For as long as the United States has been an economic powerhouse they've also been very active in international endeavors. Aside from providing economic or military support to foreign nations, the U.S. has also taken on the role of "world police" and protectors of democracy. In the last several decades, however, it has also become common practice to monitor human rights violations that may be occurring around the world. The recent globalization of human rights law has been attributed to two occurrences: human rights have been instilled into most national constitutions; human rights have been incorporated into many widely accepted international treaties.
Many politicians and human rights activists agree that human rights violations should ideally be addressed on a national scale, but weak judicial systems and a lack of accountability have led to a need for international policy regarding human rights regulation. These international practices are a temporary solution for human rights protection. Rather than actually enforce or administer the foreign judicial systems, the principal priority of organizations such as the United Nations or countries like the U.S. is to assist these countries in revising or strengthening their judicial systems so that one day human rights violations can be dealt with on a national level. Though this foreign intervention can be quite productive, it is not immune to criticism, disapproval, or failure. An example of harmful U.S. involvement in international human rights law began during the first stages of Argentina's "dirty war."
In October of 1976 Admiral César Guzzetti, Argentina's Foreign Minister, paid a visit to Washington to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Because of the brutal murders and disappearances that had been occurring in Argentina, Guzzetti approached the meeting anticipating to receive firm warnings regarding the human rights practices of the government. However, instead he found Kissinger and Rockefeller to be much more passive and understanding, giving friendly advice and urging that the junta control the terrorist issue as a first priority. Accounts of the meeting and the relationship that ensued suggested that the U.S. was aware of the actions of the Argentine dictatorship, but they were deliberately ignored and even quietly advocated because they were seen as necessary for the protection of U.S. interests and the future establishment of democracy in Argentina. However, some U.S. politicians were deeply concerned by this stance. United States ambassador Richard Hill expressed his concern in a cable sent to the State Department, where he claimed that Guzzetti returned to Argentina believing that the U.S. government had no problem with the issue, or the human rights that were being violated in Argentina.
The junta continued with its violent policies for seven years while receiving mixed and unclear reactions from the U.S. government. Initially, these human rights abuses were ignored and the $30 million of military aid was still granted to Argentina each year by the Ford administration. However, Congress and President Carter ended this financial support in 1978 to express disapproval of the actions of the Argentine military dictatorship. In 1981, President Reagan re-established the aid, only to remove it again in 1982.
Not only did the U.S. government avoid opposition to the actions of the junta, but it failed to significantly reform the national human rights laws of Argentina. Because of this, almost three decades after the conclusion of Argentina's dirty war, the families of those 30,000 victims who disappeared under the military dictatorship are still awaiting justice. The inefficiency of the United States' involvement in Argentina's judicial system along with the lack of intervention in areas where it was needed most, such as outright disapproval of the actions of Argentina's government, ultimately led to a bloody, costly, and chaotic era of corruption in Argentina as well as a question of morality in the United States. However, this would not be the last time that the U.S. would make a notable impact on Argentina's affairs.
When the Argentine military dictatorship began to feel threatened by increasing national disapproval in 1982, it devised a plan to regain the population's support through the method of war. The Argentine military decided to invade the Falkland Islands, a British colony, in hopes that the British would not be willing to go to war for the islands and that the United States would continue its support of Argentina. However, the dictatorship was wrong on both of these accounts. The British responded with immediate resistance and the U.S. sided with the British and Reagan's good friend, Margaret Thatcher. In only 73 days the Argentine military was defeated, which led to the resignation of President Galtieri. A new president, Reynaldo Bignone, would assume power of the junta, which would only last about one more year. Soon after the civilian government took over in December 1983, many of the high officials of the junta were charged with mismanagement during war and, eventually, human rights violations.
Although the final whereabouts of "the disappeared" are still a mystery and many of the human rights abusers of the dirty war are still free, Argentina is making an effort to seek justice though the assistance of foreign powers. However, the United States is not the primary party of this intervention. Rather, Argentina is calling for international resolutions from the United Nations Human Rights Council. The Organization of American States Permanent Council has also taken on a role to address these human rights violations. With the encouragement of states to use scientific methods in order to identify the remains of victims as well as promotions to implement truth and reconciliation commissions, Argentina's government has made it quite clear that the right to truth is a priority. Though international intervention is currently necessary, Argentina and the supporting organizations and countries, including the U.S., hope to have established strong human rights laws in the near future so that violations will no longer be tolerated in Argentina.
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There have been several golfers since 1995 — the first year the award was voted on by LET golfers — who've won the award more than once. Among those are Laura Davies, Annika Sorenstam, Carlota Ciganda and Georgia Hall. So far, Sophie Gustafson is the only three-time winner.
List: LET Players of the Year
2019 — Marianne Skarpnord
2018 — Georgia Hall
2016 — Beth Allen
2015 — Nicole Broch Larsen
2014 — Charley Hull
2013 — Lee-Anne Pace
2012 — Carlota Ciganda
2011 — Caroline Hedwall
2009 — Catriona Matthew
2008 — Gwladys Nocera
2007 — Bettina Hauert
2005 — Iben Tinning
2004 — Stephanie Arricau
2003 — Sophie Gustafson
2002 — Annika Sorenstam
2001 — Raquel Carriedo
1999 — Laura Davies
1997 — Alison Nicholas
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Q: Deleting all tags of a certain type in emacs I've got an XML file. Just reading that, I can tell you're excited.
Now there's a few tags in it that I want to completely remove:
<qwerty option=1>
<nmo>sdfsdf</nmo>
<blue>sdfsdf</blue>
</qwerty>

This is a big file. How would I remove all of the tags nmo and blue, including their contents? In Emacs, or anything else my mac can use.

A: Emacs has commands for navigating symbolic expressions, or "sexps".  In xml-mode, the sexp navigation commands work on tags.  You can navigate to the opening <, press C-M-f (forward-sexp) to navigate to the end of the tag, or press C-M-k (kill-sexp) to kill it.  The variable nxml-sexp-element-flag controls whether you go the end of the opening tag (the default) or the end of the closing tag.  I prefer the latter.
To remove those tags, first set nxml-sexp-element-flag with M-x customize-variable nxml-sexp-element-flag.  Next, search for the tag you'd like to kill, move the point to the opening < and press C-M-k.  Wrap this all up in a macro, and repeat over the entire file until the search fails.

A: I assume your xml file is well formed. And I assume also that contrary to your example your "real-life" data is a little bit more complicated than one tag per line (except for the root one). Otherwise do we agree it would be as simple as removing lines containing a given tag?
Here is a proposition for a function that could do the trick:
(defun my-remove-tag (tag)
  (save-excursion
     (let ((case-fold-search nil))
       (while (search-forward-regexp (concat "<" tag "[^\\>]*>"))
     (delete-region
      (match-beginning 0)
      (search-forward (concat "</" tag ">")))))))

Calling this function you may look for nmo, blue or qwerty tags, as so:
(my-remove-tag "nmo")
(my-remove-tag "qwerty")

The rationale is looking for a opening tag then look for the closing one, and delete everything in the middle. Attributes for a tag could go in the middle of the way, and this function deal with opening tag containing attributes.
The case sensitiveness is disabled and restored once the function is done. Also the Emacs Point is restored with the usual macro : save-excusion.
Update
I removed the outer let. No need to restore the case-fold-search value by hand, the let binding simply shadows the global value, it is restored by by means of "unshadowing".

A: I believe that a more generic approach would be to use some more XML-oriented tool, like XSL(T) (don't be afraid, no one likes that), but it can come in handy if you have to work with XML (don't be afraid, no one likes that either).
So, here we go:
This is your XSL file (it copies all the stuff in the original XML and replaces the nodes you wanted to remove with empty lines. Finally, it prints it out, making it look somewhat prettier, then if you have it replaced using a regexp.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
                xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
                xmlns:msxsl="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt"
                exclude-result-prefixes="msxsl"
                >
  <xsl:output method="xml" indent="yes"/>
  <xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

  <!-- Copy everything -->
  <xsl:template match="@* | node()">
    <xsl:copy>
      <xsl:apply-templates select="@* | node()"/>
    </xsl:copy>
  </xsl:template>

  <!-- Find any node named nmo or blue and replace it with nothing -->
  <xsl:template match="nmo | blue"/>
</xsl:stylesheet>

This is my example I used to test:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<nodes>
  <qwerty option="1">
    <nmo>sdfsdf</nmo>
    <blue>sdfsdf</blue>
  </qwerty>
  <nodes>
    <qwerty option="1">
      <nmo>sdfsdf</nmo>
      <blue>sdfsdf</blue>
    </qwerty>
  </nodes>
  <nodes>
    <qwerty option="1">
      <nmo>sdfsdf</nmo>
      <blue>sdfsdf</blue>
    </qwerty>
    <other node=""/>
    <nodes>
      <qwerty option="1">
        <nmo>sdfsdf</nmo>
        <blue>sdfsdf</blue>
      </qwerty>
      <qwerty option="1">
        <nmo>sdfsdf</nmo>
        <blue>sdfsdf</blue>
      </qwerty>
      <qwerty option="1">
        <nmo>sdfsdf</nmo>
        <blue>sdfsdf</blue>
      </qwerty>
    </nodes>
  </nodes>
</nodes>

And this is the output I'm receiving:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<nodes>
  <qwerty option="1"/>
  <nodes>
    <qwerty option="1"/>
  </nodes>
  <nodes>
    <qwerty option="1"/>
    <other node=""/>
    <nodes>
      <qwerty option="1"/>
      <qwerty option="1"/>
      <qwerty option="1"/>
    </nodes>
  </nodes>
</nodes>

Notice how it also closed the qwerty nodes.
The command line to get this would be something like:
xsltproc ./remove-nodes.xsl ./nodes-to-be-removed.xml > result.xml

You could run it from Emacs' shell, or use any of Emacs' function to call it / create a process with it and so on. man xsltproc for more info - it's usage is really basic. It was installed on my Fedora, but I would imagine that due to widespread of XML around the world it would either be already installed on a Mac, or must be installable in some way.

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I am beginning this story with words, for I am writing, and writing has often occurred as the transformation of experience to perceivable mark for communicable purpose: programming code, impressions in sand, lines about the mouth and eye, numbers, letters, notations and visible strokes.
1, I; 2, we; 3, you; 4, with; 5, world; 6,… and so on… where marks come to re-present a sharing or relation toward – together we assemble at "tree(4)" or "word(4)," at "sign(4)" or "kingdom(7)," at "ours(4)" and "us(2)" and at "we(2)" or whatever(8). All might be marked other ways, sounded or gestured – a squirrel's flicking tail, a whale's sonic wail, bird twitters, rock cracks and colors, cloud movements, sighs. Images, letters, motions, or sounds. Impressible, expressible movements. Relations enacted, touches and probes, effects and affects across spaces and times, this is language in-scribed and con-scribed –communicability – glance of finger or toe or of eye, brush of hair or of death or of light… con-tact. Tactility, touchability, WITH.
I begin with a mark that is "i" or 1, or the slightest, least notable line. "iota" in Greek, as Frost deftly inscribes – just a pass, accident, happenstance, hardly constructed and simple – a stick falls from a tree and leaves an "L" or a "Y" in the soil, but an "i"?
A mistake usually, a drip.
So "I" use it to refer to "just 1" = "what-is-not." No "one(1)" has yet known only one. With "one(1)" there is nothing 'to know' – to attend to, perceive. With 1 there is only the one – less than nothing. 1 counts the same in negation. You have nothing or one, but once perceivable three – the 1, the 0, the difference.
I could not propose "I" without other or else (no-thing could be perceived without difference, and difference demands at least two + a relation, [even similarity – which always harbors difference] – therefore 3 at the least for a mark). If "you" couldn't tell a difference (perceive or experience something…how would you know some thing is?). Identi(cal)ty would seem (necessarily) IM-perceptible.
1 NEVER EQUALS 1. Such is my thesis. If equality and sameness are possible no one could mark it, perceive it, proclaim it – 1=1 is not perceptible. For 1("I") to be identifiable, not-1(not-I) is required, which demands a 3rd(third) that might distinguish or experience – whether relation-itself 1±1 or Otherness to "tell apart" or cleave.
i.e. I begin with "I" to invoke/inscribe MANY.
How curious that experience must be companioned. And yet, even when we physically stand, a lone human, are we really we? Are we not surrounded by other natures, divine, wicked, primal, that will respond and react to that which we, I, enact, en-say?


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Posthumous release of Jackson single stirs controversy
Associated Press— November 25, 2010
AP Music Writer
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Some of Michael Jackson's family members are unhappy with the release of the posthumous single Breaking News. But the late music legend's longtime producer and manager say it is indeed Jackson's voice on the newly released track.
Breaking News is the first song off MICHAEL, due out Dec. 14. It's the first album of unreleased Jackson material since his death.
"When I heard these songs, my heart cried hearing Michael again in good spirits. The vocals sounded very polished, very on key and processed. I have no doubts that these are Michael's vocals," Jackson's longtime producer Teddy Riley said in a statement to The Associated Press.
Representatives for Epic Records, Jackson's label, say he not only co-wrote the song in 2007, but also co-produced it with Eddie Cascio and James Porte. It made its debut on michaeljackson.com recently.
But Jackson's nephews, Taryll, Taj and TJ Jackson, tweeted later that their uncle's voice isn't the one featured on the song.
"I know my uncle's voice and something's seriously wrong when you have immediate family saying it's not him," wrote Taryll Jackson. "Don't you have to wonder why? I have strong, undeniable points. They can't give me answers, yet continue to move forward with lies and deception. Sounding like Michael Jackson and being Michael Jackson are two different things."
Michael Jackson's brother Jackie also took to Twitter and, while he did not call the song a fraud, he did voice concerns.
"{My friend John McClain (co-executor) and I have insisted for many weeks to have certain tracks removed from Michael's new album," wrote Jackson about McClain, who is co-executor of Jackson's estate. "Unfortunately, our concerns were not taken seriously."
However, Riley, who worked with Jackson on the albums Dangerous, HIStory, Invincible and other projects, said he had the family's support on the production of the album.
"I did what Michael would expect of me with the tools I had to work with (vocal tracks of Michael). This is his legacy," Riley said. "Let it live."
Frank Dileo, who had been Jackson's manager years ago and re-entered his career shortly before his death, also vouched for the song's authenticity.
"I spoke to Michael by telephone at the Cascios' home studio several times while he was recording with them and he was excited and enthused by the music and the experience," Dileo said in a statement. "While listening to the tracks, especially the ones not heard by the general public, you can hear that he was having a great time."
The album is being released in conjunction with Jackson's estate, which is managed by McClain and John Branca, who had been Jackson's attorney for years.
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Was a civilization belonging to a period of Greek history from the Greek Dark Ages of the 13th–9th centuries BC to the end of antiquity (c. AD 600). Immediately following this period was the beginning of the Early Middle Ages and the Byzantine era.[1] Roughly three centuries after the Late Bronze Age collapse of Mycenaean Greece, Greek urban poleis began to form in the 8th century BC, ushering in the Archaic period and colonization of the Mediterranean Basin. This was followed by the period of Classical Greece, an era that began with the Greco-Persian Wars, lasting from the 5th to 4th centuries BC. Due to the conquests by Alexander the Great of Macedonia, Hellenistic civilization flourished from Central Asia to the western end of the Mediterranean Sea. The Hellenistic period came to an end with the conquests and annexations of the eastern Mediterranean world by the Roman Republic, which established the Roman province of Macedonia in Roman Greece, and later the province of Achaea during the Roman Empire.
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Archway Incorporated (dba I ♥ Guam), in partnership with USO Guam and the Islandwide Beautification Task Force, coordinated an Anti-Graffiti effort to clean up and beautify eight bus stops and the roadside retaining wall located adjacent to JFK high school on Sunday, July 28, 2013.
The program started in 2009 as a way to show island pride while giving back to the community via beautification. Various community groups and businesses partnered to make it happen. The result was 10 bus stops throughout the island and 3 retaining walls painted with I ♥ Guam's theme of Love & Peace by the late Greg Flores. These structures have been photographed by tourist and local residents who love the island of Guam. This year's project was the collaboration of private, government, and military sectors of our island coming together to under the same mission of showing island pride while giving back to our community via beautification.
"We are excited to get the eight bus stops and the wall mural completed in time for the start of the school year. We also wanted to maintain as much of the artwork that were on the structures as they were designed by the late muralist, Greg Flores, said Joyce Kraus, Archway Inc. Sales & Marketing Director."
"The project could not have been completed without the almost 100 volunteers that took time out of their Sunday morning, she added."
Volunteer groups included:
Archway Inc. team members
USO team members
Lt. Governor's team members
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More than $2,000 in Gifts to Family of First Born From Archway, Others
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I LOVE GUAM "Where America's FIRST Baby is Born"
Because of our special position on the map, Guam can claim to be the place Where America's First Baby Is Born. In 2005, Archway Inc. decided that this bit of information should be more celebrated by our island residents as well as be promoted to the rest of the world. This began the celebration of the first born baby on Guam as I Love Guam "Where America's First Baby is Born".
We are extremely honored to have several local companies participate in this event by providing gifts and services for the baby and the family. All of these help the family and the new born immensely.
Special thanks to all the sponsor for allowing us to lead the way in participating in this wonderful event.
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Archway, Inc., dba Infusion Coffee & Tea, invited Yoshikazu Iwase to visit Guam in January, 2014. During that time, Iwase-san shared valuable information about coffee and techniques on preparing espresso with the Infusion team. Iwase-san has been a barista for 10 years and founded REC Coffee in Fukuoka, Japan 8 years ago, selling coffee from a customized coffee truck. Competing in various Barista challenges, Iwase took ranking positions in the 2010, 2011, and 2013 Japan Barista Championship and the 2013 Korea Barista Championship.
Infusion Coffee & Tea was honored in 2014 as "Guam's Best Coffee Shop" in The Pacific Daily New (PDN) PIKA Reader Poll. The poll is taken annually of PDN's newspaper and digital readership of various categories of dining, shopping and entertainment. Being selected for having Guam's best coffee is a great honor because it shows that the hard work put in by every member of the Infusion Coffee & Tea team is recognized by the community.
Infusion Coffee & Tea was once again honored in 2015 as "Guam's Best Coffee Shop" in The Pacific Daily New (PDN) PIKA Reader Poll and The Guam Guide on-line Reader Poll. The poll is taken annually of various categories in dining, shopping and entertainment. The awards are only possible due to the continued hard work of the team and their attention to quality service and products
To honor our mission statement of growth and unsurpassed sincerity to our partners (our employees), a scholarship was established Fall 2015 to encourage our employees to always grow and strive for unsurpassed excellence through continued education no matter the career path they choose to follow. Employees were selected through an application and interview process. The qualifying employee was awarded $500.00 to go toward their continued education. Ashley Mercado was the first recipient of the Archway Incorporated Employee Scholarship.
The iconic I ♥ Guam wall in Tumon received a face lift with a new design in 2015. Artist Kristine Bactad designed the mural to coincide with the island culture and adding some fun elements for our visitors to interact with while taking photos. It was a combined partnership with the USO Guam team who prepped and primed the wall and assisted in painting of the mural alongside Archway Incorporated staff and volunteers.
"The Man, the Myth, the Legend" of MMA, Professional Brazilian mixed martial artist and UFC Hall of Famer, Royce Gracie visited the Tamuning cafe on November 14, 2015. He met fans and posed with some during his visit.
Guam welcomed the first baby born in America on January 1, 2016. Shaiane Amira Gumabon was the I ♥ Guam New Year Baby for 2016. She was welcomed into the world with thousands of dollars in gifts from local sponsors who provided baby items, restaurant certificates, savings accounts, and more!
Infusion Coffee & Tea's fifth location opens at Guam's newest and largest indoor inflatable playground, GoPlay in Harmon, in February 2016. Vibrant colors are featured at the GoPlay cafe location to match with the fun and excitement of the playground.
April - May 2, 2016
I ♥ Guam renovated bus stops along Pale San Vitores Road in Tumon and on North Marine Corps Drive in Tamuning from April to May 2, 2016. Archway's very own artist, Kristine Bactad, designed the Tumon bus stops as part of a series that coincides with the main Mural Wall. The main character "Pedro" and his local animal friends are depicted in this bus stop riding his carabao cart. Visitors can take photos as they sit with Pedro in the cart. Special recognition and thanks to the California Pizza Kitchen team, the Guam Rotaract club, and the Archway family of volunteers that helped to complete this project.
A local artist, Kristine Hannah, with the assistance of her husband Dave, designed and completed the renovation of the bus stop on North Marine Corps Drive. Kristine H. stayed within her theme of "Activities on Guam" depicting various activities enjoyed by locals and visitors such as hiking and scuba diving.
Infusion Coffee & Tea opened its sixth cafe on August 26, 2016. The Dededo location is the second location within a Payless Supermarket.
Infusion Coffee & Tea is delighted to support the GMH Volunteers Association's Pink Ladies! A special strawberry frappe and strawberry cupcake was created, with a portion of sales generated from these items donated to the organization in September. Special thanks to Phoebe Palisoc, Miss Guam World 2016, who initiated this fundraiser in honor of her grandmother, Prudence Denight, who was a long-time member of this worthwhile organization. Phoebe stands front and center in this photo with Archway, Inc.'s Joyce Kraus (Director of Sales & Marketing) at the left and Marina Taylor (Infusion Staff Development Coordinator) at the right.
Infusion Coffee & Tea took the honors three years in a row as PIKA's "Guam's Best Coffee Shop". In 2016, Pacific Daily News readers once again selected Infusion Coffee & Tea among other coffee shops on the island as their favorite coffee shop. The locally owned coffee shop continues to provide world class training for their baristas, and emphasizes consistency and quality in all products and services.
Strengthening our roots! It's always nice to see our friend, Pete Terlaje, from the Department of Agriculture at our cafe! He makes his rounds to each of our Infusion Coffee & Tea locations to collect spent coffee grounds & plastic cups to share with farmers & other residents. The coffee grounds are used as a fertilizer, and are known to deter slugs & ants in gardens. Feel good knowing that your espresso-based drink from Infusion Coffee & Tea helps keep our island beautiful & green!
Infusion Coffee & Tea celebrates 5 years of operation in their Tamuning location. The third location of the coffee shop chain opened on November 28, 2011 after renovations were made of a former iconic traditional Japanese restaurant along Marine Drive. Staying within the theme of retaining some historic elements of the space, a more Asian ambience was created.
2017 welcomed America's First Baby Born in the New Year - Kylie Ray Tesalona. The proud parents, Allan and Mina Marie Tesalona, were showered with over $6,000 in prizes for baby Kylie. Special thanks to:
Archway Inc. (dba I Love Guam)
TakeCare/FHP
Guam Super Shopper
Micronesian Brokers Inc
Asia Pacific Investments
Beachin' Shrimp
Crust Pizzeria
Graphic Center Inc.
Infusion Coffee & Tea
Lonestar Restaurant
Outrigger Guam
Yoshikazu Iwase, Japan Barista Champion for 2014 and 2015, returned in January 2017 to Guam after three years. As barista champion, Iwase-san represented his home country in the World Barista Championship. At the most recent WBC competition held in Dublin, Ireland in June, 2016, Iwase-san achieved the honor of 2nd place. Champions from 50 countries competed in this prestigious international event. In the years since his last visit to Guam, not only has he improved his ranking in competition, but he has also gained and enhanced his knowledge through extensive travel to coffee producers and roasters throughout the world. Infusion Coffee & Tea is honored that Iwase-san agreed to return to share his experiences with the team to help improve and strengthen the quality of service and product offered to the residents of Guam. He also serves as an ambassador for Urnex products, a leader in coffee and espresso machine cleaners, that are distributed by Archway Incorporated.
As Bank of Guam, the People's Bank, celebrates its 45th anniversary this year, another #findkind event was held on April 5th at the Infusion in Oka Pay-Less. Customers received gift certificates from either Infusion Coffee & Tea or Pay-Less Supermarkets hidden in balloons. Special thanks to the hard working team at #BankOfGuam for spreading love & kindness to grateful residents! #RandomActsOfBOG
In an effort to continue to provide quality products and services to our customers, Archway Incorporated relocated its office and warehouse to a larger facility in Tamuning on June 15 and 16; opening its doors for business on June 19, 2017. With over 5,000 sq ft of office and warehouse space, the company is now positioned to continue to grow its existing product line, as well as create new products and services for its local and regional customers.
Another blessed baby joined the world as the I ♥ Guam New Year Baby. Baby Logan James Lynch Perez was born two seconds after midnight on New Year's Day 2018 and received gifts, support, and love from island companies. Donations of over $4,000 were presented to the family. This year the family of the 2017 New Year Baby, Kylie Ray Tesalona, has donated a Baby Gift Basket as well. Kylie's mother, Mina Tesalona, told us that she was so appreciative of what the sponsors provided to her family when Kylie was born and wanted to pay it forward to the next New Year Baby. This is the first time we have ever had one of the families of the New Year Baby of the past donate to the program. It was so heartwarming!
Check out this story on postguam.com and guampdn.com
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SAVING A NATURAL WONDER: MOËT & CHANDON x AMBUSH JOIN FORCES FOR THE CHOCÓ
MOËT & CHANDON: CENTURIES NURTURING LAND
Since its founding in 1743, Moët & Chandon has been a champagne of choice to celebrate historical milestones or private moments of great personal importance. The French Champagne House is part of Moët Hennessy, the wine & spirits division of luxury group LVMH.
Situated in the Champagne region of northeastern France, where a small area of terroir perfectly supports champagne vineyards, Moët & Chandon recognizes its responsibility to preserve the very land that nurtures its grapevines.
The House has demonstrated commitment to reducing its environmental impact through initiatives including 100% green electricity, electric tractors reducing fuel consumption by 90%, and investment in science and sustainable viticulture for the region.
THE MOËT & CHANDON x AMBUSH COLLABORATION
Moët & Chandon has joined forces with female designer Yoon, Co-Founder and Creative Director of the AMBUSH label, to bring her signature style to a new limited-edition bottle collection.
Merging Moët & Chandon's century-old heritage with this artist's contemporary aesthetics, the Moët & Chandon X AMBUSH limited-edition collection launched in February 2021, and a portion of profits from the sale of these bottles is supporting World Land Trust to conserve threatened habitat.
THE MOET & CHANDON X AMBUSH COLLABORATION
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A GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR THE LAST 2% OF THE CHOCÓ
Moët & Chandon's generous donation is supporting World Land Trust to save critically threatened Chocó rainforest in Ecuador, an ecosystem more biodiverse than the Amazon and where just 2 per cent of the original forest habitat remains.
This support is enabling WLT Ecuadorian partner Fundación Jocotoco to bring threatened habitat under protection through the expansion of Canandé Reserve.
WLT is pleased to be working with the Moët & Chandon x AMBUSH collaboration in support of this important conservation project.


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Q: Do the regular monomorphisms in the category of coalgebras coincide with the injective ones? Given a commutative ring $k$ (not necessarily a field), do the regular monomorphisms in the category of (coassociative and counital as usual) $k$-coalgebras (henceforth denoted $k-\mathrm{Coalg}$) coincide with the injective ones?
If not, then one must find a equalizer in $k-\mathrm{Coalg}$ that is not injective and/or an injective $k$-coalgebra homomorphism that is not an equalizer (of its cokernel pair).
If $k$ is a field, then the question holds true. Indeed, the functor $V \mapsto V \otimes_{k} V$ on the category of $k$-vector spaces preserves (regular) monomorphisms, and from this, one can easily show that the image of any $k$-coalgebra homomorphism is a subcoalgebra of the codomain, and the inclusion map into the codomain is then the equalizer of the cokernel pair in $k-\mathrm{Coalg}$.
If $k$ is not a field, then let $C$ be a $k$-coalgebra and $D$ be a subcoalgebra of $C$ (i.e. a $k$-submodule together with a $k$-coalgebra structure on it making the inclusion map into a $k$-coalgebra homomorphism, which in general, might not be unique). Then, the obstacle in proving that the inclusion map $D \hookrightarrow C$ is the equalizer of the two maps $C \to (C \oplus C)/\{(x,-x) \mid x \in D\}$ (which form the cokernel pair of the inclusion map) in $k-\mathrm{Coalg}$ is that the map $D \otimes_{k} D \to C \otimes_{k} C$ might not be injective, and so there could be a $k$-module homomorphism $E \to D$ (where $E$ is a third $k$-coalgebra) that is not a $k$-coalgebra homomorphism but whose composition with the inclusion map $D \hookrightarrow C$ is a $k$-coalgebra homomorphism.


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Home About Designated Character School
In 2015 Hagley College successfully applied for Designated Character Status, awarded by the Ministry of Education to schools offering unique programmes and courses not available in other schools.
1. We're a designated character school established under Section 156 of the Education Act.
2. We act as a regional hub across Christchurch.
3. We provide students with a significantly different learning environment achieved through delivery models not offered in conventional high school settings. We offer a broad curriculum that allows students across Christchurch to access a relevant education designed around their individual needs.
4. Our designated character is lived out:
By ensuring the Board, staff, students and the culture of the school values trust, integrity and personal responsibility
By being open for instruction between the hours of 8.40am – 9pm to enable access to education by adult students
By providing innovative learning programmes which:
include core curriculum, specialist pathways and collaboration with other regional groups
provide for full-time and part-time students who are based both on the Hagley campus and in collaborative — learning experiences across the city.
are for both adolescents (secondary students) and adults.
provide for disengaged adolescent and adult learners, students with previously limited aspirations and for those who now want to engage with learning but are finding it difficult to do so.
What does our Designated Character status mean for you?
It's our job to find out if Hagley's special character will work for you. We need to know whether you meet these designated character criteria to ensure you are eligible to enrol at Hagley. Criteria are:
You make a commitment to the College's values of trust, respect, integrity and personal responsibility.
You are willing to engage in Hagley's culture and environment by being adaptable, flexible and working collaboratively.
The College has confidence that you can be supported and that we can make a difference to your learning.
There is an identified and agreed programme of learning that meets your needs.
There is a place available for you in an identified programme of learning.
Designated Character Application 2015
This is the document that was presented to the Ministry of Education in 2015 as part of our successful application for Designated Character status
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Can I find full-text journal articles for references in my EndNote library?
Yes, you can. This function will work best if you are on-campus. Open your EndNote library, highlight all your references (Ctrl + A) and select the Find Full Text button from the options along the top of the EndNote screen.
Depending on how many references you are searching this may take a while. If EndNote finds any full text pdfs it will display a paper clip symbol next to that reference. You can view the pdf in the preview panel on the right-hand side.
And if you want to open the pdf select the Open PDF button.


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Q: How to read file JSON with json.loads I want to get "ocr_text" in this json
How can I get ocr_text
ex:json.loads(response.text)["name"]

{
    "name": "jane doe",
    "salary": 9000,
    "skills": [{
        "Raspberry pi":" MHSO",
        "Machine Learning": "MHSO",
        "Web Development": "uaskdj",
        "ocr_text": "MH 02 CB 4545"
    }],
    "email": "JaneDoe@pynative.com",
    "projects": [
        "Python Data Mining",
        "Python Data Science"
    ]
}

A: import json

jsonstr = '{ "name": "jane doe", "salary": 9000, "skills": [{ "Raspberry pi":" MHSO", "Machine Learning": "MHSO", "Web Development": "uaskdj", "ocr_text": "MH 02 CB 4545" }], "email": "JaneDoe@pynative.com", "projects": [ "Python Data Mining", "Python Data Science" ] }'
j = json.loads(jsonstr)

ocr = j["skills"][0]["ocr_text"]

A: Paste that into the python shell and experiment
>>> data = {
...     "name": "jane doe",
...     "salary": 9000,
...     "skills": [{
...         "Raspberry pi":" MHSO",
...         "Machine Learning": "MHSO",
...         "Web Development": "uaskdj",
...         "ocr_text": "MH 02 CB 4545"
...     }],
...     "email": "JaneDoe@pynative.com",
...     "projects": [
...         "Python Data Mining",
...         "Python Data Science"
...     ]
... }
>>>
>>> data["skills"]
[{'Raspberry pi': ' MHSO', 'Machine Learning': 'MHSO', 'Web Development': 'uaskdj', 'ocr_text': 'MH 02 CB 4545'}]
>>> data["skills"][0]
{'Raspberry pi': ' MHSO', 'Machine Learning': 'MHSO', 'Web Development': 'uaskdj', 'ocr_text': 'MH 02 CB 4545'}
>>> data["skills"][0]["ocr_text"]
'MH 02 CB 4545'

There you go. That'll get you the first ocr_text in the list. It will error if there are no items in the list. And it doesn't deal with the likelyhood that there is more than one data item in that list.


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Custom flip behavior

    Try dragging the reference element on the left side, its popper will move on its bottom edge.
    Then, try to move the reference element on the bottom left corner, it will move on its top edge.

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    modifiers: {
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            behavior: ['left', 'bottom', 'top']
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Q: Efficiency of line by line file reading in Python Right now I am writing some Python code to deal with massive twitter files.  These files are so big that they can't fit into memory.  To work with them, I basically have two choices.

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*I could split the files into smaller files that can fit into memory.

*I could process the big file line by line so I never need to fit the entire file into memory at once.  I would prefer the latter for ease of implementation.
However, I am wondering if it is faster to read in an entire file to memory and then manipulate it from there.  It seems like it could be slow to constantly be reading a file line by line from disk.  But then again, I do not fully understand how these processes work in Python.  Does anyone know if line by line file reading will cause my code to be slower than if I read the entire file into memory and just manipulate it from there?

A: For really fast file reading, have a look at the mmap module. This will make the entire file appear as a big chunk of virtual memory, even if it's much larger than your available RAM. If your file is bigger than 3 or 4 gigabytes, then you'll want to be using a 64-bit OS (and 64-bit build of Python).
I've done this for files over 30 GB in size with good results.

A: If you want to process the file line by line, you could simply use the file object as an iterator:
for line in open('file', 'r'):
    print line

This is pretty memory efficient; if you want to work on a batch of lines at a time, you could also use the readlines() method of the file object with a sizehint parameter. This reads in sizehint bytes plus enough number of bytes to complete the last line.


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Gregory Lusk
b. July 29, 1960
Gregory Hartman Lusk, 61, of Lutz, Florida went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, December 4, 2021. Born on July 29, 1960 in Tampa, Greg was a stellar athlete participating in basketball and soccer. He graduated from King High School in 1979 and went on to have a successful career in sales and business management.
With strong family ties in the Piedmont and Gadsden areas, Mr. Lusk frequently visited throughout his life and wished to eternally rest with other members of the Lusk family upon his passing.
Gregory was preceded in death by his father, Billie Morris Lusk of Piedmont, his mother, Leila Mae Hendon, and stepsister Cheryl Watson. He was a loving and devoted father, brother, son, and friend and is survived by his daughters Brianna Renee Lusk (21) and Gracie Mae Lusk (18), sister Lisa Michelle Lusk, cousin Thomas "Butch" Lusk of Jacksonville, and stepsiblings Vicki Dunn, Audrie Wingert, and Michael Hendon.
Memorials may be made to the following links:
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Dansby Heritage Chapel is honored to serve the Lusk Family.
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How to get all faces that meet at an edge with FeatureScript?
I'm experiencing some weirdness in a FeatureScript that's supposed to get all faces that meet at an edge. I've got two thin, rectangular parts butted together at 90 degrees, and I want the user to be able to select an edge of the joint in order to automatically generate pockets and drills for cabinet fastening hardware.
I would expect this query to return 4 faces (the four that touch that edge), but it's returning 6.
What am I doing wrong/how should I interpret the results of the first query?
The problematic code is in the function getFaces() in this FeatureScript: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3926df9f5f87e416bc920f0b/w/cac04c63becd1cb085f1f257/e/33ce2903c2aaa4feb4a6f9be.
Every piece of topology in Onshape (vertices, edges, faces, and bodies themselves) belongs to a single body. Bodies are analogous to the "Parts, "Surfaces", and "Curves" that appear in your parts list on the left side of the screen (although some bodies, like sketch bodies and construction planes, do not show up in that list).
A "part" is a solid body. A "surface" is a sheet body. A "curve" is a wire body. The origin of the part studio is a point body.
So, the edge that you are seeing would not have two owner bodies, it is only owned by the body that it is a part of. Just because the edge touches two bodies does not mean that it belongs to both, both of those bodies just happen to have a matching edge there. The sketch is its own set of wire and sheet bodies (specifically an independent wire body for each sketched edge, and sheet bodies representing the grey faces of the sketch).
Although, I think that qContainsPoint is probably a better choice than qClosestTo, and generally it may be a better idea to have the user select the parts they care about than making an everything query.
That doesn't entirely square with what I'm seeing, though. While there is a sketch face coincident with the large face of the grey part above, there's no sketch face coincident with the small face of the blue part, and yet that face is returned twice as well.
Also, is a sketch also considered a body? Wouldn't then any edge of an extruded solid coincident with the sketch plane have two owner bodies - the solid body and the sketch?
As you can see when I select the sketch two faces of two sketch regions become highlighted - exactly two more additional faces you are looking for. Sketch is a feature which creates bodies - wire bodies when you draw lines and sheet bodies when closed contours appear. So these additional faces are owned by sheet bodies made by sketch feature. One more thing - sketch inherits underlying contour of the planar face it is made on, so you may have a sketch with no new entites added by yourself but still it will contain inhereted contours.
Thanks @konstantin_shiriazdanov and @Jake_Rosenfeld. I have a better understanding of bodies and the ownership hierarchy now.
As for having the user select the parts they care about, I was hoping to allow the user to select multiple edges along which to put fasteners. The process of selecting parts seemed to make that logic quite a bit more unwieldy, so I was trying to build more of the "smarts" into my FeatureScript logic.


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Inspired by the tiled rooms of Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, Helen Stewart chose to study the ancient art of mosaics. Some years later, while living in Sydney, Australia, she spent a year studying traditional glass & tessarae mosaic tiling. In 1991 Helen Mary Stewart Fine Mosaics was established.
The first piece she created was a shoe form covered in small hand cut shards of fine bone china. This original design soon became her signature. Early on in Helens career she began a long-standing working relationship with a client in Sydney who commissioned numerous mosaic pieces. These included 9 bathrooms that are reminiscent of Antonio Gaudi's work in Barcelona. Other large-scale commissions have been a Pebble Mosaic Ceiling, Mosaic Map, Mirrored Mosaic Bathroom, and numerous object d'art.Her client base rapidly expanded and so too did her capacity to design and execute mosaics that were notable for their high quality and clean design.
Many clients continue to return to Helen for further commissions to add to their collections. In the past 19 years Helen has continually refined her chosen art form and in doing so has aided the resurgence and popularity of mosaics. Her pieces have been bought for collections around the globe. Her work has been widely published in Australia, New Zealand and Britain with feature articles in Vogue Australia, Belle, Vogue Living, Next Magazine NZ, House and Garden NZ, The London Magazine and The Daily Telegraph UK.


You probably remember Leon Wieseltier's Washington Diarist, "Forever Young," in the last issue of TNR. It is about Barack Obama and the avalanche of optimism his campaign has evoked in the American public. This optimism about America seems to have spread to Europe and Africa. "Avalanche" is my word, and it has negative connotations. The truth is, as you can see for yourself, that Leon's skeptical mind is in conflict with both Obama's disposition and his specific view on critical issues. I am not.
Neither is the New York Times' Roger Cohen whose column, "A Realist Called Obama," argues with Leon Wieseltier. But Cohen has to concede, as I do, that Wieseltier is correct that the Obama campaign is "light on fierceness," which is not a slight point. The Timesman also thinks that Obama's pledge to withdraw American troops from Iraq within 16 months is "rash."
Now Leon is not for Clinton, not at all. Still, Hillary Clinton is the anti-Obama. She will benefit at the polls and at the convention from any criticism that takes Obama down. The truth is that she is a cynic and no dreams come from cynics. An American dream is an American imperative.


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