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Q: How to integrate Django Rest APIs with BackboneJS frontend for single page application I am not able to comprehend what would be pros and cons of the following approaches in making a single page backbone application using RESTful APIs from Django Rest Framework.

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*Render the whole app from within Django's template.

*Serve the backbone app from another server ie node server. With nginx in the front for both servers.

*Serve the HTML/Templates and JS from a separate CDN.
What are the things to take care ie points of caution in each strategy. Is there any other way to tie them up which I am missing?

A: This is a very broad question, and really it has nothing to do with Django or Backbone.  What you're really asking about is a "thick-client" architecture vs. a "thin-client" architecture.  In other words, having your user interface rendered on the client vs. having it rendered on the server.
First, allow me to recap a few things to make sure we're on the same page.  The "thin-client" approach is the traditional/old school model, and the model Django itself is based on.  The server renders HTML, sends it to the client, and whenever the client wants to do something it sends data back to the server and asks for fresh HTML.
In contrast the more modern "thick-client" approach lets the client render all of the UI.  Whenever the client needs to do something it makes an AJAX request to a (presumably REST-ful) API, powered by a library like Django REST Framework.  That API just returns the relevant data, and leaves it up to the client to render it appropriately.
There are advantages and disadvantages to both approaches, but the thick-client approach is becoming more and more popular because:

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*network transactions are faster: because your server is only sending the exact JSON you need instead of a mess of HTML, the "payload" of the response is much smaller

*you can fetch all data "behind the scenes"; this makes things appear faster to the user, and lets you implement UI paradigms (eg. infinite scroll) that a thin client can't

*the client/server relationship is simpler, because the people writing server code never have to even think about HTML or any other presentation logic; they get to just focus on the data (which, being server engineers, is probably the part they're most interested in anyway)

This is why a lot of companies (including the one I work for) have all but abandoned Django proper in favor of API endpoints served by Django REST Framework.
So, if you want to go with a thick client architecture, Django should never serve anything except the very first HTML page (and even that could be served by ngnix if you wanted, since it's just static HTML).  After that you'd use a Backbone.Router and Backbone.Views to render your site.  Whenever you need new information from the server you'd fetch a Backbone.Model or Backbone.Collection (with its url property pointing to your Django REST Framework endpoint).
I can attest that this whole approach works great; the site I work on is very complex, with many endpoints, and Backbone + Django REST Framework handles it beautifully.  The only (slightly) tricky part is caching: in the thin client approach the browser automatically caches pages for you, but since there are no "pages" in a thick client (just AJAX responses with data) there is no automatic caching.  This means that if you want to cache data you'll need to do it yourself, for instance with a Backbone.Collection devoted to that purpose.
Hope that helps.
P.S. Back in the day Django REST Framework didn't handle Django authentication stuff (ie. logging in/out) quite the way we wanted, so we wound up serving one other page, our login page, from Django.  However I'm pretty sure the current Django REST Framework handles authentication stuff much better now, so this likely won't be an issue for you.


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Localizing for the Mexican Market
Would you like to access a huge (and growing) marketplace for your goods and services? If so, it's time to say 'hola' to Mexico!
Of course, connecting commercially with Mexicans is about far more than just Spanish translation. As such, we'll run you through all you need to know about localizing for the Mexican market. Ready? Then let's dive in and take a closer look at Mexico.
Getting to Know Mexico
Mexico is the world's tenth largest country by population size and the 14th largest by land mass. It is home to some 128.9 million people. That's 1.65% of the total global population. Mexico's population has increased by 1.06% over the past year. The country has a median age of 29, with 84% of its population living in urban areas.
Source: Worldometers.info
Many companies have set their sights on this young, urbanised population when it comes to selling their goods and services. For English-speaking companies, that means engaging Spanish translation and localization services.
Mexico is home to the largest Spanish-speaking population of any country. It has a total of 121.9 million speakers, more than double the number in the next largest Spanish-speaking country (Colombia, with 49.44 million Spanish speakers). At the same time, Mexico has one of lowest English proficiency scores in Latin America, coming 16th out of 19 countries in 2018, according to Statista.
One factor that is a major draw for many companies considering tapping into the Mexican marketplace is the sharp jump in the country's internet penetration rate in recent years. In 2014, just 44.39% of Mexicans used the internet. However, by 2018 that figure had jumped to 65.8% according to Statista. This means that online sellers have the potential to connect with a rapidly growing audience.
Why Localize for Mexico
It's important to localize for Mexico due to the country's vast potential. Investopedia has flagged up Mexico, along with India, Russia, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, as a "notable" emerging market economy (for more on localizing for the Indian market, click the link below).
An emerging market economy is one that is in the process of transitioning into a developed economy. There is usually excellent potential for investors thanks to rapid growth, but also "greater exposure to some inherent risks due to their status," according to Investopedia.
One key feature of emerging market economies such as Mexico is the higher standard of living that develops as part of the transition. And where there is greater affluence, there are more opportunities for businesses looking to court the country's consumers.
As Mexico engages more with the global community in terms of trade and other economic ties, an increasing number of businesses are looking to get involved. With plenty of competition around, those looking to enter the Mexican marketplace need to localize their goods and services in order to stand the best possible chance of success.
Read more: Why You Need to Localize to Win Over the Indian Market
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Languages of Mexico
Translating and localizing content for the Mexican marketplace is about far more than just converting your products and marketing materials into Spanish. Yes, Spanish is the most widely spoken language in Mexico, but it is far from the only language that's used there. In fact, the Mexican government recognises 68 indigenous languages.
Many of Mexico's indigenous languages are endangered. 130 of them have already vanished, taking with them customs and traditions that cannot now be recovered. According to Ethnologue, some 281 indigenous language variations are still spoken in Mexico today. However, National Geographic reports that 21 of those are critically endangered, while a further 122 are considered to be definitely or severely endangered of vulnerable.
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In terms of speaker numbers, Nahuatl has more speakers than any other indigenous Mexican language. Formerly known as Aztec, the language has numerous variations, with the Mexican Instituto Nacional de Lenguas Indígenas (National Institute of Indigenous Languages) recognising Nahuatl as a language group that includes 30 individual language varieties.
Spoken mainly in central Mexico, Nahuatl's influence has spread well beyond the country's borders. In English, the words 'avocado,' 'chili,' 'chocolate' and 'tomato' (among others) all originate from Nahuatl.
The second most spoken indigenous language in Mexico is Yucatec Maya, with 759,000 speakers. Next comes Mixtec, with 423,216 speakers. In total. Mexico has 15 indigenous languages (or language groups) with 100,000 or more speakers.
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Sadly, at the other end of the scale, there are many indigenous languages where speaker numbers have dropped below 1,000. Most of these are older speakers, which doesn't bode well for these languages' longer-term prospects.
It was widely reported back in 2014 that the Ayapenaco has just two fluent speakers left: two elderly gentlemen who had fallen out and wouldn't speak to each other. Thankfully, they reconciled in an attempt to save their dying tongue, but Ayapenaco is far from the only language to face such difficulties. Aguacatec, Kiliwa, Cochimí, Ixil and Kikapú all have fewer than 150 fluent speakers.
The loss of a language is about more than words. K David Harrison, co-leader of National Geographic's Enduring Voices project, describes languages as, "the primary conduit for human culture," observing that:
"Each of the Mexican indigenous languages contains millennia of human experience, wisdom, and practical knowledge about the natural environment."
Work is at least underway in order to preserve and protect Mexico's linguistic heritage. The government passed the Law of Linguistic Rights in 2002 as part of a drive to keep languages alive. The law promotes bilingual and intercultural education, strengthening the commitment to indigenous language preservation that was first enshrined in the 1917 constitution.
Interestingly from a localization perspective, while just 6% of Mexicans speak an indigenous language, 20% of the population identify themselves with an indigenous ethnic group. Businesses looking to trade successfully need to bear this in mind, as one in five of their potential customers identify as indigenous Mexicans. Many of them speak Spanish, but companies' imagery and cultural references will still need to respect this indigenous identification in order to win over as many customers as possible.
"What language do they speak in Mexico?" Ask most people this and they'll instantly say, "Spanish." Brought to Mexico in the 16th century, Spanish took hold in the country due to the influx of European immigrants, just as it did across much of South and Central America. As such, most modern language service providers who focus on Mexico offer English to Spanish translation services for engaging with the Mexican market.
As with all countries of such size, numerous variations and dialects of the language exist. For communication with those outside of Mexico, the central Mexican variety of Spanish tends to be used, as this is used in Mexico City, where most of Mexico's international-facing media is located.
What is the difference between Spanish and Mexican? It's largely down to pronunciation. In Spain, the lisping 'th' sound is used for a 'c' or 'z' that falls before and 'i' or an 'e,' while in Mexico the 's' sounds is used. In addition, Take Lessons reports that Spanish in Spain has a more guttural sound as a result of its Arabic influences. It describes Mexican Spanish as having a "softer" sound.
Mexico has a rich and varied culture, with intertwined identities that span its indigenous peoples and the European influence that began in the 16th century. It's a culture that often struggles to feel cohesive due to these contrasting influences, but one that has resulted in some incredible architecture, art, literature, music and more over the centuries.
One of the most globally recognised elements of Mexican culture is Mariachi music. The rattles, flutes, drums and horns of indigenous Mexican music came together with European instruments such as violins and guitars to produce the unique Mariachi vibe. Love, betrayal, death, politics, country life… all of these and more are the focus of Mariachi songs. Most Mariachi groups include violins, trumpets, guitars (including the guitarrón bass guitar and a high-pitched vihuela), while the musicians take turns to sing solo and together.
In the art world, it is Frida Kahlo who has become known as Mexico's most celebrated artist, while in the literary world names such as Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Carlos Fuentes and Octavio Paz are known around the world.
The Mexican Economy
Mexico has a large economy, with a gross domestic product (GDP) of $2.6 trillion in 2018, thanks to a GDP growth rate of 2.2%. GDP per capita in 2018 stood at $20,645.
With plenty of natural resources and a strong manufacturing industry, Mexico is the world's 12th largest exporter. It has more free trade agreements in place than any other country, with 46 in total. 79% of Mexico's exports went to the United States in 2018, making that country Mexico's most important trading partner.
The Balance reports that Mexico's top export is vehicles, followed by electrical machinery and equipment and then machinery including computers. Mineral fuels, medical apparatus, furniture, plastics, gems, precious metals and foods such as vegetables, fruits and nuts also have significant export volumes. In fact, in terms of volume, Mexico's export of goods equals that of the rest of Latin America combined.
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Localization Tips for Connecting with Mexican Consumers
Have you heard enough to leave you eager to connect with Mexican consumers? Then let's talk a little bit about localization for that market.
The case for localization in Mexico is clear. The country has a growing economy and a relatively young, urban population with rising standards of living. It is also a well-established global trading partner, with all the associated infrastructure.
If you're localizing your products and services for the Mexican market, along with your website and other marketing materials, start by finding a decent translation agency with plenty of localization expertise in relation to Mexico. They will help to walk you through the localization process and ensure that you have the best chance of engaging successfully with Mexican consumers.
Next, think about the kind of customers you want to connect with. Are you releasing an app or selling farming products (or any of the myriad things in between)? Is your service a B2C service or a B2B one? These factors will affect everything from the language(s) that you use to how you present your product. Outline all of these in order to develop a clear strategy and timeline. Detail what you want to achieve, why, how and by when.
Your chosen localization agency can help with this, as they will have local experts who can furnish you with current insights into the Mexican market. These can home in on very specific areas in order to maximise your chances of success.
Remember that your translation agency can also support with market research, by undertaking translations into the languages that you plan to target in Mexico – and then translating the responses of those who have engaged in the market research process.
Finally, bear in mind that Mexico also has a growing expat population. The Balance reports that its legal foreign-born population doubled between 2000 and 2010, topping 1 million people. Three quarters of them are Americans, who have emigrated to Mexico for a lower cost of living and a better standard of life. In these instances, while translation might not be necessary, some localization work will still need to be undertaken in order to adapt marketing materials specifically to this audience.
Mexico is a vast and fascinating country that is home to significant cultural and linguistic diversity. Economic opportunities abound there, meaning that many businesses are keen to engage with Mexican consumers. Is your business one of them? If so, it's time to work on your translation and localization strategy. Find an established, expert translation agency to support you through that process and you'll be well on your way to building up a solid income stream from the Mexican market.
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Q: A way to create a time delay without the use of time.sleep() in Python? I'm fairly new to coding in general. This is for an assignment and I'm only allowed to use os and datetime module so yeah. Just wanna replicate the effect of this: (But without the use of time.sleep())
import time
def _loader(s):
    while s > 0:
        time.sleep(0.33)
        print(" . ", end="")
        s = s - 1
    time.sleep(0.33)
    print("\n")

I've tried this but it just produces an error when i try to subtract the two
from datetime import timedelta
from datetime import datetime
def _loader(s):
    while s > 0:
        t1 = timedelta(datetime.now())
        t2 = timedelta(seconds=0.33)
        while 1 == 1:
            t1temp = timedelta(datetime.now())
            if t1temp - t1 < t2:
                continue
            else:
                break
        print(" . ", end="")
        s = s - 1

A: It seems that the problem is in the use of datetime.now()
Try it in this way:
from datetime import timedelta
from datetime import datetime
def _loader(s):
    while s > 0:
        t1 = datetime.now()
        t2 = timedelta(seconds=0.33)
        while 1 == 1:
            t1temp = datetime.now()
            if t1temp - t1 < t2:
                continue
            else:
                break
        print(" . ", end="")
        s = s - 1

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Q: Channel pruning of xception model using kerassurgeon So I am a totally newbie to neural networks and I had this task at hand of pruning a NN model. For this I am working on pruning the xception model.
I am using kerassugeon for this and performing channel pruning.
Here are the relevant imports :
from kerassurgeon import identify
from kerassurgeon.operations import delete_channels, delete_layer

Here is the code of the same :
#load pre trained Xception model
model=tf.keras.applications.xception.Xception(weights='imagenet',include_top=True)

weight = model.layers[1].get_weights()[0]
weight_dict = {}
num_filters = len(weight[0,0,0,:])

for j in range(num_filters) :
  w_s = np.sum(abs(weight[:,:,:,j]))
  filt = 'filt_{}'.format(j)
  weight_dict[filt]=w_s

weights_dict_sort = sorted(weight_dict.items(), key = lambda kv:kv[1])
print('L1 norm conv layer {}\n'.format(1), weights_dict_sort)

weights_value = []
for elem in weights_dict_sort :
  weights_value.append(elem[1])

xc = range(num_filters)

layer_0 = model.layers[1]
model_new = delete_channels(model=model, layer=layer_0, channels=[1,7,2,8,16])

model_new.compile(loss = 'binary_crossentropy', optimizer = 'rmsprop', metrics = ['accuracy'])

This is throwing me the following error :
TypeError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)

<ipython-input-42-8ec328142934> in <module>()
     23
     24 layer_0 = model.layers[1]
---> 25 model_new = delete_channels(model=model, layer=layer_0, channels=[1,7,2,8,16])
     26
     27 model_new.compile(loss = 'binary_crossentropy', optimizer = 'rmsprop', metrics = ['accuracy'])

4 frames

/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/kerassurgeon/operations.py in delete_channels(model, layer, channels, node_indices, copy)
    103     surgeon = Surgeon(model, copy)
    104     surgeon.add_job('delete_channels', layer, node_indices=node_indices, channels=channels)
--> 105     return surgeon.operate()

/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/kerassurgeon/surgeon.py in operate(self)
    157             # Perform surgery at this node
    158             kwargs = self._kwargs_map[node]
--> 159             self._mod_func_map[node](node, outputs, output_masks, **kwargs)
    160
    161         # Finish rebuilding model

/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/kerassurgeon/surgeon.py in _delete_channels(self, node, inputs, input_masks, channels, layer_name)
    317         """
    318         old_layer = node.outbound_layer
--> 319         old_layer_output = utils.single_element(node.output_tensors)
    320         # Create a mask to propagate the deleted channels to downstream layers
    321         new_delete_mask = self._make_delete_mask(old_layer, channels)

/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/kerassurgeon/utils.py in single_element(x)
    141         return x
    142
--> 143     if len(x) == 1:
    144         x = x[0]
    145     return x

/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/tensorflow/python/keras/engine/keras_tensor.py in __len__(self)
    238
    239   def __len__(self):
--> 240     raise TypeError('Keras symbolic inputs/outputs do not '
    241                     'implement `__len__`. You may be '
    242                     'trying to pass Keras symbolic inputs/outputs '

TypeError: Keras symbolic inputs/outputs do not implement `__len__`. You may be trying to pass Keras symbolic inputs/outputs to a TF API that does not register dispatching, preventing Keras from automatically converting the API call to a lambda layer in the Functional Model. This error will also get raised if you try asserting a symbolic input/output directly.

I am working on google colab for this : https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1n5uv3d0dBv3uct6pzaB8bs6q0eMO2sID?usp=sharing
Will really appreciate any help in debugging this and kindly let me know if any other information is needed to shed some clarity on this.

A: So i figured this out.
This had something to do with tensorflows version. For what I understood is that kerassurgeon was built over earlier version of tf and new version of tf has some overloaded len method which is causing some issue with this.
So you can follow one of these steps :

*

*Downgrade to TF 1.14 (recommended)

*Delete the len overloading in TensorFlow source (not recommended)

I did the first step by as follows :

MAKE SURE that you reset your colab envt before re-running the code to clear already installed dependencies of tf.
Hoping this helps someone.


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A police swoop on the Awara forest has resulted in the arrest of several suspects, eliciting hope that Imo State's most dreaded den of violent criminals has been demystified. OKODILI NDIDI reports
At last the forest of horror has been demystified, ending decades of horrific and blood-chilling tales of death and destruction.
The Awara forest in Ohaji-Egbema Council Area of Imo State was the den of criminal elements. Recently, it took a turn for the worse, becoming a haven for notorious inter-state kidnappers and militants who escaped security operatives in the Niger Delta.
This paper once reported the flourishing kidnap business in the massive forest covering such communities as Awara, Ilile, Opiti, Umuapu and Mgbirishi all in Ohaji-Egbema council area stretching to the boundary of Rivers State.
Kidnap victims say there were several camps operated by different gangs in the forest where victims are chained to trees until their relatives pay ransom. In some cases according to revelations by the victims, some of the unlucky ones were slaughtered for ritual.
In the last few months, these hoodlums became even more daring in their operations as they adopted guerrilla tactics. They lay ambush along Owerri-Port Harcourt Road and diverted travelers into the forest, where they were held until ransom was paid. Some of the victims ended up being raped, molested or murdered.
Not even the poor were spared as the dare-devil kidnappers abducted anyone available, whisked them into the forest and collected ransom as low as N50,000 depending on the negotiation power of the victim's family.
The impregnable forest attained the notoriety of 'Sambisa forest', instilling fear in the spine of the people at the mere mention of its name.
But the myth surrounding the forest has finally been demystified and the horror neutralized. The Imo State police command, led by the Commissioner of Police, Rabiu Ladodo, braved it and invaded the forest.
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Expectedly, they met stiff resistance as the kidnappers engaged the policemen in a gun duel that lasted all through the night. At the end of the ten-hour operation, three of the gang leaders were cut down, while others were arrested.
This was followed by a mop-up operation where seven kidnap victims were rescued from the various camps in the expansive forest.
Celebrating the feat, the police spokesperson, Frank Mba, while parading the suspects at the Command's headquarters in Owerri, said, "You will recall that on the 9th of April 2019, the Inspector-General of Police IGP Mohammed Adamu launched Operation "PUFF ADDER" and consequently directed all Assistant Inspectors-General of Police in charge of all zonal commands as well as all Commissioners of Police in all their states to replicate same in their area of responsibility. Today, I am glad to inform you all that the effort is yielding tremendous results.
"We have been touring various state commands in the past few months to brief the press on the achievements of the Operation so far, as such, we are here today to showcase to you, the achievements of the officers and men of Imo State Police Command.
"We are however aware that the Commissioner of Police, Imo State, CP Rabiu Ladodo has briefed and paraded suspects to you on a few occasions since the launch of Operation "PUFF ADDER" but we are here today to present to you some of the exceptional breakthroughs of the Command in crime fighting and detection. On this note, I present to you a total of nineteen (19) suspects involved in various violent crimes as follows;
"Following a tip-off received on 4/07/2019 that a gang of kidnappers were holding some victims hostage in a forest in Ohaji, operatives of the Command swiftly swung into action and stormed the kidnap hideout. On sighting the operatives, the hoodlums engaged them in a heated gun duel during which three of the hoodlums fell to the superior fire power of the operatives and two others escaped with serious gunshot injuries.
"However, the above named kidnap victims held captive in the kidnap hideout as at the time of the incident were all rescued unhurt including a pregnant woman. The rescued victims were subsequently taken to the Police Hospital for treatment, the doctor on duty certified that they were all okay and the pregnancy of the woman was still intact".
It continued that, "Sequel to the bursting of the kidnap gang at Ilile forest in Ohaji/Egbema L.G.A Imo State and the rescue of seven (7) kidnapped victims mentioned above, operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) following thorough intelligence gathering and digital data tracking analysis arrested the above named suspects at Port – Harcourt, Rivers State. Suspects have made useful statements to the police touching on the various roles they played in the crime.
"On 15/06/2019, operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad arrested the above-named suspect at Umuokanne in Ohaji/Egbema L.G.A of Imo State in connection with the kidnap of the above named victims. Victims were kidnapped along Maginezum/West Brook Hotel on 14/06/2019 and have identified the suspect among the gang that kidnapped them. The hospitalized victim Uchenna Anagbue was seriously inflicted with injuries all over his body for attempting to escape from the kidnappers den. After he was recaptured, the kidnapper put him into a septic toilet soak-away and covered it but if not for the quick rescue of the SARS Operatives, he would have died. Effort is on to gear to arrest the remaining suspect at large."
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Farewell to our respected friend Meade Gougeon, who passed away peacefully at his home, surrounded by his family, on Sunday, August 27, 2017.
In 2017, Meade became the first Honorary Life Member of the Australian Wooden Boat Festival Inc. as a mark of our respect and gratitude for his encouragement and support. In 2015, at the age of 76, Meade travelled all the way from his home in Bay City, Michigan to Hobart to attend the Festival. He was the keynote speaker at the International Wooden Boat Symposium that year and delighted everyone he met with his undiminished enthusiasm for wood as a high-tech building material and for the international world of wooden boat design.
Meade, with his brothers Joel and Jan, founded the company that pioneered the use of epoxy glues and laminate timber for building boats in 1969. Their radical composite structures brought elegant boat construction within the reach of thousands of owners who could not afford the traditional service of professional shipwrights. Meade was an avid and successful sailor, on the water and on the frozen surface of the North American lakes. He co-authored The Gougeon Brothers on Boat Construction, which has remained a standard reference book since it was first published in 1979. The West System is the well-known brand of the employee-owned company that continues to supply innovative products to the professional and amateur boat builder.
That book, "The Gougeon Bothers on Boat Construction" and the extraordinary products they developed, was pivotal in the successful construction of the Brigantine "Windeward Bound". for those of you who may not know, Windeward Bound's hull is one very large, strip planked, epoxy glued and metal fastened construction, with a methodology straight out of that book, from the laminated backbone and laminated frames and deck beams, to the hull itself, it allowed a rank amatuer (myself) to successfully construct a somewhat large, but solid and seaworthy vessel, that in its 21 years of life has safely carried her people well in excess of 100,000 nautical miles, and has given more than 3,500 young Australians a life changing experience. Windeward Bound has, in her own right, provided a fitting epitaph to the Brothers Gougeon, to their skill with their products and their use. It is fair to say that without people like Meade and his Brothers, many a fine vessel may not have made it to the water.
Vale Meade Gougeon, everyone involved with Windeward Bound salutes you.
Well said, Capt. Parry. Thank you for the detail on the Windeward Bound's construction I may not be the only person in the audience who learned something this week!
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by David Sims
THE CORONAVIRUS was first brought to Italy by a Pakistani migrant who worked at a Chinese restaurant. He served food to customers, and he made home deliveries, spreading COVID-19 everywhere he went.
When his infection was discovered, the Italian civil authorities asked him to self-isolate. He ignored them. When his unlawful disobedience was discovered, Italian military forces chased him down and returned him to his home, and warned him sternly to remain there.
The migrant has been charged and faces up to three months in jail for failing to self-isolate as required by article 650 of the Italian penal code. Because of this migrant, more than 10,000 Italians have the coronavirus disease, and 631 of them have died of it.
Italy's number of cumulative known cases has doubled in three days.
The number of cases outside China has now surpassed 30,000. In the USA, coronavirus cases are known to exist in 35 states.
The variant of ncov19 that is most likely to affect Americans has a fatality rate of about three per cent. Of course, that is averaged over all demographic groups. The rate is lower for younger people, and it is higher for older people.
As of 20h UTC on 10 March 2020, here are the latest figures. China is omitted because of its dishonest reported numbers.
10149 cases in Italy, with 631 deaths
8042 cases in Iran, with 291 deaths
7513 cases in South Korea, with 60 deaths
1784 cases in France, with 33 deaths
1674 cases in Spain, with 35 deaths
1458 cases in Germany, with 2 deaths
805 cases in the United States, with 28 deaths
581 cases in Japan, with 17 deaths
497 cases in Switzerland, with 3 deaths
382 cases in the Netherlands, with 4 deaths
375 cases in the United Kingdom, with 6 deaths
351 cases in Sweden, no deaths reported
304 cases in Norway, no deaths reported
267 cases in Belgium, no deaths reported
264 cases in Denmark, no deaths reported
182 cases in Austria, no deaths reported
166 cases in Singapore, no deaths reported
129 cases in Malaysia, no deaths reported
120 cases in Hong Kong, with 3 deaths
110 cases in Bahrain, no deaths reported
103 cases in Australia, with 3 deaths
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During the SARS epidemic I heard that it was a type of cold virus. I remembered that a science program stated that all cold viruses could be killed if the sufferer was kept in a room where the temperature was at 43'C for half an hour, three times in one day. I wasted hours attempting to convey this information to medical authorities because, at that time, my country did not have a Center for Disease Control. Can the Coronavirus be killed by temperature?
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First someone needs to truthfully tell the public what the virus actually is.
I go with the hypothesis that it's a strain of flu deliberately left un-vaccinated in order to bring totalitarianism rule to the white west. We're at the start of this right now.
Does anyone else find it suspect that Israel has now declared it has potentially developed a vaccine for the Coronavirus?
Something stinks to high heaven I think….
We better start waking up from our trance and realize what is going on.
another issue here is that this an Israel made vaccine; would YOU inject a foreign Jewish made substance into your body ??
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Hello Howard.
At this point, I wouldn't trust any foreign substance injected into my body, whether its Jewish made or not.
Economic independence, control of borders and the quality of those who go through them, the pitfall of just in time supply practices– all are very good points.
The "authorities" are focusing on the political angles of the situation in too many instances and enjoy pointing fingers at each other, but don't seem to care much for addressing a vital issue to help everyone survive- and that's good nutrition. Some foods assist our immune system better than others and could be pointed out now that the virus is among us.
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Say no to patridiotism https://www.lavocedelnord.net/2020/03/14/dire-no-al-patridiotismo/ Italian flags on the balconies, hymns of Italy to sing, Italian pride everywhere. We have arrived at the paradox in which we sing the hymns of the state which, although growing more and more in terms of costs and dimensions, provides us with fewer and fewer services, sometimes with lethal consequences as in these cases. Do we all have to be united in these moments? Balle! Unity of action and intent against the virus does not mean having to pretend that the State for which we should sing the anthem has no…
Another instance of (repeat after me everybody):
"Diversity is our greatest strength."
If Mussolini were in charge, the Italian military would've tracked down this diseased interloper and shot him on the spot.
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The virus is exposing splits in our multicultural society, just like that dirty Paki did in Italy. Last week, I trail-rode a mtn. bike in a large heavily wooded park in a Southern city – something only whites do there. A group of 15 or so 20-something negroids was hanging out at the picnic tables, laughing loudly. As I exited to the parking lot, one hollared "yo old dude you should be home – on lock down" which drew the expected derisive chuckles. Young negroids already know that age immunizes them, through experience in hot-zones like NYC, and word of mouf elsewhere. They may see this as an asian and white people's disease, from news reports on cases in China and Europe, and infection of American celebrities and officials. So… Read more »
Hello everyone. Here is a very interesting article that I accidentally bumped into recently. The link to this article now stamped as "withdrawn" is at the bottom. I would also appreciate a response from anyone at NV who has a background on this type of research and can confirm if this is legit. …….."During January of 2020 a team of nine high-level researchers at the University of Delhi's Kusuma School of Biological Sciences at the Indian Institute of Technology investigated the RNA side of the genetic blueprint of the COVID-19 virus"……… …….The main finding of the study so far is that the genetic structure of the virus has "4 insertions in the spike glycoprotein (S) which are unique to the 2019-nCoV [COVID-19] and are not present in other coronaviruses." …………The… Read more »
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The situation is changing fast with this virus, and for the good. People are using the term "social distancing" liberally. That is just a short step to acceptance of "racial distancing" for racial health. This morning I heard this fellow Lawrence Costin (ethnicity unspecified) on C-SPAN's Washington Journal recommend "social separation" several times, relating to the virus. That sounds like good advice. Even better advice is "racial separation," again for racial health. The coronavirus will pass eventually and things will be back to normal…or will they? The stock market will rebound from it's recent 30% dive, or will it? These are good times for the White race, if Whites will finally be made to look at what it will take to gain good racial health: racial distancing and racial separation.… Read more »
Reply to William White Williams • Chairman, National Alliance
"This morning I heard this fellow Lawrence Costin (ethnicity unspecified) on C-SPAN's Washington Journal recommend "social separation" several times"
Lol. He's a Jew. I'm certain of it. However, I do agree with his comments regarding social separation (from our perspective, separation from non-whites).
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Phil, when Whites in South Africa had finally became totally alienated there, some fled the country for other countries that aren't in the final terminal stages of "Diversity" and "Equality."
Some had a better idea and didn't travel far to accomplish it: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/oct/24/an-indictment-of-south-africa-whites-only-town-orania-is-booming
The National Alliance seeks to do something similar and has begun here in the US.
He's a Jew. I'm certain of it.
I figured as much, by his phizog alone, but couldn't confirm.
However, I do agree with his comments regarding social separation (from our perspective, separation from non-whites).
You agree with my point about healthful racial separation, then. To hell with social separation (from our perspective, that is).


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It seems the long awaited cure for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) - a lentivirus that causes HIV infection and over time acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, AIDS, has been invented by scientists.
Below is how popular U.S gossip website, MediaTakeOut reported the story;
For years, people were wondering WHEN CAN THEY REMOVE THEIR CONDOMS . . . well it looks like it's right around the corner.
Scientists have for the FIRST TIME EVER - proved that they can CURE HIV. Yesterday scientists CONFIRMED that they were able to edit out HIV-1 DNA from the genome of human immune cells, preventing virus replication and reinfection of the cleared cells.
In layman's language, they used GENE THERAPY to cure HIV in HUMAN cells.
Dr. Kamel Khalili, director of the Comprehensive NeuroAIDS Center at Temple University claims that they are ready to put his new gene therapy into a new drug that will cure HIV in patients even after they stop taking the drugs.
"The findings are important on multiple levels. They demonstrate the effectiveness of our gene editing system in eliminating HIV from the DNA of CD4 T-cells and, by introducing mutations into the viral genome, permanently inactivating its replication. Further, they show that the system can protect cells from reinfection and that the technology is safe for the cells, with no toxic effects," Khalili said in a press release.
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Looks like you had a lot of fun. What a wonderful opportunity – Congrats!
Thanks! I always enjoy talking about my blog, my dogs and my child – not necessarily in that order!
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I remember my first few weeks of college, when I learned that CSU offered students five free sessions of therapy at their mental health center each semester. I didn't take advantage of it until my last year, when I was dealing with the stress of finding a position right out of college.
As soon as I realized how helpful and life-changing therapy could be, I never went back. I have been making my mental health a priority ever since, and though I've had a few counselors over the years, each one has helped me in so many extraordinary ways.
That's why, when I read this story about House Bill 1258, I was floored. According to The Colorado Sun, this is a bill that will set aside $9 million to provide therapy sessions to Coloradans 18 and under through June 2022 to cope with the stresses that coronavirus has presented.
It's been a hard year for everyone, but think about the kids who have had to learn how to be an online middle or high-schooler; those who haven't seen their friends in months and those who have had to miss out on things like school dances, social lunch breaks, and even walking on their graduation day. It's been hard.
Even as an adult, making my mental health a priority during the ups and downs of 2020 has been paramount, but offering this to kids during a developing stage in their life is a game-changer.
The bill comes from Michaelson Jenet, a Democratic representative from Commerce City, and Governor Polis himself and will hopefully be passed very soon. To read more about the bill, check out the full story from The Colorado Sun right here.
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The easy part of being a fitness instructor or group trainer is welcoming regular participants into class each week. They're familiar to us, and each other. We see them often enough to know a bit about them: perhaps their history with exercise/injury, their fitness goals, their occupations, etc. We've seen them perform exercises long enough to know what they're good at and what they need to modify. The trickier side of teaching groups is managing those participants who attend infrequently or are stepping into class for the very first time. You don't know anything about them. And your first impressions might not always be correct.
I teach a HIIT class once a week at an all-women's gym in my neighborhood. Most of the women who come to my class are there every single week, representing a wide range of ages, body types, fitness levels and abilities. One morning, as I was setting up, I noticed someone new slip into the studio. She positioned herself in a back corner of the room (basically, as far away as possible from my spot at the front). Visually, this woman would probably be described as having an obese body type. But I hesitate to make assumptions based on a participant's appearance. Does she exercise regularly? I don't know. Does she like exercise? I don't know. Is she anxious about the class? I don't know. These questions apply to any new student. Teaching to groups isn't like personal training one individual at a time, where you can dig into a person's history and mindset at your first meeting. When someone enters a group setting just minutes before class, you've got to "read" that person quickly and adjust your hello-welcome-to-class spiel accordingly. As it happens, this new participant was obviously averting eye contact, giving me the distinct impression that she did not want me to fuss over her with a peppy, one-on-one introduction. As an introvert, I get that. Some people prefer to be anonymous or fly under the radar until they know the teacher and/or the exercise environment better. It's their comfort zone. So I smiled, introduced myself, briefly advised her on what equipment she'd need for class and asked her name. (I'll call her "Sarah" in this piece.) During class, I was careful to provide lots of options for each exercise (as always). I observed that Sarah was doing well with the modifications. However, much to my disappointment, she left about halfway through the workout. Why? I don't know. For the sake of argument, let's say it was because she felt like she wasn't keeping up. I wanted to chase after her, encouraging her to please stay. But I still had a full class to manage and, of course, I didn't want to embarrass her. Looking back, I realize I could have done more to help Sarah transition into the class as a newcomer.
Instructors and group trainers have limited time to set up for class and greet participants. Still, we must find ways to deftly and swiftly integrate new participants into the class while conveying the message that we want them to be there—it matters to us. However, when you're dealing with people who'd presumably rather be anywhere but your class, and might not want the instructor to draw attention to them, this task can be tricky indeed. Here are a few strategies.
If a new participant has never tried your class before, they might be wondering what they're getting themselves into and will they be able to "measure up." First, it's hard to define how a person is supposed to measure up in group fitness. There's no such thing. Everyone has different challenges and abilities. Still, a new participant might anticipate that everyone else will be miles ahead. With that in mind, consider what you might say in your pre-workout introduction to the whole group. You could explain that you will be watching for people to go at their own pace and try out modifications when needed. Advising them that you actually expect them to tailor the workout to their needs can help take the pressure off. Key message: We don't all have to be doing the workout in the exact same way.
Fitness pros can be pretty particular about which workouts are best for which clients. Is an advanced, high-intensity class the best place for a newbie exerciser to start? Probably not. But not everyone has to attempt full-on intensity. In fact, an interval format—with its short challenges and frequent "breaks"—might be just what some people need to build up confidence. I've seen it happen multiple times in the HIIT class I teach. Besides, as the instructor, I'm not about to boot a new exerciser out of class because it's labeled as advanced. When someone makes an earnest effort to show up, the last thing you want to do is tell them they made the wrong choice. Friendly reminder: Accept that some people will self-select your class even when it's not the ideal intensity for them; teach to a range of abilities.
Regrets: I wish I'd given this little pre-class speech on the day Sarah left my class early.
These are just a few ways that group trainers and instructors can encourage brand-new students to feel comfortable in class and come back next time. Do you have a tip you'd like to share on this topic? Tell us in the comments section here.


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Q: Generate tuples to iterate over in one for loop I'd like to reduce three for loops into one by generating all the iterators in one go. Basically I have a dictionary that uses tuples as its keys. I know I can do
for aa in range(limitA):
    for bb in range(limitB):
        for cc in range(limitC):
            do_stuff(my_dict[(aa,bb,cc)])

But is there a way that requires less lines of code? Something like
for aa,bb,cc in range(limitA), range(limitB), range(limitC):
    do_stuff(my_dict[(aa,bb,cc)])

This returns the error "ValueError: need more than 2 values to unpack"
If this cannot be done generally, does the special case of limitA == limitB == limitC have a solution?

A: Use itertools.product():
from itertools import product

for aa, bb, cc in product(range(limitA), range(limitB), range(limitC)):

Where limitA == limitB == limitC this can be simplified to:
for aa, bb, cc in product(range(limitA), repeat=3):


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This post is an excerpt from the theory part (chapter 2) of book Algorithmics
for Hard Problems. Honestly, It is practically not quite useful but provides a
mathematical view into algorithms, which is very interesting.

Basic Concepts

alphabet, symbol

An alphabet is a non-empty, finite set. A symbol is an element in an
alphabet .

word

An finite sequence of elements of an alphabet, the empty word
consists zero element.

Of an alphabet , the set of all the words is .
 is the set of all words over  whose length is n.

Alphabet  can be used to code graphs (# can be any symbol),
since it can program an adjacency matrix ,

.

language

Every set  is a language over . It is a
subset of all the possible words.

Algorithmic Problems

decision problem

To decide if a given input has a prescribed property.

A decision problem is a triple  where . An algorithm  solves the decision problem  if,
for every word ,

 if ,

 if .

optimization problem

An optimization problem is a 7-tuple,

 is the input alphabet, it is used to encode/represent the
problem,

 is the output alphabet, it is used to encode/represent the
output,

 is the language of feasible problem instances, it
is all the possible problem instances.

 is the language of the (actual)
problem instances of ,

 is a function , for every ,  is called the set of feasible solutions for ,

 is the cost function, for every pair , where , assigns a positive real number ,

, if , the problem is a
minimization problem and a maximum problem otherwise.

For every , a feasible solution  is called optimal
for  and  if

For example,  can be a word encoding a specific graph by representing the
adjacency matrix. Suppose the shortest path from node  to  is wanted.
The set of feasible solutions will be all the connected paths from  to
. And the goal will be minimization. The optimal solution is the path with
shortest distance.

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Johann Gregor Fuchs (* 1650 in Ortrand; † 16. August 1715 in Leipzig) gehörte zu den großen sächsischen Architekten und Baumeistern des Barocks. Er schuf zwischen 1700 und 1715 mehrere prächtige Bürgerhäuser in Leipzig.

Wirken
Johann Gregor Fuchs, der vermutlich seine bauhandwerkliche Ausbildung in Dresden erhielt und am 13. März 1679 Bürger dieser Stadt wurde, stieg 1692 zum sächsischen Hofbaumeister und Landwerkmeister auf. Zeitlebens profitierte Fuchs von den guten Beziehungen zum Dresdner Hof und seinem Netzwerk zu dort wirkenden Handwerkern, Baumeistern und Architekten, wie zum Beispiel Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann, dem er nicht nur beruflich, sondern auch freundschaftlich verbunden war. Sein Stil hat Berührungspunkte mit den Gestaltungsvorlieben des kursächsischen Hofbaumeisters Michael Plancke und des Dresdener Ratsbaumeisters Johann Christian Fehre.

Am 6. Dezember 1700 wurde der sächsische Hofbaumeister vom Rat der Stadt Leipzig zum Ratsmaurermeister gewählt. Diese Wahl entsprach dem Wunsch des Kurfürsten, der 1701 auch die Wahl seines Günstlings Franz Conrad Romanus zum Leipziger Bürgermeister durchsetzte, um mit diesen Einmischungen in Leipziger Angelegenheiten seinen Einfluss dort zu verstärken. August der Starke beabsichtigte außerdem, die Stadtbilder seiner sächsischen und polnischen Residenzen beziehungsweise Nebenresidenzen nach dem Vorbild Dresdens zu gestalten und dies führte zum Beispiel 1703 zur Berufung von Marcus Conrad Dietze zum Landbaumeister Polens und zur oben genannten Wahl Fuchses zum Leipziger Ratsmaurermeister.

1701 zog Gregor Fuchs nach Leipzig. Die Maurerinnung lehnte den neuen, vom Kurfürsten protegierten, Ratsmaurermeister ab und verweigerte ihm zunächst die Aufnahme. Die Leipziger Rats- und Kaufherren hielten vorerst die Vergabe der Bauaufträge zurück, nur der neue, ebenfalls vom Kurfürsten begünstigte Bürgermeister Romanus beauftragte den aus Dresden kommenden Ratsmaurermeister mit dem Bau eines repräsentativen Stadtpalais, das dieser dann innerhalb von drei Jahren auf dem Grundstück der heutigen Katharinenstraße 23 errichtete.

Der Bau des Romanushauses leitete die Blütezeit des bürgerlichen Barock in Leipzig ein.
Gregor Fuchs und die ihm folgenden Architekten und Baumeister Christian Döring, George Werner und Friedrich Seltendorff gestalteten im 18. Jahrhundert die Katharinenstraße zu einer weit über die Stadtgrenzen Leipzigs bekannten Prachtstraße. Die Leipziger Großkaufleute waren mit der Fertigstellung des Romanushauses vom künstlerischen und handwerklichen Potential ihres Ratsmaurermeisters begeistert und beauftragten ihn seitdem mit der Errichtung weiterer, repräsentativer Gebäude, zu denen das Königshaus (1705), das Fregehaus (1706) oder Aeckerleins Hof (1709) zählten.

Johann Gregor Fuchs gelang es mit seinen Leipziger Bauten einen eigenen und bis heute unverkennbaren Stil zu finden. Er verband die nüchterne Rationalität des um 1700 in Leipzig vorherrschenden holländisch-norddeutschen Barock mit dekorativen Ornamenten und prägte damit maßgeblich den Stil der bis 1750 erbauten Bürgerhäuser.

Kurz nach der Fertigstellung des Rohbaus des zweiten Hohmannschen Hauses in der Katharinenstraße 16 verstarb der verdienstvolle Architekt und Baumeister am 16. August 1715 in Leipzig. 1947 beschlossen die Leipziger Stadtväter, eine Straße im Leipziger Ortsteil Crottendorf ihm zu Ehren in "Gregor-Fuchs-Straße" umzubenennen. Eine Büste von Johann Gregor Fuchs fungiert als Fensterschlussstein im Hof des Romanushauses und ist die einzig erhaltene Darstellung des Leipziger Architekten und Baumeisters.

Bauwerke (Auswahl)
 in Leipzig
 Bau des Romanushauses, Katharinenstraße 23, (1701–1703)
 barocker Turmabschluss der Thomaskirche, (1702, im Zweiten Weltkrieg zerstört, danach wieder aufgebaut)
 Umbau des Königshauses am Markt 17 zur barocken Residenz, (1705–1707)
 Umbau des Fregehauses, Katharinenstraße 11, (1706–1707, gemeinsam mit dem Zimmermeister Christian Schmidt)
 Erweiterung von Jöchers Haus Markt 2, (1707)
 Neubau des Bürgerhauses Ritterstraße 6, (1708, gemeinsam mit Christian Schmidt, heute nicht mehr erhalten)
 Neubau des Bürgerhauses Katharinenstraße 3, (1709, gemeinsam Christian Schmidt)
 Bau von Aeckerleins Hof, Markt 11; (1709–1714, gemeinsam Christian Schmidt, im Zweiten Weltkrieg zerstört)
 Erneuerung der Peterskirche; (1710, 1885 abgebrochen)

 außerhalb von Leipzig
 Bau der Dorfkirche Hof bei Stauchitz zwischen Oschatz und Riesa, (1692–1697)
 Bau des Bürgerhauses Hauptstraße 22 in Dresden, (um 1696)
 Bau des Bürgerhauses Töpfergasse 9 in Dresden, (um 1696, 1760 bei einem Brand zerstört)
 Bau des Bürgerhauses Kleine Meißner Gasse 6 in Dresden, (vor 1700)
 Bau des Bürgerhauses Wilsdruffer Straße 19 in Dresden, (vor 1700)
 Bau des Schlosses Wiederau bei Pegau, (um 1705)
 Bau des Schlosses Langenleuba-Niederhain im Altenburger Land, (um 1707)

Literatur
 Wolfgang Hocquél: Leipzig – Baumeister und Bauten – Von der Romanik bis zur Gegenwart, Tourist Verlag, Berlin/Leipzig, 1990, ISBN 3-350-00333-8
 Wolfgang Hocquél (Herausgeber): Leipzig, VEB E.A. Seemann Verlag Leipzig, 1983
 Nikolaus Pevsner: Leipziger Barock – Die Baukunst der Barockzeit in Leipzig, E.A. Seemann Verlag, Leipzig 1. Auflage 1990, Reprint der Ausgabe des Verlages von Wolfgang Jens, Dresden. 1. Auflage 1928, ISBN 3-363-00457-5
 Marianne Mehling (Herausgeberin); Knaurs Kulturführer in Farbe Sachsen, Droemersche Verlagsanstalt Th. Knaur Nachf., München 1991, ISBN 3-426-26488-9
 Kunstdenkmäler in der DDR – Ein Bildhandbuch Bezirke Dresden – Karl-Marx-Stadt – Leipzig, Erläuterungen und Bildauswahl von Albrecht Dohmann, Edition Leipzig, 2. verbesserte Auflage 1989, ISBN 3-361-00249-4

Weblinks
 Artikel über Johann Gregor Fuchs im Leipzig-Lexikon

Anmerkungen

Baumeister des Barock
Baumeister (Dresden)
Baumeister (Leipzig)
Deutscher
Geboren 1650
Gestorben 1715
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    FAILURE_DATABASE_PLAYER,
    FAILURE_ALREADY_THERE,
    FAILURE_NOT_FOUND,
    FAILURE_INTERSECTS_BORDER,
    FAILURE_BAD_ALIGNMENT
}


The Big Picture Quiz No.31. FINAL QUESTION!
All through August we're posting our London picture quiz. And today is the last day!
The pics have been taken around the routes of our various London Walks.
We'll post the answers tomorrow!
All through August we're posting our London picture quiz.
We'll post the answers on the 1st of September 2013.
Where? And who had his picture taken here?