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How much do solar panels cost in Grand Traverse County, MI in 2023?
As of January 2023, the average solar panel cost in Grand Traverse County, MI is $3.81/W. Given a solar panel system size of 5 kilowatts (kW), an average solar installation in Grand Traverse County, MI ranges in cost from $16,192 to $21,908, with the average gross price for solar in Grand Traverse County, MI coming in at $19,050. After accounting for the 30% federal investment tax credit (ITC) and other state and local solar incentives, the net price you'll pay for solar can fall by thousands of dollars.
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Are solar panels worth it in Grand Traverse County, MI?
Yes, solar is worth it in Grand Traverse County, MI! In fact, solar panels are worth it in most areas, though certain factors – including the cost of electricity, available incentives, the climate, and sun angle – will all impact how quickly you break even on your investment relative to other areas. Over 20 years you can expect to save $16,681 by installing an average-sized solar system (assuming you pay upfront with cash). If you choose to finance your system with a $0-down loan, you can start saving on day one in Grand Traverse County, MI (though your long term savings will be less). To learn more, check out our articles about why solar is worth it and how much you can save by going solar.
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How much are solar panels in Grand Traverse County, MI?
As of January 2023, the average solar panel cost in Grand Traverse County, MI is $3.81/W. Given a solar panel system size of 5 kilowatts (kW), an average solar installation in Grand Traverse County, MI ranges in cost from $16,192 to $21,908, with the average gross price for solar in Grand Traverse County, MI coming in at $19,050.
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At a minimum, solar installations in Grand Traverse County, MI are eligible for the 30% solar tax credit. Learn more about other local Grand Traverse County, MI incentives, tax credits & rebates to help you lower the overall cost of going solar even more.
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Trust me, it was a challenge. And it was gloomy out, but since I'm itching for spring - I used that as my motivation.
Despite the random decision, the look left me feeling happy all day, plus it stopped raining and was relatively warm and sunny when I got out of work, so apparently Mother Nature and Old Man Winter approved too!


All-Ivy League second team and All-NEILA first team selection ... Named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List, Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America third team and Preseason All-NEILA first team ... Posted three points (2g, 1a) to go along with two ground balls versus UMass (Feb. 21) ... Tallied five points (2g, 3a), grabbed five ground balls, caused two turnovers against Duke (Feb.28) … Registered six points (1g, 5a) and grabbed three ground balls against Quinnipiac (March 3) ... Dished out one assist against Penn State (March 9) … Contributed a team-high 12 points (4g, 8a) and recovered one ground ball versus Holy Cross (March 9) ... Scored one goal at Brown (March 14) … Notched one goal, dished out two assists and recovered six ground balls versus UNC (March 17) ... Scored one goal, dished out one assist, grabbed four ground balls and caused one turnover at Dartmouth (March 21) … Notched one goal and contributed two assists versus Albany (March 25) ... Recorded two goals, picked up four groundballs and caused one turnover versus Cornell (April 4) … Notched three goals and contributed one assist at Boston University (April 7) ... Scored one goal, contributed three assists, grabbed a team-high seven ground balls and caused one turnover versus Penn (April 11) … Notched one goal, dished out one assist and recovered three ground balls at Princeton (April 17) ... Contributed one assist and picked up one ground ball against Yale (April 25).
Received USILA All-America honorable mention honors ... All-Ivy League and All-NEILA first team selection ... Named to the Ivy League All-Tournament Team ... Earned Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America honorable mention recognition and Preseason All-NEILA second team honors ... Notched five assists and five ground balls at Georgetown (March 8) ... Posted five points (3g, 2a) versus Brown (March 15) ... Registered four assists and four ground balls at North Carolina (March 18) ... Named to the Tewaaraton Award watch list (March 21) ... Contributed two assists, one goal and one ground ball against Dartmouth (March 22) ... Dished out four assists and scored one goal to go along with two ground balls at Duke (March 29) ... Passed out three assists and tallied one goals, two ground balls and one caused turnover at Cornell (April 5) ... Recorded three points (2g, 1a) and two ground balls against Boston University (April 8) ... Handed out three assists at Penn (April 12) ... Scored two goals against Princeton (April 19) ... Dished out six assists and collected two ground balls at Yale (April 26) ... Named Ivy League Player of the Week April 28 ... Dished out five assists and grabbed two ground balls in the Ivy League Tournament semifinal against Yale (May 2) ... Posted four ground balls, two caused turnovers and one goal in the Ivy League Tournament championship versus Penn (May 4) ... Scored one goal and collected four ground balls at Notre Dame in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (May 10).
All-Ivy League honorable mention and NEILA All-New England Rookie of the Year ... Also named the preseason NEILA All-New England Rookie of the Year ... Had one assist versus UMass (Feb. 23) … Named to the Ivy League Honor Roll after registering nine points (4g, 5a) against Holy Cross and Hofstra ... Recorded six points on two goals and four assists in a win against Holy Cross (Feb. 26) ... Tallied two goals and an assist against Hofstra (March 2) ... Recorded one goal, one assist, and picked up four ground balls in a win over Georgetown (March 9) ... Compiled four points (2g, 2a) and picked up two ground balls against Brown (March 16) ... Scored a career-high three goals while also recording an assist and a groundball in a win against Bryant (March 20) … Had one assist in a victory over Dartmouth (March 23) ... Tallied one goal, one assist and two ground balls in a game against Duke (March 30) ... Named Ivy League Rookie of the Week after recording two goals, three assists, two ground balls and one caused turnover versus Cornell (April 6) ... For the second week in a row, named Ivy League Rookie of the Week after tallying nine points (2g, 7a) against Quinnipiac and Penn ... Scored two goals and dished out four assists in a win over Quinnipiac (April 9) ... Dished out three assists in a victory over Penn (April 13) ... Notched one goal and one assist to go along with two ground balls against Princeton (April 20) ... Dished out three assists and picked up one ground ball against Yale (April 27).
Ranked as the No. 4 recruit in the class of 2016 by Inside Lacrosse … Started all four years as an attackman at Garden City … Captain of the lacrosse team in 2012 … Led Garden City to an undefeated season, a No. 1 ranking by Inside Lacrosse and a Class B NYS Championship in 2012 … Chosen US Lacrosse National Player of the year in 2012 … Named an All-American in 2012 and received All-America honorable mention in 2010 and 2011 … Also named an Under Armour All-American and NILCA All-America first team in 2012 … Also named All-County all four years of high school … Selected as the Nassau County Player of the Year and the Attackman of the Year in 2012 … Named the NYS Class B Championship Offensive MVP in 2012 … Selected Newsday All-Long Island first team MVP … Named Nassau County Scholar-Athlete in 2012 … Scored 347 career points and holds the record for career assists at Garden City with 217 … Also played three years of varsity basketball and two years of varsity football at Garden City … Member of the National Honor Society … Sister, Bradie Dwyer, was a diver at Boston College and brother, Dillon Dwyer, played two years of football at Ithaca College.


John Edwards is giving up his 2008 bid for the presidency. I had really thought he'd be in it through Tuesday, when I still thought he would lose every state. Edwards is not expected to endorse any other candidates when he drops out today, which I think is a little selfish.
Edwards has supporters. And he knows more than they do about Clinton & Obama personally. I think he owes them an alternative. I mean I guess they can make up their own minds, but I think he should at least provide a suggestion.
Either way. I still think Edwards will run with Obama. And I think we're about to see a whole lot more ugly from the Clinton camp.


METAFORA was a sponsor of the SNEP meeting in Barcelona, Spain. We had a table right at the entrance of the congress meeting. The progress in the management of patients and the diagnosis of the disease using our diagnostic test METAglut1. was reported by different speakers.


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Q: Without an ID, how do you handle a dropdown that could have different values based on the language? I'm used to web dev where a dropdown has an ID field along with the text. Is there a proper way to handle associating the correct drop down value when the text could change depending on the language?
Eg. Drop down could have English and Japanese or 英語 and
日本人. Depending on the local dialect.
In the web world, I would have ID 1 and 2 and the text wouldn't matter. There are some ways I can see getting around it, but hoping there is a cleaner way. Will be using in a number of places with some decently large lists at times.
I've watched a few localization tutorials, but none address the issues with dropdowns and localization text.
I could build a dictionary when creating the dropdown or do a couple queries (using Sqlite), but not really as efficient as just having a unique Id associated with an option.

A: I did it like this for our game. Not pretty, but it works.
var index = 0;
MapDropdown.AddOptions(MapConfigs.Instance.Configs.Select((c, i) => {
    if(c.Id == config.Id) {
        index = i;
    }
    return new Dropdown.OptionData { text = c.Name  };
}).ToList());

MapDropdown.value = index;
MapChanged (index);
MapDropdown.onValueChanged.AddListener (MapChanged);

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Catalysis is the key to both life and lifestyle.
It underpins 30-40% of GDP and is increasing in value by an average of 5% per annum.
clean and efficient energy production.
The core competencies in CenTACat, range from computation (the application of density functional theory and computational fluid dynamics) through synthesis (inorganic and organic chemistry) and kinetic evaluation (physical chemistry and engineering) to intelligent systems and process control and process engineering (E&E and mechanical engineering) creating a 'one-stop' capability to address challenging scientific and engineering problems.


Coming off her most successful album ever, Mandisa returns with an updated Christmas album that features 3 brand new Christmas songs and 9 favorites. With over 660,000 albums sold, Mandisa's music and message continues to connect with fans. Her latest album, What If We Were Real, has sold over 200,000 albums and features the breakout radio hits "Good Morning," "Waiting For Tomorrow," and the #1 AC single, "Stronger." With widespread media coverage including The Today Show, LIVE! With Regis and Kelly, E!, Extra, Entertainment Tonight, US Magazine, People Magazine and CNN, this American Idol alum and two-time Grammy nominee continues to be a voice of encouragement and truth to women facing life's challenges.


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West Hartford, CT Rabbi Establishes New Holiday
Press Release (ePRNews.com) - WEST HARTFORD, Conn. - Aug 30, 2017 - Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs has officially designated October 22 as Kof Awareness Day. The Hebrew month of Tishri has four major celebrations: Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat Torah. By contrast, the following month, Heshvan, has none. Perhaps this is one of the reasons it is known as "Mar Heshvan," meaning "Bitter Heshvan."
Fuchs explains, "This will be a special day to make ourselves aware of the wonderful implications of the Hebrew letter Kof and its power to help us incline toward the "holy" (Kadosh) in our lives."
Public Speaker and Rabbi Emeritus of Congregation Beth Israel in West Hartford, Stephen Fuchs is also the author of "What's in it for Me? Finding Ourselves in Biblical Narratives", "ToraHighlights," and most recently, "Why the Kof?" Getting the Best of Rabbi Fuchs." He has also published over one hundred articles, and has a new book coming out in the fall, titled, "Why Triple Chai? More of the Best of Rabbi Fuchs."
Beginning next month, Rabbi Fuchs will accept the pulpit at Bat Yam Temple of the Islands in Sanibel Island, FL.Bat Yam Temple of the Islands.
Learn more about Kof Awareness Day and Rabbi Fuchs at http://www.rabbifuchs.com/kof-awareness-day.html and https://www.brownielocks.com/october.html
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Comitatul Nemaha sau Nemaha County (în engleză) se poate referi la următoarele comitate din Statele Unite ale Americii:

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This listing is courtesy of Susan Kinder from Realty Associates.
INVESTORS AND OWNER OCCUPANTS LOOK!!! NICE 2 BEDROOM CONDO, REFRIGERATOR AND STOVE INCLUDED, POOL ON SITE UPDATED GREAT LOCATION NEAR UH, HOBBY AIRPORT, DOWNTOWN & FREEWAYS. TENANT OCCUPIED MONTH TO MONTH AT $800/MONTH COULD BE INCREASED. PREFER TO SHOW DURING OPTION PERIOD.


This morning I tried a new Les Mills class called Body Attack Aerobics ---> scary right? It was put on the schedule to replace my beloved Bodystep class while the instructor is away in Australia. I love (and need) a good cardio workout, so I was game to try something new. Plus coming off a rather low-key week of workouts had me feeling like I really needed to burn some calories.
After class, I met mrC in the plaza. He had been to get his haircut and pick up some groceries. It was quite pleasant, so we chilled at the table for a bit.
After a quick shower and lunch, we headed to the Club Siena swimming pool complex for the first time. There are actually 4 pools - two for kiddos, one for lap swimmers, and one for dippers (aka free form). It was overcast today, but warm enough for me to take a dip in the water. It was so refreshing! This will be my favorite place when the summer heat arrives.
While we were at the pool, SF Express called because we had a delivery. I asked the guy to leave it at our apartment door. He texted me this picture and that is exactly how we found the box when we got back.
Want to know what new summer-wear was inside the box? ---> these shorts in green and yellow, this t-shirt in dark grey and these sandals in brown.
New workout, new hangout, new clothes. It was a good day!
What's something new in your world lately?
Ever tried Les Mills Body Attack?
Nice post! I've never tried Les Mills Body Attack before. I'm currently eating more than I'm working out so I need to do something about that, haha. Just surfing for some inspiration and then I'm hitting the gym!
I always find motivation online ;) Hope you had a great workout!
Oh my word your package!! That's hilarious!! I've never tried a Les Mills class but that is quite the calorie burn!!
Great, great cross training workout ---> especially since I'm not running the long distances that I once did!
That photo is hilarious! Our delivery man is the same, he'd literally leave a big sign if you could, ha!


Melodic interplay beteen food an drink in this appealing cooking and wine atelier. Honesty on the plate prevails for chef Nils Proost. Butter and cream sauces make way for infused oils an crèmes made from vegetables and fruit. Top sommelier Willem Van den Broeck selects the wine here, having worked for Noma since 2014. Openings hours: Closed on Monday & Tuesday.


At Andrea R. Hill, CPA we are dedicated to providing our clients with personalized professional service and customize our services to fit each client's individual needs. From Andrea's background and previous experience with a large local firm, she is pleased to provide her clients the knowledge and expertise of a large firm without the price tag. Andrea's 25 years of experience provides the breadth of knowledge that enables her to offer a full array of traditional accounting, tax preparation, and bookkeeping services. Andrea knows each of her clients personally and tailors her services to meet their needs. Whether you are an individual or business in or around the Bakersfield area, our firm has years of valuable experience to assist professionals with their accounting needs.


Fall registration is not available at this time. Please provide your contact information above to receive notification when the program becomes available.
Questions: Call CTE at 702-697-0006 opt. 5 or click here to email.
This course offers an introduction and summary of basic counseling skills and interpersonal relations theories. The course will familiarize students to various theories, roles, functions, and current issues of school counseling. The course will focus on initial skills needed by today's school counselors to work with varied populations in educational and professional settings.
This course focuses on: the nature of motor, cognitive, emotional, social, and moral development with implications for classroom teaching; integration of theory and research findings from the fields of developmental and educational psychology; and exploration of multicultural contexts for growth, development, and learning. 10 field experience hours.
This course familiarizes legal and ethical practices and principles for the school counselor. Significance will be placed on the legal and ethical issues school counselors will meet with their varied populations such as Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Individual Education Programs (IEPs), 504 plans, mediation, consultation and collaboration, due process, confidentiality laws, family and student rights, counseling Code of Ethics, and Federal and State laws.
This course focuses on basic helping-relationship practices based on individual's personal, academic, and/or social intervention and guidance. Techniques, skills, and previous learned theories are investigated and applied to situations commonly faced by counselors in a school setting. A ten hour practicum is required with this course.
In this course, students will study the dynamics and primary methods to group counseling with importance on starting a counseling group, leading groups effectively, and evaluating outcomes. Understanding of group procedures, leadership, and membership is stressed. Support and self-help groups are included along with the ethical issues distinctive to group settings. A ten hour practicum is required for this course.
This course is intended to familiarize students to multicultural issues involved in counseling. The course will highlight both the cultural components and the social environment of social groups present in schools. Subjects of prejudice and discrimination, as well as cultural differences among these groups, will be discussed. The development of becoming an effective multicultural counselor in terms of becoming more aware of the ideals and customs of persons from other racial/ethnic groups will be stressed. Self-awareness of ones sensitivities, presumptions, expectations, and behaviors towards various social groups, including one's own groups, will be incorporated. A ten hour practicum is required for this course.
The historical background to current approaches to teaching children with disabilities; special education and Individuals with Disabilities Education Act; current theories and methodologies in special education; inclusion and the concept of the least restrictive environment; early intervention; special education programs, curricula, classroom management, and technologies; educational challenges and instructional approaches with children whose disabilities are associated with mental retardation, physical and sensory impairments, language delays, emotional disturbance, and learning disabilities; introduction to approaches and debates on reading and language arts instruction for native English speakers and English language learners.
This course is designed to familiarize students with various state and national assessments and analyzing scores for educational use. Students will be familiarized with different testing programs which show student growth. Students will evaluate the quality of tests and measures for reliability, measurement error, validity, normative groups and test scores, as well as standards-based assessments. Students will examine the psychology of test success and failure as well as the role that gender plays in test taking.
This course provides an outline of the main career development theories. Vocational guidance and occupational/educational information sources and systems are studied. Career development program planning, resources, computerized information systems, and evaluation will be included. Significance will be placed on how career counseling and vocational guidance are practiced by the school counselor. A five hour practicum is required for this course.
This course examines methods for including parents, families and communities in schools. It stresses a systems perception that incorporates consultation and partnership in addressing academic, career and personal/social achievement for students. Family dynamics and influence on school success will also be addressed. A five hour practicum is required for this course.
This course is expected to educate students of how guidance and counseling services are efficiently structured in schools. In organizing guidance program, students are trained of the philosophy, the goals and objectives of which these services are meant to fulfill in the school. The course will examine the needs, nature and the objectives of the services offered in schools.
This course provides background for a simple classroom research known as Action Research. Action Research is easily learned, and adaptable to any classroom setting. Action Research is a more manageable process of information gathering and synthesis, using readily available tools. Action Research presents a simple, reliable process that can be used to focus a teacher's researchable questions. The process of gathering data, organizing the many classroom data sources, analyzing the data, and preparing the findings will be used to complete an applicable project to the student's educational setting.
Students are provided with a closely supervised experience in applying the principles and concepts acquired through course work. The internship takes place in an educational organization under the supervision of a practicing school/district counselor and a Touro faculty member. Theories and concepts will be applied to practical situations that are presented in a school counseling environment.
Requirement: 600 field experience hours.


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Q: does wso2 carbon 4.1 support felix OSGi container? This link suggests version 4.0.1 supports felix, but I can't find any information for 4.1.
Does wso2 carbon 4.1 support felix as an OSGi container?
If so:

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*which version of felix?

*how is felix configured instead of equinox?

A: WSO2 Carbon 4.1.0 is tested and documented only against Eclipse Equinox and that is the recommended OSGi container. Felix has not been tested for Carbon since version 2.0. Though theoretically it should be possible  to use Felix instead of Equinox it is not documented and tested for Carbon so you want be able to find any documentation on how it can be configured in WSO2 Carbon docs. would recommend you to use Equinox if possible. hope this will help you.
Regards


0:00 Gabby Panayotakis at goalie for Franklin & Marshall.
03:33 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Emily Roche' [03:33].
03:38 Header Shot by Wash. & Lee Megan Engeland, Wide.
07:29 Shot by Wash. & Lee Elle Prillaman, Blocked.
07:46 Shot by Wash. & Lee Caroline Peters, Wide.
14:02 Header Shot by Wash. & Lee Megan Engeland, Hit Crossbar.
17:53 Shot by Franklin & Marshall Kirsten Heine, Blocked.
22:42 Offside against Franklin & Marshall.
24:32 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Maddie Feeney for Kirsten Heine.
24:32 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Sarah Marsan for Cameron Hucek.
24:32 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Maija Woodruff for Sabrina Graziano.
28:38 Shot by Wash. & Lee Megan Engeland, Wide.
28:52 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Emily Leding for Caroline Peters.
28:52 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Megan Duncanson for Elle Prillaman.
28:52 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Kelsey Anderson for Sydney von Rosenberg.
30:20 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Emily Roche' [30:20].
31:04 Header Shot by Wash. & Lee Kelsey Anderson, High.
31:11 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Meredith Culhane for Caroline Coppinger.
32:09 Yellow card on Franklin & Marshall Maija Woodruff.
32:57 Header Shot by Wash. & Lee Megan Engeland, Wide.
33:50 Shot by Wash. & Lee Kelsey Anderson, Save (by goalie) Gabby Panayotakis.
33:53 Shot by Wash. & Lee Megan Engeland, Save (by goalie) Gabby Panayotakis.
35:24 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Gabby Goodwin for Sarah Laterza.
35:24 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Hannah Robertson for Maija Woodruff.
36:35 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Ryan O'Rourke for Haley Barge.
36:35 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Sydney Abrisz for Megan Engeland.
38:51 Shot by Wash. & Lee Emily Roche', High.
45:00 For Franklin & Marshall: #6 Meghan Byrne, #23 Hannah Robertson, #29 Ali Cunniffe, #5 Kirsten Heine, #25 Sarah Marsan, #20 Sam Springer, #16 Haley Barge, #3 Maddie Feeney, #10 Sarah Laterza, #21 Christina Marinos, #1 Gabby Panayotakis.
45:00 For Wash. & Lee: #1 Grace Coombs, #10 Caroline Peters, #5 Danielle Spickard, #19 Erin Hoeh, #3 Elle Prillaman, #26 Caroline Coppinger, #27 Kristen Castle, #6 Laney Smith, #4 Sydney von Rosenberg, #21 Megan Engeland, #16 Emily Roche'.
45:33 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Sydney von Rosenberg [45:33].
46:23 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Sydney von Rosenberg [46:23].
47:15 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Emily Roche' [47:15].
48:13 Shot by Wash. & Lee Elle Prillaman, Blocked.
50:13 Shot by Franklin & Marshall Sarah Laterza, Save (by goalie) Grace Coombs.
53:38 Goal!Wash. & Lee Megan Engeland PENALTY KICK GOAL, goal number 1 for season.
57:03 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Diana Graziano for Ali Cunniffe.
58:40 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Nicolette Runko for Sarah Marsan.
59:45 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Emily Roche' [59:45].
59:51 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Sabrina Graziano for Sarah Laterza.
60:24 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Megan Duncanson for Elle Prillaman.
62:38 Shot by Wash. & Lee Sydney von Rosenberg, Blocked.
63:09 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Emily Roche' [63:09].
63:23 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Ali Cunniffe for Meghan Byrne.
63:23 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Kit Hamill for Danielle Spickard.
64:32 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Meredith Culhane for Emily Roche'.
64:32 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Chloe Rapier for Laney Smith.
66:19 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Madeleine Becker for Caroline Peters.
67:49 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Ryan O'Rourke for Sam Springer.
68:44 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Kit Hamill [68:44].
68:50 Shot by Wash. & Lee Madeleine Becker, Wide.
69:38 Offside against Franklin & Marshall.
70:50 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Kelsey Anderson for Sydney von Rosenberg.
70:50 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Meghan Byrne for Diana Graziano.
73:28 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Sarah Marsan for Haley Barge.
73:28 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Danielle Spickard for Caroline Coppinger.
74:44 Shot by Wash. & Lee Megan Duncanson, Blocked.
75:08 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Kelsey Anderson [75:08].
75:39 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Kelsey Anderson [75:39].
76:38 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Kelsey Anderson [76:38].
77:59 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Emily Roche' for Kristen Castle.
77:59 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Natalie Choo for Danielle Spickard.
77:59 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Lauren Kaplinsky for Kelsey Anderson.
77:59 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Sam Springer for Hannah Robertson.
79:08 Corner kick by Wash. & Lee Emily Roche' [79:08].
79:13 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Sydney Abrisz for Megan Engeland.
80:27 Tara Hessenthaler at goalie for Franklin & Marshall.
81:01 Shot by Wash. & Lee Madeleine Becker, Save (by goalie) Tara Hessenthaler.
83:21 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Maija Woodruff for Sabrina Graziano.
83:21 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Sarah Laterza for Gabby Goodwin.
83:21 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Annie Cunningham for Madeleine Becker.
83:21 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Caroline Bailey for Megan Duncanson.
83:21 Substitution!Wash. & Lee substitution: Allie Miller for Emily Roche'.
86:21 Shot by Wash. & Lee Erin Hoeh, Wide.
86:27 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Anna Goorevich for Ryan O'Rourke.
86:27 Substitution!Franklin & Marshall substitution: Emma Steffan for Christina Marinos.
89:07 Shot by Franklin & Marshall Sarah Marsan, Save (by goalie) Grace Coombs.


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Q: Find the palindrome numbers of a given range I want to find the palindrome numbers of a given range of integers without reversing the number. I want to rather check a condition going from digit to digit. If I use an if-else condition I get the numbers for which the condition holds only for one digit and not all of them. In order to make the condition hold for all digits I was tempted to use a while loop. But still I can not get the list of palindromes, the while loop running too long. Can somebody tell me what is wrong and what should I correct ? Thanks. Here is the code:
def pal():
    s = []
    for i in range(100, 10000):
        for j in range(len(str(i))):
            while str(i)[j] == str(i)[len(str(i)) - (j+1)]:
                s.append(i)
    return s
print(pal())

A: You are calling append for every digit. Something like this is more sensible:
def pal():
    palindromes = []
    for i in range(100, 10000):
        s = str(i)
        palindrome = True
        for j in range(len(s)//2):
            if s[j] != s[-(j+1)]:
                palindrome = False
        if palindrome:
            palindromes.append(s)

    return palindromes

Edit: I just realised, you also have a while loop that never ends. Replace your while loop with an if statement, and then you see where the problem in your logic is.


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Obamas eyeing Upper East Side apartment
By Emily Smith
October 2, 2017 | 9:37am
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Former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle are eyeing an apartment in a historic building in Manhattan, multiple sources exclusively tell Page Six.
The Obamas have been looking at 10 Gracie Square on the Upper East Side, situated between East End Avenue and East River Drive and near the mayor's residence, Gracie Mansion, according to sources who have seen the couple arriving at the building for viewings.
Built in 1930, the white-glove, full-service, pre-war building has 15 floors and 43 apartments. Other notables who have lived there include Gloria Vanderbilt, conductor André Kostelanetz and New Yorker critic Alexander Woollcott.
Plus there's a gym and an indoor basketball court, which would appeal to the fitness-loving ex-president and first lady. Most importantly, the building has strong security, including an underground drive-in garage, from which they could directly access their apartment without stepping outside.
A duplex apartment at 10 Gracie Square went into contract last week for $10 million, and real estate insiders are speculating that could be the Obamas' new NYC pad, although this could not be confirmed at press time.
The apartment was designed by architect Daniel Romualdez and features five bedrooms, four baths, a library with a wood-burning fireplace, and views of the East River.
The Obamas could easily afford it, given reports that the bidding to the rights for their joint book deal had skyrocketed to a record $60 million earlier this year. Barack now commands a reported $400,000 for a speaking engagement, while Michelle, also a Harvard-trained lawyer, has taken a much more outspoken role at appearances and in the media.
The couple purchased a nine-bedroom, 8,200-square-foot, Tudor-style mansion in the Washington, DC, neighborhood of Kalorama for $8.1 million earlier this year. A spokeswoman for the Obama family declined to comment.
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5 and Thriving: Our Fifth Year In Review
July 10, 2008 Rebecca Kritzer
Rosie came back into view, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" took center stage, Barack and Hillary stepped up to the presidential plate. NYC lost the Roxy and CBGBs, Britney lost her long locks, our community lost a dear activist, Barbara Gittings. And Ellen became the most visible, successful lesbian in the universe. A look back at the events that shaped GO's world in the past year.
THE YEAR OF THE ELLEN
It seems the public embraces the real Ellen DeGeneres more than her on-screen gay character on Ellen in the mid '90s. Since the show's cancellation, and her subsequent idle career years, the comedian has sprung back into the world of celebrity at the top of the ranks—literally. At 49, Ellen has made Forbes magazine's 2007 list of The Richest 20 Women in Entertainment. Number 17 to be exact, sandwiched between Gisele Bündchen and Nicole Kidman (and that's a nice place to be).
With the success of her talk show, The Ellen Degeneres Show, which is in its fourth season and has nabbed 15 Emmys, Ellen's resilience earned her the People's Choice Award this year for Favorite Talk Show Host. In an interview with W magazine in February, Ellen said, "I want the show to reach people and to be something positive. Because the world is full of a lot of fear and a lot of negativity, and a lot of judgment. I just think people need to start shifting into joy and happiness."
That uplifting spirit and positive energy may have been what finally earned her the gig of her dreams: hosting the 79th Annual Academy Awards. Though it would be tough to follow the acts of Billy Crystal (eight-time host), Ellen's clean, wide-appealing humor was just what the Oscars needed. It's what we all need. And that's why we love her. It certainly has been Ellen's year.
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Guide To RV Parks Near Amusement Park
April 6, 2020 April 6, 2020 Ronnie Parker
Before you go on the road, it's a good idea to have a route planned, for several reasons. You get the most out of your sight-seeing adventure, you'll spend less time cooped up together, and you can see more sights and try more things. And these aren't any ordinary theme parks, we've picked out amusement parks across the country, including the "Waterpark Capital of the World," TripAdvisors top parks, plus the fastest and tallest roller coaster in the U.S. Are you ready for some fun?
Florida Theme Parks Galore
Arrowhead Campsites
Arrowhead Campsites in Ocala, located in central Florida, is just six miles from Silver Springs State Park. The park is home to one of the largest artisanal springs and was declared a National Natural Landmark in 1971. Families can tour the spring in a glass bottom boat, kayak, or canoe. An artesian spring may not wow the kids, but the on-site water park will do the trick. Wild Waters runs special events all summer and you may want to arrange for a babysitter for 7pm to 11pm on Friday nights when it's adults only.
Of course, you'll be spending most of your time at Arrowhead Campsites, where you can place a reservation in advance. Your options are unlimited, from a day to five months, 12 months, and longer. There's a discount for making a reservation seven days in advance and a steeper discount at 30 days.
Arrowhead Campsites always has a promotion. Most recently, we saw 20 amp and 50 amp sites going for $19.99 per night. There's an onsite swimming pool, and a multi-purpose community building for potluck dinners, bingo, crafting, and card games.
When you're set to check out your next location, just travel south for less than 80 miles and you'll hit a flurry of amusement parks, including Disney World, Universal's Islands of Adventure, Discovery Cove, and more.
WaterPark Capital of the World
Kids love waterparks, grownups love waterparks, and when you're in Wisconsin Dells, you're surrounded by so many waterparks, the state branded itself "Waterpark Capital of the World."
Chapparel Campground & Resort
For access to the best waterparks in the U.S., Wisconsin Dells is where you want to be, which means you need to make your reservation at Chapparal Campground & Resort right now. The number of area attractions here is staggering: Circus World Museum, two state parks, the Mid-Continent Railway Museum, and for grownups-only, Ho Chunk Casino, plus lots more. Chapparal's on-site activities include a swimming pond, sandy beach, volleyball court, game room and lounge. There's a prairie for bird-watching aficionados and four major bike trails close by.
Roller Coaster Club
Did you know there's a fan club for people who travel the U.S. for the sole purpose of riding the tallest and/or fastest roller coasters in the country? We're not exactly sure if you get a RoverPass membership card and a soda fountain discount, but it's definitely something you can check off your bucket list. If you're just getting started on your quest to ride the tallest and fastest coaster, your first stop, obviously, is Kingda Ka at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey.
Indian Rock RV Park
If you want to be first in line to ride Kingda Ka, the best place to hook up your RV is just eight miles away at Indian Rock RV Park, also in Jackson. You'd be even closer but the more than 12,000-acre Colliers Mills Wildlife Management Area sits between the campground and the amusement park.
Indian Rock RV Park is one of the most dog-friendly campgrounds around. So pooch friendly, in fact, they have an on-site RV/Caravan Park playground. Daily, monthly, vacation, or seasonal reservations are available at the a family-run and owned business, which has been in operation for 25 years. They're located on 30 acres and camp sites are described as spacious, running about 35 to 50-feet.
On-site activities include mini golf, volleyball, horseshoes, basketball, a playground for the kids, and a seasonally operational swimming pool.
Best Amusement Parks in the US
According to TripAdvisor, the top 12 amusement parks in the United States are either in Central Florida or Southern California. Since we already have Florida parks in the number-one position on our list, we obviously can't leave out southern California's Disney RV parks, Universal Studios Hollywood, SeaWorld San Diego, and Six Flags Magic Mountain. These top parks are in less than a 155-mile radius — not counting traffic, of course. In just a few days, your family can meet Mickey Mouse, Minions, and Shamu.
Canyon RV Park
Making a reservation at Canyon RV Campgrounds in Anaheim will practically put you right on DisneyLand's doorstep. And it's about the halfway point between Santa Clarita and San Diego amusement parks. This campground has 140 spots just for RVers, plus full hookups, and can accommodate rigs and trailers up to 45-feet. Once all the nearby amusement parks sap up your energy, take some time to enjoy the amenities Canyon RV Park has to offer, including a bike trail, swimming pool, caravan parking and amphitheater for concerts and movie nights.
Can you think of a better combination than chocolate and thrill rides? In the early 1900s, Milton Hershey developed Hershey Park as a place his employees could take a break from work. It wasn't an amusement park like we know it today. In fact, the first ride — a merry-go-round — wasn't even installed for another year. But today, Hershey Park has state-of-the-art rides, plus a free chocolate-making tour that includes samples.
Hershey Conewago Campground
At Hershey Conewago Campground, just about 10 miles from Hershey Park, you can still smell the chocolate. That's not a bad aroma to wake up to. After you've gorged on all the milk chocolate and Special Dark that you can take, burn off some of that sugar while playing 18-hole mini-golf, volleyball, basketball, and tennis. The campsite offers movie night and has a tranquil koi pond. When the traveling bug bites again, just 20 miles to the southeast is Pennsylvania's famed Lancaster County, where the Amish are still living like it's 1889. But the best part of Lancaster County? You can stop at Dutch Wonderland, "A Kingdom for Kids." There are 30 rides and then this little known deal: Show up just three hours before closing and you qualify for the twilight rate.
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A recent survey revealed that, while business confidence is growing, a majority of New Hampshire companies plan to keep employment numbers level in 2010.
Sponsored by the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire, the December report showed that 48 percent of businesses expect economic conditions to improve next year, while 31 percent expect them to stay the same and 16 percent expect them to get worse.
Those sentiments are an improvement over the same survey conducted at the end of 2008 when 33 percent of businesses expected economic conditions to get better, 23 percent expected them to stay the same and 37 percent expected conditions to worsen.
"The situation is still tough for most businesses," said Jim Roche, president of the Business and Industry Association. "We're still facing a very challenging economy and businesses continue to struggle to remain competitive and make payroll in the midst of diminishing revenues, well-below-normal business activity and high unemployment."
The survey, which was based on a polling of 302 businesses by RKM Research of Dover, comes as the economic outlook in the state appears to have stabilized and a partial recovery from the economic downturn, which began in December 2007, may have begun. The state bureau of labor statistics reported earlier this month that the unemployment rate had dropped to 6.7 percent in November, from 6.8 in October and 7.2 percent in September, while the national rate was reported at 10 percent for November. Overall, around 50,000 state residents are unemployed.
Simply Green, a Portsmouth-based biofuels company, is a local business feeling confident about 2010. Shannon Hill, director of Simply Green, said the 3-year-old company had "bumps in the road" with the rough economy over the past year, but has seen significant customer growth.
"We've added 100 customers in December alone," Hill said. Simply Green has outgrown its Islington Street facility and plans to move into a larger complex in North Hampton by mid-year. Hill said the company has streamlined its operations, added partners with companies such as Energy North, and added its first licensee in the Manchester area. The company is looking to add licensees in Concord, Portland, Maine, and the northern Massachusetts regions, Hill said. She said the company could hire as many as five employees next year.
Despite an improved economic outlook, the BIA survey showed that a majority of businesses don't expect to add more workers in 2010, with 13 percent of businesses expecting the overall number of employees working at their company to increase, 78 percent expecting it to stay the same and 4 percent expecting it to decrease. In December 2008, 8 percent of businesses expected the overall number of employees working at their company to increase, 79 percent expected it to stay the same and 11 percent expected it to decrease.
According to the November report by the New England Economic Partnership, the state will continue to lose manufacturing jobs at the rate of 1.8 percent a year through 2010, but overall private sector employment is expected to grow by a modest 1.2 percent through 2013. Educational and health services are expected to post the highest annual job growth at 2.5 percent, with professional and business services growing at a 2.1 percent rate.
Infinite Imaging, a Portsmouth-based copy and graphic design company, also is feeling more confident about 2010. Company president Bill Hurley said he is investing more than $1 million in an Islington Street building purchase and renovation project to consolidate operations and give the firm more visibility at a new location.
"We're excited about 2010," Hurley said. "We can feel it (the economy) picking up now."
While the company has taken a financial hit with a 25 percent health insurance premium increase, Hurley hopes to have all his workers back to full 40-hour work weeks by the end of January — they have been working 37� hours a week — and to reinstate matching company 401(k) contributions.
"We've had to rethink our operations," Hurley said. "We were kind of running on autopilot and we plan to be a much different company next year."
Job growth will, in large part, depend on location and economic sector. For example, while some businesses at Pease International Tradeport have shed jobs during the recession, as many as 240 new jobs could be created in the near future with the expansion of the National Passport Center and the construction of a new inpatient facility by Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital.
The BIA survey also showed business revenue expectations have risen for 2010, with 36 percent of businesses expecting their annual revenue to increase in 2010, as compared to 30 percent in 2009 — while 40 percent expect revenues to stay the same and 18 percent expect it to decrease in 2010.
The top three concerns among survey respondents were poor economic conditions (34 percent), the high cost of health insurance (14 percent), and high business taxes (10 percent).


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That's Yer (Pi)Lot: The Hit List
By Brig Bother | February 24, 2015
Tuesday 24th Feb, 4:30pm,
Well more of an exciting runthrough, but it's got proper TV people working on it and a set and everything.
You may remember Tom Scott doing a live Youtube show called First Person Quiz last year, this is a v2.0 of that with a view to actual real television.
Again a contestant in studio will be racing the internet to find as many answers as possible to David B's questions but we've been told to expect a lot of format tweaks. Personally I have some question marks as to how it would work with an audience of millions, so it will be very interesting to see how it all comes across this afternoon.
I'll put the video back here if an edited one goes up.
There might also be a practice go earlier in the afternoon, so make sure you keep it locked to @hitlistquiz on Twitter for the latest details.
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19 thoughts on "That's Yer (Pi)Lot: The Hit List"
David B February 24, 2015
Rehearsal game will start around 3pm-ish. Main game at 4.30.
Thanks for those who played the rehearsal. Main show stream is now up – youtu.be/VlQZNwczfKQ
Brig Bother Post author February 24, 2015
Pretty good fun, my Mum texted me to say she enjoyed it. I think it's going to suffer from typical money tree conservatism, unless somehow the internet is too thick to get more than one answer. I probably wouldn't bother offering it as a gamble under these conditions, to be honest. Also, whilst I get the targets thing and its understated elegance, I wonder how many people will find it 'a bit maths'.
What's in it for viewers, or are they doing it just to deny contestants money?
What happens if Twitter crashes?
If you get on television, how do you work out how many Tweets are required per answer? And how do you factor in that the delay is closer to five-seven seconds and not thirty?
The viewers would have their own game of scoring leader board points to win prizes or even get a place on the show.
The real show would probably have a dedicated app. There may be a small group of people in a back room playing with modified rules if our link to the outside world went down.
We're still judging the right difficulty levels but it is approximately 0.5% of all active users = number of audience hits required.
Real telly can put back in the delay if it's too short. We're just using whatever the natural youtube delay is bit there is equipment (as used on Big Brother) that can give you whatever delay you want.
Alex S February 24, 2015
Any way of watching this after the event? Would love to see what's changed but the stream links are just coming up as being private.
Steve February 25, 2015
The more I think about it, wouldn't using an established major social network like Twitter be more reliable than trying to host the load of data on one's own private servers? If it all hits the fan, at least the blame can be placed somewhere else, rather than having to absorb all the blame for a less-than-perfect app. Granted, the powers that be might not be too happy about people exploiting their services like that.
For Alex (or anyone else who missed it until the video goes live again), here are the major changes I noticed:
–Two players work as a team. In each 90-second round, one player answers the first 30 seconds, the other player takes the next 30 seconds, and they work together for the last 30 seconds. This basically means the internet has 60 seconds to get answers in.
–Instead of only the first internet player to submit a correct answer locking it out, now it takes multiple people getting the same answer to lock it out. In the rehearsal, when there were fewer online players, it took 4 to lock out an answer, but during the main games it took 5. David explained the ratios above. This makes for some interesting graphics, where a red bar will start to fill up for the partially-claimed answers, but the studio contestants can lock the answers back on their side if they can beat the bar. At the end of each round, one (random?) name is displayed for each of the locked-out answers.
–Probably the biggest change is the addition of a money tree. If I remember correctly, the players start on a blank step 1, with steps 2 and 3 also blank. Step 4 is worth 10 pounds, 5 is worth 25, and 6 is worth 100.
–Players are also given three "target numbers" to reach, starting at 3, 4, and 5. At the start of each question, the studio players have to call out a target number. If they fail to lock out that many answers, they don't move up the money tree, and the target number is lost. If they're successful, they move up one step, and they get a new target number equal to the number of answers the internet locked out. For example, if you call and successfully lock out 4 answers in the first round, and the internet only gets 2 of them, you can choose between 2, 3, and 5 in the next round. At one point, Tom states that an internet score of 1 answer is the lowest possible, but I wonder what would happen in the rare case of nul points. Option for a completely free round?
–In addition to mentioning successful internet contestants each round, they occasionally show a leaderboard with the top three people who have submitted the most right answers overall.
Overall, i had fun playing it. I like the mechanic of getting back a new target number equal to your opponents' progress, as it makes for a more balanced game; being successful with a small number means there's a greater chance of having to face a harder large number later. As David pointed out to me on Twitter after the show, it also gives everyone a reason to keep guessing even after the target has been reached.
There was only one major technical problem, in which the graphics failed at the start of a round. This might not've been too bad, except for me at least, Youtube also had a hiccup at the moment the round started, so I didn't find out the category until way too late into the round. In the end, it was chalked up as another contestant advantage, which is fair, but I still felt a bit jilted by how it played out. In my mind, I had to eat crow for at least one (if not two) technical errors that weren't my fault.
But yeah, it was still very fun. I'm hoping it comes back again in some form soon.
C4 did use Twitter for a David Mitchell panel game recently so it is possible, but that wasn't mission critical to the running of the show. I think we'd want to have our fate in our own hands. You would also get better user feedback from a dedicated app.
A 0 target is technically possible, which would mean a free pass to any subsequent question. The computer can cope with that scenario but equally it would be logical also to insist that the smallest target you can have is 1. Either way works.
We lost internet in the studio for half a second which caused both the graphical display and the YT feed to lag. Sorry for the inconvenience but hope it didn't ruin your enjoyment too much.
In point of fact, you might have accidentally hit an improvement via improper gameplay – the Bottom round where Youtube cut out and we couldn't actually see the category at home was quite fun – maybe once or twice a show deliberately add in a mystery category (Round 3, say) that they can see in the studio but the internet has to work out from their guesses? It might make it a bit easier for the contestants to actually win something.
I know at least one person was trying to play at working out the category using only the answers being given out on Twitter.
I took a stab with "Rear Window" because I heard them saying "rear" a bunch of times. Eh-ehh.
Someone was telling us afterwards that there is an informal game on Twitter played by those watching MPDrop of who can work out what the question is going to be after having seen the four options.
Matt Clemson February 26, 2015
The 'guess the category' idea puts me somewhat in mind of Talkabout. That does strike me as an interesting approach, with a corollary: What if the time limit was determined by the Internet guessing the category? When (sufficient people from) the Internet guessed, the round is over. Contestants would be in a position of trying to make guesses while also trying to mislead the Internet players, but their *successful* guesses give the Internet players *concrete* clues.
Perhaps that's a bit overcomplex for this sort of game… but I quite like the idea! Might be something to try as a home game sometime…
Out of interest, were the Internet scores gained by being the first guesser, by being one of the first n guessers, or by being any guesser?
Not sure that would work for this, because I'm not sure how it would fit with the "find things on a list" idea.
In actual fact there was a US show that had exactly that sort of idea, although I forget which one off the top of my head.
Edit: Here you go: http://www.usgameshows.net/x.php?show=CelebrityDoubletalk&sort=0
This time around, the listed names were the first guesser, unless they had an 'inappropriate' Twitter handle in which case it was changed to a random guesser. In the future, it would probably have to be a random name by default because different people will receive the video pictures at slightly different times depending on how they're watching, so being first isn't necessarily very fair.
While I'm here, one player wrote us some question tension bed music WHILE the show was happening. That's true interactivity for you! https://soundcloud.com/kevin-9-1
Alex McMillan February 25, 2015
Any chance of putting the pilot online? I only got to see the very end as I was in lectures
Due to a number of operational issues, we won't have a copy to put up for quite a while. For one, the tape is 45Gb!
YouTube keeps a copy of the stream on their servers so it can just be made public rather than private in the video settings, although I appreciate you may not want to release the full uncut stream for whatever reasons the team has.
Jon February 25, 2015
I don't want to seem like I feel entitled, but it's annoying seeing this video embedded and not being able to see it. Was working at the time of broadcast but naively thought I'd be able to see it at some point that even. It surely can't require that much post that it can't now be put up? It was broadcast live after all so it's not like that much can be done after the event.
I've taken the embed down so to not confuse people, ta.
David B March 1, 2015
Someone's done an amazing analysis on all the responses:
http://philippbock.de/blog/2015/03/01/visualising-the-hitlist-quiz/
Two things to note: he's allowed responses for the full 90 seconds whereas in practice the submission windows for internet players is only 60-70 seconds due to the broadcast delay. Also, you only got leaderboard points for answers that had not been revealed which is why his final user scores are higher and different to our official one.


How experienced are you with plumbing? If you do, do you wish to improve upon it? Describe your current skill level. Can you unclog a toilet? What about fixing a water leak under the sink? If you're not satisfied with your responses to any of these questions, the following hints and tips can help.
Get the appropriate tools, and know exactly how to use them before you start working on your plumbing. Make sure you read all the directions and manuals, while also taking advantage of online resources and the library to help you with your projects. Make sure you plan before you try any kind of repair, as it can be costly to fix a mistake.
You can check for damage to the floors around the toilets by checking for soft areas. Sit reversed on the toilet (facing the tank) with your feet on the floor. Rock your weight onto each foot in turn and see if you can feel any weakness or "give" in the floor. You can save a lot if you catch these issue sooner.
Ensure your overflow holes aren't clogged up. Overflows holes can be used in the event the sink overfills, which is a big problem if they are clogged. Clean overflow holes as part of your annual maintenance, and any other time you are handling general plumbing repairs.
If you need to replace your shower head, make sure that you buy a new one that is high quality. People will buy the cheapest option thinking it will do the job they need it to do. This is not the case though. The cheaper models usually are low quality and will break easier than a high quality fixture.
Enzyme-based products are often superior to other options when your drains are clogged. These cleaners turn the sludge into a liquid using natural bacteria, and then the liquid flows out of the pipes. Enzyme cleaners are considered one of the best the market has.
Sometimes low pressure in water lines can be fixed just by cleaning sediment out of the aerator. To clean the aerator, you first want to disassemble the faucet and remove it. After that, remove the aerator and scrub it clean with a fine brush. You can use vinegar or some other type of cleaning solution to assist in the task. Then simply rinse and reattach the aerator. Your water pressure should improve because the obstructing particles or buildup have been removed.
Have you learned a few things about plumbing? Do you now have a better grasp of what kind of system is in your home? Do you think there has been improvement in your plumbing skills? Are you now able to utilize things that can apply to your home system? Have you figured out how the equipment works? Feel confident in your new insights and apply the knowledge as needed.


Best Of 50 Stories With Wayne CabotAs he wraps up his 50 Stories podcast, Wayne Cabot looks back on the highlights from the series and our 50 years of news in New York.
Back Stories: The Birth Of A StationWayne Cabot looks back to August 28, 1967 -- the first day Newsradio 880 went on air.
Back Stories: WCBS' Fearless Leader, William S. PaleyIn today's Back Story, one WCBS pioneer tells us about another, as Charles Osgood looks back on the role Paley played as the man at the helm of the station.
Back Stories: Eye In The Sky Neal BuschIn today's Back Story, Tom Kaminski tells us about the man he calls a legend, Neal Busch.
Back Stories: The Station Gets A SongWhen the manager wanted the station to stand out, he called the "Jingle King," Steve Karmen.
Back Stories: Morning Drive With Lou Adler & Jim DonnellyIn today's Back Story, WCBS Morning Drive anchor Wayne Cabot looks back on the Morning Drive team he grew up listening to, Lou Adler and Jim Donnelly.
Back Stories: Covering Mark David Chapman's Murder TrialWCBS reporter Irene Cornell remembers January 1981, when Mark David Chapman pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to murdering John Lennon.
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Jacques Houplain (10 September 1920 – 22 February 2020) was a French painter and engraver.

Biography
Houplain was born in Luneray, but spent most of his childhood in Paris. He attended the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts, and after hiding from the German Occupation for three years, graduated in 1945. He was then invited to the La jeune gravure contemporaine society's exposition at Galerie Sagot - Le Garrec in Paris. The following year, he joined the society and began showing exhibitions at the Salon des moins de trente. He was invited to an exhibition of the Société des peintres-graveurs français at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, and created stained glass for Louis Barillet.

Along with engraving and painting, Houplain studied art history. He was a fellow at the Maison Descartes in Amsterdam, and he studied the work of Hercules Seghers and his influences on Rembrandt. Houplain wrote his thesis on this subject.

Houplain studied at the École Estienne on how to produce books. This helped boost his career, as he was able to publish his illustrations. He won the Abd-el-Tif prize in 1949 and stayed in Algeria for the two following years. Upon his return to France, Houplain began teaching art history at the École nationale supérieure des arts appliqués et des métiers d'art while continuing his work as an engraver. In 1956, Houplain became a permanent member of the Société des peintres-graveurs français and met Kiyoshi Hasegawa, who became a lifelong friend to Houplain and was vastly important to his work.

Jacques Houplain died on 22 February 2020 at the age of 99.

Illustrations
Chants de Maldoror (1947)
Genèse (1949)
Poésies (1952)
Odes amoureuses (1953)
La Clef des champs (1957)
Éloge du poème (1959)
Rendez-Vous (1974)
Lieux des Crépuscules retrouvés (1989)
Masks (1994)

Publications
Rêveries d'un graveur solitaire (2010)

References

1920 births
2020 deaths
20th-century French painters
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FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va (About) – A Fairfax County official in Virginia said he noticed that many young people studying in a state other than that of which they are formally registered are not completing the voting process because they "do not know where to get stamps. "
Lisa Connors, who works at the Fair County Public Affairs Office, said the apparent problem was raised in a discussion group made up of university students who turned to government agencies in the area. .
"One thing that came to my mind, which I had heard from my children, but which I thought was only nerd, was that the students passed the application process for a vote by correspondence, in which the run-off was completed, and therefore not they know where to find the stamps, "Connors said, according to WTOP. "It seems to be like a hump that they can not overcome."
Several members of the group said they knew a lot of people who did not send their missing votes after filling out the information needed to receive them because of this exact reason.
"On the other side," Connors told WTOP. "They were all nodding and had a very lively conversation on" Oh yes, I know so many people who did not send them because they did not have a stamp ".
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Start date 10 Feb 2022
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Fighter Jet from Luke Air Force Base Crashes in 'Fireball' During Training Mission; Pilot Ejects
A Mirage F1 fighter jet from Luke Air Force Base in Arizona crashed into a desert field not far from a retirement community.
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Fighter Jet from Luke Air Force Base Crashes in 'Fireball' During Training Mission; Pilot Ejects
Military.com | By Thomas Novelly
A Mirage F1 fighter jet from Luke Air Force Base in Arizona crashed into a desert field not far from a retirement community Thursday.
The pilot, who was about 15 miles away from the installation, ejected from the aircraft, according to a statement from the base. The F1 fighter, an aircraft typically used to mimic opposition forces during exercises, was being used as part of a routine training mission, the Air Force said.
Around 11 a.m. Mountain Standard Time, local media reported that the plane crashed near the Sun City Festival neighborhood (where I currently reside), a community in Buckeye, Arizona, about 45 minutes west of Phoenix.
Andy Timmerman, a local land surveyor, was working in the area when he saw the plane coming in low as it was headed for the ground. Shortly after it hit the ground, he saw a "fireball and a dust cloud."
Timmerman said the pilot, a young man, ejected just before the plane crashed and that he landed about "2,000 feet" away from the wreckage. After pulling up in his truck to the scene, Timmerman said he was relieved the man was OK and offered him water.
"We were worried about the pilot," he told Military.com. "The plane wasn't making any noise before it crashed, and then I saw the parachute. I'm just relieved he was OK."
Timmerman said a police helicopter came shortly afterward, and the pilot was talking on the phone with his superiors and seemed to be unharmed.
Brig. Gen. Gregory Kreuder, 56th Fighter Wing commander, said in a statement he "is grateful nobody was hurt on the ground and the pilot was safely recovered with only minor injuries."
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Reading: How to remove Start's Recommended section on Windows 11
How to remove Start's Recommended section on Windows 11
Windows 11 22H2 includes new settings for the Start menu to control the number of items in the "Recommended" section, but you won't find an option to remove the feature.
However, version 22H2 introduces a policy for administrators to disable the "Recommended" section through the "User Configuration" settings in the Group Policy Editor.
Microsoft is currently testing this option, which means that it may or may not work in the latest preview of Windows 11 22H2 available through the Dev and Beta Channels. Also, it's not clear if the option will only work in specific variants of the OS, such as only on Windows 11 Pro, Education, or Enterprise.
In this guide, you will learn the steps to completely hide the "Recommended" section from the Start menu on Windows 11.
Remove Recommended section from Start on Windows 11
To remove the Start menu Recommended section, use these steps:
Open Start.
Search for gpedit and click the top result to open the Group Policy Editor.
Browse the following path:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start Menu and Taskbar
Right-click the "Remove Recommended section from Start Menu" policy and select the Edit option.
Select the Enabled option.
Click the Apply button.
Click the OK button.
Restart the computer.
Once you complete the steps, the "Recommended" section should no longer be available in the Start menu.
You can always revert the changes by following the same steps, but in step No. 5, change the setting to Not Configured.
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I can't thank you enough for the work you did for me on my apartment. My tenant's association lawyer was unsatisfactory for me. We were barely farther along after three years than when we first started.
I can't tell you what a pleasure it was to go from a lawyer who made communication impossible, to someone as professional as yourself. Between my having your office number, you cell phone and your email, never once did my calls go unanswered.
Once I hired you, things quickly started turning around. I went from no result, to a record-breaking settlement for a tenant withing five months. I couldn't be happier with you, your firm, your integrity and you timeliness. Going forward, any real estate dealings that I have will definitely be done through you.
Once again, my association with you was a pleasure from start to finish, and I look forward to working with you in the future.


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Q: What is the best way to implement OAuth on Android? I'm not a novice, but I'm primarily an iOS developer and haven't worked on Android in years. Unfortunately, I now need to implement an OAuth login in an existing Android app which is written in Kotlin.
I know the basics of OAuth and have implemented it recently in iOS apps.
I decided to put the code that opens the OAuth login page directly into the onCreate() method of the Android app's main activity. This works, in the sense that when the app runs, the web page opens. Also, I set up an intent-filter that responds to the redirect from the OAuth web site (it is an intent also attached to the main activity).
When I run the app, I can log in, the onCreate() method is called again, and I can get the results I need from intent.data. However, the app subsequently crashes when I try to navigate to a fragment that represents the app's home screen. The error in the log says "java.lang.IllegalStateException: FragmentManager has been destroyed".
I know that the home screen fragment works and will appear if I open it directly without doing the OAuth.
I suspect I'm doing something illegal by having the redirect go to the main activity, but also, I need a piece of data (the "codeVerifier" string that I generated) when the login finishes. I could have the redirect open a new activity, but I don't know how I would communicate that string to it -- I tried using a static variable but Kotlin apparently doesn't support statics.
What is the best way to structure this?
Thanks.

A: This does not look like a good design, but it's probably too late for you to remake it. I would put all OAuth flow into a separate Activity (let's say OAuthActivity), in the Manifest I would set noHistory to true for that Activity, so user would not be able to get back to it after it perishes. In my MainActivity (which represents your home screen) I would set launchMode to singleTask, so I would be able to call it from the OAuthActivity without creating a double copy of it and pass the OAuth callback (I don't know what data will be there, some JWT?) there via some Intent (another alternative would be starting OAuthActivity via registerForActivityResult and return data via callback which better).
Still, I am not fond of this design, but it should work.
Kotlin does support static variables (please read the documentation), you can create a companion object for this like:
class A {
    companion object {
        var someVar: String = ""
    }
}

But usage of any persisted mutable static variables is strongly discouraged unless they are private and const (immutable).


Written and produced by 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, and Mike Elizondo, In Da Club is a timeless floor filler that was also an instant success.
It peaked at number 1 for 9 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 and remained on the chart for 30 weeks. In March 2003, it broke a Billboard record as the "most-listened-to" song in radio history within a week.
Billboard also ranked it as the number 1 song for 2003. In 2009, the song was listed at number 24 in Billboard's Hot 100 Songs of the Decade and it was listed at number 13 in Rolling Stone's "Best Songs of the Decade".
Let's look at the genius approach taken to create this smash hit that will go down as one of the most legendary hip-hop records of all time.
How Does this Song Stay Relevant Decades After Release?
In Da Club is the only 'birthday song' that's gained any traction since Stevie Wonders 'Happy Birthday' (excluding the original of course).
In an interview, 50 Cent said that he purposefully made the song about being in the club and celebrating a birthday to help it stay relevant forever, as every day there is a person having a birthday in a club.
Copying this approach would be pretty futile, however, sharing a similar mindset and concocting ways to make records that are timelessly relevant can help improve the longevity of your art.
Catchy intros send crowds wild. In Da Club is one of the best examples of that.
To this day if you hear In Da Club drop in a bar, club or festival, people will start screaming and singing along immediately.
50 Cent jumps right into the chorus after the intro presenting the hook of the song after the first few bars.
This helps establish the listener's connection with the song and they're more likely to engage with it rather than ignoring or skipping it.
The beat is almost like a single loop from start to finish with a few arrangement and instrument changes peppered in.
The lack of a first verse makes the bridge feel like it enters quite early in the track, which also helps break up any monotony in the production.
This track was produced and mixed by Dr. Dre, but we can see here that he took a different approach to his mix of 'Still Dre'.
This is a much wider arrangement of the different channels and even has a considerable amount of bass width.
The synth and string stabs are mixed so cohesively that they almost sound like a single channel.
When you're laying sounds, you'll know you've nailed the mix when the layers appear to be one single sound source.
The mono guitar 16th notes don't occupy a large range of frequencies but also don't compete with the other instrumental elements.
It slot's into the mix in a complementary way, adding both body and groove to the mix.
Dre is brilliant at creating a clear vibe with the beats and music he produces.
This beat has very cool and credible energy that resembles the image that 50 Cent was trying to portray.
The mix is on the darker side, with the hi-hats not being much brighter than the strings.
There's very little high-end presence above 15kHz which contributes to this dark, gritty and edgy vibe.
If you compare 50 Cents vocals to the vocals in SICKO MODE you hear a dramatic difference in brightness.
When you're going for a darker sound, all the channels in the mix have to reflect that.
The wide vocals elevate the lyrical experience.
You feel like you're being spoken to from every angle and it's a very immersive sensation.
To do this in your own productions, you can double track audio and pan one left and one right by an equal amount.
The most effective way to do this is to record two separate takes of audio, (or if it's a synth you can slightly alter the patch).
If neither of those options is possible you can use EQ and effects to create a difference between the two channels.
You could also use separate delays and reverbs on each channel to give each their own sense of time and space.
Note: If you simply duplicate the channel and add no effects or alterations then the audio will sound like it's coming from the phantom center (not wide).
You can also use the 'Grow' module in ANIMATE by Mastering The Mix to increase the width of the selected frequencies using a psychoacoustic precedence effect. Grow lets you spread specific frequencies SUPER wide in a dynamic way like never before.
Using LEVELS I can filter the low frequencies in this track and see how they're positioned in the stereo field. Below we can see that there is a lot of stereo information below 239Hz showing up in red in the vectorscope. A touch of stereo width in the bass can be ok, but when it starts creeping out into the red zone, the audio is more susceptible to phase cancellation when played back in mono. In small doses, it might not destroy the mix but if the low frequencies get too wide then you might have a disappointing moment when you hear your music sounding thin on a club sound system.
Concocting ways to make records that are timelessly relevant can help improve the longevity of your art.
Catchy intros send crowds wild.
Getting to the chorus quickly can help engage your listener reducing the risk that they ignore or skip your song.
You'll know you've nailed the mix when the layered channels appear to be one single sound source.
Wide vocals elevate the lyrical experience. You feel like you're being spoken to from every angle and it's a very immersive sensation.
Deconstructing a mix like this is a great way to make real improvements in your music production. One of the six cheat-sheets in my eBook 'Never Get Stuck Again' is a cheat sheet to help you decode any mix in minutes.


The threat to expressive rights isn't confined to speech from the Left or the Right. Bias reporting systems are being used to report all kinds of speech.
While students at Ohio State University reported each other for comparing Hillary Clinton to Hitler, students at Texas Tech were whispering to administrators that the Black Student Union's tweets in support of the Black Lives Matter movement offended them. Meanwhile, the University of Oregon saw it fit to dictate "community expectations" to students who had the audacity to complain about oppression.
Yes, complaining about oppression may bring the Bias Response Team to your dorm room to explain why your views were insufficiently polite, decent, and non-controversial.
Going to college these days must be like enduring one of those excruciating social situations where if you make any comment more meaningful than weather observations, you will be treated like you let rip with a robust air biscuit.
Free speech is either for everyone, or it is for no one.
Speak in inanities or they will think you've been thinking.
On tips from Bodhisattva and Anonymous. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.


Peace. We often talk about it but don't always understand it. Sometimes we think of it as calm circumstances, a time when there aren't external difficulties or stresses. Thus peace is the absence of trouble. Perhaps that is why we so often try to control our environment and pray for God to remove anything that stretches us. But there is a big difference between everything going OK in life and real peace deep within. We seldom live with circumstances perfect, but we can always have peace within, no matter what storms rage without.
The Hebrew word for peace is shalom. Shalom's basic meaning is wholeness and well-being in all areas of life. Real shalom isn't something that we can produce ourselves any more than we can whip up unconditional love or deep joy. It has to come from God's Spirit. It is His fruit. It is an inner contentment, an attitude of faith in God despite what we face in life.
Jesus is called the Prince of Peace because He alone brings peace. He isn't called the Prince of Love or Hope, although He could have been. God blesses His people with peace (Psalm 29:11) because Jesus provided it on the cross (Ephesians 2:13-14).
The fruit of the Spirit is peace. Remember first, it's FRUIT not fruits. Love is the blossom; peace is love trusting. God has placed His Spirit, His love within our lives. Therefore, while we may still live within a world in desperate need of peace, we trust God with absolute confidence for He is our peace.
Second, don't forget it is the fruit of the SPIRIT, not the fruit of the saints. We cannot produce the fruit. This is spiritual fruit, and peace is only produced in our lives as we are connected to Jesus. He is the life giving vine by which we receive His Spirit in our lives. Jesus said, "Apart from me you can do nothing," but when we are connected to Him we will "bear much fruit." (See: John 15:5).
The first step to having peace in your life is to be connected to Jesus. Jesus went to the cross and died in your place. Jesus suffered torture and the most brutal of deaths to restore peace in your life. Therefore first we have peace WITH God (Romans 5:1), for the enmity is removed by the cross and He accepts us because Jesus paid for our sins. Then we have peace FROM God (Phil 4:7).
On a scale of 1 to 10, how much peace do you have in your life now? What is keeping it from being a 10? What do you need to do to make it a 10?
Is your first response to trouble to try and control circumstances or ask God for His peace?
Are your expectations for yourself or your ministry too high? Are you putting stress on yourself because you are evaluating your effectiveness by human standards?
Where do you need peace in your life right now? Ask Him for it now.


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Cheyenne Police Respond to 16 Crashes, Over 50 Stranded Motorists
Joy Greenwald
A family who got stuck going out to get ice cream and a person making an unsuccessful tequila run were among the many folks Cheyenne police helped out during this week's blizzard.
Officer Kevin Malatesta says police responded to 10 accidents and more than 30 stranded motorists on Wednesday, and six accidents and more than 20 stranded motorists on Thursday.
"Those numbers are certainly high, they're higher than we would have liked to see, however, the advanced notice of this storm with offices being shut down, all of that, I think that made a big impact in the number of accidents that we saw and drastically reduced that number," said Malatesta.
Because the city was on "Accident Alert" throughout the storm, police only responded to accidents involving injuries, road blockage, drunk drivers and hit-and-runs.
"We're aware that there would probably be far more than this number had we been responding to every single accident," said Malatesta.
"It could have been much worse," he added. "I think the majority of people were heeding those warnings and staying at home."
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Breastfeeding time reduced in 16th century, study finds
Prior to the 16th and 17th centuries, it was normal for infants to be breastfed for two years or more (Anthony Devlin/PA)
Shorter periods of breastfeeding similar to those seen today date back 500 years, a new study of British weaning habits has found.
The change was socially driven and came suddenly – but was not rooted in the Victorian era as is commonly thought, said scientists.
Prior to the 16th and 17th centuries, it was normal for infants to be breastfed for two years or more.
A scientist studies an array of human bones (University of Aberdeen/PA)
But evidence from human bones shows that from then on it was slashed to a period of about six months.
Scientists analysed the bones of individuals buried at Saint Nicholas Kirk, Aberdeen, to calculate typical weaning age from the 12th to 18th centuries.
Lead researcher Dr Kate Britton, from the University of Aberdeen, said: "It is often thought that a relatively short period of breastfeeding – of around six months – is something that emerged later in the 18th and 19th centuries.
"But our study points to a very different picture with this change occurring much earlier.
"Breastfeeding and weaning practices tell us a great deal about changing 'social norms' and wider economic and cultural changes.
"They are fascinating to study because they give an insight into an area of history that is often overlooked."
The team looked for an isotopic chemical signature in bone collagen that can indicate when an adult began weaning as a baby.
Co-author Dr Gundula Muldner, from the University of Reading, said: "This allows us to track the introduction of other foods and to see how rapidly the process occurs and breastfeeding ends.
"It appears that the reduction in weaning age in the later medieval and early modern period transcended social class and predated the availability of modern artificial feeding alternatives, which did not become widespread until much later in the 19th century.
A scientist extracts human bone collagen (University of Aberdeen/PA)
"It also seems that for whatever reason this change was rapid. What we might now consider to be a long period of breastfeeding for infants, over two years old, was common for thousands of years but came to a rapid halt around 500 years ago.
"While we cannot be sure of the cause of this change, and even if there was a single cause, it seems that the growing urban environments of the period may well have contributed to the rapidity of this change across different social groups, with the social melting pot they created likely accelerating the process."
The findings appear in the International Journal of Osteoarchaeology.


It was my schedule together my friends at English Language Study Group for discussed at one table, discussed about our task which teacher gave to us. It was three times meeting include today, and in two last meeting we can't yet realization what we should done. And today, we had determination for finished it all.
Me, Reska, Racmi, Rini and Ivan who came for work, actually we amounts to eight people, three of my friends who not came were Resha, Leni and Jahid, they had other schedule or purposely not I gave information, the purpose : time effectively, heuheu! At 8 o'clock we were assembled in front of Borma Departement Store. Almost of my friends didn't know where is my Home, therefore we assembled in here. The first came is Ivan, in my experience he always on time if had a meeting. Next is Reska, then Rachmi and the last was Rini, she came at 9 o'clock (we understand, her house is far away from here).
Our focus that time was News Reading, after change from Review, Description and last is Joke. My bed room was modified become a television studio, and we gave it name "CAU News Studio" –because it's name of our class. I should change a lamp of my room which wasn't so bright for it, then borrowed handycam and bought DVD for record it.
Fist schedule that we should finished was made a news script. Actually, this schedule should was finished, but what's to be done, we not finished yet because last meeting at yesterday was very tired. And finally, about 12 o'clock we was finished this script -although just a part, heuheu.
Script was finished, and we should be alert for action on camera. Some prepares was we done for got a maximal result, such as make up, costume, property and the most important is a feelings prepare. This was a part that i very like, because in there i could showed my obsession become a news reader.
Actually, in our plan, there was 4 news reader, but the time is up. Finally, only 2 person that action, it was : ME and Rachmi. As a person that more professional about use a camera (ciee…), i gave a guidance to my friends when and how we ought to action. And one, two, three….. action.
Huff, it was a big job that cause became tired, but it was very interesting and gave us more advantage. We could know very difficult action in front of the camera and become actor or actress is very difficult. It was really wonderful experience.
And not we felt, it was 5 o'clock, about 8 hours we work. It was very tired. After this, only finishing touch to edit and add for video. For get a maximal result, really needed a big offering.