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Q: "SyntaxError: cannot assign to expression" and "SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal" for class name with spaces and numbers inside a div I'm trying to make a web scraper for a website to let me know when an new item is available, but I encountered this problem in my code when trying to ask it to print me the URL:
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import webbrowser

headers = {
    'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 13_0_1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/107.0.0.0 Safari/537.36'
}

r = requests.get('https://exchange.art/gson/nfts?sort=listed-oldest')
#r.status_code
soup = BeautifulSoup(r.content, 'html.parser')

resultado = soup.find('div', class_='h-full aspect-h-16 aspect-w-16 ng-tns-c75-1')
nftlink = []

for h-full aspect-h-16 aspect-w-16 ng-tns-c75-1 in resultado:
    for link in h-full aspect-h-16 aspect-w-16 ng-tns-c75-1.find_all('a', href=True):
        print(link['href'])

Line 16 shows:

SyntaxError: cannot assign to expression

Line 17 shows:

SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal

I tried changing the long name of the class for "class_" so it could take the entire class name:
for class_ in resultado:
    for link in class_.find_all('a', href=True):
        print(link['href'])

but it shows a new error:

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

What I'm trying to do with this code is using beautifulsoup to get everything from the page with r.content, then making a soup.find to get inside the div, the class that is called "h-full aspect-h-16 aspect-w-16 ng-tns-c75-1" exactly like that inside the elements. Now inside the div of the class, I want to the "a" which got the link I'm after, the href, then I did the for for the name of the class inside the variable of the soup.find and asking it for the link inside the class name.find_all.
But it shows those errors I think it's because of the name of the class, but not sure how to deal with it.
I'm using sublimetext 3 with python version  3.11.0

A: This is one way of obtaining the data - as a dataframe - and then you can scrape that endpoint at regular intervals, like every 3 hours - and compare the results with something like first_df.compare(second_df):
import requests
import pandas as pd
headers = {
    'accept': 'application/json, text/plain, */*',
    'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/104.0.5112.79 Safari/537.36'
}

pd.set_option('display.max_columns', None)
pd.set_option('display.max_colwidth', None)

url = 'https://api.exchange.art/v2/nfts/created?from=0&sort=contract-type&facetsType=collection&limit=300&profileId=TZkdu8P94NQsvorpmrBQ46iP5wt2'
r = requests.get(url, headers=headers)
df = pd.json_normalize(r.json()['contractGroups'])
print(df)

Result in terminal:
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157 True        https://arweave.net/WalKgq-1EbaeagoV_qrdn7Jq1fdKH36Qw1LMFtDF0e8?ext=png     https://arweave.net/WalKgq-1EbaeagoV_qrdn7Jq1fdKH36Qw1LMFtDF0e8?ext=png Mode One Collection – #96   1 of 1, (from 150 image collection)\nArtist digital painting\n*no ai\nPNG 7500px by 6000px\nat 240ppi   [{'type': 'image/png', 'uri': 'https://arweave.net/WalKgq-1EbaeagoV_qrdn7Jq1fdKH36Qw1LMFtDF0e8?ext=png'}]   []  EkNm8sjsLp3FbHEhWP3yj7bve8sRL75wgTRT4ZgZSoLd    1 of 1, (from 150 image collection)\nArtist digital painting\n*no ai\nPNG 7500px by 6000px\nat 240ppi   False   False   False   Mode One Collection: Using generative art (or autonomous processes) to create a collection of abstract art. Made by hand, without any computer code.\n\n150 x 1/1 abstract art images   NaN non_live_data/creator_data/TZkdu8P94NQsvorpmrBQ46iP5wt2/brands/GSON/series/Mode One Collection/banner-356d9805-0a95-4a12-8198-3b378c33e6c2.png  [abstract, abstract expressionism, digital abstract, digital painting, digital, painting, contemporary art, colour, gson, generative art]   Painting    Abstract    Mode One Collection non_live_data/creator_data/TZkdu8P94NQsvorpmrBQ46iP5wt2/brands/GSON/series/Mode One Collection/avatar-61dd995f-b9e7-4b32-948c-c81fb4a6e63c.png  False   wNFjGxCngjvekRUEcjkY    False   None    None    non_live_data/creator_data/TZkdu8P94NQsvorpmrBQ46iP5wt2/brands/GSON/avatar-2d37e18f-7088-41f9-9585-35a815108705.png non_live_data/creator_data/TZkdu8P94NQsvorpmrBQ46iP5wt2/brands/GSON/banner-adaa6879-de15-4fac-a344-34be4c15817a.png GSON    6TPJMEaVZMlGrC5plUBJ    TZkdu8P94NQsvorpmrBQ46iP5wt2    gson    True    secondary   0   0   Mode One Collection – #96   []  B1QFGEFpFzWgxwGYtkHi5Sotxc8AN3kq6zc122aTFFrF    B1QFGEFpFzWgxwGYtkHi5Sotxc8AN3kq6zc122aTFFrF        True    69CvDtrERVArtBbPzQyaKjTxYUj6S2KGUpSTfcLjf2wV    [{'address': '69CvDtrERVArtBbPzQyaKjTxYUj6S2KGUpSTfcLjf2wV', 'verified': 1, 'share': 100}]  Mode One Collection – #96   True    1000    https://arweave.net/uH2IVnFCyBw5xkBk96I8ZqEBYxN813ge1ObeSft0eMo GSON    non_live_data/creator_data/TZkdu8P94NQsvorpmrBQ46iP5wt2/brands/GSON/avatar-2d37e18f-7088-41f9-9585-35a815108705.png Abstract digital artist.\n\nExploring the interaction of digital and analog mark making. Deconstruction becomes discovery. Read more about my process on my website.    6TPJMEaVZMlGrC5plUBJ    True    non_live_data/creator_data/TZkdu8P94NQsvorpmrBQ46iP5wt2/brands/GSON/banner-adaa6879-de15-4fac-a344-34be4c15817a.png EkNm8sjsLp3FbHEhWP3yj7bve8sRL75wgTRT4ZgZSoLd    NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN []  []  []  []
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On 15 November, we commemorated the feast of St Albert the Great (Albertus Magnus), after whom our College Library is named. A renowned theologian, bishop and Doctor of the Church, Albert (ca. 1200 - 1280) was born to a noble German family. Against their wishes he joined the Order of Preachers. The Dominicans at the time were caught up in the wave of learning sweeping Europe. Albert lectured in several German priories and was director of studies in Cologne. His pupils included Thomas Aquinas. Called "Great" because of his vast knowledge of chemistry, architecture, philosophy, music and mathematics, he helped organize the studies of the Dominican Order. He was also interested in the anatomy of living organisms and is patron saint of students of the natural sciences. In 2019, the Siena Albertus Magnus Library will be renamed the Albertus Magnus Learning Centre. We have re-envisioned the role of our Library and look to new and exciting ways to learn and interact in that space, including a new Science, Technology Engineering and Maths (STEM) area housing the 3D printers and other new technologies.
This week, we welcomed the next generation of 'Siena women', the 2019 Year 7 students. The Year 7 Transition Day is a highlight of Term 4 for the staff and the student leaders who were gathered at the front of the College to welcome them. The girls were whisked away to the St Catherine Centre to be welcomed by the College Captains elect, Jade Devlin and Charlotte Lack, and the Heads of Student Wellbeing. They follow in the footsteps of the many women who have graduated from our College over the past seventy-eight years and inherit a proud tradition. Over the next six years at Siena, they will learn the stories of Dominicans past and present and they too will write their story in the history of this College. May they flourish and grow to be the women they are meant to be and may the friendships and learning stand them in good stead throughout their lives. I look forward to meeting our new parents at the year 7 Information Evening this coming Monday, 19 November.
Year 12 exams continue for some students while others have celebrated as they finished their last VCE examination. We look forward to celebrating with all our Year 12 students and their families at the Graduation Ball next Thursday evening at Leonda by the Yarra. This will be the last time they will gather as a year level and an opportunity for staff and parents to wish them well as they contemplate new beginnings beyond Siena College. For students in other year levels, the exams and final assessments have just begun.
The Convent refurbishment is progressing well and we look forward to reopening the old wooden doors early next year. The Convent will be open to the community in March to allow everyone an opportunity to visit the new Heritage Centre and Boardroom and see the refurbished reception area. I thank all who transport students to and from school for your patience during these building works and the restricted access to the grounds and driveway.
The end of the school year brings with it many opportunities to gather as a community and we look forward to the Academic Awards Night, our 2018 Celebration of Sport and the other rituals and events that mark this season of the year.

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Some days I don't feel like praying, but I do anyway.
Thank goodness I learned a very long time ago, that our faith cannot be based on feelings.
I'm tired of crying. Tired of pleading. Tired of begging.
Praying for that situation, that person, that problem.
it comes after complete surrender.
He is the One Who Fills me up.
There is a time and place for gut-honest prayer and fasting. Often, though, my focus is on me. What I want, what I need, what I feel like I must have before I can have peace.
So many needs out there, and often long periods of waiting. So much so, that I can forget that waiting on God means trusting Him. Trusting Him even when I don't see what He's doing. Believing that He is sovereign and that He is actively working out His plan–not just for the world, but for my world.
…and that my job is not to DO more–it is to love Him more.
–Do I need to HIT THE BRAKES and rest awhile?: Sometimes the best thing we can do is to take a hiatus. Not from praying or from His Word–quite the opposite. Rest can mean giving yourself permission to focus on something else for a while. While difficulties might not disappear, it is in those troubling times that our faith, and our hope, can grow stronger–if we allow Him to be the One we trust in and focus on, not our own efforts to convince Him or manipulate Him.
–Is it time for a U-TURN?: Maybe you forgot to stop and fill up. If we're not careful, the cares of this life can consume us–and that is more than wrong–it's harmful. We go, go, go, and do, do, do. Spending time with the Lord changes focus and gets it back where it should always be–on Him. It's only when I gaze on my Savior and glance at my problems that my perspective becomes clear.
–Fill your tank and get moving: I have been praying and fasting one day every week for a specific purpose, but this week I felt very distinctly that this was to be my last time to fast for this particular situation–for now at least. It was as if God was saying, "I've heard you. I know your heart. Now let it go and trust Me–I've got this." Walking in faith means that there will come a point in our prayer when we have to choose to believe that God is in control–and live like we believe it!
I know that this post may be confusing to some. It may sound as though I am frustrated by needing to spend so much time in prayer. Let me assure you that is not the case. Prayer is a constant. It is an integral part of my relationship with God. The weariness that I was feeling was a confession. In my strength I can do nothing, but when I look to Him for strength, He supplies. Confessing my weakness to a God who already knows me and loves me anyway was necessary so that my tank could be emptied in order for God to fill me up with His truth.
Just heard today from our women's Bible Study James 4:2-3 "You don't have because you don't ask. You ask and do not receive, because you ask wrongly, to spend it on your pleasures." Ouch!
The peace that pours onto us when we hear God answer, "I've got this" frees our concerns and strengthens our trust in Him and His perfect will! Thanks for this post.
Love this. I've actually been praying and fasting once a week as well. This is an excellent reminder that God cares more than I do, understands more than I do, and works more than I can.
We do need to continue to pray, especially on the days when we just can't seem to find the words. Just HELP is enough.


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Review: Dragonslayer by Matthew Lang
Oct 25, 2018 | 0 comments
Thanks to his time in the military and his work as a SCA mentor, Adam has been trained for battles, both real and imagined. But that doesn't prepare him for accidentally ending up in another dimension where a dragon hunts from above and massive lizards are used for transportation. He allies himself with a princess and her escort in a quest to find a sword that might stop the dragon. It's dangerous and overwhelming, but at least it means spending time with Duin.
Life hasn't been particularly kind to Duin and he's ostracized by more than one aspect of society, but Adam doesn't view him as anything other than wonderful. It's a new experience for Duin and he's determined to enjoy whatever moments they have together. But with danger around every corner and the fate of a kingdom on the line, Adam and Duin might not have time to find their happily ever after.
This is one of those reviews that is going to be a bit complicated. It took me weeks to finish Dragonslayer because I disliked it almost from the first page. And that opinion never changed. Yet, despite this, the book has a solid, if somewhat tired plot line and enough adventure to make some readers quite happy. So it's always a conundrum to figure out if I don't like a book because it has serious issues or because the issues are mine alone. And with Dragonslayer, I'm not really sure if I figured out the answer.
The plot to Dragonslayer isn't exactly fresh, but the author handles it all right, at least in an ordinary sort of way. There are some pretty big plot holes, which I found frustrating, but the main points get made. It felt quite flat and boring to me, which I think stems from my inability to connect with either the characters or their plight. There is a fair bit of world building here and while I never found it immersive, I appreciate the efforts put forth by the author to create something unique.
My biggest frustrations with Dragonslayer are the characters, Adam specifically. He never seems too bothered by the fact he ends up in a fantasyland. I mean, it barely registers with him, which seemed so unbelievable as to be preposterous. In fact, Adam often seems more interested in getting his rocks off than worrying about the problems around him. It doesn't make his character very likeable and I never understood why the others around him were so quick to consider him some mythical hero. The secondary characters are flat as pancakes and they felt like game pieces moving mechanically across a board rather than characters that had any real emotional connection to their journey. Even Duin, who is by far the most sympathetic character in the book, never felt dimensional.
The ending to Dragonslayer, which should have been the well-earned payoff for our characters and the readers, turns into something of a jumbled mess. There are moments of despair involving two major players and I actually found myself caring about those characters for perhaps the first time. And then the author obliterates all that with an awkward and frankly unnecessary epilogue. Had the events prior to the epilogue remained valid, Dragonslayer would have had a painful, but perhaps more honest ending. Instead, everything gets trivialized and waved away with no real resolution or feeling of satisfaction.
Dragonslayer didn't work for me on multiple levels. I couldn't connect with the characters and felt the ending stripped the book of its moment of possible redemption. There is a fair amount of adventure to be had, but I found story boring and lacking in desperately needed depth. Some of you might read this and feel quite differently as there are plenty of questing themes and a solidly built world to explore. So while I couldn't enjoy it, there may be some readers out there who find Dragonslayer quite engaging.
A review copy of this book was provided by DSP Publications.
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TAGGED: dragons, DSP Publications, Matthew Lang, military, Twitterlight series
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Published on Thursday, August 23 2018
Bad news for the Maple Leafs on the Nylander front.
This may be big trouble for Toronto.
The Toronto Maple Leafs may have a serious problem on their hands and that problem may come in the form of talented forward William Nylander,
There has been a ton of talk around the Toronto Maple Leafs big 3 young young forwards, the aforementioned Nylander as well as Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner, and how exactly newly appointed Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Kyle Dubas expects to fit all three of them under the cap. Earlier this month Nylander himself expressed doubts during the National Hockey League's European Player Media Tour and that may have been the first sign that things were not as good as Leafs' management would have you believe.
On Thursday Sportsnet insider Elliotte Friedman was asked about the progress the organization has made in the contract negotiations with Nylander and it was the first time that I can remember an NHL insider indicating that there may be a very real roadblock here. According to Friedman the Leafs' are hoping their young stars will take a discount much in the way that star center John Tavares did by signing in Toronto for $11 million per season, but Nylander is understandably looking to get paid.
"I don't think they're that close," said Friedman as per Nichols on Hockey. "I'm always scared about answering that question because I'll say I don't think they're that close and then I'll hang up they'll be done and it'll be evidence No. 3,246 that Friedman's a tool, so I always worry about that.
"The last I heard, they weren't that close. There's been some articles around here written that don't be surprised if it goes into September. He's represented by Lewis Gross, and you guys remember that two years ago it was about now actually that the [Johhny] Gaudreau-Flames stalemate ended, and Gross is a Gaudreau guy. So it's about there. I think it's something that could go into September."
There's an extra little wrinkle in here that wasn't touched on by Friedman and that is the current perception of the contract Gaudreau signed with the Flames. Many felt at the time that the Flames had overpaid for a young man with very little negotiating power, but given the current contracts being handed out around the league Gaudreau's deal now looks like a gigantic bargain. Gross is likely very aware of this and will likely look to avoid a similar mistake with Nylander, something that could cost the Leafs.
Perhaps the most damning comments Friedman however where the big picture comments he made regarding Toronto's big 3. Although Dubas has gone on record again and again indicating that he can and will sign all 3 players, it seems there is now some real concern regarding whether or not they can do so.
"To me the biggest question is are we talking a bridge or are we talking term. If I was Nylander, I might be the kind of guy who would bet on a bridge deal. But I think Toronto has kind of tried to negotiate the waters with three guys at once, and it's not easy. There are four guys - with Tavares - they'd all like to keep, but I don't think it's always the easiest thing in the world to do it.
"But the last I'd heard, it wasn't that close."
Not good for the Maple Leafs.
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Breaking: Former Maple Leaf charged with sexual assault.
Shocking charges laid by the Canadian military.
5 NHL teams interested in signing domestic abuser Slava Voynov.
Voynov getting attention from NHL teams.
Rumor: Two teams playing each other tonight are close to a trade.
Trade could come as soon as tonight.
Breaking: Oilers pull off a minor trade deal.
Oilers make a trade!
Wife of former Red Wings star says her husband is in bad shape.
Sad story from the wife of a once great player.
Rumor: Red Wings defenseman appears to be headed to the trading block.
Red Wings may already be eyeing a trade.
Montreal media slam Bergevin after poor offseason, label him "poisonous" and "toxic."
NHL veteran forced to evacuate his home due to scorpion infestation.
Maple Leafs going after one of Mike Babcock's former players.
Rumor: Joe Thornton may not get his wish of a new contract with the Sharks.
Breaking: Terrible update on Corey Crawford.
Details begin to emerge about the possible cause of the Humbolt crash.
Insider reports that Tavares in on a plane to Toronto!
The Blackhawks make a small trade to acquire a draft pick late in the day.
Report: Bob McKenzie provides new details on Phil Kessel trade rumors.


Weigh 25g of coffee and grind on a medium-coarse setting to a coarseness of sea salt. Set up the Kalita Wave, filter, and vessel on the scale. Heat 400g of water in the kettle to 208 degrees Fahrenheit.
Gently pour hot water into the center of the empty filter. Continue pouring in a spiral outwards to wet the entire filter. Be careful not to pour too hard as the filter can collapse. Empty the water from the vessel, place back onto the scale, and tare to zero.
Add the coffee to the Kalita Wave with the vessel on the scale, ensuring that you add 25g of ground coffee, and tare to zero.
Start the timer and pour 50g of hot water over the coffee, ensuring all the grounds are saturated.
When the timer reads :30, start pouring in the center and spiral out in concentric circles until you reach the edge. It's okay to pour onto the filter itself. Continue your concentric circles back into the center of the brewer.
At this point, continue to gently and steadily pour in concentric circles, maintaining the slurry level of about 1" above the coffee bed. You should hit 400g of water added by 2:15-2:30.
Wait patiently as your coffee drips. The drawdown should finish by 3:15-3:30.


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import logging

from twisted.web.resource import NoResource, Resource
from twisted.web.server import NOT_DONE_YET

from exception import PageNotFound, Unauthorized
from helper.permission import is_anybody

class YuzukiResource(Resource):
    def render(self, request):
        request.initialize(self)
        result = Resource.render(self, request)
        if result == NOT_DONE_YET:
            return result
        request.finalize()
        return result.encode("UTF-8")

    def getChildWithDefault(self, path, request):
        resource = Resource.getChildWithDefault(self, path, request)

        request.logger = logging.getLogger(resource.__class__.__module__)
        log_str = request.method + " " + request.get_path_and_query()
        if request.user:
            log_str += " " + request.user.username
        request.logger.info(log_str)

        if isinstance(resource, NoResource):
            raise PageNotFound()

        return resource

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The Sweet Sixteen
The Journey That Inspired the Canadian Women's Press Club
By Linda Kay
Communication Studies, Cultural Studies, History: Women's, History: Canada
How a train ride to the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 revolutionized the journalism field for women.
In 1904, sixteen women travelled together by train to cover the St Louis World's Fair. The Sweet Sixteen traces the fateful ten-day trip that resulted in the formation of a professional club for the advancement of Canadian newspaper women.
Drawing upon letters, journals, interviews, and most significantly, newspaper stories written by the women themselves, Linda Kay narrates the journey to St Louis with evocative detail. Delving into the group dynamics and individual experiences of these women, Kay explores the cultural divide between the Anglophone and Francophone members of the group and provides compelling biographical sketches of each woman's life and work.
The Sweet Sixteen documents the struggles of a group of tenacious and talented women who, in 1904, did not have the right to vote, were not regarded as persons under the law, and were credentialed as journalists at a time when marriage and motherhood were considered a woman's one true calling. Their legacy -the Canadian Women's Press Club - is a testament to their daring.
13 b&w photos
Formats: Cloth, eBook
"It is astounding that until now, no one has written this remarkable and exciting story. Extremely well-researched, it reveals much about the moral debates, cultural assumptions, and general beliefs of the time." Janice Fiamengo, University of Ottawa
" ... Kay leaves us with the undeniable sense that something significant happened among the women on that train ... the biographies in the epilogue are a wonderful introduction to Canada's women reporters of the early 20th century." Quill & Quire
"Without [the Sweet Sixteen] though, Canadian journalism would be less vibrant today. The women who came afterward owe them a debt, one that Kay has showcased in this fascinating account." Literary Review of Canada
"The Sweet Sixteen generally offers a spirited and interesting glimpse into the lives of some unusual women on an uncommon journey." Montreal Review of Books
"The Sweet Sixteen is a charming and compelling story, well worth telling. The reader feels the excitement, the novelty, and the importance of each woman's entry into that railway car, and into an amazing ten days." Marjorie Doyle, author, columnist, and filmmaker
"Well-researched and well-written, The Sweet Sixteen is a small book with a clear message: the talented women who struggled to attain professional status for themselves and other female journalists deserve our notice." Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly
"L'ouvrage est un bel objet, avec une couverture rigide et une jaquette ravissante. Le récit est écrit dans un style vif qui rend hommage à l'audace et l'intelligence des femmes journalistes pionnières. Il reste à traduire le livre, écrit en anglais mais citant en français les publications des francophones. Le Cercle de presse des femmes canadiennes a vécu 100 ans. Il a officiellement disparu en 2004. Il revit dans The Sweet Sixteen. Et il a laissé une trace à Ottawa: sur son site web, le Media Club of Ottawa mentionne qu'il est né en 1904, et qu'il s'appelait alors le Canadian Women's Press Club." Anne Caroline Desplanques
Linda Kay (1951-2018) was professor emerita and chair of the journalism department at Concordia University.
The Sweet Sixteen: List of Press Corps Members
Travelling to St Louis vii
1 Demanding Equal Rights 9
2 The French Connection 23
3 All Aboard 33
4 Getting Acquainted 42
5 Crossing the Border 47
6 Meet Me in St Louis 61
7 Down the Pike 75
8 A Day of Rest 98
9 The Boer War 103
10 Farewell to the Fair 109
11 A Presidential Convention 116
12 A Club Is Born 125
13 Winnipeg and Alberta, 1906 133
14 The Rise and Fall 149
15 Epilogue 164


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AVIADOR DRO - Tesis
"Espacial Discos present a reissue of Aviador Dro's second album, Tesis, originally released in 1983. In 1983, Aviador Dro, the legendary Spanish synth-pop band, are at the height of their powers: their own DRO record label is working full time, they share management with famous Spanish new wave bands like Alaska y Los Pegamoides, Los Nikis, their songs are heavily played on the radio and they play numerous gigs all across Spain. 1983 was also when the band decide to create their most ambitious project to date: a deluxe box set, Síntesis: La Producción al Poder, which will include two LPs, a 7" and a booklet. It was as a part of that set where Tesis, which would become their second album, originally appears, along with another album, aptly titled Antítesis, showing the more experimental side of the band. A few months after the release of Síntesis: La Producción al Poder, Tesis was released separately with a slight change to the track list. This is the edition presently being reissued. Subtitled "Eight Great Stories Of Science And Future", Tesisfeatured "the most recommended songs for the industrial dance". This is, simply put, another minimal wave/synth-pop classic, including anthems like "Baila la guerra", "Vortex", and "Nestor el cyborg". Remastered edition with original artwork and eight-page LP sized insert." - Espacial Discos.
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Alouette III er en let alsidig enkeltmotors helikopter originalt fremstillet af Sud Aviation (senere Aérospatiale, nu Eurocopter). Den er mest blevet brugt til militære formål, selvom der også er lavet civile udgaver, bl.a. til redningsopgaver i bjerge. Den første Alouette III fløj i 1959 og indtrådte i tjeneste i det franske miltær i 1960.

Søværnets Flyvetjeneste fik i 1962 de første 5 Alouette III og senere i 1968 yderligere 3 mere. De primære opgaver for de danske Alouette III har været søopmåling, fiskeriinspektion, transport af både gods og personel, samt eftersøgnings- og redningstjeneste. Også smuglerjagt blev det til i ét tilfælde (i Nyhavn 5. nov. '69), men største enkeltpræstation må nok være, da en enkelt Alouette III i løbet af en 13 timers aktion i hæsligt vejr reddede 26 passagerer fra et flystyrt på Myggenæs på Færøerne.

I 1977 begyndte tiden at rinde ud for Alouette III, idet Søværnet besluttede at købe Westland Lynx som afløsning. Tre år senere i 1980 udgik de første to helikoptere af tjeneste og den 1. december 1982 blev den sidste flyvning med typen foretaget i dansk regi.

Tekniske data
 Motor: Turbomeca Artouste IIIB (870 HK)
 Rotordiameter: 11,00 meter
 Længde: 10,09 meter
 Højde: 2,95 m
 Egenvægt: 1.060 kg
 Totalvægt: 2.100 kg
 Topfart: 220 km/t
 Marchhastighed: 190 km/t
 Rækkevidde: 550 km
 Max. operationshøjde: 4.000 m.o.h.

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Papua New Guinea's Correctional Services Commissioner has reportedly claimed a prison official was paid a bribe of K30,000 or over 11 thousand US dollars to aid the escape of twelve high-risk prisoners from the Bomana facility last week.
The group of inmates, including the high profile bank robbery suspect William Kapris, broke out of Bomana Maximum Security Unit near Port Moresby last Tuesday and remains at large.
The Post Courier newspaper reports that the Commissioner, Richard Sikani, told his staff that an officer at Bomana received a series of payments to assist the escape.
The escape brings to 115 the total number of high-risk criminals who have escaped from prisons in PNG since December.
In the first incident, 11 high risk prisoners "walked" out of Barawagi jail in Chimbu province on December 11th, with only six having since been recaptured.
In the second incident, 73 inmates at the Buimo jail outside Lae city took the jail commander hostage and used him as a human shield to make their escape - warders however recaptured two and shot one dead.
On Christmas eve 19 prisoners ran away from the Buiebi jail in the Southern Highlands.
Provincial police said there were no guards manning the prison at the time of the escape.
With the 12 escapees still on the run from last week's Bomana breakout, at least a hundred prisoners remain on the run in PNG.


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Home - News Hang - International - Russian President Putin says he's not ready to recognize Joe Biden as US President
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he's ready to work with any US leader, but still isn't ready to recognize the election victory of Joe Biden.
"We will work with anyone who has the confidence of the American people," Putin said on Russian state TV Sunday. "But that confidence can only be given to a candidate whose victory has been recognized by the opposing party, or after the results are confirmed in a legitimate, legal way."
The comments are some of the most detailed since the election from Putin, one of a dwindling number of leaders who haven't recognized Biden as the next US head of state.
Russia, accused by US intelligence agencies of intervening in 2016 to help get Trump elected, has been wary of Biden, fearing an increase in sanctions pressure and clashes over human rights.
Putin described the Kremlin's decision not to congratulate Biden as "a formality" with no ulterior motives.
When asked if the move could damage US-Russia relations, he said: "there's nothing to damage, they're already ruined."
Joe Biden's first cabinet picks coming Tuesday, says chief of staff Klain


What's with "the human element"?
There's no escaping the catchword "the human element" in shipping. It's become as ubiquitous as "sustainable shipping" – and necessarily so. Despite the advances in technology, maritime accidents continue to take a heavy toll on life and limb, not to speak of the environment. Time to shift the focus on "the human element" in the man-machine equation. Still and all, we don't feel comfortable with the phrase and the reason has nothing to do with the usefulness of it.
Fantastic piece of writing. Wonder what price would shipping pay when the human element is shove aside, neglected and abused?
But frankly, does nomenclature matter? Would that change the way seafarers (are) treated? I look forward to your next article.
I think the term – and another one is 'the human factor' – is intended to replace 'human error' – which implies fault of an individual. Human Element goes beyond the seafarer – it would include the accountant who decided to save money by not putting O2 metres aboard ships, the ship designer who vented cargo spaces into the vessel corridors, the management which implements impracticable 'safety' procedures, and so on.
In its broad sense, "the human element" embraces all those involved in the safe navigation of ships. But anyone who cares to look back at how IMO and The Nautical Institute have been using the term will realise that the focus is primarily on seafarers. Which makes sense. Why hold the poor office accountant accountable for the Master's errors that led to the grounding of the Costa Concordia?
Thank you for raising this point. In my opinion it is of the utmost importance to realize that the front line of shipping is the seafarer. He deserves to be thought of and treated as such.
Right on course Ken! The maritime agencies here treat seamen (sorry have not gotten out of the old school that we studied seamanship not "seafarership") as milking cows. At times even brothers in the profession are guilty too.
As long as we do not have aliens onboard it will be the "Human Error, "Human Mistake", "Human Factor", "Human Element". We (Humans) invent the machines, we design them, we install them, we program them, and we use them. We employ humans, we train them. We create procedures, we create rules and we make accidents. That's how we are. We are HUMANS.


With the UCM and the introduction of the Application Server, we no longer need to give money to Bill Gates or the Evil Empire (Microsoft). Then, once that took off, Avaya used that as a base, for Server Edition.
If you are scared that you will need to learn Linux, in order to work on treh UCM/Application Server/Server Edition, then fear no more. Think about it, we just use clients to program things….One-X Portal uses WebAdmin; IP Office uses Manager (or web manager); Voicemail Pro uses a client. SO nothing Linux yet.
Sometimes you can't get a serial cable connected to an IPO but you need access to the debug port, ie, no serial cable or physical access. This doesn't help if you're looking for startup logs but it gets you access to an IPO that's up and running.
Expand the User section and select user NoUser.
Select the Source Numbers tab.
Voicemail Pro can be used to deliver pre-recorded announcements. This can be useful when the same announcement is repeated frequently. This method requires the paging port to be an analog extension.
This method also removes the feedback loop that can occur on some sites as the page is first recorded and then played.
In Voicemail Pro, a new Module was added and named Page.
We then saved and made live the new Voicemail Pro call flow. In Manager we received the IP Office configuration and created a new short code.
With the release of IP Office 9.1, the IP SoftPhone (Re-branded Counterpath Xlite) is no longer supported. The replacement, is a more clean interface, but we do lose some features. No video, no programmable buttons, etc.
See below table for a side by side comparison.
Xima released a new device a while ago, the VRTX.
The VRTX is used for recording calls on a SIP trunk or an E1/T1.
On the front there are two ports, one from the router (SIP) or ISDN Modem and the second for the IPOffice.
On the back there is an USB mini connector to connect the VRTX to a PC or server running Xima Chronicall.
Also required is the recording library license and a license per channel.
If you want to record 10 calls at the same time then 10 channels are needed.
Xima Chronicall is a reporting tool which is easy to install and easy in use.
Chronicall can be installed on a PC or server running XP till W8.1 or Server 2003 till 2012 or on Linux.
Installing Chronicall is easy and a matter of minutes.
Login to the website of Xima software and find the serial for the customer you want to install Chronicall.
If not downloaded yet then download the latest version from the same site.
Run the installer and if asked then install or update Java.
Accept the agreement (if you don't then you can't install) and select the folder where you want to install Chronicall.


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Wedding: 9/6/17 - Laura
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Wedding: 9/3/17 - Julie
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Wedding: 9/1/17 - Jacinta
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Wedding: 8/29/17 - Serena
Peter was professional, knowledgeable and easy to work with. He gave us a sense of confidence that all would go well, and it did.
We would not hesitate in recommending Peter to perform your wedding ceremony - he is excellent at what he does! We had the most wonderful wedding in Central Park in July & Peter was a huge part of why it was so good! We first contacted Peter after reading very favourable reviews online & we found our experience to be the exact same. In all communication prior to the wedding Peter was always very helpful, professional & quick to reply. He also gave us tips about NY & suggested the most beautiful location in Central Park to get married at. He consulted us at every step of the way & produced a wonderful wedding ceremony that was so personal & really reflected us as people. Around 30 of us travelled from Scotland to NY & many of our guests commented on how great Peter was, how personal he made it & of course his wonderful New York accent! Couldn't have asked for a better officiant - thank you Peter!
Wedding: 7/18/17 - Elidh
We cannot say enough good things about Peter. He was prompt in all communications (phone, email, and Skype) and very dependable. He officiated our fusion ceremony (Christian & Hindu) and was very knowledgeable about both faiths. In fact was more knowledgeable than most Hindu priests!! We come from different religious backgrounds and have children from prior relationships. He helped us script a beautiful ceremony that combined both of our faiths and our families, combining us into one unified family. And his fee was more than reasonable. We could not have chosen a more perfect officiant. We have NO reservations about recommending him for any wedding ceremony.
Wedding: 7/7/17 - Nandish
Peter was exactly the officiant we wanted for our Wedding!!! My husband and I met with Peter and he immediately made us feel comfortable. He was obviously well experienced and provided us with so many insights and information that we left feeling so much better informed than when we got there. Peter was incredibly responsive and professional. He answered all of our questions and e-mails quickly. He sent us a draft of our ceremony right away after we confirmed booking him for our Wedding. His words were perfect. It was obvious he really paid attention when getting to know us the first meeting and he told our story as though he knew us for years. His personality is wonderful. He has an incredible presence that is strong and projects well, but also is warm and romantic anddid not out shine us. His voice and words were so perfect for our Wedding. Everyone, including some of the biggest critics in our families, LOVED HIM.
Wedding: 6/24/17 - Rosanna
Peter is wonderful! We knew as soon as we met him, over a year before our wedding, that he was the perfect choice for our wedding! He was very warm, and gave a great idea to include during our ceremony (a wine unity, similar to a sand ceremony but with wine). He was very responsive, professional, and arrived early to the ceremony site. Our ceremony was beautiful and our guests complimented how nice it was! We loved the wine unity, and all the nice words Peter said! Very memorable!
Wedding: 5/27/17 - Lauren
Peter was absolutely phenomenal. We chose him as our officiant for our wedding and couldn't be happier. We had a unique American/Filipino/Chinese wedding, that incorporated a small combination of the 3 for our ceremony. Peter was very knowledgeable about all 3 backgrounds and was able provide a perfect ceremony for us. He was truly helpful every step of the way and we highly, highly recommend his services. Thanks again!
Wedding: 5/20/17 - Ben
Peter Boruchowitz was a fantastic wedding officiant. We found him via The Knot and from day 1 we knew he would be the perfect person to marry us. He was calm, detailed and friendly in his approach and honestly he couldn't have done a better job! He even mentioned our pets back home which was a lovely touch. We had to communicate via video link as we came to NYC from the UK. Peter made us feel at ease and we were right to have no anxiety about the day as he had it all figured out. Thanks again Peter!
Wedding: 4/29/17 - Lillie
The best compliment I can give to Peter would be to mention the amount of people who asked my wife and I how long we had been friends with Peter and if he had gotten ordained just to do our wedding. So many people were convinced that he had to be a life-long friend because his ceremony was so personal and so representative of our relationship. Peoples' mouths were agape when I told them that we had only met him for 30 minutes at a cafe in Chelsea and that was all it took for him to deliver. Peter was an absolute professional, and gave us exactly what we wanted in a wedding ceremony. Simple, elegant, and romantic was what we wanted and what we got. Peter followed up any questions we had and was on top of our marriage license so that it was waiting for us in the mail by the time we got back from the honeymoon. He wasn't pushy, didn't have an agenda or a 'directorial vision' that some officiants want to push. He just wanted to deliver a memorable day for my wife and I. We were thrilled with his performance, and so were all of our family and friends. I can't recommend him enough.
Wedding: 4/1/17 - Sami
Peter was absolutely fabulous. My now wife and I needed a legal ceremony before moving abroad. We were referred to Peter through a friend and after speaking with him only briefly, he put together the perfect ceremony. Not only was the way in which he spoke captivating, but the words he chose were so beautiful in describing marriage and the commitment we were making to one another. Almost every single member of our family and friends came up to us after the ceremony to say how wonderful Peter was, the readings he chose and everything. We were so thrilled, he will be officiating our bigger celebration to renew our vows!
Wedding: 2/27/17 - Kim
My husband and I have the pleasure of knowing Peter both personally and professionally for many years. He is a loyal, devoted friend and always commits wholeheartedly, bringing his unique flare to all endeavors.
When we decided to marry, there was no question who we wanted to officiate; it had to be Peter. Although our wedding plans evolved from simple to a bit more elaborate, we felt secure in choosing Peter, knowing his involvement was one detail we needn't worry about.
In preparing our ceremony, he took time to understand our vision and offer suggestions for creating something truly special.
When Peter sent us the first draft, which was very nearly perfect, we cried; it was so beautiful. He included very specific and personally meaningful details we hadn't even realized he noted during our conversations. There were very few minor revisions we made - adding a name here or there; changing a date. We could not have been any happier with the ceremony Peter crafted for us.
The wedding itself was wonderful due in large part to Peter's unique, inspired service; his sincerity and professionalism. Many of our guests remarked it was the most beautiful ceremony they'd ever witnessed.
If you want your wedding to be as joyful and memorable as you can imagine you must choose Peter to create and perform your ceremony; he is absolutely the best.
Wedding: 2/4/17 - Robert
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Q: GWT - easiest way to do a simple loading screen until file is loaded When clicking a button, my GWT application returns a PDF file embedded in an HTML page which looks something like:

<embed width="100%" height="100%" name="plugin"
    src="http://myserver/?cmd=getMyPdf" type="application/pdf">

Problem is it can take a while for the server to create this PDF file, so what I want is a waiting screen with a loading animation which can have the PDF file download in the background, and then when the file is done, display the page as described above.
One obvious way would be to display a loading page, send an asynchronous command to the server and then once the onSucceed method is called, call the page as normal. Downside is I'd have to add some server-side logic for making the PDF creation work in the background...
Is there any way to do this client-side with the GWT API?

A: Did you see this stackoverflow question  Detect when browser receives file download? Basically the answer given is that you set a cookie in the return response and wait on the client side for this cookie to be set. This can be done easily with GWT as it has a Scheduler (for the repeated timer check) and easy access to Cookies. You still need to make some server changes, but you don't have to create a background process.

A: I don't have the full answer, but the following code works for me in Safari, and maybe you can modify it, to make it work with other browsers, too (?):

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This is pure JavaScript - but could certainly be done with GWT, too. Note, that I'm using an iframe instead of embed, because embed doesn't really support the onload method (and embed is not a standard HTML element, as far as I remember).
The reason, why this may not be the full answer, is that Chrome fires the onload event as soon as the PDF starts downloading (but after the PDF generation on the server side has finished). I'm not sure, if this is what you want?


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Армодио Ариас Херьяк (; 1 марта 1956, Панама — 6 февраля 2014, там же) — панамский дипломат и государственный деятель, министр иностранных дел (2003—2004).

Биография

Являлся племянником экс-президента Панамы Арнульфо Ариаса Мадрида.

Во время президентства Гильермо Эндары (1990—1994) занимал пост заместителя министра торговли и промышленности. Являлся послом Панамы в Эквадоре. Затем занял пост заместителя министра иностранных дел.

В 2003—2004 гг. — министр иностранных дел Панамы. На этом посту 3 ноября 2003 г. открыл дворец Симона Боливара, построенный к 100-летию образования Панамы. Ушёл в отставку в 2004 г., чтобы возглавить предвыборный штаб кандидата в президенты Хосе Мигеля Алемана.

В 2006 г. баллотировался на пост президента Панамы.

Увлекался конным спортом.

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Министры иностранных дел Панамы
Кандидаты в президенты Панамы


Dr. David Sloan Wilson will discuss how the newly declared geological epoch—the Anthropocene—based on the dominant impact of humans on the planet, was foreseen by the scientist-priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Chardin was ahead of his time by regarding humans as not just another species but a new evolutionary process. Wilson will show how modern evolutionary science is catching up with Chardin's vision. Wilson is one of the world's foremost evolutionary thinkers, a gifted communicator about evolution to the general public, SUNY Distinguished Professor of Biology and Anthropology at Binghamton University in New York, and President of the Evolution Institute.


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What would happen if there was no 6th Amendment?
Asked by: Maurine Volkman | Last update: September 21, 2022
Without it, criminal defendants could be held indefinitely under a cloud of unproven criminal accusations. The right to a speedy trial also is crucial to assuring that a criminal defendant receives a fair trial.
Why is the Sixth Amendment important today?
Access to a criminal defense lawyer is the most well-known aspect of the Sixth Amendment. This right to legal counsel is so important that there is an associated right given to people who are unable to pay for legal assistance: the right to have counsel appointed and paid for by the government.
How has the 6th Amendment affected America?
The Sixth Amendment guarantees a cluster of rights designed to make criminal prosecutions more accurate, fair, and legitimate. But the institutions of American criminal justice have changed markedly over the past several centuries, forcing courts to consider how old rights apply to new institutions and procedures.
Why is the 6th Amendment important quizlet?
In addition to guaranteeing the right to an attorney, the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees a criminal defendant a speedy trial by an "impartial jury." This means that a criminal defendant must be brought to trial for his or her alleged crimes within a reasonably short time after arrest, and that ...
What is a real life example of the 6th Amendment?
A criminal defendant may voluntarily give up (waive) his or her right to a public proceeding or the judge may limit public access in certain circumstances. For example, a judge might order a closed hearing to prevent intimidation of a witness or to keep order in the courtroom.
What If Money Didn't Exist?
What does the Sixth Amendment mean in kid words?
This amendment provides a number of rights people have when they have been accused of a crime. These rights are to insure that a person gets a fair trial including a speedy and public trial, an impartial jury, a notice of accusation, a confrontation of witnesses, and the right to a lawyer.
What right does the Sixth Amendment guarantee?
In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be ...
Is the Sixth Amendment a positive right?
What is the importance of the Sixth Amendment? On the surface, the amendment is important because it grants every person accused of a crime a right to an attorney. This, on paper, guarantees the right to a fair trial.
Which one of the following scenarios would be a violation of the Sixth Amendment?
Which one of the following scenarios would be a violation of the Sixth Amendment? A defendant's lawyer is not permitted to cross-examine a witness. Civil liberties in the Constitution are envisioned as those that do which one of the following?
What does the Sixth Amendment guarantee quizlet?
The 6th amendment guarantees the right to counsel for a criminal trial.
What does the Sixth Amendment guarantee to those accused of a crime quizlet?
The Sixth Amendment guarantees of a speedy trial, a trial by jury, a public trial, and the right to confront witnesses.
What amendment is protection from cruel and unusual punishment?
Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.
How does the 6th amendment apply to juveniles?
The United States Supreme Court has decided that the Sixth Amendment right to a jury is irrelevant; prosecution in juvenile court is not a criminal prosecution within the meaning of the Sixth Amendment because the purpose of the juvenile courts is a good one—to rehabilitate youth.
What are the limitations of the Sixth Amendment?
Though there is a presumption under the Sixth Amendment that a defendant may retain counsel of choice, the right to choose a particular attorney is not absolute. The prospect of compromised loyalty or competence may be sufficiently immediate and serious for a court to deny a defendant's selection.
Do juvenile killers deserve life sentences?
The Miller decision noted that juveniles in homicide cases should be allowed to offer evidence that they are less deserving of the maximum penalty. Therefore, the Court said, mandatory life without parole (LWOP) for juvenile homicide violates the Eighth Amendment's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment.
How do the Fifth and Sixth Amendments protect the rights of a defendant in the search for truth?
*How do the Fifth and Sixth Amendments protect the rights of a defendant in the search for truth? The Fifth Amendment protects against self-incrimination. The Sixth Amendment gives right to a trial by impartial jury, and right to a speedy and public trial and the right to question witnesses.
Are juveniles protected against self-incrimination and if so how?
Juveniles are entitled to Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination in juvenile proceedings despite the non-criminal nature of those proceedings. In re Gault, 387 U.S. at 49-50, 87 S. Ct.
Is death penalty cruel?
The U.S. death penalty system flagrantly violates human rights law. It is often applied in an arbitrary and discriminatory manner without affording vital due process rights. Moreover, methods of execution and death row conditions have been condemned as cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment and even torture.
Why is protection from cruel and unusual punishment important?
So, it stands to reason that the amount of punishment necessary to deter crime and incapacitate criminals, as well as the optimal level of punishment believed necessary to rehabilitate criminals, will change over time.
Can you sue for cruel and unusual punishment?
Can you sue for cruel and unusual punishment? Yes. Someone whose Eighth Amendment or other civil rights have been violated can sue the government to have their conviction overturned or seek other damages. It's important to speak to an attorney in these situations to better understand your options.
What rights does the Sixth Amendment guarantee How do these rights ensure a fair trial for those who are accused of crimes quizlet?
The rights protected in the 6th amendment is indictment, bail, and counsel. They ensure a fair trial for those accused of crime because indictment gives the defendant a formal statement of father, so that the defendant knows how to prepare a defense.
Why is it important that our democracy protects those accused of crimes?
Why is it important that the Bill of Rights protects people accused of crimes? It protects their rights as citizens, so they will not be treated unfairly.
What constitutional rights would you have if you were accused of a crime quizlet?
The Fifth Amendment protects people who are accused of crimes by ...
Allowing citizens to remain silent and not tell on themselves.
Preventing another trial for the same crime if one has already been found innocent (not guilty).
Ensuring that due process must take place.
What does the Constitution say about cruel and unusual punishment?
The Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution states: "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted." This amendment prohibits the federal government from imposing unduly harsh penalties on criminal defendants, either as the price for obtaining ...
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