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TYT - 11.08.17: Redistricting, Maine, Transgender Person Elected, and Mariah Carey
Hour 1: John Iadarola, Jimmy Dore, and Ron Placone. The Governor's race in Virginia had a Democratic victory, leading to much speculation by media figures from the right. Redistricting played a role in the election as well in Virginia and New Jersey. Maine's Medicaid expansion and it's staunch opposition. Trump give a speech and antagonizes North Korea.
Hour 2: Hannah Cranston, Brett Erlich, and Amberia Allen. First transgender person elected in a US statehouse. Mariah Carey accused of sexual harassment by a former security guard. Facebook wants your nude photos, to help protect you from revenge porn. Trump circumvents China's Twitter ban while on a visit. Notre Dame reverses it's decision on supplying birth control.

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Home Players How Pro Tennis Players Inspire the Youth in Sports
How Pro Tennis Players Inspire the Youth in Sports
Dannie
Tennis is a relatively unique game because success and failure are solely determined by who is playing. It's you against your opponent, and it comes down to who is better, not who is luckier or something like that.
In the discussion of easy vs hard sports, tennis fits into the hard category. However, pro players have a lot to teach young players — not just young tennis players but also youth athletes. Find out more about how they do it on Borgata Online.
Learn motivation
Source: inc.com
It has been shown that motivation has a direct connection to participation. This is pretty obvious in a way; if you enjoy doing something and want to get better, you will continue.
This becomes especially important in a sport like tennis, when you don't have a team to help motivate you, or in the case of not wanting to play, a teammate. You need to be motivated enough to get up and do the work day after day.
While breaks are necessary too, pros show that they are never satisfied with their ability, and they don't need a coach or a world-class training facility to practice, just a court, a few dozen balls, and hours of their time.
Motivational environment
While finding motivation can be easy if you are passionate, staying motivated is the trick. Professionals can stay motivated and driven even when the task or practice at hand is monotonous or tiring.
This becomes evident in training when you are practicing something like a forehand. It will get boring quickly, but you must learn to keep the practice goal in mind and forget what you are doing.
You can watch any YouTube video of a tennis pro practicing, and you will see it is just ball after ball of the same shot. Building this type of motivational environment around your practice is a must if you are to succeed.
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Professional tennis players are exceptional at having a to-do list of sorts during practice. While players are still young, sticking to a set of tasks for each practice session is the best way to have the most successful practice and ensure you aren't lagging in any area.
This is an essential aspect of the game for young players to learn. Practice can't be just the fun drills or hitting for hours on end. You must make time for the areas of the game you need to improve on and do the things you aren't good at.
Time management is connected to having a list of tasks to practice. Professional players do not spend 30 minutes or an hour on a specific drill or shot; they spend 3, 4, 5 hours doing it, over and over again.
Young athletes must realize that becoming better than everyone else is not just about being fitter or more skilled in your chosen sport but about putting in more time and effort than everyone else.
You often hear athletes talking about being the first to train and the last to leave; this isn't because they need the extra practice, but rather because if you train for an hour longer than everyone else every day, that's 7 hours more training a week. That just builds and grows the gap between you and your competition.
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As mentioned already, tennis is an individual sport. You don't have a team that can win a game if you aren't at your best. Pro players have immense confidence in themselves and their ability, no matter who their opponent is or how big the game is.
This type of confidence is something that young players must start to build as soon as possible. It is so easy to see the stats or achievements of an opponent and immediately doubt your own ability.
Professional players have a vast level of confidence in every situation. Even when you watch a player you haven't heard of taking on someone like Rafa Nadal, you can see the confidence they have. If you don't have it, you just won't overcome significant challenges when you play.
Once again, linking back to being an individual game, accountability is a lesson that pro players have learned already and something young players need to grasp. A game of tennis is won or lost by you as a player.
If you play better than your opponent, you win; if you play worse, you lose. Either way, the buck stops with you. This is an excellent life lesson as well. While there are many times when we end up "losing" due to circumstances out of our control, there are times when our lack of motivation or commitment leads to us failing.
Holding yourself accountable is the best way to find success, learn from mistakes and turn bumps in the road into lessons.
Mental strength
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Mental strength is something that athletes in individual sports mastered long before they became household names. While winning is great, coming back from a defeat separates those who just want to play and those who want to win.
Getting back up when you're down and brushing off failure is an essential quality if you are going to succeed, which applies to everything in life. Pro players inspire youngsters by showing that failure is just a stepping stone to success and not the end of the journey.
Understanding success
Professional players have shown younger athletes that while success is something that they should be proud of and strive for, it is also something that you mustn't let cloud your ability and plans.
It is easy to get arrogant and think you are too good when you win a big match or tournament, but keeping yourself humble and knowing that while success is great, it doesn't mean the hard work and practice time can now take a back seat. As mentioned, one success is a stepping stone to another, not the end of the path.
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Marketing-Works!: Do we manage brands on past performance?
People often question using techniques such as marketing mix analysis to help manage brands. They accuse it of being a blunt backward looking tool which fails to take into account the changing dynamics in a market. This is the "driving using the rear view mirror" critique.
Not doing the above and relying blindly on historical analysis will leave you looking a bit like this guy when things to shift.


The official home page of the IER Simulations team.
IER Simulations originated as a community "modding" project with the goal of replicating the United SportsCar Championship for the Assetto Corsa racing simulator. Comprised of a small core team, IER quickly gained notoriety as it began to publish content. Since its humble beginnings, IER has amassed tens of thousands of content downloads, hundreds of thousands of website views, and worked with numerous real-world racing teams and manufacturers.
With resumes reaching as far as CGI applications for blockbuster films, and years of experience working with racing simulators, IER's members are some of the best in the field.


Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, in partnership with The Modern Maker Podcast, announced winners of its Plywood Challenge. Participants were asked to make something using one sheet of plywood.
The top three winners were "Modern Coffee Table" by OSODIY, "Bentwood Chair" by Sami_Chi and "Standup Paddleboard" by PC Makes.
The seven winners of the IWF 27th annual Challengers Distinguished Achievement Award competition were announced on opening day of IWF 2018 in Atlanta.
The Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers announced the winners of its inaugural Design It Digital student CAD competition at IWF 2018.


Trump: "If I win, they are going back"
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says he doesn't want Syrians coming into the U.S. ''because we don't know who they are''. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: At a campaign event in Birmington, Alabama on Saturday, U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said "I don't want the people from Syria coming in (to the United States) because we don't know who they are." "If I win, I have made it known, if I win, they are going back, we can't have them," he told an enthusiastic crowd. Trump's comments come a day after he drew criticism from White House rivals on Friday for saying he would implement a database to keep track of Muslims in the United States and require them to register in response to the attacks in Paris. Trump, speaking to an NBC News reporter after a campaign appearance in Iowa on Thursday night, was asked if there should be a database to monitor Muslims in the United States. "I would certainly implement that, absolutely," he said in on-camera comments. Asked how that differed from efforts last century to track Jews in Nazi Germany, he said: "You tell me." On Friday, Trump deflected criticism of the remarks, saying in a tweet: "I didn't suggest a database-a reporter did. We must defeat Islamic terrorism & have surveillance, including a watch list, to protect America." His comments came amid renewed security concerns following the Islamic State attacks in Paris last week that killed at least 129 people, and a political fight over U.S. plans to take in 10,000 refugees from Syria. As the debate over terrorism gains prominence, polls show Republicans turning to Trump, a billionaire with no previous government experience, to tackle the issue. A Reuters/Ipsos poll after the attack found 33 percent of Republicans think he is best suited to address terrorism, leading the field.


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OUR MODEL AT WORK
Treating Depression at Scale in Africa
StrongMinds is the only organization working to scale a model to treat depression throughout Africa — starting in Uganda. Our unique community-based model of group talk therapy is simple, innovative and cost-effective.
About IPT-G
In response to the depression crisis in Africa, StrongMinds conducted extensive research and analysis to identify the most appropriate treatment intervention that the team would initially use as it began to treat depressed women. StrongMinds ultimately selected Group Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT-G) as the core methodology, with plans to experiment and modify it over time as the organization developed on the ground expertise.
IPT-G is a simple, proven and cost-efficient community-based model to treat depression that focuses on relationships among group members. Groups are led by a facilitator over a period of 12 weeks to help members identify the root causes and triggers of their depression, and formulate strategies to overcome those triggers. Since depression is episodic and recurrent throughout most people's lives, these newly acquired skills have both immediate and a long-term preventive impacts for the sufferer.
IPT-G was first tested in Uganda by Johns Hopkins University (JHU) in a randomized controlled trial in 2002. Using lay community workers with only a high school education, the researchers found IPT-G was remarkably successful, reducing the depressive symptoms of 93 percent of the 224 patients they treated. A separate group psychotherapy trial, in Africa in 2012 and again led by JHU researchers, was equally successful.
The JHU research study in 2002 showed that positive effects of IPT-G continued for six months. In fact, some groups continued meeting for many years, maintaining greatly reduced depression levels among participants.
For African women, who are afflicted at twice the rate of men, depression is the number one cause of disability.
StrongMinds Model
Since 2013, StrongMinds has been focused on creating a model that is effective in treating depression and easy to scale to reach the most women with depression in Africa. This drive has led to the creation of a model of intervention that is uniquely StrongMinds.
Using Group Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT-G) as the foundation, StrongMinds has adapted and enriched this approach with specific role-playing activities and interactive visuals and charts. Each talk therapy group lasts 12 weeks, with the women coming together each week for approximately 90 minutes. Each session time varies due to the level of emotion being exhibited by the group members.
The 12 weeks are broken into three phases, each with distinct objectives:
Initial Phase: Group Sessions 1-4 This phase focuses on creating initial bonds between group members and building rapport with one another so women feel comfortable sharing personal information and discussing the reasons for their depression.
Middle Phase: Group Sessions 5-9 This phase ensures that all members are actively engaged and helping each other by making suggestions regarding one another's problems. This is also the phase where important progress is made for members to fully understand all the symptoms and triggers of depression.
Termination Phase: Group Sessions 10-12 This phase focuses on preparing members to end formal sessions. Members are reminded to continually identify their own triggers of depression in the future and what they should do to respond. Individual action plans are created and reviewed.
The StrongMinds model is achieving the same results as academic studies. Women who complete our talk therapy groups not only resolve their current depressive state — they also learn coping strategies to help prevent future depressive episodes.
Roughly 75% of the groups continue to meet after formal sessions conclude. This continual connection allows the women to work through their depression triggers together as they arise. In addition, many groups form Village Saving and Loans Associations, which provide financial stability and allow the women to better provide for their families.
The StrongMinds' model is a unique intervention enriched with role-playing activities, interactive visuals, and charts.
Model at Scale
Group interventions are well suited for the African culture, given the strong presence of groups throughout its society. The StrongMinds talk therapy model is based on a 12-week period of 60-90 minute sessions. StrongMinds' Mental Health Facilitators are not mental health experts, but local professionals who are trained and certified in StrongMinds' psychotherapy model. Every 12 weeks a new cycle of StrongMinds Therapy Groups begin, each Mental Health Facilitator leads 10-12 groups per week, with an average of 12 women per group, treating 300-400 women per year.
In addition, StrongMinds is working to empower women who have successfully completed a StrongMinds Therapy Group to run their own Peer Therapy Group. These women are selected and trained in an adapted StongMinds curriculum to become Peer Facilitators. Volunteers go on to lead their own Peer Therapy Groups within their communities. This model is an extremely low-cost way for StrongMinds to reach potentially millions of depressed African women in the years ahead.
Once fully implemented on a large scale, StrongMinds will significantly impact the depression epidemic in Uganda and Africa because of the building capacity of local women to treat other for depression.
In addition, StrongMinds is scaling by working with large International Non-Government Organizations. In the beginning of 2016, StrongMinds worked with the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to treat female refugees in Uganda. Later in 2016, StrongMinds began working with BRAC-Uganda to treat adolescent girls with depression. By leveraging partnerships, StrongMinds is able to reach more women with depression while making the work of the other organizations more effective because the women are able to function better.
Our effective, efficient and scalable approach is critical.
The goal of StrongMinds' intervention is for the women treated to be Depression Free. Women who qualify for inclusion in our groups are evaluated via the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9), a depression diagnostic tool which contains a series of nine questions used for screening, diagnosing, monitoring and measuring the severity of depression.
The PHQ-9 is administered again immediately following treatment, and again six months later, to determine the success of the intervention. If the woman's evaluation indicates a score under a 5 on PHQ-9 after treatment, we have been successful. Scoring 1-4 is evaluated as Minimal Depression, and in lay terms this means that the individual is not able to be diagnosed with any significant level of depression, and is thus, Depression Free.
Since StrongMinds' talk therapy both reduces current symptoms and prevents future episodes of depression, we remain in contact with the women in order to measure the degree to which our intervention prevents future depressive episodes.
In addition, StrongMinds measures the impact of our intervention on the overall well-being of the women and their families. During our pilot in 2014, we initially measured how the reduction of depressive symptoms impacted these women's lives in such areas as employment status, savings and nutrition. We found strong evidence that reducing depression has a wide-ranging impact for the women and their families. Presently, StrongMinds monitors and evaluates the overall well-being of the women it treats, and their families, on a regular basis to further its understanding of how managing depression for African women impacts them and their families.
StrongMinds uses monitoring and evaluation to ensure that our method is the most effective intervention at treating women with depression and to improve its scalability so we can reach our goal of treating 2 million women with depression by 2025.
Monitoring & Evaluation ensures our method of intervention is effective at ending depression.
Below is the process a typical woman will go through to break the cycle of her depression by joining a StrongMinds Therapy Group to learn skills to manage her current depression and prevent future depressive episodes.
Feeling All Alone
The woman is often isolated in her home, struggling to function and care for her family. StrongMinds is frequently referred by a loved one, clergy member or community partner. Awareness events, such as information sessions, gain the community's understanding and acceptance.
Depression or Just Loneliness
She is screened for clinical depression by a StrongMinds Mental Health Facilitator twice before she is officially diagnosed and welcomed to a group. A one-on-one pre-group assessment discovers more about her unique trigger for depression.
StrongMinds Therapy Group
12 Weeks of StrongMinds Therapy Group
She joins 11-14 other women with depression to discuss their situations and learn from one another. The group is divided into three phases and based on group interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT-G) with additional interactive activities and visuals.
Initial Phase: Group Sessions 1-4
These sessions focus on creating bonds between group members and building rapport with one another so women feel comfortable sharing triggers for their depression.
Middle Phase: Group Sessions 5-9
During these sessions facilitators ensure that all members are actively engaged and helping each other by making suggestions regarding one another's problems. Members begin to understand the symptoms and triggers of depression.
Termination Phase: Group Sessions 10-12
These sessions prepare members to end formal sessions. Members are reminded to continually identify their own triggers of depression in the future and what they should do to respond. Individual action plans are created and reviewed.
Post-Screening
Feeling Hopeful and Capable
The woman is assessed at the conclusion of the StrongMindsTherapy Group to measure changes in her depression symptoms. Over 75% of groups will continue to meet regularly and often pursue their own microenterprise activities.
6 months later: Assessment
A New Outlook on Life
The StrongMinds team returns once more to see how she has progressed. The evaluator once again assesses her mental health and her family's well-being.
Improved Lives
More Self Resilience
For most women, depression symptoms decrease, and their ability to function greatly improves. With the family benefiting from additional income and support, her children are now able to attend school. There are fewer medical visits and more meals for the family.
Peer Facilitator
Group Member to Group Leader
StrongMinds' vision is to treat and improve the lives of 2 million women with depression by 2025. By enabling women who have successfully completed a StrongMinds Therapy Group to be trained to lead their own Peer Therapy Group, the impact multiplies.
US CONTACT INFO:
StrongMinds US
515 Valley Street, Suite 200
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StrongMinds Uganda
Plot 30 Luthuli Rise, Bugolobi
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Q: Ruby one to one and one to many mapping Within a folder, I have the following two text files:
sample_1.txt
# Planned on June 21st 2016
# Proposed by John Take (jfc43t)

auth = crt\jfc43t, crt\cz8jio, crt\czr5o2
perm = jio\uy6y0n, crt\lp8n77, crt\cz8jio
taped = jio\uy6y0n

sample_2.txt
# Planned on June 22nd 2016
# Proposed by rae ball(po09iv)

div = crt\mzrt7r, crt\mzi01r, jio\buy7xd
perm = crt\r9myl7, jio\buy7xd, crt\soi8wh
read = crt\mzrt7r

I want to read these files and print to a log file in the following manner:
out.log
Name crt\cz8jio
Deleted from row id : auth, perm

Name crt\lp8n77
Deleted from row id : perm

Name crt\mzrt7r
Deleted from row id : div, read

I used arrays and map improperly. I also tried hashes, but I'm not sure how to use them in my code.
This is my incomplete code, the best I have tried:
........
...........
  id_files.each do |file_name|
      text = File.read(file_name)
      replace = text.gsub( /#{Regexp.escape(line)}/, '' )#this is for top loop
       unless text == replace
        text.each_line do |li|
          if li.match(/#{Regexp.escape(line)}/) then #line is a variable substitution from top loop
            pool << li.split(" ")[0]
          end

        end
        File.open('E\users.txt', 'a') { |rem|
        rem.puts "Removed from: #{file_name}"
        rem.puts "Removed user : #{line}"
        rem.puts "Removed from row :#{pool.join(' and ')}"
        }
        .....
        ......

A: This works fine for one hard coded file just rewrite it according your needs.
text = File.read('in.log')
result = {}
text.each_line do |line|
  if /\A(?<id>[^=]+) = (?<names>.*)$/ =~ line
    names.split(', ').each do |name|
      result[name] ||= []
      result[name] << id
    end
  end
end

File.open('out.log', 'a') do |f|
  result.each do |key, value|
    f.puts "Name #{key}"
    f.puts "Deleted from row id : #{value.join(', ')}"
    f.puts "\n"
  end
end

Input:
# Planned on June 21st 2016
# Proposed by John Take (jfc43t)

auth = crt\jfc43t, crt\cz8jio, crt\czr5o2
perm = jio\uy6y0n, crt\lp8n77, crt\cz8jio
taped = jio\uy6y0n

Output:
Name crt\jfc43t
Deleted from row id : auth

Name crt\cz8jio
Deleted from row id : auth, perm

Name crt\czr5o2
Deleted from row id : auth

Name jio\uy6y0n
Deleted from row id : perm, taped

Name crt\lp8n77
Deleted from row id : perm

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This comprehensive training course will give you the knowledge and skills necessary to perform a bookkeeper to trial balance function using Pastel Partner.
If you use Pastel and want to improve your skills, or if you have a basic understanding of bookkeeping and want to learn how to apply this knowledge to a computerised system, this course is for you.
This is a four day (30 hour) course.


What is Land Clearing and Dirt Removal?
This is the process necessary to undergo before any construction can take place. When you purchase land for building purposes, you may notice that the area is not leveled, it may look slightly wavy in appearance. It may have bushes, trees, rocks, etc. It's typically ill advised to start construction until you remove all obstacles and clear the land and leveling it.
Land clearing and dirt removal have a purpose, and that is to make the land usable and habitable, and make way for construction and building teams. Other factors that need to be considered are the soil solubility and a soil boring report containing information about the surface texture, surface stone percentage, depth of bedrocks, drainage capability, etc. may also be required to determine if the land is suitable for construction.
Arkansas is considered to be the 29th largest state of United States concerning its land area and is known to be the 32nd populous state. Since the landscape of Arkansas is widely diverse, it requires companies to use various methods for land clearing and dirt removal in Arkansas.
Before we move ahead, discussing different methods for land clearing and dirt removal, we would like to inform you that Arkansas is divided into two types, as far as the site preparation and technical feasibility is concerned. These two classes include Mountains of Arkansas and Lowlands in Arkansas.
As we mentioned earlier, it is a state comprising of massive geographical occupancy consisting of Mountains and land. The mountain range starts from Ozark and ends at Ouachita. The Arkansas valley lies in between. It is quite sensible to understand that clearing a mountainous region is much more tricky than a more flat land area. It requires different techniques and equipment to be used. In addition to heavy-duty machinery, additional human resources are also needed.
As compared to land clearing in mountainous areas, the cost and effort in the more flat land regions in Arkansas is much less. Besides being less expensive it also saves a lot of time consumption as well. However, there do exist some swampy areas of Arkansas and may seem a bit difficult to deal with, but the lowlands in Gulf Coastal Plain are relatively easy for land clearing and dust removal.
Once you have decided to undertake any kind of construction here, you need to hire services of Land clearing and Dirt Removing Companies, such as Ground Zero Construction. They don't only provide you with land clearing and dirt removal solutions, but most of them offer all the other services that are considered necessary for construction purposes.
Excavating serves the purpose of removing dirt, stones, rocks as well as other unwanted materials from the land. The service is used for multiple reasons including building foundations sewer & water lines, ponds & pools, basements, and concrete work. This service typically requires the use of specialized machinery and highly skilled construction teams.
You may need heavy machinery such as hauling and bulldozers to get your land clear enough and ready for construction. The company you will hire for land clearing and dirt removal should offer demolition services as well.
Construction always needs some plan for sewage and drainage systems. These companies do have expert resources including plumbers and equipment to offer you a solution in this regard. Getting all this done by the same company may bring you some discount and reliable, long lasting quality work.
Grading is considered one of the most important tools to control erosion. Once, you have cleared your land and removed all the dirt. You are then required to hire services of an expert to give you the assurance that the surface is leveled and is suitable to start construction. But you do need to research the company offering your land clearing and dirt removal services to ensure they have the experience and proper licensing to do so.
Finally, the most critical factor that you must be very concerned about is building your foundation. The highest quality foundations ensure that your structures will last longer. A properly placed and well planned foundation should not be overlooked throughout this process.
We hope this helps to provide some background and insight into the intricacies of land clearing and excavation as it pertains to the early stages of most construction projects.


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Fiction+Opinion=Fact: David Howard of Crackpot Press
� � pd: So why did you start Crackpot Press (www.crackpotpress.com)? What is Crackpot's mission statement?
� � DH: Our mission statement? Are those important? Our mission is to quit our days job and dedicate ourselves to a life of bigger dancing and louder cocktails. These philosophies are very similar to the religion I started, The Order of the BD&LC, which is now on the back burner, but your tax-free donation is always welcome.
� � Crackpot Press is a forum for writers to explore their boundaries while getting the instant gratification of being published. None of the writers write �On Assignment,� except for Daze Strange. Throughout my life, I have heard writers bitch about �the system� so I just figured we should do it ourselves. The best writing in the world is sitting on a hard drive or in a browning spiral notebook. Let�s get it out there.
� � I read the New Yorker, a magazine that, in general, I enjoy. And there was this fiction piece that was pretentious, arrogant and sucky. I thought to myself:
� � �My stuff is as pretentious, arrogant and sucky as that. I can do that.�
� � If I may be so Zen� �Are you really a writer if no one reads it?� Put it out there. I strongly promote taking big chances. Do something odd. What�s the worst that can happen?
� � You get as many at bats as you want. We still like you. No one hits 1,000 all the time.
� � pd: Crackpot showcases creative non-fiction ("The Guy Down the Hall is About to Snap"), op/ed columns ("A Fistful of Murrow," "Bolgia 11"), interviews ("The She-Wolf of PNAC"), blog spotlights ("Blog Week in Review"), and ongoing press coverage of the AVP (Association of Volleyball Professionals). Is this a reflection of your own personal
interests, or do you feel that these topics offer universal appeal to your readers?
� � DH: All of the writers of Crackpot Press have written on assignment at one time or another. Actors are the same way; Shakespeare in the Park today, �Cab Driver #4� tomorrow. But typing up someone else�s idea of �awesome� isn�t much fun. So with the 6 original crackpots (myself, Mike Miller, Greg Mills, Philip Roufail, Daze Strange and Karen Woodward) and the others that come and go, I just tell them, �Write whatever you want. I trust you." Crackpot Press is what we make it. There are no rules. When you are trying to write to an audience you end up with something not always so great. When you write from your nads; that�s when cool stuff happens. Each one of these writers has their own specific interests and that makes our site appeal to wider audience.
� � For example, I love the AVP. It�s the only bullshit-free sport. The competition is fierce, the athletes are cocktail waitresses, teachers and construction workers in addition to playing. These folks play with nothing but passion and that�s all that really counts, right? I love the sport and as it turns out, so do other people. I wrote about what I liked and people showed up.
� � pd: As an editor, how do you feel about the phrase, "truth is stranger than fiction?" Do you feel this statement is reflected in the material you publish in Crackpot?
� � DH: One of my favorite interviews was by Geraldo Rivera in the late 80�s. He was going to do an in-depth interview with the Editor-in-Chief of the Weekly World News. He was going to expose them as frauds. Mike Wallace shit� blow the lid off of it.
� � The interview went something like this:
� � GERALDO: You have an article about Elvis being seen in a Burger King in Kalamazoo, Michigan�
� � EDITOR: Yes.
� � GERALDO: AH-HA! THERE IS NO BURGER KING IN KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN!
� � EDITOR: Who cares? It�s a good story.
� � Silence� insert favorite fart noise.
� � There is no truth, there is no fiction. 80% of what we say is true, the rest just makes it a better story. It�s all in the presentation. Fiction+Opinion=Fact. Some of the stuff on our site is true, some of it isn�t.. who cares? It�s entertaining. On some of our more �serious� pieces we may play with selective facts� who doesn�t?
� � So truth is strange. Fiction just accents it, makes it better. You can read any great work of fiction� but all the characters are just an extension of the writer�even if they are real people.
� � pd: Blogs seem to be a favorite staple in Crackpot, particularly, "Nude. Fat. Man." Do you think that confessional rhetoric mixed with journalistic reporting, aka "gonzo journalism" is a fad, or the future of historical record, and if so, why?
� � DH: Well Gonzo Journalism was invented like 35 years ago and there has only been one guy who did it right. Gonzo Journalism wasn�t a movement, it was just one guy... like Jesus... anyone else who dabbles in it is a poseur. �Creative Non-Fiction� is a better term for the impersonators, like myself.
� � I don�t think blogs are a fad. It�s going to evolve into something else. There is a law under debate right now that will make a distinction between bloggers and journalists. Bloggers are getting in a twist about it. I think it�s all semantics. The difference between �Journalists� and �Bloggers� is a word. It�s not the same as �Doctor� and �Guy with Ginsu.� Fox News plays with facts and since they are a cable show, they don�t have to be held to the same journalistic standards of NBC or The Los Angeles Times. Bloggers are writers. I think that if the government is going to draw lines on the Internet, they have to draw them everywhere.
� � But I like bloggers, I think it is a valid, uh, �thing� there are some great ones out there; The Humanity Critic, MoxieGrrrl, Karena, Wonkette and, of course, The Crackpot Press blog they�re all good, but there is something about �Nude. Fat. Man." He�s a real water buffalo type. NFMECD is a very honest look into one man�s life. He hasn�t written for us (or anyone) in a while. Last I heard, he had made Scott McNeally (from Sun Micro Systems) his number one enemy. McNeally is this shriveled testicled nerd who has a lot of money and power. He is the �Boss Hogg� of Silicon Valley. So I am thinking that NFMECD is in a very large trunk somewhere or maybe something went down with his Mom. It�s too bad. I miss that Nude. Fat. Man. To answer the question: Blogs are here to stay. It gives everyone a chance to rock the mic.
� � pd: Why did you choose the moniker "crackpot" for your publication?
� � DH: I have always liked that word. It has good hard consonants. The most brilliant people in the world are referred to as crackpots; Edison, Gershwin, Malcolm X, they are all crackpots. Not to be confused with "nutjob." �NutJob� is the foreign exchange student of a �crackpot.� �Nutjobs� are freaky, weirdo self absorbed people like Goebbels, Caligula, Webb, Nader, Bush, these people are simply "nutjobs."
� � Originally it was going to be called �Crackpot Ideas� but that URL was taken. So I was reading some blogs and the term �Crackpot Press� kept coming up.
� � I think it�s much better.
� � pd: What is your biggest challenge as an editor?
� � DH: Let�s not use that word �editor.� I�m a ringleader and the crappy web software just happens to be on my computer. CPP is a team. All of the writers are responsible for their own editing. Then I get to bitch at them when they forget to include pictures. There was some confusion about this at the get go�
� � We�ve worked this out.
� � I am not a grammarian. I write like it�s coming out of my head. I don�t have balloons saying �This is the right place for an absinthe.� I used to have a killer editor, but she broke up with me.
� � In college, I went to a lecture by Frederick Elmes, a cinematographer who did all the cool David Lynch movies. He also did Valley Girl. Someone in the audience stood up and said �How does continuity play into your master plan?�
� � Without hesitation, Frederick said, �Continuity is for pussies.�
� � That�s how I feel about grammar. Who cares, as long as it�s a good story.
� � pd: How does your role as an editor affect your writing?
� � DH: I hate having to reject my own work. Sometimes I have spent hours on something that just isn�t so hot. Not in the unconfident writer �everything I write sucks� kind of way. Fortunately, the band of Crackpot writers have no problem telling me when I blow. Then I move on.
� � But some of the people I have to keep in line. Daze Strange is the Billy Carter of the group. He was hot shit in the 90�s and 80�s, and has some name recognition and used to enjoy relations with Maureen Dowd. We�re not about this� but sometimes you have to tie someone to the whuppin' post. He travels a lot. We don�t like him that much.
� � pd: You've been advocating Wednesday Magazine as a touchstone to promote the Los Angeles literary scene. Why? What are your feelings about the L.A. literary scene as a whole?
� � DH: The L.A. lit scene is really exciting right now. The best part of that are the regular readings that are coming around. It�s getting more popular; I even saw a whole hour dedicated to the �Da Poetry Lounge� on TV the other night. The Wednesday Folks, Pallabrazilla, Redondo Poets, etc., are really making it a better community. There isn�t the kind of friction that one normally sees in �Writer�s Groups.�
� � Also the readings are intensely personal and the surprises you get are amazing. I was at one reading a few years ago and this classy-looking soccer mom type got up and starts talking about her kids. Then her kids found the bracelet she wore while she was in heroin rehab. It was devastating and shocking. Also, I like seeing that these artists becoming more proactive. The Wednesday writers were having quarterly readings, and then someone scratched their head and said �How hard is it to start a magazine?� Volume 2 is on Amazon now.
� � pd: Crackpot is relatively new (it debuted in March, 2005). How are things shaping up so far? What are your future plans for Crackpot?
� � DH: Traffic goes up every month, so we are happy with it. CPP articles have been featured on The Smirking Chimp, Wonkette, Raw Story, as well as other �bigger sites� so that�s always fun. The weird thing about the Internet is that people never tell you when they are going to link to you. Suddenly your numbers just go up and eventually you figure out why.
� � We are developing a publishing arm as well as continuing to expand our base.
� � pd: One last question: Did you ever find out the identity of the Princess Leia from the Los Angeles Star Wars Premiere?
� � DH: In fact, we did. A young man with some stellar (yet harmless) stalking skills came to us and let us know exactly the whereabouts of this young woman; including her recent appearances on TV. She hasn�t contacted me. In fact our photographer tried to to �talk her up a bit� that night and she was a little rude to him. The Princess Leia I am looking for is much more polite than that.
� � David Howard is a theater veteran of over 45 plays in the San Francisco Bay Area. In 1993, he moved to Los Angeles were he worked in development and talent management. David started Crackpot Press in 2005 to give a venue for writers to expand their craft while being published and read regularly. In addition, David is very active with the American Diabetes Association.
copyright 2005 Marie Lecrivain


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University Simmons University
Department Agriculture
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The Animal Care Laboratory Technician will be responsible for fish and rodent care within the Biology department at Simmons University.
Manage tank and cage cleaning;
Conduct weekly water chemistry checks and appropriate decision-making for water remediation;
Conduct health checks for abnormalities and sickness and reporting such findings to the Principle Investigators and the Laboratory Manager;
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Unai Núñez Gestoso, né le  à Sestao, est un footballeur international espagnol évoluant au poste de défenseur central au Celta de Vigo, en prêt de l'Athletic Bilbao.

Biographie

Formation
Natif de Sestao dans le Pays basque espagnol, Unai Núñez est formé au football dans le grand club de la région, l'Athletic Bilbao. Après un parcours junior de huit ans, de 2007 à 2015, il gravit pas à pas les échelons le menant à l'équipe première en jouant au CD Baskonia puis en équipe B de l'Athletic.

Athletic Bilbao
Núñez devient professionnel à l'orée de la saison 2017-2018. Il joue son premier match avec l'Athletic le  à San Mamès, titulaire en défense centrale lors d'un nul 0-0 contre Getafe en Liga. Malgré son jeune âge, il peut compter sur la confiance de José Ángel Ziganda, nouvel entraîneur du club. Núñez enchaîne ainsi les titularisations en championnat, débutant ses trente-trois matchs. Le défenseur inscrit son premier but pour Bilbao le  en ouvrant le score contre le Celta de Vigo (1-1). En parallèle, il découvre la compétition européenne en . Pour son premier match de Ligue Europa, Núñez se fait expulser face à l'Östersunds FK à la suite d'un second carton jaune.

La saison suivante est nettement plus délicate pour l'espoir basque qui perd en temps de jeu. Núñez dispute un total de douze rencontres de Liga et débute sur le banc à vingt-deux reprises.

En équipe nationale
Núñez est sacré champion d'Europe avec l'équipe d'Espagne espoirs en  après la victoire de la Rojita contre l'Allemagne en finale.

Núñez est convoqué par Robert Moreno avec l'équipe d'Espagne en  dans le cadre des éliminatoires de l'Euro 2020. Il honore sa première sélection le  en remplaçant le capitaine Sergio Ramos contre les îles Féroé (4-0).

Statistiques

Statistiques détaillées

Match international

Palmarès
 Vainqueur du Championnat d'Europe espoirs en 2019 avec l'équipe d'Espagne espoirs.
Vainqueur de la Supercoupe d'Espagne en 2021 avec l'Athletic de Bilbao.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance en janvier 1997
Naissance à Portugalete
Footballeur international espagnol
Joueur du CD Baskonia
Joueur du Bilbao Athletic
Joueur de l'Athletic Bilbao
Joueur du Celta de Vigo

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Johnel Washington, Killed in Austin by Trucker, Was 3rd On-Street Bike Fatality of 2017
By John Greenfield
The crash site. Google Street View
A semi truck driver who failed to yield while making a right turn caused the death of 31-year-old cyclist Johnel Washington on July 26 in the Austin neighborhood.
At 12:44 p.m. Washington was biking north on Laramie Avenue approaching Lexington Street, just south of the Eisenhower Expressway, according to a report from the Chicago Police Department provided by the Chicago Department of Transportation. The 44-year-old male truck driver was also traveling northbound and made a right turn onto Lexington.
"The driver stopped mid-turn, but the cyclist could not stop in time, hitting the cab of the truck" the report states. "The cyclist's head hit the pavement."
Washington, who lived on the 1200 block of South Kolin in North Lawndale, was transported to Mount Sinai Hospital in critical condition. He was pronounced dead at 9:57 p.m., according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office. An autopsy determined that he died from his head injuries.
The driver was cited for failure to yield to a cyclist.
Washington was the third person to die while biking on Chicago streets this year, preceded by Jezniah Smith, 34, who was fatally struck on January 11 in Humboldt Park, and Louis Ray Smith, 56, who was struck and killed on June 5 in East Garfield Park. At today's MBAC meeting, CDOT commissioner Rebekah Scheinfeld noted that all three deaths occurred on the West Side and Near West Side in neighborhoods designated as high crash areas by Chicago's Vision Zero plan.
Washington was the first cyclist to be killed by a truck driver in Chicago this year. At least four people riding bikes died in the region 2016 after they were struck by the drivers of trucks and were crushed under the wheels, which helped lead to City Council passing an ordinance requiring side guards and convex mirrors on some large trucks operating within Chicago. CDOT officials noted that side guards likely would not have made a difference in Washington's case because struck the cab of the truck and didn't go under the wheels, but added that safety mirrors might have prevented the crash by reducing the driver's blind spots.
Fatality Tracker: 2017 Chicago pedestrian and bicyclist deaths
Pedestrian: 31
Bicyclist: 3
Note: Streetsblog Chicago's traffic death numbers represent fatal crashes on Chicago streets. The pedestrian count above is based on Chicago Police Department data for January through July released by the Chicago Department of Transportation, plus media reports for August and September. In addition to the on-street bike fatalities, on June 24 a cyclist was riding on a CTA train platform when he fell on the tracks and was fatally struck.
Filed Under: Bicycling, Chicago Policy, Driving, Neighborhoods, Austin, Bike Fatalities, Fatality Tracker, Johnel Washington, Truck Fatalities
Hit-and-Run Driver Killed Darris Washington, 57, After Shooting
Washington was the 32nd pedestrian fatality of 2017.
Driver Charged in the May 17 Vehicular Homicide of Naisha Weems, 28, in Austin
By John Greenfield | Jun 28, 2017
Five days earlier later there had been a nearly identical tragedy in Morgan Park.
Truck Driver Fatally Struck Ligia Acosta, 69, in Logan Square
The senior was the 31st Chicago pedestrian fatality of 2017.
"Human protected bike lane" tonight will honor Carla Aiello, 37, killed by turning trucker
By John Greenfield | Nov 6, 2019
The victim was a least the 5th female or GNC individual on a bike in Chicago killed by a turning trucker since summer 2006.
Jose Velásquez, 16, is the latest bike rider killed by a turning trucker who failed to yield
By John Greenfield | Dec 12, 2021
Yet another young life has tragically been cut short in Chicago by a truck driver who made a right turn without yielding to a person biking.
Right-Turning Dump Truck Driver Fatally Struck Angela Park, 39, in Greektown
By John Greenfield | Aug 9, 2018
This was the fourth fatal Chicago bike crash involving a right-turning trucker within about two years.


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/******************************************************************************

FILE:  resample.h

PURPOSE:  Type definitions and const values

HISTORY:
Version  Date   Programmer       Code  Reason
-------  -----  ---------------  ----  -------------------------------------
         05/00  Rob Burrell
         01/01  John Rishea            Added #defines for char str lengths
         01/01  John Rishea            Standardized formatting
         04/01  Rob Burrell            Small change to Cubic params
         04/01  Rob Burrell            Add ellipse enum types
         04/02  Gail Schmidt           Changed data pointers from floats to
                                       doubles

HARDWARE AND/OR SOFTWARE LIMITATIONS:
    __DJGPP__ is included for DOS

PROJECT:    MODIS Reprojection Tool

NOTES:

******************************************************************************/

#ifndef _RESAMPLE_H_
#define _RESAMPLE_H_

#define RESAMPLER_NAME    "MODIS Reprojection Tool"
#define RESAMPLER_VERSION "v3.1c October 2003"

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

/* target platform-specific stuff */
#define MRT_DOS                 1       /* DJGPP */
#define MRT_WINDOWS             2       /* CYGWIN */
#define MRT_WIN98               3
#define MRT_WINNT               4
#define MRT_LINUX               5
#define MRT_SUN                 6
#define MRT_SOLARIS             7
#define MRT_SGI                 8
#define MRT_IRIX                9

/* #include <endian.h> */
#define MRT_BIG_ENDIAN		4321
#define MRT_LITTLE_ENDIAN	1234

/* character string lengths */
#define SMALL_STRING		256
#define LARGE_STRING		1024
#define HUGE_STRING		4096

#include "error.h"		/* error codes and protos */
#include "cproj.h"              /* gctp projection consts */
#include "datum.h"              /* gctp datum consts */

/* this will stop the inclusion of hdf conflicts in geotiff.c */
#ifndef _TIFF_
#include "hdf.h"
#include "mfhdf.h"
#include "HdfEosDef.h"
#endif

/* Uncomment to produce verbose stdout/stderr */
/* #define MODIS_DEBUG */

/* resample logging defs */
#define ERRORMSG_LOGFILE_OPEN "Unable to open log file"
#define MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH 1024
#define EMPTY_VALUE 0.0f
#define MAX_BUFFER_SIZE 33554432	/* 32 MB */
#define NUM_PROJECTION_PARAMS 15

/* When walking the extent of the spatial subsetting rectangle, we will
   walk in lat/long space.  We will split the lat or long up into this
   many points when looking for the bounding rectangle. */
#define WALK_PTS 50

/* Cubic resampler constants */
/* subpixel steps to include in the kernel weights */
#define SUBPIXEL_STEPS 32
#define DOUBLE_SUBPIXEL_STEPS 32.0

/* This is one more than the number of SUBPIXEL steps
 * since the fractional line number is rounded to the
 * nearest 1/32 subpixel in the resampler.  To avoid
 * having to check for rounding up to the next whole
 * line number, the extra subpixel step is included in
 * the table. */
#define SUBPIXEL_TABLE_ENTRIES (SUBPIXEL_STEPS + 1)

/* normal cubic convolution kernel size */
#define LINES_IN_KERNEL 4
#define TOP_NUM_LINES (LINES_IN_KERNEL - (LINES_IN_KERNEL/2) - 1)
#define SAMPLES_IN_KERNEL 4
#define LEFT_NUM_SAMPLES (SAMPLES_IN_KERNEL - (SAMPLES_IN_KERNEL/2) - 1)
#define KERNEL_SIZE ((LINES_IN_KERNEL) * (SAMPLES_IN_KERNEL))

#define CC_ALPHA -0.5

/* the roundoff is 1/2 the subpixel steps (half-rounding) */
#define ROUND_OFF (1.0/(DOUBLE_SUBPIXEL_STEPS*2.0))

/*---------------
-----------------
 Type definitions
-----------------
-----------------*/

#ifndef FALSE
typedef enum
{
    FALSE, TRUE
}
boolean;

#else
typedef enum
{
    false, true
}
boolean;
#endif

/* Structure holding projection parameters   */
typedef struct
{
    long proj_code;		/* Projection code number                    */
    long units;			/* Projection units code number              */
    long zone_code;		/* Projection zone code (UTM or State Plane) */
    long datum_code;		/* Projection datum code                     */
    double proj_coef[15];	/* 15 projection coefficients                */
}
ProjInfo;

/* how a file has been opened */
typedef enum
{
    BAD_FILE_MODE, FILE_WRITE_MODE, FILE_READ_MODE
}
FileOpenType;

/* type of in/out file */
typedef enum
{
    BAD_FILE_TYPE, RAW_BINARY, HDFEOS, GEOTIFF
}
FileType;

/* type of data read/write */
/* JMW 05/04/01 - no longer used */
/* use HDF DFNT_... types instead (except for BAD_DATA_TYPE value) */
typedef enum
{
    BAD_DATA_TYPE, MRT_ASCII, MRT_INT8, MRT_UINT8,
    MRT_INT16, MRT_UINT16, MRT_INT32, MRT_UINT32,
    MRT_FLOAT32
}
DataType;

/* internal projection types. if these change then make sure to change
   the ProjectionStrings in print_md.c. */
typedef enum
{
    BAD_PROJECTION_TYPE,
    PROJ_AEA, PROJ_ER, PROJ_GEO, PROJ_HAM, PROJ_IGH, PROJ_ISIN, PROJ_LA,
    PROJ_LCC, PROJ_MERC, PROJ_MOL, PROJ_PS, PROJ_SIN, PROJ_TM, PROJ_UTM
}
ProjectionType;

/* parameters in the parameter file (must match the order of HeaderStrings
   in read_prm.c) */
typedef enum
{
    INPUT_FILENAME, SPECTRAL_SUBSET, SPATIAL_SUBSET_TYPE, SPATIAL_SUBSET_UL,
    SPATIAL_SUBSET_LR, OUTPUT_FILENAME, RESAMPLING_TYPE, OUTPUT_PROJ_TYPE,
    OUTPUT_PROJ_PARMS, PIXEL_SIZE, UTM_ZONE, DATUM, NSTRINGS
}
ParamType;

/* internal datum types, lets keep it simple and
 * use the same values as GCTP, Geolib, etc.
 * See datum.txt in the data directory.
 * See sphdz.c in GCTP */
/*#define E_CLARKE66     0
#define E_GRS80        8
#define E_WGS84       12
#define E_STDSPHERE   19
#define E_MODISSPHERE 31
*/
#define E_NAD27 225
#define E_NAD83 219
#define E_WGS66 315
#define E_WGS72 316
#define E_WGS84 317
#define E_NODATUM -1

/* resample methods */
typedef enum
{
    BAD_RESAMPLING_TYPE, NN, BI, CC, NO_RESAMPLE
}
ResamplingType;

/* image corner array positions (double array[??][2] */
typedef enum
{
    UL, UR, LL, LR
}
CornerType;

/* spatial subsetting options */
typedef enum
{
    BAD_SPATIAL_SUBSET_TYPE, INPUT_LAT_LONG, INPUT_LINE_SAMPLE,
    OUTPUT_PROJ_COORDS
}
SpatialSubsetType;

/* read buffer queue element definition */
typedef struct QueueType_tag
{
    struct QueueType_tag *next, *prev;  /* a doubly linked list */
    int row;                            /* row number, faster lookup at the
                                           top */
    double *data;                       /* data buffer */
}
QueueType;

/* read buffer queue definition (queue header) */
typedef struct QueueHdrType_tag
{
    QueueType *first, *last;  /* first and last elements */
    int numbuffers;           /* number of buffers in this queue */
    QueueType **in_cache;     /* pointers to elements,
                               * one for each row in the input file
                               * NULL => row_is_not_in_memory */
}
QueueHdrType;

/* describes the input/output file (band) */
typedef struct FileDescriptor_tag
{
    char *filename;
    FileOpenType fileopentype;   /* opened for reading or writing */
    FileType filetype;           /* hdf, geotiff, raw binary */
    int datatype;                /* float, int, char, etc */
    int datasize;                /* sizeof( float, int, or char ) */
    void *fileptr;               /* HdfEosFD, GeoTIFFFD, or FILE* */
    void *rowbuffer;             /* read/write buffer */
    QueueHdrType queuetop;       /* read buffer
                                    (fileopentype == FILE_READ_MODE) */
    int nrows, ncols;            /* physical dimensions */
    double coord_corners[4][2];  /* projection corner coordinates */
    double pixel_size;           /* size of a pixel in projection coordinates */
    double output_pixel_size;    /* size of an output pixel in projection
                                    coordinates */
    double background_fill;      /* background fill value */
    int bandnum;                 /* current band to read/write */
}
FileDescriptor;

/* tag for an HDF-EOS file descriptor in the FileDescriptor fileptr field */
typedef struct
{
    int fid;			/* file id */
    int gid;			/* current grid id */
    int ngrids;			/* number of grids (1 grid per resolution) */
    char *gridlist;		/* comma-separated list of grid names */
    char *currgrid;		/* current grid name */
    char *fieldlist;		/* comma-separated list of fields in current
                                   grid */
    char *currfield;		/* current field name */
    /* JMW 06/13/01 - rank and dimension info for 3-D/4-D data sets */
    int rank;			/* dimensionality */
    int pos[4];			/* position of YDim, XDim, 3rdDim, 4thDim in
                                   dimension list */
    int dim3, dim4;		/* current slice and cube */
#if 0
    int *ranklist;		/* array of ranks (2-D, 3-D, 4-D ) for each
                                   field in current grid */
    char *dimlist;		/* comma-separated list of dimension names in
                                   current field */
    int *dimsizelist;		/* array of dimension sizes in current field */
#endif
}
HdfEosFD;

/* tag for a GeoTIFF file descriptor in the FileDescriptor fileptr field */
#ifdef _TIFF_
typedef struct
{
    TIFF *tif;			/* TIFF-level descriptor */
    GTIF *gtif;			/* GeoKey-level descriptor */
}
GeoTIFFFD;
#endif

/* BandType struct to describe one image band */
typedef struct
{
    /* band name */
    char *name;

    /* image dimensions */
    int nlines, nsamples;

    /* data types (byte, int, etc.) */
    int input_datatype, output_datatype;

    /* pixel size, in meters */
    double pixel_size;
    double output_pixel_size;

    /* JMW 06/13/01 - rank and dimension info for 3-D/4-D data sets */
    int fieldnum;	/* number of field this slice is in */
    int rank;		/* dimensionality */
    int pos[4];		/* position of YDim, XDim, 3rdDim, 4thDim in dimension
                           list */

    /* store SDS attributes:
     * valid range, background fill value, scale factor, offset
     *
     * could use void pointers to handle different data types,
     * but all float math anyway, so just use doubles
     */
    double min_value, max_value, background_fill;
    double scale_factor, offset;

    /* has band been selected for processing? */
    int selected;
}
BandType;

/* Output file information for raw binary headers */
typedef struct
{
    int nlines;            /* number of rows for this file */
    int nsamples;          /* number of cols for this file */
    double pixel_size;     /* pixel size in projection space */
    int nbands;            /* number of bands for this file */
}
OutFileType;

/* ModisDescriptor struct */
typedef struct
{
    /* various filenames */
    char *parameter_filename, *input_filename, *output_filename;

    /* input grid (Vgroup) name */
    char input_gridname[LARGE_STRING];

    /* file types (raw binary, HDF-EOS, GeoTiff) */
    FileType input_filetype, output_filetype;

    /* number of bands in input image */
    int nbands;

    /* array[nbands] of info about each input band */
    BandType *bandinfo;

    /* input image size (raster corner points - lat/long in decimal degrees
       in input space) */
    double input_image_extent[4][2];

    /* input bounding rectangle in degrees (input space) */
    double north_bound;
    double south_bound;
    double east_bound;
    double west_bound;

    /* were the bounding rectangle coordinates used? */
    int use_bound;

    /* original projection corner coordinates, in the case of this being an
       ISIN bounding tile */
    double orig_coord_corners[4][2];

    /* was type of subsetting is being specified? */
    SpatialSubsetType spatial_subset_type;

    /* input spatial subset corner points (UL, UR, LL, LR in lat/long in
       input space) */
    double ll_spac_sub_gring_corners[4][2];

    /* input spatial subset corner points (UL, UR, LL, LR in x/y in input
       space) */
    double proj_spac_sub_gring_corners[4][2];

    /* highest rez input spatial subset corner points (UL, UR, LL, LR in
       row/col) */
    int input_corner_points[4][2];

    /* output image size (raster corners in lat/lon in output space) */
    double ll_extents_corners[4][2];

    /* output image size (corners x/y in output projection units) */
    double proj_extents_corners[4][2];

    /* coordinate system origin: UL, UR, LL, LR */
    CornerType coord_origin;

    /* projection types (ISIN, GEO, UTM, etc.) */
    ProjectionType input_projection_type, output_projection_type;

    /* resampling type (NN, BI, CC) */
    ResamplingType resampling_type;

    /* array of 15 projection parameters */
    double input_projection_parameters[15];
    double output_projection_parameters[15];

    /* datum codes (NAD27, NAD83, WGS66, WGS72, WGS84, NODATUM) */
    int input_datum_code, output_datum_code;

    /* UTM zone codes */
    int input_zone_code, output_zone_code;

    /* projection info structures for Geolib */
    ProjInfo *in_projection_info, *out_projection_info;

    /* file information for handling raw binary and GeoTIFF outputs */
    OutFileType *output_file_info;

    /* I'm going to insist that the output units be global, don't
     * want to have to worry about setting different units for
     * different bands */
    int output_units;

    /* the number of output files (raw binary and GeoTIFF) */
    int nfiles_out;

    /* command-line argument switches */
    int aswitch;  /* spatial subset type */
    int iswitch;  /* input filename */
    int jswitch;  /* output projection parameters */
    int lswitch;  /* spatial subsetting (both UL and LR) */
    int oswitch;  /* output filename */
    int rswitch;  /* resampling type */
    int sswitch;  /* spectral subsetting */
    int tswitch;  /* output projection type */
    int uswitch;  /* output UTM zone */
    int xswitch;  /* output pixel size */

    /* specify that a parameter was present either on the
       command line or in the parameter file. note that the
       specific parameters line up with the ParamType order */
    int ParamsPresent[NSTRINGS];
}
ModisDescriptor;

/*****************************************************************************/

#include "loc_prot.h"           /* local prototypes */

#endif /* _RESAMPLE_H_ */

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It's time for another commentary episode! A lot of things have happened over the last few episodes of play, keeping the players on edge. They discuss how the character behave in a way that they normally wouldn't. He wonders if the magic had something to do with it.
Jordan talks about how he used a piece of art to inspire his note-taking for this session. Johnny wants to increase Jorus's magic. Aaron wishes that Benedict had been in the catacombs. The players note how much their characters are out of their element.


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All Hallows': Edith Wharton tells the story of her cousin Sara Clayburn who, following the death of her husband Jim, comes into possession of the house known as Whitegates. People expect her to move away to New York or Boston, but she doesn't want to live in a 'bird-cage flat' in Lexington Avenue, preferring her Colonial roots in the great house overlooking the Connecticut River, five miles from Norrington.
It's a large house but she isn't alone; she has her servants for company. Coming home one November day she meets a woman she doesn't recognise, obviously going to the house. The woman tells her that she's going to see 'one of the girls'. A little further on her walk, Sara slips on a frozen puddle and turns her ankle and lies helpless until she's found by the servants and brought back to the house.
Dr Selgrove advises her that her ankle is probably broken, but possibly she might not need a plaster if she keeps her leg perfectly still. Frustrated by the enforced inactivity she makes a poor patient but is made comfortable by her maid Agnes.
She is woken by pain in the small hours and when her servants don't answer the ringing of her bell finally rises from bed and makes her way painfully out into the house.
But no-one answers her call, and the electric seems to be cut off. The phone doesn't work. Painfully on her broken ankle she descends into the house, looking, looking.
The spell of isolation is almost palpable in this story. Silence manifests like another character in the story.
The final explanation of the silent and deserted house, like a Marie Celeste in the snow, strikes me as unimportant. There are stories where the author conjures a spell where the reader is transfixed and content to enjoy the world presented to him, and this story seems one of these.
First published about 1909, I found this story in 65 Great Tales of the Supernatural edited by Mary Danby 1979.


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Rua Augusto Rosa, nº 39, 4000-098 Porto
www.guava.shoes
When she began her studies in Fashion/Apparel Design, Inês Caleiro designed jewellery, bags and hats with the same passion and intensity with which she designed shoes. In 2006, however, her tutor encouraged her to accept the challenge to design a shoe collection as a final course project – a decision that would forever change her life. Not only because, that very year, she was presented with the Best Student Award by the London College of Fashion, but also, and most importantly, because the recognition her talent gathered got her an invitation to work at the iconic Jimmy Choo – an experience that made it possible for her to learn about everything that makes a great brand.
In 2011, wanting to explore the market with creative freedom, she returned to Portugal and created her own brand, which she named after her favourite fruit. Guava - as a synonym for something rare and unique, just like her irresistible architectural shoes with geometric lines. Production takes place in São João da Madeira, Portugal, but Guava's main consumers are to be found in the USA and the UK: women who are passionate about art, design and architecture, women who are on trend but also on the look for distinctive products. For now, Inês Caleiro's shoes can be bought online, but they will soon be available at the brand's showroom at the District Offices and Lifestyle, in Porto.
shoes design
Inês Caleiro
District Offices and Lifestyle
London College of Fashion


What is the vsepr model for CHCl3?
##CHCl_3## would have an ##AX_4## designation. This would make its shape tetrahedral. It's just like ##CH_4## but with Cl atoms replacing three of the hydrogens.
The molecule has a central carbon. There would be a single covalent bond to three chlorine atoms and a single bond to the one hydrogen atom.
VESPR stands for valence shell electron pair repulsion. This theory basically says that and non-bonding electron pairs of the central atom in a molecule will repel (push away from) each other in three dimensional space and this gives the molecules their shape.
Q: What would be the product of 1-bromopropane with Mg in diethyl ether??
Q: Explain Back Bonding in B2H6. Is it a 3 center bond?
Q: What is the oxidation number of ##C_2O_4^(2-)##?
Q: I don't understand the concept of hydrates; A 2.78g sample of hydrated FeSO4 was heated to remove all the water of the hydration. The mass of the anhydrous FeSO4 was 1.52g. Calculate the number of water molecules associated with each unit of FeSO4?
Q: What does percent composition mean?
Q: How do polyatomic ions bond?


Just got back from New York where I have honor of photographing golden ladies in New York City Salon, Federico's! Amazing and can't wait to share the photos soon.
So happy to be sharing Debbie Johnson's words and my photographs with everyone.
Bonus for me – I had the chance to photograph Autumn on the east coast… what a dream! Will post some photos soon. I am in computer limbo at the moment as I await my new knight in shining armour — my computer finally threw in the towel and it is time for a new computer, an essential part of my work!
I look forward to sharing some beautiful images with you. For now, wishing you an Autumn filled with beautiful joy and color!!


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Q: Date Column Validation - Must be 10th of Next Month I am having trouble setting up my Column Validation formula on a list.  I need to restrict the field to only be the 10th of any given month.
I found the below answer, but I don't want it to be the 10th day of the month excluding weekends, I need the date to be the 10th.

You'll have to build it in pieces - will take a bit of experimentation
  but
First build the date of the 10th.
Date(year, month, 10) - not sure what your date field you are building
  off off, but if you built it off of the created date it would look
  something like
Date(Year([Created]), Month([Created]), 10)
Then you'd have to test to see if that was a weekend, and subtract 1
  day if it was a Saturday, or 2 if it was a sunday.
I haven't tested this, but something along these lines. weekday 6 is
  Saturday, weekday 0 is sunday
Where I have an X, replace that with  Date(Year([Created]),
  Month([Created]), 10)
=IF(WEEKDAY(X) = 6, X-1, if(WEEKDAY(X) = 0, X-2,X ) )
  https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/c13b8150-2fff-4eb5-846b-888c392f89b8/set-deadline-date-as-10th-day-of-every-month-excluding-weekends?forum=sharepointgeneralprevious

I've been trying to imitate the formula, but am getting syntax errors:
=IF(Date([Effective Date])=Date(Year([Effective Date]),Month([Effective Date]),10))

A: You can use below formula
=IF(Day(DateField)=10, true, false)

A: It may be that you are overcomplicating your formula. This formula works to return a date set to the 10th of the month for the field/column date for a new field/column:
=DATE(YEAR([Date]),MONTH([Date]),10)

I'm assuming that you are happy with creating a calculated column which you then intend to use later. If you want to reset the value of the date column itself, you can do this with a workflow (there are some other options involving code).
What I have found helpful is to add a year field and a month field (and even a year-month field) and then sort/group/filter views with those. This would have the advantage that if the business workflow ever changed from the 10th to the 15th, filters based on the month would remain unchanged.
If you want to have a more complicated formula, for instance checking to see if the date field exists, you can certainly re-do the formula (can't edit it very easily once the fields have been added). When first starting out with SharePoint field formulas I like trying them our in Excel, as the error messages are better, and the formulas are very similar. Here is a link to Microsoft's examples of common SharePoint calculated field formulas: https://support.office.com/en-US/article/Examples-of-common-formulas-in-SharePoint-Lists-D81F5F21-2B4E-45CE-B170-BF7EBF6988B3


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Pilar Campos (Mexico)
Documentary photographer graduated from the Bachelor of Visual Arts (Autonomous University of the State of Morelos, 2005 – 2009), whose work focuses on the revision of the aesthetic links between the historical, sociological and cultural elements that permeate a certain reality and that, in that sense, they essentially define both the generation of fixed documentary images, and the contextual relationships of our advancements as as society. Her work has been recognized not only by the top cultural government agencies in Mexico, but her passion has drive her to be positioned awarded as one of the top wedding photographers in her native country.
For more than 13 years, Pilar has collaborated constantly in the development of local communities with artistic visual projects, that where published national and international media, since 2008. She has also developed public image campaigns and constantly collaborates with artists from different disciplines in the visual documentation of his work. Pilar is the Founder and Executive Director of the Pilar Campos Documentary & Photo Studio firm, for more than 10 years. She has been awarded the "Aservo Historico" INBA Mexican Revolution and "Young Creation Found" FONCA 2010.
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