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No new cases for 25 days in a row but 'indeterminate' test result being probed
This was published 11 months ago
By Ashleigh McMillan
January 31, 2021 — 10.19am
Victoria has recorded 25 days in a row with no locally acquired cases of coronavirus, but follow-up tests are being undertaken by health experts on one uncertain test result.
The state's health department said they were notified of an "indeterminate" COVID-19 result on Saturday night.
"Follow-up tests are under way and precautionary public health actions are being taken," the Department of Health and Human Services said on Twitter on Sunday morning.
"There will be an update on the case later today."
No new virus cases were found in international travellers in hotel quarantine.
The state has just 20 active coronavirus cases, all in hotel isolation. Three of those are linked to the Australian Open: one player and two non-players.
There were 10,681 test results received on Saturday.
Victoria's COVID-free run led Western Australia's Premier Mark McGowan to announce on Saturday that border restrictions with Victoria would be relaxed on Friday, after the state managed to "wipe out" COVID-19 in the community.
Victoria will be considered a "very low-risk" state, meaning travellers will no longer be required to self-isolate for 14 days upon arriving in WA.
"Our extra-cautious approach has worked, and now we can continue to follow the health advice and safely adjust our controlled interstate border," Mr McGowan said.
Victorians travelling to Perth Airport will need to complete a G2G pass declaration, have no COVID-19 symptoms, and accept a temperature and COVID-19 test upon arrival at the airport if required.
Those travelling by land will also need to fill in a G2G pass declaration specifying the states they have travelled through in the past 14 days and submit to a health assessment by border staff.
Meanwhile, more viral fragments of COVID-19 have been detected in wastewater samples taken on January 27 from Castlemaine in central Victoria, the Phillip Island township of Cowes, and Pakenham, 53 kilometres south-east of Melbourne's CBD.
Anyone who lives in or has visited these areas from January 25 to 27 is urged to get tested if they have any symptoms.
Viral fragments were also recently detected in wastewater in Gisborne, Hamilton and
Leongatha.
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Foreign investors' participation in ASE unchanged in Oct.
(���-�PA) -- Foreign investors� participation in the Athens stock market was almost unchanged at 49.7 pct in October, marginally up from 49.2 pct in September, official figures showed on Thursday.
Foreign institutional investors were net buyers in October, with capital inflows totaling 97.96 million euros, while off-shore companies and corporations were net sellers with capital outflows totaling 38.16 million and 45.92 million euros, respectively.
Greek investors were net sellers, with capital outflows totaling 80 million euros. Foreign investors accounted for 47.33 pct of total turnover in the market, down from 50.96 pct in September and 52.96 pct in October 2008.
The value of transactions totaled 6.287 billion euros in October, up 13.8 pct from the previous month. The Athens Stock Exchange�s capitalization totaled 99.8 billion euros, up 1.03 pct from September and 27.9 pct higher from October 2008.
� letter addressed by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to his Greek counterpart George Papandreou was delivered on Monday to Alternate Foreign Minister Dimitris Droutsas by the Turkish ambassador to Athens, as a follow up to Papandreou's visit to Istanbul and meeting with Erdogan, according to a foreign ministry spokesman on Thursday.
Spokesman Grigoris Delavekouras also reminded that the Greek prime minister's decision to visit Istanbul highlighted the new government's intent to undertake initiatives. He said the messages sent out went to three directions namely, Balkan states, showing them that Greece supports and wants to facilitate their EU accession course; the Turkish people, by displaying a readiness for a meaningful improvement of bilateral relations for the benefit of regional stability as well as to the Ecumenical Patriarchate, by showing that the Greek government supports firmly its position and demands.
Responding to a relevant question, Delavekouras said the Turkish PM's letter constitutes "routine practice" and that the prime minister will send his reply shortly.
As regards the contacts of Turkey's Minister of State and chief negotiator for the EU, Egemen Bagis, with the Greek government, Delavekouras stated that they will take place in view of December's Summit meeting when Turkey will undergo "objective and strict evaluation". He also said that "everything is possible. Greece is waiting for Turkey's tangible response to the EU criteria and prerequisites and the commitments it has undertaken," pointing out that there will be "no shortcuts".
Referring to the operation of Frontex, Delavekouras pointed out that "Greece wants Turkey's cooperation with Frontex," considering that no such agreement has been signed yet despite Ankara's statement that it will do so.
He underlined that such a development would be "crucial" in dealing with the illegal migrant wave Greece is faced with and expressed the wish that the visit by EU Commissioner Jacques Barrot, responsible for Justice, Freedom and Security, to Turkey on Thursday will contribute toward this direction.
He also reminded that Greece has signed a migrant readmission protocol with Turkey since 2001 which, however, "is not being observed by Turkey". Referring to the harassment incidents targeting Frontex aircraft, he pointed out that it is an "illegal behaviour" and Greece has made the necessary moves.
Greek stocks continued moving higher at the Athens Stock Exchange on Thursday, with the composite index of the market rising 1.17 pct to end at 2,683.57 points. Turnover was a moderate 250.5 million euros, of which 9.8 million euros were block trades.
Most sectors moved higher, with the Insurance (3.82 pct), Banks (2.75 pct) and Telecommunications (2.63 pct) scoring the biggest percentage gains of the day, while Food/Beverage (2.89 pct), Travel (1.27 pct) and Chemicals (1.15 pct) suffered losses.
The FTSE 20 index rose 1.70 pct, the FTSE 40 index ended 0.63 pct higher and the FTSE 80 index rose 0.16 pct. Broadly, decliners led advancers by 100 to 87 with another 59 issues unchanged.


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New Miguel Documentary Features Unreleased Footage from His First-Ever Interview
August 4th, 2015 by K104
Photo Credit: Daniel SannwaldThe Miguel that we know and love almost didn't make it, according to a new documentary featuring previously unreleased footage from his very first interview in 2008.
"Growing up in L.A. I think prepares you in an interesting way, because you start to learn about hope and desperation really early. You're kinda acclimated to the possibilities of not making it, because you've seen so many people around you who didn't," a young Miguel says in the five-minute clip, entitled "Crazy Enough."
The video includes commentary from present-day Miguel as he reflects on early beginnings as an artist as well as footage of the singer visiting his neighborhood and childhood home while discussing the effects of his parents' divorce and a bad music contract.
"This piece is about growth. The experience we had with him, where he opened up the private places of his life, inspired us to grow into Yours Truly," co-director Will Abramson of the website Yours Truly told the FADER. "We got the bug. And seeing him grow to where he's at now, while staying so true to the ideals and even the words he used back then, is humbling. I'm proud that Yours Truly is a part of his story."
The entire documentary can be viewed on YouTube now.
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Do you wonder what the strange symbols and situations in your dream means?
Do you wonder if it is God speaking to you through dreams and visions?
is giving you through dreams and visions. Over the ages the Lord our God has been speaking to people through dreams and visions. In the same way that Jesus prophetically spoke through parables, He is still speaking to you by revealing secrets of the past and the future through symbols, numbers and His Word.
what the Lord is telling you. This Dictionary is prepared for those that dream dreams, see visions and seek to understand the hidden messages from the Lord.
The interpretation of dreams and visions is a prophetic action. It must therefore be understood that the answer lies in a spiritual relationship with God and not in the literal interpretation of the symbols in the dream.
The secret of the Lord is with those who fear Him, and He will show them His covenant (Ps 25:14).


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package punto3;

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public class Punto3 {

    private GUI gui;
    public static WordList bag;

    public Punto3() {
        bag = new WordList();

        bag.addWord(new Word("Cabra", "Animales"));
        bag.addWord(new Word("Vaca", "Animales"));
        bag.addWord(new Word("Ballena", "Animales"));
        bag.addWord(new Word("Mantis Religiosa", "Animales"));
        bag.addWord(new Word("Lobo Marino", "Animales"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Pascal", "Lenguajes de Programación"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("c plus plus", "Lenguajes de Programación"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("python", "Lenguajes de Programación"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("dart", "Lenguajes de Programación"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Ernesto Samper", "Presidentes de Colombia"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Andres Pastrana", "Presidentes de Colombia"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Misael Pastrana", "Presidentes de Colombia"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Alvaro Uribe", "Presidentes de Colombia"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Valle del Cauca", "Departamento de Colombia"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Amazonas", "Departamento de Colombia"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Nariño", "Departamento de Colombia"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Cauca", "Departamento de Colombia"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Disco Duro", "Partes del Computador"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Procesador", "Partes del Computador"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Tarjeta de Video", "Partes del Computador"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Tarjeta Madre", "Partes del Computador"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Monitor", "Partes del Computador"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Google", "Empresas de IT"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Facebook", "Empresas de IT"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Oracle", "Empresas de IT"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("MongoDB", "Motor de Bases de Datos"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("MySQL", "Motor de Bases de Datos"));
//        bag.addWord(new Word("Postgres", "Motor de Bases de Datos"));

        gui = new GUI();
    }

    /**
     * @param args the command line arguments
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Punto3 obj = new Punto3();
    }
}

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Filled with both up-and-coming and established acts, Bandcamp is one of the most exciting music marketplaces there is. The app was initially built around streaming songs you'd already purchased on Bandcamp, but now it's a one-stop shop for digital and physical band merch. If you want to keep your finger on the pulse of music, this is an essential app.
Your Gmail inbox is not secure. Use ProtonMail instead. This encrypted email platform offers a range of pricing options, including a free tier, so you have no excuse not to join. Security and privacy features aside, ProtonMail works like any other email app. Make sure to also check out ProtonVPN for securing your network traffic; it's an Editors' Choice for free VPNs.
The very specific focus of F-Droid is to offer free and open source software (FOSS) Android apps. It's basic, but apps on the store are categorized, and the list is searchable. You'll find a big selection of free apps here, all of which promise no tracking, no ads, and no dependencies. It's worth checking out for free apps, especially if you support the open source movement. New Droid Apps
Those who enjoy podcasts probably have the easiest decision in regards to which podcast app that should use. The answer to that question is Pocket Casts. This insanely stable and good looking app allows you to download or stream various podcasts for your enjoyment. It features both audio-only and video podcast support so you can catch up on just about anything. There is also a light and dark theme, a sign-in feature so you can sync your podcasts across devices, and a pretty decent recommendations function. It underwent a redesign in 2019 that is a bit polarizing, but it's still an excellent podcast app. New Droid Apps
Otter is an innovative automatic recording and transcription service that works in real time. Simply hit the record button during a conversation or meeting and Otter will produce a usable transcript a few minutes later. Otter's app is fluid, well-designed, and quick in operation, which makes it ideal for students and professionals who rely on their mobile devices for their work. The app also integrates other top-notch features such as cross-conversation speaker identification, excellent search tools, and in-app editing of transcripts. Droid Apps
Qustodio is an excellent parental control software that makes it easy to manage your child's mobile activity, especially with its well-designed companion app. Its best features are its browser-independent web content filters and ability to set device usage time limits. Rounding out its capabilities are location tracking, call and SMS logging, and mobile application blocking. Parents will also appreciate the instant device-locking and panic button options. Droid App
Remember Flickr? The venerable photo-sharing service is an Editors' Choice web service, and the Android app has a lot to recommend it, too. It's more about the art of photography than the meme- and selfie-packed Instagram. Offering a well-designed interface and excellent photo and video editing tools, Flickr is more valuable than ever. Plus, the app connects you to the vibrant community of photographers on the service. Best of all, it can automatically back up photos from your phone. Free users can upload up to 1,000 photos and a $50 per year subscription gets you unlimited online photo storage.
If you're traveling within a major metropolitan area via either public transportation or personal vehicle, Citymapper can plan all your trip details. It has transit information for dozens of major U.S. cities and international hotspots in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Further, it offers multiple transportation options for each city, so if you feel like taking the ferry to work one morning, there's nothing stopping you. Its top features include Commute, which lets you set up your daily travel to and from work, and an alert system that uses natural language to describe service delays or cancellations. New Droid Apps
Welcome to our picks for the best Android apps, a selection of 100 apps that are worth the space on your phone. Some are new, and others have been fixtures on this list for years. Regardless, we're certain that any of these apps will make your life easier, and help you get the most out of your Android device. The apps are listed by categories such as music, travel, and so on.
Mobogenie has some interesting features, such as a PC client, meaning you can easily transfer files back and forth between your phone, tablet, and computer. The toolkit offers all sorts of phone or tablet management options from your computer, most usefully the option to backup your device content including contacts, messages, apps, music, images, and videos. You can also batch install apps, copy/paste files, and more.
If you use a Mac or iPad on top of your Android phone, you may be better served with Apple Music over Google Play Music or Spotify. Apple Music offers access to Apple's massive library of music, as well as Apple's Beats 1 radio station, which plays both current hits and up-and-coming music. The celebrity DJs and exclusive album streams are just a plus.
Hulu is an excellent app for watching movies and TV shows for free on Android. It's a free service that relies on ads, but there are some great shows available. You need to pay a subscription fee to access all of the content, but there is a range of excellent shows available without a subscription, including classic comedies such as Family Guy, Seinfeld and South Park. New Droid Apps
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Nine is a very reliable email client designed to work with all of your accounts. The clean interface and the optional conversation view make reading and replying to email intuitive. One of the coolest features is the ability to customize the notification actions, including an incredibly useful "Mark as read" option. It isn't cheap, but it's only a one-time $14.99 charge for a much-improved email experience that also integrates calendar, contacts, notes, and tasks functionality.
IFTTT, which stands for "if this, then that," helps you create custom automations between various online services and devices without any coding experience. The mobile app makes it simple to set up these Applets (previously called recipes) on your own or implement any of the community-created ones. IFTTT is particularly great for controlling smart home devices. New Droid Apps
It's a pretty self-explanatory step. The Google Play Store comes in APK format like any other Android app. You can download APKs from websites, tech blogs, and trusted people on forums or other places. However, for now, APKMirror is probably your best bet for trusted Google Play Store APKs. Here is a short tutorial for downloading the Play Store app: Droid Apps
Microsoft Launcher replaces the company's Arrow Launcher and takes on a Windows 10-style transparency. It replaces Google Now with a useful and customizable feed for quick access to recent apps, events, and frequently contacted people. The main app list can be organized horizontally or vertically and includes an elegant alphabetical scrollbar for reaching apps quickly. Performance is just as smooth as the stock Pixel Launcher and it doesn't affect the use of Google Assistant, though of course, Cortana would feel more at home as your voice assistant.
The Amazon-owned ComiXology —the iTunes of digital comics—offers a near-perfect combination of store and comic book reader in its wonderful Comics app. The free app transforms your Android smartphone or tablet into a digital long box that houses and syncs your purchases across multiple devices. Even better, the new Comixology Unlimited service lets you devour an ever-expanding catalog of titles for just $5.99 per month. Once you have the app downloaded, you should make sure to read our feature on digital comic books you should read right now.
At its core, Any.do is a list manager. You can quickly create a shopping list and have it synced among your devices and even share the list with others. The app also doubles as a task manager, keeping you on top of what needs to be done. This very capable app sports many features, but we particularly like one called the Any.do Moment, which encourages you to take a second and review your plans for the day. Lists are one thing, but building good productivity habits is quite another. Droid App


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Q: 'self' is not defined error while using Tkinter import tkinter as tk

root = tk.Tk()
root.title('Book')

class phonebook:
    def __init__(self,first_name, last_name, street, postcode, city, number):
        self.first_name = first_name
        self.last_name = last_name
        self.street = street
        self.postcode = postcode
        self.city = city
        self.number = number

    def create(self):
        creation = tk.Tk()

        tk.Label(creation, text = 'First Name').grid(row = 0, column = 0)
        tk.Label(creation, text = 'Last Name').grid(row = 1, column = 0)
        tk.Label(creation, text = 'Stadt').grid(row = 2, column = 0)
        tk.Label(creation, text = 'Postleitzahl').grid(row = 3, column = 0)
        tk.Label(creation, text = 'Straße').grid(row = 4, column = 0)
        tk.Label(creation, text = 'Telefonnummer').grid(row = 5, column = 0)

        self.first_name = tk.Entry(creation)
        self.last_name = tk.Entry(creation)
        self.street = tk.Entry(creation)
        self.postcode = tk.Entry(creation)
        self.city = tk.Entry(creation)
        self.number = tk.Entry(creation)

menubar = tk.Menu(root)
root.config(menu = menubar)
menubar.add_command(label = 'Anlegen', command = self.create)
menubar.add_command(label = 'Bearbeiten')
menubar.add_command(label = 'Löschen')
menubar.add_command(label = 'Sortieren')
menubar.add_command(label = 'Suche')
menubar.add_command(label = 'Hilfe')

root.mainloop()

When I try the code above I get this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:/Users/Lenovo M93p/Dropbox/Uni Dropbox/EPR/EPR_Blatt05_Jonas_Emrich_Karl_Wilhelm_Viebach/geathb.py", line 45, in <module>
    menubar.add_command(label = 'Anlegen', command = self.create)
NameError: name 'self' is not defined

When I change:
menubar.add_command(label = 'Anlegen', command = self.create)

to:
menubar.add_command(label = 'Anlegen', command = phonebook.create)

I get this error:
Exception in Tkinter callback
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\Lenovo M93p\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python35-32\lib\tkinter\__init__.py", line 1550, in __call__
    return self.func(*args)
TypeError: create() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self'

I was trying to change something in the create function, changing the command line, but I get an error every time.

A: Less quickly:
In your original code, you are calling the create method on self, which is not declared in the scope.
You want to call the create method of the phonebook class, so you must instantiate the latter first. Basically, something like this:
p = phonebook(John, Doe, Evergreen Terrace, 12, Washington, 000)
p.create()

will work as intended. In your situation, you are calling that method through another one, which becomes:
p = phonebook(...)
menubar.add_command(label = 'Anlegen', command = p.create)

Side note
In Python, always name your classes starting with a capital letter, like Phonebook. This will avoid you confusions between classes and instances.

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Fact About Isac Hallberg - Child of Rebecca Ferguson
By Orish Thapa
Isac Hallberg, a celebrity child, is known as the son of actress Rebecca Ferguson and her partner Ludwig Hallberg. His mother, Rebecca, is a well-known Swedish actress, while his father, Ludwig, is a Swedish businessman and coach.
Rebecca Ferguson, 38, has played the role of Elizabeth Woodville in the miniseries. Later on, the Golden Globe Award nominee got roles in many blockbuster movies like Mission: Impossible.
As she rose to fame, many fans wanted to know whether the actress is married or not. Also, does she have children? Read more to find out all the details on Rebecca Ferguson's son.
Who is Isac Hallberg?
Isac Hallberg was born in 2007 to Rebecca Ferguson and Ludwig Hallberg in the coastal city of Simrishamn, Sweden. Isac Hallberg has a half-sister, Saga, who was born in May 2018.
Isac Hallberg is mostly known as the son of popular actress Rebecca Ferguson.
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The celebrity kid studies at Simrishamn School and watches some new films with his mother whenever she has time. Isac even repeats some songs from the film "The Greatest Showman," where his mom appeared as Jenny Lind, the Swedish opera singer who performed in the circus of Phineas Taylor Barnum, which Hugh Jackman portrayed.
Furthermore, Isac lives with his father in Simrishamn when his mother is on the set or promotes some new film. But he moves to Rebecca's apartment when she returns to a fishing city to have some rest and recharge her batteries.
Married Life of Isac Hallberg's Parents
Even though Ludwig and Rebecca separated in 2015, they remain friends and maintain cordial relationships mostly because of their son.
Isac HAllberg father Ludwin Hallberg is a coach and a businessman.
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Ludwig and Rebecca met each other in 2002 when the actress had just turned 19 and Ludwin was 42. Despite their age gap, they fell in love with each other and soon moved together. However, in 2007 the couple welcomed their first and only child, Isac Hallberg.
Rebecca always tells in her interview that she is a family person so, to create a happy family with her loved ones, she left her career as an actress and moved to Simrishamn with her husband.
Rebecca Ferguson in the set of DUNE with the actor Javier.
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Later Rebecca and he opened a tango school in the city. But in 2011, their calm life changed when Ferguson met Richard Hobert at the market and a popular Swedish film director. Where he invited her to act in his new movie "A Simple to Antibes." Thus, she was again involved in the movie industry, which ruined her family life. And, in 2015, they finally decided to split.
Nowadays, Ludwig lives with his son in Simrishamn, and he still runs a dancing school, co-founded by his ex-partner, Rebecca. He spends a lot of time with the famous actress when she is free from filming new projects and comes home. In addition, he has friendly relation with Rebecca's new husband.
Isac Hallberg Mother, Rebecca Ferguson's New Husband.
After Rebecca Ferguson and Ludwig Hallberg separated in 2015, Rebecca Ferguson got married to a man known as Rory in 2018. Isac Hallberg served as the ring bearer during his mother's wedding to Rory in 2018.
Rebecca Ferguson with her new husband Rory.
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However, we do know that the pair have been dating since 2016. Before the couple became official, they were good friends. Furthermore, Rebecca owns a house in Richmond in London with her husband, Rory.
Isac Hallberg has a step-sister, Saga from his mother, Rebecca's second marriage with Rory.
Rebecca gave birth to her second child in mid-2018 with her boyfriend, Rory. Her daughter was named Saga.
Rebecca Ferguson is also very fond of Isac Hallberg and, as a result, loves to take him to the movie's sets. Rebecca Ferguson and Isac Hallberg also enjoy watching movies and climbing trees together.
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As the year 2013 comes to a close, let's pause for a second to mourn the places that also did exactly that (closed). Though nothing will ever compare to the pain of losing Chevy's on Van Ness (never forget), these 11 spots come pretty close.
We'll miss your Coca-Cola-braised ribs, your insane amounts of sangria, your drinking-chocolate & donuts, and your Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim logo (that's what that was, right?).
We'll miss the fact that -- for TWENTY-SIX YEARS -- this amazing, old-school Jewish deli was one of the few Hayes Valley storefronts that wasn't selling $150 t-shirts.
We're totally gonna miss the fact that you were one of our first guest-bartending spots and also... were very teal?
Yes, we'll miss this mini-pie counter and window in Nido, and no, we won't miss the owner/pie-master... because she's opening up her very own shop/you can still order her pies online!!
We'll miss the fact that when we were at our investment banker job in the FiDi that we definitely have, we could grab hot dogs from a place that once offered interpretive dance as a side dish. Seriously.
We'll try to miss this place, and pretend we totally don't know that it's reopening with a new concept in 2014 that'll include most of their current talent behind the bar, and in the kitchen, and a patio with a fire pit.
Even though we knew this wasn't a permanent thing, we still miss this "dive bar" from the Bon Vivants. There just aren't a lot of places in SF where your Dos Equis comes with six hot sauce bottles, and where they've jerry-rigged Jägermeister machines to pour three upside-down Four Roses Bourbon bottles.
We'll miss being here when no one was shooting guns inside.
We'll miss your late-night taco window. So. So. Much. Also your chicken and waffle tacos. Even. Even. More.
Even though we can still enjoy the SOMA Grove, and the Lower Pac Heights Grove, and the Hayes Valley Grove, none of them have nearly as high a yoga pants quotient. That, we will truly miss.


Born in 1841 as Sarah Emma Evelyn Edmondson, the future spy grew up as the youngest of five children on her family's farm in New Brunswick, Canada. To please her father, who apparently wanted a son, Emma dressed and worked on the farm like a boy. When she faced an unwanted, arranged marriage in the late 1850s, she ran away from home, and changed her name to Edmonds. She dressed as a man when she reached the United States and began calling herself Frank Thompson as she traveled about the country selling Bibles.
With the outbreak of the Civil War, she continued her masquerade as Frank Thompson and enlisted in Company F, 2nd Michigan Infantry. Military records indicate that Private Thompson served as a nurse and regimental mail carrier. The 2nd Michigan saw its first battle at Blackburn's Ford, Virginia. Emma worked as a nurse at Manassas and helped procure hospital supplies at the Battle of Yorktown.
Although the military record does not say Emma served as a spy, several notations of "absent on duty" coincide with her spy missions. In her first clandestine adventure, she put on a black wig, used silver nitrate to dye her skin black, and pretended to be an escaped slave employed on the earthworks at Yorktown where she identified a Confederate spy. At least twice she went behind Confederate lines "disguised" as a woman, including a time when she worked as a black laundress for the Confederates. On another occasion she dressed as an Irish peddler named Bridget O'Shea and sold apples and soap to Confederate soldiers. During one of the missions she began having "chills," the first sign of the malaria that would grow steadily worse.
Emma saw plenty of action when the 2nd Michigan participated in the Battle of Williamsburg. She served as an orderly for a general in the Battle of Hanover Courthouse and in the Battle of Fair Oaks she observed the use of the Intrepid, a balloon that successfully reported Confederate troop movements. In the summer of 1862, while working as a regimental mail carrier, Emma made a round trip of about 100 miles, often sleeping on the side of the road.
Several campaigns followed, including the battles of Antietam and Fredericksburg, before the 2nd Michigan moved to the Western theater of operations. By mid-April 1863, as the malaria grew worse, her request for a furlough was denied. Fearing discovery of her secret identity if she were hospitalized, she deserted.
She resumed life as a woman and worked as a female nurse for the United States Christian Commission. During this time she wrote her memoir Nurse and Spy in the Union Army, which captured the nation's imagination, becoming a best seller at 175,000 copies. She donated the profits to soldiers' aid organizations.
Emma married a fellow Canadian, Linus H. Seelye, in 1867, and after moving several times they settled with their five children in LaPorte, Texas.
For several years Emma gathered affidavits from 2nd Michigan veterans in an effort to clear the charge of desertion from the record of Franklin Thompson. Finally, on July 5, 1884, an Act of the 48th Congress granted Emma Edmonds Seelye, alias Franklin Thompson, an honorable discharge and allowed a pension of $12 a month.
The General George B. McClellan Post of the Grand Army of the Republic on April 22, 1897, invited Emma into its membership, the only woman known to be a member of a Civil War veteran's organization.
Continuing bouts of malaria caused her health to deteriorate and on September 5, 1898, Emma Edmondson, Union Spy, died. On Memorial Day 1901, her body was moved to the Washington Cemetery in Houston and given military honors.


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DIPLOMACY: Negotiating Nuclear Safety
Ambassador Celso Amorim lays out the history of Brazil and Argentina's collaboration "in defense of peace, understanding, and integrated development" regarding nuclear materials.
While the Cold War has slipped into the past, nuclear threats remain a terrifying contemporary reality. North Korean long-range missile tests, tensions between nuclear-armed states elsewhere in the world, and the danger of terrorists acquiring nuclear materials all underscore continuing existential dangers. Latin America offers some important lessons on nuclear containment forged in the crucible of the Cold War. "The Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America and the Caribbean may be the most important treaty you've never heard of," William Perry, the Secretary of Defense during the Clinton administration and a keen observer of nuclear issues, remarked at CLAS in February 2017. He had just returned from a 50th-anniversary commemoration of the signing of that agreement in Mexico City in 1967. The agreement, created in the wake of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, founded a nuclear-weapons-free zone in Latin America that eventually included 18 countries, among them Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Cuba. This treaty was the first "to prohibit nuclear weapons in a populated area," according to the U.S. State Department, and "led to similar zones that now cover 114 countries." Celso Amorim, a former Foreign Minister and Defense Minister in Brazil, writes below about another important effort from South America in "the defense of peace, understanding, and integrated development" when it comes to nuclear materials. He commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Brazilian-Argentine Agency for Accounting and Control of Nuclear Materials.
— Harley Shaiken
brlasspring2017-amorim.pdf


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Live: Centennial Hall, Adelaide
Friday 12 June 1964 Live 4 Comments
The day after they landed on Australian soil, The Beatles flew from Sydney to Adelaide in a chartered Ansett ANA jet, arriving at 11.57am.
An estimated 200,000 people lined the 10-mile route between Adelaide Airport and the city centre in the hope of seeing The Beatles' motorcade. More than 30,000 surrounded the Town Hall, where they met the city's mayor, James Campbell Irwin, along with council members and their families.
The Beatles were given toy koala bears. John Lennon told the reception, "Wherever we go, anywhere in the world, this reception which Adelaide has given us will stick in our memories."
The group was shadowed by local DJ Bob Francis from 5AD, who interviewed them in a range of locations including the Town Hall balcony. Francis also booked the suite next to theirs at the Hotel South Australia, from where he gave listeners hourly updates.
Three hundred thousand people welcomed us to Adelaide. It was like a heroes' welcome. George waved too. That was the kind of place where we would go to the town hall and they would all be there in the centre of the city. If it had happened suddenly, overnight, it might have gone to our heads; but we had come up bit by bit, so it didn't (not too much). We were just very pleased that everyone had turned out.
We were still close enough to our Liverpool roots to know how it would feel, and what it would mean, if we had showed up in the middle of town to see a group; so we could feel it in their spirit. I think we quite enjoyed it all. It can get a bit wearing, but it certainly wasn't then.
We came in from the airport – it was the same in Liverpool for the première of a A Hard Day's Night, with the whole city centre full of people – and the crowds were lining the route and we were giving them the thumbs up. And then we went to the Adelaide town hall with the Lord Mayor there, and gave the thumbs up again. In Liverpool it was OK, because everyone understands the thumbs up – but in Australia it's a dirty sign.
Meanwhile, Ringo Starr, who had missed the early part of the tour due to illness, flew to Australia via San Francisco, Honolulu and Fiji, accompanied by Brian Epstein. Starr left his passport in London, delaying the first flight of the journey, but was eventually allowed to board the aeroplane without it.
The passport was eventually found and sent to London Airport, from where it was sent to San Francisco and reunited with its owner during the drummer's stopover on 13 June.
Over 50,000 applications had been made for tickets to see The Beatles in Adelaide's Centennial Hall, which had just 3,000 seats. The group played two sets on this day, and two more on the following day.
The compère was Alan Field, and the support acts were Sounds Incorporated, Johnny Devlin, Johnny Chester and The Phantoms.
The Beatles performed the same 10 songs at all their Adelaide shows: I Saw Her Standing There, I Want To Hold Your Hand, All My Loving, She Loves You, Till There Was You, Roll Over Beethoven, Can't Buy Me Love, This Boy, Twist And Shout and Long Tall Sally.
Brian Epstein sold the rights for one of the 12 June shows to be recorded for radio broadcast. It was titled Beatles Show and was transmitted on 15 June, with sponsorship from Surf detergent.
That evening a society event was held in their honour in the Adelaide Hills, although The Beatles and Jimmie Nicol declined to attend. Instead they held a private party in their hotel suite.
Demolition of the Centennial Hall, a 1930s Art Deco building, began on 18 July 2007. In its place was built the Adelaide Showgrounds, a multi-purpose exhibition hall.
The Beatles arrive in Australia
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Robert(Bob) Bradshaw Sunday 22 May 2016
I was there,The Beatles did not decline to visit the Party in the Adelaide Hills.One of their Roadies went to check it out,but couldn't get through on the phone to them at the Hotel to tell them it was OK,so The Beatles were not aware of the Party
Jonas Sunday 18 September 2016
Bits of the group performing, grey suits and all, exist. Judging by the fact that the audience is wearing coats I´d guess the film is from the evening concert.
Baz Monday 24 December 2018
I'm not sure how Paul got the idea that a 'thumbs up' was a dirty sign in Australia. It meant exactly the same here as in the UK. he might have been confusing it with the V sign, which has different connotations depending on whether the palm is facing outwards or inwards.
Velma Jones Friday 28 June 2019
I saw the Beatles 5 times while they were in Adelaide in June, 1964. My mum drove me to Anzac Highway twice, I went to the South Australian Hotel, I went at lunch time from my work to the Adelaide Town Hall and I was lucky to go to their concert at Centennial Hall on 12th June. An absolutely awesome time.
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O TTÜ Korvpalliklubi (, é um clube profissional de basquetebol situado na cidade de Tallinn, Harjumaa, Estónia que disputa atualmente a Liga Estoniana e a Liga Báltica.

Títulos
 Liga Estoniana:
 8x Campeão (1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1983–84, 1984–85)
 Copa da Estônia:
 7x Campeão (1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1970)

Clubes esportivos fundados em 1951
Clubes de basquetebol da Estônia

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Q: Spotify Apps 1.0 setItem not working I have some Spotify app code that looks like this:
require(['$api/models', '$views/list#List', '$api/search#Search'], function(models, List, Search) {

var testList = function(){
    var album = models.Album.fromURI('spotify:album:6iBEe3qEjdIRz38swH7jT0');
    console.log(album);
    var list = List.forAlbum(album);
    document.body.appendChild(list.node);
    list.init();
    var al2 = models.Album.fromURI('spotify:album:5fTBlCZFI4zYOdJn1NrLgt');
    list.setItem(al2);
};

testList();

});

When I run it inside my Spotify app, I get the following error:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'null' of undefined core.js:4

If it helps, this is the source code for List.setItem():
function (a,b){if(!this.destroyed){var c=
this,d=a instanceof f.Collection;b&&(this.options.context=b);!this.lists&&d?(this.model.setCollection(a),this.dispatchEvent({type:"set-item",item:a}),this._resetContextGroup(),this.refresh()):(this.lists&&this._callForEachList("destroy"),this.destroy(),this.addEventListener("list-init",function g(){c.removeEventListener("list-init",g);c.dispatchEvent({type:"set-item",item:a});this._resetContextGroup();c._oldParentNode&&c._oldParentNode.appendChild(c.node);this.init()}),d?this._init(a):this._loadItem(a),
this.destroyed=!1)}}

I am using API version 1.0.0 and views 1.35.0.
The documentation on the List class is here: https://developer.spotify.com/docs/apps/views/1.0/list-list.html
Any help appreciated!

A: A list isn't fully initialised until it has dispatched the "initialized" event. During initialisation, attributes are being set to the list's DOM element which is later read by function such as setItem. The process depends on several asynchronous calls, which is why you can't guarantee that the attributes have been set when setItem is run.
You can subscribe to the list's "initialized" event if you want to know when a list has loaded completely.
list.addEventListener("initialized", function(e) {
    console.log("List is initialized");
});

(You can of course also try this by running setItem inside a setTimeout with a large enough delay.)
I think setItem isn't expected to be used such a short time after you've run the lists' init function, which is why this isn't a problem in most use cases. I believe setItem is usually triggered by some action from the user. The example on the Reference site is a bit unfortunate.
Update: This API reached end of life in 2014, and is no longer in use.