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A drop in the sparrow population last year was due to abnormally dry weather, the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society believes. Photo: AFP
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Hong Kong has witnessed a rebound in the sparrow population, with the bird number now estimated to be 20 percent more than the level recorded in 2018, according to the local bird-watching society.
A study suggests that the population of Eurasian Tree Sparrow in Hong Kong now stands at a little over 300,000, the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society (HKBWS) said on Wednesday.
That is similar to the number estimated in 2017 but 20 percent more than that recorded last year, the group said.
Releasing the results of the fourth Hong Kong Sparrow Census, Dr Pang Chun-chiu, a senior research specialist at HKBWS, said he believes the population drop in 2018 was due to abnormally dry weather, which causes a delay in sparrows to nest and breed, last year.
HKBWS says it is aware of the hygiene concerns and inconvenience caused by birds, but warned that removing birds' nests would mean violation of the law.
Sparrows prefer building their nests on the external structures of buildings, seeking locations such as vent openings and air conditioner units. It has been observed that many birds also choose places that are close to eateries, in a bid to ensure better chance of securing food for baby sparrows.
All birds in Hong Kong are under legal protection. If estate management or others are troubled by the problem of bird faeces, they are advised to install trays to hold the bird droppings, among other solutions.
According to HKBWS, bird nests are generally used for raising baby birds. After the breeding season from March to June, birds will leave the nest.
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Book Review of The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy (Montague Siblings #2) by Mackenzi Lee
By: Brian Katcher | October 22, 2018
Title: The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy (Montague Siblings #2)
Series: Montague Siblings
Cover Story: It's Not Dirty
Drinking Buddy: And a Bottle of Rum
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (sexuality, intense action)
Talky Talk: Straight On Until Morning
Bonus Factors: Pirates, 18th century
Bromance Status: Avast, Me Hearties!
Despite the title, there are no naughty bits (though you'd be surprised the number of books that have 'petticoats' and 'pirates' in the title). And this is another example of why I hate real models on the cover. In the book, Felicity describes herself as awkward, broad-shouldered, squinty-eyed, and uncomfortable in formal wear. Plus, she wears glasses. The girl on this book looks like she's starring in a period romance. For a girl who performs emergency surgery with a corkscrew on the deck of a flaming pirate ship, this is not capturing her best moment.
In the previous book, young Lord Henry Montague, his partner Percy, and his hard-headed younger sister escape from the Grand Tour and go on a rampaging adventure across Europe and Africa. Now that Henry and Percy have settled down together, Felicity is determined to make it on her own as well. Rather than go off to finishing school, she wants to get into medical school–something unheard of for a woman in the 18th century. But Felicity is smart, tenacious, and willing to do whatever it takes. They have to let her into college, right?
The book opens with Felicity working in a bakery in Scotland. When the owner unexpectedly proposes, Felicity realizes she doesn't want to settle down as a baker's wife. She heads to London, determined to argue her way into the university. When the interview does not go well ("She talked about menstruation!"), she realizes that no matter how smart and studious she is, she'll never be taken seriously. But there is another option.
There's a doctor out there, Alexander Platt. He has some radical ideas about women in the medical field. Too bad he's in Austria now, about to get married. And, as fate would have it, to one of Felicity's old pals, Johanna. True, she and Johanna didn't part on the best of terms. But hey, if Felicity were to show up at the wedding, all giggles and petticoats, and then speak to the doctor alone about her education, well, don't the ends justify the means?
Accompanied by a young African pirate woman named Sim, Felicity makes her way across Europe. But of course, things do not go as planned. And it turns out Johanna has a secret agenda as well. So does Sim. As before, we follow three mismatched adventurers, from London to Stuttgart to Zurich to Algiers to Gibraltar, each determined to reach the treasure in time. Because of course there's a treasure map.
Felicity is the first to admit she's socially awkward. She'd rather discuss the bones of the hand than current events, and has no interest in society manners, clothes, or gossip. While she's not immune to the charms of men (she did kiss her baker friend and found it not unpleasant), she's simply not interested in becoming someone's wife. And while she appreciates that Percy is taking care of her obnoxious brother, she's still not 100% on board with the two men in love thing.
But this is an intelligent woman, self-taught, determined to make history, just like the bumper sticker says. Recent events have shown us how women are frequently not taken seriously. It was worse in the 1700s. And of course Felicity learns that just because Johanna likes dresses and puppies, it does not make her weak. And just because Sim enjoys pillaging and swordplay, she does have a softer side.
Testosterone Estrogen Level: Shiver Me Timbers!
In a time period where people honestly believed that too much reading could harm a woman's delicate mind, you can't blame Felicity for wanting to shatter a few glass ceilings. When the admissions board to the medical school dismisses her out of hand because of her gender, I wanted to grab them by their powdered wigs and…well, anyway, it had to have been frustrating.
Sometimes Felicity seemed slightly naive, especially compared to her worldly brother. She agrees to let Sim pay for the trip to Stuttgart in exchange for sneaking Sim into Johanna's uncle's house. Then she's surprised when Sim tries to steal something. She works for a baker who clearly doesn't need extra help, then is shocked when she realizes he has romantic plans. And she's scandalized when her pirate friends commit piracy.
But she's a no nonsense badass who will travel the world in search of opportunity. She won't admit it, but she becomes fond of Sim and Johanna and even her brother. And when the cannonballs start flying and people are catching bullets in the gut, it's Felicity they all turn to.
That all being said–Johanna–if you kick and guy in the crotch, even due to mistaken identity, he's not going to get up quickly and he's not going to laugh it off. I can't count the number of times I've had to call female authors on this. Just as it's never funny to slap a woman, it's also not funny to kick a non-violent man between the legs. Rant over.
This book, as well as the previous one, are those dangerous 'just one more chapter' novels. I just want to find out where the map leads to. I just want to see how the battle turns out. I just want to see if they escape the kidnappers. Boom. Four-hundred pages down.
Like the previous book, I didn't appreciate the author's need to include supernatural occurrences as part of the plot.. Felicity is the type of level-headed woman who mocks superstition and ignorance. So when they finally make it to the mysterious island and discover…something very unusual, it kind of made all Felicity's studying seem pointless. I think there were other ways to resolve the plot.
But I'm with this family to the end. Felicity, despite her gruff nature, cares about her friends. Even her no-good brother. And when she dumps the baker, it's with regret. I have to say I preferred her brother's narration, but I'd certainly read another book about her. Or Percy. Or Sim.
Bonus Factor: Pirates
Like it says on the cover, and there are a lot more of the latter. Of course, these are nice pirates. They have a letter of marque from England, so everything they do is perfectly legal. Says so right here. God save the queen and all that. These guys are more tattoos and cannons and less raping and burning.
Bonus Factor: The 18th Century
Thanks to the recent congressional hearings, I've felt like I was living in the 1700s, but bear with me. Things actually were worse for women back then. No vote, no birth control, husbands controlling every aspect of your life. Johanna's mother was a naturalist, and when she died on an expedition, a museum collected her personal effects. And they won't turn them over to Johanna, her only surviving relative. Instead, they'll give them to her husband. And since she'd not married yet, she can't claim her inheritance.
And of course Felicity can't become a doctor because she's a woman. She's too delicate to deal with cadavers and blood and such. Perhaps she could be a midwife or a nurse or…a baker's wife.
I hope I get to travel with the Montegue siblings again. Who knows where they'll end up next. The Mid East? China? America? Stay tuned.
Literary Matchmaking
The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue (Montague Siblings #1)
The first book in the series
FTC Full Disclosure: I received a free copy from the publisher, but no ocho reales or grog.
About:Brian Katcher
Brian wrote his first YA novel when he was down and out in Mexico. He now lives in Missouri with his wonderful wife and daughter. He divides his time between writing and working as a school librarian. Brian still misses the preachy YA books of the eighties.
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Pfizer COVID Vaccine Flown Into U.S. Ahead of Planned Nationwide Rollout in December
Newsweek 11/29/2020 Matt Cannon
© Justin Sullivan/Getty File photo: A United Airlines plane lands at San Francisco International Airport on March 06, 2020. The airline's planes are being used to fly potential COVID-19 vaccine shots into and around the United States.
Planes carrying doses of a potential COVID vaccine are being flown into the United States, as regulators hope to give approval for a mass rollout imminently.
Chartered United Airlines flights reportedly began carrying doses of the vaccine to multiple areas around the country on Friday, with the first flight landing in Chicago that afternoon.
While there is no authorized vaccine for the prevention of COVID-19, it is hoped the planes will help allow for quick distribution if the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does approve the shots for use in the U.S., The Wall Street Journal reported.
The complicated process of getting vaccines in place is starting: United Airlines began operating charter flights to position doses of Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine for quick distribution if the shots are approved https://t.co/TMPY0uaXub via @WSJ
— Aly Sider (@alyrose) November 27, 2020
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Both companies have released data from late stage clinical trials that suggest their vaccine candidates each have an efficacy rate of 95 percent.
If authorization is granted, about 6.4 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine will be distributed around the states by mid-December, Operation Warp Speed officials said on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the U.K. could be set to approve the Pfizer vaccine "within days," according to media reports. The Financial Times reports that the first injections could take place in the country from December 7, if approval is given by the country's regulator next week.
The U.K. has ordered 40 million doses of the vaccine, while the U.S. has ordered 100 million.
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AstraZeneca's CEO has confirmed the company will conduct further trials before applying for approval in the U.S. after questions were raised over the data.
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REVIEW: we of the forsaken world… by Kiran Bhat
Reviewed by B F Jones
Writer: Kiran Bhat
Publisher: Iguana Books
Kiran Bhat is an interesting author, a world traveller and polyglot, the author of many books in various languages. we of the forsaken world… is his latest novel, which is comprised of 16 different stories that can be read as a whole, or individually.
Prior to letting readers jump into his stories, Bhat provides an extensive foreword in which he lays the purpose of his book clearly, which he is using as a vessel to generate collective consciousness about the current state of the world: "If we were to think of ourselves as part of a greater Earth collective, I am sure we would spend more time caring about the suffering of others, eliminate a lot of the excess and unnecessary consumerism that causes environmental catastrophes, and act for the sake of each other, act in the context of One."
With his purpose thoroughly explained, Bhat moves on to providing background and detail about the imaginary world and places he is depicting, insisting that, though they are made up, they are inspired by existing places and there are "resonances with the populations of many different parts of the world where whole groups of people are living full lives. This fictional world is designed to evoke those lives and pull those people out of obscurity in a way that honours the fullness of their being. By rendering fictional worlds of my imagination, I also wanted to make it clear that I did not want to speak for anyone who wasn't myself."
Bhat obviously spent a long time working on the setting of the story, and like many authors inviting readers to imaginary lands, the prologue plays an essential role in informing the reader of the setting, offering them indications and visual support, in order for the reader to not be lost.
Although the foreword comes from a place of helpfulness and Bhat's indications on how to address his story, he also, inadvertently, removes the element of spontaneity, as well as hinders the reader's freedom to their own reaction and interpretation of his work.
Bhat is keen on setting a story (or group of stories) in which various parts of the world are described and in various stages of evolution and industrialisation. This explains the split across four different settings in which 16 characters roam. The author then zooms in and out of those places and on the different characters who in turn become the protagonist of a different scenario. He treats the reader to a mosaic of extremely well written and meaningful stories in which he highlights and denounces the beauty and flaws of the world and its inhabitants.
Though the places he describes are very different one from another (jungle, tourist town, shanty village, large metropole), they find their unity in their heart-breaking destruction and communication breakdowns. Bhat uses them as a metaphor to denunciate the current state of our world on the brink of an environmental catastrophe, to focus on the world's inequalities, and the desire for unity he addresses in the foreword. he depicts broken worlds close to extinction, the subtext alerting the reader to the themes of climate emergency and war, engaging them to think, to analyse.
The book's complex setting is certainly one that is demanding engagement from the reader, and if his prose flows (and it does, beautifully) the jump from a place to another, one character to another, and change from prose to verse can occasionally be jarring. Bhat makes up for this slight lack of narrative arch with a thematic one, with the same topics running throughout the entire book.
If the themes are well exploited, Bhat's characters seem to be ever so slightly distanced. All of them speak in the first person, but as protagonists, they seem to float above the situations, as if there were more a witness rather than the main character. None of them have a name which increases this distance between reader and protagonist, and can bring confusion.
Bhat's purpose seems to be to send a universal message across to all readers. And this message is one of empathy, showing a desire to make the world a better place and to save the planet before it is too late.
A complex, thoughtful and thorough read, beautifully written.
You can buy your copy of we of the forsaken world… here.
Kiran Bhat is a global citizen formed in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, to parents from Southern Karnataka, in India. He has currently traveled to over 130 countries, lived in 18 different places, and speaks 12 languages. He is primarily known as the author of we of the forsaken world... (Iguana Books, 2020), but he has authored books in four foreign languages, and has had his writing published in The Kenyon Review, The Brooklyn Rail, The Colorado Review, Eclectica, 3AM Magazine, The Radical Art Review, The Chakkar, Mascara Literary Review, and several other places. His list of homes is vast, but his heart and spirit always remains in Mumbai, somehow. He currently lives in Melbourne. You can find him on Twitter @WeltgeistKiran.
B F Jones is French and lives in the UK. She has flash fiction and poetry in various UK and US online magazines. Her flash collection, Panic Attack and poetry chapbook, Last Orders, will both be published by Close To The Bone late 2021.
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PLO Secretary General Dr.Erekat said on latest Israeli settlement construction announcement is a war crime under international law.
He added in a statement by that the continued Israeli colonization of Palestine is a war crime under international law. This is an official policy of the Government of Israel that continues to entrench Israel's colonial occupation and destroy the prospects of two independent states living side by side in peace and security on the 1967 border.
Also D. Erekat remind the world that that latest approval of settlement construction, and the significant increase in Israeli settlement activity during 2016, should serve as a reminder to the international community of its responsibility to put an end to such crimes, and the importance of utilizing all avenues, including the United Nations Security Council, to hold Israel accountable for its continuous crimes, to end the Israeli occupation of Palestine and to honor the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people.


Find Internet TV wants to be the TV Guide for live streaming Internet TV channels. It combines a catalog of over 1000 Internet TV streams with a novel TV listings page that shows you what programs are being broadcast at any hour of the day.
They're taking a classic approach to displaying the channel guide: programming is organized into a grid with TV channels at the side and times along the top. You can click the arrow buttons at the upper corners to navigate back and forth in time or use the drop-down menus.
A handy features lets you mouse-over a program to see a brief description along with a link to actually watch the live stream. You can also sort channels by categories, including entertainment, news, music, and shopping.
At the moment, the TV listings page only lists a fraction of the channels that are covered by Find Internet TV, but that should change as Internet TV channels start to mature and move toward more scheduled programming.


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Q: Encoding Differences (Umlaute) between Python Versions I am trying to send an email including an attachment via Python from my Raspberry Pi.
The following code (email.py) works when I'm using sudo python3 email.py but does not via sudo python email.py.
######WRITE EMAIL AND SEND
from email.mime.multipart import MIMEMultipart
from email.mime.text import MIMEText
from email.mime.base import MIMEBase
from email import encoders
import locale

locale.setlocale(locale.LC_TIME, "de_DE")

attachment = 0
fromaddr = 'MAIL@gmail.com'
toaddr = ['MAIL@gmail.com']
msg = MIMEMultipart()
msg['From'] = fromaddr
msg['To'] = ", ".join(toaddr)
msg['Subject'] = 'ÄÖÜäöü'
body = 'Ääüäöü'
msg.attach(MIMEText(body, 'plain',_charset='latin-1'))
filename = 'Picture'
for file in os.listdir('/path/to/Pictures/'):
    if file.__contains__('.png'):
        a_file=file
        attachment = open('/path/to/pi/Pictures/'+a_file, 'rb')
part = MIMEBase('application', 'octet-stream')
part.set_payload((attachment).read())
encoders.encode_base64(part)
part.add_header('Content-Disposition', 'attachment; filename= %s' % filename)
msg.attach(part)
server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.gmail.com', 587)
server.starttls()
server.login(fromaddr, 'Password')
text = msg.as_string()
print ('# Sending mail')
server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddr, text)
server.quit()
print('# Mail Sent')

The Error I am getting when using the python method is:
SyntaxError: Non ASCII character \xc3 in file email.py on line XX but no encoding declared; see htttp://python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/ for details.
The Umlaute ÄÖÜ... are causing the problem.
I know that different python versions use different encodings as default and I python3 uses utf-8.
Somehow with python email.pyanother encoding is used and I don't know how to change it.
I would like to know where I'd have to add specific encoding instructions into the code so that the code works on both python versions.

A: Python2 uses ASCII as default encoding. However, you can define the encoding to be used.
Add the following line to your script in order to hint your python to use a utf-8 encoding.
#coding=utf-8
You are not getting any error in case python3 because it uses utf-8 as default encoding.

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Q: Process all/any link clicks on web page Some of my users need to use a virtual desktop to access some information on my site (I have a site outside the virtual desktop as well). In the virtual environment, there are links to the outside world which won't work. Is there any way (besides adding onClick functions one by one to each link, but I'll do this if necessary) to alert the user anytime they click a link that is not accessible inside the virtual environment? It just needs to popup an alert with an 'ok' button that ultimately does nothing/doesn't follow the link.
Note: The URL string is different in and out of the environment, so checking the href for certain strings would work.
Thanks.

A: If you know that the URL in the href is going to determine if (certain) links will work, you could use the "starts with" (^=), "ends with" ($=), or "contains" (*=) selectors to select and disable the links that follow an external pattern.
For example, if all the external links that won't work are absolute and starts with the protocol (http or https), then you could do something like this when the page loads (in jQuery):
$('a[href=^="http"]').on("click", function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    alert("External links are not available");
});

That will take all the links starting with "http", preventing their default behavior and showing an error message to the user.


Summer is upon us, and with it comes long days, temperatures that make us want to jump into the nearest swimming hole, and the desire to drink delicious brews on our favorite patios. If you need a little sunshine or adventure in your day, here are a few of our favorite Outdoor Instagram accounts from the Pacific Northwest that will most certainly inspire you to get outdoors and find your next adventure. There are so many great feeds out there that we couldn't list them all. We're always sharing photos from the outdoor community, so tag your photos with #OutdoorProject for a chance to be featured!
Not only does Chris have an amazing eye, he has a special way of making you feel small (in a good way). His feed reminds us of the simple beauty and power of nature.
Roaming around the Pacific Northwest, Heather shares nothing but love for the outdoors, her family, and adventure on her feed.
From wildlife and wildflowers to waterfalls and Mount Hood, you won't be disappointed in what you find in this feed.
If stunning landscapes captured by a gentle eye in dramatic light that is topped with a soft, welcoming look are your thing, search no more.
Logan's feed is full of jaw-dropping images and inspirational sayings to fuel the adventure spirit. His account will most likely leave you asking, "Where is that?" or saying, "I want to go there!"
When Ben isn't taking photos from a plane or helicopter, he's taking them from his skis or bike. His feed offers some amazing perspectives on adventure. And his dog seems to enjoy the views, too.
Everyday is waterfall day when it comes to Angela. Her endless feed of beautiful cascading waterfalls will easily wash all your troubles away.
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Traveling all over the west, Brent reminds us to always have fun and to not be afraid to let your adventurous side take hold.
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There are surveys that will take you to a virtual grocery store to check how you make purchasing decisions. It's an online shopping simulation that lets you navigate your way through shelves, zoom in and zoom out on product labels, put items on your cart for purchase or return them back to the shelf. These types of questionnaires usually check in-store behavior that may or may not be influenced by packaging changes, aisle flow, product adjacencies, prices, and so much more.
Companies want to pilot test their products before going to a bigger market. Products to test will range from cosmetics to frozen food to medications. Some companies even send expensive gadgets or household appliances to try out. What is great about this type of survey is you get to try products even before you see them on store shelves, and you get to keep the test product most of the time.
This portion will ask you to enter your mailing information after you have made it past the screening questions.
You will receive the package with the product to test right at your doorstep. Make sure to read captions, labels or instructions enclosed in the package before testing so you know what to expect during the process and can test appropriately. Always make sure the package is in the condition they have stated so the company can have testers answer from the same baseline. For instance, if you signed up for a frozen food test, please make sure it's still frozen when you receive it; otherwise it's better not to test it.
This is the online survey you receive in which you input your evaluation of the product you have tested. Make sure you have kept notes on what you like or don't like and suggestions for the product.
Surveys such as this won't require you to answer survey questionnaires. In this type of survey, you sign up with your survey company to take part in scanning your purchases. Then you download this information and send it to the survey panel once a week. This sort of scanning allows the companies to analyze brand popularity, average weight of purchase, and loyalty for its consumers.
An online focus group is an interactive way for a company to collect data. You will be asked in a preliminary survey if you are available at a particular day and time. If you are able to participate at the given time, you will be given a link and access codes to join in. Once you have logged in, a chat window will open where you will be welcomed by a moderator and will be asked to wait until all expected participants are logged in. When everyone has arrived, you will answer questions and freely interact with other participants in the online meeting-type setting. For this sort of survey, you have to plan ahead of time to participate; however, these are generally worth the extra time because they will pay relatively higher than the usual questionnaire-type survey.
If you agree to participate in a diary, you will be asked to reflect and write your opinions about a particular product over a period of time (weeks, months, or a year). Once you agree to take part in this type of survey, you will be receiving links to an online diary periodically in which you answer reflective questions and input your comments or suggestions for product improvement. This type of survey allows a company to keep track of how it is doing in the marketplace over a period of time. It may also help brand and marketing managers strategically plan to keep building up their brand.
You can participate in a type of survey where you get to take a sneak peak at movie trailers before the general public gets to see them. If you are a movie enthusiast, this is the type of survey you might really enjoy. They may ask you if you think the lighting is too dark or too light, or they could ask if the audio is too loud or just okay. Other questions might want you to evaluate the transitions and talk more about the scenes you viewed. The interesting thing about these types of surveys is that you might just see how your suggestions and comments are used when the trailer is released to national television.


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It's getting quieter on the AM bands (medium wave and long wave).
207 kHz - Deutschlandfunk) are to close at the end of this month. The DLF frequencies on medium wave are to close next year. Meanwhile, Germany's NDR stations on 702, 792, 828 and 972 are closing in January. There is still no word of WDR2 on 720 Khz but I don't suspect it will be on for much longer.
This means that next year, the only German presence on medium wave will be RTL (for as long as the transmitter in Luxembourg is on air) and possibly WDR 2, Antenna Saar and Bayern Plus. AFN is said to be closing soon as well.
So, with France Info coming off air soon, as well as Radio 5 from the Netherlands closing in September, the band will be more open to more distant stations reaching the UK at nights, as well as improved fringe reception for some local UK stations.
I did some DX-ing yesterday at around 3.30 PM and I noticed that medium wave seemed to have fewer European powerhouse stations blocking out weaker ones. Consequently I was getting better reception of some UK and lower powered European stations than I can recall having before (Belgium's VivaCite being a good example). DX-ing was done on my Sony DAB car stereo (which I bought from Halfords and is super-sensitive on all bands).
Really interesting, this, Art - thank you. I understand that Scandinavia has mostly ceased any broadcasts on AM, too. I suspect that 2015 will see UK stations beginning to retreat from AM as well; BBC local radio is already undergoing trials in this regard, and I can't see much longterm future for AM, I'm afraid. I wonder if this is a good thing or not?
In London, the 963/972AM licence has been re-advertised by Ofcom, and attracted six applications.
There haven't been many AM licences up for grabs in recent times. That's because most of them are on DAB, and benefit from an automatic licence extension.
Next year, if Premier Christian Radio don't secure another DAB slot on a London multiplex OR the Surrey multiplex, then the 1566AM Surrey licence is up for grabs. It'll be interesting to see if anyone else launches a competing bid.
I personally don't miss it. The noise from various devices makes it as good as useless in some environments. Even when there was an AM only station that I wished to listen to, despite being in the service area, the signal would not penetrate into the office bulding, so I could only listen on the internet. They have since moved to FM which allows me to listen that way, albeit the signal is attenuated.
Apart from the occasional bit of DX-ing, the only other station that I occasionally listen to is Spirit Radio, whose signal is just about bearable enough. Other AM services are on DAB in my area or I can choose to listen at home or via the smartphone whenI'm driving.
There was a time when I would make an appointment to listen to some programs on high-powered European stations, especially their English services - but these are now all but gone.
Some have closed - but one has opened............!!!!
Bretagne 5, formerly an online only station, is now broadcasting to that region of France (and the Channel Islands) on 1593 KHz, playing a selection of music in French and Ennglish. It also has specialist shows and the occasional speech program dealing with local issues. It's signal can be heard across much of the UK at nights as well, although it does reduce it's output power to 5KW (from 10KW) after 7PM.
Admittedly, I rarely listen to medium or long waves any more, unless I am driving through a dead signal area where AM is thee exclusive way of listening in'.
AM is also handy for footbal fans in Scotland by listening to medium wave opt outs for Scottish sport. During DAB's early days, some of BBC Radio Scotland's medium wave output did stream on BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal for a time.
Before I retired last year, people working in council establishments in Ayrshire generally listened as the preferred option to ILR's Westsound on 1035kHz.
Transmitters like Westerglen were commissioned near the end of the cats whisker era and with no sign off a switch off in sight, Westerglen will probably survive well into the 2020s. The BBC are too frightened to switch off Radio 4LW.
Australia's AM stations still sound good with little or no incoming interference. As you travel away from Sydney, deep into the Blue Mountains of NSW, AM channels are the only services receivable.
Even in the digital era, the ABC relies on domestic shortwave transmission to reach remote places like Katherine and Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory.
Although it is growing old gracefully with less people visiting it, AM will be around for for a while yet!
The BBC should reopen its high-power LW transmitters in Eastern Europe.
I even suggest it should open some in Turkey or that place - near Crimea, etblablabla.
'Etblablabla' will probably switch on some old soviet made jamming transmitters to ''drown out'' the BBC..
Well, yeah, but I guess to quell a long wave, you'll need a long wave, so there'll be shadows because its diffraction is not so sharp, I guess. Correct me if I'm wrong.
...its effects are generally most pronounced for waves whose wavelength is roughly comparable to the dimensions of the diffracting object or slit.
If the obstructing object provides multiple, closely spaced openings, a complex pattern of varying intensity can result. This is due to the addition, or interference, of different parts of a wave that travels to the observer by different paths, where different path lengths result in different phases.
The above quotes are from Wikipedia.
I am assuming the technical jargon is meaning that listeners in the target area will hear some of a jammed broadcast which is normally the case with a bit of determination!
The attached is the Russian language service of Radio Tirana, jammed by the Soviet Union at the height of the communist era.
The English service was periodically jammed on the run up to a commemoration of Joseph Stalin's birthday or death, which annoyed the Soviet Union back in the 70s and 80s.
Domestic services audience in the UK experienced jamming of the pop pirate ship Radio Northsea International back in 1970. The plucky image of RNI and its audience did assist on the demise of the BBC monopoly on sound broadcasting back in 1972..


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Naka Yuji, best known for creating the iconic "Sonic the Hedgehog" game, was arrested by the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office Friday on charges of insider trading.
According to an official announcement by investigators, Naka allegedly obtained sensitive information regarding a new game for smartphones in the popular "Dragon Quest" series in January 2020, while employed by major game maker Square Enix. The game was being developed by Square Enix and online game production company Aiming.
Prior to the announcement of the information, Naka allegedly purchased 10,000 shares of Aiming stock for approximately JPY2.8 million ($20,000), a violation of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law.
Two other men, a former Square Enix employee and his acquaintance, have also been arrested for pre-announcement purchases of Aiming shares. It is not yet known whether any of the trio sold their stock.
Now aged 57, Naka was working for Sega in the late 1980s when he came up with the idea for the "Sonic" game as a competitor for the mega-hit "Super Mario" game series. Released in 1991, "Sonic" became a breakthrough for Sega, enabling it to grab a majority market share from rival Nintendo.
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Criticism from two of WHO's top epidemiologists came during a Q&A streamed Tuesday on the organization's social media channels. The WHO has been vocal about global inequalities in Covid vaccination since vaccination began last winter and has increased its calls for a fairer distribution of vaccinations in low-income countries, as several developed nations have already vaccinated much of their populations and recently started giving booster doses.
"This is not only unfair, it is not only immoral, it is prolonging the pandemic," said Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO technical director for Covid. "And it leads to people dying."
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The US, which fully vaccinated 53% of its population, has already given a booster vaccination to more than 1.3 million people. The European Union has fully vaccinated 57% of its population and is giving booster doses in France and the UK, according to the United Nations.
By comparison, Africa has only fully vaccinated 3% of its population against Covid and 26 countries on the continent have distributed less than half of their total vaccines, the WHO said on Thursday.
Given the current vaccination pace, WHO said nearly 80% of African countries will not be able to vaccinate the 10% of their populations most susceptible to severe Covid symptoms by the end of the month.
In the United States, where the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that more than 62% of the population received at least one Covid vaccine dose, Pfizer booster distribution could begin as early as September 20. The White House says President Joe Biden has donated more than 110 million vaccines to nearly 100 developing countries of the 500 million doses he pledged in June.
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"The rhetoric is fine, it's about sharing, it's about fairness," said Dr. Mike Ryan, WHO Director of Emergency Health Programs. "But in reality these products are available, are being hoarded in countries and not shared."
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Q: Change Color & Size of graph in networkx based on degree centrality measure what I am trying to do is to calculate degree centrality using the NetworkX library, and then change the color and sizes of the different nodes based upon this measure.
The expected result would be to have the nodes show as different colors and sizes depending on their degree centrality, but currently, they only show the default color as I have no clue what I am supposed to do this.
The csv file I use in this project is available here.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/q0kziy9h251fcjf/nutrients.csv/file
The file currently has no error messages, other than that the colors sizes do not change.
I've currently tried thinking of doing some sort of list comprehension to maybe sort the problem out, but I am yet unsure how to do so, or how to set up the color map(what colors is not important)
here is the code that I am using currently.
import networkx as nx
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

Data = open('nutrients.csv', "r")
next(Data, None)
Graph_type = nx.Graph()

G = nx.parse_edgelist(Data, delimiter=',', create_using=Graph_type,
                      nodetype=str, data=(('weight', float),))

deg_centrality = nx.degree_centrality(G)
print(deg_centrality)

pos = nx.spring_layout(G)
nx.draw(G, pos)
plt.show()

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A: How about something like this?

import numpy as np
import matplotlib.colors as mcolors
import matplotlib.cm as cm

cent = np.fromiter(deg_centrality.values(), float)
sizes = cent / np.max(cent) * 200
normalize = mcolors.Normalize(vmin=cent.min(), vmax=cent.max())
colormap = cm.viridis

scalarmappaple = cm.ScalarMappable(norm=normalize, cmap=colormap)
scalarmappaple.set_array(cent)

plt.colorbar(scalarmappaple)
nx.draw(G, pos, node_size=sizes, node_color=sizes, cmap=colormap)
plt.show()

I introduced a somewhat arbitrary scaling factor that you can adjust to create other sizes. Numpy is used for convenient scaling but you could do the same with vanilla Python.
The color map can be changed to anything you like: https://matplotlib.org/stable/tutorials/colors/colormaps.html
EDIT: I managed to create a color gradient legend by adapting this answer.

A: This is a simple code with the drawing function of networkx:
import networkx as nx
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

# create graph from data
with open("nutrients.csv", "r") as f:
    G = nx.parse_edgelist(f.readlines(), delimiter=",")

# centrality
deg_centrality = nx.degree_centrality(G)
centrality = np.fromiter(deg_centrality.values(), float)
# plot
pos = nx.kamada_kawai_layout(G)
nx.draw(G, pos, node_color=centrality, node_size=centrality*2e3)
nx.draw_networkx_labels(G, pos)
plt.show()

Output:

I would highly recommend using plotly (see exemple) in order to have interaction. For this kind of graph I find it really useful.


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Shortly after 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, deputies were sent to the area near Imperial Highway and Pioneer Boulevard, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
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A second suspect was taken into custody uninjured.
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Authorities recovered both suspects' weapons at the scene.
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AU politics
Television industry
No soft soapbox
Ben Summerskill
There's murder, abortion, gay love, racial tension, underage sex, prostitution, incest, child abuse, drugs... Britain's favourite soap is watched by one in four of the population. No wonder it's the Dickens of our times
@bensummerskill
Sun 7 Oct 2001 02.29 EDT First published on Sun 7 Oct 2001 02.29 EDT
'On sundays,' a Metropolitan Police Commissioner reported 160 years ago, 'young delinquents in common lodgings play cards, read Oliver Twist and publications of that kind and plan robberies.' Charles Dickens was apoplectic at the implication that his masterpiece promoted the tragedy it sought to portray.
How little times change. 'It is at our peril and our children's peril,' insists Mary Whitehouse, 'that we allow EastEnders with its verbal aggression and its atmosphere of physical violence, its blackmailing pimp and its prostitute, its lies and its deceit and its bad language, to go unchallenged.'
Last week, 15 million people - one in four of Britain's population - watched EastEnders as Kat Slater announced she was the mother of Zoe, assumed until now to be her much younger sister. After Tuesday night's revelation that Kat had been made pregnant by her uncle at 13, calls to the NSPCC's child helpline soared by 60 per cent.
It is hardly the first calamity to have featured in the BBC1 flagship's 16-year history. Crime, abortion, gay love, racial tension, underage sex and - cover your ears, Mrs Whitehouse - bad language have peppered the programme. Just as in real life. Dickensian touches of murder, armed robbery and arson have been thrown in too from time to time.
However, its tough personal storylines in EastEnders don't only win ratings. They promote understanding. The rape of Kat by Uncle Harry reminds millions, in an age alarmed and paranoid about the liberty of children outside the home, that the vast majority of child abuse occurs within the family itself. It is exactly the sort of public information once championed by BBC founder Lord Reith, if a little more up to date.
The programme's producer, John Yorke, insists: 'We don't set out to get a storyline. We set out to get old-fashioned drama. You can't treat the programme as a soapbox. We try and reflect the world as it is. What many of us are really exercised about nowadays is trying to cling on to family values at a time when the traditional family is deconstructing.'
And as we all live in greater isolation, still clinging to the need for gossip and identity, soap operas are one of the few shared experiences - like major football matches - still binding us together. In the pub, in the workplace, in the family.
Pam St Clement, who plays Pat Evans, says: 'Ongoing drama provides what the twitching net curtain used to provide. Because communities are now so dissipated, people have that need for gossip more than ever.' Evans, a woman fallen not once but on several occasions, has satisfied that need amply.
It isn't just alarmist storylines which exercise the scriptwriters. Last summer, a Spanish holiday involved affairs and sex among characters over 50. The received wisdom of television says that young people don't tune in to that sort of thing. The received wisdom was wrong. Pat Evans in tears in the programme's Albert Square, spurned by her latest husband Roy, has become an iconic image.
Like so much popular culture, EastEnders straddles the boundary between the comic and the serious. A viewer would truly have had to possess a heart of stone not to laugh when the character Dot Cotton discovered that her successful treatment for the pains of arthritis was, in fact, cannabis supplied by a local wide boy. But the Cotton character, played by June Brown, has been the vehicle for some of the most profound themes explored by EastEnders. A Christian isolated in a base world with a criminal son, her part in the euthanasia of her old friend Ethel was one of the most moving dramatic sequences shown in recent years on British TV.
Eastenders was launched in 1985. The show's 'godmother' was Julia Smith, a former Z-Cars script editor who had started work for the BBC adapting Shakespeare plays. Her partner was Tony Holland, a celebrated scriptwriter in his own right. Its conceit - extended families set around Albert Square in the fictional district of Walford in London E20, who gathered in the local, the Queen Vic. The pub was even given its own Churchill Bitter, so there could be no accusations of product placement. Very BBC.
But the series, even in the more restraining climate of the 1980s, started exactly as it meant to go on. Teenager Michelle Fowler was pregnant, not by a young boyfriend but by 'Dirty Den', middle-aged landlord of the Queen Vic.
Part of EastEnders ' strength has been that many of its recruits are already well-known; audiences feel they recognise them. Wendy Richard came from Are You Being Served?, Barbara Windsor came from the Carry On films, another iconic genre. Ian Lavender (Private Pike in Dad's Army) arrives soon.
Shows are crafted by a team of 10 BBC scriptwriters, working on storylines a year in advance, and 15 more contribute on an occasional basis. Writing for EastEnders is the apex of a highly competitive career path which starts on daytime soaps such as Crossroads or Doctors. The ambition is understandable. Since 1985, some of the key EastEnders characters - bovverboys Phil and Grant Mitchell, Pat Evans with her Christmas-tree earrings, pious Dot Cotton - have become etched on the national psyche.
Alan Yentob, the veteran BBC executive, says: 'It matters because it's good. It has ambitions. It's treated as a high-profile drama, and you need the quality of the performances to match that. You have to have ambitious storylines, but not force them too much.'
And for all the programme's necessary pace, it has avoided some of the pitfalls of its rivals. It has never matched the improbable aircraft crash which helped Emmerdale weed out its stars. (A scriptwriter who once proposed an IRA bomb in the Albert Square community centre left soon afterwards.) It has also avoided the quaint. (Coronation Street 's Alan Bradley was run over by a tram on the Blackpool seafront.)
On only one occasion has EastEnders actually apologised for causing offence. That was when Pauline Fowler was featured on holiday in Ireland in 1997. An over-enthusiastic stylist introduced cows, a sheep and a donkey into a street scene on the outskirts of Dublin to add 'Irish colour'. The Irish ambassador complained to the BBC.
Popular series play a key role in building audiences for a TV channel. One reason that EastEnders is now broadcast four evenings a week (with a Sunday omnibus) is that the programmes which follow it are guaranteed bigger audiences too. But is this public service television? If it encourages millions to tune in to Walking with Dinosaurs or Blue Planet afterwards, say BBC grandees, then a soap is performing a public service function on more than one level.
A recent testament to the success of EastEnders is the opinion of David Liddiment. He says the BBC has become 'nakedly commercial' in its quest for ratings and that 'the soul of British television is in danger'. But Liddiment is not the Bishop of Bath & Wells, as you might imagine from his highminded hand-wringing. He is programme director of rival ITV.
And, at a time when traditional TV channels are seeing their audiences cannibalised by aggressive hordes of digital and satellite stations, both ITV and the BBC are under pressure. Facing renegotiation of its funding settlement in 2006, the BBC has to secure popular consensus for the licence fee. That can only be done if it still wins mass audiences.
However, EastEnders remains more than a buttress for ratings. It is, and will continue to be, a champion for liberal values. Not the libertine values of the permissive, but those traditional values of honesty about and calm acceptance of the way our world really is. Perhaps that is why the programme has 15 times as many weekly communicants as the Church of England.
In an age where politicians and clerics no longer command respect beyond their laagers, television still acts as one of our few cultural glues. And, whatever the successors of Mary Whitehouse might say, the past week's episodes of EastEnders have no more promoted teenage pregnancy than they promoted the mascara dripping down Kat Slater's contorted face.
'You never speak down to people or take the easy route, you work up to them,' insists Pam St Clement. 'And in EastEnders, you always see the results of actions on other people. Always.'
Could Lord Reith have put it better?
Born: Tuesday 19 February 1985
Location: Albert Square, Walford, London E20
Local: Queen Vic
First episode: Featured the discovery of the body of Reg Cox at 23 Albert Square
Website: bbc.co.uk/eastenders
ben.summerskill@observer.co.uk


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Q: Accessing values in mapping generated knockout model based on unnamed array I am retrieving Json data from a web api. The data is in the format:
[{"CustomerID":1,"CustomerName":"John"},{"CustomerID":2,"CustomerName":"Sally"}]

The real data is naturally more complex, but it has the format of an array of items that does not have a "name", e.g., {"customers":[...]}. I can't change the data being passed so this is what I have to live with.
I want to create a knockout model on this data with the mapping plugin and tie it to the view:
var vmCustomers = ko.mapping.fromJS(jsonObject);
ko.applyBindings(vmPartners);

My problem now is that I don't know how to access the data on the HTML-page. I can see that the data has been loaded into the model if I inspect vmCustomers and drill down in _latestValue.
What I want to be able to do in the HTML is the corresponding thing to
foreach: customers

I can get it working by building up the knockout-model manually and just use .mapping to fill it (or even fill it manually), but I would like to avoid that. What I am looking for is a way to get hold of the top array in the knockout model from the HTML code.
I am very new to knockout so there might be something fundamental that I am missing.

A: Don't fight against KO. Just create a proper viewmodel where you have a customers property to hold your data, this is the KO way of doing it. Anyway a viewmodel will be handy in the future when you will have a place to put additional logic/data.
var viewModel = { customers: ko.mapping.fromJS(jsonObject); }
ko.applyBindings(viewModel);

Then you can have have your data-bind="foreach: customers"  in your view.
However if you don't want to have a viewmodel and you want to bind to an array you can't access it with a name like "customers" you need to reference it with the current context: with using the $data property:
data-bind="foreach: $data"

JS
var vmCustomers = ko.mapping.fromJS(jsonObject);
ko.applyBindings(vmCustomers);

Demo JSFiddle.


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* [Buttery Herb Biscuits](1-recipes/bread/herb_biscuits.md)
* [Sourdough Starter](1-recipes/bread/sourdough_starter.md)

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* [Chinese Dumplings](1-recipes/chinese/dumplings.md)

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Cory Danziger (* 7. Februar 1977 in Los Angeles County, Kalifornien) ist ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler.

Leben
Danziger begann seine Karriere 1987 mit der wiederkehrenden Rolle des Kipper in der Fernsehserie Die Schöne und das Biest. Für seine Darstellung wurde er später für den Youth In Film Award nominiert. Nach einer kleinen Nebenrolle in der Tragikomödie Memories Of Me war er 1989 als Sohn von Tom Hanks und Carrie Fisher in der Komödie Meine teuflischen Nachbarn zu sehen. Auch für diese Rolle war er für einen Young Artist Award nominiert; konnte jedoch bei insgesamt vier Nominierungen innerhalb von zwei Jahren keine der Auszeichnungen gewinnen. Bis 1993 hatte er weitere Film- und Fernsehrollen als Kinderdarsteller, danach endete seine Schauspielkarriere zunächst. 2007 hatte er eine Sprechrolle als Sean im Fernsehfilm The Magic 7.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1987–1988: Die Schöne und das Biest (Beauty and the Beast, Fernsehserie)
 1988: Memories Of Me
 1989: Meine teuflischen Nachbarn (The 'Burbs)
 1990: Raumschiff Enterprise – Das nächste Jahrhundert (Star Trek: The Next Generation, Fernsehserie)
 1991: Harrys Nest (Empty Nest, Fernsehserie)
 1991: Wer ist hier der Boss? (Who's the Boss?, Fernsehserie)
 1992: Familienstreß (Big Girls Don't Cry... They Get Even)
 1992: Ein Hund namens Beethoven (Beethoven)

Auszeichnungen
 1989: Youth In Film Award – Nominierung als Best Young Actor, Featured, Co-starring, Supporting, Recurring Role in a Comedy or Drama Series or Special in Die Schöne und das Biest
 1989: Youth In Film Award – Nominierung als Best Young Actor/Actress Ensemble in a Television Comedy, Drama Series or Special in The Big Five
 1990: Youth In Film Award – Nominierung als Best Young Actor Starring in a Motion Picture in Meine teuflischen Narbarn
 1990: Youth In Film Award – Nominierung als Best Young Actor Starring in a TV Movie, Pilot or Special in Married to the Mob

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Filmschauspieler
Kinderdarsteller
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1977
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Q: JQuery Datatables without Array I'm having trouble populating a table, accessing a text file that has JSON like this:
{
    "1000": {
        "country": "US",
        "eventid": 1000,
        "venue": "San Francisco, USA"
    },
    "2000": {
        "country": "DE",
        "eventid": 2000,
        "venue": "Munich, Germany"
    },
    "3000": {
        "country": "GB",
        "eventid": 3000,
        "venue": "UK (Market House)"
    }
}

I have followed the examples on datatables.net and tried loading it on to my HTML

        <title>Hello World</title>
        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="bootstrap.min.css"/>
        <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="dataTables.bootstrap.css"/>

                    Country
                    Event
                    Venue

And the datatable.js is as simple as this
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#example').dataTable( {
        "processing": true,
        "ajax": 'sample.txt',
        "columns": [
            { "country" },
            { "eventid" },
            { "venue" }
        ]
    } );
} );

Can someone help me figure out where I have gone wrong with the code ?

A: I managed to fix the issue by adding a custom function as part of dataSrc attribute (Thanks Jongyu Lin). Here is the change to my Javascript
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('#example').dataTable({
        "processing": true,
        "ajax": {
            "url": 'json.txt',
            "dataSrc": function (json) {
                var arr = Object.keys(json).map(function(k) { return json[k] });
                return arr;
            }
        },
        "columnDefs": [
            {
                "targets": [2],
                "visible": true,
                "searchable": true
            }
        ],
        "columns": [
            {
                "data": "eventid"
            },
            {
                "data": "country"
            },
            {
                "data": "venue"
            }
        ]
    });
});