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What is the title of a Paul Muni film from the 1930s about a guy on the run? In the end, an old girlfriend asks him how he lives, and he answers from the dark, "I steal."
—P. Perosak, Howell, Mich.
That's a classic: I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang (1932), in which Muni earned a best actor Oscar nomination for his portrayal of a wrongfully convicted man sentenced to serve 10 years on a brutal Southern chain gang. Nominated for best picture, the film was based on a true story.
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President John F. Kennedy stands with attendees of the Football Hall of Fame Dinner. L-R: White House Army Signal Agency (WHASA) staff member, Jack Rubley; University of Alabama football coach, Paul "Bear" Bryant; WHASA staff member, John J. Cochran (in back); University of Alabama quarterback, Pat Trammell; University of Alabama President, Dr. Frank Rose; President Kennedy; sportscaster, Mel Allen; University of Alabama sports Hall of Famer, Young Boozer, Jr.; Birmingham News sports writer, Benny Marshall; Alabama businessman, Tom Russell; Director of Alumni Relations at the University of Alabama, Jeff Coleman. Room 805, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York City.
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While attending the Football Hall of Fame Dinner, President John F. Kennedy delivers a message by telephone to the University of Alabama during a rally honoring the university's football team. L-R: University of Alabama quarterback, Pat Trammell; President Kennedy; White House Army Signal Agency staff member, John J. Cochran. Room 805, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York City.
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President John F. Kennedy signs HR 9118, the Arms Control and Disarmament Act, establishing the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA). Looking on (L-R): unidentified; Representative Emanuel Celler (New York); Representative Robert W. Kastenmeier (Wisconsin); Representative Leonard Farbstein (New York); Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; Representative Cornelius E. Gallagher (New Jersey); White House Army Signal Agency (WHASA) staff member, John J. Cochran (in back, mostly hidden); Director of the ACDA, William C. Foster; Chairman of the US Delegation to the Geneva Conference on Disarmament, Arthur Dean; two unidentified men. President Kennedy's Suite at the Carlyle Hotel, New York City, New York.
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UP 'retaliation': Clampdown on peaceful protests to create climate of fear, polarization
India's premier human rights network, National Alliance of People's Movements (NAPM), in a fact-finding report, 'Resistance, Repression and Revenge', has stated that "extraordinary emergency situation in the state of Uttar Pradesh" has come about in the wake of "wide-spread" protests against the new citizenship law.
In an attempt to "broadly map out the scale and seriousness of the situation in the state", the report claims, "unprecedented excesses" were committed by the Uttar Pradesh police after the protests commenced, asking "concerned citizens and bodies, both governmental and non-governmental at the national and international level to intervene" to halt the "state-sponsored violence and intimidation."
Like in other parts of the country, the past few weeks in Uttar Pradesh has witnessed massive and largely peaceful people's resistance to the blatantly communal and unconstitutional Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), 2019 and announcements to bring forth an All-India National Register of Citizens (NRC) through an exercise called National Population Register (NPR).
In response to a national call for an All-India protest on December 19 against these draconian laws and decisions, lakhs of common citizens all across the state, hit the roads and protested in a peaceful and democratic way.
Evidently rattled by the public outrage, the state quickly swung into a retaliatory mode to clampdown on peaceful protests, attack common people and create a climate of fear, violence and polarization. The situation is extremely alarming with the state cracking down massively on students, activists, human rights and community organisations and civil society groups.
Needless to say, Muslim communities and regions are being specifically targeted and ruthlessly hounded, with many even fearing to file complaints or choosing to leave their homes! Section 144 has been imposed across the state and internet shutdown has been ordered in several cities.
Democratic protests against CAA-NRC are facing violent attacks by police, with videos surfacing of destruction and arson of standing cars and properties by police and some miscreants, firings leading to many deaths, custodial torture, assaults on civilians, pelting of stones from rooftops by security personnel, vitriolic hate, brutal and excessive use of force by state with alleged sanctions from the 'top'!
Fabricated cases against human rights defenders (HRDs) are being foisted and FIRs are being filed enmasse on thousands of people, mostly Muslims. Properties are being confiscated by police and a complete state of terror and destruction prevails in the state right now.
Situation in brief
As on date (December 31), at least 20 civilians, including a minor, have 'died' across the state, largely due to police firing and brutality. However, the police claim all deaths are due to 'cross-firing'!
About 327 FIRs have been filed and up to 1,113 people have been arrested under 2various substantive provisions and jailed, of which up to 280 are from Lucknow alone. While some of them are lawyers and activists, many of them are young Muslim men from the poorer localities. Almost 5,558 persons have been 'bound down', i.e. taken into preventive custody by the police, 'in anticipation of violence'.
Police have registered 76 cases and arrested 108 people for sharing and posting 'objectionable and misleading posts' on social media in connection with the law. Action has been taken against 15,344 social media posts including 6,612 of Twitter, 8,577 of Facebook and 155 videos on YouTube. Along with regular police columns, paramilitary, rapid action force, PAC and Quick Reaction Teams are patrolling various districts. As per police claims, 288 police personnel have been injured.
Widely known activists like senior advocate Mohammad Shoaib of Rihai Manch and retired IPS SR Darapuri have been arrested under serious charges, including attempt to murder (Sec 307 IPC) and criminal conspiracy (Sec 120-B) and jailed. Both are senior citizens above 75 and suffer from heart ailment and cancer, respectively.
Human rights activist, Sadaf Jafar, associated with the Congress, has been punched, leading to intense bleeding. Robin Verma of Rihai Manch and Deepak Kabir, a theatre activist have been badly tortured and jailed. All of them have been arrested under serious charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy and lodged at Luknow jail. Bail petition have been rejected by lower courts.
In Varanasi, about 70 persons including notable social and political activists, students, elderly persons and young women have been jailed and arbitrary charges foisted again them for organzing a peaceful protest on December 19.
Omar Rashid, journalist with "The Hindu" was badly humiliated and intimidated by the police and threatened due to his Kashmiri identity. The climate in the state is not conducive for most of the media to report the gory ground realities in a fearless manner and sections of the local media has also been showing Muslims in bad light.
Mass FIRs are being filed and Sec 307, 120-B etc. are being foisted on many activists and individuals, across districts. Many persons named are from the Muslim community. Hundreds to thousands of 'unknown' persons are being named in the FIRs. Fifteen FIRs have been filed against 21,500 persons, in Kanpur alone, as per official admission. Police is also threatening invocation of National Security Act (NSA) against at least 250 agitators.
There is a climate of terror amongst people across the state, particularly Muslims across many districts where many confirmed and unconfirmed reports of police violence including on women and elders, ransacking of homes, destruction of private property, youth and children being beaten up and detained arbitrarily are being received by the hour. With internet blockade, there has been a serious deficiency in effective communication flow.
Shops and properties of 'rioters', largely poor Muslims are being seized and sealed by the administration, as per orders of the CM to 'seek revenge' and in stated compliance of a Supreme Court Order of 2018. This is happening in a 'campaign mode' across districts.
Even solidarity protests at UP Bhawan, Delhi have been met with detentions. On at least three different dates, hundreds of protesters were detained at the Mandir Marg Police station. Even a single person or pair of two was detained!
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognizance of complaints sent to it in this regard and issued notice to the DGP, UP to respond within 4 weeks on all matters of police excesses.
The first major attack in the state was on the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), wherein with the massive deployment of armed forced and police, the student resistance against CAA-NRC was sought to be crushed. On the night of 15th Dec, in order to quell a peaceful student protest, the Rapid Action Force (RAF) and police started hurling rabidly communal abuses and firing tear gas shells, rubber bullets, stun grenades, pellets and other kinds of explosive weapons into the crowd that was inside the campus gate.
The forces even broke open the main gate and indulged in heavy lathi charge and firing, despite requests by the Proctor and students to the police get out of the campus precincts. The army and police personnel entered buildings where students were hiding and attacked them ruthlessly. They even targeted students who were not part of the protests.
Consequently, up to 60 students suffered varying degrees of injury including amputation of hands, limb injuries, suffocation and unconsciousness etc. The bikes of students which were parked were vandalized in large numbers. As per an estimate, up to 22 students 'have gone missing since then'. Wide-spread fear was induced that anyone who speaks up would be charged with NSA!
Some reports indicated that the arson and violence was being carried out by 'hired rioters' to sabotage the peaceful protests
While no action has been taken against the erring officials, FIRs have been filed against 21 named and 500 unnamed students. The administration declared winter vacation immediately and created a situation where students had to leave forthwith. This led to a mass (forced) exodus of students from the campus. Reports of many students, especially Kashmiri sttudents being stuck in the freezing cold in Jammu after being 'sent off in buses' have been received.
On December 16, thousands of citizens, students with civil society organisations across the state protested peacefully in Aligarh, Lucknow, Varanasi, Mau and other places expressing solidarity and protesting against brutal police force against fellow students in New Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) and Aligarh Muslim University (AMU).
State attempt to prevent protests on December 19
On December 18, the UP Police issued notices to about 3,000 people across the state, cautioning them to not participate in protests against CAA. These notices were issued under Sec.149 Cr.P.C and Sec 116/107 CrPC, to individuals to not participate in any kind of protest and to execute a bond for keeping peace and good behaviour.
Key activists including Advocate Mohammad Shoaib, Sandeep Pandey and SR Darapuri were kept under 'house-arrest' from the 18th night /19th early morning. The state administration, completely undermining the constitutionally guaranteed rights of citizens under Article 19, invoked Section 144 CrPC in a blanket sweep to impose 'curfew' across the entire state, rather than localised areas which is how Section 144 is legally intended to be used, as laid down by the Apex Court.
This heavy-handed response of the state against citizens, expressing their disagreement to the CAA, seems to have the approval of the highest offices in the state. OP Singh, Director General of Police (DGP), Uttar Pradesh, also tweeted the same from his official account.
However, thousands of people both in UP and many other states where Section 144 was imposed came out on the streets in large numbers and participated in the mass civil disobedience against the CAA. At Parivartan Chowk, Lucknow, as well, the 4-5 hours long protest was largely peaceful which only included a march, mass chanting of slogans, reading of the Preamble and tearing down the CAA.
It was only towards the end that some unidentified miscreants burnt down a bus and some media OB vans, leading to police raining lathi blows on protestors and the situation turning volatile. Thereafter, across various districts, certain incidents of stone-pelting and destruction of public properties were reported in the media, but it was not established as to who exactly were responsible for the same.
Some reports indicated that the arson and violence was being carried out by 'hired rioters' to sabotage the peaceful protests. In the past couple of days, the security forces have been using excessive force on peaceful protestors, leading to loss of lives and severe life-threatening injuries.
Eyewitness, video and media reports clearly point to the fact that the state government and police have not been following the required legal standards and operating procedures to manage assemblies.
On December 19 itself, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced that his government would 'take revenge' on those involved in the violence by confiscating their properties. He said all of them have been marked in the CCTV footage and the state shall seize their property and compensate the losses caused. Within a day, he also 'appealed people to maintain peace and law and order across the state'. He urged people 'not to fall for rumours and get misled on the new citizenship law'.
Internet Blockade: The mobile internet blockade began on December 16 itself at Aligarh where the students were attacked and spread soon to many other districts. The internet access on mobile phones was suspended in 21 districts of UP, including Lucknow, Kanpur, Allahabad, Agra, Aligarh, Ghaziabad, Varanasi, Mathura, Meerut, Moradabad, Muzaffarnagar, Bareli, Firozadad, Pilibhit, Rampur, Saharanpur, Shamli, Sambhal, Amroha, Mau, Azamgarh and Sultanpur.
In some places internet speed has been slowed down. On December 16, it was reported that mobile service was suspended only in Muslim localities of Muzaffarnagar, while they were restored in the rest of the district. Broadband internet services were also terminated partially in some cities including Lucknow and Ghaziabad.
Internet blockade for over two weeks has also led to a serious deficiency in effective communication flow. The state government has not given any specific reasons or justification for the suspension. Suspension of internet has badly affected civilians and local businesses.
At least 20 people, including a minor, have died across the state, primarily due to police firing and brutalities. This is the highest in the country, during the anti-CAA protests. According to a media report, a senior police official confirmed that the deaths of at least 14 persons were due to 'firearm injuries'.
An independent investigation is urgently required to ascertain the exact cause of the deaths due to police firing. This is even more necessary since in several videos that have emerged, policemen are seen with revolvers and batons, aiming and shooting directly at unarmed protestors/civilians, above the waist.
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The Royal Marsden Hospital is one of the best cancer treatment hospitals in the UK today, and just you know the first hospital in the world dedicated to study and treat cancer. They have the Royal Marsden, Chelsea, London, the Royal Marsden, Sutton Surrey and Kingston Hospital, Surrey.
What is the biggest hospital in UK?
The St. George Hospital in London is the biggest one in the country, capable of housing more than a thousand patients at a time. This hospital at No.8, offers an array of medical services such as cancer care, neurological treatment, complex injuries, etc.
What is London Hospital?
London Hospital is a British television series featured on BBC. The show is a period piece, set a century ago in London at the Royal London Hospital. The show is romantic and dramatic - centering around the romances, casework and surgeries of incoming patients, doctors and nurses.
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Houston, November 17, 2020: Energistics Consortium Inc. announced today that it will be reducing its 2021 membership fees by 30% in celebration of its 30th anniversary.
The Energistics Consortium was founded in 1990 by 5 super-major sponsor companies, under the name Petrotechnical Open Software Corporation. The mission was to develop, support and promote open standards for upstream data. Over the ensuing years many more operators, service and technology companies were added to the membership, and in 2006 the name of the consortium changed to Energistics. The consortium currently counts over 115 members from 5 continents, including operators, oilfield service companies, technology providers, system integrators and government regulators. Experts from member companies contribute their knowledge to help develop, enhance and improve the standards. In addition to data schemas for drilling and wells, plus subsurface, reservoir modeling and production monitoring, Energistics provides standards for data transfer and data packaging that are specific to oil & gas operations. The standards are truly developed by the industry for the industry.
As a result of the combined impacts of Covid-19 and the oil price collapse, the upstream industry is experiencing a period of unprecedented financial challenges, with a high priority placed on deriving efficiencies through digital transformation while exercising a greater control on costs and return-on-capital. Recognizing the budget pressures in the industry, Energistics has taken the action to lower its 2021 annual fees. This initiative, named "30-for-30", demonstrates the consortium's ongoing commitment to the upstream sector, and the support it has provided to the industry over the last 30 years.
"The primary goal of our consortium is to ensure that business-critical data standards developed over many years by a large and diverse group of experts continue to thrive and evolve," said Ross Philo, president and CEO of Energistics, "the challenges that the industry is currently facing require a concerted effort by all actors to adapt to new realities, and Energistics is contributing to this transition with the 30-for-30 initiative."
More information on the consortium's 30 year anniversary and rich history can be found at https://www.energistics.org/energistics-30-year-anniversary/
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Vintage Times at Aravina Estate
Picking grapes seems very romantic to many wine lovers. Being out in the vineyards as dawn breaks. Birds echoing out a dawn chorus. Playing a part in an ancient cycle going back to before Bacchus. Are they dreaming?
Ryan Aggiss, Winemaker at Aravina Estate, a leading restaurant, tourist destination and winery says "I have no qualms going on record saying that picking grapes is one of the hardest, stickiest and most laborious jobs I've ever done! However, it is a strangely rewarding experience that is the culmination of 6-7 months of hard work."
The team at Aravina all chip in. Aravina owner Hayley Tobin – Munro, is the first out in the vineyard in the morning, helping the pickers and also keeping an eye on the quality of the fruit.
To reinforce the Aravina staff they also use a team of pickers from a labour hire company. "They get me out of a jam if needed," Ryan tells me.
Innovations at Aravina this vintage include plantings of Touriga Nacional, the Portuguese varietal and they have grafted Grenache onto 30 year old Sauvignon Blanc vines.
"We're pretty excited about the prospect of having these two varieties to play with in the next few years," Ryan says. "We've also invested in a new piece of machinery to automatically sort berries and remove petioles and other MOG (material other than grapes such as leaves, vines, rocks and even little creatures) which help take our wines to a higher level."
"Small batch winemaking is what we do," says Ryan. "We're 100% estate grown and vinified."
Mother Nature makes sure that every vintage is different. "2019 was a tough cool and wet year and provided plenty of challenges as a grower and a winemaker" Ryan tells me. "2020 has had a much warmer lead up, with 300mm less rainfall than last year, the vines are working hard to keep the canopies vibrant and the fruit in good order. It's tracking about 3 weeks ahead of last year."
Ryan recommends their new Vintage Fortified, a Tempranillo based port that "proves you can make decent fortified from Tempranillo in Margs." Their recent Malbec bottling was released on December 20th and has almost sold out. "That was a great little wine!" he says.
More at http://www.aravina.com.au
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CAIRO (Reuters) – Renovation work is nearly complete on an Armenian cemetery in Cairo whose graves reflect a 100 years of the community's history in the Egyptian capital.
Workers have fixed and cleaned up tombstones, statues and busts that sit on top of graves. The site dates back to 1924, when the Armenian community was granted a piece of land adjacent to an older one. It fused Egyptian, Armenian and European architectural designs.
The size of the Armenian community in Egypt would fluctuate, driven by the country's political and economic situation. But it was not until after the events of World War One – when Ottoman forces killed as many as 1.5 million Armenians in 1915 – that a large number of Armenians fled to Egypt and other countries.
Today, the Armenian community in Egypt has shrunk to about 3,000 people, according to the president of Goganian Armenian cultural club in Cairo, Kevork Erzingatzian. But the burial ground serves as a reminder of the Armenians' cultural and religious heritage. "We found tombstones that date back to the 1830s, 40s, and 50s," Hampikian said.


Ever take a good look at the "pause" button on a video? It's two, short vertical lines, separated by a little space. The visual is one of something, then a break, then a continuation of the something. Pause buttons are good. They give us a chance to absorb what just happened before jumping in again, or to rethink continuation altogether.
Pause buttons can serve us well in our personal lives too. They can stop conversations from running off the rails, giving us a chance to redirect the dialogue's tone or mood that's going downhill fast. They can give us a break in relationships when we need to make time or space to absorb collective history and review collective goals. They're important in our work or education commitments when we're rethinking our life or career objectives.
We give these pauses different names: hiatus, sabbatical, retreat, time-out, and they're an important tool for mindful living.
Sometimes we get so caught up in the momentum of choices made for us or by us that we don't make the effort to really reflect on the direction we're taking. Sometimes it's a habit, sometimes it's an expectation. Often it's just that we never really thought about it. This "caught up" happens short term in dialogue with ourselves or each other, or long term in lifestyle, family businesses, intimate relationships or child rearing. If it's long-term, we end up with that "How-did-I-get-here?" feeling.
Having a personal "Pause" button and using it often can serve us well, giving us a chance to take a breath and take a moment – or longer – to really think about where we're going and what we're building.
The Pause Button gives us a chance to make the Play Button all we Intend.


Wites Law Firm is announcing their investigation of Urban Outfitters, Inc. (Nasdaq: URBN) and a possible class action lawsuit which may allege that the company and certain of its officers and directors committed violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. On September 9, 2013 after the market closed, Urban Outfitters, Inc. ("Urban Outfitters" or the "Company") disclosed its second quarter 2013 financial results and commented on third quarter 2014 expectations in a quarterly financial report filed on Form 10-Q with the SEC. Comparable sales at the Company's Urban Outfitters Group had grown only 5.2% in the 2014 second quarter, far less than the growth the Company had led investors to expect based on prior statements. The Form 10-Q filing also disclosed that "[t]hus far during the third quarter of fiscal 2014, comparable Retail segment net sales are mid single-digit positive." Following this news, Urban Outfitter's common stock price declined by $4.36 per share, more than 10%, on September 10, 2013 to close at $38.35 per share.
Class action lawsuits have already filed against Urban Outfitters on behalf of investors who purchased shares of Urban Outfitter's common stock during the period between March 12, 2013 and September 9, 2013 (the "Class Period"). The complaints allege that during the Class Period Urban Outfitters and the other defendants concealed from the investing public that (a) Urban Outfitters' comparable sales growth had significantly declined, particularly at its all-important Urban Outfitters group, (b) as a result of declining sales, Urban Outfitters was forced to offer an additional 30% off all clearance items during Labor Day weekend 2013, something it had not been forced to do during the prior Labor Day weekend, and (c) as a result of the foregoing, the Company was not on track to achieve the financial results defendants had led the market to expect during the Class Period.
If you are an investor who purchased Urban Outfitters Common Stock between March 12, 2013 and September 9, 2013, you may have a legal claim against the Company and could serve as the lead plaintiff in the case. If you are interested in being the lead plaintiff, or would like to speak with an attorney about your legal rights, contact the attorneys at Wites Law Firm by email at info@witeslaw.com or toll-free at 1 (866) 277-8631.


That Jai Nitz dude sounds SUPER creepy.
I don't know Jai Nitz that well, just tangentially through conventions, etc. That said, I believe the women who've come forward with their stories and some stories told to me in confidence but haven't been made public.
But if memory serves, was he one of the anti-Comicsgate bunch? Why does he believe Comicsgate is a hate group, but wasn't concerned about what's going on in the industry proper? Doesn't compute, I'm afraid.
Like most everyone who worked with, mentored, or befriended Jai Nitz, I have regrets about the role I played in helping him establish his career in comics. I vainly--and I mean vainly--thought simply seeing how I comport myself would be some kind of positive influence.
That was pure hubris on my part and a huge blind spot for me. Don't know how I'll work through that. I do know that how I feel means absolutely nothing. All focus should be on supporting the people Jai hurt, and that includes his family.
I failed everyone involved and can only hope they find the help and healing they need.
I got him his Hellboy gig and did his first Image series with him.
So Layman and Howard, two other pro-establishment fools, also had their associations with Nitz? My goodness. This is quite telling indeed.
The lesson that could be learned in all this is that, if the politics of the allegedly concerned are so slanted to the left, it may not be surprising if they "didn't notice" the insulting behavior and characteristics of people like Nitz for so long. Try as they might, they just don't convince so well they weren't aware what he was really like.
Does the Shazam movie have "woke" elements?


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Lena Anderssen Song Review
"The Airport"
Life, in general, is full of surprises – highs, lows, delays, and early arrivals – much like an airport. A song that illustrates this statement spot-on is the latest release from singer/songwriter/musician Lena Anderssen called "Airport."
"Airport" lyrically tells the story of departing but not saying "bye" which alludes to reigniting short-love to create full-love. The lyrics sing:
Gone is that summer
That one July
There wasn't a cloud in the sky
And you walked beside me
The moon and the day were ours
Till autumn came along
And then just like that it's gone
And I can't get it back
Still I can't get it out of my head
What you said when you left
Well, it's something I'll never forget
That we don't say goodbye
We just say that I'll see you again
A nice modern-day soft-rock track, "Airport" plays like ballad, as it pulls on the heart strings, but it also contains awesome beat commands that makes it a bit Pop-Dance. Anderssen's lead is expressive. Her transparent, breath-taking, vocals, exemplifies the storyline like a love letter. Moreover, the parenthetical backing vocals add an element of memory. In addition, the three-part harmony is reminiscent of 1970's Pop, while the additional instruments makes it so millennial and smokin in all of the right places. Crisp, commanding, piano chords, a fab horn-section, and a blazing guitar makes a song about momentary love turn into an infectious hot summer track.
Anderssen is known for her descriptive, melodic, songs – songs that places one in the moment and solidifies them into harmony. Fleeting as it may be, life is so worth living, and Andersson makes this often-ignored fact anthemic with "Airport."
When compared to most songs on Top 40 radio today, which often becomes stagnant, this track is a breath of fresh air. It allows the listener to finally inhale good music. Not since Olivia Newton-John has practical, melodic, music been made. Apart from Elton John, today, music just does not resonate, transcend, and evolve the listener anymore, unless you've stumbled across Lena Anderssen.
Watch the official video here.
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Q: python comparing dictionaries level: beginner
word= 'even'
dict2 = {'i': 1, 'n': 1, 'e': 1, 'l': 2, 'v': 2}

i want to know if word is entirely composed of letters in dict2
my approach:
step 1 : convert word to dictionary(dict1)
step2:
for k in dict1.keys():
        if k in dict2:
               if dict1[k] != dict2[k]:
                   return False
               return True

by adding a print statement i can see that this simply ends too early
e.g. as soon as the first IF condition is met the loop exits and i won't get a correct answer. i think this is easy but google and python doc didn't return any good
hints so i'm trying here.
Thanks Baba
UPDATE
the number of times that each letter ocurs in the word needs to be smaller or equal to the number of times it apears in dict2. That way i am guaranteed that word is entirely made up of elements of dict2.
for k in word.keys(): # word has ben converted to key already
    if k not in hand:
        return False
    elif k in hand:
      if word[k] > hand[k]:
          return False
return True

A: >>> word= 'even'
>>> dict2 = {'i': 1, 'n': 1, 'e': 1, 'l': 2, 'v': 2}
>>> set(word).issubset(set(dict2.keys()))
True

A: Unless you need it for something else, don't bother constructing dict1.  Just do this:
for c in word:
    if c not in dict2:
        return False
return True

Of course, you could also use a set instead of a dict to hold the letters.

A: in your code, just move the "return True" to be outside all the loops. That is, only return true if your loops complete without finding a non-matching value. Whether that's truly what you want for your actual code is hard to say, but moving the "return True" fixes the logic error in the code you posted.

A: You only want to return true after all the checks, so stick it after the loop.  Here it is as a straight modification of your code:
for k in dict1.keys():
    if k in dict2:
        if dict1[k] != dict2[k]:
            return False
return True

A: >>> word = {'e':2, 'v':1, 'n':1}
>>> hand= {'i': 1, 'n': 1, 'e': 1, 'l': 2, 'v': 2}
>>> all(k in hand and v <= hand[k] for k,v in word.items())
False

and now see the true case
>>> hand['e']+=1
>>> all(k in hand and v <= hand[k] for k,v in word.items())
True

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This post is sponsored by the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board in conjunction with a social media campaign through Sunday Supper LLC. All opinions are my own.
I had originally planned on sharing a crock pot mac and cheese with you today but the recipe still needs some perfecting and I kept dreaming of Chorizo Spinach Quiche and Fontina Cheese. I love Fontina's slightly nutty flavor and smooth creamy texture.
While Colt and I were out shopping we spotted fresh Chorizo in the meat case and knew Fontina Chorizo Spinach Quiche had to be made. My kids usually like breakfast for breakfast and dinner for dinner. So they thought I might be losing it when they found out I had quiche planned for dinner but it was quickly devoured and I was barely able to hide the last piece for lunch the next day.
Colt and the kids all requested Fontina Chorizo Spinach Quiche be added to the regular breakfast and dinner rotation so I know the combo was out of this world.
First you'll need a 9" Pie Crust lined in pie pan and fluted.
Using a fork poke holes all over the bottom and sides of crust.
Line crust with aluminum foil pressing firmly into sides and bottom of crust to prevent shrinking. Bake in a 450 degree oven for 10 minutes until crust is set. Remove foil and bake an additional 5-7 minutes until crust is just barely browning and set. Remove and allow to cool.
In a saute pan heat 1 tablespoon Olive Oil until hot over medium-high heat. Add 1/4 cup Chopped Onion and saute until starting to lightly brown. Add 1/3 pound of Fresh Chorizo removed from casing and use spatula to break into small pieces until Chorizo is cooked through.
Add 1/3 cup Chopped Bell Pepper, 2 cups Fresh Baby Spinach and 1 teaspoon Thyme. Stir until Spinach is just barely wilted. Remove mixture to a paper towel to drain off excess grease and allow to cool slightly.
Place half of chorizo mixture into the bottom of pie dish and cover with 3/4 cup Shredded Fontina Cheese. Cover with remaining chorizo mixture.
Cover with remaining 1 1/4 cup Shredded Fontina Cheese. For this recipe I was lucky enough to find a Wisconsin Fontina Cheese that was out of this world. Wisconsin has been producing exceptional cheese for over 160 years with experience that has been passed down through the generations. Wisconsin was also the first state to grade cheese for quality and offer an advanced training program to help cheese makers become masters of the craft. I love that this means I know when I buy Wisconsin Cheese I am always receiving a high quality product.
Whisk together 5 whole Eggs with a pinch of Sea Salt and 1 cup half and half until well combined.
Pour Egg mixture over the top and bake in a 350 degree preheated oven for 40 minutes or until set.
Allow Fontina Chorizo Spinach Quiche to cool for 20-30 minutes before slicing. Not only was this Quiche amazing the day it was made but it was still fabulous when I reheated it in the microwave!
I promise you can't go wrong with this recipe for #SundaySupper whether it's for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner it won't last long!
A flavorful Quiche filled with Fontina Cheese, Chorizo and Spinach sure to knock your socks off! From Serena Bakes Simply From Scratch.
Place pie crust in 9" Pie Plate. Using a fork poke holes all oven the bottom and sides of pie crust. Line pie crust with aluminum foil gently pressed against sides and bottom of pie crust to prevent shrinking.
Bake for 10 minutes until crust is set. Remove foil and bake an additional 5-7 minutes until barely brown and bottom of crust is set. Remove and allow to cool.
In a saute pan heat olive oil over medium-high heat and add onion. Saute until onion starts to lightly brown.
Add chorizo and crumble into small pieces. Cook until chorizo is cooked through.
Stir in bell pepper and spinach. Cook until spinach is lightly wilted. Remove chorizo to about 3 paper towels to remove grease and cool slightly.
Once chorizo mixture is no longer hot add half of mixture to baked pie crust. Cover with 3/4 cup grated Fontina Cheese and layer with remaining chorizo. Cover with remaining 1 1/4 cup Fontina Cheese.
Whisk together eggs, half and half, and a generous pinch of salt, until well combined.
Pour egg mixture over the top of chorizo, and bake in 350 degree preheated oven for 40 minutes until set.
Allow Quiche to cool for 20-30 minutes before slicing.
You can find more information on Wisconsin Cheese on their Website: http://www.eatwisconsincheese.com.
Totally craving quiche now thanks to you.
I am so hungry and this looks so yummy!
Wow, this looks marvelous - that perfect golden cheesiness is calling out to me!
This sounds incredible! Love chorizo and Fontina!
Wow! What an incredible dish!
I can see why this is a new family favorite!
It would be a family favorite here too! I'd love to make this with Soyrizo (a vegetarian sub for chorizo) - it looks like it would be fantastic!
This would be a hit at our household as well. What a tasty quiche!
I am such a quiche girl, and I love this flavor combo!
I LOVE this recipe! There are so many good things in there, I don't even know where to start!
Never thought about using chorizo in a quiche. Sounds amazing!!
Yum! I try to keep a pie crust in the freezer to make quiche when I'm out of ideas for dinner or need to use up produce -- of course cheese is always a must!
I absolutely adore chorizo and eggs together! This quiche could easily become my new favourite breakfast dish.
This is totally happening at my house ASAP!! I still have some of my homemade chorizo in the freezer. YUM!!!
What a great combination for a quiche and wish I could try some now!
Oh this looks delicious, all the flavours I love. I use chorizo so much, never thought to add it to a quiche!
I am a guy and I admit it, I like quiche. This looks great and I am sure that the fontina is the perfect balance for the chorizo.
This looks very hearty and delicious.
I always thought it was a great treat to get breakfast for dinner! This looks awesome, plus fontina is my favorite cheese ever so that's a win for me!
I love quiche. I've pinned & shared your recipe. Can't wait to try it.


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	"math/rand"
	"net/http"

	"github.com/linkedin/goavro"
)

// Client defines the api for all clients interfacing with schema registry
type Client interface {
	GetSchema(int) (*goavro.Codec, error)
	GetSubjects() ([]string, error)
	GetVersions(string) ([]int, error)
	GetSchemaByVersion(string, int) (*goavro.Codec, error)
	GetLatestSchema(string) (*goavro.Codec, error)
	CreateSubject(string, *goavro.Codec) (int, error)
	IsSchemaRegistered(string, *goavro.Codec) (int, error)
	DeleteSubject(string) error
	DeleteVersion(string, int) error
}

// HTTPClient is a basic http client to interact with schema registry
type HTTPClient struct {
	SchemaRegistryConnect []string
	httpClient            *http.Client
	retries               int
}

type schemaResponse struct {
	Schema string `json:"schema"`
}

type schemaVersionResponse struct {
	Subject string `json:"subject"`
	Version int    `json:"version"`
	Schema  string `json:"schema"`
	ID      int    `json:"id"`
}

type idResponse struct {
	ID int `json:"id"`
}

const (
	schemaByID       = "/schemas/ids/%d"
	subjects         = "/subjects"
	subjectVersions  = "/subjects/%s/versions"
	deleteSubject    = "/subjects/%s"
	subjectByVersion = "/subjects/%s/versions/%s"

	latestVersion = "latest"

	contentType = "application/vnd.schemaregistry.v1+json"
)

// NewHTTPClient creates a client to talk with the schema registry at the connect string
//
// By default it will retry failed requests (5XX responses and http errors) len(connect) number of times
func NewHTTPClient(connect []string) *HTTPClient {
	return &HTTPClient{connect, http.DefaultClient, len(connect)}
}

// NewHTTPClientWithRetries creates an http client with a configurable amount of retries on 5XX responses
func NewHTTPClientWithRetries(connect []string, retries int) *HTTPClient {
	return &HTTPClient{connect, http.DefaultClient, retries}
}

// GetSchema returns a goavro.Codec by unique id
func (client *HTTPClient) GetSchema(id int) (*goavro.Codec, error) {
	resp, err := client.httpCall("GET", fmt.Sprintf(schemaByID, id), nil)
	if nil != err {
		return nil, err
	}
	schema, err := parseSchema(resp)
	if nil != err {
		return nil, err
	}
	return goavro.NewCodec(schema.Schema)
}

// GetSubjects returns a list of all subjects in the schema registry
func (client *HTTPClient) GetSubjects() ([]string, error) {
	resp, err := client.httpCall("GET", subjects, nil)
	if nil != err {
		return []string{}, err
	}
	var result = []string{}
	err = json.Unmarshal(resp, &result)
	return result, err
}

// GetVersions returns a list of the versions of a subject
func (client *HTTPClient) GetVersions(subject string) ([]int, error) {
	resp, err := client.httpCall("GET", fmt.Sprintf(subjectVersions, subject), nil)
	if nil != err {
		return []int{}, err
	}
	var result = []int{}
	err = json.Unmarshal(resp, &result)
	return result, err
}

func (client *HTTPClient) getSchemaByVersionInternal(subject string, version string) (*goavro.Codec, error) {
	resp, err := client.httpCall("GET", fmt.Sprintf(subjectByVersion, subject, version), nil)
	if nil != err {
		return nil, err
	}
	var schema = new(schemaVersionResponse)
	err = json.Unmarshal(resp, &schema)
	if nil != err {
		return nil, err
	}

	return goavro.NewCodec(schema.Schema)
}

// GetSchemaByVersion returns a goavro.Codec for the version of the subject
func (client *HTTPClient) GetSchemaByVersion(subject string, version int) (*goavro.Codec, error) {
	return client.getSchemaByVersionInternal(subject, fmt.Sprintf("%d", version))
}

// GetLatestSchema returns a goavro.Codec for the latest version of the subject
func (client *HTTPClient) GetLatestSchema(subject string) (*goavro.Codec, error) {
	return client.getSchemaByVersionInternal(subject, latestVersion)
}

// CreateSubject adds a schema to the subject
func (client *HTTPClient) CreateSubject(subject string, codec *goavro.Codec) (int, error) {
	schema := schemaResponse{codec.Schema()}
	json, err := json.Marshal(schema)
	if err != nil {
		return 0, err
	}
	payload := bytes.NewBuffer(json)
	resp, err := client.httpCall("POST", fmt.Sprintf(subjectVersions, subject), payload)
	if err != nil {
		return 0, err
	}
	return parseID(resp)
}

// IsSchemaRegistered tests if the schema is registered, if so it returns the unique id of that schema
func (client *HTTPClient) IsSchemaRegistered(subject string, codec *goavro.Codec) (int, error) {
	schema := schemaResponse{codec.Schema()}
	json, err := json.Marshal(schema)
	if err != nil {
		return 0, err
	}
	payload := bytes.NewBuffer(json)
	resp, err := client.httpCall("POST", fmt.Sprintf(deleteSubject, subject), payload)
	if err != nil {
		return 0, err
	}
	return parseID(resp)
}

// DeleteSubject deletes a subject. It should only be used in development
func (client *HTTPClient) DeleteSubject(subject string) error {
	_, err := client.httpCall("DELETE", fmt.Sprintf(deleteSubject, subject), nil)
	return err
}

// DeleteVersion deletes a subject. It should only be used in development
func (client *HTTPClient) DeleteVersion(subject string, version int) error {
	_, err := client.httpCall("DELETE", fmt.Sprintf(subjectByVersion, subject, fmt.Sprintf("%d", version)), nil)
	return err
}

func parseSchema(str []byte) (*schemaResponse, error) {
	var schema = new(schemaResponse)
	err := json.Unmarshal(str, &schema)
	return schema, err
}

func parseID(str []byte) (int, error) {
	var id = new(idResponse)
	err := json.Unmarshal(str, &id)
	return id.ID, err
}

func (client *HTTPClient) httpCall(method, uri string, payload io.Reader) ([]byte, error) {
	nServers := len(client.SchemaRegistryConnect)
	offset := rand.Intn(nServers)
	for i := 0; ; i++ {
		url := fmt.Sprintf("%s%s", client.SchemaRegistryConnect[(i+offset)%nServers], uri)
		req, err := http.NewRequest(method, url, payload)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		req.Header.Set("Content-Type", contentType)
		req.Header.Set("Accept", contentType)
		resp, err := client.httpClient.Do(req)
		if resp != nil {
			defer resp.Body.Close()
		}
		if i < client.retries && (err != nil || retriable(resp)) {
			continue
		}
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		if !ok(resp) {
			return nil, newError(resp)
		}
		return ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)
	}
}

func retriable(resp *http.Response) bool {
	return resp.StatusCode >= 500 && resp.StatusCode < 600
}

func ok(resp *http.Response) bool {
	return resp.StatusCode >= 200 && resp.StatusCode < 400
}

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text:
By Jeff Masters, Ph.D. | Aug 27, 2020
Rapidly intensifying storms like Hurricanes Laura, Michael, and Harvey are dangerous because they can catch forecasters and the public off guard.
By Jeff Masters, Ph.D. | Thursday, August 27, 2020
Hurricane Laura put on a phenomenal show of rapid intensification prior to landfall, increasing in strength by 65 mph in just 24 hours on August 26, 2020. That ties Hurricane Karl of 2010 for fastest intensification rate in the Gulf of Mexico on record. In the 24 hours prior to landfall, Laura's winds increased by 45 mph, and the mighty hurricane made landfall in western Louisiana as a category 4 storm with 150 mph winds – the strongest landfalling hurricane in Louisiana history, and the fifth-strongest hurricane on record to make a continental U.S. landfall.
Laura's rapid intensification was a disturbing déjà vu of what had happened just two years earlier.
As Hurricane Michael sped northwards on October 9, 2018, towards a catastrophic landfall on Florida's Panhandle, the mighty hurricane made an exceptionally rapid intensification. Michael's winds increased by 45 mph in the final 24 hours before landfall, taking it from a low-end category 3 hurricane with 115 mph winds to catastrophic category 5 storm with 160 mph winds. And Michael's performance echoed what had happened in 2017, when Hurricane Harvey rapidly intensified by 40 mph in the 24 hours before landfall, from a Category 1 storm with 90 mph winds to a Category 4 storm with 130 mph winds.
Human-caused climate change causing more rapidly intensifying Atlantic hurricanes
Unfortunately, not only is human-caused climate change making the strongest hurricanes stronger, it is also making dangerous rapidly intensifying hurricanes like Laura and Michael and Harvey more common.
According to research published in 2019 in Nature Communications, Atlantic hurricanes showed "highly unusual" upward trends in rapid intensification during the period 1982 – 2009, trends that can be explained only by including human-caused climate change as a contributing cause. The largest change occurred in the strongest 5% of storms: for those, 24-hour intensification rates increased by about 3 – 4 mph per decade between 1982 – 2009.
Led by hurricane scientist Kieran Bhatia of NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory – and titled "Recent increases in tropical cyclone intensification rates" – the study used the HiFLOR model to simulate intense hurricanes. HiFLOR is widely accepted as the best high-resolution global climate model for simulating intense hurricanes.
Dangerous scenario – rapidly intensifying hurricane making landfall
Rapidly intensifying hurricanes like Michael and Harvey that strengthen just before landfall are among the most dangerous storms, as they can catch forecasters and populations off guard, risking inadequate evacuation efforts and large casualties. A particular concern is that intensification rate increases are not linear as the intensity of a storm increases – they increase by the square power of the intensity.
Lack of warning and rapid intensification just before landfall were key reasons for the high death toll from the 1935 Labor Day hurricane in the Florida Keys, the most intense hurricane on record to hit the U.S. That storm intensified by 80 mph in the 24 hours before landfall, and it topped out as a Category 5 hurricane with 185 mph winds and an 892 mb pressure at landfall. At least 408 people were killed, making it the eighth-deadliest hurricane in U.S. history.
Another rapidly intensifying hurricane at landfall, Hurricane Audrey in June 1957, tracked on nearly the same course as Hurricane Laura. Audrey was the seventh deadliest U.S. hurricane, killing at least 416. Its winds increased by 35 mph in the 24 hours before landfall near the Texas/Louisiana border as a Category 3 hurricane with 125 mph winds. Lack of warning and an unexpectedly intense landfall were cited as key reasons for the high death toll.
With today's satellites, radar, regular hurricane hunter flights, and advanced computer forecast models, the danger that another Audrey or 1935 Labor Day hurricane could take us by surprise is lower.
Video: Jeff Masters on 2019 Hurricanes
But all of that sophisticated technology didn't help much for 2007's Hurricane Humberto, which hit Texas as a Category 1 storm with 90 mph winds. Humberto had the most rapid increase in intensity, 65 mph, in the 24 hours before landfall of any Atlantic hurricane since 1950. A mere 18 hours before landfall, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in 2007 had predicted a landfall intensity of just 45 mph, increasing its forecast estimate to 65 mph six hours later. It's fortunate that Humberto was not a stronger system, as the lack of adequate warning could have led to serious losses of life.
Historical records show that since 1950, the eight storms have intensified by at least 40 mph in the 24 hours before landfall. It is sobering to see three of those storms, below in bold face, occurred in the past four years:
Humberto, 2007 (65 mph increase);
King 1950 (60 mph increase);
Eloise 1975 (60 mph increase);
Danny 1997 (50 mph increase);
Laura 2020 (45 mph increase);
Michael 2018 (45 mph increase);
Harvey 2017 (40 mph increase); and
Cindy 2005 (40 mph increase).
Extreme rapid intensification rates just before landfall to become more common
In a 2016 study – "Will Global Warming Make Hurricane Forecasting More Difficult?" from the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society – MIT hurricane scientist Kerry Emanuel used a computer model that generated a set of 22,000 landfalling U.S. hurricanes between 1979 and 2005. Emanuel then compared their intensification rates to a similar set of hurricanes generated in the climate expected at the end of the 21st century.
For the future climate, he assumed a business-as-usual approach to climate change – the path we are currently on. Emanuel found that the odds of a hurricane intensifying by 70 mph or more in the 24 hours just before landfall were about once every 100 years in the climate of the late 20th century. But in the climate of the year 2100, these odds increased to once every 5 – 10 years.
What's more, 24-hour pre-landfall intensifications of 115 mph or more, essentially nonexistent in the late 20th-century climate, would occur as often as once every 100 years by the year 2100. Emanuel found that major metropolitan areas most at risk for extreme intensification rates just before landfall included Houston, New Orleans, Tampa/St. Petersburg, and Miami.
Figure 1. VIIRS image of Super Typhoon Haiyan at 1619 UTC November 7, 2013. Haiyan at that point was about to make landfall near Tacloban in the Philippines with 190 mph winds, the strongest land-falling tropical cyclone in recorded history. (Image credit: NOAA/CIRA)
Eight-fold increase in ultra-intense hurricanes predicted
The same HiFLOR high-resolution global climate model for simulating intense hurricanes referenced above produced some rather startling findings detailed in a 2018 paper, Projected Response of Tropical Cyclone Intensity and Intensification in a Global Climate Model.
The scientists who authored that paper forecast a dramatic increase in the global incidence of rapid intensification as a result of global warming, and a 20% increase in the number of major hurricanes globally.
For the Atlantic, the model projected an increase from three major hurricanes per year in the climate of the late 20th century, to five major hurricanes per year in the climate of the late 21st century.
The HiFLOR model also predicted a highly concerning increase in ultra-intense Category 5 tropical cyclones with winds of at least 190 mph – from an average of about one of these Super Typhoon Haiyan–like storms occurring once every eight years globally in the climate of the late 20th century, to one such megastorm per year between 2081 to 2100 – a factor of eight increase.
Even more concerning was that the results of the study were for a middle-of-the road global warming scenario (called RCP 4.5), which civilization will have to work very hard to achieve. Under the current business-as-usual track, the model would be expected to predict an even higher increase in ultra-intense tropical cyclones.
One technique for computing hurricane damage uses ICAT's damage estimator to review all contiguous land-falling U.S. hurricanes between 1900 – 2017. That technique computes the amount of damage they would do currently and corrects for changes in wealth and population. It finds that while Category 4 and 5 hurricanes made up only 13% of all U.S. hurricane landfalls during that period, they caused 52% of all the hurricane damage.
Given that assessment, it's very concerning that the HiFLOR model, the best model for simulating current and future behavior of Category 4 and 5 hurricanes, is predicting a large increase in the number of these destructive storms. Even more concerning is the model's prediction of a global factor of eight increase in catastrophic Category 5 storms with winds of at least 190 mph by the end of the century – and that under a moderate global warming scenario.
All of which leads to the regrettable conclusion that the prospects for quickly intensifying storms as they approach landfall are likely to increase in a warming world.
Posted August 27, 2020, at 3:56 p.m. EDT.
Topics: Climate Science, Weather Extremes
Hurricane Katrina's storm surge along the Mississippi Gulf Coast
A video I made 1 year after Hurricane slammed onto the Mississippi Gulf Coast on 08/29/2020. The storm surge was 28 feet in Waveland/Bay St Louis. It was 24 feet in my hometown of Gulfport.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JD4oT0AysG0
Reply to Shira
Went to Ships Island in 2010 i remember the guide saying the waters were at 33 feet at their location. Still so hard to believe all the damage that happened.
Reply to Stella
She caused another cut in Ship Island as well.
KOTG(MOD)
2 days 6 and a half hrs of summer remain
WxColorado
Reply to KOTG(MOD)
Rain at last!
WX 👀
just testing to see if I am able to post.
Plombo#5
Reply to WX 👀
Indeed you have posted!
Had our very mild encounter with Laura's remnants today here in NJ. Only wish I could go back in time and give my today's weather to those in Louisiana and Texas who bore the brunt of this beast instead of the beating they endured. Thoughts and good wishes to those dealing with the aftermath, you're all on our minds here.
Tropical Cyclone Advisory #17 – 3:00 AM JST August 30 2020
TYPHOON MAYSAK (T2009)
At 18:00 PM UTC, Typhoon Maysak (970 hPa) located at 17.1N 129.0E has 10 minute sustained winds of 70 knots with gusts of 100 knots. The cyclone is reported as almost stationary.
Storm Force Winds
50 nm from the center
240 nm from the center
24 HRS: 20.9N 128.4E – 95 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) South of Okinawa
48 HRS: 25.4N 126.1E – 100 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) 120 km southwest of Kume Island (Okinawa Prefecture)
72 HRS: 28.7N 125.5E – 95 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) East China Sea
Even after all this time the remnants of Laura are flaring up over the northern wall of the Gulf Stream. Laura was and is a piece of work.
Stormfury
A yellow X is coming at the area 13n 40w in the next TWO.
Reply to Stormfury
Ascat B showing a low pressure with the TW at 13n 45W
Tom Pitz
How can I subscribe? Won't take last email address
Reply to Tom Pitz
no subscription required for now just an email addy and user name
models show an early start to cool to cold fall weather likely possible by end of first week of sept
This will kick up home brewed systems. Old frontal boundaries, etc. This, along with deep tropical activity will get the names rolling again. Then, the overall heat pattern will return.
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Wyatt Washburn
The low rider, that finds a rare window of low shear later in September in the eastern Caribbean, is a huge risk this year. A major hurricane tapping the waters heated at depth over the western Caribbean, then making the Gulf, is absolutely not out of the question unfortuantely. God speed your recovery Louisiana.
Dorian in the Grand Bahamas, Maria in Puerto Rico, Harvey in Texas, Haiyan in the Philippines, Cyclone Nargis in Bangladesh and surrounding countries, Cyclone Winston in Fiji, Typhoon Yutu in Saipan and Tinian. Today is Katrina's anniversary, and unfortunately events like Katrina are happening with disturbing regularity now. Image credit NOAA/NESDIS Cyclone Winston pictured, Koro island was in the eye at the time. All storms listed happened after Katrina. FEMA's Disaster Fund expected to get down to the 25 billion mark. Congress will soon have to find a way to get that money back as Isaias and Laura already will be consuming much of that budget. Isaias estimates 4 billion in damages, so far with Hurricane Laura, 12 billion is the early estimate. http://icons.wxug.com/hurricane/2016/winston-viirs-ir.jpg
Navin Singh
Most of this years big storms have thus far spared Florida due to timing and ridge placement- Isias went east and laura and marco went south and west of Florida. GFS para shows the next wave (one in central atlantic) going south of florida into the BOC and western gulf, and the wave near Africa recurving to the east. Obviously it is way to early to make any certain proclamations, and I don't want destruction, but we could use some rain from a weak non-destructive system.
Last edited 4 months ago by Navin Singh
LitteringAnd
What are the steering trends for the two invests?
There is still plenty of Saharan air Layer out there.
Reply to Luis Martinez
Very common and indicative of much vorticity among other factors.
Tropical Cyclone Advisory #15 – 21:00 PM JST August 29 2020
At 12:00 PM UTC, Typhoon Maysak (975 hPa) located at 17.0N 129.0E has 10 minute sustained winds of 65 knots with gusts of 95 knots. The cyclone is reported as moving west northwest slowly.
24 HRS: 19.8N 129.0E – 85 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) Sea East of the Philippines
48 HRS: 24.6N 127.1E – 100 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) 190 km southwest of Naha (Okinawa Prefecture)
72 HRS: 27.8N 125.7E – 100 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) East China Sea
Morning everyone….I would assume that YCC will be doing a blog about Hurricane Katrina….15 year anniversary today of landfall in LA…..the devastating storm really shed some light (to the non-weather enthusiasts) on the true power of tropical systems…..
Last edited 4 months ago by ChanceShowerLA
Maysak
cleaning up the land! thanks nature!
SEVERE TROPICAL STORM MAYSAK (T2009)
At 6:00 AM UTC, Severe Tropical Storm Maysak (985 hPa) located at 16.8N 129.4E has 10 minute sustained winds of 55 knots with gusts of 80 knots. The cyclone is reported as almost stationary.
240 nm from the center in western quadrant
150 nm from the center in eastern quadrant
Dvorak Intensity: T3.5-
24 HRS: 18.5N 129.3E – 80 knots (CAT 3/Strong Typhoon) Sea East of the Philippines
48 HRS: 23.7N 127.9E – 100 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) 280 km south of Naha (Okinawa Prefecture)
Felipe Gomez
Finally got here, from WU.
Last edited 4 months ago by HadesGodWyvern
Unknowncomic
Holding together for now.
The wave West of the AOI mentioned in the TWO looks to be more organised and has more vorticity it is located at 13N 39W. This area of disturbed weather is also moving west
TS Iselle hanging around Clarion island (to the west)
Skyepony
More footage
from Laura..
another test video
otoole
wurks gud.
NaderAlley
Lol why
180 nm from the center in southwestern quadrant
90 nm from the center in northeastern quadrant
48 HRS: 22.7N 128.8E – 100 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) 410 km southeast of Naha (Okinawa Prefecture)
Reply to HadesGodWyvern
I see some people have avatars how do you do that? thx
Reply to otoole
use link below follow steps
https://en.gravatar.com/
thanks, I will check it out.
that haiyan/yolanda pic in the article, about to cause so much heartbreak. That was nasty personified.
My future ex and my kids were in Manila and Cebu at the time, they were lucky to just see a lot of wind, I was white knuckling it.
Then, they were in Hawaii, on the big island, when Lane came by – fortunately they were on the Kona side, unbelievable!
Skyepony (mod)
video refresh to see
Reply to Skyepony (mod)
a friend of mine who moved my way after Katrina just left today to help her folks out after this
Her sister lost their house completely,
Her Dad got flooded out
Reply to WxColorado
when I see overturned vehicles rushing by at over 30mph, yeah, that's major
Earl M Williams
Dropping in to add a little traffic.
Todd Mulvaney
Skye glad to see you here….I've been on WU since 2014….been using the bootleg Disqus thread thus far…miss Grothar and Cariboy on here though
Weatherman Will
Reply to Todd Mulvaney
Got a link to that Todd; bootleg Disqus thread?
Jackie Paddock
So happy to find this blog. I miss you all at WU. Lurker and lover of all things weather for many years. Is there a way to add this site to my home screen?
jason weed
Tropical Weather Outlook
NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL
800 PM EDT Fri Aug 28 2020
For the North Atlantic…Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico:
The Weather Prediction Center is issuing advisories on Tropical
Depression Laura, located inland over western Kentucky.
A tropical wave located about 800 miles east of the Windward
Islands is producing a disorganized area of showers and
thunderstorms. Some gradual development of this system is possible
during the next several days while it moves westward at about
15 mph toward the Lesser Antilles.
* Formation chance through 48 hours…low…20 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days…low…30 percent.
Another tropical wave is located over the eastern Atlantic Ocean
near the Cabo Verde Islands. This system is expected to move very
slowly for the next several days, and some development is possible
early next week over the eastern or central tropical Atlantic.
* Formation chance through 48 hours…low…near 0 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days…medium…40 percent.
Thanks for the great read Dr. Masters, i believe that we all need to get used and acomodate to the new type of storms we will keep getting.
Reply to Dirk
no choice
Reply to Stevettocs
Nope sadly enough no more, it´s too late we past the turn.:(
Tropical Cyclone Advisory #9 – 3:00 AM JST August 29 2020
At 18:00 PM UTC, Severe Tropical Storm Maysak (990 hPa) located at 16.6N 129.6E has 10 minute sustained winds of 50 knots with gusts of 70 knots. The cyclone is reported as almost southwest slowly.
48 HRS: 21.8N 129.7E – 90 knots (CAT 4/Very Strong Typhoon) Sea South of Okinawa
NOTES: close to 105 knots means Intense Typhoon status
100 knots (JMA 10 min) should be west Naha, Okinawa or nearby Kume Island
Getting a very welcome thunderstorm here in coastal NJ at the moment.
We obviously follow the Atlantic most closely. But typically the Atlantic averages only about 14% of global ACE. The typical Western Pacific ACE average is almost triple the Atlantic and the East Pacific also historically has higher ACE than the Atlantic. However in recent years the Atlantic seems much more active than the East Pacific, and the West Pacific has an almost nonexistent typhoon season so far in 2020.
What the reason for the lull in East and West Pacific activity? Shouldn't all basins experience the hyperactivity the Atlantic has been having?
Reply to Brad
Yeah. it also, not all that surprisingly, leads to droughts in the SW US
I haven't seen more than the barest teaser of rain in months this year
EPAC storms keep me wetter than currently for sure
no, it tends to shift basins from year to year
El Niño patterns have some to do with it, there is also the PDO, AOI, the IOD, the temporal alignment of the MJO, and the Kelvin Waves to consider
this year, it is seriously favoring the North Atlantic Basin
Atlantic basin…..
Reply to ChanceShowerLA
SAL or simply developed dry air?
PR-S.O.S.
A very thick dust cloud CALL SAL, we in PR, get it all the time-
amazing how the areas with the biggest heat anomalies are also in positions to be least tapped by storms
Great Lakes excepted
TampaLurker
All of this is exactly why I decided about a decade ago to close up the house with the approach of any hurricane I suspect may undergo rapid intensification and predicted to landfall within 100 miles in any direction. I'll take the family, the critters, any irreplaceable photos, documents, or heirlooms and GTFO.
I decided that I'd rather feel silly than sorry.
jiiski
Reply to TampaLurker
Agree 100%, though I didn't leave this time because of COVID. I will next time.
Buubacanoe
I am definitely rethinking my escape plan. Of course my spouse must report to work or lose his job so I really don't like the idea of leaving him.
Reply to jason weed
Where is this longitude
I guess it's Tropical Disturbance 1 on the NHC outlook map..
Testing….I made a post 5 minutes ago that isn't showing and said "awaiting approval"….I've never seen that message before….Testing
It's been approved:) This issue is resolving. The more everyone posts the better it will get.
Thanks Skye for all your help!
Thanks for all Skye, altough i will keep visiting your site aswell if you dont mind 😉
Alan Newton
I still cant figure out how to refresh comments on here. I am using my android.
Reply to Alan Newton
I guess it depends on the device. On MacBook pro it's command + R.
Here's what I found by googling "how to refresh a page on android" — hope it helps:
On Android, you must first tap the ⋮ icon in the top-right corner of the screen and then tap the "Refresh" icon at the top of the resulting drop-down menu.Feb 17, 2020
Reply to jiiski
yeah, unfortunately they don't op up automatically
Missouri meteorologist's 'Show Me Climate' series teaches viewers about climate change
NOAA names 2020 second-hottest year on record; NASA says it tied for hottest ever
By Jeff Masters, Ph.D. on Jan 14, 2021


Just looked through her instagram photos. She seems to like posing in shiny black raincoats.
Did you notice that 'The Late Show' presenter, Stephen Colbert, mispronounces her name? It's not really 'Leaky Lee'.
Very nice. I'd like to see more of those flared shiny trousers.


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text:
University of Denver College of Law Commencement Program June 2, 1990, 1990 June 2
Commencement - Law - June 1990, 1990
Program for the University of Denver College of Law doctoral and graduate commencement ceremony, June 2, 1990. Honorary degree recipient: Timothy E. Wirth, Doctor of Laws. The conferring of degrees: Chancellor Daniel L. Ritchie. The Commencement Speaker: The Honorable Timothy E. Wirth, United States Senator, Colorado. The Faculty Speaker: Christopher H. Munch, J.D., Professor of Law.
1990 June 2
8 pages 22 x 28 centimeters
Munch, Christopher H. (Contributor)
University of Denver. College of Law
Wirth, Timothy E., 1939- (Contributor)
University of Denver College of Law Commencement Program June 2, 1990
University of Denver College of Law Commencement Program June 2, 1990, 1990 June 2, U138.0006.0002.00001. Special Collections and Archives.
University of Denver College of Law Commencement Program June 2, 1990, 1990 June 2, U138.0006.0002.00001. Special Collections and Archives. https://duarchives.coalliance.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/80030 Accessed January 17, 2021.