I have a huge weakness for markets and my favourite has to be the Byron Bay Markets, held on the first Sunday of every month. The atmosphere is great, the food is fabulous and the stalls offer amazing variety and quality. Located at the Butler Street Reserve (turn right at the very first roundabout just as you enter town), the markets are a busy clash of families, tourists, and the few remaining infamous hippies.
A friend and I arrived early in the morning to eat breakfast. There are two food sections, one strip to your left as you enter (if you use the main entrance) and one in the North-West corner. Both offer a range of cuisines, and it is all fantastic. Choosing what to eat will be the hardest decision you make all day.
I began my day with a Falafel Plate from the Orgasmic Falafel stand. I always get something from here, and I have to admit I was a little disappointed in the plate. I do however, highly recommend the Falafel Pocket; I've had that many times before and it has always been absolutely delicious.
Following we got coffee and stuffed, chocolate-covered figs from Oasis. I am not usually a fan of figs, but the stuffing itself was amazing. We then ordered a piece of Chocolate and Avocado Tart from the raw food stand where they were also advertising 'free hugs'. I'm not sure it was the tastiest thing I've ever tried, certainly if I was in the mood for a real chocolate fix that would not be my choice, but it did feel healthier than getting stuck into a piece of Devil's Food Cake.
Once my friend had insisted on collecting his free hug we continued on, strolling through the endless rows of stalls tasting dips and dukkah, trying organic locally-made lotions and browsing second-hand bookstalls. In an attempt to relive my childhood I had a Honey Stick which are a great treat for honey lovers and kids alike, and only 25 cents.
After a lap of all the stalls we had worked up an appetite (or maybe we were just provoked into greediness by the aromatic smells) and decided it was time for lunch. This time we went to the corner food court, where we both had a sausage from the Gourmet Sausage Hut. I chose the lamb and mint sausage – it was amazing. If you decide to get a sausage I'm sure any of the flavours are winners, but I highly recommend that when you are choosing your sauce you steer clear of the boring tomato and barbeque options; go for their special home-made sauce which is a sweet, chunky tomato creation. Incredibly tasty, and goes perfectly with the grilled onions. While eating our sausages we enjoyed live music from the many local performers and watched the parade of people pass by.
After this we got a jacket potato with a twist; you could choose between a normal potato and a sweet potato. We chose the sweet potato which was again, delicious. We topped it all off with an ice cream from a great little stall. You choose your flavour (strawberry, banana or strawberry and banana), they then put the fruit itself through their magic machine, in which the fruit is mixed with ice cream to create a naturally flavoured treat. This is some of the best ice cream I've ever had so I definitely recommend trying that.
After deciding on which items on which items we wanted to buy from our initial stroll through, we returned to these stalls and emptied our wallets a little. By this time we were quite exhausted and ready to call it a day, so we headed to the beach for a swim. I'm not sure day trips get any better than that.
One activity I didn't get around to this time but is great for kids is candle making. This stall offers children from 0-100 the opportunity to make their own candle, after which it is moulded into a shape of their choice. Simply purchase your wick and dip it (many times over) in the huge range of coloured wax until it is thick enough to mould – the sharp-eyed stall owners have been doing this for years so they'll let you know. The child can ask for a particular shape or be inspired by the display on offer. The stall-owners will cut off the ends of the candle, revealing the multicoloured circles within, and use those to create the work of art. Examples of shapes on offer include a car, flower or more abstract designs.
Entry is free but each month there is a local charity chosen which collects at the entry, so a small donation is appreciated. Dogs are not allowed.


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Q: excel vba: Numberformat for a list of Columns is there a shorter way for using numberFormaton a list of columns?
e.g. I have
.Columns("C").NumberFormat = "#,##0.00_)"
.Columns("F").NumberFormat = "#,##0.00_)"
.Columns("G").NumberFormat = "#,##0.00_)"

something like (which does not work)
 Range(.Columns(3), .Columns(6), .Columns(9)).NumberFormat = "#,##0.00_)"

thanks for helping,
dukehh

A: Something like so, could work for you.
Dim r As Excel.Range

Set r = Union(ActiveSheet.Columns(1), ActiveSheet.Columns(3), ActiveSheet.Columns(5))
r.Select

A: I used Nathan_Sav's (thankU) solution like so:
   Dim r As Excel.Range
   Set r = Union(.Columns(3), .Columns(6), .Columns(9))
   r.NumberFormat = "#,##0.00_)"

A: another option
Dim col
For Each col In Array("A", "B", "C")
    .Columns(col).NumberFormat = "#,##0.00_)"
Next col

but union is much faster

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The company has won a contract to supply 64 Flygt 4600 series compact mixers that will ensure corrosive sediments do not build up on the expansion project's massive gates.
Xylem announced it has won a contract to provide specialized mixer equipment and associated technology to the Panama Canal expansion project. The project is building a new channel and a third set of locks to complement the existing channel by allowing the transit of larger, Post Panamax ships, which can carry as many as 12,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs). The project includes 16 rolling gates -- eight on the Atlantic side, eight on the Pacific side -- that weigh as much as 4,000 tons each. Xylem will supply 64 Flygt 4600 series compact mixers that will ensure corrosive sediments do not build up on the gates, according to the company's announcement.
The Panama Canal Authority announced Dec. 15, 2014, that the project was 83 percent complete at that time. The work of installing the gates for the new locks began that day on the Atlantic side.
"We have significant experience developing specialized solutions for complex applications such as this. We have incorporated similar Flygt technology to what we are using here in comparably demanding applications involving drilling mud, or bentonite homogenization tanks in the oil industry," said Marco Leoncavallo, Treatment Market manager for Xylem.
The mixers' installation is expected to be operational by April 2015, according to the company, which is based in Rye Brook, N.Y., and posted 2014 revenues of $3.9 billion.


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Islamic Society ( 1 Apr 2016, NewAgeIslam.Com)
The Rigidity of Muslims' Fundamentalism
By Shafqat Hussain Soomro
The contemporary appearance of Muslim world reflects general stagnation, backwardness and monotonous orientation. Muslim societies instead of analysing the reasons of their degradation have formulated an imaginary 'external enemy' to be blamed for all wrongs done to them. The tendency of blaming others is a constant in Muslim tradition of historiography. In the first half century of Muslim history, emergence of political disputes and internal strife among different contenders of power is simply narrated as a conspiracy of Jews, Christians and idolaters by Muslim scholars and historians.
After the fall of Baghdad in 1258, Mongols became the centre of Muslim historian's academic persecution, and after the humiliating exodus of Muslims from Spain the onus was shifted on Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile. However, honest voices addressing the core of political, religious and social downfall of Muslim power by employing scientific and systematic inquiry were forcibly silenced.
The Muslim clergy allied with despotic political leadership suppressed all efforts of scientific inquiry. Therefore, the tradition of historiography during Muslim rule was influenced by the political and religious ideas of feudalistic despots and religious fanatics, who are generally praised as great leaders and scholars. Consequently, a 'religio-historic fiction' was created by Muslim scholars, elaborated by Dr Fazl ur Rahman in his book Islam (1966).
Muslim history is filled with biases, and political and religious victimisation of one sect or the other has now become a major stumbling block in the peaceful coexistence of Muslims in their own societies. The critical understating of religion and society was restricted and liberal thinkers like Al-Razi, Al-Mari, Ibn-i-Rusd, Al-Kindi and Al-Farabi were labelled as heretic. Contrary to this, scientific works of Muslim scholars entered European soil via Spain, and contributed significantly to the flowering of European Renaissance. Surprisingly, even in the 21st century, scientific understanding of nature is a 'forbidden zone' for masses of Muslim countries, as stated by Herring and Evans 2013 in The Facts That Can't Be Denied by Science.
The prime reason behind the downfall of Muslim societies around the world is the absence of critical appreciation of the past and present, and persuasion of medieval religious, political and social dogmas. In the name of religion, windows of reason, critical appreciation of past and scientific understanding of world have been closed by clergy and rulers, which could lead Muslim societies towards independence of thought and expression.
Most of the Muslim countries in Asia and Africa that got independence from western colonialism in mid-20th century have developed their own governments. However, we can hardly find any example of a Muslim country having developed a progressive, stable, tolerant and pluralistic society with a true democratic system. In most of the Muslim countries, army, clergy and political leaders are allied to promote their regional and sectarian agendas by pursuing the traditional culture of accusation against the outside conspirators for all the failures they had.
In most of the Muslim lands, Muslim scholars, scientists and academicians — who can promote scientific inquiry, free thinking and critical understanding about socio-economic issues among the masses through their teaching and writing — are threatened by state-sponsored religious and political groups. The nuclear physicist, the late Dr Abdus Salam, Pakistan's only Nobel laureate, was forced to leave the country in late 1950s because he belonged to the Ahmadiya sect, which is considered 'non-Muslim' in Pakistan, decreed so by mullahs in cahoots with the then government of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. The other scholar, Dr Fazl ur Rahman, the chairman of Islamic Research Institute Pakistan during General Ayub Khan's regime was fiercely criticised by the religious parties because of his liberal interpretation of Islam, critical understanding and presentation of Muslim history in his book Islam.
Finally, he resigned from his post and left the country, giving up hope of any change and development. Dr Mubarak Ali, the eminent historian, Javed Ahmad Ghamdi, Khanum Tayyaba, Dr Bernadett L Dean, the renowned educationist, all left Pakistan due to life threats.
Pakistan is a glaring example of fundamentalist intrusion in state matters. Soon after Mohammad Ali Jinnah's demise in 1948, political leadership having its own vested agendas made alliance with religious fundamentalists, and added the Objectives Resolution as a preamble in the constitutional framework. One clause of the Objectives Resolution contains "sovereignty belongs to God", which is contrary to the concept of democracy, as that clearly states "sovereignty belongs to people." That particular religious intervention in state matters is described by Muhammad Munir, former Chief Justice of Pakistan, in his book, Jinnah to Zia (1980) in following words: "The Objectives Resolution added in the constitution of Pakistan as a preamble was against the vision of Jinnah, and because of these clauses Ulema (religious clergy) got influence in the state matters."
One cure to problems of Muslim societies plagued with self-deception and narrow-mindedness is in the promotion of free thinking, scientific inquiry and critical appreciation of past.
In this regard, Irshad Manji advocates in her book, Trouble with Islam, the centuries-old tradition in Muslim jurisprudence, 'Ijtehad, to steer Muslims towards rational and scientific thinking. She called this process of challenging outdated dogmatic, tribal mindset "Operation Ijtehad". Therefore, it is extremely urgent for Muslim societies to allow freedom of thought, liberty and openness by nurturing and respecting their scholars and intellectuals so that future generations have a different — respectable, responsive and peaceful — outlook about the world.
Shafqat Hussain Soomro is a Lecturer of History/Pakistan Studies, and is the co-author of National Curriculum of Civics
Source: dailytimes.com.pk/opinion/02-Apr-2016/the-rigidity-of-fundamentalism
URL: http://www.newageislam.com/islamic-society/shafqat-hussain-soomro/the-rigidity-of-muslims-fundamentalism/d/106846

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Q: SharePoint Excel URL to Python Pandas DataFrame -Streamlit Issue: uploading large file to Streamlit-> need a workaround for file size related issues.
Is there a way to create a pandas df from just a file SharePoint file url link?
I solved it for Google Drive url link but cannot figure out SharePoint.
Potential Solution: Create a url link from SharePoint and load the excel/csv file in as a pandas df.

import pandas as pd

url = 'google drive url'
path = 'https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id='+url.split('/')[-2]
df = pd.read_csv(path)

A: yea you can use https://github.com/vgrem/Office365-REST-Python-Client
download_path = os.path.join(tempfile.mkdtemp(), os.path.basename(FILE_URL))
with open(download_path, "wb") as local_file:
   ctx.web.get_file_by_server_relative_url(FILE_URL).download(local_file).execute_query()

then read the download_path
df = pd.read_csv(downloadpath)
don't for get to del out the temp file !
The Library is amazing, you can also read the sharepoint file directly in bytes
Ex:
def read_csv(ctx, relative_url, pandas=False):
    # relative_url = "/sites/myLib/Folder/test.csv" #TEST
    # ctx = auth()
    response = File.open_binary(ctx, relative_url)
    bytes_data = response.content
    try:
        s = str(bytes_data, 'utf8')
    except Exception as e:
        print('utf8 encoding error')
        print(relative_url, e)
        try:
            s = str(bytes_data, 'cp1252')
        except Exception as e:
            print('CRITIAL ERROR cp1252 encoding error')
            print(relative_url, e)
    if pandas == False:
        return s
    else:
        data = StringIO(s)
        return data

I use panadas variable bc my final code looks like
df= pd.read_csv(read_csv(ctx=ctx, relative_url=FILE_URL, pandas=True), dtype=str, keep_default_na=False) # read master qrd db


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New book by Baker Institute's Coates Ulrichsen explores the United Arab Emirates' rise
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become deeply embedded in the contemporary system of international power, politics and policymaking, according to a new book by Kristian Coates Ulrichsen, fellow for the Middle East at Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy.
He writes about the political and economic developments that have enabled the UAE to emerge as a significant regional power.
"The United Arab Emirates: Power, Politics and Policy-Making," published by Routledge, hit bookstores in December. The 270-page book draws on extensive field research in the country and analysis to position the UAE as a major player in the post-Arab Spring reordering of Middle East and North African politics as well as the closest partner of the United States in military and security affairs in the region.
The book also explores the seamier underside of that growth in terms of the condition of migrant workers, recent interventions in Libya and Yemen and, latterly, one of the highest rates of political prisoners per capita in the world. The book concludes with a discussion of the likely policy challenges that the UAE will face in coming years, especially as it moves toward its 50th anniversary in 2021.
Along with its neighbor, Qatar, the UAE has "challenged the existing academic literature on the role of small states in the international system," said Coates Ulrichsen, whose research examines political, economic and security trends in the Middle East and, in particular, the Gulf Cooperation Council states' changing position within the global order. "Opportunities for small states to make their voice heard have proliferated in today's intensely globalized environment where concepts of power of influence are projected through multiple channels and are less reliant on territorial or population size than ever before."
Led by its most populous emirates, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the UAE has been an independent state only since 1971. The seven emirates that constitute the UAE represent not only the most successful Arab federal experiment but also the most durable, Coates Ulrichsen said. However, the 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath underscored the continuing imbalance between Abu Dhabi and Dubai and the five northern emirates. Meanwhile, the post-2011 security crackdown revealed the acute sensitivity of officials in Abu Dhabi to social inequalities and economic disparities across the federation, Coates Ulrichsen said.
"I hope this book will be a vital resource for students and scholars of international relations and Middle East studies as well as for nonspecialists with an interest in the United Arab Emirates and its global position," Coates Ulrichsen said.
Jeff Falk
jfalk@rice.edu
@RiceUNews
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Sallee-Kereszturi Barbara (Zalaegerszeg, 1968. december 16. –) humánökológus, oktató, korábbi polgármester.

Életrajza

1994-től fordító, oktató, ökológiai tanácsadó vállalkozást vezet, amely a fenntartható fejlődés gyakorlati megvalósítására törekszik. 2002 és 2006 között a svájci Appenzelli Gimnáziumban volt földrajz tagozatvezető, 2002-től a Geographical Application oktatási módszertan fejlesztőjeként és bevezetőjeként dolgozott Svájcban. Több mint 25 évet töltött ott, 2007-ben költözött haza férjével. 2006-tól a Tanuló Térség Projekt és a Hegymagasi és Szent György-hegyi mintaprojekt vezetője volt. 2008 és 2010 kuratóriumi elnöke volt a Hegymagas Községért Közalapítványnak, 2010 és 2014 között Hegymagas polgármestere. A Badacsony Hegyért Alapítvány kuratóriumi tagja és a Mayor's Band, a polgármesterek jazz zenekarának énekese. A 2015-ös tapolcai időközi választáson az LMP országgyűlési képviselőjelöltje.

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Surely we all remember the days when, as children, we all were very pleased to read or just look at the images of various comic books with all kinds of stories more or less interesting .
The increasingly higher trend today is that these magazines are coming back on the market, even leading to a delimitation of the people in two groups: the enthusiasts and the true collectors of this comics.
If we consider well, the old comics were not produced so much different than today. They were translated on paper with an old used printing machine, but a really good one in terms of quality. Today, large companies dealing in this field still invest enough money for Them, while beginners are turning to cheaper resources, but equally good in terms of quality , using printer.
How can you make yourself a comic book on a large scale? Well, it is quite simple. Everything starts with an idea from a thread of a story, created on the computer or on a notebook, a scenario that will be later translated into images. The story itself should be more attractive, and the graphical representation should be an exceptional one.
It is not at all so easy to create a real scenario and then to animates its characters, but certainly with passion and total commitment, this becomes possible. There are no conditioners in terms of topics, comic books being intended for both children and adults as well.
Comic books about super heroes and their adventures, such as Batman, Catwoman or Spiderman, or newer stories with characters who are trying to define as an outline, they all are embraced by everyone, given be the pleasure with we can relate to the "feelings" of the characters.
You can clearly make a business out of it, however you must pay special attention to the amount of the entire project cost. Using a printer used requires certain compliance in terms of supplies, and this must be considered in order to put on paper an effective business plan. But if you desire to implement some ideas on paper in the form of animation is reflected only on a personal level or restricted in terms of people who will benefit from viewing them, in this case things are far simpler.
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Though the years go by very quickly, the ideas should not miss from our minds, we must always maintain our youth, especially as it concerns our judgment. To think freely and to enjoy what is beautiful, as well as comics, this can help us to remember with pleasure of the days when we were kids.
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Looking For A Job
Job Market Research
Accounting Careers Go Global
by John Rossheim
When corporations expand overseas, they need more than language lessons, plane tickets, and a suitcase of foreign currency. These businesses must mind trade regulations, pay taxes in multiple national jurisdictions, and carry out fundamental accounting processes like audits and financial reporting that, ideally, should be transparent to the world's capital markets.
Those needs help explain how globalization is driving current demand for international accountants and creating future career opportunities for students entering the accounting field today.
Building Need for Internationalists
In their current state, some international accounting systems are more reminiscent of the Tower of Babel than the United Nations. But that may change in the foreseeable future. "I believe in perhaps a decade we will have a universal accounting language," says Rudolph Jacob, chairman of the accounting department at Pace University's Lubin School of Business.
Business leaders from many of the world's nations are working to make this dream come true. The London-based International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) was founded in 2001 to pursue the goal of getting the world's nations and businesses to settle on a unified system of financial reckoning. "The Board is committed to developing...a single set of high-quality, global accounting standards that require transparent and comparable information in general purpose financial statements," said David Tweedie, chairman of the IASB.
Corporations' efforts to standardize accounting methods across their global operations are creating a labor market for experts in the complexities of international transactions.
"Among the hottest emerging specialties is international accounting," says Pam Wright, vice president of product management for Kforce Professional Staffing. "Jobs are created simply because of the amount of foreign transactions we have today."
World of Opportunities
What do international accountants do all day? "Generally, the accountant is involved in financial and managerial accounting, and in tax and auditing," Jacob says. In higher-level positions, international accountants perform comparative analyses of the accounting systems of different countries, often in search of strategic advantages for their employers' businesses.
Typical job postings for international accountants reflect the diversity of opportunities in this field. A high technology bioscience company seeks an experienced accountant (CPA preferred) to support Canadian reporting of foreign business activities and to assist with international tax planning projects. A manufacturing company would welcome an accounting grad fluent in Mandarin to help maintain the organization's accounting control systems for international subsidiaries. A medical device maker needs an accountant to assist with international tax compliance and to analyze international tax issues.
The Goods on International Gigs
In addition to a four-year degree in accounting or finance, most aspiring international accountants need at least a few years of work experience in accounting. But the international specialty rewards those who think globally while still in school. "An individual should study at least one foreign language," Jacob advises.
International accounting shops may also place a high value on professionals who understand cultural differences and the variety of ethical systems in the world's economies. For example, "businesses in some countries may have a lower tolerance for uncertainty," Jacob says.
What are the travel requirements and opportunities for jobs in international accounting? For some internal auditors, there may be almost no travel; they analyze financial data that flows to them from all over the globe. But if you're doing external auditing for a big accounting firm, you may spend the bulk of your time crisscrossing oceans to get a firsthand look at the multinational operations of client companies. As with many aspects of international accounting, you have many choices.