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Resting Through the Aftermath
Posted on December 12, 2015 by Cassidy Frazee	| 4 Comments
Lots 'o writing this morning: thirteen hundred and two words in ninety minutes, which is pretty good considering I did this at early morning Panera with people coming in and out while I'm playing a lot of 70s and 80s tunes this morning, so I'm in the "select, listen, and write" mode of creativity. It's not a bad way to get through the story, and if it works, then it works.
Now you all know what happened to Kerry, and that seems to have produced a whole "Death to Lisa" cheering section in real life. But! Her assholery–yes, that is a word–goes even further . . .
Something in Annie's tone clicked instantly with Kerry. "What do you mean?"
"Lisa admitted she was racing hard and slid into Anna—and, by extension, you—because she went into the The Sweep too fast."
"She played it like a totally noob move." Penny didn't bother hiding her frustration. "She reported to Vicky as soon as she was called out and said the wreck was completely on her. Didn't say a word when she got assessed her penalty: just nodded and kept her mouth shut."
Now that he knew the what and how, Kerry needed to hear the rest. "What was her penalty?"
Nadine answered. "Five seconds."
Kerry would have sat up straight if it were possible. "That's it?"
"If they had penalized her ten seconds, Vicky would have needed to prove that Lisa set out to wreck you. Given that she—" Nadine did air quotes with her fingers. '—'accidentally' took out her own teammate, that made it look like a legitimate mistake, and Lisa could have appealed a ten second penalty."
Emma nodded. "And she probably would have won, too. It would have looked like she was being held to a higher standard than—" She looked about the bay. "—the rest of us."
Kerry knew exactly how it played out: Lisa crashes out Anna and him, crosses the line, admits she screwed up, and took her punishment. All that remained was . . . "Where did she finished?" He glanced at Alex. "How far behind her were you?"
Alex looked down as she exhaled. "Five point seven eight seconds. I got fourth."
Kerry's sigh reflected the mood of everyone in the bay. "She got third." He set his eyes upon the one teammate he knew was ahead of him in the race. "What did you get?"
"I got second. Rivânia just beat me to the line." Penny chuckled. "It's a good thing Lisa was on the other side of the podium from me, 'cause I wanted to punch her face in."
Nadine snorted. "You ain't the only one. Riv told me she had to restrain herself from smackin' the shit out of Lisa when you guys were up there. She say she told Lisa in their ready room that if she pulled any crap like that again, she was gonna get her tossed off the A Team."
I know right this moment, as people are reading this passage, some are going, "What the hell, Cassidy? That little bitch should be kicked out of school!" And if Lisa were stupid enough to try and take Kerry out by, say, throwing a bad spell at him during dinner, she probably would get tossed–actually, she'd probably get a massive amount of detention first and then, if it happened again, she'd get tossed. Then again, Kerry–and Annie, too, 'cause love grows where Annie's lovely one goes–would probably smack Lisa down so hard that she'd need resuscitation on the spot, which might make her rethink her life choices after she wakes up . . .
But we're also talking about a place where the school also has martial arts clubs that don't get nearly as much press as the racing, and students are allowed to settle their differences by getting in a ring and throwing spells at each other, which turns The Manor into little more than a Magical Thunderdome–two witches enter, one witch leaves–so one has to expect that racing on brooms isn't always gonna be the safest of sports. After all, Hemingway once said that auto racing was one of three real sports–the other two being bullfighting and mountain climbing–and after a few moments of thought you realize the real meaning behind his statement: these are three sports where you stood a real chance, at least at the time he said this, of dying.
Auto racing is dangerous. There hasn't been a high-profile death in a while, but they do happen. Wrecks can be fairly horrific, and while safety systems prevent most serious injuries these days, it's only a matter of time before something breaks and there's another fatality. And as far as drivers wrecking other drivers–yeah, those "racin' deals" happen. There was even a case a few weeks back where a driver, who believed he'd be wrecked intentionally the week before, went after the offending driver and put his ass "in the wall", as we say in racing parlance. He was immediately parked because using your race car as a high-performance death machine is kinda frowned upon these days. That wasn't the case for a long time, however, and it only took about, oh, forty years of wild on-track cowboy shit before officials decided that it might be a good idea to give drivers going at each other during a race a time-out before something happened.
Lisa did a bad thing: no arguing there. But the conniving little shit picked her moment to get her revenge, waiting until the last turn on the last lap to take out someone who shamed her the week before. And the truth is she could have also wrecked herself doing it, but she didn't, and by admitting she screwed up and taking her punishment without too much complaint, she was able to "get away" with what she did. This time. The next time–well, she'll probably be sat down or even kicked off the team, because she's been warned.
And if you don't think Annie "I'm Not Gonna Act Like The Crazy Girlfriend In Public" Kirilova hasn't marked this event down in her Burn Book, you're not paying attention. More than one person around this joint knows how to get even.
But that's not gonna happen in the hospital . . .
Doesn't matter." Kerry slowly moved his fingertips against Annie's palm. "She got her revenge, so she should be good for a while. I'm guessing she and her gang of idiots are gonna wait for me to make the next move—"
"Which you ain't making anytime soon." Coraline burst into the bay and took in the group of students situated around Kerry's bed. "Besides, you kids know the rules: no revenge plotting in the hospital."
Kerry put as broad a smile on as he could muster. "We're not plotting anything. How's Anna?"
"She just woke up. Needless to say she's not taking her first Big One well—" Coraline pointed at Nadine and shot her a warning look. "And before you utter the smart ass quip you're working up, keep in mind I can entertain everyone with the story of your night here after your first big wreck."
"And here we were about to pay our respects." Holoč Semplen appeared just outside the bay entrance with Manco and Darius in tow.
"What took you so long, Holoč?" Coraline posted a deadly grin as if she already knew the answer.
"Oh—" He nodded over his shoulder. "I needed to find the rest of the team."
"Hey, guys." Kerry didn't need further explanation on the actions of his coven leader: it was clear he made Manco and Darius come to see him, and that he followed along to make sure they did. "Thanks for coming."
Manco nodded grimly. "No problem. How you feeling?"
"Eh, you know—" Kerry resisted the urge to shrugged. "I've felt better."
"Sure." Manco appeared almost pained to have to make small talk with an injured teammate with whom he'd almost never spoken to in the past. "I'm sure you have."
Sure, we can talk about the enemies on other teams, but you know it's gotta suck when your coven and race leader has to go and grab the two boys from the team and drag them off to the hospital to make it look as if everyone on the Cernunnos race team are one big happy family. They're not, and the boy probably resent Kerry a bit for taking Penny's and Alex's side. Grow up, boys: the girls are your equals, though they way they've been racing you might say they're your betters of late.
And that leads to this little exchange–
Darius smirked. "Yeah, I can bet." The boy paused for just a second as he considered something. "Hey, can I ask a question?"
Since Darius hardly spoke to Kerry, he wasn't about to pass up to answer him, regardless of how dumb the question might sound. "Sure, go ahead."
"I noticed at the start of the race you were going through the turns a lot faster than before. How'd you manage to keep up with the—" He picked up on the looks he got from Kerry's visitors and refrained from saying what he'd intended originally. "—girls?"
"Oh, that." Kerry had wondered prior to the start of the race if anyone was going to notice that his times had picked up slightly, and had his suspicions proven correct. "I used transformation magic to retract my genitals into my body." He looked towards Holoč. "I checked with Professor Salomon last night and she said there was nothing in the rules that forbade that sort of change, so she gave me the okay."
While Holoč maintained an air of detached coolness, the other boys from the Cernunnos race team were less collected, with Darius speaking for them both. "You pulled your junk up into your body?"
"Yeah." He glanced to his left and winked at Annie before turning to the rest of his teammates on his right. "I got the idea from something Alex and Penny told me after my first A Team race, and only now just got good enough to make it happen." Kerry looked down the bed at the incredulous boys from his coven. "Want me to show you how it's done?"
Annie patted his hand and smiled. "Maybe later after you're healed, my love."
"Which won't be for another twelve hours or so." Coraline waved her arm dramatically. "Okay, everyone out. I need to examine my patient."
Darius was looking for racing tips, and he got one he didn't want. Maybe we can say that Kerry had . . . wait for it . . . his junk in a tuck? Ba-da-boom! Maybe if Darius and Manco had asked the girls if their lady bits got squished when they went through the turns they'd have figured this one out on their own.
Coraline gets everyone out, and it's time to get down to business of being a doctor:
Penny tapped Alex on the shoulder. "Let's go down and see Anna."
Kerry cleared his throat. "Give her my regards, will you?"
"Will do." The Cernunnos girls departed the bay followed by the Mórrígan girls, who wished him well before leaving. As soon as Holoč and the boys bid their farewells, Coraline closed the privacy curtain. "This is what happens when I have celebrities check into the hospital."
"I'm sorry." Kerry chuckled as he gazed at Annie, who he noticed never left her chair nor was asked to leave. "I can't help it if I'm liked by some people in this school."
Annie grinned back. "By some far more than others."
Kerry looked up at the ceiling. "How bad is it this time?"
"About as bad as anything you've had before." Coraline stood between the bay beds and moved her monitors into position. "Broken right ankle and arm, broken collarbone, broken ribs; you broke you left wrist, which I guess you already figured out, and dislocated your right shoulder." She tapped a screen a couple of times before placing her right hand over his face and producing the orange glow everyone knew so well. "The biggest difference here is you broke your hip, which means you're gonna feel some discomfort walking around for a few days after you get out of here." She slowly moved her hand down the length of his body. "And you tore up your left knee again, which I was hoping against all hope wouldn't happen this year."
Kerry got messed up good: broken bones and concussions are pretty much the norm when you wipe out at high speed. This is why he's a bit numb and not moving around on the bed at all. And this has Coraline taking extra precautions–
She snapped her hand shut and stepped back so she could see both children clearly. "What that means is, one, you're not getting out of her before eleven tomorrow; two, I'm putting you on a ninety-six hour hold, minimum, before I clear you to fly again; and, three, due to the damage to your knee and hips I'm probably gonna have you sleeping here tomorrow and Monday night—" Coraline rolled her eyes the moment Annie cleared her throat. "You, too, Annie: I wouldn't dream of having you sleep down in the B Section all by yourself."
"Why would I need to sleep here?" Kerry already had a good idea as to the answer . . .
"Because getting up and down three flights of stairs in the coven could be problematic. It's easier if you use our lift to get here from the ground floor and back."
"Which only makes sense." Annie turned her chair so she was facing Coraline. "You don't anticipate any problems from this accident, do you?"
"Not a single one. Though I'm getting a little nervous with all the damage you've taken to that knee." She sat against the other bed. "This is the third time in under a year and a half you've torn it up, and if it happens again I'm gonna have to consider doing a full regrowth spell." She tossed her head to the right side. "You know, so you're not a cripple at fourteen?"
Kerry sighed weakly. "Yeah, I'd like to avoid that."
Annie nodded. "So would I."
"And I." Coralie stood and straightened her coat. "I'll bring a menu around—" She wagged a finger at Kerry before turning to Annie. "On second though, keep him on soups and light sandwiches. That Bulgarian stew you guys like is okay, too, just don't give him too much."
"Yes, Nurse Coraline." Annie liked that Coraline trusted her to help with Kerry's recovery. "I'll take great care that nothing else happens to him—"
A full growth spell would involve having to completely regrow the knee and the joint and the ligaments, and probably parts of the leg bones as well. This would likely mean a bit of bed rest for Kerry, as you can't walk around if you don't have anything holding your leg together. Yeah, that sucks, but the alternative is Kerry walking around with a cane or, maybe, him trying his own magic to fix his knee. I mean, it is entirely possible he'll try fixing the problem himself–though there's no telling how well that'll turn out.
But at least he has Nurse Annie looking after him. Like she says, she'll make sure nothing else happens to him. And I'm sure nothing will–
Even though there's one more scene in the chapter–
But that doesn't mean I'd do anything bad to my kids. Right? Right? Tap, tap. Is this thing on?
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Another gorgeous day with temperatures in the upper 60s. We drove to Harper's Ferry at 7:30 a.m. Started our hike at 9ish. It was peaceful. We crossed the bridge into Shepherdsville. There was a football game going on in Shepherd University. We walked into town, had some cappucino and headed back. It was tiring since we had not hiked for 2 weeks. My gps ran out of juice at around 9 miles so I could not capture the entire trail. Sad. It was a 24 mile round trip. The evening light on the Canadian geese lounging on the rocks in the Potomac was splendid. Harper's Ferry is beautiful in the light of the setting sun.


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Israeli president released from hospital
JERUSALEM – A spokeswoman says Israel's 88-year-old president Shimon Peres has been released from hospital after hernia surgery.
Ayelet Frisch said Peres was feeling well and preparing to work from home after his discharge on Sunday. She said he would resume public appearances later in the week.
The president underwent surgery Friday, shortly after returning from a week-long state visit to Canada where the hernia was discovered.
Peres, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and former Israeli premier, is known for his long work days and busy schedule.
In 2007, he was elected to the nonpartisan, ceremonial office of president for a seven-year term.

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Today we decorated our hallway with Vowel Bats. Vowel Bat is a song that we sing in class almost everyday. Almost all of us have our vowels memorized now! Ask your student to sing it for you sometime, I'm sure they would be thrilled! I think our new hallway display is perfect for the fall season. We kept our beautiful fall leaves. They are just too pretty to take down.
Sorry that this week has been a couple posts short. It has been a busy week for me with trainings and meetings. I apologize. Just a reminder: I sent home picture day flyers today. Picture day is October 15th.


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Updated 4 September, 2015 - 23:05 lizleafloor
Irish Lore Keeper gives Dire Warning: US Company will be Cursed if Ancient Fairy Fort is Destroyed
Bad luck is sure to befall a US company if it builds a new factory over a fairyfort in Ireland, warns a traditional Irish lore keeper.
West Pharmaceutical Services is building a new factory in Waterford, Ireland, with plans on employing more than 150 people at completion in 2018, reports The Irish Times. However, the construction site is situated over an ancient ringfort (rath, or fairyfort) which dates back thousands of years.
Lore Keeper Sounds Alarm
Eddie Lenihan, famed Irish author, storyteller and broadcaster, warns West Pharmaceutical that destruction or removal of the fairyfort would spell dire consequences and bad luck for all those involved in construction or clearing the ancient dwelling, according to the Irish Examiner.
Eddie Lenihan, one of the few practicing seanchaithe warns about disturbing the ancient dwellings of Ireland. (Chris Sloan/CC BY-SA 2.0)
Lenihan is one of only a few remaining practicing seanchaithe, or traditional storyteller and lore keeper. The seanchaithe, much like bards, memorized and preserved the oral traditions, history and laws of the ancient Celtic culture. Lenihan has personally written to the US firm, and says "I am no campaigner, I just like to see things respected. I said to them [West Pharmaceutical Services], in that letter, that if that factory is built, and I hope the factory is built on another location because Waterford needs the jobs, but if it is built there, wait and see what happens.
"It's not a matter of if it will close but when it will close. People will think you are a crank if you say something like this and there will be much laughter."
It is apparently no laughing matter to locals, who heeded the call to preserve the ancient fairyfort, and took no part in the construction. Workers needed to be brought in from outside Waterford to continue the job.
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The Knockhouse RingFort of Waterford, Ireland, is slated for destruction. Credit: Knockhouse Ringfort Community Facebook
Ringforts, Home of the FairyFolk
The Knockhouse fairyfort, for years believed to be of special archaeological interest, is thought to date to 800 AD, with most Irish ringforts dating from the late Iron Age. Ringforts were ancient circular settlements which were surrounded and enclosed by one or more earthen or stone banks and ditches. Sometimes wooden palisades would be erected on one of the high banks, serving as extra protection from wolves, foxes, boars or human invaders. However, while these simple constructions are called forts, they were not military structures, but mainly agricultural settlements or farmsteads, and were not designed for warfare, notes website Irish Imbas.
Staigue Fort Ring Fort, 3rd or 4th Century, Ireland. (Amanderson2/CC BY 2.0)
As the ringforts fell out of use after centuries, locals did not know what the remaining ruins were originally for, and explained the strange, circular, built-up sites as the homes of fairies. It is believed that to disturb these sites is to provoke fairies. It is often said that leprechauns, notorious trickster fairies, keep their gold in the forts.
According to RTE News, "The Council has known about this ring fort for many years and the company is working with the local authority and the National Monuments Office to excavate the site. However, a local campaign group say not enough is being done and they do not want to see the ring fort concreted over after the archaeological dig is finished."
The pharmaceutical firm issued a statement confirming the land was going to be developed, and the ringfort demolished, but any artifacts found would be recorded and preserved.
Fairy Rings and Bad Luck
Such is the case for other such 'fairy dwellings' traditionally across Europe. Fairy rings are a naturally occurring circle of mushrooms. These rings were traditionally believed to be a portal to the fairy realm, and were often seen as a dark omen and dangerous place.
A mushroom ring creating a circle on the grass. These rings were believed to be portals to the fairy realm, and areas of danger. (Unukorno, Flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0)
Lenihan says of destruction of the Waterford fairyfort, "It will be more than bad luck, there are stories after stories of it. I'd be the first to be skeptical, I'm not one of those people who believes everything they hear. I've been collecting folklore for 40 years and a lot of the stories are bunkum, but not all... You can have one coincidence or two coincidences... but after a while you realize that it can't be a coincidence."
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Tradition dictates that if you have a ringfort on your land, it is to be treated with respect, and not to be damaged, or you might suffer legendary fates, such as livestock dying, family members sickening, and relationships failing.
Ringfort at Cabragh, Ireland. Ringforts are common in the Irish countryside. (Pamela Norrington/CC BY-SA 2.0)
In recent history, the bankruptcy of a billionaire has been blamed upon the disturbance of ancient dwellings, when in 2011 Ireland's richest man, developer Sean Quinn, suffered a catastrophic financial downfall after moving a megalithic burial tomb to make way for a quarry.
News site Irish Central lists incidents that are described as evidence of malevolent curses and bad luck from disturbing ancient dwellings:
"In June 2007 Minister for the Environment Dick Roche signed an order destroying the Lismullin Henge. Lismullin Henge was a 4,000 year old astronomical observatory and place of worship and hailed as one of the most important archaeological finds of the century.
Roche was since held up by an armed gang in the Druids Glen Hotel and also lost his job and was then demoted.
Martin Cullen the then Minister for Transport nearly got sucked out of a helicopter when the door fell off on one of his extravagantly expensive trips.
The chief Health and Safety Officer was seriously injured by a falling tree when felling began at Rath Lugh in 2007."
Despite Lenihan's warnings, the fairyfort is set to be cleared for the second phase of construction.
Irish Examiner reports that a group in Waterford is campaigning to have the fort preserved inside the main factory building as a tourist attraction, this perhaps being the only way to avoid destruction of the site, and prevent the perceived wrath of the fairy folk.
Featured Image: Stone ringfort, "Ring of Kerry" in Ireland. (Francis Bijl/CC BY 2.0) Representational image.
By Liz Leafloor
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Liz Leafloor is former Art Director for Ancient Origins Magazine. She has a background as an Editor, Writer, and Graphic Designer. Having worked in news and online media for years, Liz covers exciting and interesting topics like ancient myth, history,... Read More
Laurie Christ wrote on 6 January, 2016 - 20:08
I dont know why they cant get creative and design the factory around the fairy ring or incorporate it into the design in such a way as not to disturb it. That way everyone would be happy.
chuckhamilton wrote on 5 November, 2015 - 21:06
It is madness to think that these sacred sites can be sold off and dismembered. I am sure that the old traditions - and curses - are true, and it would be far better to heed those warnings. We have in our family archive a rather old and cryptic scroll that is supposed to date from 1564, to an old village of Bowle. We have been able to make out one section of the text in a still unidentifiable language that may be a blend of local celtic and latin:
Faroste' lar Uqicky taahrms Daar ma' h'jah niiklee da'li chuush
Below which there appears to be an angry, smallish imp or fairy that is bringing a large cudgel or spoon to bear above it's head.
David wrote on 5 November, 2015 - 14:40
............the curse couldn't be bestowed upon a more suitable industry. I would suggest that the locals there take a serious look at their ruling authority. It could effect the whole community. It the fairies have maintained the site for all these centuries, they certainly are not going to stand for the destruction of their fort. Actually leaving it alone isn't asking that much. Most don't believe in them because they can't see them. They can't see oxygen either, but it's there.
sws420 wrote on 21 October, 2015 - 14:32
Destroying Ancient Sites ...Lets see, who else is recently doing this? Oh Yea – ISIS is doing this...Look what's happening to them now. – No thanks to the current US President.
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bredht wrote on 10 October, 2015 - 21:53
I'm stunned after reading this. I can't believe authorities could sell off pieces of their historical past, let alone to an overseas company. Ireland is one of the most beautiful and spiritual places on this Earth – the people of Waterford/Ireland need to stop this early on or it will continue till all is lost and forgotten.
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Q: Parsing XML with namespace into dictionary I'm having a hard time following the xml.etree.ElementTree documentation with regard to parsing an XML document with a namespace and nested tags.
To begin, the xml tree I am trying to parse looks like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<ROOT-MAIN xmlns="http://fakeurl.com/page">
    <Alarm> <--- I dont care about these types of objects
        <Node>
            <location>Texas></location>
            <name>John</name>
        </Node>
    </Alarm>
    <Alarm> <--- I care about these types of objects
        <CreateTime>01/01/2011</CreateTime>
        <Story>
            <Node>
                <Name>Ethan</name
                <Address category="residential>
                    <address>1421 Morning SE</address>
                </address>
            </Node>
        </Story>
        <Build>
            <Action category="build_value_1">Build was successful</Action>
        </Build>
        <OtherData type="string" meaning="favoriteTVShow">Purple</OtherData>
        <OtherData type="string" meaning="favoriteColor">Seinfeld</OtherData>
    </Alarm>
</ROOT-MAIN>

I am trying to build an array of dictionaries that have a similar structure to the second < Alarm > object. When parsing this XML file, I do the following:
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
tree = ET.parse('data/'+filename)
root = tree.getroot()

namespace= '{http://fakeurl.com/page}'

for alarm in tree.findall(namespace+'Alarm'):
    for elem in alarm.iter():
        try:
            creation_time = elem.find(namespace+'CreateTime')
            for story in elem.findall(namespace+'Story'):
                for node in story.findall(namespace+'Node'):
                    for Address in node.findall(namespace+'Address'):
                        address = Address.find(namespace+'address').text

            for build in elem.findall(namespace+'Build'):
                category= build.find(namespace+'Action').attrib
                action = build.find(namespace+'Action').text

            for otherdata in elem.findall(namespace+'OtherData'):
                #not sure how to get the 'meaning' attribute value as well as the text value for these <OtherData> tags
        except:
            pass

Right I'm just trying to get values for:

*

*< address >

*< Action > (attribute value and text value)

*< OtherData > (attribute value and text value)

I'm sort of able to do this with for loops within for-loops but I was hoping for a cleaner, xpath solution which I haven't figured out how to do with a namespace.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

A: Here (collecting a subset of the elements you mentioned -- add more code to collect rest of elements)
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
import re

xmlstring = '''<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<root xmlns="http://fakeurl.com/page">
    <Alarm>
        <Node>
            <location>Texas></location>
            <name>John</name>
        </Node>
    </Alarm>

    <Alarm>
        <CreateTime>01/01/2011</CreateTime>

        <Story>
            <Node>
                <Name>Ethan</Name>
                <Address category="residential">
                    <address>1421 Morning SE</address>
                </Address>
            </Node>
        </Story>

        <Build>
            <Action category="build_value_1">Build was successful</Action>
        </Build>
        <OtherData type="string" meaning="favoriteTVShow">Purple</OtherData>
        <OtherData type="string" meaning="favoriteColor">Seinfeld</OtherData>
    </Alarm>
</root>'''

xmlstring = re.sub(' xmlns="[^"]+"', '', xmlstring, count=1)

root = ET.fromstring(xmlstring)
alarms = root.findall('Alarm')
alarms_list = []
for alarm in alarms:
    create_time = alarm.find('CreateTime')
    if create_time is not None:
        entry = {'create_time': create_time.text}
        alarms_list.append(entry)
        actions = alarm.findall('Build/Action')
        if actions:
            entry['builds'] = []
        for action in actions:
            entry['builds'].append({'category': action.attrib['category'], 'status': action.text})

print(alarms_list)


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Dr Shiban Ganju dedicates his life to healthcare. Over a distinguished 45 year career he has contributed at multiple levels:
As a physician.
As the founder of the 'Save a Mother (SAM)' foundation focused on developing sustainable healthcare solution.
As a leader & innovator in healthcare firms.
As a participant in advocacy with policy makers.
He has an advisor to foundations and think tanks of healthcare.
Dr Ganju graduated from the prestigious All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, India. He received advanced training in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology both in India and the USA. Dr Ganju is a consultant specializing in gastroenterology, liver disease and nutrition in hospitals in the greater Chicago area. His commitment to and understanding of how to drive improvements in health outcomes has been nurtured & honed since 1972-73 when he worked in a slum near Delhi and where he helped build a school and dispensary.


At Qantas we care about your comfort and safety. We have included the following information about your health inflight that we hope you will find helpful and useful.
When you are flying you can be seated and inactive for long periods of time. The environment can be low in humidity and pressurised up to an altitude of 2440 metres above sea level. Unlike other forms of transportation, air travel allows for rapid movement across many time zones, causing a disruption to the body's 'biological clock'.
Although these factors do not pose a health or safety threat to most customers, there are guidelines you can follow that will aid comfort during and after a flight.
Humidity levels of less than 25 percent are common in the cabin. This is due to the extremely low humidity levels of the outside air supplied to the cabin. The low humidity can cause drying of the nose, throat and eyes and it can irritate wearers of contact lens.
Drink water and juices frequently during your flight.
Drink coffee, tea and alcohol in moderation. These drinks act as diuretics, increasing the body's dehydration.
Proper eating and drinking will enhance your comfort both during and after your flight.
Avoid overeating just before and during the flight. It is difficult to digest too much food when the body is inactive.
The central blood vessels in your legs can be compressed, making it harder for the blood to get back to your heart.
The normal body mechanism for returning fluid to the heart, can be inhibited and gravity can cause the fluid to collect in your feet, resulting in swollen feet after a long flight.
Some studies have concluded that prolonged immobility may be a risk factor in the formation of blood clots in the legs, deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Particular medications and medical conditions may increase the risk of formation of blood clots if associated with prolonged immobility.
Immobilisation for a day or more.
Do the light exercises recommended below in the Inflight Workout section.
These exercises are designed to provide a safe way to stretch and enjoy movement in certain muscle groups that can become stiff as a result of long periods of sitting. They may be effective at increasing the body's blood circulation and massaging the muscles.
We recommend that you do these exercises for around three or four minutes every hour and occasionally get out of your seat and walk down the aisles.
Each exercise should be done with minimal disturbance to other passengers. None of the following exercises should be performed if they cause pain or cannot be done with ease.
This video is brought to you by Physitrack, The University of Melbourne and Sports Medicine Australia.
Further information can be found in Qantas The Australian Way Magazine.
It is necessary to pressurise the outside air drawn into the cabin to a sufficient density for your comfort and health. Cabins are pressurised to a maximum cabin altitude of 2440 metres.
The cabin pressure and normal rates of change in cabin pressure during climb and descent do not pose a problem for most customers. However, if you suffer from upper respiratory or sinus infections, obstructive pulmonary diseases, anaemias or certain cardiovascular conditions, you could experience discomfort.
If you are suffering from nasal congestion or allergies, use nasal sprays, decongestants and antihistamines 30 minutes prior to descent to help open up your ear and sinus passages.
If you have a pre-existing medical condition that warrants supplemental oxygen, you can order it from us. Please give at least seven days' notice before travelling.
To 'clear' your ears, try swallowing or yawning. These actions help open your Eustachian tubes, equalising pressure between your middle ear chamber and your throat.
When flying with an infant, feed or give your baby a dummy during descent. Sucking and swallowing will help infants equalise the pressure in their ears.
The main cause of jet lag is travelling to a different time zone without giving the body a chance to adjust to new night and day cycles. In general, the more time zones you cross during your flight, the more your biological clock is disturbed. The common symptoms are sleeplessness, tiredness, loss of appetite or appetite at odd hours.
Get a good night's rest before your flight.
If possible, give yourself a day or two to adjust to the new time zone after arrival.
Fly direct to minimise flight time, if you can. This allows you to relax more upon arrival.
Try some light exercise, go for a brisk walk, or do some reading, if you can't sleep after arrival at your destination. It generally takes the body's biological clock approximately one day to adjust per time zone crossed.
This ailment is caused by a conflict between the body's sense of vision and its sense of equilibrium. Air turbulence increases its likelihood because it can cause movement of the fluid in the vestibular apparatus of the inner ear. If you have good visual cues (keeping your eyes fixed on a non-moving object), motion sickness is less likely to occur.
When the weather is clear and you can see the ground, sea or horizon, you are less susceptible to motion sickness.
You can buy over the counter medications but we recommend that you consult your doctor about the appropriate medications.
Cosmic radiation is the collective term for the radiation that comes from the sun and from the galaxies of the universe.
increasing latitude (getting closer to the north or south pole).
Like radiation from other sources, cosmic radiation is measured in sieverts (Sv). Annual doses are measured in millisieverts (mSv) which are thousandths of a sievert. Measurements on Qantas aircraft on individual sectors are measured in microsieverts (uSv) which are millionths of a sievert.
All humans are exposed to background radiation at sea-level. This comes from sources such as the local environment, food and drink, medical exposure and building materials. In high doses, radiation can be harmful. However, the doses received at flight altitudes are considered very low. The world average background radiation level is 2.4 mSv per year and the average Australian dose is approximately 2 mSv each year.
For occupational exposure on commercial air flights (for example, pilots and flight attendands) is 20 mSv per year.
For the general public on commercial air flights is 1 mSv. This includes flying when pregnant.
Most public travellers in Australia would not be exposed to more than 1 mSv per year. A regular business traveller is likely to be exposed to more than 1 mSv per year, but assuming that they are undertaking the majority of their travel for business, they will come within the occupational exposure limits. Pregnant women should not be exposed to more than 1mSv per year.
Qantas pilots and flight attendants who operate international flights are exposed to approximately 3-4 mSv per year (that is 20% of the ARPANSA exposure limit). Qantas domestic pilots and flight attendants are exposed to approximately 2 mSv per year. This is low when compared to Computerised Tomography (CT) scans of the chest (8 mSv) or abdomen (5-30 mSv).
You can find out more about cosmic radiation on The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency website.


The latest and, unfortunately, smelliest battleground in our house is potty training. On one side, frayed and broken parents. On the other, a two-foot-tall fortress, aged three years. Actually, it's not exactly fair to call her a three-year-old, because she's older. But when facing the scourge of an un-trainable child, you tend to round down age.
The plague of diaper changes, approached by my wife and me with a weary, sad resignation, puzzles me a great deal at this stage. By our objective, unbiased vantage point, our younger daughter is quite precocious and talented. She knows her months, dances with intention, memorizes pop songs, and counts higher than we expect. Rather embarrassingly, she can readily parrot back what we say during unguarded moments, too, usually to teachers or complete strangers, whichever is worse.
But when it comes to the diaper, she has become a mysterious, furtive creature, prone to hoarding. Where she once upon a time would tell us, distressed, that she had a "full" diaper and needed a change, today she is silent, content to continue working on her puzzle.
I'd like to say she's just like Einstein, who was famously so deeply immersed in a problem that he refused even a bathroom break. But we've well and good passed the moment when this was an acceptable state of being. As a result, the constellation of reactions to the present circumstances range from depressed exasperation, laughter, calm resolution, recriminations, and finally outright defeat. In other words, we have no idea how to react to this state of affairs. Our chief tormentor is our greatest joy.
The world of children is full of real problems, usually visited by terrible adults. Kids struggle with learning disabilities, preventable childhood ailments, incurable diseases, hunger, homelessness, and the like. What's a little bit of poop in the big scheme of things, right? True! The problems of a stubborn child refusing to use the potty is the stuff of daily life. And yet, petty as I am, the moment my daughter has one of her accidents, memories of so much time lost to dirty diapers makes me hesitant to start the ritual changing.
We've tried all the psychological tools we can think of: lavish prizes, draconian punishments, super-lavish prizes, calm pleading, empty threats, "big kid" rewards, high-fives, dance parties. But like a person who hates to camp, our daughter scrupulously holds her bathroom needs all day while in school, until she reaches home where she can relax and become one with her sanitary needs and the cosmos as a whole.
At this point, I am fairly convinced that I'll be imploring her to give the toilet a try as we travel with her to her first day of university. Remember, in the world of toilet training, the lower your expectations, the closer you are to reality.


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Q&A with Bolivian American novelist Isabel Ibañez
"In Ibañez's debut novel, every detail is rich with meaning and nuance. [Woven in Moonlight] showcases a fantasy world that transcends traditional Western tropes and underscores the value of complex female characters." ― TIME, "The 100 Best Fantasy Books of All Time"
We hope you enjoy NYS Writers Institute graduate assistant Kaori Chen's Q&A with novelist Isabel Ibañez.
Born in Florida and raised by Bolivian parents, Isabel Ibañez takes us to the fantasy world inspired by Bolivian history, politics, art, and food in her debut novel Woven in Moonlinght, which made Time magazine's list of 100 Best Fantasy Books of All Time (https://time.com/collection/100-best-fantasy-books/). Her second novel Written in Starlight was published in January 2021.
Ibañez is also a graphic designer. You can learn more about her at isabelibanez.com/ instagram.com/isabelwriter09 and twitter.com/IsabelWriter09
In Woven in Moonlight, how did you come up with the character of Ximena?
I had been trying to think of a character who would have had the most opportunity to change, and was in the position where she could change. Ximena slowly came into focus because she was carrying so much responsibility and told to be a certain way and it isn't until she steps away from everything familiar to her that she discovers who she really is. I was really intrigued by that kind of responsibility in opposition to that slow discovery.
Why is she a skilled tapestry weaver?
Weaving is a beautiful expression of creativity and art in Bolivia! Virtually on every corner, you can find tapestries and rugs and shawls to purchase. It's something bright and colorful that captures the spirit of Bolivian industry and art.
Are you also a weaver? If so, what do you like to weave? If not, have you ever tried weaving?
I am! I love to weave tapestries whenever I have a vision for a pattern of colors.
What has your life been like during the pandemic?
It actually hasn't changed too much! I'm an introvert and a homebody and so the pandemic didn't really alter my lifestyle too much, ha! I've read so much and written another book and I did a fair bit of designing, too.
Are you keeping in touch with your family members in Bolivia? How have they been during the pandemic?
Yes! We are all on a group text and exchange something like 50 messages a day between everyone! I think there are at least fifteen of us on there. They've been doing well, but missing their old routines.
How have your upbringing and cultural background influenced or inspired or informed your work?
I think because both are an integral part of who I am, my writing naturally reflects that! I can't separate my upbringing and culture from my work because it's through the lens in which I see everything! My love of sitting around the dinner table and eating traditional foods, incorporating an artisanal craft and the language I spoke growing up. My work is an extension of my lived experiences.
There are a lot of labeling practices in the U.S. Some people may identify you as a Latinx author or a Bolivian author or a Bolivian-American author and so forth. How do you see yourself and what does it mean to you?
I see myself as a Bolivian American, first generation daughter of hard working immigrants. To me, it means embracing both sides of who I am and that I neither fully one or the other but a blend of my surroundings. At home, we spoke Spanish and ate Bolivian foods. My parents raised me the way that they were raised. Outside the house, I spoke English and enjoyed whatever my friends were listening to, and eventually I learned to feel comfortable in combining both spheres of my life.
When and why did you decide you wanted to be a writer?
I never wavered in my desire to be a professional storyteller. I have always loved the power of story, of how it can make a reader feel. Stories are windows into so many human experiences and perspectives. I love capturing those big emotions on the page, creating flawed characters who learn something about themselves along their journey.
How did you prepare yourself to be a writer?
I did a lot of research and forged friendships with other writers who were figuring out publishing at the same time I was. So much of what I learned came from trial and error and learning to ask the right questions. But more than anything I read constantly and practiced my craft!
You are also an illustrator and designer. Have you been drawing since you were little?
Yes! My mother has kept all of my sketchbooks since I was a kid!
There are many ways to tell stories. Why do you choose fantasy to tell stories?
I wrote about a place that was inspired by Bolivian politics and history and to me it felt right that the backdrop included the fantastic. It made handling the heavier themes of the book easier and also displayed the lens of how I view Bolivia: vibrant and whimsical and dangerous.


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James Errant, a 67-year-old Hinsdale man, recanted his earlier claims of innocence and pleaded guilty to felony aggravated criminal sexual abuse. He hugged a family member goodbye after a court hearing and then a sheriff's deputy escorted him to the county jail where he will serve 150 days. A young man told Hinsdale police he had been molested decades ago as a teen and then a police probe uncovered another nine victims who also accused the one-time minister and career counselor of sexual abuse. As part of a plea agreement, Errant was also sentenced to 48 months of probation and must register annually with local police as a sex offender. He must complete a sex offender program, submit blood samples for a DNA index of sex offenders and have an AIDS virus/STD test. He was also ordered to repay his victims up to $5,000 for their counseling. He had no prior criminal history and a long record of community involvement.
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Symposium Roles
Speaker/Panelist 2021, 2020, 2019, 2017
Panels Participated in
Advice for CIOs from CIOs: Exploring the Future of the Role (Episode #13) (2021)
Episode #1: AI in the Post-Pandemic Enterprise (2020DLS)
Creating the AI Powered Enterprise (2020)
The Future of Process Automation: Leveraging RPA & AI (2019)
Tom Davenport is the President's Distinguished Professor of Information Technology and Management at Babson College, co-founder of the International Institute for Analytics, Fellow at the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, and Senior Advisor to Deloitte Analytics. He teaches analytics/big data in executive programs at Babson, Harvard Business School, Harvard School of Public Health, and MIT Sloan School.
Davenport pioneered the concept of "competing on analytics" with his best-selling 2006 Harvard Business Review article and 2007 book. His most recent book is The AI Advantage: How to Put the Artificial Intelligence Revolution to Work. He wrote or edited seventeen other books and over 100 articles for Harvard Business Review, Sloan Management Review, The Financial Times, and many other publications. He is a regular contributor to the Wall Street Journal. He has been named one of the top 25 consultants by Consulting News, one of the 100 most influential people in the IT industry by Ziff-Davis, and one of the world's top fifty business school professors by Fortune magazine.