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[This guest post is an excerpt from the introduction of Eric Winsberg's forthcoming book, Philosophy and Climate Science, which will be published in Spring 2018 by Cambridge University Press and can be pre-ordered here.]
Philosophy and Climate Science
Eric Winsberg
"Of course not every single adherent of the scientific world-conception will be a fighter. Some glad of solitude, will lead a withdrawn existence on the icy slopes of logic." From the Vienna Circle's manifesto, Wissenschaftliche Weltauffassung (Hahn, Neurath and Carnap 1929)[i]
2016 was the warmest year on record.[ii] It broke the record of 2015, which broke the record of 2014. The nine consecutive months from December 2015 to August 2016 were all record-breakingly warm. This was the fifth time in the twenty-first century that a new record had been set. All 16 of the years that have passed in the twenty-first century are among the 17 warmest on record (with 1998 rounding out the lot.) All five of the five warmest have been since 2010.
[….]
Climate change is real, and it is happening in front of our eyes. And while Americans are almost evenly split with regard to whether or not they believe that human activities are the cause of these changes, the scientific community is not. The relevant experts on the climate system are virtually unanimous in their acceptance of anthropogenesis: the proposition that human activities (primarily in the form of the combustion of fossil fuels, but also the extraction of those fuels, deforestation, livestock farming, and the manufacture of concrete) are responsible for at least the bulk of those changes. Not only do climate experts unanimously hold these views. So do virtually all the members of neighboring scientific disciplines and their scientific societies.
Still, well-meaning people sometimes conflate that unanimity with the idea that anthropogenesis is an obvious truth – that it can be established with ease or simplicity. I was at a public lecture once where the speaker (a journalist) said that the truth of anthropogenesis was like 1+1=2. I do not think this kind of rhetoric is helpful. One obvious danger of overstating the simplicity of the reasoning is that it encourages poorly informed laypersons to think they can evaluate the reasoning themselves, and potentially find simple flaws in it. It's true that the greenhouse effect, which explains why the earth doesn't look like the ice planet of Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back, is a simple mechanism involving heat-trapping gasses, and one whose existence is easy to establish. And it's not hard to show that humans have been producing ever-growing quantities of those gases for over 200 years. So, there is some relatively simple reasoning, based on a simple model, that makes the hypothesis of anthropogenesis plausible and perhaps even more likely true than not. But the community of experts believe unanimously in anthropogenesis not merely because of this simple reasoning, or because of anything that should be likened to 1+1=2. They believe it because of decades of painstaking work in collecting and studying data, pursuing multiple independent lines of evidence, building and studying complex models run on clusters of powerful computers, and recruiting into their ranks the expertise of literally dozens of different scientific disciplines: Climatology, Meteorology, Atmospheric physics, Atmospheric chemistry, Solar physics, Historical climatology, Geophysics, Engineering, Geochemistry, Geology, Soil science, Oceanography, Glaciology, Paleoclimatology, Ecology, Synthetic biology, Biochemistry, Biogeography, Human geography, History, Economics, Ecological genetics, Applied mathematics, Mathematical modeling, Computer science, Statistics, and Time series analysis, just to name a few.
In short, the scientific study of the climate and its response to human activities isn't just vitally important to the future of the planet. It's also rich, interesting, complex, and deeply interconnected with almost every area of study that occupies the minds of twenty-first century scientists. On top of all that, it is literally awash with all the conceptual, methodological, and epistemological issues that perennially preoccupy philosophers of science: the nature of scientific data and its relation to theory; the role of models and the role of computer simulations in the practical application of theory; the nature of probabilities in science and in decision making; how to think about the latter when the probabilities available seem ineliminably imprecise; the methodology of statistical inference; the role of values in science; confirmation theory; the role of robust lines of evidence in confirming hypotheses; social epistemology (the value of consensus in science; group knowers and authors; the value of dissent) and too many others to list.
It's just the kind of scientific practice that you would expect philosophers of science to take an exceptionally keen interest in. But until relatively recently, you would have been pretty disappointed. The reasons for this are complicated. One reason is that philosophers of science tend to cluster around a small group of scientific topics, in which they collectively build expertise, and about which there is collective agreement that they are "philosophically interesting." A Martian, visiting earth, who tried to learn about the range of scientific activities in which humans engage by visiting a meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, would find us to be very parochial in our interests.
Another reason might have to do with philosophy of science's withdrawal to "the icy slopes of logic" during the post-war McCarthyite period of American academic history, detailed by George Reisch, Don Howard, and others.[iii] Reich and Howard remind us of a time when American philosophers of science followed the leadership of the members of the Vienna Circle (who had come to the United States to flee the Nazis), not only with respect to their epistemological and (anti)metaphysical commitments, but also with respect to one of their deepest motivations: that philosophy of science should be engaged with "the life of the present," and pursue the aim of turning the scientific enlightenment toward the project of bettering the social conditions of mankind. But the pre-war association of those same philosophers with workers' parties and democratic socialism put the careers of their followers in peril. In reaction, the general character of philosophy of science in the English-speaking world became politically neutralized: distanced from issues of social concern, and focused on areas of science of little social consequence.[iv]
Whether in part because of the warming of the climate or not, and certainly in no small part due to the growing influence of feminist philosophy of science, the icy slopes of logic have been melting of late, and the number of philosophers of science interested in socially relevant philosophy of science has grown in the last decade or two. Socially relevant philosophy of science can mean a variety of different things,[v] but it certainly refers to philosophical work that engages with science that has significant social impact. It is therefore no surprise at all that there is a growing interest in climate science among philosophers of science of late – both as a research topic in its own right, and as a useful case study that is easily adaptable to philosophy of science pedagogy. The topic also complements much of the recent work on climate ethics. Climate ethics is primarily concerned with ethical issues that surround climate change and how issues of justice bear on the duties and responsibilities producers of greenhouse gases have towards those they will affect. This work is best done in the context of a reasonably good understanding of the science of climate change, and thus climate ethicists can certainly benefit from a philosophically informed presentation of the foundations of climate science.
This book was written for the benefit of everyone who wants to come down from the icy slopes, as well as for climate scientists curious about what philosophers think about their work. I hope for it to serve both as an introduction to the major themes of the philosophy of climate science, and as an effort to add to that enterprise – to advance our philosophical understanding of the field. It is written to be as useful as possible, in the first instance, for students and scholars in philosophy of science who are interested in exploring climate science as a topic of philosophical study. But it is also intended to be accessible to a wider general audience, and to be useful as a resource for people studying general philosophy of science who prefer to see that material presented with real, living examples of scientific practice. I certainly hope some climate scientists will be curious to see what philosophers think of their discipline.
i] Translated in Neurath and Cohen (1973), p. 317, quoted in Reisch (2007), p. 58
[ii] The average global surface temperature for 2016 was 0.94°C above the twentieth century average, 0.83° celsius above the long-term average (14°C) of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) 1961–1990 reference period, and about 0.07°C warmer than the previous record set in 2015. This is approximately 1.1°C higher than the pre-industrial period.
[iii] (Reisch 2007, Howard 2003)
[iv] The earliest exceptions to this were probably when feminist philosophers of science started (in the 1980s or so) to take an interest in areas of biology and social science that had implications for gender-related social concerns. "Socially relevant philosophy of science" and "feminist philosophy of science" were for a relatively long period virtually synonymous.
[v] See Fehr and Plaisance (2010)
Fehr, Carla and Kathryn S. Plaisance. 2010. "Socially Relevant Philosophy of Science: An Introduction." Synthese 177 (3): 301–316.
Hahn, Hans, Otto Neurath, and Rudolf Carnap. 1929. The Scientific Conception of the World: The Vienna Circle.
Howard, Don A. 2003. "Two Left Turns Make a Right: On the Curious Political Career of North American Philosophy of Science at Midcentury." In Logical Empiricism in North America. University of Minnesota Press.
Neurath, Marie and Robert S. Cohen, eds. 1973. Otto Neurath: Empiricism and Sociology. 1973 edition. Dordrecht: D. Reidel Publishing Company.
Reisch, George A. 2007. "From the 'Life of the Present' to the Icy Slopes of Logic": Logical Empiricism, the Unity of Science Movement, and the Cold War." In The Cambridge Companion to Logical Empiricism, edited by A. Richardson and T. Uebel, 58–87. Cambridge University Press.
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Q: no ssh outbound in an AWS Ubuntu instance I have an EC2 Ubuntu instance A. Every time I run ssh user@someip from A command line I get "connection timeout" error. And I cannot find the auth log for user in server someip. To me it is apparent that instance A blocked the request.
ssh -v user@54.175.126.1XX
OpenSSH_7.2p2 Ubuntu-4ubuntu2.6, OpenSSL 1.0.2g  1 Mar 2016
debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config
debug1: /etc/ssh/ssh_config line 19: Applying options for *
debug1: Connecting to 54.175.126.1XX[54.175.126.1XX] port 22.
debug1: connect to address 54.175.126.1XX port 22: Connection timed out
ssh: connect to host 54.175.126.1XX port 22: Connection timed out

sudo ufw status returns 'inactive'
The security group for A allows ANY inbound and outbound traffic.
The ssh_config file:
Host *
SendEnv LANG LC_*
    HashKnownHosts yes
    GSSAPIAuthentication yes
    GSSAPIDelegateCredentials no

What else can I do?
[added] found this - everything works if I use the private ip of someip; however, connection timeout if i use the public ip of someip.
The 2 instances, A and someip, are in the same subnet.
Also, someip accepts ssh request from any ip and i can ssh from my PC.
[added#2] I cannot even ssh user@A-public-ip in server A.

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The Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in a series of twelve caves around the site originally known as the "Ein Feshkha Caves" near the Dead Sea in the West Bank (then part of Jordan) between 1946 and 1956 by Bedouin shepherds and a team of archeologists.
1 What did the Dead Sea Scrolls reveal?
2 What was found in Qumran caves?
3 Where are the real Dead Sea Scrolls?
4 Who dug the Qumran caves?
5 Why was the book of Enoch removed from the Bible?
6 Who wrote Dead Sea Scrolls?
7 How many Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered?
8 Who put the Dead Sea Scrolls in the caves?
9 Does the Dead Sea Scrolls mention Jesus?
10 Where is the original Bible kept?
11 Where was the Bible found?
12 How old are the Dead Sea Scrolls carbon dating?
13 When were the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered?
14 What does the name Qumran mean?
15 What happened Qumran?
What did the Dead Sea Scrolls reveal?
The scrolls have shown how biblical texts are actually fungible: a few words re-ordered, and in some cases whole passages excised or rewritten, give insights into the history of these religious documents and help historians reconstruct how they were written and compiled.
What was found in Qumran caves?
For the first time in 60 years, archaeologists have discovered a new fragment of the Dead Sea Scrolls, a cache of ancient Jewish and Hebrew religious manuscripts uncovered in the Qumran Caves on the northern shore of the Dead Sea.
Where are the real Dead Sea Scrolls?
The Dead Sea Scrolls are a collection of Jewish texts found in desert caves in the West Bank in the Qumran caves above the Dead Sea. They include some 900 manuscripts found between 1947 and 1956.
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Who dug the Qumran caves?
Following this discovery, Qumran was excavated by the Dominican Father R. de Vaux in the years 1951-56. A complex of buildings, extending over an area of 100 x 80 m.
Why was the book of Enoch removed from the Bible?
The Book of Enoch was considered as scripture in the Epistle of Barnabas (16:4) and by many of the early Church Fathers, such as Athenagoras, Clement of Alexandria, Irenaeus and Tertullian, who wrote c. 200 that the Book of Enoch had been rejected by the Jews because it contained prophecies pertaining to Christ.
Who wrote Dead Sea Scrolls?
The Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered more than 60 years ago in seaside caves near an ancient settlement called Qumran. The conventional wisdom is that a breakaway Jewish sect called the Essenes —thought to have occupied Qumran during the first centuries B.C. and A.D.—wrote all the parchment and papyrus scrolls.
How many Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered?
The vast majority of the scrolls survived as fragments – only a handful were found intact. Nevertheless, scholars have managed to reconstruct from these fragments approximately 950 different manuscripts of various lengths.
Who put the Dead Sea Scrolls in the caves?
Qumran, the guides say, was home to a community of Jewish ascetics called the Essenes, who devoted their lives to writing and preserving sacred texts. They were hard at work by the time Jesus began preaching; ultimately they stored the scrolls in 11 caves before Romans destroyed their settlement in A.D. 68.
Does the Dead Sea Scrolls mention Jesus?
Judaism and Christianity The Dead Sea Scrolls contain nothing about Jesus or the early Christians, but indirectly they help to understand the Jewish world in which Jesus lived and why his message drew followers and opponents.
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They are the Codex Vaticanus, which is held at the Vatican, and the Codex Sinaiticus, most of which is held at the British Library in London. "They're both fourth century," said Evans.
Where was the Bible found?
Bible #1. The oldest surviving full text of the New Testament is the beautifully written Codex Sinaiticus, which was "discovered" at the St Catherine monastery at the base of Mt Sinai in Egypt in the 1840s and 1850s.
How old are the Dead Sea Scrolls carbon dating?
Testing. One of the earliest carbon dating tests was carried out on November 14, 1950. This was on a piece of linen from Qumran Cave 1, the resulting date range being 167 BCE – 233 CE.
When were the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered?
The first set of Dead Sea Scrolls to be discovered were found by a Bedouin shepherd in the same area in 1947 and are considered among the most important archaeological finds of the 20th century, although biblical scholars disagree on their authorship.
What does the name Qumran mean?
ko͝om- rän. An ancient village of Palestine on the northwest shore of the Dead Sea in the West Bank east of Jerusalem. It is noted for the caves in which the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. (place) Region in NW Jordan, near the Dead Sea: site of the caves in which the Dead Sea Scrolls were found.
What happened Qumran?
A hiatus in the occupation of the site is linked to evidence of a huge earthquake. Qumran was abandoned about the time of the Roman incursion of 68 C.E., two years before the collapse of Jewish self-government in Judea and the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 C.E.
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Q: Handling callbacks with multiple nested functions and for loops? I'm about a week into learning the javascript syntax and had no idea about the whole asynchronous - synchronous situation. I created a function that scrapes names from a page, adds those names to a checklist array, searches each name in the checklist individually and then scrapes the names found in the resulting pages, and so on, until no more names could be found. Kinda like a micro web crawler.
Anyway that context is beside the issue. My goal is to add the resulting array after all functions and for loops are executed to a txt file. I'm only doing this to make the debugging process a little easier to manage so what happens afterwards doesn't really matter. I'm just trying to understand how to execute these functions in a manner that mimics synchronous processing. I've looked into callbacks, async/await functions, and promises with no luck at successfully implementing them in this script. I've got many nested functions and for loops so my guess is that i'm running into scoping issues.
This script is a mock up of what i'm actually scraping. However the actual script is the same, just changed the variable names and class names being scraped. For the issue at hand, i'm sure this won't matter.
const fetch = require('node-fetch');
const cheerio = require('cheerio');

const fruit_names_checklist = []
const fruit_names = [];

fruitsearch = (callback) => {

    // defines url and search term

    const url = "https://www.google.com/search?q=types+of+"
    let fruit_name = "banana"

    // gets html of page

    findfruits(fruit_name);
    function findfruits(thefruit) {
        return fetch(`${url}${thefruit}`)
        .then(response => response.text())
        .then(body => {

            // scrapes fruit names and moves them into fruit_names array

            const $ = cheerio.load(body);
            $('.llgymd').each( (index, element) => {
                const $element = $(element);
                const names = $element.text();
                fruit_names[index] = names;
            });

            /* for loop that adds each fruit name to fruit_names_checklist
               if it doesn't already doesn't already exist in the checklist */

            for(j = 0; j < fruit_names.length; j++){
                if(!fruit_names_checklist.includes(fruit_names[j])){
                     fruit_names_checklist.push(fruit_names[j]);
                     console.log(fruit_names_checklist);
            }}

                /* for loop that goes through each name in the checklist
                   and now searches each name through the same url request. */

                for(let i = 0; i < fruit_names_checklist.length; i++){

                    let fruit_name = fruit_names_checklist[i]
                    findfruits_loop(fruit_name);

                    function findfruits_loop(thefruit) {
                        return fetch(`${url}${thefruit}`)
                        .then(response => response.text())
                        .then(body => {
                            const $ = cheerio.load(body);
                            $('.llgymd').each( (index, element) => {
                                const $element = $(element);
                                const names = $element.text();
                                fruit_names[index] = names;
                            });

                            /* Again adds each fruit name found to fruit_names_checklist
                               if it doesn't already exist in the checklist */

                            for(j = 0; j < fruit_names.length; j++){
                                if(!fruit_names_checklist.includes(fruit_names[j])){
                                    fruit_names_checklist.push(fruit_names[j]);
                                }
                                console.log(fruit_names_checklist);
                            }
                            // where i've placed the callback
                            callback()
                        });
                    }
                }
            })
        }
    }

    fruitsearch(
    array_to_text = () => {
        // library that converts array to txt file
        const arrayToTxtFile = require('array-to-txt-file')
        const randomValue_6d = Math.floor(Math.random() * 900000)
        arrayToTxtFile(fruit_names_checklist, `backend_modules/debugging/arrays_to_txt/fruit_names_checklist-${randomValue_6d}.txt`, err => {
            if(err) {
                console.error(err)
                return }
                console.log('Array successfully wrote to txt file')});
            })

I console logged each fruit name in the for loop that successfully added to the fruit_names_checklist. As you see at the end in the console.log list below, it successfully created a txt file after all loops and functions were completed, however it was called inside of the "i" for loop. So of course created a new txt file for each iteration, which definitely isn't desirable.
Array(1) ["Plantain"]
Array(2) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana"]
Array(3) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana"]
Array(4) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana"]
Array(5) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata"]
Array(6) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana"]
Array(7) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana"]
Array(8) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina"]
Array(9) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(10) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(11) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(12) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(13) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(14) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(15) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(16) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(17) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(18) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(19) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(20) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(21) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(22) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(23) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(24) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(25) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(26) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(27) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(28) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(29) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(30) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(31) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(32) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(33) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(34) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(35) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(36) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(37) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(38) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(39) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
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This is the closest I've gotten to creating the txt file after all functions and loops are run, if I use callback() at the end of the entire "fruitsearch" function, the txt file is created before any data is added to the checklist. I've tried to callback in almost every place in this main function, either it creates the txt file before any functions are executed or it creates it in a for loop.
This is the desired outcome
Array(1) ["Plantain"]
Array(2) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana"]
Array(3) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana"]
Array(4) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana"]
Array(5) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata"]
Array(6) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana"]
Array(7) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana"]
Array(8) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina"]
Array(9) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(10) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(11) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(12) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(13) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(14) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(15) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(16) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(17) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(18) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(19) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(20) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(21) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(22) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(23) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(24) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(25) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(26) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(27) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(28) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(29) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(30) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(31) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(32) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(33) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(34) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(35) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(36) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(37) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(38) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Array(39) ["Plantain", "Hardy banana", "Blue Java banana", "Cavendish banana", "Musa acuminata", "Musa balbisiana", "Red banana", "Musa velutina", …]
Canceled
Array successfully wrote to txt file

I can't wrap my head around using "callback()" in the context of many nested functions and many nested for loops. Seems that my scoping is off in some way. Looking forward to see what I'm doing wrong here.
Thanks in advance

A: I don't really know if this will help, but when facing situation like yours I use a counter like this.
fruitsearch = (callback) => {
  // defines url and search term

  const url = "https://www.google.com/search?q=types+of+";
  let fruit_name = "banana";

  // gets html of page

  findfruits(fruit_name);
  function findfruits(thefruit) {
    return fetch(`${url}${thefruit}`)
      .then((response) => response.text())
      .then((body) => {
        // scrapes fruit names and moves them into fruit_names array

        const $ = cheerio.load(body);
        $(".llgymd").each((index, element) => {
          const $element = $(element);
          const names = $element.text();
          fruit_names[index] = names;
        });

        /* for loop that adds each fruit name to fruit_names_checklist
           if it doesn't already doesn't already exist in the checklist */

        for (j = 0; j < fruit_names.length; j++) {
          if (!fruit_names_checklist.includes(fruit_names[j])) {
            fruit_names_checklist.push(fruit_names[j]);
            console.log(fruit_names_checklist);
          }
        }

        /* for loop that goes through each name in the checklist
           and now searches each name through the same url request. */
        let count = fruit_names_checklist.length; // initialize the counter
        for (let i = 0; i < fruit_names_checklist.length; i++) {
          count--; // decrement
          let fruit_name = fruit_names_checklist[i];
          findfruits_loop(fruit_name);

          function findfruits_loop(thefruit) {
            return fetch(`${url}${thefruit}`)
              .then((response) => response.text())
              .then((body) => {
                const $ = cheerio.load(body);
                $(".llgymd").each((index, element) => {
                  const $element = $(element);
                  const names = $element.text();
                  fruit_names[index] = names;
                });

                /* Again adds each fruit name found to fruit_names_checklist
                   if it doesn't already exist in the checklist */

                for (j = 0; j < fruit_names.length; j++) {
                  if (!fruit_names_checklist.includes(fruit_names[j])) {
                    fruit_names_checklist.push(fruit_names[j]);
                  }
                  console.log(fruit_names_checklist);
                }
                // where I've placed the callback
                if (count == 0) callback(); // if all iteration are passed write the txt file
              });
          }
        }
      });
  }
};


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I think you best stick to youtube for your 'information', along with the other pitchforks.
So instead of explaining your side in a calm and educated manner so that it may help understand the people who you are talking to you decide to use snarky comments and tell them to stick to youtube. Aren't you just the most educated debater on this forum.
I think it asks you to log in cause it's on the US site and not EU?
Society is also not my concern. Activision Blizzard is, because i'm invested in their games.
All you (want to) see is a big bad company and i see everything is working as intended.
Not at all. In fact, I'm actually very happy with Activision / Toys for Bob's remasters of Spyro and Crash Bandicoot for example and hope that they'll remaster the other games as well.
I have no issues with Activision as long as they're not messing with the Blizzard Entertainment side of things.
I like it when games offer optional purchaseable content because the alternative is not offering that content at all. The monthly subscription is worth less in today's economy than it did when MUDs and MMORPGs first came around. Servers costs decreased but everything else increased.
Frankly, and I'm not going to be popular with this comment, I often find that the people flying into a fit of rage at the sight of any and all optional purchaseable content are typically the ones living on a small fixed income.
WoW players don't know how good they have it, really. Pick up a competing MMORPG or two (not even talking about those Asian pay-to-win cashgrabs!) and realize that if you want to truly customize your character's looks, own cool mounts and pets, or participate in fluff content like housing you will either farm gold 24/7 or put 50+ bucks into the game monthly.
I don't mind that alternative. In fact, I have splurged quite a lot on the ESO and GW1 + GW2 cash stores. However, the people going mental over a couple shop mounts and pets (versus the 400+ in the game) would have a heartattack if Blizzard decided to actually become the "money-grubbing, whale-hunting corporate overlords" that many claim they already are.
It's not about how much they cost, how few there are, it's pure principle alone.
The entire point of paying a monthly subscription is to have access to everything the game has to offer. The game has way more pets and mounts available in-game to never have to even look at the store, but that's not the point, the point is that a monthly fee should cover the cost so a store isn't necessary.
Otherwise why bother having a subscription fee?
E-sports work only for games that are competitive by nature. WoW is a casual theme park by design, and Blizzard have wasted years and millions trying to shoehorn E-sports in. It's never going to work.
Can you imagine if netflix or spotify used that logic and said well, you've already got a decently large catalog so why not have some exclusive stuff behind an additional paywall?
Y'all keep comparing WoW to all these free 2 play games when every other subscription based service out there is all inclusive, that's where the comparison should go. Not games making all their money selling cosmetics and speed boosts.
ESO Plus is just sad "pay 2 rent" mobile tactics.
Amazon Prime do it. But then you can see that with the film selection the two offer. If you want to watch newer titles you have to pay. If you want to watch the stuff that's included you make do with the older stuff. Netflix can't offer many newer titles and most of it is much older.
I could argue that those movies you buy through Amazon and they just use the prime player because why bother having two so the entire Prime Video selection is still "free", but I do see the similarities so I'll concede that point.
Still doesn't change the fact that I think it's ridicilous to have additional paywalls in a subscription game so I suppose we'll just have to agree to disagree.
I mainly used the movie analogy because it was subscription based. If this site doesn't take inflation into account then that rise is fairly consistent, 7.49 pounds in 2017 would be around 4.75 pounds in 2001 if this inflation calculator is correct.
I wouldn't really mind paying a bit more for my subscription if the store went away, even 15-16 euros a month would still make WoW one of the cheapest hobbies out there. That's like a week's worth of 1 sainsburys meal deal a day.
Problem is, it wouldn't be 15-16 euros if Blizzard did away with all optional revenue sources. The pets, the mounts, the token, the character services. All of them would have to go in the name of the "we pay a sub and it should include everything" philosophy. It would be more like 30 euros.
That would price out a large number of the playerbase however so Blizzard would have to raise it even further to compensate for that loss and suddenly you would find yourself paying 50 euros a month just to preserve the "purity" of your subscription service.
The only reason WoW and other (mandatory or optional) subscription-based MMORPGs can keep the subscription fee at a flat 15 dollars / 13 euros a month is because of the players willing to pay more.
Oh yeah because Blizzard definitely needs over 200M (assuming around 4M players left) euros to create the amazing content that they are giving us monthly.
it affects gameplay as in its stuff that should be obtainable in the game by playing the game.
It is. Just grind gold and buy a token. Voila. You got your stuff by playing the game.


What is the Method Grid store?
The Method Grid store is where you can find pre-developed grids ready to be downloaded to your main account grid library.
As at current release, the store only holds free-to-download grids. In the future, we envisage this store hosting grids for sale (single payment) thus allowing for grid developers to trade their intellectual property.
Account architects can effectively download (or "clone") grids from the store to their account grid library page. Once in your account's grid library, architects and builders can edit the grid and all its contents as per normal.
See How to download a grid from the Method Grid store?


led by Prof. John B.K Aheto, held a training on "Responsible Financing – Financial Management by SMEs", for its members in 4 regions during the month of June, 2018. The regions covered includes: Greater Accra, Ashanti Region – Kumasi, Central Region - Cape Coast, Western Region – Takoradi, Western Region – Tarkwa. The next phase of the training will cover Upper East Region and the Tema Metropolis.


My wife, Kerrie, and I decided to do Pigman Long course in about June of this year. You see, we love torture. We race our annual Ironman early in the year so that we can spend the summer chasing and shuttling our sons around in their athletic endeavors. But there arises a fire in our bellies around mid summer that draws us to compete and flex our endurance muscles.
Which brings me to Big Pig. Both my wife and I have a love/hate relationship with this race. We love it for the proximity and cost. We hate it because it is a half iron distance race in August, in a swamp, in Iowa. We had a training plan, but with the summer and racing schedule of our boys that quickly fell apart. You see we decided to race Big Pig for "funsies." Now I don't know about you, but swimming 1.2 miles, riding 56 miles, and running 13.1 miles may not seem to be fun... but when you race and train the way we do, fun was bound to be had.
This entry was posted in Guest Authors, Race Reports and tagged Race Report, The Bernsteins, Pigman Triathlon on September 16, 2015 by Katherine.
This entry was posted in Race Reports, Scott Carkhuff and tagged Race Report, 2014 Triathlon Team, Scott Carkhuff, Pigman Triathlon on August 29, 2014 by Katherine.
This entry was posted in Race Reports, Andy Bernholtz and tagged Race Report, 2014 Triathlon Team, Andy Bernholtz, Pigman Triathlon on August 29, 2014 by Katherine.
Unlike Chisago, this race felt bad. The swim was oddly better, but then the bike felt bad, and the run was downright torturous. I couldn't hit any paces or watts. When I did it was taking way too much effort. The race felt bad and it was bad.
The only good thing I can say about it is that the piss-poorness of it was probably a reflection of the high quality Ironman training done the two weeks prior (and a busy work schedule), so I think the training and fitness were there.
Without being able to take any rest time going into the race, I paid the price here… It will hopefully pay out dividends come Ironman Wisconsin.
Full results from the Pigman Long and Olympic Triathlons are online at JMS Racing Services.
This entry was posted in Pro Triathlete Tami, Race Reports and tagged Race Report, Pigman Triathlon, Pro Triathlete Tami on August 29, 2014 by Katherine.
The Pigman Sprint Triathlon was on June 2nd, but it felt like April 2nd. Cold, cloudy, and very windy. My race did not go well.
The swim went okay, though I was faster two years ago. The water was 64 degrees. It's a great temperature if you like wetsuits. I was leading the swim and out of T1.
After exiting T1 I had trouble getting my feet in my shoes because my hands were so cold they didn't work quite right. For the first quarter of the bike I felt alright, felt like I could actually race. The last three quarters of the race I just felt flat and tired. I'm working on changing my bike position and a few other things to try and get this straightened all out—hopefully very soon! By the end of the bike I was in 6th place, but thankfully no longer cold.
My flat and tired feelings continued on the run. There was really no one super close to me to really race (try to catch or stay ahead of) either, so I didn't really feel pushed, nor like I needed to push. I knew it was going to be an all-around slow race for me.
It was a very bad race for me, but it has reminded me that I must do something about my bike fit. Also, I think I was just so busy the few weeks leading up to the race (working some nights, weddings, etc.) that by the time I got to race day I was already drained. Just another reminder about planning before races when possible.
I hope the weather gets a bit sunnier soon and to see everyone outside training. Happy training and racing!
This entry was posted in Pro Triathlete Tami, Race Reports and tagged Race Report, Pigman Triathlon, Pro Triathlete Tami on June 7, 2013 by Katherine.


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Q: Qt multiple UIs I have a Qt project with two UI classes/forms.  The main class creates a second_window object and opens a second window like so:
second_window* sec_win = new second_window(this);
Qt::WindowFlags flags = sec_win->windowFlags();
sec_win->setWindowFlags((flags | Qt::WindowMinMaxButtonsHint) & ~Qt::WindowContextHelpButtonHint);
sec_win->show();

The second window opens and displays just fine.  I am still able to interact with the main window, but clicking the main window does not bring it to the front of the second window.  The second window is always on top of the first.  Any idea how to change this?  I have researched all the Qt::WindowFlags and none of them seem to be what I need.  I have also researched alternatives to the show() method with no luck yet.

A: QWidget::raise() in case, if your widgets are non-modal. Or pass a nullptr instead of this. And don't forget to release widgets memory.


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Q: Cannot construct inifnite type data Prop = a | b | c | d
      deriving (Show, Eq)

data Wrapper =
      Wtail
      | Wrap prop
      | Mrappe Wrapper Wrapper
      deriving (Show, Eq)

fold_wrap :: (a -> a -> a) -> (Prop -> a) -> a -> Wrapper -> a

fold_wrap v x z (Mrappe l r)   = v ( v(v x z l) v(v x z r) )
fold_wrap v x z (Wrap f)       = x f
fold_warp v x z (Wtail )       = z

I'm getting the following error with the above code:
ghc mast.hs
[1 of 1] Compiling Main             ( mast.hs, mast.o )

mast.hs:13:39: error:
    • Occurs check: cannot construct the infinite type: a ~ Prop -> a
    • In the first argument of 'v', namely 'x'
      In the first argument of 'v', namely '(v x z l)'
      In the first argument of 'v', namely '(v (v x z l) v (v x z r))'
    • Relevant bindings include
        z :: a (bound at mast.hs:13:15)
        x :: Prop -> a (bound at mast.hs:13:13)
        v :: a -> a -> a (bound at mast.hs:13:11)
        fold_mast :: (a -> a -> a) -> (Prop -> a) -> a -> Wrapper -> a
          (bound at mast.hs:13:1)
   |
13 | fold_mast v x z (Wrapper l r)  = v ( v(v x z l) v(v x z r) )
   |                                       ^

I've looked at:
Why does this Haskell code produce the "infinite type" error?
And if I understand correctly I cannot put my v function into my fold_wrap as it would allow infinite recursion.
The method fold_wrap should fold the treelike structure Wrapper, where wtail should point to a preconfigured constant value, Wrap has a value and Mrappe is what enables the data structure to be tree like.
My question is:
How do I avoid this "cannot construct the infinite type" error ?

A: This looks wrong
fold_wrap v x z (Mrappe l r)   = v ( v(v x z l) v(v x z r) )

v takes two a arguments, and x, z, l are three arguments instead. Moreover x, l have not type a.
Indeed, x has type Prop -> a, and equating a ~ Prop -> a causes the invalid "infinite" type.
You instead want to recurse there:
fold_wrap v x z (Mrappe l r)   = v (fold_wrap v x z l) (fold_wrap v x z r)


The Indian Meteorological Department forecasted recently that the temperature during summer months are expected to be above average in the coming summer months.
The marginal increase in average temperatures, experts opine, would result in a cascade affect, which might jeopardise water security.
Speaking to Deccan Herald, Director of Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Cell (KSNMDC), V S Prakash said that the average temperature in February, March and April was going to be above normal by 0.5 per cent.
The temperature rise will add to the pressure on water bodies. The amount of water required to irrigate crops due to the marginal rise in temperature will be higher by about 10 per cent, he said. Apart from this, consumption of power and drinking water will also rise, he added.
An interactive map by National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), available at www.warmingworld.newscientistapps.com, also shows that the region is witnessing a steady increase in temperature and it has been attributed to global warming.
The graphic which displays results from a global analysis of surface temperatures from 1880 to the present day, shows that the average temperature of Mysore and other parts of Karnataka, has risen by one degree celsius, in the past four decades.
Data available at the website shows that average temperature of Mysore, witnessed a spike during the second half of 1970s, after which the average temperature has been increasing consistently overall, despite the annual fluctuations. For instance, variation from average temperature in 1881 was -0.26 degree celsius; +0.40 degree celsius in 1980; and +0.81 degree celsius in 2012. Data for other parts of the State, such as Bangalore, Mangalore, Gulbarga and others also show similar rise in average temperatures.
Prakash said that though there is a global consensus that temperature is likely to increase in the future, region specific studies on the same are yet to take place.A scientist at KSNMDC, said that global warming was a real phenomenon and was also one of the factors contributing towards ground water depletion.
"In Karnataka this is the third consecutive year where the State has received less than average rainfall. The effect of temperature rise will be more in taluks, which the State government has declared drought hit," he said. Incidentally, four of the seven taluks of the district have been declared as drought hit by the State government.


Harbor Drive is a highway-like arterial street that used to extend all the way up to the Steel Bridge. The section north of Market/Clay Streets was removed after I-5 and I-405 opened and replaced with Waterfront Park. The southern end still exists and provides access to I-5 to/from the south, as well as the RiverPlace area (the neighborhood to the east/right of it).
In addition a new "Harrison Roadway" was recently constructed as part of the Portland Streetcar line, providing a local street connection between Harrison Street on the west and Moody Ave/RiverPlace on the east.
Lastly, note that Naito Pkwy (the north/south street to the west of Harbor Drive) is at a much higher elevation than Harbor Drive until Harbor climbs to meet it at the north end.
The intersection of the northern start of Harbor Dive, Naito Pkwy and Market Street can get very congested with three major movements, all of which conflict with each other and must happen separately: Market Street eastbound across Naito to Harbor Drive, southbound Naito to Harbor Drive (even with dual left turn lanes) and northbound Naito. This can lead to long traffic backups on northbound Naito and encourages congestion on Market Street since it leads directly across to Harbor Drive.
In addition, left turns are not allowed from Harbor Drive onto the Harrison Roadway towards Harrison Street. Also, Harbor Drive takes up space that could be used to expand RiverPlace.
Connect Harbor Drive to Naito Pkwy farther south at a separate intersection. This would decouple the movements to/from Harbor Drive from movements to/from other streets (currently Market/Clay) and allow a simple, two-phase signal at the intersection–one phase for traffic to/from Harbor Drive and another for Naito Pkwy traffic.
If the Harrison Roadway was still desired for a local street/streetcar connection, it could have been built parallel to the replaced Harbor Drive. In addition, a station on it could be a little closer to the northern section of RiverPlace, both horizontally and vertically.
Integrate the streetcar line with the new Harbor Drive section, putting it either in the median or along the side. A bicycle/pedestrian path could also be placed along the side. This would also allow a new street connection between the southern end of Harbor Way and Moody Ave.
The downside is that there would be no local street connection between downtown and the southern end of RiverPlace, requiring traffic to use Harbor Drive. In addition, it would not be possible to have a streetcar stop close to the northern section of RiverPlace, though the current one is not highly used due to the elevation difference. However, it would have meant that money used for the Harrison Roadway could have instead been used for the new Harbor Drive section.


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China hits out at 'irresponsible' Liz Truss over remarks on Hong Kong rights
Beijing slams British Foreign Secretary who called on the Hong Kong government to uphold freedom of speech
By Louise Watt 25 October 2021 • 6:00am
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss Credit: PA
China has slammed remarks by Liz Truss as "irresponsible" after the British Foreign Secretary called on the Hong Kong government to uphold freedom of speech.
Truss was expressing concern over the Hong Kong government ousting opposition district councillors - the only political office in Hong Kong wholly directly elected by residents - for alleged insufficient loyalty to authorities.
Since last month, district councillors have had to "sincerely" pledge their loyalty in a drive to purge the city of "unpatriotic" elements, causing hundreds to resign. While dozens of others took the pledges, 55 have since been removed from their positions for what authorities deemed invalid oaths.
"It is deeply concerning that 55 District Councillors have been disqualified and over 250 pressured to resign for political reasons – the first time that such action has been taken against democratically elected District Councillors in the Hong Kong SAR," Ms Truss said in a statement on Thursday. "This comes as trade unions, interest groups and NGOs have been forced to disband.
"The Hong Kong SAR Government must uphold freedom of speech and allow the public a genuine choice of political representatives," she added.
The Chinese embassy in London called her remarks "irresponsible" and accused her of interfering in China's internal affairs, while China's foreign ministry said Britain and the U.S. – which has also criticised the disqualifications – had never "really cared about democracy and freedom in Hong Kong".
"Facts speak louder than words," foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Friday. "Since the earnest implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong and the principle of 'patriots governing Hong Kong', the violent and chaotic situation in Hong Kong has been completely reversed, the lawful rights and freedoms of the Hong Kong people have been better protected, and Hong Kong's unique strengths and development potential have been fully demonstrated."
He urged the countries to "stop interfering in China's internal affairs".
Their response came on the day that Ms Truss also warned against Britain becoming reliant on China.
In an interview with The Telegraph, the foreign secretary said that Beijing should play no part in nuclear plants or Britain's 5G network.
She indicated that Beijing-controlled companies should be excluded from contracts to build the Sizewell C nuclear power station, saying joint work on sensitive projects should be done only with nations that have a "bond of trust" with the UK.
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Munters (MTRS) received the "Industry Energy Innovation" award at the 2017 Europe Datacloud Awards.
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Oasis™ Indirect Evaporative Cooler uses the widest array of heat exchangers in the market for indirect evaporative cooling. The most innovative of these heat exchangers is Munters patented Oasis™ Evaporative Polymer Exchanger (EPX). This heat exchanger uses a unique polymer tube that is suitable for use in all types of water quality environments. The Oasis™ Indirect Evaporative Cooling product line can significantly reduce refrigeration capacity in virtually all climates, which is not true of conventional direct air-side economisers or wet-bulb economiser installations. These products are used to maximise energy savings for customers.
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Q: cv2 show video stream & add overlay after another function finishes I am current working on a real time face detection project.
What I have done is that I capture the frame using cv2, do detection and then show result using cv2.imshow(), which result in a low fps.
I want a high fps video showing on the screen without lag and a low fps detection bounding box overlay.
Is there a solution to show the real time video stream (with the last detection result bounding box), and once a new detection is finished, show the new bounding box and the background was not delayed by the detection function.
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks!

A: A common approach would be to create a flag that allows the detection algorithim to only run once every couple of frames and save the predicted reigons of interest to a list, whilst creating bounding boxes for every frame.
So for example you have a face detection algorithim, process every 15th frame to detect faces, but in every frame create a bounding box from the predictions. Even though the predictions get updated every 15 frames.
Another approach could be to add an object tracking layer. Run your heavy algorithim to find the ROIs and then use the object tracking library to hold on to them till the next time it runs the detection algorithim.
Hope this made sense.


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The cost of Alzheimers care in Sulphur, LA generally ranges from around $4,909 per month up to $5,569 per month. The median cost is around $5,062 per month, or about $60,737 annually.
Sulphur is a small city in Calcasieu Parish within the State of Louisiana. It is part of the Lake Charles metro statistical area. The encompassing statistical area includes 156,779 residents, but there are 38,893 within the city. Those over 55 comprise approximately 24% of the total population.
The SeniorScore™ for Sulphur is 73. The city has an average per capita income of $24,000 and an average household income is $51,000 (the Louisiana state average is $41,000). The current unemployment rate is roughly 8.95% and the average housing price is $120,000, which is somewhat less than the Louisiana average of $141,000.
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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by Lucinda, Nov 30, 2013.
Its nice to know there's a forum about it..
You're definitely not alone in having tinnitus, and this is a wonderful forum to join. Everyone here is very supportive of one another, and we have lots of suggestions to offer. It looks like you've had tinnitus for over 4 years! That's a long time for such a young person. Do you know if there was one thing that happened that might have caused it?
We wish you well, and are very glad you've joined us!!
Your definitely not alone. It can be scary dealing with T. It's good to hear your getting some help. Maybe you'll be sharing some tips for others in the future. Take care of yourself first.
Aww thanks guys That cheered me up a lot!
Well my dad has it and he told me what it was like to have it, so I went o bed thinking about what it would be like to have it. And I ended up getting it.
Either that or I strained my ears too much listening to both my parents snoring so I could close their bedroom door to get some peace.
Hiya there Lucinda! Welcome to Tinnitus Talk I hope you are doing well. Your only 13 yet you already had tinnitus for 4 years. I say your a very strong girl. I just want to let you know that you are not alone, What ever you are going through we have all been there, We know exactly how it feels. Just always remember that no matter what happens you are gonna be ok, This isn't an easy journey but just believe! Just like a quote from the Catching Fire says "Hope is the only thing stronger than FEAR"
My brother who is 24 years today has lived since seconth grade with his tinnitus. He asked the teacher one day whether he could hear that loud pitched noise too and so he stared oddly at my brother lol.
All the best wishes to you Lucinda! i hope it gets better.
Hello I m new guy.
Hi Austin, welcome to T T, what´s your story?
I have noise induced tinnitus from listening to music loud through headphones and the fire alarm went off (I'm in uni halls so have one in my room, so loud!), so all that noise at once has caused it. I've been to three doctors and all of them have said it will go 100%, generally within a couple weeks or months, one of the doctors say minimum 6-8 weeks no longer than a year. I've had it roughly 8 weeks and wow this is the hardest thing I've ever had to go through, and it's not over yet! Has anyone else been told anything similar by doctors? because I have not found one post on the Internet suggesting so, I don't know whether that's a good thing meaning people have accepted it will go and not worried therefore not posting on the Internet, and it has gone for them.
As others have said, it's fairly distressing at any time of life, but getting it so young is much more difficult to deal with. Very few people would be as gutsy as you are in coming forward with it and searching for help.
You mentioned that it first came on after thinking about what your dad was going through, so it sounds like the therapy of retraining your brain (is it CBT you're getting?) may be the perfect thing for you. The way that you deal with it makes all the difference, it usually takes some sort of guidance to get you there though. And by joining here and getting what is hopefully good quality therapy, you're doing everything right to help you get back to living life normally.
Best of luck and keep us updated on your progress.