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https://www.aish.com/tp/pak/fp/Seeing-Our-Special-Gifts.html
Seeing Our Special Gifts
Vayechi (Genesis 47:28-50:26)
A story for the entire family.
Everyone is different. But each person, in his or her own special way, has something valuable to add to the world. Our job is to try to see it. In this week's Torah portion, we learn how Jacob who -- as he was about the leave this world -- called his sons together and gave each of them a blessing. He saw clearly each son's special traits and told them what he thought they needed to hear to make the best of themselves. When we try to see what's special about others it helps them to see it too.
In our story, a coach gives his team a lesson in how to appreciate each person's special gifts.
"MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS"
The Sun Valley Day School Rangers had a miracle season.
At the outset, nobody had expected the school basketball team to come in any better than third place, but they surprised everyone and made it to the State Championships where they were runners up.
To show their support for their returning heroes, the school staged an end-of-the year victory banquet for all the students and their families.
Marc Sherman, one of the team members felt excited and anxious as he and his brother Joe sat in the back seat of their parents' car on the way to the banquet.
"What are you so nervous about?" joked his younger brother. "You'd think you were on your way to a play-off game instead of a party."
Marc smiled tensely. "You don't understand. Coach Adelman is giving out the Most Valuable Player award tonight. And only one of us is going to win. I really tried hard this year and wonder if coach noticed and decides to give me the prize."
Just then the Sherman's station wagon turned into the school parking lot. Normally empty at this hour, the lot was almost full, as Ranger supporters packed in to honor the team's great season.
Inside, the atmosphere was festive. The school auditorium had, through the efforts of the booster committee, been converted into a stunning banquet hall. Red white and blue streamers cascaded from the rafters, and a huge "Way To Go - Rangers!" banner hung down behind the stage where the team members and their coach sat along a dais in rented tuxedoes.
A tasty dinner was served and the school band kept the mood lively with a medley of popular favorites. The team members were smiling and chatting nervously among themselves.
Soon though, the room became silent as Coach Adelman stood up and walked to the podium at the center of the stage. It was time to present the awards.
All eyes were turned to the coach. The short, stocky man squinted into the spotlight and looked a bit uncomfortable in his slightly too-tight tuxedo. He was obviously the kind of man who was more at home with a coach's whistle around his neck than a microphone.
"Er ... ladies and gentlemen..." he began gingerly. "I'd like to thank you all for coming this evening and for all the support you've given us this season." Applause. He went on. "As a man of few words, I'd like to move right on to the Most Valuable Player presentation."
The audience looked on as Coach Adelman reached into a large box which had been placed by his podium and pulled out a gleaming silver trophy. In his straightforward way the coach said, "I'd like to call upon a young man who really made this team come alive."
Marc and the other players held their breath and sat at the edge of their seats. "Would ... Jonathan, who led the team in scoring and rebounds please step up and receive his award!"
The audience burst out in applause as the tall lanky boy, looking both thrilled and slightly embarrassed, walked up to center stage and claimed his prize. As he returned to the dais Marc shook the boy's hand, trying his best to hide his disappointment. But after the applause died down, the coach surprised everybody as he reached yet again into the box, pulling out an identical trophy. Smiling, he said, "I'd also like to call upon Marc who was the team's most hard-working player to come and get his award."
The surprised audience quickly recovered and gave the second "MVP" a hearty round of applause.
But then the scene repeated itself as the coach pulled out trophy after trophy! He presented one to "Fred the most unselfish player," and one to "Alex, the player with the most team spirit," and on and on until every boy on the team had been given an award.
Even Larry, the "bench warmer," a clumsy boy who had hardly played the whole season got a trophy as "the most uncomplaining team member."
The boys on the dais were giving each other "high-fives" as the coach grabbed the microphone and said, "What can I say folks? To me they were all valuable players. Each boy in his own special way helped this team to have the kind of season it did."Everyone got up and gave the coach and the team a standing ovation. The band played a closing tune as the auditorium cleared out. The boys from the team ran to their parents excitedly showing them their trophies.
As Coach Adelman stepped down off of the stage he almost bumped into a boy who was waiting for him. "Hi Marc, what is it?" he asked with a smile.
Proudly holding his trophy, the boy beamed and said, "Coach, I just wanted to thank you for noticing me, and all of us guys. You made this into a night none of us will ever forget."
Q. How did Marc feel when he was waiting to see who the coach would choose for the MVP award?
A. He felt anxious and hoped that the coach would pick him.
Q. How did he feel after the coach gave out trophies to all of the boys?
A. He was really happy and felt like the coach had noticed all the good things that each of them had done.
Q. Had the coach only awarded a trophy to one of the players, how would have the other boys felt?
A. While everyone would have probably felt happy for their friend who had won, they might have also not have felt as good about themselves. They might have concluded that their contributions to the team weren't so valuable. Perhaps they might have been jealous of the boy who won. But when the coach gave each of them a prize they could all feel good about themselves, each other and the team as a whole.
Q. What positive effects could it have on people when we try to recognize and point out to them their special good qualities?
A. Besides simply making them feel good, which is a big thing, we also help them to see good things about themselves that they might not have even known about. This will also motivate them to develop these and other good qualities and grow into a better and better people.
Q. How can a person come to recognize and develop his or her own special good qualities?
A. Everybody has certain things that they are drawn to time and time again. One person likes helping out other people a lot. Somebody else just loves to learn about new things. Another person might have a knack to get others to laugh. Our special abilities give us a clue as to where we can excel. After that, it's up to us to develop ourselves and use our God-given gifts for good and valuable purposes. For instance, someone who has a gift to make people laugh could choose to use it to help cheer up sick people, etc.
Q. What do you think is one of your special qualities?
Q. In our story, we refer to the "Most Valuable Player." Is it ever appropriate to judge one person as more "valuable" than someone else? Why or why not?
A. This depends upon our perspective. In the sense what someone does makes his actions more valuable than another's. For instance, someone who dedicates himself to saving lives is certainly doing something more valuable than one who dedicates himself to collecting bottle-caps. However, in terms of who a person is, we can't deem any person more valuable than another. Every person is a creation of God with infinite value. Every one of us has our own strengths and weaknesses and tasks we are meant too accomplish. The world is like a giant jigsaw puzzle. If even one piece (that is, one person) were missing, it would be incomplete. Each individual is an equally valuable and necessary part of God's plan.
Q. In your opinion, is competition something which is beneficial or harmful? Why?
A. It depends. Certainly, competition has the potential to bring out "the best" in us, spurring us on to levels of greatness we wouldn't otherwise reach. Our sages encourage a type of competition among Torah scholars just for that purpose. However, one must be careful to draw the line and ensure that we don't allow the competition to become too personal. There is a danger, when we become too competitive that we might want to put down those we compete against or start to feel "superior" to others. Also, it's important to ask ourselves what are we competing for. If the goal of the competition is really worthwhile, competition can be a powerful tool.
Q. Are you involved in a competitive situation right now? If so, how is affecting you?


In Neo-Pagan practice, the "element" of fire is associated with the south, summer, inspiration, creativity, intuition, and spirit.
share the passion of the sun.
cooks our food & heats our homes.
blazing desert, will to grow.
South we ask you: be here now.
Fire my heart, burn bright!
Spark of the solar fire!
An answering heat rises, unbearable delight!
The flames sing, consume us!
Powers of the South, send forth your flame.
Keep us brave through our rite!


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Q: Inequalities with logarithms and limits For my analysis homework, I am to show that $\lim_{n \to \infty} \frac{3^n}{n!} = 0$ using the epsilon definition. My approach is to invoke the squeeze theorem and show that the above sequence is less than $\frac{3^n}{4^n} \forall \hspace{1mm}n\ge 9$; this I can prove via induction. That is, I want to construct the necessary $N$ from $\left(\frac{3}{4}\right)^n < \epsilon$; and so, $n > \log_{\frac{3}{4}}\epsilon$. My question is, why does the inequality switch after I take the logarithm of both sides? Or does it switch at all?

A: Since the $\ln$ function is monotonically increasing then
$$\left(\frac34\right)^n<\epsilon\iff n\underbrace{\ln\left(\frac34\right)}_{<0}<\ln(\epsilon)\iff n>\frac{\ln(\epsilon)}{\ln\left(\frac34\right)}=\log_{\frac34}(\epsilon)$$

A: The inequality "switches" (from $<$ to $>$) because you have to effectively divide by a negative number. This is a law of the inequality sign.

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Jan. 19, 2022, midnight N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 33.0 ppb (31) N/A N/A 3.1 μg/m3 (13) 31.0
Jan. 18, 2022, 11 p.m. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 33.0 ppb (31) N/A N/A 3.5 μg/m3 (15) 31.0
Jan. 18, 2022, 9 p.m. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 34.0 ppb (32) N/A N/A 3.7 μg/m3 (16) 32.0
Jan. 18, 2022, noon N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 32.0 ppb (30) N/A N/A 2.2 μg/m3 (10) 30.0
Jan. 18, 2022, 11 a.m. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 33.0 ppb (31) N/A N/A 2.3 μg/m3 (10) 31.0
Jan. 17, 2022, 10 p.m. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 36.0 ppb (34) N/A N/A 1.3 μg/m3 (6) 34.0
Jan. 17, 2022, 9 p.m. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 32.0 ppb (30) N/A N/A 1.3 μg/m3 (6) 30.0
Jan. 17, 2022, 7 p.m. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 18.0 ppb (17) N/A N/A 15.8 μg/m3 (59) 59.0
Jan. 16, 2022, 11 a.m. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 41.0 ppb (38) N/A N/A 1.8 μg/m3 (8) 38.0
Jan. 16, 2022, 10 a.m. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1.6 μg/m3 (7) 7.0
Jan. 16, 2022, midnight N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 44.0 ppb (41) N/A N/A 1.0 μg/m3 (5) 41.0
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This rare immigrant was unknown in Britain until 1958 when three appeared in late May as part of a larger influx into Europe.
Thereafter, singles were recorded in 1992 and 1999. In May/June 2006 there was an unprecedented influx which more than doubled the number of previous records. Some of these undoubtedly laid eggs resulting in fresh, locally bred individuals appearing in some parts.
The species occurs abroad in Europe eastwards as well as the Canary Islands and feeds on a range of cultivated and wild plants.


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Q: How to add an arrow between two edges in a graph? How to make this type of diagram? I'm using tkz-graph, but I can't find a way to add this vertical arrow.

A: Here is a quick solution using tikz.

\documentclass{standalone}
    \usepackage{tikz}
\begin{document}
    \begin{tikzpicture}
        \node (A) at (0,0) {$\bullet$};
        \node (B) at (3,0) {$\bullet$};
        \draw [->, bend right] (B) to node [auto, swap] {$1_\bullet$} (A) ;
        \draw [->, bend left] (B) to node [auto] {$t(h)$} (A) ;
        \path (B) to node {$\Downarrow h$} (A);
    \end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}


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BBC 6 Music 'could be revived as BBC Radio 2 Extra'
A digital radio station that the BBC announced would be dropped to save money could be revived under a different name.
11 April 2010 • 5:00pm
BBC 6 Music, which costs £6m a year to run and has a weekly audience of 695,000 listeners, was one of the victims of a cost-cutting exercise announced in February.
But two months on corporation insiders have suggested it will be re-branded as Radio 2 Extra and will feature many of the same DJs and much of the same playlist as it does now.
A BBC spokesman said the idea that 6 Music might be re-branded was "speculation".
The apparent change of heart follows an outcry from both listeners and a number of musicians, among them David Bowie and Lily Allen.
A public consultation into the planned closure of 6 Music is scheduled to run until the end of next month.
The BBC Trust, the corporation's watchdog, regards the station as "distinctive and well liked", and Sir Michael Lyons, the trust's chairman, has suggested he might ask Mark Thompson, the director-general, to save the service if there was a strong backlash against taking it off air.
One Facebook group set up to keep 6 Music on air has more than 78,000 members, while 1,000 fans demonstrated outside Broadcasting House last month. The British Phonographic Industry has also protested at the closure, claiming it will block a much needed outlet for new bands.
The head of Absolute Radio, a commercial rival formerly known as Virgin Radio, has said that he would be prepared to take over 6 Music from the BBC and run it more efficiently.
Speculation about a reprieve has come a week after the station was nominated for seven Sony awards, the Oscars of the radio industry.
Lauren Laverne, its star presenter, received two nominations, while Jarvis Cocker, the former frontman of Pulp, was nominated in the "rising star" category for his 6 Music show.
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Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath waves goodbye before boarding her bus as she leaves a campaign stop in Brampton, Ont., on Saturday.
In early May, as polls showed Ontario voters shifting to the NDP, the Tory and Liberal campaigns turned to attacking them, a Global News analysis shows.
The shift happened in the second week of May, when the NDP, which had spent all year in third place, tied the Liberals on May 8 and broke past 30 per cent on May 15.
The NDP seemed to be making its gains at the expense of both rival parties, and they were quick to react.
The Liberals, who had been more or less ignoring the NDP, issued their first press release attacking them — "NDP Candidate Advocates for a 15% Across the Board Cut in Teacher's Pay" — on May 10.
Press releases targeting both rivals fell abruptly, starting in the last week of May, in the days leading up to party leader Kathleen Wynne's unusual admission that she expected to lose the election.
The PCs, for their part, start focusing on the NDP at about the same time that the Liberals did. They issued their first release attacking the NDP — "Andrea Horwath Hiding Real Agenda to Destroy Jobs in the North" — the next day, on May 11.
Unlike the Liberals, though, they've kept up the pressure.
Until then in the campaign, the PCs had mentioned the NDP twice just in passing, and the Liberals mentioned them only once.
The NDP started campaigning against its rivals more as the polls looked more and more encouraging. They are now more or less ignoring the Liberals and attacking the PCs.
Starting in early May, the Ontario Proud Facebook page started to publish posts targeting the NDP. Ontario Proud — a conservative site separate from the PC campaign which has 369,000 followers — had traditionally stuck to a steady diet of negative social media memes targeting Kathleen Wynne.
It was a change of tactics: For all of 2018 before May 10, 16 posts on Ontario Proud mention the NDP, or just over one a week. Since May 10, there have been 90, or nearly four per day.
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Long commutes ruining your day? How do the parties' transit plans stack up?


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package core

import (
	"github.com/rdrdr/hamcrest/base"
	"github.com/rdrdr/hamcrest/asserter"
	"fmt"
	"reflect"
	"testing"
)

var Matched = base.Matched()
var DidNotMatch = base.DidNotMatch()

type Stringer interface { String() string }

var uninitialized struct {
	_pointer *bool
	_func func()
	_slice []int
	_chan chan int
	_map map[int]bool
	_interface interface{}
}

func checkMatcherIsMatchingOnNils(t *testing.T, matcher *base.Matcher) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(nil), Matched.Comment("nil"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._pointer), Matched.Comment("uninitialized pointer"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._func), Matched.Comment("uninitialized func"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._slice), Matched.Comment("uninitialized slice"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._chan), Matched.Comment("uninitialized chan"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._map), Matched.Comment("uninitialized map"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._interface), Matched.Comment("uninitialized interface"))
}

func checkMatcherIsNonMatchingOnNils(t *testing.T, matcher *base.Matcher) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(nil), DidNotMatch.Comment("nil"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._pointer), DidNotMatch.Comment("uninitialized pointer"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._func), DidNotMatch.Comment("uninitialized func"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._slice), DidNotMatch.Comment("uninitialized slice"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._chan), DidNotMatch.Comment("uninitialized chan"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._map), DidNotMatch.Comment("uninitialized map"))
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(uninitialized._interface), DidNotMatch.Comment("uninitialized interface"))
}

var sampleValues []interface{}
func init() {
	sampleValues = []interface{}{
		true,
		false,
		int(42), int8(42), int16(42), int32(42), int64(42),
		uint(42), uint8(42), uint16(42), uint32(42), uint64(42),
		float32(42), float64(42),
		complex(42,42), complex64(42), complex128(42),
		"42",
		struct {Field int} {Field:42},
		&struct {Field int} {Field:42},
		reflect.Typeof(struct {Field int} {Field:42}),
		make(chan int, 42),
		func() int { return 42 },
		map[string]int{ "forty":40, "two":2, "forty-two":42 },
		[]int{40, 41, 42},
		[...]int{40, 41, 42},
		[42]int{2:40, 40:2},
		nil,
		uninitialized,
		uninitialized._chan,
		uninitialized._func,
		uninitialized._interface,
		uninitialized._map,
		uninitialized._pointer,
		uninitialized._slice,
	}
}

func logSamples(t *testing.T, matcher *base.Matcher) {
	t.Logf("Sample results for: %v\n", matcher)
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	for index, value := range sampleValues {
		t.Logf("Sample #%v: %T[value: %v]\n", index+1, value, value)
		we.LogResult(matcher.Match(value))
	}
}

// Check Matchers
func TestAnything(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	matcher := Anything()
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(true), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(false), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match("foo"), Matched)
	checkMatcherIsMatchingOnNils(t, matcher)
	logSamples(t, matcher)
}

func Test_True(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	matcher := True()
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(true), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(false), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match("true"), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(1), DidNotMatch)
	checkMatcherIsNonMatchingOnNils(t, matcher)
	logSamples(t, matcher)
}

func Test_False(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	matcher := False()
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(true), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(false), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match("false"), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(0), DidNotMatch)
	checkMatcherIsNonMatchingOnNils(t, matcher)
	logSamples(t, matcher)
}

func Test_Not(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	matcher := Not(True())
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(true), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(false), Matched)
	logSamples(t, matcher)
}

func Test_Is(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	matcher := Is(True())
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(true), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(false), DidNotMatch)
	logSamples(t, matcher)
}

func Test_Nil(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	matcher := Nil()
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(false), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(0), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match("nil"), DidNotMatch)
	checkMatcherIsMatchingOnNils(t, matcher)
	logSamples(t, matcher)
}

func Test_NonNil(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	matcher := NonNil()
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(false), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(0), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(matcher.Match("nil"), Matched)
	checkMatcherIsNonMatchingOnNils(t, matcher)
	logSamples(t, matcher)
}

type _DeepEqualType struct { x int }
func Test_DeepEqualTo(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	data := []interface{} {
		nil, true, false,
		int(42), uint(42), float64(42), complex128(42),
		struct { x int } { x: 42 },
		struct { x int } { x: 42 },
		&struct { x int } { x: 42 },
		struct { y int } { y: 42 },
		_DeepEqualType { x: 42 },
		&_DeepEqualType { x: 42 },
		[]int { 42 },
		[]int { 42 },
		map[int]int{ 42: 42 },
		map[int]int{ 42: 42 },
		make(chan int, 42),
		make(chan int, 42),
	}
	for _, x := range data {
		matcher := DeepEqualTo(x)
		for _, y := range data {
			message := fmt.Sprintf("%T[%v] and %T[%v]", x, x, y, y)
			if reflect.DeepEqual(x, y) {
				we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(y), Matched.Comment(message))
			} else {
				we.CheckThat(matcher.Match(y), DidNotMatch.Comment(message))
			}
		}
	}
	logSamples(t, DeepEqualTo(42))
}

func Test_AllOf(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	yes, no := Anything(), Not(Anything())
	calledSnoop := false
	snoop := base.NewMatcherf(func(v interface{}) *base.Result {
			calledSnoop = true
			return base.NewResultf(false, "snooped!")
		}, "Snoop")

	we.CheckThat(AllOf(yes, yes, yes).Match(0), Matched.Comment("all matched"))
	we.CheckThat(AllOf(yes, yes, no).Match(0), DidNotMatch.Comment("not all matched"))
	we.CheckThat(AllOf(yes).Match(0), Matched.Comment("can pass one matcher"))
	we.CheckThat(AllOf(no).Match(0), DidNotMatch.Comment("can fail one matcher"))
	we.CheckThat(AllOf(yes, no, snoop).Match(0), DidNotMatch.Comment("can short-circuit"))
	we.CheckFalse(calledSnoop, "AllOf should short-circuit on first non-match")
	logSamples(t, AllOf(Not(True()), NonNil(), EqualTo(42)))
}

func Test_AnyOf(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	yes, no := Anything(), Not(Anything())
	calledSnoop := false
	snoop := base.NewMatcherf(func(v interface{}) *base.Result {
			calledSnoop = true
			return base.NewResultf(false, "snooped!")
		}, "Snoop")
	we.CheckThat(AnyOf(no, no, no).Match(0), DidNotMatch.Comment("none matched"))
	we.CheckThat(AnyOf(no, no, yes).Match(0), Matched.Comment("one matched"))
	we.CheckThat(AnyOf(yes).Match(0), Matched.Comment("can pass one matcher"))
	we.CheckThat(AnyOf(no).Match(0), DidNotMatch.Comment("can fail one matcher"))
	we.CheckThat(AnyOf(no, yes, snoop).Match(0), Matched.Comment("can short-circuit"))
	we.CheckFalse(calledSnoop, "AnyOf should short-circuit on first match")
	logSamples(t, AnyOf(True(), Nil(), EqualTo(42)))
}

func Test_Applying_onFunction_FromType_ToType(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	IsEven := Applying(func(n int) bool { return n&1 == 0 }, "IsEven")
	ToLength := Applying(func(s string) int { return len(s) }, "ToLength")
	ToString := Applying(func(i int) string { return fmt.Sprint(i) }, "ToString")

	ValueIsEven := IsEven(Is(True()))
	LengthIsEven := ToString(ToLength(ValueIsEven))

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(123), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(123), DidNotMatch)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(1234), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(1234), Matched)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(124), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(124), DidNotMatch)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(1233), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(1233), Matched)

	logSamples(t, ValueIsEven)
	logSamples(t, LengthIsEven)
}

func Test_Applying_onFunction_FromTypeDotDotDot_ToType(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	IsEven := Applying(func(n...int) bool { return n[0]&1 == 0 }, "IsEven")
	ToLength := Applying(func(s... string) int { return len(s[0]) }, "ToLength")
	ToString := Applying(func(i... int) string { return fmt.Sprint(i[0]) }, "ToString")

	ValueIsEven := IsEven(Is(True()))
	LengthIsEven := ToString(ToLength(ValueIsEven))

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(123), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(123), DidNotMatch)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(1234), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(1234), Matched)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(124), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(124), DidNotMatch)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(1233), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(1233), Matched)

	logSamples(t, ValueIsEven)
	logSamples(t, LengthIsEven)
}

func Test_Applying_onFunction_FromTypeTypeDotDotDot_ToType(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	IsEven := Applying(func(n int, other...string) bool { return n&1 == 0 }, "IsEven")
	ToLength := Applying(func(s string, other...int) int { return len(s) }, "ToLength")
	ToString := Applying(func(i int, other... string) string { return fmt.Sprint(i) }, "ToString")

	ValueIsEven := IsEven(Is(True()))
	LengthIsEven := ToString(ToLength(ValueIsEven))

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(123), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(123), DidNotMatch)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(1234), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(1234), Matched)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(124), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(124), DidNotMatch)

	we.CheckThat(ValueIsEven.Match(1233), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(LengthIsEven.Match(1233), Matched)

	logSamples(t, ValueIsEven)
	logSamples(t, LengthIsEven)
}

func Test_PanicWhen_onFunctionAcceptingInterface(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)
	panicOnBools := PanicWhenApplying(func (v interface{}) {
		if _, ok := v.(bool); ok {
			panic("no bools!")
		}
	}, "DisallowBools")

	we.CheckThat(panicOnBools.Match("true"), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckThat(panicOnBools.Match(true), Matched)
	we.CheckThat(panicOnBools.Match(nil), DidNotMatch)

	logSamples(t, panicOnBools)
}

func Test_PanicWhen_onFunctionAcceptingBool(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)

	var functionInvoked bool
	PanicOnFalse := PanicWhenApplying(func (b bool) {
		functionInvoked = true
		if !b { panic("Must be true") }
	}, "PanicOnFalse")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOnFalse.Match("true"), Matched.
		Comment("Should panic when can't invoke function"))
	we.CheckFalse(functionInvoked, "Shouldn't have invoked function")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOnFalse.Match(nil), Matched.
		Comment("Can't invoke function with string"))
	we.CheckFalse(functionInvoked, "Shouldn't have invoked function")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOnFalse.Match(true), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckTrue(functionInvoked, "Should have invoked function")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOnFalse.Match(false), Matched)
	we.CheckTrue(functionInvoked, "Should have invoked function")

	logSamples(t, PanicOnFalse)
}

func Test_PanicWhen_onFunctionAcceptingOneArgDotDotDot(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)

	var functionInvoked bool
	PanicOn13 := PanicWhenApplying(func (args...int) {
		functionInvoked = true
		if args[0] == 13 {
			panic("Superstition")
		}
	}, "Disallow13")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOn13.Match("thirteen"), Matched.
		Comment("Should panic when can't invoke function"))
	we.CheckFalse(functionInvoked, "Shouldn't have invoked function")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOn13.Match(12), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckTrue(functionInvoked, "Should have invoked function")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOn13.Match(13), Matched)
	we.CheckTrue(functionInvoked, "Should have invoked function")

	logSamples(t, PanicOn13)
}

func Test_PanicWhen_onFunctionAcceptingTwoArgsDotDotDot(t *testing.T) {
	we := asserter.Using(t)

	var functionInvoked bool
	PanicOn13 := PanicWhenApplying(func (arg int, why...string) {
		functionInvoked = true
		if arg == 13 {
			panic("Superstition")
		}
	}, "Disallow13")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOn13.Match("thirteen"), Matched.
		Comment("Should panic when can't invoke function"))
	we.CheckFalse(functionInvoked, "Shouldn't have invoked function")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOn13.Match(12), DidNotMatch)
	we.CheckTrue(functionInvoked, "Should have invoked function")

	functionInvoked = false
	we.CheckThat(PanicOn13.Match(13), Matched)
	we.CheckTrue(functionInvoked, "Should have invoked function")

	logSamples(t, PanicOn13)
}

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Q: how to get unique value in the pandas column? I have 2 dataframe as below:
df.head(10)
        key program
    0   A   emp
    1   A   dep
    2   A   emp
    3   A   dep
    4   A   dep
    5   B   emp
    6   B   dep
    7   B   emp
    8   B   emp
    9   B   emp
df1.head()
key program value1  value2
0   A   emp 10000   100000
1   A   dep 5000    30000
2   B   emp 20000   40000
3   B   dep 3000    6000

then I merge 2 df by 'key' and 'program'
df_merge = df.merge(df1,how='left',left_on=['key','program'],right_on=['key','program'])
df_merge.head(10)
    key program value1  value2
0   A   emp 10000   100000
1   A   dep 5000    30000
2   A   emp 10000   100000
3   A   dep 5000    30000
4   A   dep 5000    30000
5   B   emp 20000   40000
6   B   dep 3000    6000
7   B   emp 20000   40000
8   B   emp 20000   40000
9   B   emp 20000   40000

I would like to keep unique value in column 'value1' and 'values' base 'key' and 'program',
could you please assist how I can do that ?
output expected like below:
 key program value1  value2
0   A   emp 10000   100000
1   A   dep 5000    30000
2   A   emp
3   A   dep
4   A   dep
5   B   emp 20000   40000
6   B   dep 3000    6000
7   B   emp
8   B   emp
9   B   emp

A: Use DataFrame.duplicated with set values of columns value1, value2 to empty strings:
df_merge.loc[df_merge.duplicated(['key','value1','value2']), ['value1','value2']] = ''
print (df_merge)
  key program value1  value2
0   A     emp  10000  100000
1   A     dep   5000   30000
2   A     emp
3   A     dep
4   A     dep
5   B     emp  20000   40000
6   B     dep   3000    6000
7   B     emp
8   B     emp
9   B     emp

A: You can modify your merge by creating a new index column:
df_merge = (
  df.merge(df1, how='left',
           left_on=['key', 'program', df.groupby(['key', 'program']).cumcount()],
           right_on=['key', 'program', df1.groupby(['key', 'program']).cumcount()])
   .drop(columns='key_2')
)

Output:
>>> df_merge
  key program   value1    value2
0   A     emp  10000.0  100000.0
1   A     dep   5000.0   30000.0
2   A     emp      NaN       NaN
3   A     dep      NaN       NaN
4   A     dep      NaN       NaN
5   B     emp  20000.0   40000.0
6   B     dep   3000.0    6000.0
7   B     emp      NaN       NaN
8   B     emp      NaN       NaN
9   B     emp      NaN       NaN


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"Uerdingen" is the leader of the fixture list. The leader, which lost with a whitewash to "Karlsruhe" in the last match. They will be very careful in defense in this match not to lose for the 3rd time in the season, that's why we don't expect many scored goals from the home team. As for the away team, "Zwickau" have many problems, especially in the attacking line, that is the reason why they have lost twice in the national championship. The away team will play defensively, that's why there won't be many scored goals.
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Unique Things to Do in Victoria, BC – Part 1
Cultural Events, Lifestyle, Things To Do, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria
By sacha|2019-09-25T17:31:41+00:00November 16th, 2018|Cultural Events, Lifestyle, Things To Do, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
We aren't just about real estate in Victoria and Vancouver Island, sometimes we get some down-time, and want to do something unique for date night, hanging with our friends, or for family fun day. The
Can Millennials Afford to Buy a Home?
Buying a Property, Home Investment, Investing in Real Estate, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria, Victoria Real Estate Market
By sacha|2018-06-27T22:03:56+00:00June 27th, 2018|Buying a Property, Home Investment, Investing in Real Estate, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria, Victoria Real Estate Market|
In BC, and more specifically in cities like Vancouver and here in Victoria, home affordability can be pretty pricey. If you're a millennial with a budding career and make a decent income, buying a home
Events in Victoria You Won't Want to Miss
Cultural Events, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria
By sacha|2018-05-30T21:21:29+00:00January 4th, 2018|Cultural Events, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
We've rung in the new year and there are a ton of top local events ahead of us. If you're looking for some family fun, check out these public events going on in Victoria!
Cultural Events, Historical Vancouver Island, Things To Do, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria
By sacha|2018-05-30T22:05:55+00:00November 22nd, 2017|Cultural Events, Historical Vancouver Island, Things To Do, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
Victoria may be mild, but there's still plenty of rough weather keeping us inside. If you're looking for something to do during the rainy season, we've got more than a few family-friendly suggestions. Check it
Family Friendly Neighbourhoods
Buying a Property, Home Investment, Investing in Real Estate, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria
By sacha|2018-05-30T22:33:54+00:00November 15th, 2017|Buying a Property, Home Investment, Investing in Real Estate, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
So you've finally decided to settle down. In that case, we better find you a family friendly neighbourhood that meets not only your needs, but also those of the family. Here are a few of
Things to Do in Victoria This Fall
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By sacha|2018-05-30T23:14:59+00:00October 29th, 2017|Cultural Events, Things To Do, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
As upset as we all are that summer is over, autumn in Victoria is easily as good! Here are some fun ideas going on across the Island. Events: Onegin When: Now until November 12 2017
How to Pick the Right Neighbourhood
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By sacha|2018-05-30T23:49:48+00:00October 23rd, 2017|Buying a Property, Investing in Real Estate, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
Deciding on your dream home goes a lot further than just picking the perfect house. What about the neighbourhood surrounding it? When it comes to purchasing property, there's a lot that can go into picking
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By sacha|2018-05-30T23:58:47+00:00October 16th, 2017|Cultural Events, Things To Do, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
Let's set the record straight: when it comes to fine food, the west coast is the best coast. Anyone who thinks otherwise only has to look at our very own Victoria, BC and the superb
4 Reasons Why You Should Visit Victoria's Chinatown
By sacha|2018-05-31T20:48:01+00:00September 22nd, 2017|Cultural Events, Historical Vancouver Island, Things To Do, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
For those that live in Victoria, it's pretty easy to overlook Chinatown. Attracting all kinds of out-of-towners and tourists, most locals might choose to avoid this neighbourhood altogether. But as the second oldest Chinese settlement
6 Benefits of Living by the Ocean
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By sacha|2018-05-31T20:59:24+00:00September 12th, 2017|Buying a Property, Lifestyle, Things To Do, Tourism BC, Vancouver Island Neighbourhoods, Victoria|
Living on the Island, it's easy to take the ocean for granted. With over 3,400 kms of coastline, most of us see it every day and don't think twice. But besides being amazingly beautiful, did


Dylan O'Brien Girlfriends List: Find Out Who The 'Teen Wolf' Star Is Dating Here!
Fans have always been very curious to know about "Teen Wolf" fame Dylan O'Brien's personal life including his list of girlfriends.
While there are a number of girls who want to be a part of Dylan O'Brien's girlfriends list, the actor is already committed to his girl.
The "Teen Wolf" star is currently dating Brit Robertson. The two first met while shooting the 2011 movie, "First Time," and have been together ever since, reported Korea Portal.
However, that doesn't imply that he hadn't been paired with any other girl in "Teen Wolf" and other films.
During a San Diego Comic-Con panel, co-star Holland Roden reportedly told the audience that O'Brien was actually good at kissing.
"Dylan has great breath, he's a very good kisser," she said.
Also former Miss Teen USA Shelley Hennig admitted that he had an awkward situation with O'Brien during a kissing scene shoot.
"Dylan and I had a spit string the other day," Hennig told Teen.com. "We had to kiss in a scene and our spits just connected and did this string-like sorta thing. But our camera operator loved it because it kinda caught a light and it has this gleam on it. They loved it; I was a little embarrassed."
"The Maze Runner" star was even once embarrassed kissing his girlfriend on screen. The two reportedly had to reshoot the kissing scene again as the first time didn't turn out well. However, they "just got really good at kissing" and things just went good from there.
Dylan O'Brien was even linked to Selena Gomez when the actor admitted to having a crush on the "Come And Get It Singer" years ago, reported Franchise Herald.
However, in an interview with J-14 last year, O'Brien revealed that although he doesn't have a crush on her anymore, he was "still a fan, I always will be."


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This tour is an easy ride, suitable for anyone enjoying outdoor activities and some pedaling.
This tour is an easy ride, suitable for anyone enjoying outdoor activities and some pedaling. The tour involves predominantly cycling on flat grounds and descents, both off-road and on low traffic roads. A long distance through the biggest mountains of Lasithi reaching until the North coast is covered, giving you the chance to experience plenty of Crete through the freedom of riding a bike. We start the tour at the entrance of the Lasithi plateau and ride on flat grounds crossing the biggest plateau of Crete. Lasithi Plateau lays below Spathi (Sword), the highest peak of the Lasithi region (2148m) and is the third highest mountain of Crete. We ride mainly on small dirt and asphalt roads going through several villages and fertile agricultural fields. The plateau is also known as the garden of Crete due to the amount of goods being cultivated here and is also rich in wild flora, walnut, pear, apple and chestnut trees. Once we reach the village of Psychro at the South side of the plateau, those who wish can visit the Plateau's most famous attraction, the cave of the mythical god Zeus. At the village of Kaminaki and have our mid-tour coffee break, getting a glimpse of Cretan rural life. We continue the tour towards the North coast of the island. A long descent (20km) will take us past the monastery of Kera and then the village of Krasi, with its historic perennial platanous tree and fresh water springs from the Diktian mountain range. From Krasi, we enjoy a last panoramic view of the busy Northern coastline and let gravity take us down to our destination, the ancient Minoan palace of Malia. The palace of Malia was the third largest palace in Crete during the Minoan Era and lays aside to Potamos beach, one of the top rated beaches of the North coast.
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Please note that this Tour is available for booking only every Monday, Saturday, Wednesday .
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You can pay using the secure PayPal (credit card) service or you can pay with Cash after you meet with us. As soon as we receive your booking request we will contact you to arrange further details.
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You are welcome to join with your own bike ( A deduction of 20 euros from each tour will be made ). Vehicle support/transfer can be arranged for you and your bike when needed as well as storage and service / maintenance at our base.
We highly recommend you have pre-arranged travel insurance covering for outdoor activities as you are required to undertake full responsibility concerning any unexpected accidents.
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Anything appropriate for outdoor sports such as gloves, sunglasses, sun-protection cream, a camera, go-pro, a swimming suit.
Extensive climbing and descents on rough dirt roads, tarmac roads, forest roads and singletracks. This tours are recommended for very fit bikers who like physically demanding trails but not too technical.
Extensive climbing and descents on very rough rocky paths, steps and roots, exposed singletracks. These tours are recommended for experienced bikers who want very technical trails.


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Smash Pages Q&A: A. David Lewis on 'Kismet, Man of Fate'
The writer and comics scholar shares more about his webcomic collaboration with Noel Tuazon that brings a 1940s character into the present.
A. David Lewis is a comics scholar who's written books like American Comics, Literary Theory and Religion: The Superhero Afterlife and co-edited many books including Muslim Superheroes: Comics, Islam and Representation, and Graven Images: Religion in Comic Books and Graphic Novels. Lewis is also the founder of CYRIC, Comics for Youth Refugees Incorporated Collective, which makes and distributes comics for children.
Lewis has written comics, but it wasn't until recently that he wrote a superhero. Kismet, Man of Fate was a character originally created in 1944 as part of the wartime comic boom. An Algerian operative fighting the Nazi occupation in the original stories, Lewis along with artist Noel Tuazon (Elk's Run, Tumor) has brought the character into the present in a series of new stories. After making some standalone short comics, the two have been serializing a new longer story. Kismet wraps up today and will be collected later this summer. I reached out to Lewis to talk about his many comics and comics-related projects.
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Author Alex DuebenPosted on May 15, 2018 Categories InterviewsTags A. David Lewis, interviews, Kismet, Noel Tuazon, webcomicsLeave a comment on Smash Pages Q&A: A. David Lewis on 'Kismet, Man of Fate'
Comics Lowdown: Looking at the big picture
Comics retailers discuss the comics market, Lion Forge profiled and more.
The Biz, Part I: It's generally agreed that 2017 was a lackluster year (at best) for comics retailers. Publisher's Weekly's Shannon O'Leary went to the source, asking retailers in the direct market and bookstores with a large graphic novel section to discuss what's going wrong—and right—in the comics market. There's lots to chew on here, with commentary about Marvel, Image, and the structural issues in the direct market.
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Author Brigid AlversonPosted on February 20, 2018 Categories Comics LowdownTags A. David Lewis, anthologies, comic retailers, Comics Lowdown, diversity, graphic novels, Lion Forge, Lynn Johnson, Trina Robbins, Vanessa DavisLeave a comment on Comics Lowdown: Looking at the big picture
Comics Lowdown: Political cartoonist arrested
Plus: IDW stumbles, SyFy makes a list, and Darryl Cunningham draws another science comic.
Political Cartoonist Arrested: Government authorities in the African country of Equatorial Guinea arrested political cartoonist Ramón Nsé Esono Ebalé on September 16 and are reportedly preparing criminal defamation charges against him, according to Human Rights Watch. Equatorial Guinea's defamation law, which dates back to its days as a Spanish colony, makes it a crime to criticize the president or other government officials. Ebalé, who no longer lives in Equatorial Guinea but was visiting to renew his passport, frequently caricatures President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo; he visited the U.S. in 2016 to distribute his book, Obi's Nightmare, which imagines what the president's life would be like if he had to live as an ordinary person in his country.
25 of the Best: The SyFy folks have done the research (presumably!) and come up with a list of the 25 best comics writers of the past 25 years. If nothing else, this gives everyone something to argue about!
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Author Brigid AlversonPosted on September 21, 2017 September 20, 2017 Categories Comics LowdownTags A. David Lewis, Barefoot Gen, Cartoon Bank, Chris Fenoglio, Clem Martini, Comics Lowdown, Darryl Cunningham, Equatorial Guinea, Germany, Goosebumps, graphic memoirs, Graphic Science, idw, Islam, Jeremy Lambert, Keiji Nakazawa, legal, manga, Phil Hester, political cartoons, Ramón Nsé Esono Ebalé, religion in comics, retailing, Tencent, The Unravelling, Third Reich, yuriLeave a comment on Comics Lowdown: Political cartoonist arrested
Comics Lowdown: RIP James Vance
The man who finished 'Omaha the Cat Dancer' passes away, Frank Quitely finally gets that degree, and more.
James Vance
Passings: James Vance, the author (with artist Dan Burr) of the graphic novels Kings in Disguise and On the Ropes, died on June 5 at the age of 64. Kings in Disguise was first published as a limited series by Kitchen Sink Press in 1988 and in 1989 won the Eisner and Harvey awards for Best New Series, and the first issue won the Eisner for Best Single Issue. W.W. Norton published a collected edition in 2006, with an introduction by Alan Moore. The sequel, On the Ropes, was published by Norton in 2013. Vance was married to Omaha the Cat Dancer writer Kate Worley from 1994 to 2004, and many years later he collaborated with Omaha artist Reed Waller to complete the story, which was left unfinished at Worley's death; it was published in 2013. Vance, who was also a playwright, talked about his work with Alex Dueben at CBR in 2013. His illness and death leaves his family in a difficult financial situation, so a GoFundMe has been set up to help.
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 Antonio Lara de Gavilán, más conocido como Tono (1896-1978); humorista español.
 Antonio Lara García, catedrático y periodista español.
 Antonio Lara Ramos (n. 1957), escritor e historiador español.
 Antonio Lara Zárate (1881-1956), político español.
 Antonio Lara Fernández-Villamarín (n. 1980), político español.
 Antonio Lara, actor de doblaje español.

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Is there a difference between PC malware and PC virus?
Is there a difference between PC malware and PC virus? In other words, can antimalware tool act a antivirus not necessitating an antivirus?
Personally, I think Panda Cloud Antivirus is a good and light software. I'd rank it up near Bitdefender.
I wouldn't trust antimalware software above antivirus software, but instead use them in conjunction with each other. The only thing is if both software actively scan, which would cause conflicts. Panda Cloud with Malwarebytes Antimalware free edition would be very good protection for your computer, since if one doesn't find any viruses or malware, the other one should. This isn't always the case, but it is better to have more than one solution for extra protection.
I have read your response with care and understood it's points. Strictly speaking , antimalware includes protection against viruses. So accordingly , isn't it a type of antivirus?
Most antivirus software will pick up trojans, worms, viruses, and some rootkits. Some will also treat "tracking cookies" as a low risk item and remove them. They normally do not include all of the crapware toolbars that get packaged with software downloads (and are automatically installed by those who don't read the installation dialogs). Most antimalware products will detect the tolbars, etc and remove them. They also tend to be a bit better about detecting (and sometimes removing) rootkits. Each individual antivirus and antimalware product has its own strengths and weaknesses and NONE of them cover everything equally well. That is why you should use a good antivirus (or Internet Security Suite) as well as at least one on-demand antimalware product on EVERY Windows system you have deployed.
The only exception I ever make to this rule is for businesses that are using a network firewall that is configured to block access to proxies, an intrusion detection system, and all traffic through the firewall is logged on a secure, listen-only logging machine, preferably to a write-only device. The logs need to be reviewed daily and all outbound traffic needs to be vetted to ensure it is not an attempt by an internal user to bypass the firewall rule sets (i.e. accessing newly set up proxy servers). In these cases, I will go with a trusted centralized antivirus on all deployed Windows machines (including servers) and skip the antimalware. The centralization of the AV allows the network administrator to control the automatic distribution of AV engine and virus definition updates across the network from a single interface and makes it harder for an internal user to either accidentally or intentionally disable the protection and updates.
One analogy I'd like to use for this situation is that antimalware is more like a primary care physician, a doctor that tries to find out many issues and treat what it can. This would cover more areas, but not always as in depth as a specialist. Even if there is active scanning, many times the higher threats are not found without a thorough scan. Antivirus is more like a specialist, one that treats more specific areas of higher threats, but also actively scans for higher threats and many times finds threats before a thorough scan. The main exception, as Bruce states, is rootkit detection and removal, where antimalware (MalwareBytes Antimalware) may be better at than many antivirus software.
Other security measures must be considered, as well. A decent firewall, good browsing and downloading habits, and thoroughly reading and paying attention to what is going on as you are using the computer is a must because no matter what protection software you may have installed, most likely will not help user error.
Also, from my experience, active scanning antimalware software usually does not detect nearly as much as an antivirus software. The better detection rate (mostly more mild to moderate threats) by antimalware is through manual scanning. That is why purchasing MalwareBytes Antimalware does very little extra protection than the free version.
Antivirus software uses different methods of detection than antimalware does, which is usually why it can be safe to run both actively together, except during thorough scanning. Antivirus software normally detects more threats as you are using the computer, which is why I trust an antivirus software over any antimalware software. Good antimalware software normally will detect more than antivirus software during manual scanning, which is why I would use MalwareBytes free version over the paid version.
Do you imply that Antimalware does offline detection and AV does online detection? though both detect viruses?
I repair computers. The vast majority of my service calls are for malware problems. If my customers are not running Windows 8, which has a very good anti-virus program, I install the free version of AVG on their machines, even if they are running Norton or McAfee. I do this because those two paid programs take up a huge amount of space and cost a yearly fee. AVG is much smaller, is very highly rated and it's free. I also encourage them to buy Malwarebytes which has a one time cost but, in my experience, catches a lot of malware.
Uh... Why would you want to remove a product that achieves better protection AND performance scores to replace it with an inferior (by test score comparision) product? I can understand getting rid of McAfee, but Norton outperformed AVG in testing by AV-TEST (Jun/Aug '13) and Dennis Labs (Jul/Sep '13). Then you go and purchase Malwarebytes which has a free edition that does everything that is needed without the cost. Granted you can't schedule updates and scans or do on-access scanning with it, but with another AV product being used for continuous protection, Malwarebytes should only be used for on-demand scanning to prevent resource contention with multiple on-access scanners and it isn't a big deal to do a definition update prior to running an on-demand scan. And if someone is really paying attention, they can be using Norton for free pretty much forever by buying the previous version when stores are clearing it off of their shelves and still giving you the upgrade rebate every year. After all, the codes are not to activate the software, but to activate the subscription for virus defintion updates.
And you really need to start treating your Win8 users better. Microsoft Security Essentials (Defender in Win8) does not score well even when it passes the tests, so you should be replacing the Microsoft default solution with something better. Hell, even AVG beats MSE out in these tests.
Bruce E - Please provide link to the tests you mention. In the real world, most of my users are not very tech savvy. I provide the options that are easiest for them to use.
Results for AV-TEST for Win7, AV-TEST for Win8, and Dennis Labs (PDF).
Not much can be can be added to defining the difference between the generic term of malware and the more specific term for virus. Malware comes from the terms malicious software, so any software that performs bad or malicious actions would be included in malware, including spyware, adware, tracking software and cookies, ransomeware, and viruses. Viruses are, in fact, malware that spreads across multiple computer systems, much like a cold or flu virus. Since more malicious software have been created, a terminology to differentiate between the two had to be made, especially since, technically, malicious software that does not spread from one computer to another without physically installing the malicious software is not really a virus. Originally, viruses were spread through networks without any real user interaction.
As far as protection against viruses and malware, it is best to have an active virus scanner and an antimalware software that you run on occasion. You can get by with just an antimalware program, but you would hand to be completely proactive against any threats. This, in itself, is not always an easy feat.
As Bruce says, "malware" is a general term which describes any software which is designed to do you (or your computer) harm, to steal information from you etc, whereas "virus" is a technical term which was coined in the early 80's and describes a specific type of malware. To quote from Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_virus), a virus is "a type of malware that, when executed, replicates by inserting copies of itself (possibly modified) into other computer programs, data files, or the boot sector of the hard drive; when this replication succeeds, the affected areas are then said to be "infected"..."
Other "technical" types of malware include worms and trojans. Since the end of the 90's, the distintion between the types of malicious threats has waned and for a while most were described as "blended threats" or similar terms. Some AV companies chose to describe most such software as "trojans" even if its method of infection included elements of viruses or worms. A little later, the term "spyware" came into currency, and although stricly speaking "spyware" relates only to software which spies on the users (e.g. key loggers), it was often used for any malware which was not specifically a virus or a worm. Nowadays "malware" fulfils that generic role in product names, with the term spyware acting as its sidekick. When reporting malware, another category which is used is PUP (potentially unwanted software), which is emblematic of the problem with the terminology (some people might want all those toolbars on the browsers, after all...).
As for your question regarding anti-malware vs AV software, here's the deal. Most antivirus software packages (including "internet security suites" etc), scan "on acceess", meaning that they scan any files as they are written to the disc or being read from it. To do this, they need to modify the system's standard file opening mechanisms. The implication of this is that only one AV package can run at a time, or there would be a conflict between the AV products, each trying to gain access to the file ahead of the other (this can cause the computer to "lock up", not a nice scenario!). Security software which uses other methods to scan the files, usually distinguish themselves from the "traditional" AV packages by calling themselves "anti malware" or "anti spyware". Those packages can be used at the same time as AV packages, and also as each other. For example, you can use AVIRA (an AV package), Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and SuperAntiSpyware all at the same time. Another distinction is that antimalware software often detects a much wider range of malware (including things such as tracking cookies and the PUPs mentioned above), but not all anti-malware is particularly good at detecting all types of security threats.
As a result, you should do as Bruce suggests. Run a good AV program at all times, and have another anti-malware program installed, which you can use to scan the system when you deem necessary. Some anti-malware packages, such as the paid-for version of Malwarebytes, offer on-access scanning, and you *could* have that running, but in my opinion this is not worth it in the majority of cases as the performance hit would be more than the gain in security.
Thanks. Your reply is detailed but yet very important in terms of pc security points.
You mentioned : "Those packages can be used at the same time as AV packages, and also as each other. "
So one can use malware anti-malware in place of installing an antivirus? to protect against viruses. Thus if malware antimalware is installed there is not a compulsory requirement for antivirus in same workstation?
Can antimalware be used instead of antivirus in pc?
A virus is a type of malware. Malware is the generic term for malicious or any software that is not necessarily desired on a computer. Some types of malware just have annoying pop-ups when you are browsing the internet. Others may hijack your default web page and search engine directing them to the writer's own page or engine (and generally generating money for them if you use it). A virus is a piece of code that inserts itself into other executable programs in order to propogate itself. A worm can propogate without having to latch onto another piece of code for transport. Worms, viruses, trojans, several toolbars, as well as other types of code are all considered malware.
Most machines should be using an antivirus product that provides on-access protection for all files. You should also have an on-demand malware scanner (such as Malwarebytes) that is run only when directed by the user (and should be done at least weekly on high-use machines, more frequently on high-risk machines, less frequently on low-use or low-risk machines). Both types should be updated regularly (even if on-demand scanning is not performed as frequently, just to keep the database current). Just make sure you are not using on-access capabilities on multiple products simultaneously.


A neolithic(?) site in southern Vietnam reveals an infant burial, curiously positioned with discarded kitchen material suggesting that infant death lacked emotional attachment compared to burials with children of older age.
An archaeological excavation in southern Vietnam of a site more than 3000 years old has shed new light on how the death of young children was viewed by community members and uncovered the oldest clear evidence of rice agriculture in the region.
The excavation, led by Professor Peter Bellwood and Dr Marc Oxenham from the ANU School of Archaeology and Anthropology, studied a site 3-4000 years old named An Son. The research team's findings suggest that death in young children was so common that community members were unlikely to revere the death of their offspring until they had survived for more than five years.
"The burial of a new born baby without any associated grave goods and positioned within discarded kitchen material may suggest high levels of infant mortality, as well as a reduced emotional investment in very young children that may not live long anyway," said Professor Bellwood.