said Abbott should have required masks when he began a phased reopening of the Texas economy May 1.
"I think it should have been done in conjunction with the opening, instead of doing the opening and then kind of staggering, waiting until we're at this point to (require) masks," Gonzalez said. "You can still enjoy things without having to give up your freedom. You can still go out and eat breakfast, but wear your mask."
Visiting Houston from Las Vegas, Loi Nguyen, 51, said a mask order is necessary. Nguyen's cousins, Jenny Nguyen and Vickey Bearden, both 51, agreed. All three immigrated as children after the Vietnam War. In Asia, Jenny Nguyen said, there was far more use of masks from the onset of the COVID-19 crisis. As a result, she said, their economies and societies bounced back much faster and with fewer cases and fatalities per capita.
"It is cheaper if we all put our masks on and go to work," Loi Nguyen said, noting that businesses need to remain open and the way to do that is more mask awareness. "A year is not a lot to ask for something so simple. It is cheaper to deal with the problem than have the problem."
'It's a common courtesy'
For Texans who have been wearing masks for weeks, the governor's order won't change their day-to-day lives.
In northwest Harris County, most residents said they had been following recommendations to wear masks for weeks.
"It's common courtesy," said Mark Regan, 40, as he walked into a grocery along Spring-Cypress Road. "I don't want to give it to anyone else."
He hopes the order will get people who weren't wearing masks before to put them on.
Presidio County, which includes the city of Marfa, could be exempt from the order: It has 19 confirmed coronavirus cases as of Friday. The county judge, though, issued one of her own.
"The community sort of rallied behind the idea of trying to stay safe, and they're supportive of everyone wearing masks," Presidio County Attorney Ron Ponton said. In nearby Alpine — a city in Brewster County, where Ponton used to serve as district attorney — some people have been more resistant than in Presidio, he said.
Even those complying sometimes do it begrudgingly.
"I don't want to do it," said Karen Wade, 49. Wade lives in Harris County, which is poised to become the next coronavirus hot spot. "It's hot, it never feels right on my face. I really hate having it on."
Wade said as soon as she can — when she unloads her groceries in the parking lot — she rips it off.
"I can't believe it's come to this," Wade said. "We're all wearing masks because the so-called political leaders can't get it together."
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How to Make Sure Your Password Is Actually Protecting You
Conor Cawley March 22nd 2018 12:45 pm
Your personal information is a valuable commodity on the digital market, and passwords remain the first line of defense against malware, phishing scams, and data hacks. Unfortunately, years of misconceptions about password strength have left users unsure how best to create a secure login.
For years, passwords were our trusted allies in the fight to protect privacy. The right password should act as a knight in shining armor, preventing hackers and snoopers alike from gaining access to your most pertinent personal information. But, with online data becoming ever more valuable, and hackers evolving by the second, that knight may have brought a sword to a gun fight.
Despite nearly every account in your arsenal requiring a password for access, a recent Google study has found that they haven't been doing a very good job of protecting you. Between email phishing scams and third-party breaches (like Equifax), more than three billion user names or passwords were stolen between 2016 and 2017.
Admittedly, this all sounds pretty bleak. Fortunately, there is a roadmap to using passwords correctly. With the help of a few do's and don'ts, you can properly protect yourself from data hackers.
Password complexity killed the cat
Let's be honest — password requirements have run amok. Between capital letters, numbers, and symbols, websites of all shapes and sizes have gone off the deep end when it comes to forcing complex passwords on their users.
The result? Poorly-formed passwords that are hard to remember for humans and easy to guess for the most basic of computers. Skeptical? Just ask the guy that penned the advice in the first place.
"In the end, it was probably too complicated for a lot of folks to understand very well, and the truth is, it was barking up the wrong tree," said William Burr, former manager at the National Institute of Standards and Technology to the Wall Street Journal. "It just drives people bananas, and they don't pick good passwords, no matter what you do.
As the author of an eight-page password document titled "NIST Special Publication 800-63. Appendix A," which spurred this common practice, Burr insisted that people use irregular capitalization, special characters, and at least one numeral when creating a password. While the advice is inherently sound, it opened the door to countless over-used iterations such as "P@ssw0rd," one of the easiest passwords to hack in the history of forever.
"Much of what I did I now regret," said Burr.
Verdict: DON'T only use a complex mix of characters and capitals!
Password size does matter
While hackers have easily figured out a way to bypass complex passwords that substitute numbers and symbols for letters, they haven't been able to figure out the length problem.
With infinitely more possible options, gaining access to an account with, for example, a 15-character password, would take decidedly more time than an account with an 8-character password. And if you don't believe me, the experts from How Secure Is My Password (HSIMP) and PassFault Analyzer (PA) will take it from here:
No matter how hard a complex password is for you to remember, computers have dozens of methods for figuring them out. They do this by trying different options over and over again at scale. But, when the password length reaches 15 characters, there's far less a hacker can do to take your password through brute force.
Verdict: DO use longer passwords!
The more passwords the merrier
You can make complex passwords. You can make long passwords. But what many don't realize is that the best defense is making multiple passwords, rather than just one.
As tempting as it may be, do not — I repeat, do not — use the same password for every single account. Should one account fall, this provides hackers with free reign to target your other accounts. Just ask the Federal Trade Commission:
"Don't use the same password for many accounts," reads its website. "If it's stolen from you – or from one of the companies where you do business – thieves can use it to take over all your accounts."
Verdict: DON'T use the same password on multiple accounts!
I know it's a pain. The prospect of remembering 15 different passwords for your various accounts sounds exhausting, overwhelming, and a little bit impossible, particularly when 15 accounts is a serious underestimation. Fortunately, password managers are here to save the day.
Password managers will store, protect, and encrypt your many passwords, and even generate secure ones for you, and you'll only need to remember one "master password" (just be sure to make it no less than 15 characters). From then on, the password manager will securely recall all your other ones, autofilling them for you as you log into your accounts. All the while giving you hassle-free access to enjoy your digital life.
Read more about securing your personal information on TechCo
Conor Cawley
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Conor is the Senior Writer for Tech.co. For the last six years, he's covered everything from tech news and product reviews to digital marketing trends and business tech innovations. He's written guest posts for the likes of Forbes, Chase, WeWork, and many others, covering tech trends, business resources, and everything in between. He's also participated in events for SXSW, Tech in Motion, and General Assembly, to name a few. He also cannot pronounce the word "colloquially" correctly. You can email Conor at conor@tech.co.
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package com.njwd.rpc.monitor.core.domain;

public class AutoMockConfig extends SuperBean {

	private String appName;
	private String serviceName;
	private String ip;

	/**
	 * 出错比例
	 */
	private float errorScale;

	public String getAppName() {
		return appName;
	}

	public void setAppName(String appName) {
		this.appName = appName;
	}

	public String getServiceName() {
		return serviceName;
	}

	public void setServiceName(String serviceName) {
		this.serviceName = serviceName;
	}

	public String getIp() {
		return ip;
	}

	public void setIp(String ip) {
		this.ip = ip;
	}

	public float getErrorScale() {
		return errorScale;
	}

	public void setErrorScale(float errorScale) {
		this.errorScale = errorScale;
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The grapes were hand harvested, destemmed and crushed into a stainless fermentor, then inoculated 24 hours later with D80 yeast. The must was pumped over twice daily for 11 days prior to pressing. After completion of malolactic fermentation, this wine was aged in Hungarian & American oak barrels for 20 months prior to bottling.
Intense, explosive aromas of blackberries,with notes of raspberry and unsweetened chocolate. Elegant tannins with vibrant berry flavors complimented with spicy oak and a lingering rich finish.
While delightful now, this concentrated Zinfandel will continue to develop in the bottle with proper cellaring for another 4-6 years with a plateau of best drinkability from 2015-2019.
We believe this Zinfandel enhances any number of meals with rich sauces (especially red). It continues to be our favorite red wine with seafood.


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O Gênio e as Rosas e  outros contos é um livro ilustrado publicado pela Editora Globo em 2004, contendo 24 contos adaptados de Paulo Coelho, com ilustrações das personagens representados pela Turma da Mônica, de Maurício de Sousa. O livro concentra contos de autores desconhecidos, chamados por Paulo Coelho de tesouros da sabedoria do mundo, passados em épocas diversas e relacionados ao Oriente e ao Ocidente. Os contos transmitem ensinamentos baseados em lendas e fábulas, compilados por Paulo Coelho, e traz em seu final um glossário com alguns nomes e termos que são apresentados ao longo da obra.

Histórias
Os 24 contos são:

 Deus cria a mãe
 Por que deixar o homem para o sexto dia?
 Vendemos apenas as sementes
 O ato de receber
 A voz do elefante
 O desejo
 Olhando os outros
 O significado das bananas
 As três árvores
 Conversando com o mal
 O cachorro e seu reflexo
 De quem é a culpa
 O gênio e as rosas
 O preço da beleza
 O palácio e a choupana
 A pena e o camelo
 Golnar engana os macacos
 A prece e as crianças
 A, b, c, d...
 A capa
 As duas listas
 O que é a velhice
 A lâmpada queimada
 O presente invisível

Mauricio de Sousa
Livros infantis do Brasil
Paulo Coelho
Turma da Mônica


October 25th Baby Shower/Blessing, originally uploaded by indiaeden.
Baby showers are not something that has really caught on here in the UK, although I believe they are becoming more popular.
I have to say the idea of a baby shower I found bemusing before Florence, but now I find quite repugnant.
A Blessingway might have been something I would have liked, and I did take part in a bead swap with other pregnant mamas from around the world. I loved going bead shopping with my friend who was also taking part in the same swap.
Now though, even the idea of a Blessingway makes me feel nauseous.
So, my photo today is simply of a teeny pair of bootees that I stitched for Florence while I was pregnant.
I prepared for her arrival joyously, stitching and knitting and painting. I had a glorious creative time, and I shared almost every creation here on my blog happily.
These little shoes represent those preparations.
They are now tucked away in Florence's memory box, never worn.
I read every word but don't always comment.
Those are so pretty. I'm sorry that all those beautiful things sit unused.
and so painful to see.
They should have been filled.


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Last Update October 11, 2016
100th running of the Indy 500: Museum, tours and Main Street
Cars entered by car owner Roger Penske in the Indianapolis 500, front, and the Dayton 500 are displayed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. (AP)
The Lola T152 entered by car owner Roger Penske in his first Indianapolis 500 is displayed at the museum at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. (AP)
A two-seat street legal Indy Car give a passenger a ride down Main Street near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. (AP)
It's a big year for a big race. May 29 will mark the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500, which claims to be the largest single-day sporting event in the world. Some 300,000 spectators will gather to watch drivers race 200 times around the 2.5-mile oval track — a total of 500 miles.
But there are many ways to immerse yourself in the Indy 500 besides watching the competition on race day. An onsite museum displays cars, from vintage to contemporary, along with photos, memorabilia and exhibits about the event's rich history and its champions. There's a bus tour that takes a lap around the track, as well as a grounds tour. Devoted fans can even get a ride in a race car, with experiences ranging from $60 to $500.
Though the race is named for Indianapolis, the track is located in the town of Speedway, a suburb of Indianapolis, and Speedway's Main Street is well worth a visit. Many businesses and attractions here have a connection to the racing world, from a wine bar owned by a racing family to a new, state-of-the-art go-kart facility that provides real thrills even to the most intrepid amateurs.
INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY MUSEUM
The museum attracts some 130,000 visitors a year, but museum director Ellen Bireley says only about 25 percent are serious racing fans. The rest are just curious about the famous track and its history, and the museum offers a great introduction.
Race cars on display show the evolution of technology and design, but the collection also includes motorcycles, passenger cars and vintage autos like Duesenbergs and a 1915 Stutz. You'll learn about traditions like winners drinking a bottle of milk and "kissing the bricks" at the finish line.
You'll also learn about the Indy 500's origins: The track was built on farmland in 1909 as a "playground for the automobile," with an all-day race to show off what cars were capable of doing. The original gravel-and-tar surface was soon repaved with 3.2 million bricks, which led to the nickname "Yard of Bricks." it's now covered with asphalt except for the 36-inch brick strip that gets the winner's kiss.
The track was owned at one time by World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker (who raced cars before he learned to fly). It shut down for several years due to World War II and was reopened by Tony Hulman, who thought the race would help promote his family's business, the Clabber Girl baking powder company. The Hulman family still owns the track.
You can take a narrated bus tour on one lap around the oval track or sign up for a grounds tour that includes the victory platform, media center, the famous brick strip kissed by winners and other stops.
MAIN STREET, SPEEDWAY
Whatever you're in the mood for, you can find it on Main Street: breakfast at the legendary Charlie Brown's Pancake House, coffee at Lino's, craft beer at the Daredevil Brewing Co., and a wine bar, The Foyt Wine Vault, owned by the family of race car driver A.J. Foyt. Other options include Barbecue & Bourbon and Dawson's on Main.
And then there's Speedway Indoor Karting, which, as the employees like to say, is "not your grandfather's go-kart." The 60,000-square-foot facility offers two courses: one with a banked oval and another with two levels on a quarter-mile track with 14 turns. It's owned by Sarah Fisher, who raced in the Indy 500 nine times.
Another attraction is the Dallara IndyCar Factory, where visitors can explore interactive and hands-on exhibits about racing engineering and technology. The Dallara company makes the chassis for all Indy race cars.
If You Go...
INIDANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY MUSEUM: 4790 W. 16th St., Speedway, Indiana (enter Gate 2, north side of 16th Street), http://www.indyracingmuseum.org . Open daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (March-October hours). Adults $10, children 6-15, $5. Grounds tours, including media center, victory platform, start/finish line and museum, adults, $30, children 6-15, $12. Narrated bus tour around one track lap (when track is not in use), adults, $8, children 6-15, $5.
MAIN STREET, SPEEDWAY: Variety of bars, restaurants and attractions along Main Street in the town of Speedway, a suburb of Indianapolis.


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Adam Lambert & Alisan Porter – Together on The Voice
November 30, 2016 by Carol
It seems Adam Lambert can't get enough of TV singing competition shows, LOL! After just returning home from his triumphant judging debut on Australia's X Factor where his teammate Isaiah Firebrace won the competition, Adam showed up on Monday's The Voice!
No, not as a judge or performer, but as a companion to close friend Alisan Porter, Season 10 winner on The Voice! They were in the audience and host Carson Daly gave props to them. The following video is not professional, but shot directly from my TV.
http://adam-lambert.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Adam-Alison-Porter-on-The-Voice-11-28-16.mp4
A snapchat was also posted of the two having fun.
Speaking of Adam's stint on Australia's X Factor, it seems their audience is in love with Adam too and want him back! Read more on that here.
Filed Under: Adam in the Media, Friends and Relatives of Adam Lambert, More Featured Posts, TV Appearances, Uncategorized
Tina Dooley says
No, Australia can't have Adam back again! Adam, we would love you to be here in the UK, whatever you would like to do will be fine with me! Love from Tina xx
mandytwo says
I can't believe I missed that show. I always watch thee Voice. Thanks for sharing Carol.
They are so cute together. Best of friends. Love Adam always
Darlen says
I didn't see them show him on the Voice. I wonder if t hey did it during a commercial. There are a lot of talented singers on the voice but I still say Adam is #1! There will never be another Adam in the music world.
Janet M Bilicki says
I saw this on-line….that was nice of him and Alison to attend together. I would never watch the Voice, I don't like the show's judges this year, or any year, except I did watch Alison all last year. It is a shame the Voice isn't really about singing IMO, since a few of the judges are really not great singers. Alicia Keys is amazing, but that's about it.
Great to see them together!


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H.S. FOOTBALL: Patriot Ledger/Brockton Enterprise Top 10
Chris McDaniel cmcdaniel@wickedlocal.com @ChrisMcDaniel88
Scituate holds onto the top spot.
Defenses owned the headlines during the first week of high school football.
West Bridgewater, Archbishop Williams, Scituate, South Shore Tech and Rockland all posted shutouts to open the season with impressive wins.
Brockton pulled off a solid 27-14 win over Duxbury to open the season strong. The lone defending state champion in our area, Scituate, debuted with an impressive 24-0 win over Marshfield. Rockland owns one of the longest win streaks in the state as the Bulldogs defeated Nantucket, 42-0, on Sunday.
Record and last week's ranking in parenthesis. Note: this is a pound-for-pound ranking.
1. Scituate (1-0, 1) – The Sailors will be on a bye this weekend but a Sept. 20 game against Duxbury at Norwell High looms large. That will be one of the must-see games of the season. After the game against the Dragons, Scituate will close out the season with league play.
2. Brockton (1-0, 5) – The Boxers pulled out a close game against Duxbury in one of the most interesting opening week games across the state. The Boxers will travel to Lynn Classical on Friday night for their road opener.
3. Rockland (1-0, 7) – There was no sea sickness on Sunday for the Bulldogs. Rockland took the ferry and rolled over Nantucket, 42-0. If the first play of the season (an 80-yard touchdown run by quarterback Dante Vasquez) is any indication of what's to come, this should be a fun season for the Bulldogs.
4. Cohasset (1-0, 3) – The Skippers started the season with a solid 21-7 win over Norwell in a non-league game. Cohasset travels to Rockland on Friday night for what should be a heavyweight fight.
5. West Bridgewater (1-0, 4) – The Justin Kogler era began in style as the Wildcats shut out St. John Paul II, 21-0, in the coach's debut. The Wildcats will be off this weekend but will return on Sept. 20 for a non-league game with South Shore Tech. South Shore also opened the season with a shutout win (26-0 over Hull).
6. Hingham (1-0, 6) – The Harbormen won a thriller against Braintree on Friday. Hingham has another tough non-league game this week at home against Abington. Hingham's September schedule, which also features games against Hopkinton and Duxbury, is one of the toughest around. Opening 1-0 with that schedule is a huge boost early on.
7. Canton (1-0, NR) – The Bulldogs opened the year with a 28-7 win over Dighton-Rehoboth. Next up is a home game against Bellingham.
8. Milton (1-0, NR) – The Wildcats picked up a strong non-league win over Bishop Feehan, 17-7. The Shamrocks have been a consistent playoff contender in recent years.
9. Hanover (0-0, 8) – The Indians were one of the teams to be on bye for the first week of the season. They'll open up at a hungry Whitman-Hanson on Friday. The Panthers lost to Concord-Carlisle on Friday and will be surely fighting hard to avoid starting 0-2.
10. Duxbury (0-1, 2) – The Dragons dropped a tough game to the Boxers. Friday's game against Bridgewater-Raynham will feature two teams desperately trying to avoid starting 0-2.
On the bubble: North Quincy (0-0), Abington (0-0), Carver/Sacred Heart (1-0), Randolph (1-0), Archbishop Williams (1-0), East Bridgewater (1-0), Stoughton (1-0)


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Wow, would n't want to mess with this character! In most Tarot decks this card is called The Devil. Smoldering fire and bondage appear to be his trademark. This creature has the horns of a goat, wings of a bat, arms and hands of a man, and the legs and feet of an eagle. The 5-pointed star crowning his head is upside down and his eyes are flaming red. Just at a glance this Key reminds us of Key 6 The Lovers. There we had Archangel Raphael in a very supportive role with a man and a woman. Here, things don't look so good for the couple! But what is really going on?
The mystery is given away by his small white beard. He also wears the symbol of Mercury on his navel. What does this tell us? He is none other than the Life Force, the One Force as it operates apart from human knowledge and human direction. What does this mean? Here we have the condition that manifests as bondage is actually an illusion, a wrong construction put upon the Principle of Limitation, making that Principle take on the appearance of the Devil.
We must remember that religions and Hollywood have made great profits and gained large followings from this image of the Devil. "Sinning" and "going to the Devil/Hell" and "nasty, fear-based stuff" have great marketability as far as they are concerned. But we occultists know what's really going on. Previously in the Keys we spoke of sinning as "missing the mark." We gave the example of an archer, who, as a small boy was given a bow and arrow. After much practice, and missing the mark on most occasions (everyone stayed out of range while these practice sessions were going on!), he finally got the hang of it. Eventually he was able to hit the mark every time, and then, even with his eyes closed. We all start out not knowing very much, but with study and practice we, too, will be Masters.
Let's begin our exploration of this card with the Hebrew letter associated with this Key. Ayin, the letter O, means "eye" and "fountain." It signifies also the external , superficial appearances of things. The All-Seeing Eye has been a symbol of Deity in all parts of the world for ages past. This tells us that this Key is connected to certain aspects of the One Power that theologians call God. Add to this the ideas related to "fountain," and you will see that this Key has to do with occult doctrines concerning God as the fountain of manifestation, or source of creation.
The eye is the organ of sight, and as such, it is a most important sense tool. Therefore, in symbology it is used to represent all sensation. This is similar to the lion, king of beasts, being taken as the representative of all subhuman modes of life expression. The sense of sight , important as it is, is also a source of manifold illusions and deceptions. Vision is limited by the circle of the horizon and through the eye we see appearances only. Therefore, the eye represents the limitations of the visible, and the bondage of ignorance resulting from the acceptance of these limitations and appearances as being all that there is. The eye deceives us only if we let it.
The term Devil is derived from the Greek diabolos, meaning a "slanderer." In the New Testament the Devil is called the "father of lies." This Deceiver represents the fundamental error from which all other falsehoods derive, including the error of supposing that a reality called "matter" is opposed to another reality termed "Spirit." Or, the error that the only reality is matter, and that all man designates by the word Spirit is actually no more than an intellectual abstraction.
In Sanskrit matter is called Maya, which means "illusion." In the Western mind we tend to accept the world of appearances as the only reality. To the philosophers of the East the phenomenal world is unreal, ever-shifting appearances. The Ageless Wisdom reconciles these two points of view by saying that the term reality applies to both worlds. The outer world may be Maya, or illusion, in one sense of that term. But because what we call "matter" is actually the appearance of what we term Spirit, as the latter makes itself manifest in the field of name and form, we do not see how it is possible to separate the reality of the appearance from the reality of the One Identity that is making the appearance. According to the Ageless Wisdom, the error consists precisely in attempting to establish such a separation between appearance and what we may call the "Appearer." The seeming two are really one, and they are not in opposition to each other.
Ayin's meaning as a "fountain" implies it is a spring of flowing water and nourishes the growth of plants and makes places fertile. An oasis from on high appears to be an eye in the face of the desert. From a 16th century magical manuscript, Eliphas Levi quotes that among the powers and privileges of an adept, those connected with the letter Ayin are: "To force nature to make him free at his pleasure." In the Gospel of St. Matthew 4:1 (literal Greek translation): "Then Jesus was led up into the wilderness by the Spirit to be tempted by the devil." This is an important clue to the whole mystery of Key 15. Note the Spirit did the leading for the specific purpose of testing Jesus by the temptation.
So what does all this mean? Appearances that deceive us are necessary to the manifestation of the Life Power. In addition, that to attain our full stature as human beings, so that we are in a position "to force nature to make us free at our pleasure," we must be subjected to tests and trials of our faith, and these trials are imposed on us by appearances. The whole book of Job concerns this, as do the four Gospels. The "mystery of evil" is no mystery to those who have met and passed the trials of faith. And, it is at that point that the experience of consciousness of evil disappears.
So how can there still be all the economic, political and social evils of the present day? How can this fine theory erase all that? Well, the way of life that leads to realization of man's true place in the scheme of things does more than banish consciousness of evil. It brings with it power to transmute all semblances of evil into manifestations of positive good. The magical manuscript previously quoted continues:"The wise man rules the elements, stills tempests, cures the diseased by his touch, and raises the dead… The initiates know, and as for others, whether they deride, doubt, or believe, whether they threaten or fear – what matters it to science or to us?"
Until we experience the higher order of knowing, we may have difficulty with the various appearances of evil. Logic forces us to attribute the manifestation of the visible universe to a power which is essentially good. A power that is wholly wise. Thus it follows that even if appearances are deceiving, appearance itself is necessary for the perfect manifestation of the Life Power.
Let's explore the Key further to see how this is expressed. The zodiacal sign Capricorn is attributed to Key 15. Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, the planet of limitation and restriction. In Capricorn Mars is exalted, or has its highest field of expression. Thus we see in Key 15 a symbolic presentation of a power which both binds and liberates. In its binding aspect it creates a form. All forms have definite limitations. And, all release of energy, as we discussed in Key 13, requires the dissolution of form.
In Capricorn, then, these opposite aspects of Reality are brought together. In essence, form necessitates limitation and in our experience limitation is bondage. Yet the very limitations that bug us may become the spurs to action that release us. This is clearly indicated by the first column of Keys in the Tarot Tableau. The exercise of Concentration (Key 1 The Magician) puts into operation the law of suggestion (Key 8 Strength), which results in a renewal of consciousness that releases us from bondage (Key 15 The Deceiver).
Mirth is the function of consciousness attributed by the Qabalists to the letter Ayin. Laughter is caused by perception of the incongruous. I can totally relate to this when I'm in a Yoga class and the Yoga teacher is demonstrating the "peak poise" that we are about to do. A burst of quiet laughter from the attendees is not unheard of at this point. We're going to do that?! It is but a step from this to the truth that joy results from the perception of the incongruity between the appearance of limitation and the truth that man is the immediate agent of the One Identity. Laughter purifies subconsciousness and dissolves mental complexes and conflicts. Experimental verification of this truth brings an experience of the most intense bliss.
The number 15 of this Key is the number of IH, Jah, the divine name especially ascribed to Wisdom. By addition of the digits, 15 reduces to 6, the number of the Lovers Key. Also, 15 is the sum of the numbers from 0 to 5. Thus Key 5 The Teacher , which is regarded as a summation of a series beginning with 0, refers to Key 15. A review of these Keys will help you to see the connections.
Let's look at the colors and symbols. The background of Key 15 is black, color of darkness, ignorance, limitation and also what is hidden, or occult. Here it is suggested that ignorance is the underlying cause of bondage. The goat's horns on his head refer to Capricorn. His wings are bat's wings, signifying the powers of darkness. His face is that of a goat, but he has the ears of a donkey, to suggest the obstinacy and stubbornness of materialism. His body is thickset and an earthen color, to represent the earthy quality of the sign Capricorn. The symbol for Capricorn is in the lower right hand corner of the Key.
Between this figure's horns, like a crown, is a white, inverted Pentagram. This is a key to the whole meaning of the figure. For the Pentagram is the symbol of man, and an inverted Pentagram suggests the reversal of true understanding of man's place in the cosmos, which is that man has the power to control everything below him in the scale of creation. The mistaken estimate of man's powers and possibilities is all that keeps anyone in bondage.
The Deceiver's uplifted right hand has all of its fingers open, the opposite of the Teacher Key 5. The Deceiver suggests by this that all you see is all there is. On the palm of his right hand is the symbol for the planet Saturn, signifying limitation, restriction and ignorance. In his left hand is a torch , burning wastefully, giving little light. The torch is a phallic symbol, representing the transmission of life from generation to generation. It represents Mars exalted in Capricorn, and in a sense, this is the fiery torch of revolution, based on materialistic interpretations of experience, the torch of terrorism and anarchy.
Over his navel is the symbol for Mercury. This refers to the activity at work in the subtle processes of digestion and assimilation. These processes, under the influence of Mercury (Key 1 The Magician) in the sign Virgo (Virgo rules the upper intestines), are brought under control in the work of practical occultism. That work is a combination of mental processes, indicated by the yellow upper half of the Mercury symbol and of bodily responses or reactions, represented by the red cross forming the lower half of the same symbol. We discussed this on Key 9 The Hermit.
His claws are those of an eagle, the bird corresponding to the sign Scorpio. This indicates the materialization and misuse of the reproductive power, and its debasement in the service of sensuality.
He sits on a half-cube pedestal. Since a cube represents that which was, and is and shall be, a half-cube symbolizes half-knowledge of that reality and thus only the visible, sensory side of existence. To this half-cube are chained two figures representing the conscious mind and the sub-conscious mind. Their horns, hoofs and tails show that their reasoning comes from surface appearances, and thus their human consciousness becomes bestialized. The female figure has a tail with a bunch of grapes, as though her fall from grace was caused by tasting forbidden fruit. Since a person is known by his fruits, hers are of an animal nature. They are chained to the cube, but may free themselves at any time. Their bondage is imaginary.
The monstrous figure in Key 15 is a symbol of man's ignorance of the true nature of reality, and more especially of man's ignorance concerning his own place in the scheme of things. That ignorance is the real Deceiver, and because it may be overcome, those who set their feet upon the ancient Way of Liberation learn how to banish the Deceiver and his works.
There are seven stages of spiritual unfoldment. This Key represents the first stage – that of conscious bondage. The Deceiver represents the false conception that man is bound by material conditions, the false notion that he is a slave to necessity, a sport of chance. In truth, the forces which appear to be our adversaries are always ready to serve us. The Deceiver is sensation divorced by ignorance from understanding. We need to understand our essential freedom and take account of the hidden side of existence.


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Q: Is there a way to update/refresh the agm-map component? I'm trying to update the map component in my application, I expect to refresh the location and pan the map onto the latitude and longitude that are typed in the form .
I have this at the moment:
HTML Component:
    <div class="row">
          <button (click)="refreshMap()" class="btn btn-block">Refrescar localizacion</button>
        </div>

    <agm-map
            [latitude]="myform.get('Latitude').value"
            [longitude]="myform.get('Longitude').value"
            [disableDefaultUI]="true"
            [zoom]="13"
            (mapClick)="mapClicked($event)"
            [usePanning]="true"
          >
            <agm-marker [latitude]="myform.get('Latitude').value" [longitude]="myform.get('Longitude').value"> </agm-marker>
          </agm-map>

Typescript:
 refreshMap() {
    const position = {
      coords: { lat: this.myform.controls.('latitude').value, lng: this.myform.controls.('longitude').value },
    };
    this.marker.position = position.coords;
    const currentLat = this.marker.position.lat;
    const currentLng = this.marker.position.lng;

    this.latitude.setValue(currentLat);
    this.longitude.setValue(currentLng);
 }

This way when I click the button, it pans the agm-map to the location represented by the the values that are currently on the Inputs and adds a marker in that location. I would like to do this without using a button and reactively while Typing the coordinates, like after a certain time it updates the map, but doing it through the button it works for me(I have both Inputs and the agm-map in the same screen). Is there any way I can make this possible?

A: Try below

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*Subscribe to the valueChanges property of the form. This will execute when you make any changes to the form

*Pipe the subscription to debounceTime operator, This will ensure that a lag before the function is called

*Pipe the Observable through distinctUntilChanged operator, we wouldn't want to call location on the same values

  import { combineLatest } from 'rxjs';
  import { debounceTime, distinctUntilChanged, tap } from 'rxjs/operators';

  latitude$ = this.myform.get('Latitude').valueChanges;
  longitude$ = this.myform.get('Longitude').valueChanges;
  formChanges$ = combineLatest([this.latitude$, this.longitude$]).pipe(
    debounceTime(1000),
    distinctUntilChanged(),
    tap(() => this.refreshMap())
  )
  ngOnInit() {
    this.formChanges$.subscribe()
  }

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The next Terrell Davis/Mike Anderson/Olandis Gary/Selvin Young etc etc
Mike Shanahan, Nebraska, NFL draft, running backs
The Broncos, as we well know, have a history of successfully unearthing quality running backs in the late rounds of the draft.
Terrell Davis was drafted in the sixth round (196th overall). Mike Anderson also went in the sixth round (189th). Olandis Gary was a fourth-rounder (120th). And Selvin Young never was picked in the draft. He signed as a free agent last year.
No one knows who the next diamond in the rough will be. But Mike Shanahan would not be crazy to take a serious look at former Chadron State standout Danny Woodhead, college football's all-time, all-division rushing leader.
Woodhead confident he'll get NFL shot
By Eric Olson
Danny Woodhead is learning again that when it comes to evaluations of him, football is a game of inches.
Forget that Woodhead is the all-time, all-division rushing leader in the college game, with 7,962 yards in four seasons for Division II Chadron State in western Nebraska.
What it comes down to for Woodhead are these numbers: 5-7 1/2.
That's his height. His size kept him out of the major college ranks, and it might keep him out of next week's NFL draft.
NFL personnel men have told Woodhead's agent Chris Gittings that they will pass on the two-time Harlon Hill Trophy winner because he doesn't measure up physically. But Gittings said the general manager who does take a chance on Woodhead as a draft pick or free agent will be glad he did.
"His whole life people have been saying, 'You're too short, you're too light.' He just goes out, performs and proves them wrong," said Gittings.
The full story is here.
Categories: General Broncos, NFL draft
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Woody on Wilson: Why not AL as backup LB?
I watched play against a much larger Montana State a 1AA team and he devasted them. He will make someones roster. I hope the Bronco's are smart enough to draft him. He makes players miss, never goes down on the first hit and has remarkable balance.
Comment by jimmymac — April 21, 2008 @ 3:02 am
Comment by jimmymac — April 20, 2008 @ 8:02 pm
Another small college prospect the Broncos might consider is Xavier Omon. NFL says "Omon led NCAA Division II with 2,337 rushing yards (6.3 per attempt) and a whopping 37 touchdowns in 2007." He gained more yards this year than Woodhead and is bigger and tougher. He might be a consideration for fullback – he caught 90 passes in his career
Comment by shaggyred — April 22, 2008 @ 5:22 am
Comment by shaggyred — April 21, 2008 @ 10:22 pm
Ummm, I think we should just stick with Henry. 🙂
Comment by Todd — April 24, 2008 @ 6:09 pm
Comment by Todd — April 24, 2008 @ 11:09 am
If I was a Bronco Journalist, Danny Woodhead would be a dream pick for Denver. The story lines.
As a Bronco fan and mostly a football fan in general, any combination of heart and allegence with Pro football appears to be the right mix for sucess.
In Nebraska boys dream of football and most specfically Cornhusker football and beyond, either Chiefs or Bronco football. The line between Chiefs fans and Broncos fans is Western NE vs Eastern NE. Danny is a western Nebraska Man and a Bronco Fan.
Putting that young man in a Broncos Jersey will make an extremely hard working individual work even harder. Woodhead, at the top competition in state high school out preformed Amhan Green and Eric Crouch. Rushing records in Nebraska belong to Danny Woodhead and rushing records in the United States belong to Danny Woodhead.
Put that hard working, record holding, Bronco Fan in a Broncos Jersey.
One weakness is the ablility of blocking, but Cutler just dish it off and let the 4.35 speed go to work. Woodhead didn't make the Combine but would have been the second fastest.
This pick makes sence for all the right reasons.
Comment by scott — April 27, 2008 @ 3:50 pm
Comment by scott — April 27, 2008 @ 8:50 am
I love the idea of Danny Woodhead, this kid is for real. Great attitude, hard worker, great character, overall stud. Not to mention sub 4.4 speed, most all time/ all division rushing yards over 4 years(nearly 8,000), 38″ vertical, 25 reps putting up 225. No matter where this kid ends up he make an impact. I hope it's in Denver.
Comment by Jeremiah — April 27, 2008 @ 5:09 pm
Comment by Jeremiah — April 27, 2008 @ 10:09 am
Greg Pruitt was a rather short 5'8″, maybe 180 lbs when entering the pros, and every team passed him up in the first round, even though he was a Heisman finalist back in the '70's. The Browns picked him up in the second round. He played a lot bigger than he was, going all-pro 5 times (4 times as running back).
Comment by Thaddeus — April 28, 2008 @ 11:49 pm
Comment by Thaddeus — April 28, 2008 @ 4:49 pm
Look at all the people that passed on Maurice Jones Drew. I know nothing about this kid, but I do know that Drew is what, 5.6in, he is an animal. Not to mention guys with that speed could help the return game and he's short enough to hide behind his blockers. At least we wouldnt be taking a chance on a looser like Maurice Clarrett(sorry, I know that name is a Jinx)
Comment by Jason Smith — May 5, 2008 @ 2:48 pm
Comment by Jason Smith — May 5, 2008 @ 7:48 am
Look at LB Teddy Brusci no one wanted him because of his size and how many pro bowls has he been to and how many bowl rings does he have goes to show size is'nt everything this guy could put up some great yards if he gets the chance. Look to the stars folks because this kid will be one someday. And I hope it is in orange and blue. GO BRONCOS
Comment by outlaw_lsa — May 23, 2008 @ 9:18 pm
Please stop including Terrell Davis with guy's like Olandis Gary or even Mike Anderson. Mike had a nice run in the Broncos uniform, but still not an MVP,SB MVP, Rushing title & 2000 yard season. These guy's are not in the same league as TD!
Comment by Ron G. — June 6, 2008 @ 7:46 pm
Comment by Ron G. — June 6, 2008 @ 12:46 pm


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Robert Surtees est un directeur de la photographie américain né le  dans le Kentucky et mort le .

Il est le père de Bruce Surtees, fils de son épouse Maydell (1911-1989).

Filmographie
 1943 : Heavenly Music
 1943 : Nursery Rhyme Mysteries
 1943 : Don't You Believe It
 1943 : Election Daze
 1943 : L'Ange perdu (Lost Angel)
 1944 : Deux jeunes filles et un marin (Two Girls and a Sailor)
 1944 : Meet the People
 1944 : Trente secondes sur Tokyo (Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo) de Mervyn LeRoy
 1944 : Tendre symphonie (Music for Millions)
 1945 : Strange Holiday
 1945 : Our Vines Have Tender Grapes
 1946 : Du burlesque à l'opéra (Two Sisters from Boston)
 1946 : Pas de congé, pas d'amour (No Leave, No Love) de Charles Martin
 1947 : La Danse inachevée (The Unfinished Dance) de Henry Koster
 1948 : Tenth Avenue Angel
 1948 : Le Gosse de tout le monde (Big City)
 1948 : Ainsi sont les femmes (A Date with Judy)
 1948 : Le Brigand amoureux (The Kissing Bandit), de László Benedek
 1948 : Acte de violence (Act of Violence)
 1949 : Big Jack
 1949 : Le Baiser de minuit (That Midnight Kiss)
 1949 : L'Intrus (Intruder in the Dust)
 1950 : Les Mines du roi Salomon (King Solomon's Mines) de Compton Bennett et Andrew Marton
 1951 : Le Cabaret du soleil couchant (The Strip) de László Kardos
 1951 : Quo Vadis de Mervyn LeRoy
 1952 : Miracle à Tunis (The Light Touch)
 1952 : Au pays de la peur (The Wild North)
 1952 : La Veuve joyeuse (The Merry Widow)
 1952 : Les Ensorcelés (The Bad and the Beautiful) de Vincente Minnelli
 1953 : Vaquero (Ride, Vaquero!)
 1953 : Mogambo
 1953 : Fort Bravo (Escape from Fort Bravo)
 1953 : La Roulotte du plaisir (The Long, Long Trailer)
 1954 : La Vallée des Rois (Valley of the Kings)
 1955 : Mon fils est innocent (Trial)
 1955 : Oklahoma! de Fred Zinnemann
 1956 : La Loi de la prairie (Tribute to a Bad Man)
 1956 : Le Cygne (The Swan)
 1957 : Les Girls
 1957 : L'Arbre de vie (Raintree County)
 1958 : Le Fou du cirque (Merry Andrew)
 1958 : Le Trésor du pendu (The Law and Jake Wade)
 1959 : Ben-Hur de William Wyler
 1960 : C'est arrivé à Naples (It Started in Naples)
 1960 : La Ruée vers l'Ouest (Cimarron)
 1962 : Les Révoltés du Bounty (Mutiny on the Bounty) de Lewis Milestone
 1963 : Patrouilleur 109 (PT 109)
 1964 : Kisses for My President
 1965 : Station 3 ultra secret (The Satan Bug)
 1965 : Sur la piste de la grande caravane (The Hallelujah Trail)
 1965 : Le Témoin du troisième jour (The Third Day)
 1966 : La Poursuite impitoyable (The Chase)
 1966 : Les Centurions (Lost Command)
 1967 : L'Extravagant docteur Dolittle (Doctor Dolittle) de Richard Fleischer
 1967 : Le Lauréat (The Graduate) de Mike Nichols
 1969 : Sweet Charity
 1969 : L'Arrangement (The Arrangement)
 1970 : On n'achète pas le silence (The Liberation of L.B. Jones)
 1971 : Un été 42 (Summer of '42) de Robert Mulligan
 1971 : La Dernière séance (The Last Picture Show) de Peter Bogdanovich
 1972 : John Wayne et les cow-boys (The Cowboys)
 1972 : L'Autre (The Other)
 1973 : Les Horizons perdus (Lost Horizon)
 1973 : L'Or noir de l'Oklahoma (Oklahoma Crude)
 1973 : L'Arnaque (The Sting) de George Roy Hill
 1975 : La Kermesse des aigles (The Great Waldo Pepper)
 1975 : L'Odyssée du Hindenburg (The Hindenburg) de Robert Wise
 1976 : Une étoile est née (A Star Is Born) de Frank Pierson
 1977 : Le Tournant de la vie (The Turning Point) de Herbert Ross
 1978 : Les Chaînes du sang (Bloodbrothers)
 1978 : Même heure, l'année prochaine (Same Time, Next Year) de Robert Mulligan

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Directeur de la photographie américain
Naissance en août 1906
Naissance dans le comté de Kenton
Oscar de la meilleure photographie
Décès en janvier 1985
Décès à 78 ans
Décès à Monterey (Californie)


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Sixteen years ago, President Clinton nominated Ronnie L. White, then a justice of the Missouri supreme court, to a federal district judgeship in Missouri. Amid charges that White's record showed him to be soft on crime, White's nomination was defeated on a 54-45 floor vote (a vote on the nomination itself, not on cloture) in the Senate.
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She is on the faculty of Lesley University's MFA Program in Creative Writing.


The Basics on Blood: What's Your Type and Can It Change?
Blood samples kept in test tubes for screening in the lab.
Blood typing is important – especially if you plan on receiving a blood transfusion at a hospital, as receiving the wrong blood type can be deadly.
There are four main blood types: O, A, B, and AB. However, there are many subsets of these blood types and rare variations. In the United States 46.6% of people have type O blood, the most common form, followed closely by type A blood with 37.1%.
Your blood type comes from your genes, which means you may have a similar blood type as your parents or your children. The gene is actually located on your ninth chromosome, and it stays with you for life. However, is it possible to override this and change your blood type? I recently received this question on Twitter.
@ThaboKK22: @DrOz Why is it that in the recent 3 years more people are complaining that their blood type has changed?
Those with type A blood, have a special "A" antigen attached to their blood cells. Those with type B blood have a "B" antigen. Those with type AB blood happen to have both "A" and "B" antigens.
However, those with type O blood don't have "O" antigens. They actually have no antigens at all! Imagine the "O" to be a big fat zero, for no antigens!
In regard to changing blood type, I've heard of this happening, though not frequently. Most times, it's a matter of confusion; one may get his or her blood tested to surprisingly find out that he or she has type O blood when he or she could have sworn that she had type A blood as a child.
While there have been reports of bone marrow or liver transplants having changed a person's blood type, a person's genetics stay consistent. The reported change is most likely due to a testing error. All tests have an error rate, which is why we tend to repeat blood type tests (or type and screens) before major surgeries in lieu of asking what the patient recalls. We have to do it to make sure.
Interestingly, I did find an article in the Telegraph that reveals that scientists have found a way to change a blood type. By using a special bacterial enzyme, they can turn donated type A, B, or AB blood into type O blood in the bag, which happens to be universal donor blood that can be donated to anyone.
This opens up the possibility that germs, viruses, or toxins may have the potential to change one's blood type within our own bodies.
An article reported on a 4-month-old girl with congenital rubella who had type A blood that eventually switched to type O after weeks of testing. The scientists suspect an enzyme just "ate" the type A antigens, which made this little girl's blood type appear to be type O. Science and the body never cease to amaze. It's quite interesting!


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Q: python file can't load chart.js with flask I have a chart.js file to show the candlestick graph that I took from tradingview. However, when I tried to load it to the pyhton file using flask, the chart.js somehow cant be loaded.
this is the python file
from flask import Flask, render_template
app = Flask(__name__,
            static_folder='./static',
            template_folder='./templates')

@app.route("/")
def index():
    title = "adsad"
    return render_template('index.html', title=title)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run(debug=True)

this is the index.html code:

        <Title>Coinview</Title>

Coinview

Settings

            <input type="checkbox" /> RSI
            <input type='text' id='rsi_length' name='rsi_length' placeholder="14"/>
            Oversold
            <int type='text' id='rsi_oversold' name='rsi_oversold' placeholder="30"/>
            Overbought
            <input type='text' id='rsi_overbought' name='rsi_overbought' placeholder="70"/>

For the chart.js script, I just took directly from the trading view library (https://jsfiddle.net/TradingView/eaod9Lq8/).
I wonder where did I do wrong? I already created the static folder and put the chart.js in there, but seems to now working. I also already tried to change this part:
 </script>

to:
 </script>

but seems to not working also

A: If you want to use a local file you should be referencing to the js file:

You may also want to try using a CDN instead of storing the file in your static folder:


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Choir plans annual show on MU North East campus
Jenny Sabliov, Staff writer
The Mercyhurst University Mary D'Angelo Department of Music presents "Sing We Now of Christmas," a concert under the direction of Thomas Brooks.
This concert consists of the Mercyhurst University Concert Choir and Chamber Singers.
Paul Caram, a freshman Music Education major, is accompanist for the concert.
Brooks chose the songs on the program because he believes as a university ensemble, the students should perform serious classical music.
The underlying structure of the program is composed of three segments.
The first part of the program, which is performed by the Concert Choir, features songs that are very famous and have been extensively performed over the years.
The first is a very popular piece titled "Christmas Cantata" by Daniel Pinkham, which is meant to be performed with a brass band accompaniment.
It is composed of three movements: "Quem vidistis, pastores?," "O magnum mysterium" and "Gloria in excelsis."
The second song is "Nativity Carol," by John Rutter.
The well-known "Ave Maria," by Javier Busto, completes the first part of the program and begins the second segment of the overall program.
Brooks chose the songs for the middle segment because they are shorter carols and are more reminiscent of the traditional carols and hymns sung for Christmas; however, they are still considered serious classical music.
All of the songs in this segment are performed by the Chamber Singers.
These selections include "Sans Day Carol" by John Rutter, "Infant Holy, Infant Lowly" and "Sussex Carol" arranged by David Willcocks and "In the Bleak Mid-Winter" by Harold Darke.
The Concert Choir will return to the stage to perform "I Saw Three Ships," arranged by John Rutter; "Sing We Now of Christmas," arranged by Fred Prentice; "African Noel," arranged by Andre Thomas; and "'Twas the Night Before Christmas," arranged by Harry Simeone.
To balance the concert, Brooks had to determine the feasibility of performing each work.
This is the second year that the Concert Choir and Mercyhurst Civic Orchestra will have a joint concert at a later date.
"People should attend this concert in North East because it is a great tradition that the choir has held for many years," said senior Music Education major Stephanie Dowling, one of the singers in the concert. "It is a beautiful chapel to perform in and just overall a lovely, Christmas-spirited town."
The Christmas Concert will take place Dec. 5 at Mercyhurst North East in St. Mary's Chapel at 7 p.m.
The performance is free and open to the public.
Jenny Sabliov, Arts and Entertainment Editor
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