The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) authorised the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority Order 2017 No.251 (the Order) on 2 March 2017. It establishes, as a body corporate, the mayoral Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA/the Combined Authority), across the local government areas of: Cambridge City, Cambridgeshire, East Cambridgeshire, Fenland, Huntingdonshire, Peterborough, and South Cambridgeshire (the Constituent Councils).
The CPCA consists of the following members: an elected member appointed by each of the Constituent Councils; a representative of the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership (the LEP); and non-constituent members (non-voting) as may be admitted to the CPCA from time to time (neighbouring local authorities who have been invited to join but who are not full members). With a first term of four years, the CPCA mayor (James Palmer) was elected in May 2017.
The functions of the CPCA, "(…) are those functions conferred or imposed upon it by [the] Order or by any other enactment (whenever passed or made), or as may be delegated to it by or under this Order or any other enactment (whenever passed or made).". The CPCA constitution (the Constitution) groups the functions into 'portfolios', and these are allocated to each Constituent Council member of the CPCA. The Constitution states that key portfolio responsibilities include: enabling economic growth, financial planning, new affordable homes, programme and delivery of infrastructure schemes, skills and public sector reform. The Order provides that Constituent Councils are to meet the costs of the CPCA reasonably attributable to its functions.
The Order grants some highways powers to be exercised concurrently with the two existing local highways authorities. These include, the power to enter into agreements with: the Minister or strategic highways companies, and with local highway authorities and strategic highway companies, also the general power of improvement, and a number of other powers specified in the Order.
The Order confers the functions of a Minister of the Crown contained in section 31 of the Local Government Act 2003 on the proposed CPCA, to be exercised only by the Mayor. This is to enable the Mayor to make allocations of the devolved transport budget to the constituent transport authorities.
In April 2017 the CPCA received funding from central government to allocate to the local highways authorities to meet the cost of their highways functions and to distribute the funding according to an agreed formula. That distribution of the total available funding was agreed by the CPCA on 26 April 2017.
The Devolution Deal (the DD) envisages that the Mayor will implement (using his general power of competence, see below) a "non-statutory spatial framework" for the CPCA area, and for the future development of Local Plans. The DD states that the spatial framework would need to be approved by unanimous vote of the members appointed by constituent councils of the CPCA. 'The Cities and Local Growth Unit' has confirmed the following housing funds: 'Devolution Deal £100m Housing Investment Fund' and 'Cambridge City Housing Gainshare' total £70m, over five years.
Concurrently with the Constituent Councils, the CPCA has the power to encourage visitors and provide conference and other facilities. The CPCA has duties under sections 15ZA, 15ZB, 15ZC, 17, 18A(1)(b) of the Education Act 1996; and duties and powers related to the provision of education and training for persons over compulsory school age.
The Order provides that the CPCA (and the Mayor) has the general power of competence. Note that this is not the general power of combined authorities under s113A of the 2009 Act which does not apply in relation to a combined authority in respect of which an order under s113D has effect, i.e. the CPCA. Any exercise of the CPCA's general power which involves the transfer of property, rights and liabilities of the CPCA to or from any the Constituent Councils requires the consent of all the appointed members. The general power appears to allow the CPCA to pay grant funding to the University Centre Peterborough to take forward phase 2 of the university development, and to agree the steps to establish an independent 'Economic Commission'. The Commission will inform the strategies, investments and interventions of the CPCA as well as creating an authoritative source of advice and evidence for government, City Deal Board, the LEP other local agencies, and all those that have an interest in the prosperity of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
A full review of all legislation for additional powers available to combined authorities is outside the scope of this briefing. Note that the Explanatory Memorandum to the Order states that the Order does not follow entirely the proposals in the DD, and that in order to devolve the powers agreed in the DD regarding bus franchising, business rates, and skills and to extended borrowing powers , further legislation will be needed.
A number of provisions of the Local Government Act 1972 are stated by the Order to have effect in relation to the CPCA as if it were a local authority: s113 (power to place staff at the disposal of other local authorities) and s142(2) (power to arrange for publication of information etc. relating to the functions of the authority), and s222 (power to prosecute and defend legal proceedings), and section 88(1)(a) and (b) (research and collection of information), Local Government Act 1985.
Decision making will be in accordance with the arrangements set out in the CPCA Constitution. In summary, the following functions are reserved to the CPCA Board: the adoption of, and any amendment to or withdrawal of the following plans and strategies: Economic Strategy, Growth Strategy, Transport Plan, Skills Strategy, Housing Strategy, The Investment Plan, Delivery Plan and any others as agreed.
A decision on a question relating to the LTP; any spending plans or plans for the allocation of transport-related funding, require a vote in favour, by at least two-thirds of all Members and including Members appointed by Cambridgeshire County Council and Peterborough City Council.
A 'Forward Plan' will be prepared by the Mayor and published. Key decisions must be included in the Forward Plan on the CPCA's website. See also the Mayor's 100 day plan.
The general power of competence, is a general power available to the CPCA, and the Mayor.
See above; the power to pay grant is exercisable only by the Mayor, and in exercising this the Mayor must consult the CPCA and members and officers may assist the Mayor.


Over 1 million Americans have served in Iraq and Afghanistan in the past four years, but fewer than 500 from this group have earned a Silver Star, Navy Cross, Air Force Cross, Distinguished Service Cross, or the Medal of Honor. Those who have been awarded these distinguished honors all demonstrated an extraordinary courage under fire in the worst of circumstances. These Americans come from all branches of the military. They also come from all over the country and all walks of life, representing the entire spectrum of races and creeds. But what unites them are their deeds of consummate bravery, beyond the call of duty. Heroes Among Us tells their extraordinary true stories of valor, honor, and sacrifice. A U.S. Army major who served in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom presents twenty-nine true stories of courage from the frontlines of the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
About the Author: Major Chuck Larson served for a year with the U.S. Army in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom and was awarded the Bronze Star. A former chairman of the Republican Party of Iowa, Chuck is currently Iowa's state senator. Lloyd James has been narrating since 1996, has recorded over five hundred books in almost every genre, has earned six AudioFile Earphones Awards, and is a two-time nominee for the prestigious Audie Award. His bestselling and most critically acclaimed performances include Elvis in the Morning by William F. Buckley, Jr., Ben Hur by Lew Wallace, Searching for Bobby Fischer by Fred Waitskin, and Mystic Warrior by Tracy and Laura Hickman. Lloyd's background as a performer includes extensive work in classical theater and folk music. He lives in Maryland with his wife and children.


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A documentary on Africa from a sensational point of view: The large sums of money to be gained in hunting wild animals encourage Africans to engage in poaching, thereby endangering many species. Elephants are slaughtered for their tusks, rhinoceros for their horns, and antelope for meat. Hunters with another purpose undertake the dangerous mission of trapping wild animals for shipment to zoos. Others hunt poisonous snakes, which are "milked" for the manufacture of antivenin. Meanwhile, tribesmen driven further into the interior preserve ancient ways of life. Members of one tribe drink a mixture of cow's blood, urine, and ashes. A man is photographed with his 49 wives and 212 children. Pygmies, resisting the encroachments of technology, perform joyful songs and dances. On a remote island, witch doctors perform trephination without the use of antiseptic procedures or anesthetics and achieve a 96% success record. Another tribe holds an annual fertility rite in which the most beautiful female child to reach puberty is burned alive as a sacrifice. The ceremony is performed under the influence of bang, a narcotic derived from cannabis.
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Ailee prepares to release third full-length album
Ailee's agency The L1ve uploaded an image on social media on Thursday announcing Ailee's new album. [THE L1VE]
Singer-songwriter Ailee will drop her third full-length album "Amy" on Oct. 27, her agency The L1ve said on Thursday.
Amy is the Korean-American singer's birth name.
On the same day, The L1ve uploaded an image on social media announcing Ailee's new album. It is her first release since she signed up with The L1ve, a label led by rapper Ravi of boy band VIXX.
Ailee debuted in 2012 with the song "Heaven," and her powerful vocals helped her rise to stardom.
She went on to release the hits "I Will Show You" (2012) and "I Will Go to You Like the First Snow" (2017). The latter was featured on the soundtrack of the television series "Guardian: The Lonely and Great God" (2016-2017).
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Fifty Years on Tracks
"Fifty Years on Tracks" is a marvelous time-worn book published in 1954 by the Caterpillar Tractor Company. It chronicles the story of how the C. L. Best Tractor Co. and the Holt Manufacturing Company merged to become the Caterpillar Tractor Co. It's a story many of us know well. But likely not many know of the Caterpillar customers and employees who come to life on the book's yellowed pages. Written as a memento marking Caterpillar's first 50 years, the words tell a story of innovation, hard work, determination – and even connectedness that somehow still tugs at the heart some 63 years later. This is a series of articles retelling the charming stories found therein.
The Best Holt and Best Story You've Never Heard
Written as a memento marking Caterpillar's first 50 years, the words tell a story of innovation, hard work, determination – and even connectedness that somehow still tugs at the heart some 63 years later.
A Nostalgic Look at Caterpillar People Circa 1954
A charming narrative highlights Jack Trowbridge, a machinist who began working at the San Leandro, California plant in 1942.
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DMX Update as Family Plans New York Hospital Vigil for Rapper on Life Support
By Khaleda Rahman On 4/5/21 at 5:41 AM EDT
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The family of rapper DMX have planned a prayer vigil for Monday outside the New York hospital where he reportedly remains on life support after suffering a heart attack.
The vigil will be held outside White Plains Hospital at 5 p.m., the 50-year-old rapper's family said in an email to The Associated Press.
They said DMX, whose real name is Earl Simmons, was admitted to the hospital on Friday night and was facing "serious health issues."
"We ask that you please keep Earl/DMX and us in your thoughts, wishes, and prayers as well as respect our privacy as we face these challenges," they said.
DMX remained in a coma and was on a ventilator, according to the family statement issued on Sunday afternoon.
DMX performs at the 10th Annual ONE Musicfest at Centennial Olympic Park on September 8, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia Prince Williams/Wireimage
The rapper's attorney, Murray Richman, said on Saturday that he was admitted to the hospital's intensive care unit after having a heart attack. However, he said he didn't know the cause.
"I'm very sad about it, extremely sad. He's like my son," Richman said. "He's just a tremendous person, tremendous entertainer, tremendous human being. And so much to offer, so much to say. Not the run-of-the-mill rapper. A person of great depth."
Richman has been contacted for additional comment.
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Friends and fellow musicians, including Ice Cube and Missy Elliott, sent messages of support to DMX on social media, wishing him a swift recovery.
Singer-songwriter Kelly Rowland prayed for his recovery in a video posted on Instagram.
"Lord God in Heaven, bless our brother DMX," Rowland prayed.
"I ask that you will bless his family. I ask that you will wrap them with love and support right now. Lord God I ask that you would please cover and keep our brother DMX right now in his bed, Lord God."
DMX's first studio album, It's Dark and Hell is Hot, debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 chart in 1998. His second album, Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood, was released in the same calendar and also topped the chart.
Over the years, the rapper has earned three Grammy nominations and collaborated with artists including Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige and Busta Rhymes.
He has also pursued acting, starring in 1998 film Belly and alongside Steven Seagal in Exit Wounds in 2001. DMX also appeared in Romeo Must Die in 2000 alongside the late singer Aaliyah.
The rapper is known to have struggled with substance abuse over the years. He canceled shows in 2019 and checked into a rehabilitation facility, according to an Instagram post on his account.
"In his ongoing commitment to putting family and sobriety first, DMX has checked himself into a rehab facility," the post said. "He apologizes for his cancelled shows and thanks his fans for their continued support."


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The T did say one advantage of the new Orange Line cars was the doors were wide enough so if one side broke, people in wheelchairs could still get on and off
By adamg on Mon, 11/21/2022 - 2:51pm
Finn took photos of the Orange Line train he was on today because it seemed like not a single door on the entire train had both leaves opened at once, almost as if the T were doing that on purpose.
It's almost like it's become common occurrence with the new trains.
It's almost like it's become
By anon on Mon, 11/21/2022 - 3:25pm.
It's almost like it's become common occurrence with the new trains
Wrong, it is a common occurrence with the new trains.
Can they make it so when the
Can they make it so when the train breaks, it still works?
I'll ask the question
By Waquiot on Mon, 11/21/2022 - 3:57pm.
Why do the doors keep failing?
Here's a true story. I've been a transit geek since way back when. When the type 7s were about to come in, I stopped by the State Transportation Library after school and had a very cool conversation with the librarian there. He mentioned the difference between the doors on the new trains and the LRV doors. Kinki Sharo, in his estimation, designed their doors to avoid the failures of the earlier models by basically making them simpler. And sure enough, when the LRVs went through their mid life rebuild, they installed the newer doors.
As mentioned earlier, it's not necessarily the designer, as the new New York trains are having similar issues. It feels like doors are not something that gets the level of scrutiny during the design process that things like motors get, but here we are with broken doors on new trains.
Wider doors are also heavier
Wider doors are also heavier doors, perhaps it is causing more wear and tear issues with the moving mechanical parts than anticipated when designed.
Maybe unskilled people in Springfield
With little or no experience in train manufacturing, working for a Chinese company, might result in quality issues? Did anyone think about that.
Is an unusual width the
By Rwgfy on Tue, 11/22/2022 - 12:30pm.
Is an unusual width the reason they break so often?


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Altar at Chinese temple at Ironbark, Bendigo, courtesy of Chinese Museum (Museum of Chinese Australian History).
'Ceremonies at the Chinese Josshouse, Emerald-Hill', 1875, courtesy of Chinese Museum (Museum of Chinese Australian History).
'Chinese mortuary chapel, Joss House, Emerald Hill', 7 July 1875, courtesy of Chinese Museum (Museum of Chinese Australian History).
Chinese temple at Ironbark (near Bendigo), courtesy of Chinese Museum (Museum of Chinese Australian History).
Atherton Joss House, c. 1903 - c. 1910, courtesy of Chinese Museum (Museum of Chinese Australian History).
Chinese festival, Darwin, 1922, courtesy of State Library of South Australia.
Chinese procession., 1920s, courtesy of Northern Territory Library.
Chinese Joss House in Atherton, Queensland, courtesy of State Library of Queensland - John Oxley.
Altar in the Chinese Temple, 1915 - 1930, courtesy of Northern Territory Library.
Destruction of Chinese Mission Hall in Townsville caused by Cyclone 'Leonta', 1903, courtesy of State Library of Queensland - John Oxley.
Chinese temple, Innisfail, early 1900s?


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Celebrity Chef Michael Mina & Ayesha Curry To Open International Smoke In Del Mar This July
International Smoke - the nationally-recognized wood-fire dining collaboration between award-winning chef Michael Mina and renowned restaurateur, chef, cookbook author, and television host Ayesha Curry - is set to open in July in Del Mar's brand new One Paseo.
International Smoke is a chef-driven wood-fire cooking concept based around a menu of smoke-infused dishes. Originally started as a pop-up in San Francisco in 2016, International Smoke's opening in Del Mar will be Mina and Curry's fourth location for the fast-growing restaurant chain.
Located in the brand new One Paseo development, International Smoke aims to deliver a communal dining environment with a menu of shareable dishes and tableside culinary experiences alongside a hand-picked selection of beers on tap and craft cocktail menu. The menu will be driven by quality spices, local ingredients and a variety of woodfire cooking techniques from around the globe. San Diego's unique flavors will play into the menu's equation by virtue of Executive Chef Chris Carriker, who most recently served as Chef de Cuisine at Avant Restaurant at the Rancho Bernardo Inn.
"San Diego has always been a place where sizzle meets the sand," said Chef Michael Mina. "This community of seaside cities gives us access to the best local ingredients and it has been so much fun to infuse our food and drink menus with elements that can only be found in this city. The local food scene is bursting with new flavors and creativity and there is no place more playful and more perfect than SMOKE."
Led by a variety of woodfired steaks, seafood, and ribs alongside unique vegetable-forward plates, the menu at International Smoke will include a blend of dishes such as a 14-ounce American Wagyu NY Strip served with crispy Za'atar potatoes, tehina and grilled lemon. Another favorite will be the whole roasted cauliflower served with golden raisins, Za'atar and pistachios. Then there's the famous smoked St. Louis style ribs with a choice of three flavors - American BBQ, Golden Garlic Sweet & Sour and Korean. The menu will also offer a variety of vegan options that showcase fresh, local produce.
"We are excited to introduce Del Mar to International Smoke's signature spice, cultural cooking style and incredible team," said Chef Ayesha Curry. "The restaurant's menu embraces both traditional wood-fired cooking techniques and bold flavors with an upscale twist - all of which will enhance the local dining scene."
Not to be overshadowed, the beverage program will feature a mix of boozy cocktails including a variety of shareable punch bowls such as The Kampong, a refreshing mix of cava, rum, pomegranate, Thai basil and lemon. Other specialty crafted cocktails include Shape Shifter made with Espolon tequila, passion fruit, pineapple, honey, and ancho chili. The bar menu also includes a CBD-infused cocktail called Free the CBD! made with Peruvian pisco, yellow chartreuse, lime, egg whites and CBD. The craft cocktails will be designed under the mantra "produce first, spirit second," meaning that drinks are crafted in partnership with regional farmers and combined with a spirit specifically selected to enhance key ingredients. International Smoke will also offer a variety of local craft brews.
Situated in One Paseo, off Del Mar Heights road and in front of the valet, International Smoke spans a 6,200-square-foot interior with a 2,000-square-foot patio. The restaurant will offer 288 seats for guests to enjoy distinct dining experiences during lunch, dinner, happy hour, and weekend brunch. On top of International Smoke's highly anticipated arrival, the restaurant will also host live music with an array of multi-genre acts.
The dining concept's new location will be led by General Manager Alex Farris, who has a hospitality and restaurant management background. Farris' past experiences include working at Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse in Boston, MA and locally at JRDN restaurant inside Tower 23 Hotel. Farris also served in the Army National Guard and was deployed to Kuwait in 2015-2016.
"We want International Smoke to deliver dynamic dishes paired with memorable experiences," said Farris. "Along with the innovative menu, we are looking forward to partnering with neighboring businesses, creating unique programing and giving people an unforgettable time."
International Smoke is set to open at 2287 Del Mar Heights Road within One Paseo in San Diego's Del Mar area as early as this July. For more information, visit internationalsmoke.com and check out the sample menu below.


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Q: How to make sure a linux kernel version includes GTP module? How can I make sure a particular Linux kernel version includes GTP (GPRS Tunneling Protocol) module?

A: The GTP (GPRS Tunneling Protocol) is split into a control plane and a user plane. While the control plane is concerned with the signaling, i.e. the establishment and tear-down of tunnels for PDP-contexts, the user plane is carrying all the user IP data inside the tunnel. osmo-gtp-kernel is an implementation of the GTP-U (user plane) inside the Linux kernel. Linux Kernel GTP-U is included in the mainline Linux kernel since version 4.7.0.1
Linux kernel version later than 4.7.0 is installed by default in Ubuntu 16.10 and later releases.
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Suppression of the positive feedback of estradiol benzoate on gonadotropin secretion by an inhibitory analog of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LRH) in oophorectomized rhesus monkeys: Evidence for a necessary synergism between LRH and estrogens
R. H. Asch, J. P. Balmaceda, M. R. Borghi, R. Niesvisky, D. H. Coy, Andrew V Schally
Estrogens have a biphasic effect on gonadotropin (FSH and LH) secretion in human and nonhuman primates. Recent studies suggest that estrogens induce negative as well as positive feedback on gonadotropin secretion by a direct action at the pituitary gland. To further investigate the mechanism by which estrogens modulate gonadotropin secretion, the following experiments were performed. Oophorectomized rhesus monkeys were injected with estradiol benzoate (EB) at a dose of 40 μg/kg sc at zero time (controls). Three groups of animals received, additionally, an inhibitory analog of LRH, [Ac-D-p-Cl-Phe1,2, D-Trp3,D-Arg6,d-Ala10] LRH (200 μg, sc, daily) at 1) -48 to 48 h, 2) 0-48 h, and 3) 24-48 h from EB treatment, respectively. Blood was collected at -72, -48, -24, and 0 h, every 6 h from 6-84 h, and 96 and 116 h after EB; FSH and LH levels were measured by RIA. Control animals had a 70-80% decrease in baseline FSH and LH levels during the first 24 h after EB injection, followed by a sharp rise to 60-80% above basal levels 42-48 h post-EB. In contrast, animals that received the inhibitory analog of LRH in different regimens had more pronounced and prolonged negative feedback of EB on gonadotropin concentrations. The positive feedback release of FSH and LH was significantly diminished or delayed compared to control values. The results of this study indicate that this inhibitory analog of LRH potentiates the negative feedback and suppresses the positive feedback of EB on gonadotropin, suggesting that estrogens induce the secretion of FSH and LH through a mechanism that involves the action of LRH at the gonadotroph.
Published - Sep 29 1983
Gonadotrophs
estradiol 3-benzoate
Asch, R. H., Balmaceda, J. P., Borghi, M. R., Niesvisky, R., Coy, D. H., & Schally, A. V. (1983). Suppression of the positive feedback of estradiol benzoate on gonadotropin secretion by an inhibitory analog of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LRH) in oophorectomized rhesus monkeys: Evidence for a necessary synergism between LRH and estrogens. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 57(2), 367-372.
Suppression of the positive feedback of estradiol benzoate on gonadotropin secretion by an inhibitory analog of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LRH) in oophorectomized rhesus monkeys : Evidence for a necessary synergism between LRH and estrogens. / Asch, R. H.; Balmaceda, J. P.; Borghi, M. R.; Niesvisky, R.; Coy, D. H.; Schally, Andrew V.
In: Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, Vol. 57, No. 2, 29.09.1983, p. 367-372.
Asch, RH, Balmaceda, JP, Borghi, MR, Niesvisky, R, Coy, DH & Schally, AV 1983, 'Suppression of the positive feedback of estradiol benzoate on gonadotropin secretion by an inhibitory analog of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LRH) in oophorectomized rhesus monkeys: Evidence for a necessary synergism between LRH and estrogens', Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, vol. 57, no. 2, pp. 367-372.
Asch RH, Balmaceda JP, Borghi MR, Niesvisky R, Coy DH, Schally AV. Suppression of the positive feedback of estradiol benzoate on gonadotropin secretion by an inhibitory analog of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LRH) in oophorectomized rhesus monkeys: Evidence for a necessary synergism between LRH and estrogens. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. 1983 Sep 29;57(2):367-372.
Asch, R. H. ; Balmaceda, J. P. ; Borghi, M. R. ; Niesvisky, R. ; Coy, D. H. ; Schally, Andrew V. / Suppression of the positive feedback of estradiol benzoate on gonadotropin secretion by an inhibitory analog of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LRH) in oophorectomized rhesus monkeys : Evidence for a necessary synergism between LRH and estrogens. In: Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. 1983 ; Vol. 57, No. 2. pp. 367-372.
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    export interface Starred extends AssignmentExpr {
        kind: "Starred";
        value: Expr;
    }
    export interface Name extends AssignmentExpr {
        kind: "Name";
        id: identifier;
        isdef?: boolean;
    }
    export interface List extends AssignmentExpr {
        kind: "List";
        elts: Expr[];
    }
    export interface Tuple extends AssignmentExpr {
        kind: "Tuple";
        elts: Expr[];
    }

    export function isIndex(e: AST): e is Index {
        return e.kind === "Index"
    }
    export function isSubscript(e: Expr): e is Subscript {
        return e.kind === "Subscript"
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


As a young girl, my great grandparents lived in Anaheim, CA not too far from Disneyland. When they would come to visit, they would often tell us about Disneyland and how every night they would sit on their porch and watch the fireworks. I was always curious of what Disneyland was like and loved the mystery about it.
My first visit to "Disney" was so Magical!!! My husband decided that since I had never been to Disney, that he wanted to be the first to take me there!! So my first trip to Walt Disney World was on our Honeymoon almost 14 years ago. We stayed at Disney's Polynesian Resort near the Magic Kingdom and he sure did pull out all the stops along the way!!! Boy did I feel like a Princess!! We were recognized as "Honeymooners" all over "The World" and had the most memorable and amazing time!!! My most favorite moment was the first time that I saw Tinkerbell fly from Cinderella Castle with "When You Wish Upon a Star" . From that day forward, when I would hear that song, even on a commercial, it would bring back those special memories of my first time at Walt Disney World and would not leave a dry eye in the room.
Now, I am a Disney Travel Planner and boy you couldn't ask for more of a "Dream" job.
I have been fortunate to experience WDW and Disney Cruise from both an adult's and a parent's perspective. My first cruise was a training cruise upon the Disney Wonder and all I can say is once you cruise with Disney, one will never want to cruise with any other!!! There is so much to see and do and you receive the same impeccable Disney service aboard the ship as you would on land.
Our most recent trip was on the Disney Dream Preview Cruise before its inaugural sailing this past January, and we got to experience the "Disney Dream" through the eye of our two beautiful girls. It is so fulfilling to be able to experience this with them and my husband.
We are very blessed and would not trade this job for the world!!!


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Alvin Jerome McKinley (born June 9, 1978) is a former American football defensive tackle. He was drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the fourth round of the 2000 NFL Draft. He played college football at Mississippi State.

McKinley has also played for the Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos and New Orleans Saints.

Early years
McKinley was a standout at Weir High School in Weir, Mississippi.  After winning two state championships, he joined his brother Dennis McKinley at Mississippi State University in the fall of 1996.

Professional career

Carolina Panthers
McKinley was drafted in the fourth roudn of the 2000 NFL Draft by the Carolina Panthers.

Cleveland Browns
McKinley joined the Cleveland Browns in 2001. He had his best season in 2005, recording 68 tackles and five sacks.

New Orleans Saints
McKinley was signed by the New Orleans Saints on September 10, 2008, after defensive tackle Hollis Thomas was placed on injured reserve. McKinley was released on September 19 to make room for quarterback Joey Harrington.

References

External links
Denver Broncos bio

1978 births
Living people
American football defensive ends
American football defensive tackles
Holmes Bulldogs football players
Mississippi State Bulldogs football players
Carolina Panthers players
Cleveland Browns players
Denver Broncos players
New Orleans Saints players
Players of American football from Jackson, Mississippi
People from Choctaw County, Mississippi

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
<?php
namespace Studievolg\Model;

/**
 * Planning Entity
 *
 * @class Planning
 * @package Model
 * @author 23IDH7B1
 * @version 1.0
 */
class Planning extends DB{

    // Class variables
    protected $_ID;
    protected $_datumtijd;
    protected $_tentamenCode;
    protected $_gebruikerID;
    protected $_lokaalCode;

    /**
     * Find the Planning by ID
     *
     * @param Integer $id
     * @return Planning
     */
    public static function find($id){
        $conn = static::connection();
	$sql = "SELECT *"
            . " FROM Planning"
            . " WHERE ID = " . $conn->real_escape_string($id)
            . " LIMIT 1";

        // Perform query
	$result = $conn->query($sql);

        // Fetch the associative array
	while($obj = $result->fetch_object()){
            return new Planning($obj);
	}
    }

    /**
     * Find the planning by it's tentamen code
     *
     * @param String    $tentamenCode
     * @return Mixed
     */
    public static function findByTentamenCode($tentamenCode){
        $conn = static::connection();
        $sql = "SELECT *"
            . " FROM Planning"
            . " WHERE tentamenCode = '" . $conn->real_escape_string($tentamenCode) . "'"
            . " LIMIT 2";

        // Perform query
        $result = $conn->query($sql);

        // Fetch the associative array
        $planning = array();
        while($obj = $result->fetch_object()){
            $planning[] = new Planning($obj);
        }

        return $planning;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of ID.
     *
     * @return Integer
     */
    public function getID(){
        return $this->_ID;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of ID.
     *
     * @param Integer $id
     * @return self
     */
    public function setID($id){
        $this->_ID = $id;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of datumtijd.
     *
     * @return String
     */
    public function getDatumtijd(){
        return $this->_datumtijd;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of datumtijd.
     *
     * @param String $datumtijd
     * @return self
     */
    public function setDatumtijd($datumtijd){
        $this->_datumtijd = $datumtijd;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of tentamenCode.
     *
     * @return String
     */
    public function getTentamenCode(){
        return $this->_tentamenCode;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of tentamenCode.
     *
     * @param String $tentamenCode
     * @return self
     */
    public function setTentamenCode($tentamenCode){
        $this->_tentamenCode = $tentamenCode;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of gebruikerID.
     *
     * @return Integer
     */
    public function getGebruikerID(){
        return $this->_gebruikerID;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of gebruikerID.
     *
     * @param Integer $gebruikerID
     * @return self
     */
    public function setGebruikerID($gebruikerID){
        $this->_gebruikerID = $gebruikerID;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the value of lokaalCode.
     *
     * @return String
     */
    public function getLokaalCode(){
        return $this->_lokaalCode;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the value of lokaalCode.
     *
     * @param String $lokaalCode
     * @return self
     */
    public function setLokaalCode($lokaalCode){
        $this->_lokaalCode = $lokaalCode;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the Tentamen object
     *
     * @return Tentamen
     */
    public function getTentamen(){
        $tentamen = Tentamen::find($this->_tentamenCode);
        return $tentamen;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the Gebruiker object
     *
     * @return Gebruiker
     */
    public function getGebruiker(){
        $gebruiker = Gebruiker::find($this->_gebruikerID);
        return $gebruiker;
    }

    /**
     * Gets the Lokaal object
     *
     * @return Lokaal
     */
    public function getLokaal(){
        $lokaal = Lokaal::find($this->_lokaalCode);
        return $lokaal;
    }

}
?>


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Vote on Kaliňák postponed
Minister Kaliňák did not face the second no-confidence vote in the parliament on June 30 after the session was suspended indefinitely. The parliament speaker wants to deal with parliamentary rules first.
Igor Matovič and his banner. (Source: TASR)
Interior Minister Robert Kaliňák has not faced the no-confidence vote in the parliament on the last day of June as originally planned.
The Parliament's Speaker Andrej Danko of ruling coalition's Slovak National Party (SNS) suspended the session indefinitely, arguing that a banner that the opposition used during the parliament's session in the plenum was procured unlawfully. It was not clear on Thursday evening when the session would reconvene. Danko decided to focus on updating parliamentary rules first, to clarify how banners should be used in the parliament and what clothes MPs should be wearing for parliamentary sessions. The opposition meanwhile continues organising public protest gatherings to support their attempt to oust Kaliňák.
It is the second no-confidence vote that Kaliňák faces in the course of a month. Opposition already tried to remove the minister in a no-confidence vote on June 7 – due to his shady connections and deals with businessman Ladislav Bašternák. However, the proposal was supported by 58 MPs of 138 present, 76 were against and four abstained from the vote.
Read also:Kaliňák survives the no-confidence vote (UPDATE) Read more
The case pertains to the excessive VAT refunds granted to businessman Ladislav Bašternák's firm BL-202 which bought and sold seven apartments in the Five Star Residence complex. Bašternák reportedly bought them for €12 million. The company then applied for a VAT refund of €2 million and the state paid it out, despite suspicions that the transaction was fictitious. The state later paid an additional €6 million in VAT refunds and saw no reason to verify them.
In further development, the assistant of opposition MP Jozef Rajtár of Freedom and Solidarity (SaS), Filip Rybanič, took documents from the Tatra Banka bank which show that €260,000 arrived to Kaliňák's account from the B.A. Haus company, a firm operated by tycoon Ladislav Bašternák until October 2013. Similar payments arrived also to account of former transport minister Ján Počiatek who left politics in mid April.
Later still the media reported that also former defence minister Martin Glváč and two prosecutors assigned to deal with the Rybanič case lived in apartments in a building owned by Bašternák at Tupého street in Bratislava.
Read also:Police raid Bašternák's premises Read more
One day before the no-confidence vote session was opened, the police raided Bašternák's premises in Bratislava. Opposition and some commentators have suggested this could have been timed to calm the public before the no-confidence vote, but did not expect it to bring any results.
Fico defends Kaliňák again
Prime Minister Robert Fico took the floor in the parliament again, just like during the previous no-confidence vote, and proceeded to defend the interior minister on behalf of the government.
The ruling cabinet prior to the special parliamentary session expressed its support for Minister Kaliňák, and Fico read the cabinet's stance to the MPs in the plenum.
Fico pointed to Kaliňák's efforts to fight tax fraud in his ministerial post (which he now holds for the third term), and in turn listed some corruption suspicions and scandals that the centre-right government in 2010-2012 faced, the Sme daily reported.
Robert Fico in parliament (Source: SITA)
"You are aiming to destruct the Slovak presidency," Fico said as quoted by Sme, and again accused the opposition of "spreading the politics of hate". He insists that Kaliňák has used clear arguments and presented proof to dispute the allegations against himself.
The session was opened one day before Slovakia took over the rotating EU Council presidency.
Banner controversy
Originally, 23 speakers were entered on the list of the session, but only a few of them got the chance to speak before the session was suspended. After opposition Ordinary People and Independent Personalities (OLaNO) head Igor Matovič refused to put down his poster after repeated requests from Danko, the parliament's speaker interrupted the session. The MPs thus parted after six hours of debate that bore no fruit.
The banner that upset the ruling coalition MPs and Parliament's Speaker Danko carried the photos of Ladislav Bašternák and Robert Kaliňák, and a rhyme that translates like "Decent people pay their taxes, while thieves live off them [the taxes]".
Danko repeatedly requested Matovič to remove the banner from the plenum, and interrupted the session twice for that reason. He argued that the banner was made unlawfully because the minister did not authorise the use of his picture on it.
Danko also minded Matovič's outfit for the session – a black t-shirt with an inscription 'Fico protects thieves'.
Matovič is notorious for his use of various stage props in the parliament and at press conferences. Most recently, during the first no-confidence vote in Kaliňák, he and his movement's MPs brought 24 shopping bags filled with fake 100-euro bills worth €12 million, and poured them over the speaker's counter when Matovič was speaking to the plenum.
New rules to be discussed
It has not been made clear when the parliamentary session will continue. Danko convened the parliamentary gremium for the following morning 9:00 (July 1), to debate changes in the parliamentary code of conduct, in order to prevent exhibitionism and to set rules for using banners in the parliament, Danko specified as reported by the SITA newswire.
Opposition MPs were outraged to see the session suspended, and accused the ruling coalition of seeking "substitute problems to postpone the inevitable", Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) MP Natália Blahová said as quoted by SITA.
Daniel Lipšic of OĽaNO-Nova opined that Danko's decision was an unprecedented violation of the parliament's rules, and argued that the law allows use of visual properties "for tens of years".
Danko however, argues that as Slovakia takes up the EU Council presidency on July 1, all eyes of the international community will be focused on the country and the parliament "should be the showcase of the state". Meanwhile, he believes, there is a lot of offensive and defaming behaviour in the parliament, he said as reported by SITA.
Danko believes the gremium on Friday can solve the problem with the outdated parliamentary rules and the updates should regard not only banners, but also dress code and vocabulary that is acceptable during sessions.
Prosecutors should give more answers
Meanwhile, prosecutors dealing with some issues pertaining to the Bašternák case will have to clarify their property circumstances and explain their links with the tycoon, General Prosecutor Jaromír Čižnár said as reported by the TASR newswire.
Čižnár said he would request further explanations from his subordinates following media reports from late June according to which there are links between Bašternák and the prosecutors who are in charge of the criminal prosecution of Filip Rybanič, an MP assistant who leaked information about the bank account of Interior Minister Kaliňák earlier.
Read also:Further ties between politicians and prosecutors and Bašternák revealed Read more
While the prosecutors in question, who have been reported to own flats in a building owned by Bašternák, will be required to update their asset declarations, Rybanič's case will be overseen by prosecutors from Nitra, the General Prosecutor decided as reported by SITA.
Public protest organised
Meanwhile, the opposition continues organising protest gatherings to support their attempt to have Kaliňák ousted from the post of the interior minister. Two protest gatherings took place in Bratislava earlier in June, both times attracting a crowd of some 2,000-3,000.
Read also:Protesters again call for Kaliňák to resign Read more
On Monday, July 4, two simultaneous protests should take place, one in Bratislava organised by OĽaNO-Nova and another one in Košice organised by SaS. The opposition leaders argue that not everyone is able and has the time to travel to Bratislava for a protest gathering, so they want to give a chance to people in the regions to protest too.
One day before the no-confidence vote session was opened, the police raided Bašternák's premises in Bratislava. Opposition and some commentators have suggested this could have been timed to calm the public before the no confidence vote, but did not expect it to bring any results.
1. Jul 2016 at 8:30 | Michaela Terenzani


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Q: How much can we "reduce" this polynomial division? Let's say we start with a univariate polynomial, $p(x)$:
$$p(x) = x^n-1$$
We can then divide by another polynomial; for instance $q(x)$.  For example, if $p(x) = x^6-1$ and $q(x) = x^2-x+1$ we have:
$$\frac{p(x)}{q(x)}=\frac{x^6-1}{x^2-x+1}=1+x-x^3-x^4$$
Here $q(x)$ has 2 roots, and the resulting division yields 4 terms with nonzero coefficients.  There are three numbers of interest here.  The degree of $p(x)$, which we can call $n$, the number of roots, and the number of nonzero terms.
I'm interested in finding the largest (or large) ratios of $n$:(roots + nonzero terms).  In the case of the above example, the ratio is $n=6$:(2 complex roots + 4 terms).  Can we do better?  In other words, can we find a greater $n$ with less roots and resulting terms?
If we can do better, what are $p(x)$ and $q(x)$?
IMPORTANT NOTE
$p(x)$ is always $x^n-1$.
I'm counting the number of complex roots.

A: How about $x^8-1$, which we can divide by $x^4+1$ to get $x^4-1$?  We have $n=8$, $4$ complex roots, and $2$ non-zero terms.  Clearly the approach works for any $n$ a multiple of $2$ with ratio $\frac n{\frac n2+2}=\frac {2n}{n+4}$
Added:  We can also do $x^{(2m)^2}-1$ and divide by $x^{2m}+1$, giving $x^{4m^2-2m}-x^{4m^2-4m}+x^{4m^2-6m}\dots-1$.  This will give $n=4m^2, 2m$ roots and $2m+1$ non-zero terms, for a ratio of $\frac {4m^2}{4m+1}$ which get arbitrarily large with $m$.  By considering the degrees, we can show this is optimal


text:
using System;
using Aspose.Cloud.Common;
using Newtonsoft.Json;
using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;
using System.IO;

namespace Aspose.Cloud
{
    public class StatisticsService : BaseService
    {
        public StatisticsService(string appSid, string appKey)
            : base(appSid, appKey)
        {
            AppSid = appSid;
            AppKey = appKey;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get service statistics in HTML form.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetServiceStatisticsInHtmlForm(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get statistics for specific dates by hours.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="startDate">The start date.</param>
        /// <param name="endDate">The end date.</param>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetStatisticsForSpecificDatesByHours(DateTime startDate, DateTime endDate, string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/hours?startDate={startDate}&appSID={appSID}&endDate={endDate}

            string apiUrl = string.Format(@"statistics/hours?startDate={0}&endDate={1}", startDate, endDate);

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get statistics for last 30 days by hours.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetStatisticsForLast30DaysByHours(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/hours/last30Days?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/hours/last30Days?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get service statistics in HTML form like GroupDocs.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetServiceStatisticsInHTMLFormLikeGroupDocs(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/likeGD?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/likeGD?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get users with plans statistics.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetUsersWithPlansStatistics(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/plans?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/plans?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get last errors statistics.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetLastErrorsStatistics(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/errors?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/errors?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get paid clients statistics.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetPaidClientsStatistics(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/paid?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/paid?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get free users statistics.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetFreeUsersStatistics(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/free?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/free?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get API calls statistics.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetAPICallsStatistics(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/calls?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/calls?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get clients with overdraft statistics.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetClientsWithOverDraftStatistics(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/overdrafts?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/overdrafts?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Get current user statistics.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="outputPath">Local path where the log file will be saved e.g c:\stats.html</param>
        public void GetCurrentUsersStatistics(string outputPath)
        {
            // GET 	statistics/currentUsers?appSID={appSID}

            string apiUrl = "statistics/currentUsers?";

            using (Stream responseStream = ServiceController.GetStream(apiUrl, AppSid, AppKey))
            using (Stream file = File.OpenWrite(outputPath))
            {
                ServiceController.CopyStream(responseStream, file);
            }
        }

    }
}


Cute little fellow. I love him.
Nothing slow about how quickly this turtle arrived by standard post. A cute little fellow too. Lovely bright colours and not cumbersome to fit in a pocket whilst trying to find the perfect cache to send him off in to the world. Will definately purchase more of this type of travel tag.


Website is under construction. Contents may differ.
Founded in 2009, Smartlink Broadband Services Pvt. Ltd. offers secured broadband services for both individual and enterprise customers in Mumbai. SLBBPL (Smartlink Broadband Services Pvt. Ltd.) possesses an ISP license granted by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), Govt. of India.


A Chicago police officer will not be charged in the fatal shooting of a black man in an incident captured by a squad car's dashcam.
Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez announced Monday that she's not charging Officer George Hernandez in the shooting death of Ronald Johnson III in October 2014. Less than two weeks ago, another officer was charged in the fatal shooting of a black man recorded by a squad car dashcam.
Last month, Alvarez charged Jason Van Dyke with first-degree murder in the death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, who was shot 16 times.
Police say the 25-year-old Johnson pointed a gun at officers before Hernandez shot him in the back. Johnson's mother, who has been pressing the city to release the video, says it shows her son was running away from officers when he was shot.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel says the video should be released this week.


text:
Q: Pylint giving errors, but the code works fine No config file found, using default configuration
************* Module sendmail
C:153,0: Line too long (146/80)
C:156,0: Line too long (105/80)
C:190,0: Line too long (88/80)
F:  8,0: Unable to import 'email.MIMEMultipart'
E:  8,0: No name 'MIMEMultipart' in module 'email'
F:  9,0: Unable to import 'email.MIMEBase'
E:  9,0: No name 'MIMEBase' in module 'email'
E: 10,0: No name 'Encoders' in module 'email'
R: 47,0:sendmail: Too many arguments (7/5)
R: 47,0:sendmail: Too many local variables (17/15)
W: 74,4:sendmail: No exception type(s) specified
W: 95,12:sendmail: No exception type(s) specified
R:142,0:commandline_handler: Too many branches (15/12)

Notice the inability to import, but my script works fine.  Here's the code in question:
#!/usr/local/bin/python
''' sendmail module.

Can be used to send mail, attachments, or otherwise.

'''
from email.mime.text import MIMEText
from email.MIMEMultipart import MIMEMultipart
from email.MIMEBase import MIMEBase
from email import Encoders
import getopt
import os
import smtplib
import sys

def main():

When I run the program it works great, but why does pylint complain?
I ran pylint by simply doing
pylint sendmail.py

I installed pylint and the logilab libraries from http://www.logilab.org/
Both python 64 and 32 bit complain the same way, using python 2.6.6.

A: The various uppercase names were renamed in Python 2.5.  See http://docs.python.org/release/2.7/library/email.html#package-history for details.  The base email package's __init__.py does some tricks to make the old names work in python, but because pylint has its own separate method of doing imports, those tricks don't work in pylint.
Switch over to the new names and you should be fine:
from email.mime import multipart as MIMEMultipart
from email.mime import base as MIMEBase
from email import encoders as Encoders

for example.


This fire extinguisher looks just like a shotgun, but it is incredibly effective at dealing with dangerous fires.
It's called the IFEX 3000 and it has been used by firefighters in Germany since 1994.
By using compressed air, the sudden change in air pressure starves the fire of oxygen, extinguishing it very quickly.
The extinguisher has a top range of 16 metres but is most effective between 6-10 metres.


we have created a custom delivery type of type without order reference, when we are creating a outbound delivery of this type we are getting the route field blank. what are the config settings we need to bring the route.
Path: Under the Same Menu path---Define Transportation Groups.
Path: Under the Same Menu path--- Maintain Weight Group.
In Tcode-SE16/SE11 check table -TROLZ & if any config is missing ,please complete it as explained by Raja Singh.
Please in IMG under route determination (Define New Route Determination By Delivery Type) use option A or B.
This way route will be determined when you create a delivery without refeence to an order.


The Circe open ring is composed of rose gold and features a circular evil eye motif. This piece can be worn as both a midi and a standard 'pinky' ring and is set with rings of deep blue sapphires and dazzling white diamonds.
The Circe ring is handmade to order. Please allow up to 4 weeks for delivery.


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