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Fire College tries disinfectant fog for coronavirus
By Andy Fillmore / Correspondent
Lab tests indicate Paerosol may be effective on the COVID-19 virus, could be used on fire stations across Florida
A team with the Florida State Firefighters Association demonstrated a new technology in the fight against COVID-19 and other diseases by disinfecting the administrative building and dormitories at the Florida State Fire College on Monday.
Fire officials watched as a light fog spread through classrooms and administrative offices at the Fire College in Lowell, northwest of Ocala. The disinfectant composed on water and salt has been shown effective on other viruses and is being tested on SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes COVID-19.
The treatment, built on technology developed by the U.S. Department of Energy, is patented by Batelle Memorial Institute and marketed as Paerosol.
The hope is that it is more effective than wiping down surfaces because the fog can reach areas not easily accessible.
The fog has been approved by federal safety officials as save to breath for up to eigh hours. And it won't harm electronics, according to David Pobiak, with Paerosol Global Partners.
Units the size of a large suitcase, called micro aerosol generators, pump out the fog.
"A 2,000 square foot home could be treated with two MAG units in under an hour initially." Pobiak said in a phone interview. He said recurring treatments could be reduce to perhaps 30 minutes.
Pobiak said it has been proved effective on H1N1 (swine flu), H5N1 (bird flu) and antibiotic-resistant staph infections. Laboratory tests indicate it is also effective against the new coronavirus.
The firefighters' association has formed a team to respond to requests for Paerosol from private businesses and individuals. Part of the proceeds will go to a benevolent disaster response fund, according to Robert Amick, executive director of the Florida State Firefighters Association.
Pobiak stated a 2,000 square foot restaurant, for example, would cost about $300 for an application. The estimated square foot cost is about .15 cents, although larger areas should drop the coat to about .11 to .14 cent a square foot.
"We partnered with the Florida State Firefighter's Association in an effort to inform statewide fire and police departments on how effective the Paraesol platform can be in their day-to-day operations," Pobiak said.
FSFA, based in Avon Park, Florida, can be reached at 800-883-4817 or online at floridastatefirefightersassociation.com.
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Putin Fell Down Stairs, Dirty Amidst Health Problems: Report
Jeff Rogers 2 months ago 2 min read
Russian President Vladimir Putin fell down the stairs and smeared himself this week, an anti-Kremlin Telegram channel with apparent links to his security team reported, amid mounting speculation that his health was failing.
Putin, 70, suffered an unfortunate fall at his official residence in Moscow on Wednesday night, According to the Telegram channel "General SVR", which is allegedly run by an ex-Russian spy.
Allegedly, the ailing Russian leader fell five steps to the ground before landing on his coccyx, or tailbone.
Although security guards immediately rushed to help him, the impact of the fall made Putin "defecate involuntarily" due to "cancer in his stomach and intestines," according to the channel.
This incident is Putin's latest health scare He is rumored to be suffering from exacerbation of cancer and Parkinson's disease Amidst the ongoing war with Ukraine.
It is rumored that Putin is suffering from cancer.
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"Three bodyguards helped the president get to the nearest couch and called the doctors on duty at home," said the SVR general.
"Nothing critical [was diagnosed]Closer to night, the chief's condition was stable, and he could move about on his own, with pain in the coccyx region while sitting was the only thing that bothered him."
The publication indicated that a special investigation is being conducted to determine the cause of the president's downfall.
Putin mysteriously grabs the desk during a meeting.
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The notoriously paranoid Russian leader reportedly wore slip-proof shoes, and the stairs in the official residence were considered safe.
The letter concluded, "All precautions can be in vain when nerves are shot."
Putin appeared to clear the infection, and less than a day later he was photographed touring a laboratory in Moscow.
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Some viewers noticed IV marks on his hands in October.
Rumors have been circulating about Putin's alleged health problems since the start of the war with Ukraine in February. On several occasions, the former KGB strongman has appeared weak and unstable while in public.
In late October, Kyiv Post journalist Jason Jay Smart tweeted screenshots of Putin greeting soldiers at a training camp in the Ryazan region, fueling speculation that the president had IV tracks on his hands.
A few weeks ago, the SVR general called out Putin's shaky position during a meeting with Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko.
The channel claimed, "Putin's oncology is advancing, and despite adequate treatment recently, the pain is not always completely relieved."
It should be understood that the deplorable state of the president's physical and mental health affects the making of key decisions. Putin does not want to change history, he wants to end it.
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SUSK Launches Bitter Harvest Events Across Canada On Wednesday March 1st, SUSK successfully launched pre-screenings of the film 'Bitter Harvest' across Canada to promote the film and effectively raise awareness for the famine-genocide ('Holodomor') that struck Ukraine in 1932-33. The pre-screening events were hosted in Edmonton, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, and Montreal – while SUSK members attended the grand premiere events
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Average frame rates start out exceptional, as GeForce GTX 780 Ti comes close to matching Nvidia's dual-GPU GTX 690 at 1920x1080.
Dropping to 2560x1440 hits performance pretty hard. However, you're still looking at more than 40 FPS from GeForce GTX 780 Ti, besting Titan, 780, and 770, in that order.
The GK110-equipped 780 Ti is faster than AMD's R9 290X. The magnitude of its victory depends on the environment you use it in. Our 290X from AMD maintains its clock rate really well in our 78-degree office, so the 780 Ti only beats it by 5%. The card we bought starts shedding frequency faster under the same conditions. GeForce GTX 780 Ti is 23% faster in that case. AMD claims that an upcoming driver will better-normalize absolute fan speeds between cards, which should facilitate more even cooling. Should that prove true, we may see these massive gaps disappear. As of this writing, however, our observations stand.
Our results become inconsistent at 3840x2160, though frame rates are too low at that resolution for a playable experience anyway.
In the two resolutions that matter most with a single-GPU graphics card, GeForce GTX 780 Ti is a standout.
Frame time variance remains wonky on the Nvidia cards at 1920x1080, and it's pretty ugly across the board at 3840x2160. However, our numbers at 2560x1440 look much more in line with what we'd hope to see.


Dan Watson at LearningCameras has completed the full review of new released DJI Spark mini drone. He reviewed the video quality, speed, design, range, battery life, and made a comparison with DJI Mavic Pro drone. Dan Watson thought DJI Spark is one of the best travel drone in the world.
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The new DJI Inspire 2 was released in late November, 2017. TechRadar has completed the full review of Inspire 2. Able to accelerate to 50 mph in 4 seconds and reach a top speed of 58 mph, the Inspire 2 can follow fast-moving subjects for dramatic sports and action footage.
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Q: Python Homework help: using a range of factorials in an equation (first post ever!) I need help with some python homework.
I'm looking to solve for e in e= 1+((1/1!)+(1/2!)+(1/3!)+(1/4!)+(1/5!)+(1/6!)+(1/7!)+(1/8!)+(1/9!)+(1/10!))
We have gone over range, I am now aware of both of the ways to find a factorial, but am having trouble with combining all this and I'm trying to test every step along the way but cannot get over this hump. And I still have to insert it into an equation after as well
import math
i=1

math.factorial(i)

(math.factorial(range((int(1,11)))

print (i)

a=1

for i in range(1,11):    #start off with a range from 1-10

    a += 1/i    #a represents each fraction: this is solved first

    print(a)    #this says we want to add the list of fractions together

e = 1 + a    #add 1 to all those fractions' sums

print(e)    #finally, just display what e solves to

A: You should accumulate the current factorial as you go through the range and use it to build the result:
def invfact(e):
    f = 1      # track factorials
    r = 1      # accumulated result
    for n in range(1,e+1):
        f *= n    # current factorial (n!)
        r += 1/f  # add to result
    return r

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Over 200 people gathered at the Pink Garter Theatre on Friday, November 9th to cheer on our talented local community of dancers, singers, comedians, and musicians to raise funds to support Teton Literacy Center. 10 talent acts with 29 performers filled the stage with music, song, dance, rhythm, jokes and more. The entertaining event just completed its 5th year of show stopping success, raising over $85,500 for programs at Teton Literacy Center.
The event was sold out, with hopeful attendees lining up at the doors at show time. Tony Horton of P90X was the host for the evening, joined on stage by judges Gavin Fine, Libby Wood, and Mark Fishman. The talent acts raised funds through votes from friends and family both in the audience and from a far. The talent acts raised over $14,900 cumulatively. Other event support came through individual donations, sponsors, ticket and table sales, in-kind donations, and raffle sales. Sponsors included: Hawkins, Kaminsky and Devries Accounting, Jorgensen Engineering, Katie Murphy State Farm Insurance, Kismet Gallery, the Pink Garter Theatre, Pinky G's, and Tito's Handmade Vodka.
The evening ended with the announcement of the People's Choice Award determined by most votes and the Judge's Choice Award. The Timeless Tappers won the People's Choice Award with over 6,000 votes. After much deliberation, Frances Reid took home the Judge's Choice Award stealing the heart of all the judges. All talent acts received a Fast Pass with America's Got Talent to get to the front of the line in Season 14 auditions.
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We have seen a rise in the reporting of polling data over the last few years. There is a reason for that. The liberal media has found a new way to push their agenda under the cover of public opinion.
There are a number of ways these poll results are manipulated and why the media continues to lose credibility by using them. You need to start paying close attention to get a really good feel for how this is done when you hear various poll results reported. There is a significant difference in how frequently certain results are reported depending on which party it benefits. Major liberal issues are given heavy coverage when it gives a positive light on their causes. Then, if the results are unfavorable they find a twist to make it sound better. If their candidate is down 20 points in the polls they will find a demographic that is in favor of their "guy" and use that as a sign that things can turn around. When their candidate gains a couple points it is reported like a horse race where the liberal has built momentum and the Republican is staggering. When their "guy" is way ahead they report it like the outcome is a foregone conclusion.
When results are not to their liking, they use polls where the questions are worded in leading ways. Questions filled with hypothetical situations. The one I have heard a lot lately is "would you support a war that resulted in huge numbers of U.S. casualties. That one is used because of big support for the "War on terror". You will hear that scenario a lot more than one resulting in huge U.S. civilian casualties from not defending our Country. Apparently these people think it was wrong to stand up to Hitler. Some people have learned nothing from history.
The last presidential election was another example of the media trying to drive opinions via the polls. You will get polling results by Electoral College in every election. However, in the last election we were hammered with it. The media speculated often on the possibility of one candidate losing the popular vote and winning the Electoral College. The polls actually showed Gore as the more likely to win in that scenario. Oops… So much for polls. Afterwards, the media was there, constantly reminding us that Gore won the popular vote and questioning the Electoral College. Didn't hear many complaints about that before the election. At least the media is consistently hypocritical.
There are other reasons to question the way polls are reported. First of all, should the polls even be considered news at all? When did they become so important? The unreliability of polls caused the media to blow their "projections" in an election for President of the United States of America. I can't believe they still use polls at all after that.
Who decides which pollsters to use? I've seen various pollsters where the results are more in favor of Conservatives than the ones the media uses. Internet polls like vote.com tend to have results that lean further to the right than the media polls. I don't see many references to those results. I guess those results are not fair to liberals. They have trouble clicking on a mouse. It must be too much like punching a ballot.
A major pollster has never contacted me. I am curious how many others have never been polled. I wonder how honest the pollsters are? I do know that the liberal mainstream media will continue to use polling to push their agenda and they have lost all credibility.
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BoomParaguay's main opposition party recently introduced a bill offering conscription-age youth an alternative to mandatory military service: replanting trees in depleted forests. The reforestation proposal highlights the seriousness of environmental degradation in Paraguay, mainly driven by the clearing of forests for agriculture, which has sustained one of Latin America's highest economic growth rates. In an interview with WPR, Joel E. Correia, an assistant professor of Latin American studies and core faculty member in the University of Florida's Tropical Conservation and Development Program, discusses deforestation in Paraguay and its disproportionate impact on the country's indigenous peoples.
Paraguay has an extremely serious problem with deforestation, mainly driven by agricultural practices like soybean production and cattle ranching. Numerous studies by academics, NGOs and international development agencies have utilized geospatial analysis and remotely sensed data to determine the extent of deforestation across the country. In southeastern Paraguay, the Interior-Atlantic Forest once covered 9 million hectares—more than 22 million acres—but by the mid-2000s, 93 percent of it had been cleared for agricultural purposes.
Paraguay has exhibited some of the region's strongest economic growth in recent years, with GDP rising by nearly 4.5 percent annually between 2004 and 2017. Much of this growth has been driven by the agriculture sector and its continued contributions of export commodities to global markets. For example, Paraguay is currently the world's fourth-largest exporter of soybeans, and it ranks among the top 10 beef-exporting countries by total tonnage.
It is difficult to make blanket statements about the effects of deforestation on indigenous communities in Paraguay due to the diversity of indigenous peoples and the challenges they face. Two percent of Paraguay's population identifies as indigenous, yet there are 19 different indigenous peoples in the country. Considering this diversity, recent reports from the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Open Society Justice Initiative show an alarming trend: Indigenous peoples often do not have a place at the table to influence the policy decisions and development initiatives that affect their communities. This is partly evidenced by the fact that Paraguay has no law or clear policy framework to facilitate protocols of free, prior and informed consent, as required by the International Labor Organization's Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, which Paraguay ratified in 1993. Moreover, the government agency that is charged with adjudicating indigenous affairs is one of the least-funded federal entities in the country.
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package io.skysail.app.notes.resources

import io.skysail.core.ApiVersion
import io.skysail.app.notes.NotesApplication
import io.skysail.core.app.SkysailApplication
import io.skysail.core.app.ScalaServiceListProvider
import io.skysail.api.um._
import io.skysail.core.app.ApplicationConfiguration
import io.skysail.repo.orientdb._
import io.skysail.app.notes.domain.Note
import org.scalatest._
import org.junit.runner.RunWith
import org.scalatest.junit.JUnitRunner
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory
import org.mockito._
import org.mockito.Mockito.{ mock, when }
import org.mockito.MockitoAnnotations
import org.restlet.security.Authenticator
import org.osgi.service.component.ComponentContext
import org.json4s._
import org.json4s.jackson.JsonMethods._
import org.json4s.native.Serialization
import org.json4s.native.Serialization.{ read, write }
import org.restlet.Context
import org.restlet.Request
import org.restlet.Response
import scala.util.Try
import com.tinkerpop.blueprints.impls.orient._
import io.skysail.app.notes.domain.Note

@RunWith(classOf[JUnitRunner])
class NotesResourceSpec extends FlatSpec with BeforeAndAfterEach {

  val serviceListProvider = mock(classOf[ScalaServiceListProvider])
  val authenticationService = mock(classOf[AuthenticationService])
  val authorizationService = mock(classOf[AuthorizationService])

  val dbService = mock(classOf[ScalaDbService])

  var notesResource: NotesResource = _

  implicit val formats = Serialization.formats(NoTypeHints)
  val testNote = parse(write(Note(Some("1"), "test")))

  var app: NotesApplication = _

  var context: Context = _
  var request: Request = _
  var response: Response = _

  var requestAttributes:java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap[String,Object] = _

  override def beforeEach() {
    context = new org.restlet.Context()
    request = mock(classOf[Request])
    response = mock(classOf[Response])
    app = new NotesApplication()
    app.setContext(context)
    app.dbService = dbService
    app.activate(mock(classOf[ApplicationConfiguration]), mock(classOf[ComponentContext]))

    val resourceAuthenticator = mock(classOf[Authenticator])
    val applicationAuthenticator = mock(classOf[Authenticator])
    when(authenticationService.getResourceAuthenticator(context, AuthenticationMode.PERMIT_ALL)).thenReturn(resourceAuthenticator)
    when(authenticationService.getApplicationAuthenticator(context, AuthenticationMode.ANONYMOUS)).thenReturn(applicationAuthenticator)

    when(serviceListProvider.getAuthenticationService()).thenReturn(authenticationService)
    //Mockito.when(serviceListProvider.getAuthorizationService()).thenReturn(authorizationService)
    SkysailApplication.setServiceListProvider(serviceListProvider);

    app.createInboundRoot();
    org.restlet.Application.setCurrent(app)

    requestAttributes = new java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap()

    request = mock(classOf[Request])

    when(request.getAttributes).thenReturn(requestAttributes)
  }

  "A NotesResource" should "contain a link to the PostNoteResource" in {
    val classes = new NotesResource().linkedResourceClasses()
    assert(classes.contains(classOf[PostNoteResource]))
  }

  "A NotesResource" should "provide the notes from the repository" in {
    Mockito.when(dbService.findGraphs(classOf[Note], "SELECT * from io_skysail_app_notes_domain_Note", Map())).thenReturn(List(testNote))
    val notes = new NotesResource().getEntity()
    assert(notes.size == 1)
    assert(notes.head.content == "test")
  }

  "A NoteResource" should "provide a note referenced by its id" in {
    when(dbService.findOne("1")).thenReturn(Some(testNote))
    val noteResource = new NoteResource()
    requestAttributes.put("id","1")
    noteResource.init(context, request, response)
    val entity = noteResource.getEntity()
    assert(entity.content == "test")
  }

  "A PostNoteResource" should "" in {
    val postNote = Note(None,"postNote")
    val dummy = mock(classOf[OrientVertex])
    when(dummy.getId()).thenReturn("2", Nil: _*)
    when(dbService.persist(postNote, app.getApplicationModel())).thenReturn(Try(dummy))
    val postNoteResource = new PostNoteResource()
    requestAttributes.put("id","1")
    postNoteResource.init(context, request, response)
    val addedEntity = postNoteResource.addEntity(postNote)
    assert(addedEntity.id.isDefined)
  }

}

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GETTING TO THE PAYOFF MAXED OUT ON CREDIT CARDS? THERE ARE WAYS TO DEFUSE YOUR PLASTIC EXPOLSIVES
By WHITNEY WALKER
Credit cards once magic plastic life jackets that allowed you to play now, pay later can become anchors around your neck when the bills roll in. If you don't use credit to your advantage, you'll drown in debt. But with holidays and taxes finally behind us, now's the time to get your head above water you may reach dry land!. "Society makes it seem like you have to be dependent on credit cards, but you can figure ways out of it," promises Leonard Grant, a real-estate agent from Rosedale, Queens, who owed $6,600 just two years ago. Since he's been debt-free, he says, "I've never been happier.
" Americans owe a record $416 billion on their credit cards an increase of 23% in the last year. Meanwhile, individual income only edged up by 3%. It's no wonder that 65% of us admit we owe too much and that more than 800,000 people declared bankruptcy last year. "We are taught to spend, and credit has become so easy to get," explains Ken Kirshenbaum, who runs a debt-counseling service in Sunnyside, Queens. "If you're like me, you get five to six Visa offers a month, and you can qualify for a lot of them.
" But should you try? About a third of all cardholders pay off their bills in total, but interest rates are important for the rest of us, who carry a balance. If your bank charges 18% interest, you might be tempted by 7.
9%, even though that introductory offer will jump to 12% or 14% in a few months. And if it's a variable rather than a fixed rate, it's not likely to stop there. But, heck, it's better than what you were paying, and another offer always seems to come along. "Why pay 12% when you can pay 5%?
" reasons Janice Shields, a banking researcher at Ralph Nader's Center for the Study of Responsive Law. The credit-card market is so saturated, she says, that cardholders can take advantage of competitive "teaser rates" fairly easily. But you have to do your homework, warns Jennifer Cohen, director of consumer advocacy for Public Advocate Mark Green. Is there an annual fee, for instance? And how long's the grace period before payment is due? "People are easily lured in with low rates," she says. "The 4.
6% is in huge type, but the other info is in mice type!
" Cohen's tip is to call your own credit-card company first and tell it about the better offer you've just received. It might prefer to strike a deal rather than let you walk. If you get a new credit card, cancel the old one. Too often, people rack up new cards because credit is addictive the average American has between eight and 10. "People see plastic as funny money," says Luther Gatling, a credit and bankruptcy expert at Budget & Credit Counseling Services (BuCCS), a nonprofit agency that helps people manage their debt. "When times are good, they figure everything is going to be fine, so they pay for their sins. When times are bad, people are trying to survive, and they use credit cards to do it.
" Instead, consumers should realize one very simple point: Every time you use a credit card, you're taking out a loan. "If you don't have good credit, it's almost like having a felony [on your record]," says Steve Jackson, a high-school teacher from Inwood who tried to ignore his $15,000 student-loan and credit-card debt. "You can't buy a home, you can't get a car, you can't do so many things.
" Slowly coming back For the last three years, Jackson has made his credit-card payments through BuCCS, and he's establishing good credit with a secured card that allows him to charge $700 if he keeps that amount in the bank. In December, Jackson and his wife bought their dream home. Students are an especially easy target for credit-card issuers, who figure that their parents can always pay off the debt. Every time Grant, the real-estate agent, bought new books for college, he'd find credit-card applications stuffed inside the jackets. By the time he graduated in '92, he was thousands in debt. "I would just buy things and throw it on a credit card, you know, like impulse shopping," he admits, adding that it was never a problem until he lost his business and needed his credit card as a cushion. With $180-a-month payments in minimums alone, he began to feel that he was saving all his money just to pay the bank. "Every penny in interest you pay is money you have to earn. It should be contributing to your wealth, not the bank's," says Kirshenbaum, who helped Grant curtail his expenses. "People think you have to have a lot of money to get out of debt faster, but you don't. All you need is a little , and it adds up.
" It sure does. According to Ruth Susswein of the consumer-advocacy group Bankcard Holders of America (BHA), the average American carries a balance of $3,900. At 18% interest and a 2% minimum payment of $78 a month to start, it would take 35 years and $14,000 to pay off the debt. "But as little as $10 more can make a substantial difference," Susswein notes. At $88 a month, you'd pay $6,480 (less than half the $78-a-month total) and be debt-free in six years. "We're still a long, long ways off pay ing our debts, but we're not adding to them," says Nancy, a BHA client from Manhattan who spoke about her family's $15,000 credit-card debt of anonymity. "If the kids needed shoes or winter jackets, that went on the credit card. We were willing to do without for ourselves, but not for our kids. We were living way beyond our means.
" Many couples fight over fin-ances when one partner is blind to the severity of the situation. As soon as her husband came around, Nancy cut up their cards. Even with $400 a month in payments, they're only touching the principal on two accounts, and they won't be out of debt for another decade. By then, they were hoping to be able to send their two children to college. To speed things along, Nancy took a full-time job, wrote up a new budget and canceled all the luxuries, much to her husband's dismay. She says things are better since she started handling the bills, but they still have their moments of comical frustration. "He wanted to keep HBO to see Steven Seagal movies," she laughs. "I said, `What are you, nuts? Rent it!


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'Ted Lasso' S2, E9 Review: "Beard After Hours"
Ernesto Valenzuela Posted On September 17, 2021
Last week's episode of Ted Lasso was undoubtedly the most emotional of its sophomore season. After such an episode, the show decided to follow up with one of its most introspective yet. Dedicated entirely to Coach Beard, the second season's ninth episode is the most radical departure from the show yet. Structured, shot, and written as differently as an episode of Ted Lasso could be. Because of this, we get a very interesting filler episode that doesn't move the plot forward. However, it manages to give us a close examination of one of the show's more mysterious characters.
After a devastating loss for Richmond in the semifinals, Beard goes on an odyssey throughout London. Brendan Hunt's given the opportunity to take the spotlight, and he doesn't waste it. Beard is forced to carry the weight as the lead of the episode and does it well. Paired with some other secondary characters, his misadventures are an attempt to find peace with the outcome of the game and the state of the team as a whole. It's an interesting concept, but unfortunately not completed to its full potential.
There's a more polished version of this episode hidden somewhere in its hefty runtime. One in which not only Beard's given spotlight and development, but the story of the second season also moves forward. Unfortunately, only one of these things is true for the episode. We're given plenty of time in Beard's headspace, and seeing him without Ted and working through his issues on his own was refreshing. However, this has little to no significance on the overarching story.
Beard goes through a very surreal set of events throughout the night, finding himself in danger at every turn while dealing with the devastating loss and struggles in his personal love life. While this has been a hanging plot thread of the series/season, using this as a follow-up to the shocking ending of last week may not have been the best idea. Placing this episode after any other episode in this season would have improved its value immensely.
That being said, the production on this episode is bold and entertaining. It's a surreal odyssey that has odd world-breaking moments. The editing in this episode also feels completely different than what came before. Odd POV shots, time-lapse transitions, and eerie compositions make Beard's all-nighter feel dream-like and sometimes unsettling. It works to an excellent degree in making the viewer feel as lost as Beard.
Moreover, his unusual encounters throughout the night range from humorous to threatening. The tonal shift is all over the place, though that was perhaps the intention of the director/writers. Beard's aimless direction throughout the night and watching him adapt to his situations/surroundings as it goes on was entertaining enough.
The emotional arc/crux of the episode, which is Beard's view on love and his relationship with his girlfriend, has a satisfying conclusion in this episode. Beard comes to terms with discovering what he wants, and in turn healthily addresses it. The climactic scene in a nightclub was without a doubt the highlight of the episode. Beautifully shot, the euphoria of the final scene of the night is definitely a memorable one. Ending on where a usual episode of Ted Lasso begins also makes for a creative conclusion to the episode.
Overall, Beard's odyssey in this Ted Lasso filler episode was an entertaining one. It's a creatively bold episode to make and gives us insight into one of the most enigmatic characters on the show. However, its placement and tonal shift may be a bit too jarring for most viewers, especially after how intense the previous episode was. Still though, Brendan Hunt carries it with a strong performance and the episode arguably is a much-needed breather, and an entertaining one at that. – Ernesto Valenzuela
Grade – 7/10
Ted Lasso Season 2 episodes premiere every Friday on Apple TV+.
Ernesto Valenzuela
Avid Marvel fan and father of two dogs. Writing about movies and comics since 2017.
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Q: rules for exploiting pypy performance speedup vs python I have written a python program and run it both with pypy and python
i have inserted some timing prints to measure the performance difference.
in some cases the speedup is 10X, in other there is no change.
Can anyone explain if there are rules to follow when writing a program
in order to exploit the potential speedup given by pypy?
E.G. avoid some syntax, prefer some data strcutures vs others....
I found a speedup between 12x and 1,5x

A: PyPy tends to be fast in pure numerically-intensive codes with hot loops dealing with (small) integers/float number as it can directly use native types instead of variable-sized dynamic integer/float objects. It will still be slower than a natively-compiled C/C++ code because it needs to check the types at runtime and compile the code at runtime.
PyPy does not like (large) dynamic codes. It uses a tracing just-in-time compiler that can track which part of the code are more likely to be executed and compile this path dynamically at runtime if it is executed often. When there are many path executed changing dynamically, the overhead of the JIT can be significant, and in the worst case, PyPy can choose not to compile any path. The thing is the PyPy fallback interpreter is slower than the one of CPython (due to the ability to trace and compile the code at runtime). Some dynamic features like frame introspection is supported but it is slow (since a code is not expected to use it massively).
PyPy is not fast for short-running scripts since the JIT has to compile the code at runtime and the overhead of the JIT or using the fallback interpreter (slower than CPython) can be higher than just interpreting the code with CPython for such scripts.
PyPy use a Garbage Collector (GC) as opposed to CPython which use Automatic Reference Counting (ARC). GCs can be faster to allocate/free many objects (especially small temporary objects), but they needs to track the object alive to know which one are dead and then free them. This means codes dealing with a huge amount of references and regular object allocations can actually be slower. This includes dynamic graph-based data structures and trees for example.
The C binding APIs (C extension and CTypes but not CFFI) tends to be slower than CPython (mainly because it has been designed for CPython in the first place). This means glue codes calling a lot of wrapped C function will actually be slower with PyPy. A lot of work has been done recently to significantly improve the performance of PyPy in this case, but AFAIK PyPy is still slower. An example of use case is operation on large Numpy arrays (for small ones, embedded JITs like Numba are certainly better), as well as the CSV and pickling packages.
String operations tends to be often slower, and especially string concatenation. One reason is that CPython use efficient algorithms for string operations that are pretty-well optimized and written in C at the expense of a large and complex code base. This is a significant work for the small PyPy teams which needs to reimplement this and maintain it with the additional complexity of the JIT and the GC. As a result, operations can be less well optimized. Regarding the concatenation, the inefficiency comes from the JIT which cannot optimize out intermediate copies. That being said, note that string-appending loops should be avoided anyway.
Generators tends to be slower than simple basic loops. The simpler, the better. One should not expect the JIT to perform complex expensive optimizations at runtime since the overhead of the JIT should not be too big compared to the rest of the code (and PyPy do not know the time taken by the code ahead of time).
Global variables are slow in CPython but not in PyPy. That being said, they should not be used for software engineering reasons anyway.
This is a pretty broad topic. There are many other interesting point to consider to evaluate the performance of a given Python code. For more information, please read:

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*https://www.pypy.org/performance.html (performance tips)

*https://speed.pypy.org (benchmark)

*https://www.pypy.org/blog (articles about the development of PyPy)

A: There are no hard and fast rules. There are some hints in the PyPy FAQ https://doc.pypy.org/en/latest/faq.html#how-fast-is-pypy. PyPy can JIT hot python code, and may be able to make lists, dictionaries, and tuples that store one type of object (int, float, string) more efficient.


LO2 Approach to problem Uses correct approach to financial/company accounting with high degree of accuracy Uses correct approach to financial/company accounting with minimal errors. Uses correct approach to financial/company accounting with a few errors. Begins, but fails to complete/understand concepts to apply in financial/company accounting. Unable to think of any strategies to solve the problem.
LO2 Computation Shows an excellent command of the financial/company accounting concepts and standards to computation formulas and correct answers. Shows all calculations.
results from financial/company accounting standards and application. Discussions supported excellently by applicable AASB and references. Results indicate very good justification for solution method and results from financial/company accounting standards and application Discussions are supported by applicable AASB and references Results indicate correct justification for good understanding of the problem from financial/company accounting standards and application.
Discussions are barely supported by applicable AASB and references. Results indicate poor justification for understanding of the problem in financial/company accounting standards and its application. Discussions are poorly supported by applicable AASB and references.


What happens if the driver at-fault does not have insurance, or not enough insurance to cover your damages? You need to make an uninsured/ under insured motorist claim. Learn more.
There are many cases where you are the victim in an accident and perpetrator does not own insurance or is underinsured for the damages that occurred. In this case, it is essential that you act quickly and file an uninsured motorist claim. And to ensure that the right procedure is followed in your best interests, you need to have MHM Law Group, APLC lawyer by your side.
The purpose of uninsured/underinsured motorist claims is to ensure that you are not left at the short end of the stick. At the time of the car accident, it is vital that you exchange names and insurance details with all the drivers involved. You can find then and there if the at-fault driver has insurance to pay you back the amount or not. If they don't, it usually means that they won't have the money to fully compensate your damages. In this situation, the uninsured motorist claims would allow you to pay for your medical bills, property damages and other out-of-pocket-costs on your own auto policy. The case is different if the driver at-fault is underinsured. You may know the limit of their insurance, but not have any idea what your damages would amount to be. In both cases of uninsured or underinsured claims, you need the help of a reliable MHM Law Group, APLC lawyer to assess the situation and work on the best possible solution.
While it is necessary to have an experienced MHM Law Group, APLC personal injury lawyer by your side in any accident case, there are more reasons to hire them in the case of uninsured or underinsured claims. For one, the time window to make such claims is limited, and sometimes, the policy holder receives as little as 30 days to make the claim. In addition to this, there is a limit to the uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage. As a general rule of thumb, you cannot receive coverage more than you have for your mown liability. This limitation protects insurance companies from people choosing high uninsured/underinsured motorist provisions and low personal liabilities. Insurance companies are well known to be stingy, and they often make in-depth investigations about the nature of your injuries in the accident, the medical treatment you need to receive, etc. A thorough investigation is understandable, however, if your insurance company takes an adversarial approach to your claim, then they may be acting in bad faith.
In this situation, they have violated their duty to handle your case in good faith.
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This article is about a known technique, but quick googling didn't bring up any concise texts on the subject. Anyway, I hope this elaborates on it.
Interface types cannot be expanded with new methods without breaking backward-compatibility (unless the programming language supports default method implementations). That can be worked around by providing a concrete base type, and stating in documentation that all implementations should inherit its methods. New interface methods can be implemented in the base type, insofar a sensible default exists.
// Handler implementations MUST inherit DefaultHandler's methods.
The problem with this is that it's a social contract. It depends on all developers reading and obeying the documentation, and not making mistakes.
handler() // Unexported method can only be implemented in this package.
No downstream type can satisfy this Handler interface without inheriting methods from DefaultHandler (or embedding a nil Handler). The human condition doesn't enter into it.
But there is still a possibility of breakage when the interface is expanded: an implementation may already have a method with the same name. If the signatures differ, the breakage is detected during compilation and people are immediately unhappy. On the other hand, if the signatures match, the semantics might not, and it may take time before people get really unhappy.
// Handler might be expanded with new methods between major releases.
// your own method names.
The final approach is to not use interfaces for injecting custom behavior like this. A struct with function fields can be expanded without problems.


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"This candidate is not eligible to apply for a work pass. Please look for another candidate."?
This happened to me after having an entry refusal a month prior to applying for an S-Pass.
I was working and studying in Singapore before, am a female Chinese Indonesian, 26 years-old.
Any insight on this matter? Any information is welcomed. Many thanks in advance!
Sounds like you are in a leaky boat without a pump. My suggestion is try to find something in Indonsia as MOM has crossed you off the acceptable least. Why, I have no idea, but there is something we are not being told, I'm pretty sure.
sundaymorningstaple wrote: Sounds like you are in a leaky boat without a pump. My suggestion is try to find something in Indonsia as MOM has crossed you off the acceptable least. Why, I have no idea, but there is something we are not being told, I'm pretty sure.
Thanks for the reply. I do have some plans such as to consider Indonesia jobs now, but I'm not quite taking Singapore out of my list yet. I have a timeline in mind to see if there are solutions that could aid this situation. Would like to hear from others if they have come across this reason before.
Hoping to get some feedback on my situation.


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(23:37:42) Jess: omg ubuntu is amazing (23:37:55) Jess: i worship at the shrine of ubuntu	[ view | more ]
Category: money
most quoted re "money": Jonathan North Washington (15), Tristan Alexander McLeay (9), other (7), Rianna (4), Matt Sachs (3)
other categories found with "money": sadness (13), food (9), badness (8), SSSR (8), computers (7)
Ed: "Man, I wish they put that stuff in ads now: 'Look at how we built our product!' Instead of—"
Damion: "'Hey look at the pretty women!'"
Ed (AB8UU) and Damion (K9DAJ)
sex, sexism, money
(21:01:22) [anon 1]: and [redacted] is still the biggest dick
(21:01:24) [anon 1]: I've ever worked with
(21:01:41) [anon 2]: I've worked with worse
(21:01:48) [anon 1]: yes
(21:01:56) [anon 1]: but have you worked with worse for essentially $5 an hour?
(21:02:08) [anon 2]: I've worked with worse for free :-P
(21:02:13) [anon 1]: good lawd.
(21:02:18) [anon 2]: plus, I live in America
(21:02:22) [anon 2]: where half the country is dicks
(21:02:23) [anon 1]: OH GOD
(21:02:24) [anon 1]: GOOD POINT
badness, patriotism, money
me: "Yeah, Tolgonay, if I won the lottery and got poisoned, you'd be the first person they investigate."
Andy: "Or they'll just look at the mouldy bread on the table, and be like 'oh, it was an accident.'"
Толгонай, Öwgönxüü, Jonathan North Washington
accidents, sickness, violence, weirdness, money
[link] heard: 1 October 2011
"There's only three themes in Bluegrass anyway: death, bad love, and for some reason retail."
death, love, money, weirdness
[link] heard: 24 July 2011
[edit] added: 24 July 2011
(17:24:59) ragib: in fact, I'm bangladeshi
(17:26:53) zfe: are there still tigers there?
(17:34:52) ragib: yes, the royal bengal tiger :D
(17:37:25) zfe: cool
(17:42:24) zfe: can you privately own one
(17:42:28) zfe: in bangladesh?
(17:45:47) ragib: zfe, no i guess
(17:46:16) zfe: :(
(17:46:21) zfe: i wanted to be like scarface
(17:46:23) zfe: in bangladesh
(17:46:24) zfe: my villa
(17:46:27) zfe: my tiger
(17:46:27) ragib: oh
(17:46:29) zfe: my cocaine addict wife
(17:46:46) firespeaker: zfe: first you have to join the mafia though
(17:46:57) firespeaker: ... *be* the mafia
(17:46:59) ragib: hm
(17:47:18) zfe: "be" is more proper
(17:47:30) firespeaker: I suspect if you were that rich, you probably could own a tiger
(17:47:47) TinoDidriksen: Legally, only if you build a zoo.
(17:47:50) firespeaker: whatever laws exist could be avoided by payments to the right officials
(17:48:01) firespeaker: TinoDidriksen: I'm not talking legally
(17:48:08) firespeaker: TinoDidriksen: this is Bangladesh we're talking about
(17:48:19) TinoDidriksen: True true
(17:48:23) zfe: well, buying a zoo license
(17:48:30) zfe: is not that expensive probably
(17:48:41) firespeaker: zfe: but there would probably be restrictions associated with it
(17:48:46) firespeaker: like letting people in to see your tiger
(17:48:52) zfe: sure
(17:48:58) zfe: but who told you i will keep the tiger in a cage?
(17:49:14) zfe: food for tiger √
other, Jonathan North Washington, zfe
money, bad-ideas, animals, food, drugs
Two things that've gotten a lot worse in my lifetime:
Jonathan North Washington
http://cdiac.ornl.gov/ftp/trends/co2/siple2.013
ftp://ftp.cmdl.noaa.gov/ccg/co2/trends/co2_mm_mlo.txt
http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/omb/budget/fy2012/assets/hist07z1.xls
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_in_Earth's_atmosphere
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_public_debt
science, badness, money, economics, politics
[link] heard: 2 December 2010
[edit] added: 2 December 2010
"You know, I feel sorry for his parents. Can you imagine the amount of money and energy they've wasted on sending him here?"
meanness, school, money, badness
"That's why British people hate us:"
[effects RP]
"'None of your rich people are posh.'"
patriotism, economics, double-standards, provincialism
(00:49:38) kesuari: you have a really lax system
[Jonathan explains rules in more depth]
(00:54:44) kesuari: okay, now it seems more normal
(00:54:56) kesuari: complex rules & money = immigration law
sadness, law, provincialism, money
(11:22:14) kesuari: i think it's more that people want to be rich
(11:22:19) kesuari: but not particularly jewish
money, badness, non-p.c.ness
(03:00:00) Аймона: i was sort of writing this cover letter. i mean, why on earth you would need a cover letter for fin. aid from the person who comes from KG
(03:00:05) Аймона: KG speaks for itself
SSSR, sadness, economics, money, gradschool
(00:57:37) Hannah: i don't understand why people can't pay me to cook and listen to music.
money, food, sadness, gradschool
[link] heard: 9 June 2008
[edit] added: 9 June 2008
(15:45:30) [me]: you make gourmet food from foodbank handouts?
(15:45:39) Aladnsane: This is the PNW.
(15:46:07) Aladnsane: Foodbank handouts are raw ingredients, some canned goods, bakery rosemary diamantes, fresh fruit and veg... *shrug*
(15:46:15) Aladnsane: If you know how to take your pick, yes, I do
(15:49:05) Aladnsane: Seriously though; the Food Bank here is amazing
(15:50:49) Aladnsane: I've gotten fresh bell peppers, fresh cilantro, there's ALWAYS good bread (largely because most people going there have families, so they need whitebread for the kids, because they don't seem to realize that kids are /trained/ to be picky, rather than being naturally picky - it's serving them 'kids food', that makes kids picky), I mean, there's always things that are hard to find,
(15:50:51) [me]: in Seattle, I can imagine
(15:51:06) Aladnsane: Bellingham
(15:51:13) Aladnsane: In Seattle, I could get all of that Dumpster Diving
Jonathan North Washington, Aladnsane
provincialism, money, food, sadness, artsiness, child-like
(19:13:07) kesuari: French Guiana ... is an overseas department ... of France
(19:13:18) kesuari: It is an integral part of France, and its currency is the Euro.
(19:13:34) kesuari: france did colonisation really weird
(19:13:46) kesuari: france does everything really weird
(19:13:50) kesuari: france is really weird
(19:13:51) kesuari: damn frogs
french, provincialism, money
(23:13:38) Colum: that friend of mine kept saying that "they are trying. English isn't their first language!" But you don't try it on your merchandise!
stupidity, sex, provincialism, money, language, bad-ideas
(18:28:09) Jóhann: I sent such a corny email "What will it cost if someone stole this book" :P haha
(18:28:15) Jóhann: yeah, who the fuck is going to steal a book haha
Jóhann
considering cheating the library out of a book..
sadness, bad-ideas, money, stupidity, sadness
[link] heard: 26 January 2008
[edit] added: 26 January 2008
(22:53:40) [me]: it's the cheapest wine I've seen
(22:53:59) [me]: it's cheaper than like soda
(22:54:02) [me]: and bottled water
(22:54:30) Rianna: I some how doubt Jesus has been active in their area :-p
Jonathan North Washington, Rianna
badness, food, alcohol, religion, money, SSSR
[a woman cuts ahead in line at store to get a dirty, brown, unappetising-looking root vegetable weighed]
guy at head of line to woman: "Это бесплатно, наверно."
sadness, money, SSSR, russian, sarcasm
"You know what I don't understand about bribing people to buy things—why don't you just lower the prices to what it would've been...?"
SSSR, conspiracies, common-sense, stupidity, incompetence
[link] heard: 6 September 2007
[edit] added: 6 September 2007
my father: "Wait, why's it that much cheaper?"
employee at undisclosed fast-foodery: "I gave you the senior discount. ...Not sayin' there're any seniors around here—I just hooked y'all up."
other, my father
food, money, time-travel, sketchiness, ghetto-talk, insults, non-p.c.ness
[link] heard: 29 August 2007
[edit] added: 29 August 2007
me: "How can you recall food?"
my mother: "If you don't, it recalls itself."
Jonathan North Washington, my mother
badness, money
"Somehow I think the soda market is more fluid than the music industry."
money, puns, badness, food, music, accidents
KJ: "Why can't my roommate see he's annoying me and just move out?"
Joyce: "Some people get satisfaction from annoying other people."
KJ: "Well, he's still paying rent."
Jonathan: "Some people pay to annoy other people."
KJ: "But he's poor."
Joyce: "Yeah, it's a luxury to be able to annoy other people."
Jonathan North Washington, Joyce, anonymous
annoyingness, money, stupidity
"Let me tell you, Chuck-for-the-buck is the best."
kazakh, non-nativisms, bad-ideas, money
Anara: "There's naked girls in these music videos."
[everyone continues playing poker, but half watches for a while]
Jonathan W: "So she's not naked yet."
Anara: "It's Alsu."
Jonathan W: "Oh, she's Tatar. She'll never get naked."
Jonathan C: "That's my experience. Unless you start dropping the blue chips." [tosses in a blue chip, worth the highest value: 100]
other, Jonathan North Washington, Anara
Jonathan C relates to Anara's Russian music videos
sex, SSSR, scariness, money, russian
[link] heard: 2 February 2007
Girl at check-out: "You just want the bagel?"
Derek: "Yeah. But I want the stuff inside too. Is that okay?"
Girl at check-out: "Sure."
Derek Gulas, other
food, money
[comment]	[rate] 4.5/5
"Kids are freakin' expensive! ...Uh, not to buy, but to raise."
badness, life
"RMS: poor man's absolute value, rich man's decadent absolute value."
Gabe Neer
Getting absolute value by squaring and then square-rooting x
stupidity, money, computers
1c a song? That explains the pricing of Apple hardware---somewhere in their books, they're confusing dollars and cents!
in an e-mail, upon learning that you can buy CDs of 99 local music videos for about $1 in Kyrgyzstan
confusion, technology, computers, SSSR, non-p.c.ness, puns, kyrgyz
Shoshana: "What did he mean by 'претензия'?"
Jonathan: "I don't really know."
Shoshana: "Maybe he meant 'bribe.'"
Jonathan North Washington, Shoshana Billik
russian, SSSR, money
Jonathan: "Whoa, there's a Russian Passport Helpline! And it's a 1-800 number."
Rianna: "1-800-BRIBE-US?"
politics, sketchiness, technology, money, SSSR
Jonathan: "Yeah, it's a couple people taking advantage of one group's suffering to take advantage of another group's generosity to take advantage of another group's money."
Rianna: "It's like one big orgy of screw-overage."
discussing Locks of "Love"
sincerity, sadness, wisdom, sketchiness, hair, sex, evil, insightfulness, money, analogies
"Formatting in LaTeX is like spending the extra couple of bucks to have a good liquor in your cocktail."
Rianna
linux, computers, money, wisdom
03:58:07 [Tristan]: yeah, that's basically the way apple is.
03:58:31 [Tristan]: we PWN you, sort of thing.
money, power, omnipotence, conspiracies
01:02:01 [Tristan]: (it occurs to me i've probably spent more money on free software than many people have spent on pay-for software)
linux, money, people, philosophy, wisdom
20:58:04 [me]: *moves to Iceland*
20:58:15 [Tristan]: what, you can do that just by saying it over IM? :)
20:58:27 [me]: hey, it was a performative sentence :)
20:58:40 [Tristan]: iceland has the 7th highest GDP per capita, apparently
20:58:46 [Tristan]: performative?
20:58:52 [Tristan]: (is that a word?)
20:59:04 [me]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performative
20:59:08 [me]: wikipedia thinks so :)
21:00:20 [Tristan]: hm, interesting, so by saying "*moves to iceland*" it actually caused you to move to iceland? :)
21:01:15 [Tristan]: *moves to iceland*
21:01:20 [Tristan]: nah, didn't seem to work :(
21:01:29 [Tristan]: obviously not a perfomative in my dialect :)
Tristan Alexander McLeay, Jonathan North Washington
patriotism, linguistics, anthropology, computers, language, scandinavia
[03:53] Kesuari: yeah, the mac's probably got a command key that'll end the world and another that gives you a million dollars. you just need to find them.
money, science, omnipotence, power
[link] heard: 8 August 2005
[edit] added: 8 August 2005
[02:50] Aaron B: well, by "famous" i mean "famous within the field"
[02:50] Aaron B: aka "my research funding hasn't been cut more than 70%"
Abe Solomon
sadness, linguistics, college, gradschool
"Dem totns gelt. I'd like to get my hands on dem totns gelt, yo?"
Prof. Kellman
family, money, bad-ideas, multilingualisms
[link] heard: 2 March 2005
[edit] added: 2 March 2005
"Guys, I have a get rich slow scheme. Okay, owning a cellar is a lot cheaper than owning a vinyard..."
Nat Budin
bad-ideas, money
"I have to file taxes in like 5 states."
Matt Sachs
politics, provincialism, scariness
"Crack is rocks, cocaine is powder."
[Vickie pats Matt's head.]
"What?... One's for rich people and one's for poor people. I have to know which one to buy."
Vickie F, Matt Sachs
money, ghetto-talk
Jonathan: "I mean, what sort of person founds an all girls school? I guess you have to be a rich guy with weird dreams."
Matt: "Yo."
Jonathan North Washington, Matt Sachs
weirdness, money, imagination, creepiness
"That's an expensive relationship. He could find a cheaper one. He just doesn't know how to manage his money."
Vickie F
money, sadness, relationships
(17:12:07) [me]: I have a new haircut too, but it's pretty normal for me. just shorter than most people are used to
(17:13:40) [Sarah]: lol. the jonathan. i think we should market it that way
Jonathan North Washington, Sarah Simpson
weirdness, hyperbole, sarcasm, money, bad-ideas


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Monacanthus chinensis est une espèce d'actinopterygien de la famille des Monacanthidae. Ce poisson est originaire de l'ouest de l'océan Pacifique et de l'est de l'océan Indien, où il vit à proximité de récifs et de sédiments mous dans des eaux peu profondes. Il mesure jusqu'à  de longueur.

Description
Monacanthus chinensis mesure jusqu'à  de longueur. Ce poisson comprimé sur ses flancs est reconnaissable à son museau retroussé et pointu, à l'extension filamenteuse de la nageoire caudale, et à l'imposant fanon gulaire présent sous le corps. La nageoire dorsale la plus en avant prend la forme d'une crête érectile ; une crête similaire mais de taille inférieure est disposée juste derrière. La nageoire dorsale située à l'arrière du corps compte 28 à 34 rayons souples, la nageoire anale en a entre 27 et 34. La couleur change selon l'environnement : les tons sont sombres quand le poisson nage au-dessus d'un banc de moules, plus clairs au-dessus d'un fond sableux. Cependant, d'irrégulières tâches et stries sombres sont visibles dans tous les cas.

Répartition et habitat
Monacanthus chinensis est originaire du bassin Indo-Pacifique : l'espèce est présente des eaux malaisiennes et du sud du Japon, jusqu'aux côtes du nord et de l'est de l'Australie, en passant par l'Indonésie et les Samoa. Ce poisson démersal qui vit jusqu'à une profondeur d'environ  se rencontre dans les estuaires, les côtes rocheuses tapissées d'algues ainsi que sur des fonds vaseux ou limoneux. Il habite des herbiers marins et des récifs situés au large ou à proximité des côtes.

Écologie

Monacanthus chinensis est diurne et omnivore : il semble repérer sa nourriture à vue. Son régime est composé d'algues et de plantes des herbiers mais il se nourrit aussi de petits invertébrés : amphipodes, crevettes, copépodes, Tanaidacea, ectoproctes, hydrozoaires, polychètes et tuniciers. Même si le poisson semble mal digérer les algues, de nombreux composés carbones sont assimilés lors du processus de digestion. Le régime alimentaire de l'espèce repose à environ 40% sur des matières animales : l'espèce est très dépendante des algues épiphytes et des organismes incrustés présent au sein des herbiers marins.

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Références

Monacanthidae


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Gelatin from porcine skin
high gel strength, suitable for microbiology
MDL number:
MFCD00081638
NACRES:
NA.85
Quality Level
non-sterile
high gel strength
limited shelf life, expiry date on the label
available only in EU
ign. residue
≤2%
≤15% loss on drying
450 nm, ≥85%
4.0-6.0 (25 °C, 67 mg/mL in H2O)
5.10-5.80 mPa.s
gel strength
240-270 g Bloom (67 mg/ml water)
280-320 g BloomAOAC
H2O: 67 mg/mL at 50 °C, slightly hazy, faintly yellow
H2O: 67 mg/mL at 60 °C
anion traces
chloride (Cl-): ≤2000 mg/kg
cation traces
Ca: ≤2000 mg/kg
Cd: ≤5 mg/kg
Co: ≤5 mg/kg
Cr: ≤10 mg/kg
Cu: ≤50 mg/kg
Fe: ≤50 mg/kg
K: ≤500 mg/kg
Mg: ≤500 mg/kg
Mn: ≤5 mg/kg
Na: ≤1000 mg/kg
Ni: ≤5 mg/kg
Pb: ≤5 mg/kg
Zn: ≤10 mg/kg
application(s)
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This product is recommended for use as a cell culture substratum at 1-5 μg/cm2 or 0.5-50 μg/mL. The optimal concentration does depend on cell type as well as the application and research objectives.
Gelatin has been used in many applications. It has use in coating cell culture to improve attachment of cells, being added to PCR to stabilize Taq DNA, as a blocking reagent in Western blotting, ELISA, and immunochemistry, and as a component of media for species differentiation in bacteriology. As a biocompatible polymer, it has used as a delivery vehicle for release of active biomolecules and in generation of scaffolds for tissue engineering applications. In the pharmaceutical industry, geltan can be used as a suspending and encapsulating agent, among other applications.
Gelatin is a heterogeneous mixture of water-soluble proteins of high average molecular masses, present in collagen. Proteins are extracted by boiling the relevant skin, tendons, ligaments, bones, etc. in water. Type A gelatin is derived from acid-cured tissue. Type B is derived from lime-cured tissue.
Dry gelatin, when stored in airtight containers at room temperature, will remain unchanged for many years. When heated at 100°C in the presence of air, it swells becomes soft and disintegrates to a carbonaceous mass with evolution of pyridine bases and ammonia.
Preparation Note
This product is derived from porcine skin. Gelatin is soluble in hot than in cold water. It is practically insoluble in most organic solvents such as alcohol, chloroform, carbon disulfide, carbon tetrachloride, ether, benzene, acetone, and oils. The Bloom number, determined by the Bloom gelometer, is an indication of the strength of a gel formed from a solution of the known concentration. The Bloom number is proportional to the average molecular mass. Bloom numbers of porcine skin Gelatin vary from 90 to 300 g. This product has a gel strength of 250.
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Peer Reviewed Papers
Busk Jr., G.C.
Food Technology, 38, 59-59 (1984)
Kozlov, P.V., and Burdygina, G.I.
Polymer, 24, 651-651 (1983)
A rapid ATR-FTIR spectroscopic method for classification of gelatin gummy candies in relation to the gelatin source.
Nur Cebi et al.
Gelatin is widely used in gummy candies because of its unique functional properties. Generally, porcine and bovine gelatins are used in the food industry. FTIR-ATR combined with chemometrics analysis such as hierarchical cluster analysis (HCA) (OPUS Version 7.2 software), principal
Generation of priming mesenchymal stem cells with enhanced potential to differentiate into specific cell lineages using extracellular matrix proteins.
Na Rae Han et al.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications, 436(3), 413-417 (2013-06-12)
Poor understanding of the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) has resulted in a low differentiation yield, and has hindered their application in medicine. As a solution, priming MSCs sensitive to signaling, thus stimulating differentiation into a specific cell lineage
[Gelatine phantom for training of ultrasound guided vascular access].
Louise Clemmesen et al.
Ugeskrift for laeger, 175(9), 576-578 (2013-04-24)
This article describes the production of a low-cost training phantom for ultrasound guided invasive procedures of peripheral and central veins and presents a video of the process. The phantom can be adapted for use with other ultrasound techniques. It is
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Nine British medical students 'headed to Syria'
By Web Desk on	 March 22, 2015 World View
Nine British medical students have travelled to Syria, to allegedly work in hospitals controlled by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), Britain's Observer newspaper reported on Saturday, according to Reuters news agency.
The group of four women and five men crossed into Syria from Turkey last week, having travelled from Sudan where they had been studying, said the story, published on the website of the Observer's sister paper, the Guardian.
It quoted Turkish opposition politician Mehmet Ali Ediboglu, who had met members of the students' families who were trying to persuade the students to return.
Britain's Foreign Office was not immediately available for comment on Saturday.
The group of medical students are in their late teens and early 20s and all have Sudanese roots but were born and brought up in Britain, the story said.
Britain's security services estimate that some 600 Britons have gone to Syria or Iraq to join militant groups, including the man known as "Jihadi John", who has appeared in several ISIS beheading videos.
The attempt of ISIS to create a theocratic Sunni Muslim 'caliphate' by violent means has attracted thousands of recruits from Europe and elsewhere.
Recently, three British schoolgirls are thought to have travelled through Turkey to Syria to join the militant group.
Their families and British authorities have made repeated appeals for them to return home.
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Argythamnia candicans är en törelväxtart som beskrevs av Olof Swartz. Argythamnia candicans ingår i släktet Argythamnia och familjen törelväxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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I do kind of want to see what Ross makes of the Tropico series.
My favorite moment in season 2 so far is probably just Freeman casually referring to the Metrocops as "these Charles Bronson motherfuckers."
The environmental records of socialist countries like the USSR laugh at the notion that capitalism is particularly bad for the environment, or that capitalism's successes are due to disregard for it.
Ross, that political incident you're referring to is Preston Brooks' caning of Charles Sumner. It started when Sumner gave a speech attacking slavery and slaveholders. Brooks, whose family were slaveowners, took offense and ambushed him in the house a few days later and beat him nearly to death with a stick while his friend, Laurence M. Keitt, held a gun on the other representatives and threatened to shoot them if they tried to intervene. Later a Congressman named Anson Burlingame called Brooks a coward for the incident. Brooks then challenged him to a duel; Burlingame accepted Brooks' challenge, and then watched Brooks wuss out of it when Brooks learned Burlingame had a reputation as a marksman. Brooks resigned soon after and was found guilty of assault but was not incarcerated and only fined a little over $300 (about $9,000 today). He was reelected (the assault was very popular in his home state of South Carolina) but died of a respiratory disease in 1857 before he could serve his term.
Yes, the ultimate quote mine is BACK! "What the hell?! What's going on? Desperate women love me!" "I got my degree under the tutelage of Dr. Pepper." "It's best to grab it out of someone's hand on the street. Because they'll chase you, but they won't file a police report over a stolen hotdog."
Shame I couldn't make this one. Though, it seemed like a couple of comments were aimed in my direction.
So wait, is the chat at 4 PM EST or 10 PM EST? This thread says the former, Ross says the latter on the front page.
There's been doomsayers about oil every year since we started using it. Them being wrong about a 2015-2016 crash is only the latest of dozens of examples of this happening.
With Clinton's 16-point victory in New York, the Democratic primaries are pretty much over.Three guesses on why she curb-stomped Bernie in that state, and the first two don't count. So, same pattern as always.


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These photos were taken by Peter Ratner the summer of 2009.
The Honor Plaques were painted on the inside of the old Nature Hut.
Tom Schneider lives in the house by the gate - he is a glass artist and the self appointed guardian of the Kamp. He's a lovely guy and took great delight in having someone around who actually knew about the place.
David and I with our mother and my wife Carol just returned from a trip down the lane and actually visited Kamp Kewanee - or what is left of it. Jane Oppenheim found it for us.
The land is, we were told, privately owned and is being leased to Keystone College. They are using it for environmental studies. The lodge has been restored (painted orange!!) but most of the other buildings are either gone or in various states of disrepair. I took pictures of all of the Honor Plaques painted on the inside of the nature lodge (1930 to 1947) although a few are gone and the rest are going - I don't think the building will be there much longer. The shop is in worse shape. 1000 is still standing but I resisted the urge to look inside.
The mapple tree is 25 feet high and most of the rest of the kamp is covered in forest - you would never believe the tent line existed. The rusted stanchions from the basketball court are standing as is some of the backstop behind the lower diamond.
It was both sad and, in a way, wonderful. We had the chance to use that land and now its going back to what it was before we got there.


Phil Jackson, the son of Pentecostal preachers in Montana, has won more championships than any other coach in American professional sports history. Jackson is also a student of philosophy, a practicing Buddhist and follower of Lakota Sioux spiritual traditions, and is insatiably curious about everything. He's dropped acid, smoked weed, and given his millionaire players instructional manuals like Dan Millman's Way of the Peaceful Warrior. "He's made up of a million different things," says Millerton resident and veteran sportswriter Peter Richmond, whose Phil Jackson: Lord of the Rings (Blue Rider Press, 2013) plumbs the depth of the enigmatic big man who won two NBA titles as a player, started his coaching career with the Albany Patroons, and led a Zen basketball workshop at the Omega Institute for many years. Richmond charts the improbable rise of the counterculture seeker through the professional coaching ranks and attempts to deconstruct Jackson's outsized success.
Peter Richmond will give a talk and sign copies of Phil Jackson: Lord of the Rings at Oblong Books & Music in Millerton on January 18 at 6pm. (518) 789-3797; Oblongbooks.com.


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using System;
using System.IO;

using CodeJam.Extensibility.CommandLine.Parsing;

using JetBrains.Annotations;

using CommandLineParser = CodeJam.Extensibility.CommandLine.Parsing.CommandLineParser;

namespace CodeJam.Extensibility.CommandLine
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Helper methods for work with command line.
	/// </summary>
	public static class CommandLineHelper
	{
		/// <summary>
		/// Parse command line.
		/// </summary>
		public static CmdLineNode ParseCommandLine(string source)
		{
			return CommandLineParser.ParseCommandLine(source);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Check command line semantics.
		/// </summary>
		public static void Check(string commandLine, CmdLineRules rules)
		{
			Check(CommandLineParser.ParseCommandLine(commandLine), rules);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Check command line semantics.
		/// </summary>
		public static void Check(CmdLineNode commandLine, CmdLineRules rules)
		{
			CommandLineChecker.Check(commandLine, rules);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Print usage.
		/// </summary>
		public static void PrintUsage(
			[NotNull] this CmdLineRules rules,
			[NotNull] TextWriter writer,
			[NotNull] PrintUsageSettings settings)
		{
			if (rules == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(rules));
			if (writer == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(writer));
			if (settings == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(settings));

			UsagePrinter.PrintUsage(rules, writer, settings);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Print usage.
		/// </summary>
		public static string PrintUsage(
			[NotNull] this CmdLineRules rules,
			[NotNull] PrintUsageSettings settings)
		{
			var sw = new StringWriter();
			PrintUsage(rules, sw, settings);
			return sw.ToString();
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Print usage with default settings.
		/// </summary>
		public static void PrintUsage(
			[NotNull] this CmdLineRules rules,
			[NotNull] TextWriter writer)
		{
			PrintUsage(rules, writer, new PrintUsageSettings());
		}
	}
}