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The two main landmarks in Santa Monica are Santa Monica Looff Carousel – This is a National Historic Landmark that sits on the Santa Monica Pier. It was once the largest ballroom in the US, which hosted many New Year's Eve network broadcasts. Civic Auditorium – This important music venue hosted the Academy Awards in the 1960s.


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A little bit newer on the pizza scene, the stuffed crust is gaining in popularity. One of many primary ingredients of pizza is the tomato, which incorporates lycopene, a robust antioxidant. The pizza crust can also be a source fiber, which may be very necessary for maintaining the perform of the digestive system.
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Pjotr Petrovič Šrejder (), ruski general, * 1770, † 1824.

Bil je eden izmed pomembnejših generalov, ki so se borili med Napoleonovo invazijo na Rusijo; posledično je bil njegov portret dodan v Vojaško galerijo Zimskega dvorca.

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12. marca 1780 je kot vodnik vstopil v Bombardirski polk; 5. aprila 1785 je bil premeščen kot višji vodnik v Semjonovski polk.

21. aprila 1787 je bil kot poročnik premeščen v Sibirski lovski korpus. Udeležil se je bojev proti Poljakom v letih 1792 in 1794, za kar je bil povišan v stotnika in drugega majorja.

21. oktobra 1795 je bil kot višji major premeščen v Simbirski dragonski polk; 1. oktobra 1800 je bil povišan v polkovnika. 25. februarja 1806 je postal poveljnik Velikolutskega mušketirskega polka, s katerim se je udeležil kampanje istega leta proti Francozom.

24. avgusta 1806 je postal poveljnik Tobolskega mušketirskega polka, s katerim se je udeležil vojne četrte koalicije. Za zasluge med bitko za Smolensk je bil 31. oktobra 1812 povišan v generalmajorja.

6. januarja 1813 je bil imenovan za poveljnika 4. pehotne divizije in 28. marca istega leta za vojaškega poveljnika Memela.

Junija 1814 je postal poveljnik 2. brigade 4. pehotne divizije.

18. maja 1816 je imenovan za svetnika ministrstva za vojno. Zaradi bolezni se je upokojil leta 1822.

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Men's, women's swim and dive set several pool records despite losses to MIT
Ethan Ling
Scott Simpson (LA'18) swims the breast stroke during a meet for Tufts Swimming and Diving. Courtesy Tufts Swimming and Diving
The Tufts men's and women's swimming and diving teams hosted their final home meet of the season at Hamilton Pool against Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the annual Senior Day meet. In the second meet against MIT this season, both the men's and women's teams suffered narrow defeats, with the men's team falling 155–139 and the women's falling 156–144.
On the men's side, the Jumbos were spearheaded by senior Roger Gu, who capped off his last ever home meet in record-breaking fashion.
In the 50-yard freestyle, Gu was in a class of his own, blazing to a pool-record time of 19.71 seconds. No other competitor in the event was able to break the 20-second mark. Gu also dominated the 100-yard freestyle, finishing nearly a second clear of the next-fastest swimmer. With his winning time of 45.07, Gu was only 0.11 seconds off his performance last week against Wheaton.
Aside from his individual performances, Gu also provided key relay splits for the Jumbos, first anchoring the 200-yard medley relay to a win and setting the pool record, alongside senior Matthew Manfre, senior co-captain Costa Camerona and sophomore Nate Tingen. He then finished off the meet by splitting 19.35 on the second leg of the 200-yard freestyle relay and helping the Jumbos to a close second place finish at 1:22.57.
Gu talked about the emotions that he carried with him in his final home meet, and how they empowered him throughout the course of the competition.
"Sadness that it was over, but also gratitude for all the amazing memories that took place at the home meets," Gu said. "[The emotions] definitely played a role, as I wanted to go out giving it all I had and leave on a high note."
Coach Adam Hoyt praised Gu for his contributions over the past four years, detailing the kind of impact that Gu has left on the Tufts swimming program.
"It's hard to realize the impact that Roger has had on our team," Hoyt said. "[His] competitiveness and his support of his teammates are both special qualities he possesses. I think his impact will be long lasting and we're proud to have him as a member of our team."
Behind Gu, the rest of the men's team rallied and swam lights out the entire afternoon. Junior John LaLime kept with the record-breaking theme by setting a new pool record in the 1,000-yard freestyle at 9:47.10, with first-year Evan Szablewski following closely for second at 9:47.96.
Sophomore Tar Tar Jarusinchai continued to dazzle with a first-place time of 58.88 in the 100-yard breaststroke, while also finishing second in the 200-yard breaststroke (2:08.24) and third in the 200-yard individual medley (IM) with a time of 1:54.27. In the sprints, first-year Peter LaBarge came up with a third-place finish in the 50-yard freestyle at 20.80.
For the women's team, various pool records were also shattered, despite the team's loss. First-year Claire Brennan swam to a win and a pool-record time of 1:55.08 in the 200-yard freestyle, while sophomore Mary Hufziger finished in a close second at 1:55.88. First-year Elle Morse eclipsed the pool record in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 24.28, with senior co-captain Brooke Bernstein (24.77) and first-year Hannah Lesser (24.84) grabbing third and fifth respectively.
Junior Amy Socha led the way in the butterfly events with a pool-record time of 57.29 in the 100-yard race, while first-years Katelin Isakoff (58.59) and Camille Ross (58.70) finished third and fourth. The final pool record for the female Jumbos came in the 200 yard IM, in which senior co-captain Grace Goetcheus capped off her final home meet with an emphatic swim of 2:10.80; she narrowly out touched junior Abby Claus (2:10.94) for the win.
The Jumbos also got great swims out of their distance group, as junior Sook-Hee Evans (10:44.17) and first-years Allison Cremer (10:45.98) and Allison Brea (11:00.31) completed a podium sweep in the 1,000-yard freestyle. Evans also nabbed a win in the 500-yard freestyle with a 5:13.24, with Brennan maintaining a steady lead over the other swimmers to finish second in 5:17.84.
As the competition came to a close, all of the seniors were celebrated and embraced by their teammates and parents alike. For these seniors, this was their final time competing at Hamilton Pool, a bittersweet moment for many.
After the meet, Isakoff shared her thoughts on the departing seniors.
"I would describe our seniors as great leaders, super friendly and incredibly welcoming," Isakoff said. "From my first day on this team, they made me feel so at home. They created an amazing team atmosphere and cultivated a strong team culture. I'm going to miss the way they kept our spirits up through hard sets and their words of encouragement before each meet."
Hoyt also expressed his gratitude for the graduating class.
"They're a special group that cares deeply about our program, their teammates and their legacy," Hoyt said. "They've made our team more competitive but also more supportive of each other. We will miss them next year."
Up next, the Jumbos travel to Boston University for the two-day BU Invitational on Friday and Saturday. This will be the Jumbos' final meet of their regular season.
"I think our season has been culminating through our dual meets and the team is set up to perform well at BU," Hoyt said. "It's our first championship meet and will set the tone for our championship season. I have a lot of confidence in our group and am excited to see them rise to the occasion."


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What the State of the Union Address Means
Daniel Crowley
On January 30, Donald Trump embraced the long standing tradition of a State of the Union Address being delivered, in all of its pomp and pageantry, by the sitting president. With all of the analysis and scrutiny given to the content of his speech, we need to ask the question, what does the State of the Union Address mean for the union?
The State of the Union Address is nearly as old as the presidency. The first to give a state of the union -- or annual message to a joint session of Congress, as it was called -- was George Washington in 1790. It became an annual occurrence for presidents to deliver such a speech. It is actually written in Article II Section 3 of the Constitution that the seated president will "from time to time give to the Congress information of the state of the union."
That particular part of the Constitution also notes that the president will "recommend to their consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient".
Essentially, the State of the Union Address is a way for the president to be able to communicate how they see the current state of the country and voice solutions for how they feel issues should be resolved.
While the first State of the Union Address was only a collection of seven pages delivered privately to congress, over the years it became a more formal public event, and more accessible thanks to television. On average, an address runs about an hour. Trump's speech, in particular was an hour and 20 minutes long, making it the second longest address given in the last 52 years, with the longest being Bill Clinton's in 2000 which was about one hour and 28 minutes.
Despite criticisms from both extremities, right and left, one might observe that Trump's speech on January 30 was fairly typical in terms of content and tone. In fact one of his first implorations was to "call upon on all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground, and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people"
Unity is a very typical sentiment expressed in these speeches, as it should be. It especially seems to be an important idea to express in the current political landscape of America which is clearly very divided. However, despite the fact that the sentiment was expressed, many of the comments made by the president were seen as controversial and divisive.
A lot of what Trump said was seen as self-indulging. There were a lot of compliments which he delivered to himself and his administration. In his defense, this isn't unusual either. Like Governor Gina Raimondo's State of the State Address here in Rhode Island, like other governors, mayors and leaders delivery such addresses to their prospective legislative branches, The State of the Union address is seen by many to be positive propaganda for the executive in charge. Additionally, for the most part, what the president said was at least partly true.
For example, he mentioned that "African-American unemployment stands at the lowest rate ever recorded. And Hispanic-American unemployment has also reached the lowest levels in history."
While that statement is true, the trend of lowering African-American and Hispanic-American has been going on since the Obama administration. Oil industry booms and stock-market prices rising are also things which Trump takes credit for, but which can largely be traced back to the Obama Administration. Again, this is not unusual for a new administration. Many reap the rewards, and suffer the blame, of the work of those who came before them.
Trump also called upon Congress to move forward on many initiatives introduced during his campaign. This primarily includes tax cuts and foreign relation deals, and his ever-persistent desire to renegotiate the Iran Nuclear Deal.
He also announced his legislation aimed at keeping Guantanamo, the American prison located in Cuba, open, keeping the current population of prisoners, now numbering only 41. This comes out of the fear that convicted terrorists will only return to terrorism should they be set free. Obama's took equally controversial measures to attempt to close down the overseas prison.
However, that deal is a perfect representation of what the State of the Union Address really is. It is not a time to make progress, nor is it a time to sign bills. It is a time for the president to address the nation's progress and the measures that need to be done.
At the end of the day the State of the Union Address is, on an institutional level, nothing more than a way for the president to speak out his opinion current position the country is in.
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YouTube's head of music announces music subscription service… again
Digital Video News
YouTube have been discussing a music subscription service for years and Lyor Cohen just re-announced it's existence saying, "we know we're late to the party".
At SXSW this weekend YouTube's global head of music Lyor Cohen spoke about what YouTube have planned for their music subscription. Cohen says that YouTube's music service, when it comes into existence, will combine "the best of Google Play Music's context server" and YouTube's "breadth and depth of catalogue".
Whilst many thought YouTube would fully announce the service at SXSW, Google denied that that was ever the case. Cohen instead spoke on what he's learned during his time in the industry and how they'll be integrating what he's learnt into YouTube's eventual music service. Though he's self aware that YouTube have delayed their music service for a long time now, saying: "We know we're late to the party. It's okay."
Whilst details are still scarce on the service, Cohen does say: "I'm focused on bringing diversity to distribution; and we'll do that by adding a subscription business on top of YouTube's already growing advertising business." This will be music to artists' ears after YouTube have long featured music on their giant video platform but with considerably lower streaming rates than other streaming services.
It will be interesting to see how YouTube separate their music service from YouTube Red and Google Play Music, or if they decide to combine them as Cohen said he would last year before going silent again. Both are linked together into on service, where YouTube Red is available, and offers a full music streaming service like Spotify alongside ad-free videos which supposedly pay out better than ad-funded viewing.
Cohen believes that the power of recommendations will set their service apart, saying: "Did you know that 80 percent of all of watch time on YouTube is recommended by a recommendation engine? I didn't think that was the case when I first joined, but I now know it to be true. Now we're layering in a programming division solely focused on building and growing the playlist ecosystem that users would love across both paid and ad-supported."
Cohen says that the two types of consumption can live side-by-side, saying: "The industry is going to return and grow by ads and subscriptions. There are plenty of leaned-in listeners that are willing to pay. We are going to convert them to paid subscribers. We're making an enormous investment to launch a product that you will be proud of."
Let's find out when you actually launch it, Cohen.
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Casper City Council Splits On Support For Property Maintenance Code
Tom Morton, Townsquare Media
An "International Property Maintenance Code" -- among other new building-related codes -- approved on first reading by Casper City Council on Tuesday gives city staff the teeth to deal with decrepit properties, some councilmembers said Tuesday.
But those teeth could take a big bite out of property rights, homeowner budgets and general neighborliness, other councilmembers said.
Jesse Morgan called it an assault on property rights, even tough he approves of the life-saving guidelines in the code.
"It's almost the definition of government overreach," Morgan said. "I don't know how we're going to try to enforce the majority of the code."
Bob Hopkins defended it, saying councilmembers for years have heard from people about nearby properties in disrepair, he said. "And we just didn't have any way to deal with that."
The property maintenance code's requirements aren't absolute, the council can amend them, and code enforcement officers have discretion as they work, Hopkins said. "It does give council some way to address a real eyesore or a house that has structural problems."
City Manager Carter Napier explained the city receives numerous complaints from people who are concerned that nearby dilapidated, unkempt and unsafe properties are driving down their own property values.
The city hasn't had a way to respond to these complaints, Napier said. "This gives us the opportunity to give us the tools we've not had before to try to be more responsive with regard to that nature of complaint."
Few complaints about other properties are self-serving or vindictive, he said. "They're typically driven by concerns from neighbors or concerns from tenants. Until this option becomes a feature of our code, our tools are pretty much limited."
As a tool, however, it looked to some like a shotgun to kill a fly.
At the meeting, Morgan cited a part of the code and further detailed it on his Facebook page: "All exterior surfaces including but not limited to doors, window frames, trim, balconies, decks and fences be maintained in good condition. Wood surfaces should be protected from decay with paint or other protective covering or treatment." Morgan summed part of the code about "unsafe conditions for wood are defined as horizontal or vertical cracks, damage from insects or deterioration."
Morgan then asked if anyone has seen the fences along Casper Mountain Road or Outer Drive, and then wondered how much repairing them will cost homeowners according to the code.
The code as written could allow a code enforcer the right of entry into a house, he added. "It's too much."
Some councilmembers who support of the code, Morgan said, noted the code enforcers will be able to choose how to apply the regulations.
But the new code would fall hardest on those who can least afford it, he said. "Where they're going to pick, is the poor people; people that cannot afford to paint their house."
Chris Walsh, former Casper police chief, said the mechanism already exists for dealing with decrepit properties.
The property maintenance code, however, could take enforcement to a new and ugly level, Walsh said. "I don't know how far we want to open up this avenue that the neighbor doesn't like the color of my house, and so finds some chipped paint, and they can force me to change it."
Dallas Laird wondered how many police officers and code enforcement officers the city would need to hire if the property maintenance code went into effect.
On the other hand, Kenyne Humphrey and Mike Huber defended it.
"We still have landlords that, I can think of one in particular, certainly it's not about not having enough money," Humphrey said. "It's just a choice to be a cheapskate, and those are the ones we have a significant problem with."
Huber added the code would align with the requirements of the Tenant Landlord Act passed by the Legislature several years ago.
The city relies on good people to use their judgment to enforce the code, he said. "I'm pretty comfortable with this, and I'm generally not one that's really excited about a lot of regulations."
Morgan unsuccessfully proposed an amendment that would have stripped the Property Maintenance Code from the rest of the codes.
Before the vote on the ordinance, Walsh asked his fellow councilmembers to check their own properties and see if they would meet the requirements of the new code.
"If you vote for this, you have to, as soon as it comes into law, bring your own home up to compliance, or else you're setting a wrong example and you're being hypocritical," he said. "If you won't do it for yourself, do not ask other people to do it; don't mandate other people to do it."
Council unanimously passed the overall motion on the codes, but Shawn Johnson, Walsh and Morgan noted their opposition to the property maintenance code.
The second reading, with a public hearing, would be at the next council meeting at 6 p.m. July 3.
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Unless I was ill-informed, there wasn't a larger gathering of dromedaries in the world, other than at the famous Pushcar Camel Fair in India. I was lost in one-humped heaven! I buzzed around the massive site for twenty minutes or so in my goofy little white Toyota Yaris, trying to make sense of all the sandy chaos. This was an Emirati festival, not one geared for Westerners, and I was the odd-man-out. Or odd-lady-out, I should say, by the gawking of passing local men, who stared curiously down at me from their lofty SUV's. I pulled over near a couple of Bedouin women sitting in front of a tent, and asked for permission with primitive sign language for a photo. They nodded and smiled, and I clicked! Ah, my first photo-op success of the day, and I was hoping for many more. Right about then, a shiny gold Escalade pulled up, and down came its passenger window. "Where are you from?" a young man in fancy shades asked, his white Gutrah draped elegantly across his shoulder. "I'm from America," I replied, hoping with comic nervousnous that this was the right answer. "What are you doing here?" he went on, and I gave a basic answer with a jittery laugh. "I'm a photographer. I'm here taking pictures." "Then why haven't you taken my picture?" he went on incredulously, passing a manicured hand over his pristine scarf before giving me a coy pose. "Alrighty then," I answered, bringing up my camera for a quick click. "Thanks!" I said, and waved goodbye before rolling on. "This is going to be like shooting fish in a barrel," I said out loud. My next stop was at the Cultural Heritage Village. Again, I was the only Westerner in sight, just the way I liked it. Off the beaten path. In the real United Arab Emirates, as it once was, before skyscrapers and shopping malls. I was in my element. And clickity click click! I snapped away to my hearts content. Ate yummy fried dough balls (all fairs are the same!) slathered in sweet Yemeni honey and toasted sesame seeds; purchased some delightful Oud incense from an interesting older local woman, and drank aromatic cardomon-laced Arabic coffee served by her darling big-eyed grandson. What a fantastic day I was having! But I had yet to meet, face to face, what I had come here for. Camels. So I jumped back in the car and set out. Ten minutes later, and all alone, I was approaching a paddock full of curious long-necked critters. Why in the world is this wacky white woman walking over here? watery eyes implored, long lashes batting, velvety noses twitching and sniffing. "It's okay, babies," I crooned, realizing that they probably didn't know English, but had high hopes that they'd understand and appreciate my loving tone. Now I must digress for a moment to explain this childish and fool-hearty behavior. A month earlier, I had come across a phenomenal photo, a runner-up from the previous years Abu Dhabi through your Eyes photo contest, a gorgeous sepia pic of a little girl kissing the nose of a loving camel, and I had so related to this image, that it had brought me to tears. Standing here now before these regal beasts, I was absolutely determined, in my lofty middle-age, to become that child. So I placed myself bravely in front of the fence and waited, until the lead camel moved toward me, for what, I knew not. My faith was absurd. This animal could take my face off, if it wanted to, I thought. But still, I didn't budge. It was like some kind of initiation or right of passage that I was putting myself through. How was I going to explain my face mutilation by camel's teeth to my husband? This question hindered me not in the least. And I braced myself calmly, as the camel came right up and squished its nose firmly, but gently against mine. My camel's kiss at last! Two guys laughed from behind me. I hadn't even noticed them, so transfixed on the camels I'd been. "Sorry!" I exclaimed, backing away from the creatures. "No problem. No problem," they both assured, Afghani men, I could tell by their dress. "You like camels. It's okay." So I moved forward once again, and the friendly furry beast allowed me to pet on her all that I wanted. I was in animal-love bliss. Turned out to be a female. She literally put her head in my arms and cuddled with me. It was a religious experience, to say the least. And soon, the wacky white woman had an audience. Two Pakistanis, one Indian, one Emirati and a Saudi man were now gathered, along with the two Afghan guys, as I soaked up all the camel love that I could. They even offered to take a couple of pictures with my camera, to freeze the moment in time. And then I took a few pics of them. All the while, I was thinking that this was not an appropriate situation for a lone woman to be in, here in the Middle East. But the vibe remained cordial and innocent, and I put my faith in Allah that I was in good and honorable company. And I was right. When I'd had enough, I said my adieus and departed, with some terrific photos and great memories. And my sweet camel's kiss.


To start with: Sorry. I don't get what has happened but something is going on.
I asked a long time ago about how to make an adjustable frequency output from the delay node.
I looked in my post/question history (what I found) but for some reason, it isn't "working".
Today I was playing with that part of the flow and somehow it all went pear shaped.
I was mucking about on a couple of my machines, trying to optimise a flow. It went yuck and I tried to restore it from another machine.
But when I did that, it remained pear shaped.
But that part of the flow doesn't quite do what I want now.
Not a big thing, but in trying to get it, the problems started.
What I am wanting is that there is an output to (say for now) a debug node that shows the current delay time.
Ultimately it will go to a text output node. So before it is shown I will put it through a function node to divide the msg.payload by 1000.
rather than seeing it change from 10 seconds to (say) 20, I am getting a long pause then a spurt of outputs, which is not wanted.
I'll try working on it myself, but I don't seem to have a base line.
Please start using the Projects feature with git so that when you mess up you can easily get back to the last working version. That will save us all a lot of time.
That is a whole other can of worms for me.
In the mean time I got it working again and the flow is/seems to be behaving itself.
I shall spend some time studying what is going on and try to understand it better.
You might want to read the docs on the project feature.
You can host that Git repository yourself.
I appreciate that. I shall put it on the job list/queue.


Relevance – It generally takes a few years of trial and error to find the craft fairs that work best for your items and location. Keeping in touch with other local small business people doing similar fairs is very helpful, as is keeping a list of contact details for the different events together with a reminder in your calendar of when applications open. If you visit a good fair that you've not heard of before, get the contact details for next year and add them to your list.
Christmas markets in particular can be different to those at other times of the year. Customers are looking for gifts obviously, so in my range I find that ready made items tend to sell better than craft supplies. If possible, have a good spread of prices to cover stocking fillers up to larger price ranges, and think about whether your customers will be looking to buy your products for children as well as adults. Think about how you shop for your family and friends, and how you decide what to buy each person, then apply that thinking to your range to see how it fits and how best to package/display items to make them most appealing.
Insurance – Most craft fairs need you to have your own Public Liability Insurance. This is readily available for a reasonable price from various companies on the internet, either for single events or as annual cover. Choose the one that works out the most cost-effective for you, depending on the number of fairs and markets you hope to sell at.
Layout – It is always interesting to see what sellers use for display. Height is key; it enables customers to spot your stand from across the room, plus it gives you more space to display your items, particularly if you sell larger products such as cushions or bags.
Do a mock-up of your display a week or so beforehand; if you don't have a table just lay your cover out on the floor to the right size. Arrange your display and photograph it from several angles, then check your photos. It's far less stressful to make layout changes at this point than on the day, and you're more likely to pick up on extra signs or display equipment that you need beforehand too. I have been selling at craft fairs and markets for several years now, and still constantly change my layout and displays.
Equipment – I use 2 folding lightweight wooden bookcases to add height, one each end of my table, which cost not too much from ebay. On the top shelf of each I have display mannequins with sample products on, again giving more height and display space.
Rotating displays with hooks can be useful space-savers too, either on your tabletop or full height standing next to your table if you have the space (mention it on your application form; it's not usually a problem). These can declutter your display so customers can more easily see what is available, while still giving you the ability to display lots of item variations.
Lighting – is very important, especially towards Christmas when days can be very short and dark. If a customer can't see your items properly they won't be drawn to them or see their true potential. A couple of bright desk/clip lamps and a long extension lead is a valuable and not too costly investment from somewhere like Argos. Compare several types in use to see how bright they are before choosing which will work best for you.
Battery-powered strings of fairy lights and a few lengths of tinsel can add a festive touch to your Christmas stand for very little cost. I keep my craft fair Christmas decorations separate to the household ones, as Christmas craft fairs are often going on well before we're ready to decorate our home!
Do you sell items that will be worn? If so, take a well-sized mirror so a customer can get an idea of how the product looks in situ rather than in the packaging. Trying on a necklace to see the length is a lot easier than reading a measurement, and is more likely to secure that sale.
Offers – If you offer a discount for craft market sales, you will encourage customers to buy there and then rather than just take a business card (which you have dotted around your table of course!). It's easy to make a generic 'Show Offer' sign with a standard discount that you can use at each market. Make sure you print it in BIG (and colourful if you like!) font on A4 paper & laminate it if possible for durability, then pin it to your display stand at eye level.
Make sure your offer works for you as well as your customers – i.e. you're still making the profit you need after the discount.
Comfort – Standing at your stall all day can be a chilly business leading up to Christmas, even if you're undercover. Fleecy boots can help keep your feet warm, as can a large piece of cardboard (e.g. a recycled packaging box opened out) for you to stand on behind your stall – it's amazing how insulating that can be on a concrete or tarmac floor!
Take a flask of hot drink or soup if possible to sip throughout the day to keep you cosy and hydrated. Taking your own snacks and packed lunch keeps your costs lower too.
Reusable hand warmers are cheap to buy and very effective when held in your pocket or mitt. Just flex the warmer to click the metal disk inside and the disk will heat up and harden, then stay warm for several hours. To reuse, boil them until they soften again, cool and store in your craft fair box for your next event.
Money – Think about your prices and take a cash float that is useful for you. If you have an item that costs £1.95 you'll need to make sure you take 5 pence coins in your float – or maybe round up your price to £2!
If you're manning the stall by yourself it's useful to invest in a trader's money belt that clips around your waist. That way when you nip off to the toilet you haven't got to worry about your cash or phone going missing!
Receipts – If you're selling your items online too, it is helpful to write receipts (with carbon copy duplicates) for all of your sales. You can buy books of these online or in stationary stores like WHSmith. It looks more professional to the customer and gives you an easy way to check through the day's sales and adjust your online stock levels afterwards. Make sure you include a business card with each sale, or stamp your logo/web address on each receipt beforehand.
Payments – If you sell items over £10, being able to take card payments is essential in my experience. I have an iZettle card reader, which is the same as the PayPal reader but was on offer when I wanted to invest. I use it at every craft fair & market, and have even taken card payments for other sellers when they don't have the facility! All you need is wifi and maybe an electricity point to keep the reader charged up if you're selling for a full day. You install the reader's app on your phone, connect the phone to the reader using bluetooth and you're ready to take payments!
Overnight – If you're leaving your items in a gazebo or marquee overnight (e.g. for a 2-day fair), it's a good idea to take a large sheet of plastic to cover your stall overnight. Condensation builds up very easily on the inside ceiling of marquees with the day-night temperature changes, which will then drip down onto your precious handmade items if you forget that cover!
Most important of all – smile, speak to your customers and enjoy the day. Try to think up a standard opening line you can use as customers come to your stall; I ask people if they knit or crochet themselves. Engaging the customer in a chat makes both of you feel at ease and gives you the opportunity to easily introduce them to your products. If they don't want to join in just hand them one of your business cards and wish them an enjoyable day before they move on.
Even if you don't make a huge number of sales, you'll have increased your potential customers' knowledge of your business and products, made contact with other local small businesses and chatted to a whole bunch of new people too!
What are your experiences with Christmas markets? Anything that hasn't been mentioned? Tell us in the comments.


This 700g jar of gourmet beans from The Jelly Bean Factory is packed full with 36 different flavours of delicious jelly beans, presented in a clear plastic jar with a resealable lid so that the beans can be kept fresh.
This jar can also be re-used for storing vital objects around the house. Jelly Bean Factory beans are 'the natural choice' and free from gelatine, gluten, nuts and GMO.


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Elizabeth Kirschner
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Elizabeth Kirschner recently published her memoir, Waking the Bones, with The Piscataqua Press (Portsmouth, NH). She published six previous volumes of poetry including Surrender to Light (Cherry Grove Editions, 2009) and My Life as a Doll (Autumn House Press, 2008). My Life as a Doll was nominated for the Lenore Marshall Prize, and Kirschner was named Maine's Literary Arts Fellow in 2010. She has also published over two dozen essays with Coal Hill Review and is widely published in other literary magazines in the US and internationally.
Kirschner has been writing and teaching across four decades. Most recently she taught in Fairfield University's low-residency Program in Creative Writing. Extensive teaching experience includes Boston College, Boston University, and Carnegie-Mellon University. She now offers local Poetry and Memoir Writing Workshops.
Residency stays include The MacDowell Colony, Yaddo, and Gullkistan, Iceland.
Kirschner has collaborated with many classical composers including Carson Cooman and Thomas Oboe Lee, resulting in various CDs. She set her own poetry to Robert Schumann's love song cycle, retitled it The Dichterliebe in Four Seasons. She lives in a cottage named Sea Cabin on the water in Kittery Point, Maine, with her old dog, Larka. Learn more on Facebook.
Website: http://www.elizabethkirschner.com
Winning Entry: Waking the Bones
Contest Won: North Street Book Prize 2015, First Prize


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Q: Android Boot Service Doesn't Work My phone is HTC G18 and I'm working with the boot receiver.
The Android Manifest file is:
<receiver android:name=".BootReceiver">
        <intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.BOOT_COMPLETED" />
            <category android:name="android.intent.category.HOME" />
        </intent-filter>
    </receiver>

and the Java code is
public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {
    context.startService(new Intent(context, UpdaterService.class).addFlags(Intent.FLAG_INCLUDE_STOPPED_PACKAGES));
    Log.d("BootReceiver", "onReceived");
    Toast.makeText(context, "Test", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
}

When I use this command, the boot receiver will work on my phone.
adb shell am broadcast -a android.intent.action.BOOT_COMPLETED -c android.intent.category.HOME

But when I try to reboot to test, it will fail. I want this boot receiver will boot with the phone, how can I deal with this?

A: Make sure you have the permission in your manifest
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED"></uses-permission>

Also you might want to try adding your full package instead of the shorthand .BootReceiver. Such as:
com.yourpackage.receivers.BootReceiver

EDIT
Ah, and as mentioned in the comments. You MUST start the main activity of your application at least once otherwise Android will not call your boot receiver.

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Edo House of Assembly 'sacks' 12 lawmakers yet to inaugurated.
Edo House of Assembly 'sacks' 12 lawmakers-elect, this means declaring 12 vacant seat of lawmakers yet to inaugurated.
The seats declared vacant are Etsako West I, Etsako West II, Owan East, Owan West, Etsako Central, Etsako East and Esan Central.
Others are Uhunmwonde, Oredo East, Oredo West, Egor, Ovia North East I, Ovia North East II and Ovia South-west I.
Mr Idiaye said the other affected members failed to present themselves for the inauguration.
"Their constituents have been complaining and have come to us that they want their voices and concerns to be heard at the House. So, people who are willing to provide quality representation have to be elected to bring the matters of the distraught constituents to the floor for debate and legislation, where necessary," he said.
One of the affected lawmakers-elect, Washington Osifo, accused Mr Obaseki of "bringing back gangsterism" into the state politics.
"I have told people, this is not the governor I used to know," Mr Osifo, who was elected to represent Uhunmwode State Constituency, told PREMIUM TIMES, in July.
"The governor I used to know when he came (into power) was against any form of gangsterism.
"But because he is now gunning for a second term, all those things he came out to condemn, he is now the one welcoming them – arrogance, gangsterism – he has brought them back into the system," Mr Osifo said.
this is war..what do you guys think?


Following the previous article that discussed the importance of SDN for Wireless Transmission networks, it is time to focus on a specific problem of Wireless Transmission and see how it can be solved with SDN.
The problem selected is Bandwidth on Demand for Enterprise connectivity. Let's start with how enterprises are connected today.
Enterprises are typically connected using lines with fixed bandwidth. This fixed bandwidth is defined before the service is realized and becomes part of the contract between the Service Provider and the Enterprise e.g. "a 2 Mbps line between Site A and Site B with four 9's availability".
Once the requirement of the Enterprise is defined, the Service Operator starts planning, that contains two parts. The radio planning that defines the type of equipment required to implement the service, the radio "path" and therefore the Bill Of Quantity (BoQ) of equipment in case the infrastructure does not exist already. Once this is done, network planning starts that is about defining the QoS requirements to achieve the characteristics of the network service in terms of bandwidth and availability.
Following planning, the implementation phase begins that includes physical installations, radio initial setup, configuration and service provisioning and of course connectivity for Operation, Administration and Maintenance (OAM).
These communication services for Enterprises typically require a Network Terminal at Enterprise premises, where the Enterprise uses a dedicated port or multiple ports. The Network terminal can be a ethernet switch, or even a Wireless Point to Multi-Point terminal, as displayed in the figure.
What happens if the service needs to be modified, e.g. for more bandwith?
What can we do when bandwidth is required occasionally?
What happens if the traffic patterns are not predictable?
But why and when do enterprises need this flexibility?
Enterprises are gradually collecting and relying on big data, to analyze their performance, their customers behavior, their market and devise their strategy to succeed.
Also, the proliferation of cloud services and cloud networking is the second reason why enterprises need for bandwidth is growing and this affects also inter-enterprise communication.
The problem: Unpredictable bandwidth demands and traffic patterns!
Bandwidth peaks can exceed the mean by 10x, 20x or more – and can last anywhere from tens of minutes to several hours or even longer.
Can we solve the problems without a new paradigm?
Contracting for a private line or for a committed information rate (CIR) sized to accommodate such peaks is at best not cost efficient and for some Enterprises just prohibitively expensive.
Trying to dynamically adapt to the demand is also not possible, as contracts would need to be re-negotiated, planning would need to be redone and network re-configurations would need to take place carefully, to avoid service disruption and therefore unhappy customers.
The solution is dynamic services! Many verticals, including manufacturing, media and entertainment find dynamic services very interesting and would be willing to invest to achieve this flexibility. Is there any way to do it? Enter SDN.
OpenFlow-based Wireless Transmission SDN will enable carriers to offer bandwidth on demand (BWoD) services that will allow their customers to dynamically establish and subsequently resize connectivity between their sites as necessary—and to pay only for the network resources that they actually use.
of the wireless transmission network operated by the service carrier. This can be done using Point to Multi Point (PtMP) network terminals at customer premises, which are connected to PtMP Hubs or base stations and are then backhauled over Point to Point Wireless Radio Links.
In this case, the user network interface (UNI) is typically Ethernet (e.g., 10/100GbE). Forwarding from the UNI may be physical port-based or logical sub-port–based, in which case customer traffic is mapped to its respective BWoD "switched virtual leased line" (SVLL) by matching ingress VLAN IDs.
Inter-site switching of the SVLL will be radio-based, as displayed in the diagram.
On-demand connections are established by the customer interacting with a bandwidth broker/scheduler application hosted on an SDN controller.
Requested connection parameters are communicated through a portal or over a northbound API (NBI).
The portal realizes a self-service approach, where the customer orders bandwidth, i.e. it is not dynamic but still it is flexible!
The northbound API allows operations users, customer clients, and applications to request SDN communications services directly from the Control Layer.
The broker/scheduler application first validates the request against the customer's contracted policy (e.g., endpoints or maximum aggregate bandwidth) and then invokes the path computation element (PCE) to determine whether a viable path exists.
If so, it proceeds to instantiate the connection—either immediately or when scheduled—via the SDN controller.
The SDN controller again uses the path computation element (PCE) to identify the best path and issues OpenFlow commands to the NEs to establish the bi-directional connection, including the mapping from client port to connection origination point, the hop-by-hop intermediate connections, and the connection termination point to client port de-mapping.
The key here is the resources of released or decremented connections to become immediately available for other connections.
sub-port mapping identifiers (e.g., VLAN ID), if applicable.
In addition, the connection request may be for immediate instantiation or a specified scheduled time in the future, and for an indefinite or specified duration.
SDN–enabled bandwidth on demand provides when realized on Wireless Tranmsissin Networks used for Enterprise Connectivity will benefit end customers and network operators alike.
End customers will become able to receive high bit-rate, deterministic capacity on a temporary basis when and where they need it, without the cost burden of over-provisioned private lines with long-term contracts.
Priced intelligently, the network operator increases overall revenues by increasing their addressable market to those who can't afford such contracts. At the same time, the operator increases return on assets by selling capacity several times over per month and for higher value per time unit than a flat monthly fee yields.


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Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science
Isolation of brucella spp from milk of brucellosis positive cows in São Paulo and Minas Gerais states
Helio Langoni Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia, Departamento de Higiene Veterinária e Saúde Pública, Botucatu, SP
Sílvio Massaru Ichihara Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia, Departamento de Higiene Veterinária e Saúde Pública, Botucatu, SP
Aristeu Vieira da Silva Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia, Departamento de Higiene Veterinária e Saúde Pública, Botucatu, SP
Renata Bonini Pardo Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia, Departamento de Higiene Veterinária e Saúde Pública, Botucatu, SP
Flávia Bechelli Tonin Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia, Departamento de Higiene Veterinária e Saúde Pública, Botucatu, SP
Lia Jeanne Pereira Mendonça Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia, Departamento de Higiene Veterinária e Saúde Pública, Botucatu, SP
José Aparecido Dorta Machado
https://doi.org/10.1590/S1413-95962000000600004
Milk, Brucella abortus, Cows, Brucellosis
Brucellosis is a chronic zoonosis that plays an important role in Public Health. Considering the lack of data in Brazil regarding its presence in raw milk and non-pasteurized dairy products, we determined the presence of brucellae in milk from brucellosis positive animals. The slide agglutination test (SAT), tube agglutination test (TAT) and TAT treated with 2-mercaptoethanol were used to identify positive animals in studied herds. For 3 days, 300 ml milk samples/cow (75 ml/teat) were collected from all productive quarters of the positive animals. These were mixed and centrifuged. Part of the pellet and of the supernatant were inoculated in Farrel and Brodie-Sinton (BS) media supplemented with antimicrobial agents. The inoculated plates and tubes were incubated at 37ºC for 7 days, with 10 per cent CO2 atmosphere. The suspected bacterial growth in BS media was immediately cultivated in agar Brucella media, under the same conditions. Colonies were submitted to identification procedures including Gram stain, CO2 requirement, H2S production, urease activity and growth in the presence of thionin and fuchsin. Of the 49 analysed samples, 15 (30.61%) contained Brucella abortus. The distribution was as follows: biotype 1 in one sample (2.04%), biotype 2 in eight (16.32%) and biotype 3 in six samples (12.25%).
Langoni, H., Ichihara, S. M., Silva, A. V. da, Pardo, R. B., Tonin, F. B., Mendonça, L. J. P., & Machado, J. A. D. (2000). Isolation of brucella spp from milk of brucellosis positive cows in São Paulo and Minas Gerais states. Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science, 37(6), 444-448. https://doi.org/10.1590/S1413-95962000000600004
The journal content is authorized under the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license (summary of the license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 | full text of the license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode)
Helio Langoni, Aristeu Vieira da Silva, Sandia Bergamaschi Pezerico, Vanessa Yuri de Lima, Utilization of modified agglutination test and indirect immunofluorescent antibody test for the detection of Toxoplasma gondii antibodies in naturally exposed horses , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 44 No. 1 (2007)
Veruska Maia da Costa, Rodrigo da Costa Silva, Jonas Lotufo Branti, José Rafael Módolo, Helio Langoni, Prevalence and geographical distribution of Toxoplasma gondii in dogs in the urban area of Botucatu, SP, Brazil , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 50 No. 2 (2013)
Helio Langoni, Antonio Carlos Linhares, Fernando Antonio de Avila, Aristeu Vieira Da Silva, Acacia Orieth Elias, Contribution to the study of diarrhea etiology in neonate dairy calves in São Paulo state, Brazil , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 41 No. 5 (2004)
Amanda Keller Siqueira, Tatiana Salerno, Gustavo Henrique Batista Lara, Larissa Anuska Zeni Condas, Valéria Cataneli Pereira, Danilo Flávio Moraes Riboli, Fernando josé Paganini Listoni, Aristeu Vieira da Silva, Domingos da Silva Leite, Maria de Lourdes Ribeiro de Souza da Cunha, Márcio Garcia Ribeiro, Enterotoxin genes, multidrug resistance, and molecular typing of Staphylococcus spp. isolated from organic bovine milk , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 54 No. 1 (2017)
Gentil Ferreira Gomçalves, Ney Luis Pippi, Marshal Costa Leme, Amaury Teixeira Custódio, Aristeu Vieira da Silva, Patrícia Romagnolli, José Ricardo Pachaly, João Marco Pancera Bottin, Francislaine Aparecida dos Reis Livero, Correlation between arterial pressure and blood flow in the external ophthalmic artery in cats (felis catus linnaeus, 1758) , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 45 No. 1 (2008)
Helio Langoni, Luiz Carlos de Souza, Aristeu Vieira Da Silva, Eva Laurice Pereira Cunha, Rodrigo Costa da Silva, Epidemiological aspects in leptospirosis: Research of anti-Leptospira spp antibodies, isolation and biomolecular research in bovines, rodents and workers in rural properties from Botucatu, SP, Brazil , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 45 No. 3 (2008)
Renata Bonini Pardo, Hélio Langoni, Lia Jeanne Pereira Mendonça, Kung Dahr Chi, Isolation of Mycobacterium spp. in milk from cows suspected or positive to tuberculosis , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 38 No. 6 (2001)
Hélio Langoni, Aristeu Vieira da Silva, Kenio de Gouvea Cabral, Eva Laurice Pereira Cunha, André Antonio Cutolo, Prevalence of toxoplasmosis in cats from São Paulo and Paraná States , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 38 No. 5 (2001)
Cassiano Victoria, Helio Langoni, Ocurrence of clinical and subclinical mastitis in dairy herd caused by Trichosporon beigelii , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 43 No. 2 (2006)
Marcos Eielson Pinheiro de Sá, Maria de Lourdes Ribeiro de Souza da Cunha, Acacia Orieth Elias, Cassiano Victória, Helio Langoni, Importance of Staphylococcus aureus in bovine subclinical mastitis: presence of enterotoxins, shock syndrome toxin and relationship with somatic cell count , Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science: Vol. 41 No. 5 (2004)


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Why Open Systems
Written by Craig Galbraith
Gavriella Schuster explains her decision to join the Open Systems board this way:
"What Open Systems is doing is really leveraging Microsoft 100% — Azure Sentinel and Defender — and making real use of that in a way I don't see anyone else in the market doing," she said. "So the customer already owns [that] and then [needs] services."
For instance, more end users need help protecting against phishing and other email threats, as well as more expertise in safeguarding data and privacy. Open Systems "has a lot of those threat vectors covered, so the customer doesn't necessarily have to buy other tools and can actually shed some of the other tools they've purchased. Then the partner can really focus on the expertise that Open Systems offers to them and be that frontline."
In this scenario, partners manage the assets and do Tier 1 support. That's a plus, Schuster says.
"One of the things Open Systems does is … help the customer identify which assets they want to most heavily invest," she said. From there, ensuing guidance comes from the partner.
"The partner can then be the CISO, in some cases, for some of these midmarket customers," she said.
When you consider what Schuster says on the very last slide, this approach makes perfect sense.
Craig Galbraith
Craig Galbraith is the editorial director for Channel Futures and Channel Partners, joining the team in 2008. Before that, he spent more than 11 years as an anchor, reporter and managing editor in television newsrooms in North Dakota and Washington state. Craig is a proud Husky, having graduated from the University of Washington. He makes his home in the Phoenix area.
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Home » Mortgage News » Refinance » Are you in a refinancing zone?
Are you in a refinancing zone?
Recent years have seen the lowest mortgage rates ever, so there is a widespread assumption that anybody who could benefit from refinancing has already done so. However, the federal government estimates that there are hundreds of thousands of mortgages that could still potentially benefit from the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP).
The government has produced an interactive map which shows where the most potential HARP beneficiaries are. If you are in one of these areas -- think of them as the refinancing zones -- you should take a look at whether you could benefit by refinancing with a HARP loan.
HARP addresses one of the chronic problems that has plagued homeowners since the housing bubble burst in 2006 -- depressed home prices left some mortgage borrowers owing more than their homes are now worth, making them ineligible for refinancing by conventional means. For borrowers with these so-called underwater loans, the low mortgage rates of recent years were meaningless, because they were unable to refinance into those rates.
You must be up to date on your loan payments, with no payments over 30 days late in the past six months, and no more than one such late payment in the past year.
The home in question must be your primary residence, a single-unit second home, or a 1- to 4-unit investment property.
Your loan must be owned by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.
Your remaining loan balance must be at least 80 percent of your property's current value.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) urges homeowners to check on their eligibility even if they have been turned down for a HARP loan in the past, because the requirements have been streamlined since the program was initiated.
How many borrowers meet those criteria? The FHFA estimated that as of mid 2014, there were over 700,000 mortgage loans that would be eligible for HARP and should have a financial incentive to refinance. There are particularly high concentrations of these loans in states where housing values have been slow to recover.
Anyone who has not been able to refinance due to an underwater loan should consider the HARP program; but in particular, people in these potentially heavy refinancing zones should be encouraged to look into it.
Depressed home prices have left many mortgage borrowers on the outside looking in at the best mortgage rates in history. HARP is a key that can open up the opportunity to refinance for many homeowners, but that key will not be available forever. With HARP scheduled to expire at the end of 2015, underwater borrowers should not delay checking up on their ability to refinance through this program.


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Well, we got Riley's allergy test back and the poor guy is pretty much allergic to life itself (but not cats or humans!).
So as a 'i'm sorry you got 70 pricks of a needle today', Grandma/Grandpa bought him a new bed (sans cedar!), his other mommy (not me) bought him a squeaker toy and THIS mommy (me) bought him a new wall hook for his leash.


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Q: Python - Checking if all and only the letters in a list match those in a string? I'm creating an Anagram Solver in Python 2.7.
The solver takes a user inputted anagram, converts each letter to a list item and then checks the list items against lines of a '.txt' file, appending any words that match the anagram's letters to a possible_words list, ready for printing.
It works... almost!

# Anagram_Solver.py

anagram = list(raw_input("Enter an Anagram: ").lower())

possible_words = []

with file('wordsEn.txt', 'r') as f:

    for line in f:

        if all(x in line + '\n' for x in anagram) and len(line) == len(anagram) + 1:

            line = line.strip()
            possible_words.append(line)

print "\n".join(possible_words)

For anagrams with no duplicate letters it works fine, but for words such as 'hello', the output contains words such as 'helio, whole, holes', etc, as the solver doesn't seem to count the letter 'L' as being 2 separate entries?
What am I doing wrong? I feel like there is a simple solution that I'm missing?
Thanks!

A: This is probably easiest to solve using a collections.Counter
>>> from collections import Counter
>>> Counter('Hello') == Counter('loleH')
True
>>> Counter('Hello') == Counter('loleHl')
False

The Counter will check that the letters and the number of times that each letter is present are the same.

A: Your code does as it's expected. You haven't actually made it check whether a letter appears twice (or 3+ times), it just checks if 'l' in word twice, which will always be True for all words with at least one l.
One method would be to count the letters of each word. If the letter counts are equal, then it is an anagram. This can be achieved easily with the collections.Counter class:
from collections import Counter
anagram = raw_input("Enter an Anagram: ").lower()

with file('wordsEn.txt', 'r') as f:
    for line in f:
        line = line.strip()
        if Counter(anagram) == Counter(line):
            possible_words.append(line)

print "\n".join(possible_words)

Another method would be to use sorted() function, as suggested by Chris in the other answer's comments. This sorts the letters in both the anagram and line into alphabetical order, and then checks to see if they match. This process runs faster than the collections method.
anagram = raw_input("Enter an Anagram: ").lower()

with file('wordsEn.txt', 'r') as f:
    for line in f:
        line = line.strip()
        if sorted(anagram) == sorted(line):
            possible_words.append(line)

print "\n".join(possible_words)


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Q: Central Authentication Service (CAS) Reauthentication for Secure Content I'm designing an SSO solution for my company using CAS. One requirement I'm facing that I'm not sure how to deal with is that one of the apps being fronted by CAS has a few pages considered "Highly Sensitive". While all apps should use CAS, when a user wants to access these particular pages, depending on business rules, they may be required to log in again.
I've seen something similar done in spring security using the "Remember Me" functionality to represent the broader idea of being logged in, but I would expect things to be different with CAS. For instance, assuming I've detected that reauthentication is required, forwarding a user back to the CAS login would simply allow the user to auto-login again. Or am I asking too much of CAS in this case and should I just write my own secondary login?


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Back from the Beyond
Hello, Gentle Readers. I'm sorry to have been away so long. I spent the COVID lockdown and a long summer of isolation writing a book that will hopefully be published in mid-2021. Now that is accomplished, I'm planning to start a new series of articles here. Thank you for your patience. In the meantime, enjoy this recent addition to my small collection of "hidden mother" photos. The original is a cased tintype from about 1862. (Colorized by by the AI program DeOldify). Ω
Because little can be seen of this nicely dressed infant's hair, its sex cannot be deduced. Mum, crouching behind the chair, wears a bonnet that dates to perhaps 1861. Her forehead can just be seen beneath the bonnet's brim and row of decorative flowers. One pagoda sleeve of her dress and one hand is visible at left.
Author Ann Longmore-EtheridgePosted on October 13, 2020 October 13, 2020 Categories hidden mother, Uncategorized, Unidentified TintypesTags 1860s, child, hidden mother, tintype, United States, USA1 Comment on Back from the Beyond
A Master Mariner's Mourning Brooch
Mourning Brooch for Master Mariner Joshua Goodale, who died March 1850, aged 74. This gold-plated brooch has seen some rough handling. The plate is worn on the bezel surrounding the glass-capped compartment and the pin is missing. Ann Longmore-Etheridge Collection.
Joshua Goodale, master mariner, merchant, and agent for Salem Iron Company, was born on 1 November, 1775, in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, and died 3 March, 1850, in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.
He was the son of Joshua Goodale (1753-1795), a blacksmith, and Mary Henfield (1752-1821). His siblings were: Lydia (b, abt. 1782), who married Solomon Towne; she married, secondly, Hale Late of Newbury; Poll (b. abt. 1784); Thankful (b. abt. 1787), who married Nathan Green on July 15, 1813; Hannah (b. abt. 1790); and Nathan (b. abt. 1793).
Goodale was already an old name in Salem by the time of Joshua's birth. Robert Goodale with his wife Katherine Killam and three children came from England on the ship Elizabeth in 1634. After immigrating to Massachusetts, the couple had six more children.
According to the Pickering Genealogy: Being an Account of the First Three Generations of the Pickering Family of Salem, Mass., by Harrison Ellery and Charles Pickering Bowditch, "Mr. Goodale began his business life in the counting-room of the eminent merchant William Gray, and, in 1794, was sent by him to the West Indies as a supercargo. He afterward became the agent for the Salem Iron Company, and at one time was in New Orleans in business. On the decline of trade in Salem, he moved to Boston.
"Mr. Goodale was a man of spotless character, very temperate, and even abstemious in his habits. His form was erect, and his gait elastic to the last, while he retained the manners of a gentleman of the old school. He was inclined to reprove the errors of others, but always without harshness, and in a way peculiar to himself. At the time of his death, Mr. Goodale was the oldest member of the Park Street Church, Boston."
On 22 October, 1804, in Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts, Goodale married Rebecca Page, the daughter of Captain Samuel Page (1753–1814) and Rebecca Putnam (1755–1838) of Danvers, the small village next to Salem. One of Rebecca's relations was Ann Putnam, a chief accuser during the witch hysteria of 1692-1693.
The couple had a number of children: Joshua Safford (b. 6 May 1808); Samuel Page (b. and d. 1810); Rebekah Putnam (b. 1811); Mary Henfield (b. 6 March1814); Samuel Page (b. 9 August 1818), and Eliza Ann (b. 1819), of whom the Pickering Genealogy notes, "[Goodale's] portrait, which was painted while he was in New Orleans, is now in the possession of his daughter, Miss Eliza A. Goodale, of Highland Avenue, Newtonville, Mass."
Of his wife, the Pickering Genealogy states, "Mrs. Goodale's father was a Revolutionary patriot. He enlisted at the breaking of the Revolution, and took part in the battles of Lexington and of Monmouth and was with Washington at the crossing of the Delaware and at Valley Forge. He also served in the campaign of 1779 and was present with company at the storming of Stony Point. After the war, he became a successful merchant, filled many public offices, and was distinguished for his integrity and moral worth. Ω
Author Ann Longmore-EtheridgePosted on October 10, 2019 November 26, 2019 Categories Identified Mourning Brooches, UncategorizedTags Essex County, family, funeral customs, geneology, Goodale family, history, Massachusetts, mourning, mourning jewelry, people, Regency, Salem, United States, USA, Victorian eraLeave a comment on A Master Mariner's Mourning Brooch
Miss Mattie Bell in Mourning
An albumen carte de visite (CDV) of Anna Martha Bell Tillet wearing mourning for her mother by "Elrod & Son, Opposite Court House, Main Street, Lexington, KY," probably taken in 1873. Ann Longmore-Etheridge Collection.
She was christened Anna Martha Bell, but she was always known as "Mattie." The baby girl was born 9 July, 1857, in Erie, Miami County, Indiana to a father with the unusual name Pleasant Lilly Bell (1809-1882). According to his 20 July, 1879, obituary, "Mr. Bell was born in [Vevay,] Switzerland County [Indiana] in 1814, two years before the admission of Indiana to the sisterhood of states. He came to this part of the state [Miami County] when yet a young man and worked on the Wabash & Erie Canal which the state was then constructing. He was a resident of Miami for more than 40 years. His reputation was spotless and he was in high esteem by all who knew him."
Pleasant was the son of Armiger Lilly Bell (1771-1816) and his wife Sarah Blackford (1779-1848). Armiger Bell was born in Fluvanna, Virginia, 10 January, 1771. He was the third youngest of a dozen children. The Bell family was large, well off, and owned land and slaves. Armiger later sailed down the Ohio River to Kentucky, meeting his future wife Sarah, and married her on 31 March, 1795. The couple settled near Vevey and took up farming in what was then a heavily forested area.
After Armiger's death on 5 November, 1816, his eldest son James took over the farm, until his mother remarried in 1821 and his new stepfather took over from her son. Her second husband, John White, appears to have been abusive and volatile. Ultimately, he mysteriously vanished while taking a herd of hogs to market. Sarah eventually came to live with her son Pleasant and his family. She died in 1848 and is buried in the Tillett Cemetery.
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Author Ann Longmore-EtheridgePosted on February 1, 2019 June 14, 2019 Categories Identified CDVs, UncategorizedTags 19th century, Bell family, early photography, family, geneology, history, Indiana, Peru, Switzerland County, Tillet family, United States, USA, Vevey, Victorian era, Women2 Comments on Miss Mattie Bell in Mourning
Callithumpian band? Wholesale arrests? Mayor Ephraim Smyser Hugentugler? Enjoy this retelling of a shambolic day in York, Pennsylvania, by historian James Rada, Jr.
Time Will Tell
Continental Square in York, Pa. Courtesy of the York History Center.
The metallic reverberating sound of gongs repeatedly sounded throughout downtown York, Pa., in August of 1925. It was a sound people recognized as the alert on a fire truck. Somewhere in York, a fire was burning.
"During the disturbance patrons of theaters, hurriedly snatched their wraps and fled from the amusement places to 'go to the fire.' Others telephoned or went to their homes," The York Dispatch reported.
People attending a municipal band concert at Farquhar Park heard the gongs over the music and streamed out of the park, seeking the fire or their homes to make sure that it wasn't burning.
The problem was that there was no fire. "A callithumpian band mounted on a truck which also carried, despite their objections the bride and bridegroom, coursed about downtown streets for about an hour last evening," The York…
Author Ann Longmore-EtheridgePosted on January 25, 2018 January 25, 2018 Categories Guest Posts, UncategorizedTags Fire Fighting, Genealogy, history, Pennsylvania, United States, USA, YorkLeave a comment on Band on the Run
Remembering the Fairy Wedding
The wedding of Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren was so popular that children in wedding attire began to reenact the marriage ceremony.
A carte de visite of the Thumb-Warren "Fairy Wedding" published by E. & H. T. Anthony, 1863. Original image by Mathew Brady.
By Beverly Wilgus
The highlight of the 1863 New York City social season was the February 10 "Fairy Wedding" at Grace Episcopal Church of two of P. T. Barnum's "little people," Charles Sherwood Stratton and Mercy Lavinia Warren Bump. In the theatrical world, they were known as General Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren—he stood 2'10"; she, 2'6″. There were 2,000 invited guests and Barnum also sold tickets to the reception after the wedding for $75 each. Although 15,000 ticket requests came in, only 5,000 were available. One newspaper, the Cleveland Daily Leader, noted that after the particulars were announced by Barnum, "then followed such a universal toadyism…all for the sake of begging, buying, or stealing invitations to the wedding."
In spite of the event's commercial nature, Tom and Lavinia's marriage was a true love match. (Barnum, however, thought Lavinia was too tall for Tom and that her smaller sister Minnie would have been a better choice of a bride.) Lavinia had also been romantically pursued by Thumb's rival performer, George Washington Morrison Nutt, whose stage name was Commodore Nutt, but Lavinia's heart belonged to the Little General from the start. After their marriage, the couple lived in domestic harmony for twenty years until Tom's death on July 15, 1883.
A stereoview published by E. & H. T. Anthony of a reenactment of the "Fairy Wedding" in a photographer's studio. Left to right: Best Man Commodore Nutt; Groom General Tom Thumb; Bride Lavinia Warren; and Bridesmaid Minnie Bump, Lavinia's sister, who was also known as Minnie Warren. The minister behind them was either Reverend Mr. Wiley, who read the service, or the Reverend Dr. Taylor, who read the benediction, or possibly a costumed stand-in.
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Author Ann Longmore-EtheridgePosted on March 28, 2017 November 26, 2019 Categories Guest Posts, Identified CDVs, Stereoviews, Uncategorized, Unidentified Photos, VariousTags 1860s, carte de visite, CDV, Charles Sherwood Stratton, Fairy Wedding, little people, Mathew Brady, Mercy Lavinia Warren Bump, P. T. Barnum, stereoview, Tom Thumb, United States, USA, Victorian era, wedding12 Comments on Remembering the Fairy Wedding


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Marty Turco, född 13 augusti, 1975 i Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Kanada, är en kanadensisk före detta professionell ishockeymålvakt. Turco spelade under sin aktiva karriär över 10 säsonger NHL för lagen Dallas Stars, Chicago Blackhawks och Boston Bruins.

Turco bevisade under sina år i NHL att han var en av de absolut bästa målvakterna i ligan. Han hade en räddningsprocent på dryga 90% i ett flertal säsonger, och han har blivit tilldelad priset Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award 2001 och 2003 för den högsta räddningsprocenten av alla målvakter i NHL.

Turco spelade för Djurgårdens IF under NHL-strejken 2004–05.

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M = Matcher, V = Vinster, F = Förluster, O = Oavgjorda, ÖTF = Förluster på övertid, MIN = Spelade minuter, IM = Insläppta Mål, N = Nollor, GIM = Genomsnitt insläppta mål per match, R% = Räddningsprocent

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Statistik från  5 mars , 2012

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Spelarprofil på eliteprospects.com
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Spelare i Michigan K-Wings
Ishockeyspelare i Michigan Wolverines
Alumner från University of Michigan
Vinnare av Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award
Vinnare av NHL Foundation Player Award
Spelare valda i NHL Entry Draft 1994
Spelare valda av Dallas Stars i NHL Entry Draft
Idrottare från Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario