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And i found it significantly insightful.
THE EVANGELIST IN CHOIR ROBE!
When he came inside, he ran to me and knelt down next to me as I was still on the floor.
"Oh my God!What happened to you in 24 hours?
In response to your mail, as important as water baptism is, it is not what saves a person and it is not a yardstick to make heaven.
What saves a person is a new birth resulting from the genuine repentance which brings about confession and forsaking of sins(Romans 10:9-10,Ephesians 1:7) thereby becoming a new creature in Christ.(2Corinthians 5:17).
While water baptism is not necessary to go to heaven, it plays a significant role in the life of the believer. When done, it shows that you are identifying with the death, burial, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
When a person is immersed in water during baptism, he should see his old nature has been dead, buried and 'resurrected' with a completely new nature(brand new life) as stated in 2 Corinthians 5:17.
Though every believer is encouraged to be baptized in water by immersion as a reflection of dying to the old nature and resurrected in a new nature in Christ(Acts 2:37-41). Even Christ who we follow laid the example for us when He was baptised by John the Baptist.(Matt.3:13-17).
In as much as it is not a yardstick to make heaven, it should be taken as a necessity for every believer to do, to show that we are identified with His death, burial and resurrection.
Before I end, I join my faith with yours (If you believe) that by the power in the name of Jesus, you shall be completely healed of every form of heart/kidney failure and God will turn around the doctor's report in your favour in Jesus' name!
and was about to leave when he mistakenly hit his leg against a nearby table.
So first thing Saturday morning, we headed for the Airport…Deola rode with us, she was also travelling to Ghana for work. We landed in Lagos about an hour and 15 minutes later.
a church where I'd spent most of my Sundays. Dad was a deacon before he died.
"So you are telling me the two of you have not done anything?


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Q: How to use RotatingFileHandler with the root logger I configure the root logger:
logging.basicConfig(filename='logfile.log', level=logging.DEBUG)

Then I put log messages in my code like this:
logging.debug("This is a log message")

Question: How do I add a RotatingFileHandler such that my logs will be rotated?
Note: I do not want a logger instance which I then have to pass around everywhere.

A: You can do this by using the handlers kwarg of basicConfig. Be aware that this needs to be an iterable and you can not use the filename argument together with it.
import logging
import logging.handlers

rot_handler = logging.handlers.RotatingFileHandler('filename.txt')
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, handlers=[rot_handler])

Link to relevant part of documentation: https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging.basicConfig

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package main

import (
	"context"
	"log"
	"strings"

	"cloud.google.com/go/datastore"
)

// CloudstoreDB defines a Google Cloud Datastore Client
type CloudstoreDB struct {
	client *datastore.Client
}

// Entity represents the data to be stored/retrieved from Google Cloud Datastore
type Entity struct {
	Value string
}

// NewDSClient creates and returns a new client to Google Cloud Datastore
func NewDSClient(ctx context.Context, projectID string) (client *CloudstoreDB, err error) {
	ctx = context.Background()
	dsClient, err := datastore.NewClient(ctx, projectID)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println("error connecting to Google Cloud Datastore: ", err)
		return
	}
	log.Println("Successfully connected to Google Cloud Datastore for project " + projectID)

	client = &CloudstoreDB{
		client: dsClient,
	}

	return
}

// Close terminates an existing connection to Google Cloud Datastore
func Close(client *CloudstoreDB) {
	var err error
	err = client.client.Close()
	if err != nil {
		log.Println(err)
	}

}

// CreateObject creates an object in the Google Cloud Datastore
func (db *CloudstoreDB) CreateObject(input []string) (err error) {

	client := db.client

	ctx := context.Background()

	var (
		keys []*datastore.Key
		vals []Entity
	)

	for _, obj := range input {
		keys = append(keys, datastore.NameKey(keyKind, obj, nil))
		vals = append(vals, Entity{Value: obj})
	}

	if keys, err := client.PutMulti(ctx, keys, vals); err != nil {
		log.Println(err)
	} else {
		for _, key := range keys {
			log.Println("Successfully created a new object : " + key.String())
		}

	}

	return
}

// ReadObject retrieves all the objects for project from Google Cloud Datastore
func (db *CloudstoreDB) ReadObject() (ret map[string]interface{}, err error) {

	var (
		vals   []*Entity
		output []interface{}
	)

	client := db.client

	ctx := context.Background()

	keys, err := client.GetAll(ctx, datastore.NewQuery(keyKind), &vals)
	for _, key := range keys {
		val := strings.Split(key.String(), ",")[1]
		output = append(output, val)
	}

	ret = make(map[string]interface{})
	ret["kind"] = keyKind
	ret["keys"] = output

	return
}

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From the resin of the Olibanum tree, Frankincense was used in ancient times as a deodoriser due to its deep, musky scent and is important in the contemporary perfumery world for its evocative scent.
There are a thousand amazing uses and benefits of this timeless wonder, but one of our favourites at Made for Life is its strength against aging.
It is a cytophylactic, meaning that it keeps the skin cells and tissue young, healthy, tight and toned.
Another brilliant attribute of frankincense is its mental intrigue - it induces a feeling of mental peace, relaxation and spirituality.
A sense of inner calm and settling helps to lower anxiety and apparetly allows for heightened insight. A mindful moment must.


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Miles Starforth's match analysis: Newcastle United 4 Rotherham United 0
Pity Will Vaulks. He followed his instructions to the letter for 45 minutes.
Monday, 23rd January 2017, 9:00 am
Updated Monday, 23rd January 2017, 10:12 am
Ayoze Perez celebrates his goal
Vaulks stuck to Jonjo Shelvey like glue.
Then it happened. Vaulks, and Rotherham United, became unstuck.
Newcastle United 4-0, though the scoreline was harsh on Paul Warne's team.
Vaulks, asked to man mark Shelvey, had to stand 10 yards away when the Newcastle United stepped up to take a free-kick in added time at the end of the first half.
The delivery found DeAndre Yedlin, whose first-time cross found Daryl Murphy.
Murphy did the rest. And that was that.
Matt Ritchie scores Newcastle's fourth goal
Let's be clear. Rotherham, the Championship's bottom club, made life difficult for Newcastle before the break on Saturday.
And had it not been for a superb first-half save from Karl Darlow, the scoreline would have been different.
Darlow somehow got across his goal to deny Jerry Yates to atone for a handling error which had gifted Rotherham possession in United's box.
Newcastle had prodded and probed, but they didn't look like scoring.
Ayoze Perez couldn't find a team-mate with one pass, while he shot over after Murphy intelligently flicked the ball to him in space.
Rotherham's gameplan was working.
And Shelvey, thanks to Vaulks' close attention, wasn't able to dictate the game.
But Vaulks couldn't stop the free-kick. And Rotherham couldn't stop Yedlin and Murphy capitalising on his stunning delivery.
Murphy's signing from Ipswich Town last summer didn't capture the imagination on Tyneside, but the striker has now scored in each of his last three appearances.
The 33-year-old, in the shadows for the first half of the season, is enjoying his time in he spotlight.
Murphy wins his headers, holds the ball up and knows how to score at this level. His £3million fee looks to be money well spent.
The second half was a different story. United tore the visitors apart with their pace.
Warne, Rotherham's interim manager, spoke to a huddle of journalists on the touchline.
He was cold. He was frustrated.
Warne admitted his team couldn't cope with the pace of Yedlin, Matt Ritchie and others.
As they chased the game, gaps opened up, and Newcastle went on to win comfortably.
Ritchie made it 2-0 with a close-range finish early in the half after goalkeeper Richard O'Donnell palmed a shot into his path, and Perez netted a third goal in the 59th-minute after Yedlin crossed from the right.
Yedlin, in particular, was a revelation.
With Vurnon Anita sidelined for around two months with an ankle injury, Yedlin's performance at right-back was timely.
And Ritchie capped a comfortable win with a fourth goal after Shelvey found him with a pass.
Benitez was able to give valuable minutes on the pitch to Sammy Ameobi and Jamie Sterry, back from their respective loan spells at Bolton Wanderers and Coventry City, in the second half.
The result took United back to the top of the Championship.
Brighton and Hove Albion had beat Sheffield Wednesday the night before to briefly lead the division.
Things got better for Newcastle after the game when Barnsley came from behind to beat Leeds United at Oakwell.
The gap between first and third-placed Huddersfield Town is now nine points.
Leeds are a further point adrift. So far, so good.
United have had a wobble, but they are still on top, though Brighton play their game in hand against Cardiff City tomorrow night at the Amex Stadium before the FA Cup's fourth-round weekend.
It's still looking like a two-horse race, though Benitez, keen to guard against any complacency, has repeatedly pointed out that there are seven games in April.
That's 21 points. The league, he feels, won't be decided until then, though few will bet against Benitez's team and Brighton taking the Championship's two automatic promotion places.
In the meantime, the worry is that Newcastle are still too reliant on Shelvey, whose enforced absence led to that wobble.
Newcastle still need to strengthen in this month's transfer window. Benitez needs another midfield option or two.
If they lose Shelvey to injury or suspension in the second half of the campaign, they will again become vulnerable.
Benitez knows this, and that's why he's pushing for reinforcements in the window.
And United's manager wasn't getting carried away after watching his team beat a team which has won just 16 points so far this season.
That said, this has been the kind of fixture which Newcastle have struggled to win this season.
This game was a struggle for 45 minutes.
But Shelvey – who had set up all three goals in the club's 3-1 FA Cup win over Birmingham City at St James's Park three days earlier – is a player capable of unpicking any team.
Vaulks did his best to stop him in open play, but he couldn't stop him picking out Yedlin with a free-kick.
With Shelvey, United look unstoppable.

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2019 Mercedes A-Class Sedan Edition 1 Shows Off Copper Accents
Aside from visual tweaks, the special edition also bundles more standard equipment.
Sep 04, 2018 at 7:46am ET
Mercedes aficionados are no strangers to Edition 1 models taking into account these have been around for quite a while. Whenever a next-generation car receives its official debut, the Daimler-owned company decides to prepare a fancier version available from day one but only for about 12 months. Case in point, the A-Class Sedan Edition 1 will be on sale for roughly a year and will be compatible with all engines.
In domestic market Germany, the more sophisticated take on Mercedes' smallest sedan commands a hefty €7,021 premium. You get more than just these obvious visual tweaks as the Edition 1 packs a more generous array of standard kit. It comes with the LED High Performance headlights, 64-color LED ambient lighting, multifunction leather-wrapped steering wheel, and sports seats benefitting from adjustable head restraints.
See these Edition 1 versions based on other models
Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S Edition 1 Is Way More Expensive Than An S63
Mercedes-AMG G63 Edition 1 Could Be The Perfect Getaway Car
Then there are the copper accents, noticeable on the 19-inch alloy wheels as well as on the pins of the glitzy "diamond" front grille. The theme continues inside where the top of the dashboard has copper stitching, much like the central armrest and the seats. Even the door panels come with copper seams, while the "Edition" graphic on the passenger side dashboard has a similar look. Rounding off the tweaks are the velour floor mats with copper piping.
The Edition 1 is actually based on the AMG Line version and comes with "Edition" badging on the front fenders to further denote it's not an ordinary A-Class Sedan. Mercedes hasn't said whether this limited-run special version will be available in the United States as well or it will remain a European affair.
In the U.S. where it will act as the company's entry-level car by slotting underneath the CLA, the A-Class Sedan will go on sale early 2019 in A220 and A220 4Matic flavors. Both will share an inline-four turbocharged 2.0-liter engine with 188 horsepower and 221 pound-feet (300 Newton-meters) of torque channeled to the front wheels or to both axles through a dual-clutch seven-speed automatic transmission. It's worth pointing out that Europeans can already order a beefier version by opting for the A250 / A250 4Matic with 224 hp and 258 lb-ft (350 Nm) on tap.
Source: Mercedes-Benz via Mercedes-Benz Passion Blog
Gallery: 2019 Mercedes A-Class Sedan Edition 1
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2:00PM Water Cooler 1/8/2020
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By Lambert Strether of Corrente. Patient readers, my connection was tooth-grindingly slow. I'll have a bit more shortly. –lambert UPDATE All done! Politics "But what is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?" –James Madison, Federalist 51 "They had one weapon left and both knew it: treachery." –Frank Herbert, Dune Here is a second counter for the Iowa Caucus, which is obviously just around the corner: * * * 2020 Alert reader dk (not to be confused with DK) is in the process of developing the following interactive chart. Today we have a small sample from YouGov, as of 1/8/2020, 12:00 PM EST. On the average, the pattern of Biden first, Sanders strong second, then Warren and Buttigeig is stable, but Bloomberg is closing on Buttigieg, which is interesting
Lambert Strether considers the following as important: Guest Post, Water Cooler
Lambert Strether writes 2:00PM Water Cooler 1/21/2020
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By Lambert Strether of Corrente.
Patient readers, my connection was tooth-grindingly slow. I'll have a bit more shortly. –lambert UPDATE All done!
"But what is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?" –James Madison, Federalist 51
"They had one weapon left and both knew it: treachery." –Frank Herbert, Dune
Here is a second counter for the Iowa Caucus, which is obviously just around the corner:
Alert reader dk (not to be confused with DK) is in the process of developing the following interactive chart.
Today we have a small sample from YouGov, as of 1/8/2020, 12:00 PM EST. On the average, the pattern of Biden first, Sanders strong second, then Warren and Buttigeig is stable, but Bloomberg is closing on Buttigieg, which is interesting or concerning. Of course, these are national polls, about to be massively thrown into confusion by IA, NH, SC, and NV — and then CA.
And the numbers:
CAVEAT I think we have to track the polls because so much of the horse-race coverage is generated by them; and at least with these charts we're insulating ourselves against getting excited about any one poll. That said, we should remember that the polling in 2016, as it turned out, was more about narrative than about sampling, and that this year is, if anything, even more so. In fact, one is entitled to ask, with the latest Buttigieg boomlet (bubble? (bezzle?)) which came first: The narrative, or the poll? One hears of push polling, to be sure, but not of collective push polling by herding pollsters. We should also worry about state polls with very small sample sizes and big gaps in coverage. And that's before we get to the issues with cellphones (as well as whether voters in very small, very early states game their answers). So we are indeed following a horse-race, but the horses don't stay in their lanes, some of the horses are not in it to win but to interfere with the others, the track is very muddy, and the mud has splattered our binoculars, such that it's very hard to see what's going on from the stands. Also, the track owners are crooked and the stewards are on the take. Everything's fine.
I think dk has started a really neat project, and in the near future we'll seek your feedback (within reason) for the tool "live."
UPDATE Biden (D)(1): Finally, Joe Biden's theory of change. Worth clicking the image and reading in full:
I was the pool reporter for Joe Biden's fundraiser this morning and I found his explanation of how "all politics is the logical extension of human nature, personal relationships" really revealing.
I transcribed the full answer for the pool report and am also posting it here: pic.twitter.com/rsoMxBHtFf
— Shane Goldmacher (@ShaneGoldmacher) January 7, 2020
"A tennis group, a gold club, a sewing circle, a reading group." Odd examples. Story on the same quote here.
Biden (D)(2): "Progressives play whack-a-Joe with Biden" [Politico]. "The progressive, grassroots groups don't have deep pockets — they rely on organizing muscle. While they have no plans to spend money on radio or television ads or mail against Biden, they're leaning on their networks of dedicated activists to spread the word on the ground and on social media." • Yes, let's see how the NGOs do.
Biden (D)(3): "Top Sanders adviser on Biden: Voters don't need 'pathological lies about the Iraq War'" [The Hill]. "'We've got a pathological liar in the White House, we don't need pathological lies about the Iraq War from the Democrats when we're confronting the most dangerous president in modern history,' David Sirota, an adviser and speechwriter for Sanders's 2020 campaign said." • Come on, man. That loveable goof, Joe Biden, isn't pathological.
Bloomberg (D)(1): "Democrats attack Bloomberg for running imperial campaign" [Politico]. "At a campaign stop here, the former New York mayor said he has no intention of trying to qualify for upcoming debates — even though he almost certainly could participate if he wanted to. It was his most definitive statement to date on a stance that has rankled his opponents, who chafe at his limitless war chest and feel he should have to endure the rigors of campaigning they do. Bloomberg insisted he'd like to debate if the rules allowed. But the billionaire, a latecomer to the Democratic primary, reasoned it is inappropriate for someone of his wealth to ask supporters for cash. 'It's up to the Democratic Party. They have a rule that you cannot participate in the debates unless you have a few hundred thousand donors,' he told POLITICO after the campaign event Tuesday. 'I don't take any money from anybody else. I fund my campaign myself.'" • Interesting strategy, buying an election solely with advertising and earned media.
UPDATE Buttigieg (D)(1):
Pete Buttigieg in his new ad attacks Medicare For All, saying it "risks further polarizing" the American people. pic.twitter.com/aQpO6DuTJr
— Ibrahim (@ibrahimpols) January 7, 2020
I'd say the people being "polarized" from their lives by postponing care, or going without, are more important than centrist tears, but that wouldn't be civil.
Sanders (D)(1): "Fears of Sanders win growing among Democratic establishment" [Associated Press]. "Increasingly alarmed that Bernie Sanders could become their party's presidential nominee, establishment-minded Democrats are warning primary voters that the self-described democratic socialist would struggle to defeat President Donald Trump and hurt the party's chances in premier House, Senate and governors' races. The urgent warnings come as Sanders shows new signs of strength on the ground in the first two states on the presidential primary calendar, Iowa and New Hampshire, backed by a dominant fundraising operation. The Vermont senator has largely escaped close scrutiny over the last year as his rivals doubted the quirky 78-year-old's ability to win the nomination. But less than a month before Iowa's kickoff caucuses, the doubters are being forced to take Sanders seriously." • "Quirky."
Against all odds, it looks like Bernie Sanders might be the Democratic nominee after all Indepedent. Somebody Do Something!
UPDATE Trump (R)(1): "Political prophet who correctly predicted every presidential election since 1984 says Iran is trouble for Trump" [Raw Story (dk). This is Allan Lichtman, of the famous "keys" theory. "If the Soleimani assassination indeed has an anti-Trump rebound effect that would mean that five of the 13 questions are 'false.' Many of the remaining variables are beyond the control of anyone besides Trump and the Republicans, but Democrats could lock in a sixth key against Trump by nominating a candidate who is charismatic and/or a national hero. It isn't clear, of course, that they have such a candidate available — although charisma is, to some extent, in the eye of the beholder." • As of now, Trump is ahead on the key count, but not over the top. Of course, 300 days is a long time in politics.
UPDATE Warren (D)(1): First selfie-line with Castro:
okay but a selfie with Warren & Castro would be amazing https://t.co/LR2z7C6kVJ
— ivannhg 🥭 (@ivann_hg) January 8, 2020
Personally, I find this grating (and "Imma" especially so); selfies give me the creeps. But perhaps that's a generational thing.
"Did you get a text from an unknown number? It might be a presidential candidate" [Miami Herald]. "Democrats and Republicans alike are spending millions and deploying thousands of staffers and volunteers focused on texting with committed and potential supporters in the 2020 election. Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, an early adopter of the tactic, has already sent nearly nine times as many text messages to voters as it did during the entire 2016 primary. Political candidates' and groups' use of text messaging has skyrocketed over the past several years thanks to new software and the ease and efficiency of reaching voters across the country. 'Everyone reads their text messages,' said Daniel Souweine, who ran Sanders' text message program in the 2016 race and went on to create a text messaging app for campaigns. 'It's quickly moved from, 'hey, what is this thing?', to the point where you can't run a modern political campaign without it.'" • Interesting. Readers?
Iran Crisis
This is not really Water Cooler's beat, but events are moving so fast:
"Trump says Iran 'appears to be standing down' in address to nation" [The Hill]. "'As we continue to evaluate options in response to Iranian aggression, the United States will immediately impose additional punishing economic sanctions on the Iranian regime,' Trump said. 'These powerful sanctions will remain until Iran changes its behavior.'"
UPDATE An actual surgical strike:
"The buildings we're tallying now seem to be used for storing aircraft. There are other structures at the airbase that would be exclusively for people so maybe they intended to strike sites with equipment over people." https://t.co/Z6gxtYiM0X
— Ryan Lizza (@RyanLizza) January 8, 2020
UPDATE Sanders on "terrorists":
"When you go around assassinating leadership in governments, you are setting a precedent which says to any country on earth, 'hey all we've got to do is name these people terrorists, call them what you want, and we can assassinate them…'" pic.twitter.com/nWgqibgj5e
— wideofthepost (@wideofthepost) January 8, 2020
UPDATE Warren on "terrorists":
Asked by Meghan McCain if Gen. Soleimani was a terrorist, Sen. Warren says, "Of course he is. He's part of a group that our federal government has designated as a terrorist. The question, though, is what's the right response?" https://t.co/jhLJCN1e5O pic.twitter.com/S4o7STN34a
— The View (@TheView) January 8, 2020
Sanders campaign:
When you know it's too late for establishment politics:
Trump '20: "We took action last night to stop a war. We did not take action to start a war…We are a peace-loving nation"
Biden '02: "I do not believe this is a rush to war. I believe it is a march to peace and security"
— Warren Gunnels (@GunnelsWarren) January 7, 2020
FOX triumphant:
Ainsley Earhardt with the takeaway after three hours of "Fox & Friends" today: "All the experts are saying they don't think we need to respond now because it looks like they" — the Iranians — "are shaking in their boots, they're terrified of us." https://t.co/rdZRx0oHN8
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) January 8, 2020
One might quibble with that "if":
Headline if the US were a third world country: "Impeached Strongman Provokes War, Threatens Cultural Sites As Nation's Ethnic Tensions Deepen Ahead of Election."
— Waleed Shahid (@_waleedshahid) January 8, 2020
In Season 8 of the Forever Wars, the writers lost their touch:
*Screenwriters meeting*
Ok, so Iran strikes back after the general is killed.
"uh huh"
Everyone freaks out, ballistic missiles are fired, etc.
"yeah"
Except nobody dies.
"er"
Then a plane crashes unrelated to the crisis and kills 180
Then there's an earthquake! https://t.co/ctnL2YkYGG
— Google Harold Ickes (@CascadianSolo) January 8, 2020
"Echoes of Kavanaugh Fight as Bolton Complicates Impeachment Trial Plans" [New York Times]. "Democrats say they intend to keep the pressure on Republicans and try to pry away enough defectors to insist on calling witnesses, accusing those who refuse of enabling a cover-up ordered by the president. They have argued that any credible impeachment trial concerning Mr. Trump's dealings with Ukraine must include testimony from key officials like Mr. Bolton, who followed a White House edict against cooperating in the House inquiry. They also want to see internal documents on the nearly $400 million in military aid Mr. Trump is accused of withholding from Ukraine as leverage to pressure its president to investigate his political rivals." • The House didn't have subpoena power? Or lacks the ability to enforce subpoenas through the courts?
"Pelosi's next move on impeachment unclear as Senate waits" [Associated Press]. "In withholding the articles, Pelosi gave Democrats an opportunity to ramp up pressure on Republicans not to go along with McConnell's proposal. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called McConnell's plan a 'trap' and a 'cover-up.' He vowed to force votes anyway on Bolton and the others." • Still failing to see the strategic genius in Pelosi's impeachment calendar (and it's her job as speaker to manage that). What "pressure"? How "force"? Of course, the intelligence community could always help them out with more anonymously sourced stories, so there's that. But that's not much, at this point, since a House hearing that wasn't calendar-driven would have, presumably, flushed out such stories anyhow.
"DNC says next debate will be rescheduled if it conflicts with impeachment trial" [Politico]. ""Democrats and our senators can walk and chew gum," Perez told MSNBC. "Obviously, if there's a trial on the 14th, then we'll move the debate. If there's not, then we're going to have the debate. At the moment, all systems are go, and so we're going to move forward.'" • But Pelosi is not walking and chewing gum. She's holding a gigantic wad of gum in her cheek, and stumbling.
Stats Watch
Tech: "California's new privacy law creates $55-billion gold rush for start-ups" [Los Angeles Times]. "Businesses operating in California are required to comply with a sweeping new privacy law, the California Consumer Privacy Act, starting this month. They'll have a few months to figure out the specifics, because the state's attorney general is still working out the final rules and isn't expected to start enforcement until July. But the new requirements are already causing widespread anxiety among many businesses that handle consumer data. A wave of start-ups, law firms and consultants is looking to take advantage of that anxiety — and to capture some of the $55 billion companies are expected to spend on initial compliance with the law."
Tech: "Rabbit out of a hat" [Reuters]. "Tech unicorns often believe in their own magic – thanks in part to private-market enablers. Non-public startups have control over valuations by only raising money when their worth is rising. Valuing businesses based on a fraction of their capital and the latest preferred-share terms are also problems…. WeWork has had a sobering effect. But there's a lot of capital to be deployed and hot startups can still make investors compete to give them cash. There will be more valuation illusions before reality sets in."
Tech: "PGP keys, software security, and much more threatened by new SHA1 exploit" [Ars Technica]. "Git, the world's most widely used system for managing software development among multiple people, still relies on SHA1 to ensure data integrity." • Oy.
The Bezzle: "Airbnb users pay more to stay with attractive hosts" [Economist]. "PRETTY PEOPLE have all the luck. Studies show that the good-looking are considered more likeable, more intelligent and more employable than the rest of us. They also earn more. A well-known paper published in 1994 found that attractive men were paid 5% more than average-looking ones; attractive women made 4% more. In peer-to-peer marketplaces such as Airbnb and Uber, where buyers and sellers interact directly with one another, first impressions are particularly important. New research confirms that such online platforms are, in part, beauty contests."
Today's Fear & Greed Index: 91 Extreme Greed (previous close: 89 Extreme Greed) [CNN]. One week ago: 93 (Extreme Greed). (0 is Extreme Fear; 100 is Extreme Greed). Last updated Jan 8 at 12:29pm.
The Biosphere
"Australia's leaders unmoved on climate action after devastating bushfires" [Reuters]. ""Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his emissions reduction minister, Angus Taylor, say Australia does not need to cut carbon emissions more aggressively to limit global warming, even after a three-year drought and unprecedented bushfires. Instead they say Australia, which contributes 1.3% of the world's carbon emissions but is the second-largest emitter per capita behind the United States, should be rewarded for beating its emissions reduction targets for 2020. 'When it comes to reducing global emissions, Australia must and is doing its bit, but bushfires are a time when communities must unite, not divide,' Taylor said in emailed comments to Reuters on Tuesday, while he was busy at bushfire relief centers in his constituency in New South Wales state." • The arsonists should unite with the homeowners and the firefighters….
"The Latest Victims of Australia's Record Drought: 10,000 Feral Camels" [Gizmodo]. "But while Australians race to save the country's native wildlife in the face of massive bushfires and crushing drought, the non-native camels face a different fate. Officials are planning to kill 10,000 camels over the next five days. Aboriginal leaders in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara territories in South Australia have sanctioned culling the animals, which have been using dwindling water resources that communities need as they face severe drought."
"Evolution on the vine: A history of tomato domestication in Latin America" [Phys.org]. "The ultimate origin traces the lineage of the modern tomato to South America. …. In addition to estimating the timing of the emergence of different tomato groups, the genomic survey also identified many known or novel plausible candidate genes responsible for changes in tomato physical traits." • Tomatoes are all about the novel and the plausible. They're vines!
"Abandoned farms could be transformed into millions of hectares of conservation reserves" [Anthropocene]. "Researchers on a new Nature Sustainability paper make the case that converting millions of hectares of unproductive agricultural land globally could be an ingenious way to help us meet our conservation goals, and bring down global emissions. Currently, conservationists tend to focus their attention on lands that also happen to be highly sought-after for other purposes – like farming, development, or resource extraction. This focus is understandable, because most often, these lands occur in regions that are hugely biodiverse and ecologically important. But acquiring these plots to safeguard for conservation can be hugely costly and time-consuming, precisely because they're valued by so many different parties. And inevitably, that slows down crucial conservation efforts. Recognising this conundrum, the team of international researchers chose to highlight the overlooked conservation potential of what they call 'uncontested' lands: millions of hectares of fallow farmland that is no longer valuable or particularly attractive to anyone else."
"What fossils will modern-day civilization leave behind?" (interview) [Nature]. "Q: You write that when humans and present-day animals die, they leave a distinctive 'Anthropocene corpse signal.' What does that look like? K.K.: The human population took off in the mid–20th century, thanks to modern medicine and antibiotics. And that means a lot more people being buried in an orderly fashion in graveyards. It's not a mess of bones like we see with dinosaurs. These ordered graves are essentially worldwide, so you'll be finding people's remains the same way all over the place. I don't know if "creepy" is quite the right word, but imagine you're an alien from another species and you find this world just covered in these bodies all laid out in a specific way all over its surface; just imagine what that would look like." • Hmm. Sorry for the Debbie Downer subject matter, but this is an interesting idea.
"White House Announces Trump Would Likely Veto Bill Regulating 'Forever Chemicals' in Drinking Water" [Newsweek]. • The United States of Flint.
"Woman Finds A Genius Way To Reduce ER Bills By Itemizing Them And People Are Saying That It Works" [Bored Panda (David Carl Grimes)]. "While those who have insurance are not always made to pay full price, the uninsured people suffer the most. This prompts people to look for a way to reduce their bills. After TikTok user shaunnaburns3 told people to ask hospitals for itemized bills once they are faced with a hefty charge for a trip to the ER, people decided to put that to the test. Luckily, for some people, this tip actually worked and helped save them hundreds of dollars." • I wonder if any readers have tried the tips in this article? (None of which should be needed; they're all about gaming a system that shouldn't even exist in the first place.)
"US cancer death rate sees largest-ever single-year drop, report says" [CNN]. "The rate of people dying from cancer in the United States continued to decline for the 26th year in a row, according to a new American Cancer Society report. From 2016 to 2017, the United States saw its largest-ever single-year drop in overall cancer deaths, a 2.2% plunge spurred in part by a sharp decline in lung cancer deaths." • Nice to have some good news.
"The Americans dying because they can't afford medical care" [Guardian]. "Millions of Americans – as many as 25% of the population – are delaying getting medical help because of skyrocketing costs…. Her insurance requires a $5,000 deductible. Having met it in 2019, she scrambled to have her surgery scheduled before 2020, when it would reset. All while her partner is looking to file for bankruptcy because he currently has around $40,000 in medical debt." • That makes sense. Resetting deductibles on January 1. Thanks, Obama!
"Congress' health agenda barrels toward 2020 buzz saw" [Politico]. "Doctor Patient Unity — a dark money group largely funded by two private equity-backed physician staffing companies — was the most prominent of the outside groups to spend heavily to influence the surprise billing debate, dropping more than $53 million on ads over the last half of 2019 to attack a leading surprise billing fix, according to Advertising Analytics."
Our Famously Free Press
From CNN:
It's all here: War as an immersive experience, cartoonish colors, dumbed down maps (no borders! No Straits of Hormuz! Kuwait, but not Saudi Arabia), the yammering pundit, plus a drone!
"'We didn't ask for a meditation app, we want to be able to pay our rent': Starbucks is offering new mental health benefits, but employees are demanding different kinds of support" [Business Insider]. "[One] Starbucks employee from Washington State said that he felt the Headspace benefit was simply an attempt by Starbucks to combat bad press related to understaffing and increased demands for productivity. According to the employee, his store often feels like it needs one or two more people working during peak hours, creating significant stress for workers. He would prefer Starbucks focus on fixing what he calls a "toxic" environment by focusing on these staffing issues, as well as paying workers more."
"The Mid-Century Misfire That Was 'Slum Clearance' Tore Down Much More Than Tenements" [New York Magazine]. "The goal, in America, was a mix of righteousness and prejudice: to uplift the poor, eliminate the unsanitary, stimulate commerce, and bring order to the messiness of urban life. In the period's ideological framework, this required radical strokes rather than patience, sensitivity, and grassroots labor. If that meant that immigrants and people of color would absorb most of the shock, well, the bureaucrats could live with that. In Germany, the same U.S. government that had ordered the obliteration also helped pay for the reconstruction. In this country, the market was supposed to take care of rebuilding; often, it never showed up. Today, when a few American cities are getting loved to death and converted into luxury enclaves, many more still struggle with emptiness. Blocks that were once crammed with brick houses and that thrummed with bakeries, taverns, tailors, butchers, and general stores now contain a drive-through ATM and a parking lot. The constellation of good intentions and bad ideas that dominated mid-century urbanism went by the names of 'slum clearance' and, more blithely, 'urban renewal.'"
Just ask any squillionaire:
If 1024 fair coins are each tossed 10 times, chances are good (> 63%) that at least one will come up heads 10 times in a row; and that coin will be proud to explain how its skill, faith, guts & determination made its achievement possible, and how that combo can work for you too.
— Marian Farah (@bayesiangirl) January 8, 2020
News of the Wired
Theory of mind:
"Minds are basically computers" is wrong if you think of computers as abstract turing machines but spot on if you think of computers as a horrible assemblage of kludges bridging incompatible legacy code which only work because critical bugs are masking other critical bugs.
— David R. MacIver (@DRMacIver) January 7, 2020
Playful sociopaths:
Lyndon B. Johnson was a prankster back in the day. pic.twitter.com/Sy6u5TihDN
— History Lovers Club (@historylvrsclub) January 8, 2020
And besides this cruelty, and Vietnam, LBJ also did his part in Congress to get the civil rights acts passed, and passed Medicare. So go figure.
"Robert Johnson's Grave" [Atlas Obscura]. "Back in 1965, a blues journalist and researcher named Gayle Dean Wardlow launched a search for Johnson's missing death certificate. He recovered it from the state of Mississippi in 1968—30 years after Johnson died in 1938—only to find there were still quite a few holes in the story of Johnson's young death. One of the biggest unanswered questions pertained to the bluesman's gravesite: The death certificate named 'Zion Church' in Leflore County—rather unhelpfully, considering that the county had at least three churches with names including the word 'Zion.'" •
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Prayers – lourdes-france.org
This Grotto has thus become a unique school of prayer where Mary teaches everyone to gaze with burning love upon the face of Christ. Lourdes is the place, then, where the Christians of France, and those from so many other nations of Europe and the world, fall to their knees and pray."
Our Lady of Lourdes – Wikipedia
Our Lady of Lourdes is a Roman Catholic title of the Blessed Virgin Mary venerated in honour of the Marian apparitions that reportedly occurred in 1858 in the vicinity of Lourdes in France.
Sanctuary Our Lady of Lourdes
Find hope, share your spiritual journey, take some time out, renew your faith, pray and reflect: the Sanctuary of Lourdes welcomes you and shows you the way.
About Lourdes – Lourdes University
Lourdes University is a Catholic and Franciscan institution established in 1958 by the Sisters of St. Francis. Offering undergraduate and graduate degrees, Lourdes is known for its quality academic programs and personalized attention afforded to students.
Lourdes – Wikipedia
Lourdes has two main schools, one public and one private. The private school, the "Lycée Peyramale St Joseph", was founded by two monks just two years before the apparitions; it is named after the priest Dominique Peyramale, who was present during the apparitions. It celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2007.
Our Lady of Lourdes :: Catholic News Agency
In Lourdes, France, in 1844 a baby girl named Bernadette Soubirous was born. … On March 25, the Lady finally told Bernadette that she was Mary, the mother of Jesus, and that her purpose in …
10 Things to Know About Our Lady of Lourdes and St …
Today we celebrate Our Lady's appearance to a young peasant girl, Bernadette, in 1858 in Lourdes, France. Through a set of private revelations, Mary revealed herself as "the Immaculate Conception." What does this title mean, and what should we know about Our Lady of Lourdes? Ellyn von Huben explains.
Our Lady of Lourdes High School – Poughkeepsie, New York …
The school was given its name in honor of the centenary of the apparition of the Virgin Mary at Lourdes in France. The new school opened its doors in September 1958 with a faculty of four brothers and four sisters, and an athletic coach.
About Us – Our Lady of Lourdes – ollschool.com
Our Lady of Lourdes School was established in 1959 to provide Catholic Education for the children of the newly formed Our Lady of Lourdes Parish. The pastor, Fr. Joseph Mackey, with the approval of Bishop Charles Francis Buddy of San Diego, made the request to the Presentation Congregation in Ireland for sisters to staff the school.
TV Lourdes Live – webcam at Lourdes, France: Lourdes Live 24 …
Lourdes France Our Lady Of Lourdes Immaculate Conception Holy Mary Blessed Virgin Mary Pilgrimage France Travel Places Around The World French Food Forwards Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes, in Lourdes, France is visited by millions of Catholics each year, and Lourdes has become one of the greatest pilgrimage sites of the world.
Lourdes and Bernadette Soubirous | MaryPages
Lourdes is a village in France where Our Blessed Mother appeared eighteen times to Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. Her messages to Bernadette are ageless and apply to all of us today.
LOURDES PRAYER REQUEST – Lourdes TV
TV Lourdes is the official Live TV webcam service of the Sanctuaries of Our Lady of Lourdes, direct from the Grotto. Broadcasting webcam images 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, direct from Lourdes.
Prayers – Bienvenue au Sanctuaire Notre-Dame de Lourdes
Lourdes is the place, then, where the Christians of France, and those from so many other nations of Europe and the world, fall to their knees and pray." Novena to the Immaculate Conception (8th december)
Lourdes at a Glance – our-lady-of-lourdes-school.org
In 1958, during the centennial anniversary of Mary's appearance at Massabielle, the parish of Our Lady of Lourdes, Northridge was founded. In 1959, founding pastor, Msgr. Paul E. Stroup established the parish school.
Lourdes (French: ; Lorda in Occitan) is a small market town lying in the foothills of the Pyrenees.It is part of the Hautes-Pyrénées department in the Occitanie region in south-western France.
Lourdes – france.fr
With 189 hotels, Lourdes is the second biggest hotel town in France. It offers a wide range of activities for sports and outdoor leisure fans (whitewater sports, horse rides and walks, golf, skiing and spa tourism).
Story of Our Lady of Lourdes, France and Saint Bernadette
Lourdes is a village in France where Our Blessed Mother appeared eighteen times to Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. Her messages to Bernadette are ageless and apply to all of us today. Bernadette Soubirous was born on January 7, 1844.
Today we celebrate Our Lady's appearance to a young peasant girl, Bernadette, in 1858 in Lourdes, France. Through a set of private revelations, Mary revealed herself as "the Immaculate Conception." What does this title mean, and what should we know about Our Lady of Lourdes? Ellyn von Huben explains …
The History of Lourdes | Lourdes Experience
Located in the Pyrenees Mountain region of France, Lourdes is the home of one of the most important shrines in the Catholic Faith: the Grotto of Massabielle.
57 best Lourdes, France images on Pinterest | Lourdes france …
Our Lady of Lourdes – Our Lady of Lourdes is a title of the Blessed Virgin Mary invoked by Roman Catholics in honor of the Marian apparitions which are said to have taken place before various individuals on separate occasions around Lourdes, France.
Elementary School – Mary of Lourdes Catholic School
Mary of Lourdes elementary school, Nick Czech – Assistant principal. Located at 205 3rd St. NW Little Falls, MN 56345 Phone: (320) 632-6742
Lourdes: Archdiocese has unique pairing with French diocese
For the past 24 years, Father Wayne Watts, pastor of St. John Berchmans, 2511 W. Logan Blvd., has taken young people in high school and college to Lourdes, France, to volunteer with the sick, or malades, as they are called there.
School Trip To Lourdes | The School Travel Company
France Lourdes The most famous Christian pilgrimage destination in France After Our Lady of Lourdes was claimed to appear to Bernadette Soubirous in 1858, Lourdes developed into a major Christian pilgrimage site.
Mary of Lourdes School – Mary of Lourdes Catholic School …
Mary of Lourdes Middle School offers a partnership program with area Homeschool families for the second year. MOLMS invites families to learn more about the variety of courses offered throughout the year that homeschool middle schoolers may enroll in.
Our Lady of Lourdes School, an educational ministry of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish within the Diocese of San Bernardino, shares in the mission of the Roman Catholic Church to spread the Gospel message and live the tradition of prayer, study, and service in a Christ-centered environment.
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Q: How to assign Selection.Copy value to a String in Excel VBA I am new to VB and Macro.
I'm trying to copy contents of a cell from one sheet and assign it to a string so that I can pass the string wherever I want to.
Here is what I am trying to do and it isn't working.
Dim findd As String
Columns("A:A").Select
Windows("Book111.xlsm").Activate
Range("A1").Select
Selection.Copy
findd = Selection.Paste
Windows("Book2.xls").Activate
Selection.Replace What:=findd, Replacement:="", LookAt _
    :=xlPart, SearchOrder:=xlByRows, MatchCase:=False, SearchFormat:=False, _
    ReplaceFormat:=False

A: The way to assign a String variable to the value of a Cell would be something like:
findd = Range("A1").Value

As it is almost always a bad idea to use Select statements, I believe your code could be rewritten as:
Workbooks("Book2.xls").WorkSheets("whatever").Columns("A:A").Replace _
       What:=Workbooks("Book111.xlsm").Worksheets("whatever").Range("A1").Value, _
       Replacement:="", _
       LookAt:=xlPart, _
       SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
       MatchCase:=False, _
       SearchFormat:=False, _
       ReplaceFormat:=False

I'm not sure what worksheets you have active in the two different workbooks, so you would need to replace the two occurrences of whatever with the appropriate names.

Edit: Update based on comment requesting how to do this over multiple values:
Dim toBeReplaced As Range
For Each toBeReplaced In WorkBooks("Book111.xlsm").Worksheets("whatever").Range("A1:A30")
    Workbooks("Book2.xls").WorkSheets("whatever").Columns("A:A").Replace _
           What:=toBeReplaced.Value, _
           Replacement:="", _
           LookAt:=xlPart, _
           SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
           MatchCase:=False, _
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Assisted Living Facilities in Middletown, NY
Middletown Assisted Living
Assisted Living in Middletown, NY
There are 11 assisted living facilities in Middletown, NY area. These facilities provide assisted living units and help with everyday tasks to New York seniors. Middletown assisted living facilities also provide memory care assistance for elderly senior citizens with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Some facilities are part of larger senior living communities and provide continuing care options.
The Eliot At Erie Station Alp
The Eliot At Erie Station Alp provides assisted living services in Middletown, New York. It can house a maximum of 96 55 and older adults at a time. With a location at 10 - 18 John Street, in the 10940 area code inside Orange county, The Eliot At Erie Station Alp assists those older adults who need aid with daily tasks. Some of the services offered by The Eliot At Erie Station Alp include off-site outings and picnics, on-site lectures and guest speakers, memory care and scheduled transportation. The Eliot At Erie Station Alp is licensed by New York to provide senior living, with license number AF0414B.
Promenade At Middletown
Promenade At Middletown specializes in providing senior assisted living in Orange county, New York. It includes a total of 200 one bedrooms and studios for 55 and older adults. Promenade At Middletown is pet-friendly and can provide help with bathing, dressing and transferring to any senior citizens living in Middletown, NY and surrounding areas. Promenade At Middletown is located at 70 Fulton Street, 10940 zip code. Promenade At Middletown provides services such as: beauty shop, on-site pharmacy and reading section.
Braemar Living At Wallkill
When searching for senior living in Middletown, New York, you will find Braemar Living At Wallkill as an excellent luxury senior care option. It has a total of 200 assisted living units. It includes services such as recreation opportunities, fitness center, and open dining area. Its license number is AF0722A. Braemar Living At Wallkill offers assisted living not only to Middletown residents, but also to all Orange county residents as well.
Promenade At Tuxedo Place
If you require help with everyday tasks, Promenade At Tuxedo Place can help you or your loved one to locate the assistance with daily activities you need in Tuxedo, New York. Promenade At Tuxedo Place has a total capacity of 89 seniors. It includes amenities like 24-hour security system, studio for arts and crafts and multiple dining options daily. Promenade At Tuxedo Place is licensed with New York and its license number is AF0683A.
Carlucci Homes
Carlucci Homes has a capacity of 23 senior citizens. Carlucci Homes includes amenities such as: landscaped courtyard, theatre room and staff dietitian. It is located at 516 Mullock Road, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Port Jervis, NY senior citizens. Carlucci Homes is licensed with New York and its license number is AF0830A.
Glen Arden
Located at 214 Harriman Drive, inside 10924 zip code area in Orange county, Glen Arden provides assisted senior living to Goshen, NY senior citizens and includes amenities such as housingkeeping, staff available day and night and a personalized service plan. Glen Arden can accommodate up to 28 seniors at a time. Glen Arden has official license # of AF0631A.
The Valley View Center
Situated at Glenmere Cove Rd, Goshen, New York, 10924, The Valley View Center can help any Orange county elderly adult with activities of daily living and offers services such as all meals and snacks, walking paths, and medication administration. The Valley View Center can offer long term care and assisted living to a maximum of 360 seniors at once. Its license number is 335238.
Elant At Goshen
Senior Citizens looking for assisted senior living in Goshen, New York will find Elant At Goshen, located at 46 Harriman Drive inside 10924 zip code as a wonderful choice for all of their care needs. Elant At Goshen is able to care for up to 120 older adults and allows seniors to stay with cats and small dogs. New York records show that Elant At Goshen has a license number of AF0196A. With services that include specialized intervention program, bathroom reminders and dietary requirements accommodation, Elant At Goshen will be a wonderful senior living choice for any senior.
New Windsor Country Inn
With a location at 450 Temple Hill Road P. o. Box 4328 in Orange county, New Windsor Country Inn shines at providing assisted living services for seniors in New Windsor, NY as well as those who live in nearby cities. New Windsor Country Inn offers amenities such as easy-to-read dining menus, massage therapy service and regular health monitoring. New Windsor Country Inn is equipped of caring for a maximum of 86 New Windsor senior citizens and provides several levels of senior care. New Windsor Country Inn has an official license to provide senior living for Orange, NY residents, with license # AF0333A.
Campbell Hall Nursing Home
Campbell Hall Nursing Home, located at 23 Kiernan Rd offers assisted living and care in Campbell Hall, New York and offers amenities such as laundry services, three daily meals and computer access. Campbell Hall Nursing Home is equipped to care for up to 134 older adults from 10916 zip code in Orange county and nearby areas. Campbell Hall Nursing Home is licensed to provide senior assisted living services in Campbell Hall, New York, with license # 335657.
Mount Alverno Center
Mount Alverno Center provides assisted living care in Warwick, New York. It can house a maximum of 85 older adults at a time. With a location at 20 Grand Street, in the 10990 area code inside Orange county, Mount Alverno Center assists those 55 and older adults who need aid with daily tasks. Some of the amenities offered by Mount Alverno Center include community and cultural events, educational opportunities, dementia & Alzheimer's care and transportation to appointments. Mount Alverno Center is fully licensed by New York to provide assisted living care, with license number AF0322A.
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More senior living options in Middletown:
There are additional senior living options available to Middletown elderly residents that can meet various needs and requirements. For senior citizens who are mostly not dependent on caregivers for daily help, senior housing in Middletown, NY can offer well-equipped senior living apartments. For elderly seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, dementia care homes in Middletown, NY will provide a secure setting and proper care. An option available to seniors who need nursing care is nursing homes in Middletown, NY that offer on-staff nurses and caregiving staff.
Assisted Living Costs in Middletown, NY:
When determining how reasonably priced assisted living in Middletown is, it would help to know that Middletown is ranked #53 out of 365 cities in New York for affordability. The average cost of an assisted living facility in the city is $4,950 per month. The lower priced assisted living homes in Middletown can cost as little as $2,835 per month, while the most luxury senior living communities can charge as high as $8,669 per month. Assisted living in Middletown is less affordable when priced against Orange county, NY, which has a median cost of $4,927 per month and can fluctuate from $2,812 to $8,617. Typically, senior citizens can expect to pay $23 more per month for assisted living facilities in Middletown.
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Q: Unable to create charts on grafana connected to graphite I installed graphite and it is updating with data. I also installed and configured grafana to use graphite.
When I attempt to create, charts on grafana, I get "Time series request error".
I have grafana an graphite on the same server. Is this related to Cors. I am not familiar with configuring cors etc.
How would I fix this issue?
This is my nginx.conf file:
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events {
    worker_connections  1024;
}

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    #log_format  main  '$remote_addr - $remote_user [$time_local] "$request" '
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Apostolos Jewellery participates in the 71st Greek Jewelry & Art Show, which is held in M.E.C. Paiania, in Athens, Greece.
From Friday 11th till Monday 14th of January 2019 we present our new jewellery in booth A11.


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Proll Guns – Fucking Trouble Maker
23rd September 2015 Markus Falkenberg Album Reviews 0
Thrash Metal gone Rock n'Roll! That's the Proll Guns for you. Well, that and fake guns, lots of whiskey, a singer with a whiskey soaked voice and two fully integrated cowgirls who are not beyond providing the front row at a gig with free whiskey. Lemmy might have moved on from whiskey to vodka, but he would definitely feel right at home at a Proll Guns gig. But it is not just Lemmy himself who would likely feel very comfortable at a Proll Guns show, the same does also go for his fans as the Proll Guns' music is obviously very akin to Motörhead with maybe a bit of Chris Holmes' outlaw attitude thrown in for good measure.
This combination kicks in right from the start with the title track "Fucking Trouble Maker". Pure Rock n'Roll "We'll kick your ass!" style Thrash Metal!
But then, what else would you expect from an Austrian band that uses the term "Proll" (German slang for "yob", i.e. a loud and uncultured ruffian) in its name? If you would expect a band that wrote a song named "Horsemeat Barbecue" that is hell bent on going head to head with all vegetarians and vegans then you are just as spot on as the Proll Guns. Last but not least the third and final song: "From Texas To Hell". If they should ever tour Texas then that would be THE tune they would be forced to play every single night! It starts slowly, but then the drummer starts to beat his chosen instrument and another Rock n'Roll Thrash attack with some banjo riffs (!) thrown in for good measure begins.
This is still just an EP though, which makes it difficult to evaluate the band's true potential. Will they be able to keep this up for an entire album? And will their formula still be entertaining when you listen to it for about an hour? I am undecided about this. Be that as it may, it would be unfair to judge a band's effort based on something that could, or could not happen. This is why I am willing to give 7 devils for this effort.
Proll Guns: Don't make me regret this!
Fucking Troublemaker
Horseflesh Barbecue
From Texas To Hell
Playing Time: 13:39
Release date: 22 May, 2015
Label: NRT Records
Website: Proll Guns (Facebook)
Proll Guns
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Soulfly – Archangel
25th July 2015 Thomas Nielsen
By 1996, Sepultura had grown into a metal monster. The Brazilian four-piece had not only shaken up thrash metal with 'Beneath the Remains' from 1989, they'd managed to go gold with 'Arise' (1991) and 'Chaos A.D.' [Read »]
7th March 2016 Wade Reitz
Anthrax is a band that has always been near and dear to my heart. Anthrax was my gateway band to thrash. I remember reading something about how 'Imitation of Life' was one of the fastest [Read »]
Flotsam and Jetsam – Flotsam and Jetsam
16th May 2016 Reinier de Vries
I am not going to bore you about this great band's history because you probably know all about it. After the first fabulous albums a few followed that didn't reach that high level. With 'The [Read »]
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Myrath – Dance
13th December 2018 Tommy Sonne Skøtt
Oriental progressive metal band Myrath is back again with a new video taken from their upcoming album to be released in 2019, This album is following up on the highly acclaimed album Believer. I have high hopes for this album, especially with the launching of this video. "Dance" is the second episode of an epic trilogy full of magic, stunts, and iconic characters as the sailor, the genius, the warrior, the magician and the poor who becomes Prince.
Fates Warning - Live Over Europe
Ancestral - Master Of Fate
Jordan Rudess - Wired For Madness
Redemption – The Art of Loss
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OIA RED WEST PREVIEW
OIA football kicks off with a lot at stake
Waianae the favorite in stacked conference
STORY SUMMARY »
High school coaches may not hold the old two-a-day practices they once did, but the strategic schemes are as complex as ever.
Yet, despite not having as much practice time to prepare, a lot will be at stake when the Red West and White conferences kick off the regular season tonight in Oahu Interscholastic Association football action. Waianae, the defending Red West champion, opens at home against Mililani. The Seariders are ranked No. 5 in the Star-Bulletin Top 10 and are a consensus pick by West coaches to repeat as the division winner.
Mililani, meanwhile, will open the regular season with former Saint Louis coach Darnell Arceneaux as the Trojans' main man.
The White Conference is highly competitive, with a bit of the old and a bit of the new. Former Kailua coach Darren Johnson is the new coach at Kaimuki. Anuenue, meanwhile, is already a co-favorite in just its second year of varsity play.
The two teams kick off tomorrow at Kaiser's field.
STAR-BULLETIN
By Paul Honda
phonda@starbulletin.com
The road to the Wild West goes through Waianae's Raymond Torii Field.
As much as any division or league in the state, the Oahu Interscholastic Association Red West is the real deal. Though four teams out of the West are in the Star-Bulletin Football Top 10, only one has a near-consensus label as the favorite.
"Waianae has the tradition and a lot of returnees on defense. To win the West, you have to beat them," longtime Kapolei coach Darren Hernandez said.
The defending West champion Seariders ended Mililani's long string of divisional titles last season by putting their foes on lockdown. Waianae allowed just 10.8 points per game in regular-season play to lead the West.
"Their defense is rock solid," Campbell coach Tumoana Kenessey said. "They can control the ball and control the clock. They're not fancy."
Leilehua coach Nolan Tokuda likes his team's chances, but gave the role of favorite to the Seariders.
"In the end, defense never goes into a slump," he said.
It's not all about Waianae, though. The Seariders are ranked No. 5 in the Top 10, while Mililani (seventh), Aiea (ninth) and Leilehua (10th) give the poll a distinctly Western flavor.
Mililani is in year No. 1 under head coach Darnell Arceneaux, but the Trojans are already familiar with his schematics and demands because he was the offensive coordinator under James Millwood last season. Radford coach Fred Salanoa views the Trojans as the favorite.
"They have a good coaching staff, and not just Darnell. They have Maa Tanuvasa and Rod York," Salanoa said, noting York's move from Leilehua to the rival Trojans.
In fact, with All-State talent gone with graduation, many West teams will rely on game management and defense. Leilehua, which led the West in total defense the past two seasons under York, opened nonconference play with a 6-3 win over an improved Kailua squad.
Aiea's defense stood out as well in a 21-7 win over Kaimuki. Waianae stifled Farrington 21-7, proving yet again that there is a wealth of defensive talent, despite the graduation of key players.
Aiea coach Wendell Say may have said it best.
"I think it's between Waianae, Leilehua, Mililani, Kapolei, Campbell, Radford and us. I don't know. On any given day, anybody can win," he said. "It could be Waianae, but Leilehua has its JV championship kids from the last two years, and Mililani is good. Campbell lost a lot of close games last year; that's motivation enough."
The season kicks off today when Mililani marches to Waianae. Tomorrow, Aiea hosts Campbell and Radford visits Leilehua.
Aiea Na Alii
Coach: Wendell Say
On paper: Injuries limited Aiea's fortunes last season, which ended with a 4-6 overall record and a playoff loss at Waianae. Also, All-State wide receiver Lofa Liilii graduated, as did productive, scrambling quarterback Alfredo Higa.
Still, there is an enviable corps of speedy, tall receivers well-suited to Say's run-and-shoot offense, as well as strong-armed quarterback Keenan Naeole. In all, Aiea has more than 30 returnees.
The skinny: Na Alii may be as strong defensively as they are on offense. Free safety David Seevaetasi and cornerback Josh Chung anchor the secondary. Alex Mauga brings experience to the linebacker position.
X factor: Though Naeole showed outstanding potential, last year's injury limited his development. He has 6-foot burners in Aldodius Colquitt and James Buchanan, plus shifty Daniel Liilii at running back.
"He still can get better," Say said of Naeole. "He had some missed reads this past week, but you learn from that."
Campbell Sabers
Coach: Tumoana Kenessey
On paper: Kenessey has accumulated a record of 42-23 in seven seasons. Last year was a series of hard-luck losses, though: 21-20 to Aiea, 16-14 to Waianae and 21-17 to Mililani en route to a 2-4 league mark (4-4 overall).
This year's squad has 35 returnees, including six starters back on defense. Among them are ends Koro Seta-Leauma (6-1, 240) and Chris Fuga (5-11, 230). Linebackers Guilliano Stevenson, Apuauro Turano and Bronson Alfafara-Pires are carrying much of the load, as well.
Running back Bronson Ellis-Rivera had a strong year as a junior. Center Shane Gaui is a key returnee, as is Hauoli Anderson.
The skinny: It would be easy for the Sabers to dwell on the vandalism that cost them a nonconference game with Roosevelt last week. With their stadium lights disabled by possible copper-wire thieves, a community's ire is stoked. Kenessey, meanwhile, lamented the lack of game experience for his team.
Kenessey hopes this year's team can avoid the bug that cost them close games last season.
"The key is we just gotta execute better on offense and defense, not give up the big plays."
X factor: The return of Darren Barbadillo could be a huge upside for the Sabers. He played as a freshman but did not play for two seasons. Barbadillo runs a 4.4 40.
"We couldn't believe it, so we tried again and he was 4.47," Kenessey said of the 6-foot-1 senior. "He's a legit D-I prospect."
Kapolei Hurricanes
Coach: Darren Hernandez
On paper: Hernandez has guided the program from scratch. The 'Canes were 14-5 in two seasons in the White Conference and have been 14-15 since, including last week's 14-0 win over Damien. This year's team is a combination of youth and raw talent. Only six starters return -- three on each side of the ball.
The skinny: The win over Damien may buoy Kapolei's confidence, but Hernandez has already been uplifted by his team's work ethic and enormous bulk.
Mason Koa's hard-nosed style of running the spread option may be a lot easier this season thanks to an offensive line that averages 281 pounds per man.
"We still run a lot of option, a lot of shotgun where we let Mason create with his legs and his arm," Hernandez said.
Koa threw for 1,200 yards and ran for 850 last season as a first-year starter.
Defensively, Kapolei is loaded with size and speed. Othaniel Maiava, a 6-3, 260-pound lineman, is a younger brother of former Wisconsin player Lyle Maiava.
Former safety Cyril Ontai has moved to weakside linebacker, but the secondary still has great potential.
"Our DBs are really the strength of our defense," Hernandez said.
X factor: "We're gonna need our offensive skill players to step up and make plays. We dropped two touchdowns against Damien, a lot of busted assignments," Hernandez said. "They just need to play better. They're very capable, just gotta step up."
Leilehua Mules
Coach: Nolan Tokuda
On paper: With Tokuda at the helm, the Mules are 22-13 since 2004, including 7-4 last season. Two things will be different this fall, however. Quarterback Bryant Moniz, a Star-Bulletin All-State selection, has graduated. Also, defensive coordinator Rod York departed for rival Mililani.
The effect hasn't been negative so far. The Mules went to Kailua last week and eked out a 6-3 win -- another feather in the cap for a program that led the OIA Red West in total defense two years in a row.
The skinny: Leilehua flip-flopped roles during this decade. Gone were the 51-point losses as Moniz's golden arm provided the Mules with a balanced attack. Now, they'll rely on defense and a steady ground game. Dante Scott (6-3, 270) and Kalu Delos Santos (6-0, 240) anchor the interior, while Art Laurel (6-1, 205) and Robert Siavii (6-1, 200) head the linebacker corps.
X factor: Tokuda is much less prone to playing starters for extended minutes in nonconference games. He's borrowed that approach from Castle coach Nelson Maeda.
"Castle always plays everybody in the preseason. That's what I had to learn too when I got Bryant hurt two years ago against Kamehameha," he said.
Mililani Trojans
Coach: Darnell Arceneaux
On paper: The Trojans have only three returning starters on each side of the ball, but are loaded with 14 lettermen who saw significant playing time last year. Arceneaux is both taskmaster and teacher on the field. His pedigree is high: All-State quarterback at Saint Louis, played at Utah, coached Saint Louis to the state final in his first season, and now he takes over a proud Trojan program.
"I let 'em know, and they understand, we can only control what we do," Arceneaux said. "People can talk about us, maybe hate us, but we can't worry about those kinds of distractions."
The skinny: Jordan Torres was an All-State running back and Josh Andrews was an All-State middle linebacker, and both have graduated. Third-year quarterback Rustin Funakoshi has a grasp of the multiple sets Arceneaux teaches, including the flex option.
Defensively, cornerbacks Cody Kilthau and Kawika Ornellas get high praise from Arceneaux. Andrews' old job is now occupied by Sterling Cossey (5-10, 185).
X factor: Sophomore Dalaunte Stevenson (6-1, 190) has a chance to become a major playmaker. "He's almost an exact replica of Jason Rivers," Arceneaux said of the UH receiver. "Dalaunte's a 4.5 guy. He was our JV running back, but I think down the road he could even line up and play defensive end. We can run a lot of different matchups with him."
Radford Rams
Coach: Fred Salanoa
On paper: With six returning starters -- three on each side -- Salanoa is in teaching mode to the nth degree. "I think we have a good bunch of kids as far as character and responsibility. We just gotta play a whole game. With Pac-Five, we only played one half. The score should've been way different going into half, but we did some foolish things," he said.
The skinny: The program has developed outstanding players in recent years, and though the Rams are fairly young, the cupboard isn't bare.
Epa Maika brings two years of experience back to quarterback, where Salanoa brings a vast knowledge as a former college quarterback (Eastern Washington). Replacing All-State wide receiver Kyle Blair, however, won't be easy.
Shawn Putman-Curry is a promising receiver.
"We're looking for big things from him. he showed some ability during spring ball and our scrimmages," Salanoa said.
Defensive end Marcus Malepeai anchors a 3-4 look. Cornerback DC Campbell and middle linebacker Amo Seei provide strength. Seei doesn't have prototype size, but is a true playmaker.
X factor: Salanoa is exercising lots of patience.
"Our goal is to get better every week," he said.
Waianae Seariders
Coach: Daniel Matsumoto
On paper: A No. 5 ranking at the end of last season capped a Red West divisional title. For the Seariders (8-5), a loss in the OIA final and another defeat in the state tournament were heartbreaking.
With graduation, they lost a multitude of players, including Star-Bulletin defensive player of the year George Kauwalu, All-State defensive end David Paaluhi and All-State cornerback Preston Ayala.
Expectations remain high, though, and they may be even higher around the league than they are on campus.
The Seariders opened nonconference play with a 21-7 win over East power Farrington last week.
The skinny: Kauwalu's brother, Justin, had a solid performance as one of Waianae's top running backs in the win over Farrington. Kauwalu and Danny Kekoanui will be supported by Glenn Wain. The offensive line lost all starters, but Richard Namsen and Sunia Vaitai saw substantial playing time last year.
X factor: The coaching of defensive coordinator Jason Hussey may never be more crucial as a busload of new players joined the program this season. The unit ranked second in Red West total defense with its all-state players last season. How they fare with inexperienced talent is a big question.
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Snowmass Ski Area turns 50!
Lift tickets for Snowmass Mountain $6.50 ALL day on Friday, December 15, 2017!
Friday, December 15, is the 50th anniversary of Snowmass Mountain. To celebrate the day, take advantage of $6.50 single-day lift tickets, the price that was charged on opening day in 1967. Tickets are valid only on December 15th and only on Snowmass.
Elk Camp is the perfect place for apres' retro style! Come join in the fun, rocking your favorite retro outfit. Stay or ride up the gondola to the Elk Camp restaurant for dinner, live music, and entertainment, including local magician, award winner and national icon Doc Eason! Complete the evening by honoring 50 years of skiing with a fireworks display on Fanny Hill at 9 p.m.


Sometimes when you live away from family you don't get to see them as often as you want. My nephew has always lived at least 10 hours away from me, so it was fun to get to see him and spend some time with him!
His name is Elias and he will be three this June. He loves Cars, and Clifford the Big Red Dog. He was born in Wyoming and likes Monster Trucks.
He wanted cupcakes, chicken nuggets and bubbles... all of which he got. We had a good time at the Children's Museum and playing.
Hopefully we will get some more time together soon.


Without knowing it, hundreds of millions of people are exposed to toxic mold daily through touch, inhalation or ingestion, and they don't even realize it. Mold is silently changing and threatening our well being. It can grow behind walls, under floors and even makes its home in our food. What you may not realize is that mold toxicity can make you get sick and, in some cases, even be deadly.
People tend to underestimate the paralyzing effects that mold has on our bodies. If mold growth is not treated, it can overload and debilitate the immune system. When someone is suffering from mold toxicity, it is often synonymous with confusion and frustration trying to determine the cause of their illness.
Some molds release invisible but poisonous chemical substances known as mycotoxins which are difficult, but not impossible to kill. These mycotoxins will be in your home everywhere you look, poisoning everything you possess, from furniture to clothing. These biotoxins spread throughout the body, joints, the nervous system and more. They change the way you think, how you feel and even how long you live.
Aside from mycotoxins, mold also generates irritants and allergens that cause reactions that are often related to a person's sensitivity. For example, studies show that 25-28% of Americans are genetically predisposed to having problems with buildings with water damage.
Chronic mold toxicity is sometimes misdiagnosed due to its symptoms which resemble other diseases and syndromes. It is usually confused with and grouped together with Lyme disease, celiac disease, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and others.
If you have a compromised immune system, certain opportunistic infectious illnesses from mold can also affect the lungs, skin, eyes and more.
Mold grows in humid and poorly ventilated areas. Sometimes it starts with a plumbing problem, a leak in the roof or as a result of a flood. Anywhere water runs, mold can develop unexpectedly behind drywall, under carpets, wood and low quality construction materials.
Additionally, dirty air conditioning and heating systems collect dust and moisture, making them the perfect place for mold to grow, even if you don't have leaks.
Surprisingly, mold isn't just happy to grow in dark, humid places. Some of the most resistant strains grow in dry and arid climates.
Apart from the mold in the environment, there is also mold in foods. The foods that are highest in mycotoxins are grains, nuts, chocolate, coffee and wine. If you are sensitive to the mold in your environment, you are more likely to be vulnerable to mold or yeast in foods.
Mold is one part of the total environmental toll that your body takes. Every day we are exposed to pesticides, solvents, chemical products, various bacteria and viruses. So many things can happen to our bodies when our environment is not ideal, which makes us weaker. If you are looking for high performance, high energy and high concentration, eliminating exposure to toxic mold is critical.
The medical community in general is not entirely conscious of the effects and symptoms of mold toxicity, although the conversation and the research surrounding this subject are growing and it is getting more and more coverage by the media. If you suspect that mold could be a problem for you, being informed is the first step to take action against mold. The good news is, once the mold threat is removed, your body will probably respond with a recovery protocol and return to normal.
The most used test is the ERMI (Environmental Relative Moldiness Index), initially developed by the EPA. Take samples from your office, home and wherever you spend time. Test your space before doing anything; disturbing the mold spores could worsen the situation.
If the test is positive, work with a professional to identify all sources of mold in your space and find where the moisture is trapped. You will also need to use a dehumidifying system. After repairing leaks, clearing the air exchange and eliminating the mold, you will have to test one more time to make sure that all of the spores are gone.
Look for a specialized doctor or one who is familiar with mold disease. Your body will have to go through a detoxification process.
Avoid foods that feed or contain yeast, mold and fungus such as carbohydrates and sugars. You can take supplements that help with recovery and the elimination of toxins, such as glutathione, activated carbon and products that help rebuild and restore your mitochondria.
Watch the movie Moldy, a comprehensive documentary that covers diagnosis, treatments, experiences and resources directly from patients, the best mold experts in the world, professional contractors and doctors.
Whether you are experiencing minor or major immune responses, contact with toxic mold always has a biological cost. Our bodies respond to our environment and by eliminating toxins, you can free up your biological resources to do something else in life.


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YEARS AND YEARS – "INFECTIOUS ELECTRO-POP THAT IS DANCEFLOOR-READY BUT ALSO HAS A DEEPER, DARKER DIMENSION."
Years and Years ones to follow in 2015
Hi It's time for this weeks new artist to follow from New Music NI and this week we look at Years & Years, a London based trio formed in 2010 consist of bassist Mikey Goldsworthy, keyboard player Emre Turkmen and vocalist Olly Alexander.
Originally a 5 piece, their debut single "I Wish I Knew" was released in July 2012. In 2013 they signed to French label Kitsuné Records as a three-piece and released their second single "Traps" and their third single "Real" was released in February 2014.
In 2014 the group signed to Polydor Records and released their fourth single "Take Shelter". In December 2014, the group's fifth single "Desire" was released, in the UK singles chart no 22.
In January 2015, Years & Years' sixth single "King" was previewed on BBC Radio 1 just before they were announced as the winners of the prestigious BBC Sound of 2015.
Years & Years were also nominated for the Critics Choice Award for the Brit Awards 2015.
The group have already featured at UK festivals including Bestival, Latitude, and The Great Escape in 2014 as well playing supporting the likes of Clean Bandit and Sam Smith.
Years and Years are the act of 2015 to follow and for more from New Music NI follow the website newmusicni.wordpress.com
New single "Shine" is out now from Years and Years listen to it here:


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This Saturday morning Engineers without Borders, U of W Catholic Campus Ministry and War Child are partnering together to help rebuild the lives of Ugandan child refugees, many of whom had been kidnapped and forced into becoming child soldiers, with a Gula Walk.
The Gula Walk was started in 2005, when founders Adrian Bradbury and Kieran Hayward heard about the night commuters in Gulu, northern Uganda. During the 22-year civil war, 40,000 children walked from their homes every night to sleep on Gulu's streets in order to avoid being abducted and used as child soldiers by a rebel force called the Lord's Resistance Army. Adrian and Kieran in July of 2005 walked 12.5 km from their homes to downtown Toronto to sleep on the steps of City Hall, and when they woke up at sunrise, they walked home and went to work. In total they walked 775 km in 154 hours and 18 minutes, taking 872,739 steps. As the weeks went on in July they were joined by hundreds of supporters, and their efforts have led to Gula Walk Day.
Today, Gulu Walk is an international movement with more than 30,000 walkers in over 100 cities in 16 countries and has raised more than $1.5 million for projects benefitting northern Uganda's war affected youth.
The Gula Walk starts at 10:30 am in front of the CAW Student Center on the campus of the University of Windsor. Participants will then walk downtown to Windsor City Hall and back (4 miles). Each participant is asked to donate at least $10. It is open to all adults and it is open to all who want to walk.
For more information on how to become a Guluwalker in Windsor, email [email protected] or call 519-988-5918.


Some teachers are coming around to the way of thinking that says the traditional method of teaching young children the basics of math is boring for them and often puts them off the subject for life. They usually learn how to do addition first of all, followed by subtraction, multiplication and finally division. As they get older, the numbers may get bigger but really until they start high school, all the math they do will be based on these four things.
If the same principles were applied to some other subjects, the results would be the same. Teach young children the boring part of art rather than giving them a freehand at drawing and painting, and by the time they are 7 they will hate art as much as they do math.
Calculus is the study of change in mathematics and can be turned into games to teach young children the principles. Starting with simple things such as showing the changes with animation and by showing how patterns work can peak their interest. Although generally calculus is thought of something taught to older children, in its simplest form it can make the introduction to math much more fun for young children. They will not be so bored by the subject, and by the time they are taught addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, they will find it easier to understand.
You can find much more detailed explanations at Calculus Help, which is a website dedicated to understanding the linear functions of calculus. There is even advice on the best way to pass the calculus test.
Calculus is used in many different areas, although it is not always realized that is what it is. It is used in all areas of physical sciences, in engineering, computer sciences, economics, medicine, business, and any other area where a mathematical problem needs a solution.
Isaac Newton used calculus in his second law of motion, and Einstein's theory of general relativity is also expressed in the language of calculus. These things may make it sound much more difficult than it actually is, and for many people, once the principles are explained, much of it is quite straightforward.
There are many courses available for learning calculus, although most high schools will teach it to students as part of the math curriculum. If you want to advance in certain professions though, you may need to take an advanced course in calculus. There are online courses that suit some people better because they can fit them in with a job or family commitments, or of course, they can attend a physical college or university.
If you want to be a biologist, an engineer, an architect, an aerospace engineer, a pharmaceutical scientist, an earthquake safety engineer or any one of a host of other professions you will find calculus very useful indeed.
When calculus is taught to young children, it can help to prepare them for the future math they have to learn and is a good way to keep them interested in the subject.