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Take a bottle of water, turn it upside down, and pour the water into the bowl. Note that the water flows slowly and fitfully. Repeat the experiment, swirling the bottle before beginning to pour. Note the formation of a "tornado" funnel and the rapid flow of water.
When we turn the bottle over, water wants to leave the bottle, while air wants to enter. The water's flow is interrupted by air bubbles trying to enter the bottle. When the bottle is spun, the resulting centrifugal force pushes the water against the walls. The effect is enhanced when we open the bottle. An air channel is created in the central "axis" around which the liquid vortex rotates. As a result, the water leaving and air entering can occur in parallel. The stream becomes uninterrupted, letting the water flow faster.


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China, Taiwan to Hold Historic Talks
Taiwanese protest Saturday's meeting between Ma Ying-jeou and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Leaders from Taiwan and China will meet face-to-face for the first time since 1949 this Saturday.
The two governments do not recognize each other. China claims that Taiwan is part of its territory. It views Taiwan as a breakaway state. The Chinese government wishes to reunify Taiwan with China. Most living in the Taiwanese democracy wish to remain separated from the Chinese.
Reactions in China and Taiwan differ. The Chinese view the meeting as a historic milestone. Some Taiwanese worry the meeting could damage its democracy.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou will meet in Singapore.
Taiwan officials told VOA that no agreements will be signed. The two leaders plan to speak about a stronger peace between Taiwan and China. They will conduct separate press conferences. Then, the two leaders will dine together in the evening.
The meeting comes weeks before Taiwan holds general and presidential elections. Taiwanese politicians were concerned about the talks. They worry about unification discussions. Some formed a rally in the capital, Taipei. Protesters urged President Ma to call off the meeting. Others demanded President Ma to leave office.
The history between communist China and democratic Taiwan is a tense history. The nationalist Chinese – assisted by the Americans - lost the three-year civil war in 1949. By the end of 1949, the nationalists fled to Taiwan. The communist Chinese have controlled mainland China since 1949.
Relations between Taiwan and China have improved during Ma's time in office. He became president of Taiwan in 2008. He has signed 23 trade agreements with the Chinese.
The United States had diplomatic relations with Taiwan for 30 years until 1979. Then, the U.S. recognized China as the "sole legal government," including Taiwan, says the U.S. Department of State. However, the United States continues "a robust unofficial relationship" with Taiwan.
I'm Jim Tedder.
William Ide reported on this story for VOANews.com. Jim Dresbach adapted this story for Learning English. Kathleen Struck was the editor.
milestone – n. a very important event
rally – n. a public meeting to support or oppose someone or something
breakaway – adj. having become separate from a larger group or country
reunify – v. to make something, such as a divided country, whole again
nationalist – adj. relating to nationalism
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Q: numpy dtype error - (structured array creation) I am having some trouble understanding why the following does not work:
np.dtype(dict(names="10", formats=np.float64))

I have been struggling with this because I would like to get the recfunctions function in numpy to work, but due to issues with the numpy.dtype, I haven't been successful.  This is the error I am receiving at the moment:
dtype = np.dtype(dict(names=names, formats=formats))
ValueError: all items in the dictionary must have the same length.

I want to get a data structure that will contain a type of record array with multiple columns of data within each assigned field - similar to a dictionary where each value is a 2d array or several columns of data.  Typically the data may end up being ~6 columns, ~2000 rows for each key or record, with ~200 records.
Here is what I have tried in a complete script: (although still giving the same error)
import numpy as np
from numpy.lib import recfunctions

# Just function to make random data
def make_data(i, j):
    # some arbitrary function to show that the number of columns may change, but rows stay the same length
    if i%3==0:
        data = np.array([[i for i in range(0,1150)]*t for t in range(0,3)])
    else:
        data = np.array([[i for i in range(0,1150)]*t for t in range(0,6)])
    return data

def data_struct(low_ij, high_ij):

    """
    Data Structure to contain several columns of data for different combined values between "low ij" and "high ij"

    Key: "(i, j)"
    Value: numpy ndarray (multidimensional)
    """

    for i in range(0,low_ij+1):
        for j in range(0,high_ij+1):
            # Get rid of some of the combinations
            # (unimportant)
            if(i<low_ij and j<low_ij):
                break
            elif(i<j):
                break

            # Combinations of interest to create structure
            else:
                names = str(i)+str(j)
                formats = np.float64
                data = np.array(make_data(i, j))
                try:
                    data_struct = recfunctions.append_fields(base=data_struct, names=names, data=data, dtypes=formats)
                # First loop will assign data_struct using this exception,
                # then proceed to use the try statement to add on the rest of the data
                except UnboundLocalError:
                    dtype = np.dtype(dict(names=names, formats=formats))
                    data_struct = np.array(data, dtype=dtype)

    return data_struct

A: You must pass a list of values and a list of formats, not a single value and a single format. if you debug the issue, you will find that
type(names)   # result is <type 'str'>
type(formats) # result is <type 'type'>

It then happens that the dict is initialized to
{'formats': numpy.float64, 'names': '30'}

while each of formats and names should be a list.
EDIT: moreover, notice that formats should be a list of strings, like ['float64','u8'], etc..

A: Looks like you are trying to construct a structured array something like:
In [152]: names=['1','2','3','4']
In [153]: formats=[(float,2),(float,3),(float,2),(float,3)]
In [154]: dt=np.dtype({'names':names, 'formats':formats})
In [156]: ds=np.zeros(5, dtype=dt)

In [157]: ds
Out[157]:
array([([0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]),
       ([0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]),
       ([0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]),
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In [159]: ds['1']=np.arange(10).reshape(5,2)
In [160]: ds['2']=np.arange(15).reshape(5,3)

In other words, multiple fields, each with a different number of 'columns' (shape).
Here I create initialize the whole array, and then fill the fields individually.  That seems to be the most straight forward way of creating complex structured arrays.
You are trying to build such an array incrementally, starting with one field, and adding new ones with recfunctions.append_fields
In [162]: i=1;
   ds2 = np.array(np.arange(5),dtype=np.dtype({'names':[str(i)],'formats':[float]}))
In [164]: i+=1;
   ds2=recfunctions.append_fields(base=ds2,names=str(i),dtypes=float,
      data=np.arange(5), usemask=False,asrecarray=False)
In [165]: i+=1;
   ds2=recfunctions.append_fields(base=ds2,names=str(i),dtypes=float,
      data=np.arange(5), usemask=False,asrecarray=False)

In [166]: ds2
Out[166]:
array(data = [(0.0, 0.0, 0.0) (1.0, 1.0, 1.0) (2.0, 2.0, 2.0)
    (3.0, 3.0, 3.0) (4.0, 4.0, 4.0)],
    dtype = [('1', '<f8'), ('2', '<f8'), ('3', '<f8')])

This works when the appended fields all have 1 'column'.  With the masking they can even have different numbers of 'rows'.  But when I try to vary the internal shape it has problems appending the field.  marge_arrays isn't any more successful.
Even if we can get the incremental recfunctions approach to work, it probably will be slower than the initialize-and-fill approach.  Even if you don't know the shape of each of the fields at the start, you could collect them all in a dictionary, and assemble the array from that.  This kind of structured array isn't any more compact or efficient than a dictionary.  It just makes certain styles of data access (across fields) more convenient.

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ABA Legal Guide to Independent Filmmaking
The American Bar Association's Legal Guide to Independent Filmmaking is the authoritative handbook you need to lead you through the legal morass of producing an independent film.
Publisher: American Bar Association
The American Bar Association's Legal Guide to Independent Filmmaking is the authoritative handbook you need to lead you through the legal morass of producing an independent film, from the moment you get the crazy idea to do such a thing, through financing, development, principal photography, distribution, and the too-often overlooked subject of delivery. Each chapter contains a general road map for the phase of filmmaking covered by that chapter, including the relevant forms and contracts, which come with plenty of explanatory info and some select negotiating Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section.
This Legal Guide to Independent Filmmaking is perfect for entertainment and intellectual property lawyers; art, design, trade, and law schools; and burgeoning artists with an idea, in need of a guide to get them to inception. It s a practical, prescriptive form book for legal professionals and burgeoning filmmakers and includes employment and nondisclosure agreements and licensing deals you'll need.
Practitioner's Guide to Project-Based Vouchers: A Successor to the Beginner's Guide
Qualifying to Do Business in Another State: The CSC® 50-State Guide to Qualification
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Nagel - Name Meaning, What does Nagel mean?
Nagel as a boys' name is of German origin, and the meaning of Nagel is "nail maker". Occupational name.
Nagel is alike in pronunciation to Niguel and Nygel. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Angel, Cadel, Cael, Capel, Carel, Dael, Darel, Gael▲, Gamel, Hamel, Harel, Havel, Hazel▼, Jael, Jamel▼, Jarel, Kael, Kapel, Karel, Nabeel, Nabil, Nader, Naeem, Nageeb (see Najib), Nagib, Nagid, Naren, Naser, Natal, Nate, Neel, Newel, Niel, Nigel, Nijel, Noel▲, Nowel, Pagiel, Pauel, Pavel, Pawel, Pazel, Rafel, Ravel, Rigel, Sahel and Yael. These names tend to be more frequently used than Nagel.


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Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. This web publication contains 144,962 pages of information and 230,620 images on early companies, their products and the people who designed and built them.
Fairy Snow
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In the United Kingdom, Fairy is sold as a brand of non-biological laundry detergent. The original high-suds variant was known as Fairy Snow. The brand is now owned by Procter and Gamble. [1]
1957 Fairy Snow was launched in the UK. [2]
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Ben 10 Truck Smash is a Racing game on free games friv! Ben 10 Truck Smash: Ben 10 is driving his awsome truck on the way out. He saw there are monster coming to the city from different direction. Ben 10 decided to smash those monsters with his new heavy truck. Help Ben 10 destroying the evil aliens that are threatening the well being of our planet. What you must do, is to guide Ben, collect as many mini omnitrix that you can and destroy as many aliens as possible.
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Anopheles smaragdinus är en tvåvingeart som beskrevs av Bianca L. Reinert 1997. Anopheles smaragdinus ingår i släktet Anopheles och familjen stickmyggor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Saint-Christol (Hérault) – francuska gmina w regionie Langwedocja-Roussillon
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Es gibt zwei Arten von Wasserpfeifen:

 Shisha, eine traditionell orientalische Wasserpfeife, die mit Schlauch und meist mit speziellem Tabak geraucht wird.
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Stir Crazy
Two zany drifters are mistakenly sent to prison for a robbery they didn't commit. They must rely on their wits in order to survive a sadistic warden, a hulking mass-murderer and worst of all, the inter-prison rodeo.
Publisher: Culver City, CA : Columbia TriStar Home Video, 2006, c1980.
Edition: Widescreen version.
Characteristics: 1 videodisc (107 min.) :,sd., col., stereo ;,12 cm.
Additional Contributors: Poitier, Sidney - Director
Pryor, Richard 1940-2005- Actor
Wilder, Gene 1933-2016- Actor
Weinstein, Hannah - Producer
Read more reviews of Stir Crazy at iDreamBooks.com
Matinee Dec 28, 2016
I'm glad I finally saw this. There were some truly hilarious moments. Given how funny Pryor and Wilder were together, I thought those moments were too few and far between. Cutting out 15 to 20 minutes would have made it stronger. Stir Crazy is rated R.
rick7white Oct 18, 2016
Enjoyed movie.
These two guys are great and work very well as a team in all the movie's they have made.
mswrite Aug 31, 2016
The first and best buddy film from the unlikely team of Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor. Directed by Sidney Poitier, who was perhaps looking for the audience that made his "Uptown Saturday Night" and "Let's Do It Again" solid hits in the mid-seventies.
"Stir Crazy" drags a bit in places, especially in the latter half of the film, and the usually dependable Georg Stanford Brown ("Bullitt," "The Rookies") misfires totally in his swishy, lispingly stereotypical turn as a gay inmate who takes a shine to Pryor.
But Wilder and Pryor have a delightful chemistry, and the early prison scenes--especially the ones involving humongous inmate Grossberger--are side-splittingly funny. Definitely worth a look.
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Nice blast from the past! Hilarious!


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Panhandle Behavioral Health Alliance helps to combat youth anxiety
by: Crystal Martinez
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — Youth anxiety is at an all-time high according to the Panhandle Behavioral Health Alliance (PBHA).
The PBHA wants to help start a conversation about youth anxiety.
One in four people will suffer from prolonged anxiety and one in five people will suffer from some sort of mental illness.
PBHA will be hosting a free screening of a movie called "angst" to help parents speak with their children about anxiety and help to recognize the signs.
"It's primarily a film to bring public awareness of anxiety. What is anxiety? how to manage it? The focus is on parents, grandparents, and adults for them to better understand what our kids are going through and what our friends are going through," Dave Clark, Chairman of Panhandle Behavioral Health Alliance, explained.
The theme of this event is "ok to say" hoping that this will allow people to speak up about mental challenges they may face.
The film will be about an hour long and after the film representatives from PBHA will discuss ways for parents and children to communicate about their anxiety and find ways to deal with it.
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SEATTLE (AP) — Amazon is offering its colossal operations network and advanced technologies to assist President Joe Biden in his vow to get 100 million COVID-19 vaccinations to Americans in his first 100 days in office.
"We are prepared to leverage our operations, information technology, and communications capabilities and expertise to assist your administration's vaccination efforts," wrote the CEO of Amazon's Worldwide Consumer division, Dave Clark, in a letterto Biden. "Our scale allows us to make a meaningful impact immediately in the fight against COVID-19, and we stand ready to assist you in this effort."
Florida eye doctor gets clemency from Trump in health fraud
by CURT ANDERSON, Associated Press / Jan 21, 2021
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Dr. Salomon Melgen once held political fundraisers at his palatial Florida home, hung out with prominent Democrats including New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez and made millions of dollars through his eye care practice.
The problem, according to federal prosecutors, was that Melgen was also bilking Medicare out of at least $73 million by persuading numerous elderly patients to undergo tests and get treatment for diseases they did not actually have.
Lebanon extends lockdown into February as virus numbers rise
BEIRUT (AP) — Authorities in Lebanon on Thursday extended a nationwide lockdown by a week, to Feb. 8, amid a steep rise in coronavirus deaths and infections that has overwhelmed the health care system.
Despite increasing the number of hospital beds in the country of nearly 6 million, doctors and nurses have struggled to keep pace with patients flooding their facilities. Intensive care unit bed occupancy has been rising, hitting 91% late Wednesday, according to the World Health Organization.


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Ubuntu 16.10 (Yakkety Yak) default wallpaper is now available for download. For those who may not know, Ubuntu 16.10 is currently scheduled to be released in October 2016. As published by OMG! website being the first to announce this: The new wallpaper continues to iterate rather than renovate the preceding release's design. The new Ubuntu 16.10 wallpaper is a lighter, brighter riff on Ubuntu's 16.04 backdrop. Angular, geometric accents are still present, but more prominent in this redesign.
Variety 0.5.4 recently released, is an open-source wallpaper changer for Linux. Variety is packed with great features, yet slim and easy to use. It can use local images or automatically download wallpapers from lots of online sources, allows you to rotate them on a regular interval, and provides easy ways to separate the great images from the junk. Variety can also display wise and funny quotations or a nice digital clock on the desktop.


Avi Ostfeld, D.Sc., P.E., D.WRE (www.technion.ac.il/~avi/avi.htm) is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, and the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management Division, ASCE. Dr. Ostfeld was a Senior Engineer and Project Manager at TAHAL – Consulting Engineers Ltd. in Tel – Aviv from 1997 to 2000; a Research Associate at the Department of Civil Engineering, the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, from 1996 to 1997; and a Research Associate at the Technion Water Research Institute from 1994 to 1996. During 2008/2009 he spent sabbaticals as Visiting Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and at the University of Kyoto. Dr. Ostfeld research activities are in the fields of water resources systems, hydrology, and in particular in the area of water distribution systems optimization using evolutionary computation: water distribution systems security, optimal design and operation of water distribution systems, and integrating water quality and reliability into water distribution systems management and control.
Ants communicate information by leaving pheromone tracks. A moving ant leaves, in varying quantities, some pheromone on the ground to mark its way. While an isolated ant moves essentially at random, an ant encountering a previously laid trail is able to detect it and decide with high probability to follow it, thus reinforcing the track with its own pheromone. The collective behavior that emerges is thus a positive feedback: where the more the ants following a track, the more attractive that track becomes for being followed; thus the probability with which an ant chooses a path increases with the number of ants that previously chose the same path. This elementary ant's behavior inspired the development of ant colony optimization by Marco Dorigo in 1992, constructing a meta-heuristic stochastic combinatorial computational methodology belonging to a family of related meta-heuristic methods such as simulated annealing, Tabu search and genetic algorithms. This book covers in twenty chapters state of the art methods and applications of utilizing ant colony optimization algorithms. New methods and theory such as multi colony ant algorithm based upon a new pheromone arithmetic crossover and a repulsive operator, new findings on ant colony convergence, and a diversity of engineering and science applications from transportation, water resources, electrical and computer science disciplines are presented.


The Ansell Bi-Colour 87-900 Heavy-Weight Chemical-Resistant Gauntlet Gloves are rubber latex gauntlets that have been double-dipped in neoprene for added strength and durability. These gloves provide protection against some chemicals, salts, micro-organisms and radioactive contaminations, making them ideal for a number of applications in the chemical and electronics industries, as well as for janitorial and laundry services.
Double-dipped in neoprene for added protection, the 87-900 Gauntlets provide strong and reliable protection against some chemicals and salts. This makes them ideal for cleaning tasks that require the use of detergents, as well as various applications in the chemical and electronics industries.
The Ansell 87-900 Gloves have an embossed lozenge finish to provide good grip in both wet and dry conditions. This texturing increases safety during manual handling and improves control for precision tasks. This enhanced gripping ability also reduces the amount of force needed to perform tasks, and therefore helps to minimise hand fatigue.
The table below shows the test results of the 87-900 Chemical-Resistant Gloves according to EN 388:2003 Mechanical Risk specifications.
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It has been awhile since I have added to my blog and it's something I wish I did more of. I think it is fun and interesting to follow others blogs that share interest of mine. I want my blog to be about my journeys, interest, and family....not just strictly about photography/videography.
Most people know that I love everything outdoors and love hunting, specifically archery hunting. It's more of a challenge to me; draw bow without being noticed, wait for your desired game to come within range, and hold a steady aim to have flat arrow flight. It's all around more rewarding to me.
Since early archery season opened for us here in Indiana on October 1st I haven't had much time to hit the woods. Busy with taking clients pictures almost every evening as the fall colors really erupted, which is a good thing! Always happy to have a busy photography business. I managed to sneak out a couple of times on a couple evenings I had off.
It was the first week of November and my folks were at the Clear Lake Pub have a drink. A family friend was there and over heard my dad talking about hunting. The gentleman knew that I didn't have much ground to hunt other than state owned ground here in Steuben County. Somehow it came up that I was beginning weekends off from my full time job (which come once every month and a half) and was planning on hunting hard them days. That night my dad called me stating that the gentleman was giving me a three day pass to hunt his land. I was EXTREMELY stoked about this offer! Finally have a chunk of ground with no worries of another hunter stomping in on me. Mid-week I met with a family friend that I grew up hunting with to have him to show me around the property and the stand placements. Over the years we busted a lot of bunnies together. He was great friends with my grandpa John who we lost in 2014. Needless to say he should be a guide. He took me to a ladder stand that I felt was perfect for bow hunting. I climbed up the stand and had good shooting lanes in all directions.
On Friday night I made my first attempt to the woods. Not much moved all evening besides a army of squirrels and waterfowl flying above. It was nearing the last 45 minutes of sunlight when I had two nice sized does moving south from the north. I was pumped! Heart was beginning to race with excitement. I was in the middle of texting my wife about my evening and seeing how her and our daughter we doing. I quickly snapped a picture on my phone and sent it to her say, BRB (be right back). The does still continued towards me as if they were going to walk right under me. I had the biggest one at 25 yards broadside, but I figuring they would stay on their same path. Boy was I wrong. They turned and walked towards the west at 20 yards covered by brush, no shot! Ugh!! I was starting to fear I lost my chance. Finally the smallest doe stopped at 40 yards to graze and I had the biggest doe at 35 years perfectly broadside......no more games. I came to full draw and let my Bowtech 82nd Airborne release the Rage! Perfect shot and she only ran 15 yards and came to rest.
The next morning I went out with high hopes! I snuck in and got to the stand as quiet as I could. Just as there was enough light I could see about half a dozen does and one small buck in the ran bean field to the west at approximately 300 yards. I watched the small basket eight point chase a few does around as if he was a stud! I grabbed my doe bleat can and tipped it 4 times to see what I could draw in. As soon as I completed my third bleat that small buck was on a steady pace towards me. Without a pause he was at 25 yards in no time. He hung out eating from what was left of a small food plot for about ten minutes. I strongly debated during that time on harvesting him. Good body, just not the size of rack I typically like taking...because I like the wait for the "big one". Which doesn't come very often! I texted my brother-n-law and a co-worker asking their thought if I should shoot as if it really mattered. Ha! I ending up passing on him because I still had those does at a distance and by this time a bigger buck chasing a doe. Only caught a quick glimpse of good horns. Shortly after the deer cleared that field and I didn't see another for a couple hours so I climbed down and headed for my truck. That following evening I spent time with my wife and daughter.
Sunday morning came and it was COLD! I was hoping that it was going to make the deer active. I took extra time to walk to my stand because of the frost making my every move a bit louder than normal. I was within 75 yards of the stand and I kicked three deer up out of the food plot. I was both bummed and excited to what the rest of the morning would bring. I climbed up and got all my gear situated. The morning really started off slow. Just a few squirrels and a farmer next door cutting down a tree. Some time past and I looked up and saw my first deer, a small buck moving my way. It was a very small basket 5 point. I made up my mind, if he presented a shot I was going to take it. Although not a trophy "rack", but I was more than happy to have meat and a archery kill. All my pre season practice coming together and the joy making my heart race. The 5 point came in and I came to draw three times to take a shot; first at 35 yards and then 22 yards, but he moved behind trees so I couldn't take a shot. Finally on my third attempt I had he broadside at 15 yards. My heart was racing and breathing starting to flare up (again there's just something to harvesting deer with a bow and arrow compared to a firearm) as I came to full draw to punch a hole in my buck tag. I took a deep breathing and from behind me I heard a loud crashing sound. I looked to my left and saw a doe running. I brought down my bow because I would rather shoot a doe than a small buck that can grow up.
As I put my full attention during this short time towards the doe, I realized that it was being chased by a nice buck! Not a record book buster, but defiantly a nice deer. The small buck bolted out of the area as this happened and I reached for my game calls. I hit my doe bleat twice, grunted at him a handful of times, and ended the sequence with two snort wheezes. That buck and doe wanted nothing of me as they tore out sight to the south. There I sat excited for that thrill and bummed because I had no deer on the ground after coming to full draw so many times. I sat back down heartbroken and pulled out my phone to search eBay for Christmas ideas. About ten minutes passed and I look to the south and saw movement from a shadow at about 125 yards. My first thought was that it was a squirrel running, but then realized that the shadow was too big for that. I pulled up my binoculars and took a peek. To my surprise that buck was on his way back to me. No way did I pull him off that hot doe! I reached into my pocket and hit the doe bleat once more to keep his attention towards me. That bleat did the trick, he began to run towards me closing the distance quick. I grabbed my bow and came to full draw. I looked at the rack just to make sure and knew it was a nice buck. At that time I didn't care about the amount of points, but big body and decent rack! He came in to 15 yards and stopped perfect after I did a small mouth grunt. I steadied my aim and pulled my trigger on the release. The buck did a small back kicked and tore out of there in a small loop heading south and to the east. He stopped at 70 yards. I was looking at him through my binoculars and shaking to no end. I was going to watch him fall too! To my surprise he flicked his tail and walked a couple steps out of my sight. I was confused and bummed thinking maybe my shot was a touch high. I waited about 20 minutes and climbed down to look at my arrow. Arrow was covered in blood and the path he took was covered as well with blood half way up a tree. It just amazes me the cutting power behind Rage broadheads. I stuck my arrow in the ground to mark the spot and snuck out of the woods in fear my shot was high. I wanted to give him some time.
On my walk back to my truck I phoned my dad to come help with tracking. He had shoulder surgery so wouldn't be much muscle power, but always great to have my pops along. We gave the deer about a hour and a half. I drove back to the food plot and parked my truck. We got out and I showed my dad the location I shot the deer and put my arrow back into my quiver. My dad was shocked at the amount of blood on the ground and on the tree within feet of my shot. We followed the blood trail, which was easy! It was like someone threw blood from a cup on the ground. I was shocked the buck went as far as he did. We tracked the blood to where I lost sight of him from the stand. As we crested the small hill, my dad pointed him out about another 20 yards ahead. I still followed the blood trail as I normally always do. We got to the buck and checked to make sure he was done. Hell yeah!! High fives all around. My dad snapped a couple pictures with my iPhone to send out to friends waiting to hear the word as I went back for the truck and my true camera inside. I drove a bit closer and grabbed my camera and tripod. I wanted to take a picture of both my dad and I with the deer for memories.
One heck of a year for me!! Memorable weekend for sure.
Small ending note for my fellow hunters.. It's that time of year again when you like to take photographs with your trophy whether it be a doe or buck of any size. Be a class act when doing so! Not sloppy. You know the ones; photos of deer with tongues out, bloody stomach cavities, hunter riding the animal or in the bed of a pickup with trash all over. You DO NOT have to be a professional photographer or have expensive camera equipment to take a photo of you prize deer that is respectful to the animal and non-offensive to those who do not hunt. Please keep it classy this hunting season. Remember there is a small percentage who hunt, small percentage who are anti hunting, and biggest percentage of people who don't take either side, they just don't want to see the sloppiness posted to social media to draw a negative image to the wonderful sport of hunting. They respect both sides of the field. Be happy and proud of a given right to hunt! It literally took me seconds to clean up my buck and doe for a proper picture!
Click HERE for a link to 8 Ways To Take a Bad Photo with Your Trophy.
Take care and happy hunting. Be careful!!
This is my first blog post and I figured there's no better way to kick it off than by sharing with you about Steuben County Turkey Tracks.
I am fortunate enough to be among the great people that make this event happen every year. Steuben County Turkey Tracks is a hunt put on for kids that are handicapped and/or terminally ill that have a desire for the great outdoors and great fellowship with friends. The Steuben County chapter is a branch of Turkey Tracks Hunt - Eric Corey Foundation. Eric Corey had the passion for making great friends and chasing wild game. His main slogan was "It's not about the hunt, it's about the friends you meet". Sadly Eric lost his battle to ALS in January 2012. Since then Doug and Carol Corey, Eric's parents, have went full steam ahead to make events like this happen in Indiana, Michigan, and Tennessee so other kids can have chances to hunt as their son had.
This year we had twelve kids sign up to come to our county to chase thunder chickens April 18th & 19th. All the families had to do was make it to our lodging location, this year being at the Comfort Inn in Fremont, Indiana. The Steuben County Turkey Tracks organization pays for basically everything that is needed for these families to have a great weekend away from the doctors office. We cover their hotel expense, meals, licenses and sometimes have supporters gift the families with fuel cards to assist on their transportation to our county. To go along with the families that stroll into town for our youth weekend, but we have an overwhelming support from our community. We get amazing guides that go head over heals for these kids, landowners gifting their turkey filled grounds to just our organization, individuals donating money, and businesses gifting money or hunting items to be given out during our banquet night. Without everyones support this weekend would not be a success. A big THANK YOU goes out to everyone.
For me it is a bittersweet weekend. I get the stress of helping the other committee members pre plan months in advance to make sure it's a bit better than the years previously. Once that Friday hits there is no sleep to be had. Wake up early to make sure everything is ready for that first morning arriving to the hotel hour before the first person wakes up. For the past three years, John Deem and myself are the report car. We float around the county patiently waiting for our phones to ring about a bird down. That's were my bittersweet comment comes into play. I thoroughly enjoy hearing and seeing everyones smiles of excitement, but I also love sitting in the blind too. In the end, my whole weekend lugging around pounds of camera gear and cameras truly captures what this event is all about. That is what means the most to me!
At a conclusion to the weekend we had a amazing year. Beautiful weather to go along with amazing turkey action. Seven of the twelve kids were able to lay the smack down! One kid was about to come back during regular with his dad to pull out a awesome double with his guides!!
So spare 12 minutes to kick back and relax to watch this years video, click here!


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Dodgers defend Darvish before his return to L.A.
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When Chicago Cubs right-hander Yu Darvish steps onto the Dodger Stadium field Saturday for the first time since his disastrous performance in the 2017 World Series, fans aren't expected to welcome him back fondly.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts and some of Darvish's former teammates who still play for Los Angeles don't think fans have any reason to boo the pitcher, however.
"To be looked at in that light by a fan base and a very big fan base in a city I know he enjoyed, it's tough. It's gotta be tough," Roberts said, according to Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register.
"I thought he had some really good moments with us. People want to reference Game 7 a lot - which is unfortunate, which was unfortunate obviously for all of us. … I think for him it's more a personal thing. I know he loved his time in L.A., loved the Dodgers and the fans. I think it's more Game 7 didn't go well for any of us and I think that's kind of his cross to bear maybe a little bit."
Darvish struggled in the '17 World Series against the Houston Astros, lasting just 3 1/3 innings during two starts with an ERA of 21.60.
The 32-year-old took a lot of the blame from Dodgers fans for losing the series, but his former teammates believe the responsibility for the defeat rests with the entire club.
"I don't think Yu Darvish lost the World Series," Enrique Hernandez said. "I think the Dodgers did."
The Japanese hurler left L.A. for Chicago following the World Series debacle, signing a six-year, $126-million contract with the Cubs in free agency. Darvish said last June he was interested in re-signing with the Dodgers despite the backlash from fans but admitted he was worried about how his children would be treated in school had he stayed.
"Fans have the right to boo players who don't perform, there's no doubt about it," Clayton Kershaw said, according to Plunkett. "I just think when you're in here in the clubhouse with the team and you know everything we go through on a day-in, day-out basis and you know Yu performed really well up to that point, pitched two really big games to get into the World Series - against the Diamondbacks and the Cubs. We wouldn't even have been in that position without him.
"People forget that fast and I understand that. But to us, to me - he was a big contributor to us being there in the first place. That's kind of how I think about it."
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The Best And Worst Foods To Buy At Aldi
By Debra Kelly/Updated: Aug. 23, 2022 1:29 pm EST
We're all looking for ways to save money on our grocery bills, and if there's an Aldi near you, that might be the way to go. With Aldi hitting a growth spurt in the US market, you're more likely than ever to find yourself heading to this European favorite for your shopping. Not everything there is a great buy, though, so let's talk about some of the best and worst things you can find at Aldi.
Best: Chocolate
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Chocolate-lovers need to head to Aldi. Right now. (We'll wait.)
Why? Because their chocolate aisle is filled with deliciousness imported from Europe. You'll be paying a little more, but it's worth every penny. Pick up some Belgian or German chocolates, and you'll be surprised to find how much creamier and richer they are than American chocolates. If you bake with chocolate, take The Country Basket's word for it that European chocolates melt much better than your American staples, and that's true whether you're using milk, dark, or even white chocolate. You'll also find a variety of different flavors you won't find anywhere else. Toffee and Irish cream liqueur? Yes, please!
Worst: Pre-ripened avocados
There are a few choices when it comes to avocados from Aldi, and while you can certainly pick up a sack of them to ripen at home, you can usually find pre-ripened avocados, too. They're more expensive, and according to The Guardian, that's not the only thing that makes them a bad buy. There are no real regulations on avocados and other fruits that are advertised as ripe or ready-to-use, and oftentimes, they're either not ripe at all or they're a day from going bad. Plan ahead, spend less, and give these a miss.
Best: Wine
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No one should turn their nose up at buying wine at Aldi, and here's why. They take their wine as seriously as they take their food, and in 2017 the Irish Independent reported their Cotes de Provence Rose was voted one of the best in the world at the International Wine Challenge. It took the silver medal, and that's not bad for a bottle that costs less than $10. PopSugar says you can get it in the US, too... if you can find a place that hasn't sold out of this once UK-only wine.
If you can't find it, pick up a bottle of something else. From prizes for their merlot to their riesling, there's a pretty shocking list of awards Aldi wines have won. Award-winning wines at a fraction of the price, you can't go wrong.
Worst: Chicken and turkey
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One of the big draws of Aldi is that shopping there has a noticeable impact on your bottom line, but not all of Aldi's deals are good ones. When Clark did a toe-to-toe price comparison between Aldi, Kroger, and Walmart, they found Aldi's chicken and turkey were regularly higher than one or both of the other stores. Cheat Sheet found the same thing, and said that in order to get the best deal, you should check the sale prices at other stores before heading off to Aldi — a valuable tip, especially if you buy in bulk and freeze a lot of your meat.
Best: Organic foods
Aldi has been making a big push to make their foods healthier, and according to Forbes, they increased their organic offerings in 2014, at the same time they were advertising they could save their customers 25 percent on those items. Lauren Greutman lists some of the organic foods Aldi stocks, and not only does that include things like fruit and vegetables, but canned goods, snacks, soups, juice, meat, sauces and salsa, and even pastas.
If you dread taking the kids through the temptation-filled checkout aisles of other stores, Aldi's got your back there, too. They've replaced all that candy with organic snack-sized packages, reducing your sugar access while giving you some delicious alternatives.
Worst: Pizza and pizza crust
Who doesn't love pizza night? There's nothing wrong with picking up a premade pizza for those nights when you just can't, but Aldi's pizzas — and pizza crusts — leave a lot to be desired. Their store brand pizzas are pretty light on the toppings and bland when it comes to seasoning, and if you're looking for something that's going to be a fast but filling meal, you'll probably find yourself heading back to the fridge.
Delishably took a look at their original pizza crusts, another viable option if you're looking for something quick and easy. Their review was that it was a less-than-stellar crust: thin, bland, and little more than a vehicle for your own toppings. You're better off with takeout.
Best: Coffee
We get it — coffee is one of those things you refuse to compromise on. Fortunately for you, Aldi has consistently gotten some seriously amazing reviews on their regular coffee and their Expressi, a Nespresso-like machine that uses pods you buy at a fraction of the price compared to those for the Keurig. According to Gizmodo, it makes good coffee for pennies.
If you already have a favorite coffee gadget, Aldi stocks Fair Trade beans from some of the best coffee-producing countries. Their Barissimo Fair Trade Organic Honduras Coffee Beans come from high up in a mountain region you're helping to support with your purchase. That's a win-win.
Worst: Those super-cheap vegetables
All those super-cheap vegetables come at a price, and farmers are paying it. In 2014, The Irish Farmer's Association issued a statement condemning Aldi for reducing the price they were paying for vegetables by as much as 10 percent. There's a huge problem with that, and it boils down to Aldi's hesitance to pay farmers enough to invest in machinery, upgrades, and technologies while still keeping their books in the black. The message wasn't received, and in 2016 AgriLand was reporting on protests staged by farmers at both Aldi and Lidl. Selling fresh, sustainable, locally-grown produce at rock-bottom prices was presenting farmers with a serious threat to their livelihood, and if there's one thing all foodies can agree on, it's the need to support the world's farmers.
Best: Pantry and baking basics
A fully stocked pantry makes for a happy chef, and Aldi makes it easy to make sure you have all those basics on hand. Gimme Some Oven says they get their stock of basics from Aldi, including everything from baking necessities like flour, sugars, and spices to nuts, oatmeal, and chocolate chips. Rather Be Shopping counts baking basics among the must-buys at Aldi, too, and if you head to big box stores to buy this stuff in bulk, you might want to rethink that. Since Aldi packages things in smaller quantities while keeping the price low, you'll use them up before they go funky.
Worst: Cereals
Let's face it, sugar-heavy cereals just taste better. That doesn't mean we should be eating them all the time, though, and Aldi is one of the biggest offenders when it comes to putting sugar in their cereals. According to The Telegraph, Aldi's Harvest Morn Choco Rice isn't just high in sugar, but there was an 18.2 percent increase in its sugar content between 2012 and 2015. When Choice rated 170 breakfast cereals based on a number of factors, there were a couple Aldi cereals that got their 5-star rating. There were plenty that got a 2.5 rating, too, and as if that isn't bad enough, they're cereals that sound healthy — like Honey Nut Corn Flakes and Power Grain. When it comes to Aldi cereals, read your labels.
Best: Healthy snacks
Since Aldi keeps tight control over exactly what makes it to their shelves, that means they also have their finger on the pulse of what their consumers want. Today, that means snacks that are filling and delicious while being good for you, and Clark says you'll find a whole selection of healthy snacks at Aldi. That includes things like popcorn, sweet potato chips, gluten-free pretzels, and gluten-free granola.
If gluten-free makes you cringe a bit, don't worry. Spoon University says their quinoa chips, salsas, and hummus can be the perfect quick fix that's not going to ruin your diet, and you can also be sure to find fun things like wasabi nuts and pumpkin seed brittle.
Worst: Plastic-wrapped produce
Aldi veterans know you'd better be bringing your own reusable shopping bags, but at the same time, shoppers have noticed a hugely wasteful practice: wrapping veggies in plastic — and sometimes even on Styrofoam trays. They use them so much, in fact, that The Sydney Morning Herald even reported on the hypocrisy, along with the revelation that in 2015, each NSW store created an average of one ton of plastic wrap waste on its own. Multiply that per store, and those wrapped veggies are canceling out a lot of the good you're doing with your cloth shopping bag. News.com.au did some more investigating, and found the only reason stores do it is to make their produce look more special — it has nothing to do with freshness or quality, so if you'd like to help send Aldi a message, skip the wrapped produce.
Best: Beer
No matter what type of beer you gravitate toward, you'll need to check out the beer section at Aldi. What you're going to find on the shelves of your store varies by location, but let's take The Taste's review of Aldi's Irish craft beers as an example — because if there's any place that's picky about their beers, it's the birthplace of Guinness. They say that from a Pilsner from Co. Offaly to an IPA from Limerick, they're all delicious. Don't believe an Irish review? Ken Hayes from Duluth's KKCB's Breakfast Club says Aldi's cheapest beer ended up being much, much better than he expected, and he couldn't tell the difference between it and a more expensive version.
Worst: Milk
Milk is such a common kitchen staple you might not think twice about where it comes from, but Aldi — along with competitors like Lidl — have been accused of putting some serious pressure on dairy farmers. Selling cheap milk means getting it at a lower price, and in 2012 The Guardian reported on a number of dairy farmers who were being forced into bankruptcy because of stores like Aldi. Even paying a couple pennies less for that carton of milk was putting entire organizations out of business, and while everyone likes to save, this is one purchase that can have some devastating consequences.
Best: Gin
Gin is a love or hate thing, and if you love it, you need to try Aldi's gin. Don't take our word for it that Aldi makes good gin, take the word of the International Wine and Spirits Competition. In 2017, they named Aldi's Oliver Cromwell London Dry Gin one of the best in the world (via The Independent), and their smaller batch, more expensive gins took home awards, too. Their Boyle's Gin was given two medals (via Lovin), and while you might not be able to find this small batch Irish gin, you can be reassured they put as much quality control into their liquors as they do their foods.
Worst: Dairy products with carrageenan
When it comes to carrageenan, we're still not sure just how bad it is. Prevention says this natural thickening agent — often added to low-fat and fat-free dairy products — is possibly linked to an increased risk of cancer, and it's almost certainly connected to several digestive issues.
Some Aldi dairy products can contain carrageenan, according to findings from the Center for Science in the Public Interest's Clean Labels report. While Aldi has removed a lot of additives from their shelves, carrageenan isn't on the list of ingredients left out of their Simply Nature line, and while it's not prohibited by any health agency, the CSPI still lists it as one of the additives those with digestive issues should be cautious of.
Best: Red Hot Specials
Every week, Aldi switches out a big section of their merchandise. They'll stock super-good deals on products you might never expect to see at a grocery store — think lawn furniture, tools, and clothing — but it's worth taking your time to look through their Red Hot Specials and other weekly deals. You'll find all kinds of good stuff buried in these sections, including seasonal or holiday foods, spices and seasonings you've never seen before, and all kinds of weird stuff. A word of warning, though: once these things are gone, they're gone. If you see anything you really like, be sure to stock up!
Worst: Butter
Getting a good, rich butter means the difference between a good dish and a great one, especially when it comes to baked goods. Prices of butter have been steadily on the rise, though, and it's not just at Aldi — in 2017, they were just one of a number of stores who were raising their prices to be more in-line with global demand.
Since that's the case and you're going to be paying more anyway, you might as well go for the good stuff — and that's not any of the brands you'll find at Aldi. And there is a measurable difference in butter quality, with Kerrygold taking top honors. The Kitchn says it's the year-around green grass Kerrygold's cows graze on that makes a difference, and since you can taste it in everything, just go for the good stuff.
Best: The Specially Selected range
Aldi moved their own private brand to US stores in 2013 (via Food Navigator), and that gave American consumers the chance to experience what European shoppers already knew: Aldi's Specially Selected brand of products isn't just as good as any other brand name, it's earned the awards it's gotten. In 2015, The Telegraph reported on the slew of awards Aldi products won at the Grocer Own Label Awards of 2014, and according to AgriLand, they swept the 2015 Great Taste Awards with 62 wins.
The list of awards goes on and on, but what kind of products are we talking about here? A little bit of everything.
Worst: Salmon and other fish, especially Sea Queen
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In October 2017, news agencies like ABC started reporting on a strange side effect of buying certain types of fish. An Associated Press investigation had found some brands of fish — including Aldi's Sea Queen — were being processed in China by North Korean workers. Further investigation found the North Korean government took as much as 70 percent of these workers' salaries, essentially using the fish processing industry to siphon money from China into North Korea.
Sounds crazy, right? Reporters found a ton of evidence linking thousands of North Korean workers, the nuclear-armed government, and the fish you're buying not just from Aldi, but a number of North American and European stores. Look for product labels indicating fish was processed in China, and you might want to think twice about buying.
Best: Anything with the Improving Animal Welfare label
In 2017, Germany's Aldi announced (via the European Supermarket Magazine) they were rolling out a new label. The German "Fur Mehr Tierschutz" translates to "Improving Animal Welfare," and guidelines for determining what products could be awarded the label were written with help from the German Animal Protection Association. The idea was to go a few steps further in regulating things like how much space and pasture dairy cows are given, and both Aldi Nord and Sud are participating in the program.
You can also keep an eye out for the RSPCA Assured labels that show up on some of Aldi's products, like chicken, pork, and eggs. Who doesn't love responsible sourcing?
Worst: Eggs
In 2016, Aldi announced they would be phasing out the sale of eggs from hens restricted to cages by 2025, but in the meantime, you'll have to be careful if you want to get eggs from responsibly raised hens at Aldi. Currently, Aldi carries a few different options when it comes to eggs, and while there are free range eggs available at many locations, Aldi says they "respond to customer demand."
According to what Ethical Consumer found, though, the lower-priced eggs Aldi stocks are "enriched cage" eggs, which is only a slight improvement over the tight confinement and cruel conditions suffered by hens forced to live in the battery cages many places have outlawed. If you're looking for something cruelty-free, be extra-careful when picking up your Aldi eggs.
Worst: Tuna
Among other things, Greenpeace keeps track of just how responsible various companies are in catching tuna. Aldi isn't at the bottom of the list (that's reserved for Starkist), but they're not at the top, either. Out of the 20 brands Greenpeace examined in 2017, Aldi's Northern Catch came in at number 9. There's some good news — it's pole and line caught, minimizing the damage done to other marine animals — but Greenpeace says there are links missing in the chain of supply. It's not clear where 100 percent of Aldi's tuna comes from or how it's all caught, and given that some of it comes from areas already damaged by overfishing, they still have a lot of work to do before they can be said to be completely responsible.


The ARPU of incumbent operators have plunged ever since Reliance Jio launched its services in September 2016. Consequently, the industry's revenues which were close to Rs 1.6 lakh crore have come off sharply although customers are better off.
Unsure of when the telecom industry will see the return of rational pricing, Vodafone Idea will leverage its asset base to improve market penetration and drive up the average revenue per user (ARPU), CEO Balesh Sharma said on Monday. Sharma added the telco would partner content providers to help push up revenues.
The country's largest telco, with 387 million subscribers, has launched a `35 minimum recharge plan to drive ARPUs and is open to raising the price but only after doing full due diligence.
"I am not saying we will not ever increase the prices, I am only saying we have to wait. Let the plan stabilise and let us assess the sensitivities," Sharma observed.
He believes the way to up the pricing would be to hand hold these customers from `35 to `65 and to `95. "How do you do that? For `35 you are giving them the bare minimum and when the customer wants to use more, the price needs to go up," Sharma said. Vodafone Idea's nearest competitor Bharti Airtel, which also offers the same minimum recharge plan, has indicated it might increase the price it to `75 or more.
"First, we want to create more capacity and coverage and slowly take these guys up rather than trying to do something more radical where these people leave us. That's why we are going to look at the sensitivities," Sharma added.
With every player losing cash, Sharma said the current pricing environment was not logical and sustainable. We don't know when it will turn around. Our strategy is all about market penetration, price repair, play in other industries where telecom services are required," he added.
Sharma said Vodafone Idea owns got the largest pool of spectrum in the industry where there is huge potential. "It is an underpenetrated market…there are about 700 million unique users, so you have about 550 to 600 million people who have not seen their first SIM card yet, so there is growth among the category. Also, around half the active users are using data so there is opportunity to grow revenues," he said.
Approximately 75% of VodafoneIdea's base of 387 million are 2G users; of the pool of 2G users in the country, Vodafone Idea has a 46% share. "We are best poised to get the next set of users if we have coverage and capacity to convert them into data users," he said.
To better utilise spectrum, the company is using dynamic spectrum refarming which allows it to be able to use the same spectrum simultaneously for 2G and 4G. Over a period of time when users shift from 2G to 4G, the spectrum automatically gets allocated to 4G.
The telco will persist with its strategy to partner with players like Amazon and Netflix rather than produce content. Competitor Reliance Jio has most of the apps developed in-house while Bharti Airtel also has apps for music, books and films.


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Q: AttributeError: 'super' object has no attribute '__getattr__' in python and kivy code Hello while using kivy i encountered this error. My purpose is to create a login screen of my app which will check whether the data entered by user is correct or not. But while doing so i am getting this error again and again.

My code is given below:

Python file:

from kivy.lang import Builder
from kivymd.app import MDApp
import mysql.connector as ms
from kivy.properties import StringProperty, NumericProperty
from kivy.uix.screenmanager import ScreenManager, Screen

acc = NumericProperty("")
pw = StringProperty("")

class safarApp(MDApp):
    def build(self):
        self.theme_cls.theme_style = 'Dark'
        self.theme_cls.primary_palette = 'BlueGray'
        return

    def Login(self):
            self.acc = self.root.ids.acc_num.text

            self.pw = self.root.ids.password.text

            host = ms.connect(
              host="localhost",
              user="root",
              password="bhawarth20",
              database="safar"
              )

            cur = host.cursor(buffered = True)

            cur.execute("Select * from data where Account_Number = %s and Password = %s collate utf8mb4_bin", (self.acc, self.pw))
            data="error" #initially just assign the value

            for i in cur:
                data=i #if cursor has no data then loop will not run and value of data will be 'error'
                if data== "error":
                    print("User Does not exist")
                else:
                    print("User exist")

class LoginScreen(Screen):
    pass

class SignUpScreen(Screen):
    pass

sm = ScreenManager()
sm.add_widget(LoginScreen(name= "login"))
sm.add_widget(SignUpScreen(name= "signup"))

if __name__ == '__main__':
    safarApp().run()

KV file:

ScreenManager:
    LoginScreen:
    SignUpScreen:

<LoginScreen>:
    name: 'login'
    MDCard:
        size_hint: None, None
        size: 300,400
        pos_hint: {'center_x': .5, 'center_y': .5}
        elevation:10
        spacing: 25
        padding: 25
        orientation: 'vertical'

        MDLabel:
            text: "Safar Login"
            font_size: 40
            halign: 'center'
            size_hint_y: None
            height: self.texture_size[1]
            padding_y: 10
            pos_hint: {'center_y': 1}

        MDTextField:
            id: acc_num
            hint_text: 'Account Number'
            icon_right: 'account'
            max_text_length: 6
            size_hint_x: None
            pos_hint: {'center_x': .5}
            width: 200
            font_size: 18
            required: True

        MDTextField:
            id: password
            hint_text: 'Password'
            password: True
            size_hint_x: None
            pos_hint: {'center_x': .5}
            width: 200
            font_size: 18
            icon_right: 'eye'
            required: True

        MDFillRoundFlatButton:
            id: Login
            text: 'Login'
            size_hint_x: None
            pos_hint: {'center_x': .5}
            width: 200
            elevation: 10
            on_release: app.Login()

        MDFillRoundFlatButton:
            id: Sign_Up
            text: 'Sign Up'
            size_hint_x: None
            pos_hint: {'center_x': .5}
            width: 200
            elevation: 10
            on_release: root.manager.current = 'signup'

<SignUpScreen>:
    name: 'signup'
    MDLabel:
        text: "Hello World!!!"

This is the error i am getting:

[INFO   ] [Logger      ] Record log in C:\Users\Welcome\.kivy\logs\kivy_21-07-12_51.txt
[INFO   ] [deps        ] Successfully imported "kivy_deps.angle" 0.3.0
[INFO   ] [deps        ] Successfully imported "kivy_deps.glew" 0.3.0
[INFO   ] [deps        ] Successfully imported "kivy_deps.sdl2" 0.3.1
[INFO   ] [Kivy        ] v2.0.0
[INFO   ] [Kivy        ] Installed at "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\__init
py"
[INFO   ] [Python      ] v3.8.2 (tags/v3.8.2:7b3ab59, Feb 25 2020, 22:45:29) [MSC v.1916 32 bit (Intel)]
[INFO   ] [Python      ] Interpreter at "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\python.exe"
[INFO   ] [Factory     ] 186 symbols loaded
[INFO   ] [KivyMD      ] 0.104.2, git-bc7d1f5, 2021-06-06 (installed at "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python3
2\lib\site-packages\kivymd\__init__.py")
[INFO   ] [Image       ] Providers: img_tex, img_dds, img_sdl2, img_pil (img_ffpyplayer ignored)
[INFO   ] [Text        ] Provider: sdl2
[INFO   ] [Window      ] Provider: sdl2
[INFO   ] [Window      ] Activate GLES2/ANGLE context
[INFO   ] [GL          ] Using the "OpenGL" graphics system
[INFO   ] [GL          ] Backend used <angle_sdl2>
[INFO   ] [GL          ] OpenGL version <b'OpenGL ES 2.0.0 (ANGLE 2.1.13739 git hash: 385fb40fd460)'>
[INFO   ] [GL          ] OpenGL vendor <b'Google Inc.'>
[INFO   ] [GL          ] OpenGL renderer <b'ANGLE (Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family Direct3D11 vs_4_0 ps_4_0)'>
[INFO   ] [GL          ] OpenGL parsed version: 2, 0
[INFO   ] [GL          ] Shading version <b'OpenGL ES GLSL ES 1.00 (ANGLE 2.1.13739 git hash: 385fb40fd460)'>
[INFO   ] [GL          ] Texture max size <8192>
[INFO   ] [GL          ] Texture max units <16>
[INFO   ] [Window      ] auto add sdl2 input provider
[INFO   ] [Window      ] virtual keyboard not allowed, single mode, not docked
[INFO   ] [GL          ] NPOT texture support is available
[INFO   ] [Base        ] Start application main loop
[INFO   ] [Base        ] Leaving application in progress...
 Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "kivy\properties.pyx", line 861, in kivy.properties.ObservableDict.__getattr__
 KeyError: 'acc_num'

 During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

 Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "D:\my projects of python\Safar\safar.py", line 69, in <module>
     safarApp().run()
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\app.py", line 950, in run
     runTouchApp()
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\base.py", line 582, in runTouchApp
     EventLoop.mainloop()
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\base.py", line 347, in mainloop
     self.idle()
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\base.py", line 391, in idle
     self.dispatch_input()
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\base.py", line 342, in dispatch_inpu
     post_dispatch_input(*pop(0))
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\base.py", line 308, in post_dispatch
put
     wid.dispatch('on_touch_up', me)
   File "kivy\_event.pyx", line 709, in kivy._event.EventDispatcher.dispatch
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivymd\uix\behaviors\ripple_behavior.py",
ne 296, in on_touch_up
     return super().on_touch_up(touch)
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivymd\uix\button.py", line 981, in on_to
_up
     return super().on_touch_up(touch)
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\uix\behaviors\button.py", line 179,
on_touch_up
     self.dispatch('on_release')
   File "kivy\_event.pyx", line 705, in kivy._event.EventDispatcher.dispatch
   File "kivy\_event.pyx", line 1248, in kivy._event.EventObservers.dispatch
   File "kivy\_event.pyx", line 1132, in kivy._event.EventObservers._dispatch
   File "C:\Users\Welcome\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\lib\site-packages\kivy\lang\builder.py", line 57, in custom
llback
     exec(__kvlang__.co_value, idmap)
   File "D:\my projects of python\Safar\safar.kv", line 56, in <module>
     on_release: app.Login()
   File "D:\my projects of python\Safar\safar.py", line 27, in Login
     self.acc = self.root.ids.acc_num.text
   File "kivy\properties.pyx", line 864, in kivy.properties.ObservableDict.__getattr__
 AttributeError: 'super' object has no attribute '__getattr__'

Please help me to get this error solved soon. Any help would be greatly aprreciated.

A: Your code:
    self.acc = self.root.ids.acc_num.text
    self.pw = self.root.ids.password.text

is trying to access ids that are not in the root ids dictionary. Those ids are defined in the <LoginScreen>: rule, so they appear in the LoginScreen instance. Replace those two line with:
    login_screen = self.root.get_screen('login')
    self.acc = login_screen.ids.acc_num.text
    self.pw = login_screen.ids.password.text


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