4/05/2017 · Home » Recipes » Grilled Stuffed Pork Tenderloin Recipe for your summer cookouts with Char-Broil Grilled Stuffed Pork Tenderloin Recipe for your summer cookouts with Char-Broil May 4, 2017 by Chef Dennis Littley 1 Comment... You will need a 1 1/2 pound pork tenderloin for this recipe. You can buy pork tenderloin just about anywhere but we prefer Costco. They sell a pack of 4 for about $20 which is so reasonable. You can easily double or triple this recipe for a larger party.
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Spread stuffing on one long side of tenderloin to within 1/4 in. of edges. Close meat and place bacon on top; tie with kitchen string. Place on a rack in a shallow roasting pan. …... Season the pork tenderloin well with salt and pepper and then rub on 1/4 cup of the brown sugar. Place the pork tenderloin back in the instant pot and add in the remaining sugar. Cover and select the manual setting, then choose high pressure.
Combine 1 tsp sea salt, or to taste, 1/2 tsp freshly ground black pepper, 1 tsp Italian Seasoning, 1 tsp garlic powder and 1 tsp ground coriander. 2. Pierce pork loin all over with a fork and rub with 1 Tbsp oil than sprinkle onto the tenderloin.
5/10/2006 · Slice the pork tenderloins crosswise about 1 inch thick and arrange on plates. Spoon the Apple-Riesling Sauce around the meat and serve. Spoon the Apple-Riesling Sauce around the meat and serve. MAKE AHEAD The bacon-wrapped, stuffed tenderloins and finished apple-riesling sauce can be refrigerated separately overnight.
Covered, a 1 1/2-pound tenderloin will be ready in 75 minutes when cooked at 325 F, or 120 minutes if cooked uncovered. To broil a 1 1/2-pound tenderloin, preheat the oven to 500 F, and place the tenderloin 4 to 5 inches below the broiler. Roast for about 55 minutes, turning the loin every 10 minutes to ensure even browning.
Season the pork tenderloin well with salt and pepper and then rub on 1/4 cup of the brown sugar. Place the pork tenderloin back in the instant pot and add in the remaining sugar. Cover and select the manual setting, then choose high pressure.


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A post-graduate from IIT, Madras, R.T. Sakthidaran joined KLN College of Engineering, Madurai, as Professor & Head of IT after serving as Dy. GM (Automation) of MECON Limited, a government of India Enterprise for 29 years. He was one of the founding members of R&D in MECON during 1986. His first software development was in 1978, "Computer Aided Cable Engineering" that was used by NTPC, Farakka. He developed a software module for Vizag Steel Plant under AEG-Telefunken at Germany in 1984 using CASE tools. He was the project in-charge for "Automation for Kochi Refineries Limited" and "TEFR for Integrated Check Post for Andhra Pradesh". He is an IRCA, UK certificated auditor for QMS. He is a Senior Member in IEEE, Life Fellow in IE (India) and Member in CSI. His biography has appeared in Marquis (USA) "Who's Who in the World", "Who's Who in Science & Engineering" and "Who's Who in America".
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I was undergone project on title "District Collectrate Office" for `IBM Great Mind Challenge Contest`, which was very much helpful for me to develop myself technically better. Before I entered into that contest I have completed IBM DB2 certification, which was very much helped to design complete database for my project.I was adjudged as winners of TGMC 2007.
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I feel very proud to be a member of the winning team "Ambidextrous" which is adjudged as winners of TGMC 2007. I would like to remember the help and support which we got from our college administration and faculties.
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Before I entered into that contest I have completed IBM DB2 certification, which was very much helped to design complete database for my project. I was adjudged as winners of TGMC 2007. I have completed Hardware and Basic networking course.
My areas of Interest are microprocessor and Digital Electronics. My hobbies are Net-surfing, playing games & sports.
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First Runner Up in IT competition "Relay Race with C++"
First Runner Up in IT competition "CodeComplete"
Selected in "TGMC 2007" national level project competition in Top 5 teams and got 4th rank.
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Successfully cleared C++/SQL competency test as a part of Government of Gujarat joint initiative College to Career Program.
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Core Skills : Core Java Programming, Socket Programming, Jsp/Servlets.
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personal strengths : Enthusiastic and have good grasping power.
Pass the Tivoli Certification Exam With 88% Score.
IBM TGMC 2007 make the place as runners up teams.
Have knowledge of Java c,c++.
Working in Java socket Programming, Jsp/Servlet , AJAX and also in J2ME.
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Title: "Web and Mobile base Vehicle Information System"
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12th Arts & Science (English, Gujarat medium) Computer textbook (published by Gujarat text book board, Gadhinagar).
Advance Web Technology & Distributed computing.
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Sprint announces Spotify partnership and HTC One Harman Kardon edition
Sprint today announced a special edition of the HTC One smartphone that includes special audio technologies tuned for better music playback. The HTC One M8 Harman Kardon edition uses two technologies to restore the frequencies lost during compression and provide better audio quality for streaming music. In addition to the special audio technologies, the Harman Kardon edition One has a unique black finish with champagne highlights.
Harman CEO Dinesh Paliwal says the technologies in the One can bring back the highs and lows lost during the compression required for streaming music, and it can better replicate the sound of a live concert through multiple channels. The phone also comes with a set of Harman Kardon headphones, said to be worth $249.
The carrier also revealed a new partnership with Spotify to offer its Framily plan customers with six months of free Spotify service. After the extended free trial, Framily plan customers with one to five lines will be able to get a discounted $7.99 per month rate for Spotify, while those with six to ten lines can get Spotify for $4.99 per month, half the regular price. Spotify CEO Daniel Ek called this partnership the "biggest deal we've ever made." The plans will be available to all Sprint subscribers starting on May 9th.
In a brief demo given to us, the two technologies in the special edition One did seem to enhance the audio in appreciable ways. Clari-Fi, the technology that is designed to restore the high-end frequencies lost during compression, did make the audio sound fuller and more dimensional without making it harsh or unpleasant. LiveStage is designed to simulate multiple channels of audio, which is most noticeable when viewing movies and other surround-sound sources. Importantly, neither technology muddied the sound or made it worse, unlike Beats Audio and other smartphone audio enhancements that tend to make the sound worse, not better. The One's 24bit/192kHz digital audio converter also supports playback of FLAC files, so audiophiles can load it up with completely uncompressed music if they wish.
The special edition One will be available on May 9th in all Sprint stores, as well as special audio retailers such as Crutchfield. Pricing has not yet been announced, though Sprint tells us that the special edition model will sell for about $30 more than the standard One.

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Ivo Marinović was born in 1920 in Mikulići in the Konavle region. He started studying medicine in Belgrade, but with the start of the Second World War he continued his studies in Zagreb. Due to the difficult political circumstances following the establishment of the NDH [Independent State of Croatia], he discontinued his studies and returned to his native region. In Risan, in Boka Kotorska, he worked as a medical assistant until he joined the Partisan movement. He witnessed the period of the Italian and German occupation of southern Dalmatia. After the War he completed his studies and worked first in Sarajevo and then in Split.
Family origin Education and growing up Studying in Belgrade Start of the Second World War in Belgrade Continuation of studies in Zagreb Under Italian occupation The Partisans Arrival of Germans Daksa Formation of work cooperatives after the war Service years Life in Sarajevo Return to hometown War in the 1990s During the occupation of Cavtat Attitude towards Montenegro after the war


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Taxon: Adlumia fungosa (Aiton) Greene ex Britton et al.
Adlumia
Fumarioideae
Fumarieae
Subtribe:
Corydalinae
Prelim. cat. 3. 1888
19-Apr-1996 by ARS Systematic Botanists.
Autonyms (not in current use) and synonyms:
(≡ homotypic synonym, = heterotypic synonym, - autonym)
(=) Adlumia cirrhosa Raf.
Basionym: Fumaria fungosa Aiton
Allegheny-vine (Source: Glea Cron ed2) - English
climbing-fumatory (Source: F Mich) - English
mountain-fringe (Source: Hortus 3) - English
woodfringe (Source: Websters Dict) - English
EASTERN CANADA: Canada [Québec (s.), Nova Scotia, Ontario, New Brunswick]
WESTERN CANADA: Canada [Manitoba (s.e.)]
NORTHEASTERN U.S.A.: United States [Connecticut, Indiana (n.?), Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia]
NORTH-CENTRAL U.S.A.: United States [Illinois (n.e.), Minnesota (n.e.), Wisconsin]
SOUTHEASTERN U.S.A.: United States [Delaware, Kentucky (e.), Maryland, North Carolina (w.), Tennessee, Virginia]
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Check other web resources for Adlumia fungosa (Aiton) Greene ex Britton et al. :
PLANTS: USDA-NRCS Database of Plants of the United States and its Territories
BONAP North American Plant Atlas of the Biota of North America Program:
TROPICOS: Nomenclatural and Specimen Database of the Missouri Botanical Garden
Embryo drawing: U.S. National Seed Herbarium drawing


Turkish-Australian Community across Australia have been celebrating Turkish Republic National Days in addition to our Australian National Days. A number of non-profit community organisation of which some of them operate Turkish language community schools have joined forces to celebrate especially two very important Turkish Republic National Days in Australia.
This national day (23 April National Sovereignty and Children's Day) in Turkey is a unique event. The founder of the Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, dedicated April 23 to the children of the country to emphasize that they are the future of the new nation. It was on April 23, 1920, during the War of Independence, that the Grand National Assembly met in Ankara and laid down the foundations of a new, independent, secular, and modern republic from the ashes of the Ottoman Empire. Following the defeat of the Allied invasion forces on September 9, 1922 and the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne on July 24, 1923, Ataturk started his task of establishing the institutions of the new state. Over the next eight years, Ataturk and his followers adopted sweeping reforms to create a modern Turkey, divorced from her Ottoman past. In unprecedented moves, he dedicated the sovereignty day to the children and entrusted in the hands of the youth the protection of this sovereignty and independence.
Every year, the children in Turkey celebrate this "Sovereignty and Children's Day" as a national holiday. Schools participate in week-long ceremonies marked by performances in all fields in large stadiums watched by the entire nation. Among the activities on this day, the children send their representatives to replace state officials and high ranking bureaucrats in their offices. The President, the Prime Minister, the Cabinet Ministers, provincial governors all turn over their positions to children's representatives. These children, in turn, sign executive orders relating to educational and environmental policies. On this day, the children also replace the parliamentarians in the Grand National Assembly and hold a special session to discuss matters concerning children's issues.
Over the last two decades, the Turkish officials have been working hard to internationalize this important day. Their efforts resulted in large number of world states' sending groups of children to Turkey to participate in the above stated festivities. During their stay in Turkey, the foreign children are housed in Turkish homes and find an important opportunity to interact with the Turkish kids and learn about each other's countries and cultures. The foreign children groups also participate in the special session of the Grand National Assembly. This results in a truly international Assembly where children pledge their commitment to international peace and brotherhood.
The importance of April 23 as a special day of children has been recognized by the international community. UNICEF decided to recognize this important day as the International Children's Day.
The 19th of May every year marks Youth and Sports Day Turkey (Gençlik ve Spor Bayramı) which was started by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
After the death of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk it was decided that the day would also be the day to Commemorate Atatürk. Changing the day to Commemorating Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day (Atatürk'ü Anma, Gençlik ve Spor Bayramı). One of the main traditions of this day is young Turkish athletes run with the Turkish flag from the Black Sea Port at Samsun where Atatürk began the War of Independence and over 10 days the flag is carried across the country to Turkey's Capital Ankara finishing with the flag being handed to Turkey's current President who accepts the flag during a ceremony on the 19th of May.
A Minutes silence is also observed in memory of Atatürk and wreaths and flowers are laid at monuments of Atatürk throughout country including at the Anitkabir the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
Various sports events take place during the day which are watched by many at the local stadiums and there are also many parades and ceremonies throughout the day.
For those who are living in Turkey this is also a national holiday which means banks and official offices will be closed on the 19th of May.
It's a great day for families and children and you can get involved by going along to your local stadium and enjoying the day's activities.
29 of October 1923, Turkish parliament proclaimed the establishment of the Republic of Turkey, formally marking the end of the Ottoman Empire. On the same day, Mustafa Kemal, who led the Turkish National War of Liberation and was later named Atatürk (father of Turks), was unanimously elected as the first president of the Republic.
The Turkish War of Independence, started on the 19th May 1999 by Mustafa Kemal landing in Samsun and ended 3 years later driving out the occupying allied forces of World War 1 from the mother land of Turkish people. Turkiye had effectively been a republic from April 23, 1920 when the Grand National Assembly was inaugurated in Ankara. When the Turkish parliament held its first session in 1920, virtually every corner of the crumbling Ottoman Empire was under the occupation of Allied powers. Exasperated by the Ottoman government's inability to fight the occupation, the nationwide resistance movement gained momentum. With the Allied occupation of Istanbul, and the dissolution of the Ottoman Parliament, Mustafa Kemal's justification for opening the resistance movement's new legislative body was created.
With the opening of the Assembly, Ankara became the center of the Turkish national struggle for liberation. The National War of Liberation culminated in the emancipation of Anatolia from foreign occupation, the international recognition of modern Turkey's borders by the Treaty of Lausanne, and finally, the founding of the Republic of Turkey on October 29, 1923. October 29- or Republic Day- is an official Turkish holiday celebrated each year across Turkey and by peoples of Turkish heritage world over. Schools celebrate this day with presentations, sing songs, displays and readings. All official government offices and schools are closed and there are many celebrations throughout the country. There are also official celebrations in the capital city of Ankara including a ceremony at the Anıtkabir, Atatürks Mausoleum. You will also see the Turkish flag everywhere and flags and banners depicting Atatürk.
Turkish Language and Culture Platform merged the efforts of both aformentioned Turkish National Days for 2014 and mutually agreed to carry out a big celebration day as a Children and Youth Festival in 2014.
All Australian communities are welcome to join and celebrate the achievements of our children and youth while providing formal recognition to their place in multicultural social contruct of our great country Australia.


It just keeps getting more and more beautiful in Whitney Port's newly renovated kitchen, designed by Marie Flanigan! Whitney chose Aria Stone Gallery's Arizona Quartzite for her countertops and backsplash, which adds the perfect balance of color and texture to the overall design. View the full feature on Go Design Go and read more below for a sneak peek of this incredible project!


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Last weekend, on the day of the Santa Claus parade, I invited my family to participate in a taste test. Christmas is coming, and my mom would make homemade shortbread cookies every year. Since my son can't eat traditional shortbread cookies, I decided that I would find a delicious gluten free substitute so that we can carry on the tradition.
I decided to compare 4 different shortbread cookies and have my taste testers write their opinions of each cookie as we went along. I offered 2 store bought brands, one made from a mix, and one baked from a recipe. The taste testers ranged in age from my sister in her late twenties, to my dad in his early sixties.
The contenders: Little B's Bakery Shortbread Cookies, Biscottea Blueberry Tea Shortbread, Bob's Red Mill Shortbread Cookie Mix, and a homemade shortbread cookie from a recipe I created.
Little B's: We started with this brand. The company is based in Ontario, and specializes in gluten free baked goods. Products are available in a small number of stores, mostly local.
The cookies were round and light, but extremely crumbly. My father liked the flavour, but my mom and sister found them a bit bland. I found the flavour delicate, but nice.
The biggest drawback to these cookies is their consistency. They were dry and extremely crumbly, making them difficult to eat without having them crumble into powder. Shortbread is not traditionally a moist cookie, but these were too dry for our taste. They were still a pretty good cookie, just not the substitute we were looking for.
Biscottea Blueberry Tea Shortbread: These cookies come in a lovely package, and state that they are made with all natural ingredients. The package states that they are gluten free, but they are produced on shared equipment in a facility that uses wheat. This alone makes me unwilling to serve them to my son, because the potential for cross-contamination is too great.
These cookies are a nice size, but their colour and consistency didn't remind any of us of traditional shortbread. The cookies were a medium brown colour, and very, very tough. They smelled wonderful though, the blueberry aroma was evident from the minute I opened the package.
Unfortunately, these cookies smelled much better than they tasted. Despite the strong blueberry smell, they didn't actually taste like blueberry, and they had a strange aftertaste. Not one taste tester liked this cookie.
Bob's Red Mill: I bought this mix when I was in the United States this summer. I've looked in Canada, but have yet to find it here. This mix was straightforward to make, with minimal additional ingredients required. I found it interesting that it called for the addition of an egg yolk, but the egg was undetectable in the final product. What I liked about the mix was that it made a lot of cookies, and the dough was easy to work with.
These cookies looked like a traditional shortbread cookie. The flavour was very delicate, and if I were to make them again I'd add vanilla to the mix. The biggest drawback to these cookies was that they broke very easily. They didn't crumble to a powder like the first brand, but they easily broke when they were picked up, making it difficult to pile them on a plate. If I made the cookies thicker, that problem might be taken care of.
Homemade: I made these cookies from a recipe I created, after scouring online suggestions. I took the advice of many bakers and greased the cookie sheet so that the shortbread wouldn't stick. The recipe itself was straightforward, and the cookies baked up easily. I baked mine as one large cookie, cutting them into bars. I used a butter substitute so that my son could eat them, as well as plain granulated sugar.
The finished product looked like a traditional shortbread cookie from the top, but the greased pan had resulted in the bottom of the cookies being a bit too chewy to be a real shortbread. Once they were completely cooled the consistency improved, but they were still a bit chewy. The vanilla flavour was nice, but the granulated sugar really stood out. To be honest, I think it would make a great sugar cookie!
The Verdict: The Bob's Red Mill got top marks from my mom and sister as the closest in consistency and taste to a traditional shortbread. It lost points for breaking too easily, but they're simple to make and taste good. They would taste even better with some added vanilla. They are the perfect choice for the baker who may not be ready to bake from scratch, but wants something more personal than store-bought.
My attempt at homemade cookies came in second. The taste of the sugar and the chewy bottoms were what pushed it into second place.
Little B's cookies came in 3rd. I feel that straight from the oven, these cookies are probably fantastic. However, they were too dry and crumbly to be at the top of our list.
The Biscottea cookies were the overall loser. No one liked them, and the package has been sitting on my counter, untouched, for the last week.
Still, I wanted to create a simple, yet authentic recipe that I could pass down to my own grandchildren someday, so I've been working on how to modify my own recipe to improve the texture. Tonight, I think I succeeded!
I'll be posting the recipe and pictures tomorrow.
Labels: Gluten Free Shortbread Cookies , Taste Test


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Q: ASP.net MVC - Separate ViewModel for POST Action In my MVC application I have a View Model that looks similar to this:
public class ComplexViewModel
{
    public ComplexDetailsViewModel Details1 { get; set; }
    public ComplexDetailsViewModel Details2 { get; set; }
}

public class ComplexDetailsViewModel
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string DisplayValue1 { get; set; }
    public string DisplayValue2 { get; set; }
    // ...
}

I was originally doing the following in my view:
@Html.HiddenFor(model => model.Details1.Id)
@Html.HiddenFor(model => model.Details2.Id)

@Html.DisplayFor(model => model.Details1.DisplayValue1)
...

I would POST the full model to the controller:
 public ActionResult Post(ComplexViewModel model)

I don't actually need anything from ComplexViewModel except for the Id values, so I decided to create another view model used specifically for POSTing the data:
public class PostViewModel
{
    public int Details1Id { get; set; }
    public int Details2Id { get; set; }
}

public ActionResult Post(PostViewModel model)

The problem is that now my @HiddenFor(model => model.Details1.Id) does not map to my POST model so nothing actually gets POSTed.
Is there a way to have the separate structure for my POST model and my GET model while still using the HiddenFor helper?

A: Just because you don't use all of the data in the POST version doesn't mean you have to make another model. Why not keep it simple?
This is how it should work:
Your post details view should be strongly typed to a specific view model. Then in your controller you have two action results named Post for instance, one is decorated with the [HTTPGET] attribute, and the action you want to post to is decorated with the [HTTPPOST] attribute. Additionally, your get method should take a parameter such as post id, and your post method should take the model as parameter.
To enforce server side validation correctly you can decorate your class properties like so:
public class ComplexDetailsViewModel
{
    [Required]//Works for just the Id property
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string DisplayValue1 { get; set; }
    public string DisplayValue2 { get; set; }
    // ...
}

Now in your controller you can use this bool: ModelState.IsValid. Basically if they had JavaScript turned off and the model was posted with no Id then the model would be invalid.
This pattern is extremely powerful, and makes client side and server side validation quick to implement. And of course client side validation uses jQuery out of the box so we can easily extend the validators. You can even do AJAX validation very quickly. When I build my forms I don't sacrifice anywhere when it comes to validation.. as it takes no time all to do it correctly.
To answer your original question:
A view can only be strongly typed to one model. You can't load the view with one model, and post it with another (As far as I know). I think if you're trying to do that, your problem is in the way you've built your model.

A: Just write the HTML for the hidden inputs by hand instead of using the Html Helpers.
<input type="hidden" id="Details1Id" value="@Model.Details1.Id"/>
<input type="hidden" id="Details2Id" value="@Model.Details1.Id"/>

Update
I had issues doing something similar. I ended up flattening out the form related properties on my views. Automapper makes it really easy to map from other objects to your view and can flatten out hierarchies. Doing this, your new view might end up looking similar to this.
public class ComplexViewModel
{
    public long Details1Id { get; set; }
    public string Details1Name { get; set; }
    public long Details2Id { get; set; }
    public string Details2Name { get; set; }
}

A: The models need to be more similar.  One your "View" model has class properties, and your "Post" model does not.  If the names of the class properties, and properties don't match, they don't get bound by the model binder.  Try something like:
public class ComplexViewModel
{
  public ComplexDetailsViewModel Details1 { get; set; }
  public ComplexDetailsViewModel Details2 { get; set; }
}

public class ComplexDetailsViewModel : PostDetailsModel
{
  public string DisplayValue1 { get; set; }
  public string DisplayValue2 { get; set; }
}

public class PostModel
{
  public PostDetailsModel Details1 { get; set; }
  public PostDetailsModel Details2 { get; set; }
}

public class PostDetailsModel
{
  public int Id { get; set; }
}

The big problem not using the same models between View and Post is validation.  What happens if you want to change validation (assuming using the built in MVC validation for client side and server side).  Now you have to change both models!  Oh wait... no you don't...
public interface MyValidation
{
  [required]
  public int id { get; set; }
}

Then simply add these validation to your classes:
(MetadataType tells MVC what to use for validation)
[MetadataType(typeof(MyValidation))]
public class ComplexDetailsViewModel ....

[MetadataType(typeof(MyValidation))]
public class PostDetailsModel ....

This certainly would work, but I would HIGHLY discourage anyone from using two different models between views and postbacks.  In this instance, I see absolutely no reason why they should be different.

A: Easy: simply have your view's view-model inherit from your controller post-model.  Then your HiddenFor methods with work, you just need to make sure the properties you are expecting to post are in the base class (the post model).

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Because pop fans are insatiable, people have been "where's the album"-ing Rihanna more or less since the moment she dropped ANTI back in 2016. I'd ordinarily tsk such needy behavior, but in this case the thirsty fans are right – summer truly doesn't feel quite right without at least one humid jam to blast from your rooftop for a few minutes. But if a new report from Rolling Stone is to be believed, we may not be too far away from a true treat for the year's hottest months: her rumored dancehall record that was first mentioned back in a Vogue profile in May.
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Q: ImportError: No module named scenedetect on Linux Ubuntu I'm trying to use pyscenedetect library on python for videos but I get this error when using the python interface and when I use the command line interface I get the error "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cv2'"
even though I believe I installed both correctly according to the documentations.
I have trying to look for different ways to import opencv for the second error but to no avail. As for the first error i can't find any answers to my problem.
import cv2
import numpy as numpy
import os

import scenedetect
from scenedetect.video_manager import VideoManager
from scenedetect.scene_manager import SceneManager
from scenedetect.frame_timecode import FrameTimecode
from scenedetect.stats_manager import StatsManager
from scenedetect.detectors import ContentDetector

A: If you have pip you can try
pip install opencv-python

If you have anaconoda, you can try
conda install -c conda-forge opencv

it's probable that you installed it on a different python installation in your PC.
To know where your python installation is you can launch python and:
import sys
sys.path

To get the list of everything you have installed you can:
pip freeze > installed_modules.txt

Try only running
import cv2

So that you can test it

A: I found the problem. As Ivan was pointing out, the problem was with openCV.
I used the following command:
sudo apt install python3-opencv


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At the house Karaj told me to take tomorrow morning off. He is also very tired.
13.00 E 20 mins. Just as the men outside (Karaj, Dev, Calvin, Robert, Sunil) were nearing the time to finish, they discovered a burst water pipe. This added an extra 45 mins to the work but when I was called in to help I assumed it would take hours to dig up and repair the pipe. I was annoyed that we were clearly not going to be finishing the day at the planned time. Why did I ever believe Karaj when he said yesterday, 'I'm going to kick you all out at 4pm tomorrow'? That became 6pm when we talked this morning, followed swiftly by 8pm, with a final declaration of 'definitely not midnight'. On a day when all I want to do is be quiet and alone and rest, this is not what I need.
When Karaj had mentioned the early finish yesterday I had thought I would enjoy a quiet night on my own. I did not verbalise this, however, so I was left alone with my frustration when the day began to stretch out. When Karaj called me to help out with the burst pipe I did not verbalise my thoughts on what the situation meant for me.
All I had to do was ask a simple question about the immediate work which needed to be done to reach a (temporary) solution. That would have facilitated a dialogue among us all, which would have given us a break from the emergency, allowed to stand back from the job and reach a considered and effective conclusion. Instead I allowed myself to be dominated by my annoyance and frustration.
What I also failed to do was to appreciate why Karaj called me in. He wanted me there so that I can bring some sense and calm to the situation. I do not see that he appreciates my qualities. Wake up.
Furthermore, this had been a chance to practice what I had taken as my main learning point from yesterday: to remain calm under stress and to pastime in an emergency. I did not recognise it as the golden opportunity it was and this is the point. Had I assessed the situation and recognised it as such an opportunity, I would have had a damn good try at remaining calm, but I didn't. Once again I let my emotions get the better of me.
My emotions should be a big clue to me that something is not quite right. When I did verbalise the reason for my annoyance to the other men, while Karaj was outside, I felt much better. When Karaj later asked me how I felt, I told him too and he simply said, 'That's no problem at all – I'll give you a lift home'. He went on to emphasise my need for verbalisation. It's what I have to do.
Pastime in an emergency and verbalise your thoughts and feeelings… great recurring theme for a few days and week now!


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The singer gives a rare behind the scenes look at her life in a new interview with talk show host.
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Паль Ва́рхиди (; 6 ноября 1931 Уйпешт, Венгрия — 12 ноября 2015, Будапешт), урождёный Паль Ви́нкович () — венгерский футболист, тренер. Защитник сборной Венгрии. Играл и тренировал только и исключительно «Уйпешт».

Биография
В период с 1954 по 1957 гг. сыграл 10 матчей за сборную Венгрии. Стал серебряным призёром чемпионата мира 1954, но на турнире не выходил на поле.

В 1960 году стал бронзовым призёром Олимпийских игр в составе венгерской команды.

Семья
Сын  Паля Вархиди —  также стал футболистом и тренером. В 2006-2008 годах был тренером сборной Венгрии по футболу, сменив на этой должности , сына известного футболиста и тренера Йожефа Божика, который в период 1954-1957 годов выступал в сборной Венгрии вместе с Палем Вархиди.

Итого: 10 матчей / 0 голов; 8 побед, 2 ничьих, 0 поражений.

Достижения

Как игрок
 Вице-чемпион мира: 1954
 Чемпион Венгрии: 1959/60
 Бронзовый призёр: 1960

Как тренер
 Чемпион Венгрии: 1973/74, 1974/75, 1977/78, 1978/79
 Обладатель Кубка Венгрии: 1975
 Полуфиналист Кубка Европейских чемпионов: 1973/74

Примечания

Ссылки

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Футболисты Венгрии
Игроки сборной Венгрии по футболу
Игроки ФК «Уйпешт»
Футболисты на летних Олимпийских играх 1960 года
Бронзовые призёры летних Олимпийских игр 1960 года

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Can anybody tell me which egg replacer they used? Thanks!
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. ;D This recipe surprised me! It was really quick and really easy, and tasted better than I thought it would!
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The crow family, the apes of the bird world?
The ability of the crow family, corvids, to use tools and plan tactically to solve problems has fascinated many researchers from those studying self-recognition in magpies to the New Caledonian crow's accurate crafting of tools. Now EU support has enabled a Swedish researcher to study ravens' abilities to barter and plan.
Researchers from Lund University in Sweden, with EU support in the form of an International Career Grant, conducted four experiments. One of these showed that 78% of the ravens (Corvus corax) involved were able to successfully barter with a human to exchange goods. Other experiments showed the birds were able to exert self-control when making decisions. This is particularly significant since well-developed self-control is essential to planning as impulsivity makes it hard to go beyond the immediate context.
In their study, published in 'Science', the team explains each experiment included two main conditions: tool-use and bartering with humans. Ravens, the team says, are not habitual tool users and bartering has never been observed in the wild. The researchers chose to focus on these elements for three of the four experiments to replicate key experiment involving primates. The fourth, they explain, went further, extending what has been done in primate studies.
Challenging the ravens
There is skepticism concerning whether corvid planning really is functionally similar to that of hominids. It has been contended that the – admittedly flexible – skills of corvids, which are habitual food cachers, may instead reflect adaptations confined to the food-caching domain. The team decided that testing the ravens in tasks for which they have no ecological or behavioral predispositions could shine a light on this key question.
For this reason, four experiments were conducted. Experiment one set out to establish whether ravens can select, save and later use a tool, or a token that can be exchanged. To add complexity, there was a 15-minute lag between when the birds could take the tools from one location and then use them in a different environment. In the tool condition, the subjects successfully selected and used the tool to solve the task in an average of 11 trials out of 14. In the bartering condition, the birds selected in total 143 tokens out of 144. At least one token was exchanged in 91.6% of the trials.
The second experiment extended the delay between item selection and use to 17 hours. The three ravens selected used the tool in 88.8% of the cases and in the bartering condition, the mean success rate of the four ravens used was 95.8%.
The third considered planning and self-control. It presented the subjects with a distraction, a tool and an immediate reward. The tool would give the raven access to more valuable reward 15 minutes later. In the control conditions, in which no tool or token was offered, all the birds selected the immediate reward. Once presented with the additional option of a tool or token, subjects selected the tool on average in 73.8% of the time, and the token 73.2%.
The fourth experiment gave the team the chance to see if the ravens, 'would select the functional item more often when the reward was spatiotemporally closer than in experiment 3.' All subjects declined the immediate reward and instead selected and used the functional item in 100% of trials – a significant increase relative to experiment three.
Significance of research into corvid cognition
What makes this study, and others like it, so interesting is that it indicates an independent evolution of complex cognition, which is a fascinating idea, because, as one co-author puts it, 'It shows that evolution sometimes likes to rerun good solutions. In this case, it''s planning skills.'
Ravens are avian dinosaurs that shared an ancestor with mammals around 320 million years ago. The conspicuous similarities in performance to great apes in tasks such as these open up avenues for investigation into the evolutionary principles of cognition and shows what the brains of some birds are capable of.
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