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Elissar Zakaria Khoury (* 27. Oktober 1972 in Deir el Ahmar in der Bekaa-Ebene im Libanon), bekannt als Elissa (Arabisch: إليسا), ist eine libanesische Sängerin.

Biografie
Sie begann ihre Karriere 1998 mit dem Hit Baddi Doob. Elissa hat drei World Music Awards als am besten verkaufende Künstlerin im Nahen Osten und Nordafrika gewonnen (2005, 2006 und 2010). Alle Alben zusammen machten einen Umsatz von ungefähr 18 Millionen US-Dollar. Dadurch wurde sie zu einer der berühmtesten libanesischen Künstlerinnen. Elissa ist auch eine der reichsten libanesischen Sängerinnen; ihr Vermögen soll sich auf ungefähr 31 Millionen US-Dollar belaufen.

Elissa begann ihre Karriere als Sängerin in den frühen 1990er Jahren in einer Talent-Show (Studio El Fan von LBC), in der sie den zweiten Platz erreichte. Nach langer Abwesenheit von der Öffentlichkeit kehrte sie 1998 mit ihrer spanisch-arabischen Single Baddi Doob zurück. Ihr erstes Album, auch mit dem Namen Baddi Doob, war eines der meistverkauften Alben im Libanon und dem Nahen Osten mit über 1.500.000 verkauften Platten. Der Erfolg des Albums führte zu ihrer Teilnahme am renommierten internationalen Musik Festival in Cannes 2000.

Ihr zweites Projekt im Jahr 2000 war ein Duett mit Ragheb Alameh mit dem Namen Betghib Betruh. Das Lied war auch auf Elissas zweitem Album W'akherta Ma'ak, von dem über 1.600.000 Exemplare verkauft wurden. 2001 spielte sie mit in Jordans Fiesta Latina. Sie trat außerdem im Vorprogramm des britischen Sängers Sting auf, als dieser bei den Pyramiden von Gizeh spielte. Außerdem war sie die einzige arabische Künstlerin, die vor dem US-Präsidenten Bill Clinton bei der Stars Charity Show in Dubai sang. Bei diesem Ereignis waren auch Königin Rania von Jordanien und der Kronprinz von Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rachid El Maktum, anwesend.

Später sang sie mit dem irischen Musiker Chris de Burgh ein arabisch-englisches Lied mit dem Titel Lebanese Nights, es wurde geschrieben, komponiert und vermarktet von de Burgh. Er schrieb das Lied während seines letzten Besuchs im Libanon. Er entschied, das Lied mit einem libanesischen Künstler zu singen und wählte Elissa aus. Der Song wurde in London aufgenommen und auf de Burghs Album von 2002 Timing is Everything veröffentlicht.

Ihr drittes Album, Ayshalak, wurde im Juni 2002 veröffentlicht und wurde von einem Videoclip unterstützt, der vom französischen Regisseur Fabrice Begotti gefilmt wurde; das Make-up und die Kleidung kamen von Christian Dior. Elissa war die erste Araberin, die Christian Dior repräsentierte. Das Video und der Song waren ein großer Erfolg und mit der Hilfe vom Komponisten und Arrangeur Jean-Marie Riachi war es Elissa möglich, einen neuen Hit mit der zweiten Single von Ayshalak, Agmal Ehsas, zu landen. Die Regie bei diesem Videoclip führte ein libanesischer Regisseur, Selim El Turk. Zusammen gewannen Elissa und Selim den Murex D'Or für die beste Künstlerin und den besten Videoclip. In diesem Album war auch der türkische Sänger Emrah vertreten.

Ende 2002 machte sie die Einführung bei der Eröffnung von Kuwaits Virgin Megastore mit Sir Richard Branson, dem Gründer der berühmten Kette. Ein weiterer großer Erfolg für Elissa war ihre Aufnahme in das Buch 100 Pioneers of Lebanon, wo ihr Name neben Künstlern wie Fairouz, Wadih El Safi und weiteren bekannten Stars stand.

Diskografie
 1998: Baddi Doob
 2000: W'akherta Ma'ak
 2002: Ayshalak
 2004: Ahla Donya
 2006: Bastannak
 2007: Ayami Beek
 2009: Tesadaq Bemeen
 2012: Asa'ad Wahda
 2014: Halet Hob
 2016: Saharna Ya Lail
 2018: Ila Kol Elli Bihebbouni
 2020: Sahbit Raey

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website
 Offizielle facebook Seite

Einzelnachweise

Musiker (Libanon)
Sänger
Libanese
Geboren 1972
Frau

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The Grumpy Color | Tom and Carla retire 2015, Part 1
Smash Pages contributors Tom Bondurant and Carla Hoffman continue their end-of-year tradition, looking back at the year in Big Two superhero comics and looking forward to 2016.
World's Smashiest
[Smash Pages contributors Tom Bondurant and Carla Hoffman continue their end-of-year tradition, looking back at the year in Big Two superhero comics and looking forward to 2016.]
Carla Hoffman: Time to get off the couch, put down the Ben and Jerry's and stop listening to Moonlight Sonata on repeat, it's the end of the year! Marvel and DC have cast their nets wide through event books, new titles, TV shows and movies to reel in new readers, viewers and mass market appeal and somebody's has to sort through it all, sir! For somebody, read: us.
Last year we predicted that this Grumpy Color would have to be handled by the 515-Carla and the Tom from Earth-Five; now that we've secretly warred and converged, how much of the Big Two have really changed? Heck, was Convergence even that big a deal for DC? What's been the big event of the year for DC?
Tom Bondurant: Honestly, right now my choice for DC's biggest comics event of the year is the last page of Batman #47. That one encounter is a bridge between where DC's been for the past six months, and where it's probably headed in 2016. Otherwise, you're right — DC's Big Events turned out to be not so big in hindsight. DC spent the first half of 2015 wrapping up the New 52 with Futures End, took two months off for Convergence, and directed the rest of its efforts towards massive across-the-board upheavals and obscure revivals. I'm always up for new takes on old characters, and fresh efforts on forgotten characters, so seeing them fall flat — or at least not set the comics world afire — was especially frustrating. I feel like it confirmed the worst aspects of Direct Market conservatism, with really original books like Prez and Omega Men struggling for sales, while Dark Knight III (which I guess is the real frontrunner for DC's biggest event of 2015) coming in at the end to take on Marvel's Star Wars books.
CH: Oh man, thank you for bringing it up because I had nothing to go by besides "Well, DCYou happened." Then an awkward pause and probably a change of subject. There's a big disconnect between what is popular in idea and what can be handled practically by a retail market. ' I'm going to say something a little blasphemous to my retail soul, but perhaps these titles could have done better in a digital market? ' I feel like a younger crowd could really champion these books and perhaps making a bigger effort online to promote them and offer ways to interact more could have built up a better grassroots following. It was a new idea by a company really set in some old ways. No offense.
TB: Yeah, DCYou really seems like Exhibit A for more transparency in sales numbers, especially digital sales numbers. I think we saw a little of that with the Omega Men cancellation backlash, and maybe with Prez switching from a 12-issue miniseries to two 6-issue ones. However, I suspect DC's digital-first books are part of a different department than the main superhero line, so it's possible there are more levels of office politics and other hurdles the less-established books need to overcome.
I mean, you know how I felt about Convergence's potential. DC always has an escape hatch — which, again, is a double-edged sword, because people hate DC rebooting, and they also hate DC going deep into continuity to try and sort out continuity tangles — but this time I thought there was a real opportunity to start fresh. Instead, they started these radical Superman and Batman mega-arcs which weren't exactly back-to-basics. Although they're not bad arcs, the Superman stories always have this undercurrent of what's missing, and the Batman stories are also like that to a certain extent. (The Batman book itself is still a delight, because Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo are just so good together.) I'd even say the replacement-Supermen and Azrael-Batman periods of twenty-odd years ago were easier to take, because they were commenting directly on classic tropes. According to the solicits (spoilers!) they're both set to end in a few months, so maybe we will look back on them fondly before too long.
CH: Weird, isn't it? Maybe there is no starting fresh in popular culture anymore. A new idea needs a foundation from something familiar for audiences to really take a chance on it. It's like insurance, or Chris Evans wearing a new hat. If you don't like the hat, we can just take it off and Chris Evans is still underneath, right?
TB: So yeah, bring on 2016; and everybody, buy Prez (when/if it reappears) and Omega Men!
CH: Just for you, sir! =)
Go, buy; Carla has spoken
I have prided myself in the past for years on reading so many comics and knowing the ins and outs of what's in those monthly pages as to better sell Marvel to the greater public. You are a veritable library of DC lore that stretches back for years and grand attention to detail! Isn't it weird how much we have to know about other media now? People come in looking for a new comic, I really have to ask "Which of the movies did you like?" or "Are you watching Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.?" to gauge want they could be looking for. On the other hand… it's a lot to follow. How are you holding up?
TB: Again, I do appreciate DC expanding its scope into more eclectic takes on superheroes. Besides Prez and Omega Men, I'm reading (among others) Batgirl, Gotham Academy, Black Canary, and Doctor Fate. I thought the Bizarro miniseries was very charming, and I am sad to see Justice League United ending, because I really liked Jeff Parker and Paul Pelletier's arc. However, DC has also managed to create these two little niches for the main Justice League book (by Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok) and Bryan Hitch's JLA. Neither of them seem to be paying much attention to what's going on in the rest of the superhero line, including with each other. It's very strange. I like that they're each telling epic Justice League-style stories — fighting Darkseid and the Anti-Monitor in one, and the Kryptonian God in the other — so it's too bad they're not linking up with the rest of the books. Meanwhile, I'm not reading as much Marvel U, partly because Mark Waid has left Daredevil and is getting ready to leave Agents of SHIELD, and partly because there's no Fantastic Four title. I think it's down to Ms. Marvel, Howard the Duck, Waid and Asrar's Avengers, and Amazing Spider-Man — plus an assortment of Star Wars books, naturally. It's a good time to read what you want, and that variety makes it easier to make recommendations.
CH: It's really changing the way people think about comics and that change is hopefully part of a big growth spurt for the industry. The idea that you're spending money to sample a comic and see if it's something you want to continue with is hard for some new readers to get. Heck, some old readers too, which is why I have to par down my pull list every September or so. You're right that when a comic gets really good in terms of theme and characterization, you wish it connected more to the rest of the universe. Ms. Marvel is so good in her own title, it'd be nice to see some sort of connection to her new place in All New All Different Avengers. But there doesn't have to be and that, in itself, is a blessing. If you like one comic, that one comic is all you have to read. It's a commitment of $3.99 a month to follow a brand new story with fresh artwork, something that can be shared with friends and saved for posterity. It's cheaper than your Netflix account, doesn't require a whole chuck of your day set aside to follow and takes no internet service charge. If you want more, there are options to follow characters or creative teams, but if you just want to see Captain Marvel, you read her book and you're not missing out on anything.
In the same way you don't have to see Thor: The Dark World to watch Avengers: Age of Ultron, you can read one comic and enjoy the ride.
On a similar note, I saw an Ant-Man movie this year. ANT. MAN. It even had Hank Pym in it! Even more so, it was good. That's right, I'm going on record to say that Ant-Man was an awesome movie and has introduced a slick '60s heist movie/father-daughter drama genre to an already wide set of Marvel movie stylings. What an amazing world we live in, right? A long time ago, when Teen Titans Go! was first on Cartoon Network, I had a chance to talk to Geoff Johns at Metro and I asked him what he thought of the show. He said that thousands of kids now knew who Cyborg was and that alone was incredible. Do you think DC is missing the boat in reaching out to those obscure characters and putting them front and center of their media marketing or are the TV shows bringing in a new audience for Supergirl and the Flash that the comics aren't reaching?
TB: Do I think DC is missing out on obscure characters reaching a mass audience? I'll see you Hank Pym and raise you GORILLA CITY.
CH: … Point taken.
Where 'the 800-pound gorilla in the room' is redundant
TB: Just this year DC's three pure-superhero shows (Arrow, Flash, Supergirl) have given us an Atom who shrinks, plus Jay Garrick, Red Tornado, Vartox, Hawkgirl, new versions of Speedy and Doctor Light, and are getting ready to introduce Kid Flash and Jesse Quick. I haven't even mentioned the big reveal of Hank Henshaw's red-eyed alter ego or the fact that the newest DC-TV show will feature Rip freakin' Hunter, Time Master. At this rate I expect casting news for Animal Man by Easter. As for new audiences, my parents are now watching Supergirl. They were CBS loyalists anyway — you have to be once you hit 65, I think — but still.
CH: And you know, there's something to be said for that. It's easy to get all hipster about TV (*cough* I don't even have cable anymore), but the best part of getting DC on the small screen is that it's going to broaden the audience base and get more eyeballs on these great characters. Maybe people who enjoy a show like Supergirl might react more favorably to a Superman vs. Batman movie… or perhaps seeing Superman vs. Batman with the mindset of a more lighthearted and fun show like Supergirl may scar them for life. Maybe they should skip that movie and go see Ant-Man.
TB: The real missed opportunity is probably the lack of Supergirl and Flash comics which truly capitalize on the appeal of the shows. It's taken DC months to get a new Supergirl TV-show spinoff book going; and while there's a digital-first Flash tie-in, I feel like the main series is playing catch-up.
CH: I'm just saying the comic based on Smallville sold like gangbusters to new readers, especially after the show went off the air. People want new, but just couched comfortably in the familiar.
[Join us tomorrow for Part 2, featuring more big- and small-screen talk, the aftermath of Secret Wars, and whether we have reached Peak Marvel!]
Author Tom BondurantPosted on January 1, 2016 January 1, 2016 Categories Comic BooksTags comic books, DC Comics, Marvel Comics, The Grumpy Color, Year In Review
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Grand Prize Winner: "The Venus de Milko" by Lori, John, Leo, Peter
A font of calcium-rich, vitamin packed, pure white liquid heaven, cascading from a classical statuette constructed of Rice Krispie Treat material, bran, and chutzpah
2nd Prize Winner - Bamiyan Buddha/Venice Charter Violation
by Charles and Shaula
In commemoration of the immense Afghani statue of the Buddha destroyed in 2001 by the Taliban
In the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan, two Buddha statues were carved into sandstone cliffs sometime in the 3rd Century, AD. The valley was a regular stop of the silk caravan route and reflected the area being a major Buddhist center from the 2nd Century through the 9th Century. After they were carved, their detail was built up with mud and straw, plastered over and the final results painted. It is believed the larger Buddha was red and the smaller was blue, with their faces and hands in gold.
The taller statue (approximated here as it appeared in 1979) was 53 meters tall (175 feet), and the largest statue figure in the world. The smaller statue was 36 meters tall (120 feet).
In March 2001, the Taliban destroyed the Buddhas because they considered them offensive. For years, many organizations had tried to save the Buddhas, and some even offered money to preserve them. The Taliban refused, arguing that it was hypocritical to offer money to save statues when there were children starving in their country. It was apparently not hypocritical to be spending money on ordnance for destruction. CNN.com quoted Information Minister Qudratullah Jamal: "The destruction work is not as easy as people would think," he said. "You can't knock down the statues by dynamite or shelling as both of them have been carved in a cliff. They are firmly attached to the mountain." After the destruction, the Taliban attempted to sell pieces of the Buddhas.
Although some groups called for rebuilding the Buddhas, UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) says the Venice Charter forbids the reconstruction of monuments on the principle that a cultural artifact cannot be replaced.
In memory of the Buddhas of Bamiyan and in possible violation of the Venice Charter, we render the larger statue in Kellogg's Rice Crispies using 1/100 scale for Andy and Project Alchemy's birthday.
3rd Prize Winner - Box Art: Solidaribits and Manifesto
by Paul, Rebecca and William
MANIFESTO in Defense of Demented Breakfast Cereal Treat BOX Art, as Opposed to Cereal Treat Art Per Se
Whereas,
Demented BOX Art has emerged, in recent years, as the most dynamic and popular trend in the Demented Breakfast Cereal Treat Art of our time.
Any really decent breakfast cereal is, by definition, not only lumpy and extra crunchy but also of a beige, tan, or brown hue, thereby narrowing the textural, shapular, and colorific expression of cereal art beyond the reasonable creative constraints of art and design. See Addendum: Exhibit A (leftwing).
The only breakfast cereal treats affording the demented cereal artiste an adequate textural, shapular, and colorific palette are tasteless, unhealthy, laced with Red, Yellow, and Blue Dyes #1'999,999,999, and produced by workers exploited for obscene profits by evil multinational corporations. See Addendum: Exhibit B (rightwing).
Demented BOX Art, unlike cereal treat art per se, does not require the purchase of tasteless, unhealthy breakfast cereal treat products.
Tasteless, unhealthy breakfast cereal treat products, though by definition tasteless -- and did we mention unhealthy? -- do nevertheless consist of Food.
Food, no matter how tasteless and/or unhealthy, is better consumed by hungry human beings, even by beasts, than fondled by demented cereal artistes' and ultimately, let's face it, wantonly destroyed as so much unrecyclable rubbish.
Demented BOX Art, unlike its antecedent cereal treat art per se, does not require said wanton destruction of said food in said unrecyclable rubbish.
Demented BOX Art, unlike cereal art per se, if produced on recycled paper as are this Manifesto and its accompanying SolidariBits, does not even kill many trees. And those it does kill, die gladly.
The soi-disant Judges, a.k.a. the Management, of said Contest, in its notorious first six years, have displayed an unconscionable preference in favor of the same old Establishment cereal treat "art" -- which the demented public and critics alike have deemed so over. These same Judges have flaunted their blinkered prejudice against demented BOX Art, the aforementioned culmination not only of Demented Breakfast Cereal Treat Art but of Art in its entirety as we know it.
Herewith'
Now that we have exposed to said demented public said intrinsic contradictions of said Contest, heretofore unspoken except sotto voce in alienated caucuses, our nonnegotiable demand is for said Judges of said 7th Annual Demented Breakfast Cereal Treat Contest to redress said wrongs by beginning to recognize, representationally, said contributions of said demented BOX artistes everywhere. You may start with SolidariBits. Now. Do not attempt to co-opt us with even your most magnificent trophy. If chosen, we will not accept. If elected, we will not serve. (Well, perhaps we might. Oh, all right, if you insist.)
Addendum: Exhibit A. PCC extra-crunchy granola.
Tastes better than it looks. And so good for you. Honest.
Addendum: Exhibit B. Fruit Loops.
Look better than they taste. Sweetened cardboard soaked in Red, Yellow, and Blue Dyes. Purchased, years ago, by starving breakfast cereal treat artistes, since driven to dementia by the past capriciousness of said Judges.
This must stop.
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Q: How can I detach a process from a bash script? I am trying to detach a process from a bash script so that SIGINT will not be forwarded to the process when I exit the script.
I have used the disown command in terminal directly, however in bash, disown does not stop SIGINT from being forwarded. The purpose of this script is to start openocd and then gdb with a single invocation. Since the script never exits (it's running gdb) SIGINT is still forwarded from gdb to openocd which is a problem since SIGINT is used as the halt command in gdb.
In terminal it would look something like this:
$ openocd &    # run openocd demonized
$ disown $!    # disown last pid
$ gdb          # invoke GDB

when invoked on terminal in this order, the SIGINT is not passed from gdb to openocd. However if this same invocation was in a bash script, the SIGINT is passed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ps this problem is in OS X but I am trying to use tools which are also portable to all Unix tools.

A: The solution I found involves a program called 'detach' written by Annon Inglorion and downloadable from his website
Once compiled, it can be used in a script as follows:
$ ./detach -p debug.pid openocd <args> # detach openocd
$ gdb <args>                           # run gdb
$ kill -9 $(cat debug.pid)             # end openocd process
$ rm debug.pid                         # remove file containing process id

This first line creates a new process (running openocd) and stores the process id in file (debug.pid) for use later. This prevents the issues with grepping for the pid as provided in Oliver's answer. Upon exiting the next blocking program (gdb) the file storing the pid is used to kill the detached process directly.

A: To detach a process from a bash script:
nohup ./process &

If you stop your bash script with SIGINT (ctrl+c), or the shell exits sending SIGHUP for instance, the process won't be bothered and will continue executing normally. stdout & stderr will be redirected to a log file: nohup.out.
If you wish to execute a detached command while being able to see the output in the terminal, then use tail:
TEMP_LOG_FILE=tmp.log
> "$TEMP_LOG_FILE"
nohup ./process &> "$TEMP_LOG_FILE" & tail -f "$TEMP_LOG_FILE" &

A: For me this works perfectly fine with disown
command & disown

A: a simple and portable solution :
echo "openocd" | at now #openocd starts now, but via the at daemon, not the current shell!
pid=$(ps -ef | grep "[o]penocd" | awk '{print $1}')
echo "openocd is running with pid: $pid"
gdb

Some portability caveats: ps options depends on the OS! you could instead use a variant of : { ps -ef || ps aux ;} | grep '[o]penocd | cut -f 1. at could not be available (weird, but this happens...). $(...) needs a not reallllly old shell, otherwise use backticks.

A: Normal running of a process in the background, disown, nohup, etc is not going to work 100% because often child processes will still die on certain signals like SIGINT. What you need to do is use a different process group:
#!/bin/bash

(set -m; child_process &)

while [ true ]; do
   sleep 30
done

CTRL-C and the child will keep running unlike when using disown/nohup/whatever.

A: kstart5 from KDE, available in the package kde-cli-tools can help
kstart5 my-command &

We can as well manage multiple aspect of an x window if we are running a gui

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Ambulatory polysomnography: technical aspects and normative values.
Ambulatory polysomnographic (APSG) assessment of sleep disorders is now possible, but the technique of APSG is sufficiently different from in-laboratory PSG that normative data from in-laboratory PSG may not apply to APSG. This paper reviews the technical aspects of APSG and presents normative APSG data from 20 older healthy males. Subjects underwent medical and psychiatric screening before completing APSG in their homes. Total sleep time and the rapid-eye-movement sleep latency (RL) were both shorter than those reported by others using traditional in-laboratory techniques. The shorter total sleep may be related to behaviors at home that impinge upon sleep. The shorter RL may be related to differences in calculation methods. Periodic limb movements were common in our subjects but did not contribute to sleep disturbance. We conclude that APSG is sufficiently different from traditional PSG as to warrant collection of a large normative data base.


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Traditional furnishings can hail from 18th century England, the French countryside or even the exotic lands of the East. Among the most popular traditional styles are British Colonial revival, 18th century English, 19th century neoclassical and French country. Here's how the traditional style breaks down:
Colors: Peach and green tones are balanced with aubergine and tan for a slightly floral but unfussy palette. These colors can be enhanced with bronze accents and warm wood tones for an inviting, comforting interior.
Windows: A tailored look takes over windows with a formal swag-and-panel combination. Panels are gathered loosely with tasseled cords. Fringe accents the swag treatment, adding a design detail to the scalloped edges.
Fabrics: A small print on a pillow pairs nicely with a sofa with an all-over floral pattern. Damask is a good choice for a traditional interior because the weave creates both a dull and a shiny texture that works well with a variety of trim, tassels and fringe.
Accessories: Still-life oil paintings, gilt frames and an emphasis on pairs lend a room a proper traditional feeling. To further the look, bring in a crystal chandelier, some silver candlesticks and fresh or silk flowers in a grand vase.
Contemporary style encompasses a range of styles developed in the latter half of the 20th century. Pieces feature softened and rounded lines as opposed to the stark lines seen in modern design. Interiors contain neutral elements and bold color, and they focus on the basics of line, shape and form. Here's how the style breaks down:
Colors: Contemporary interiors feature tone-on-tone color palettes relying heavily on brown, taupe, cream and pure white. Shots of color are sometimes found on a single wall, in a striking floor rug or in a special piece of art.
Accessories: A minimalist approach is taken with carefully selected accessories — a potted orchid gracefully arching in front of a window, white mats that set off photographs in simple black and silver frames, an oval wooden tray that provides a resting spot for similarly shaped silver candleholders. This kind of grouping provides a counterpoint to the furniture.
Fabrics: The lack of color makes room for interesting textures, such as the olive-colored corduroy found on the pictured sofa and a smooth, creamy white cotton used on two of the side chairs. Other good choices for a transitional space are soft ultrasuedes, pliable leathers and nubby chenilles.
Furniture: Curves combine with straight lines in a transitional style interior. The look balances both masculine and feminine attributes for a comfortably contemporary design. The scale of the pieces is ample but not intimidating. A lack of ornamentation and decoration keeps the focus on the simplicity and sophistication of the design.
Transitional style is a marriage of traditional and contemporary furniture, finishes, materials and fabrics equating to a classic, timeless design. Furniture lines are simple yet sophisticated, featuring either straight lines or rounded profiles. Fabric is as diverse as graphic patterns on overstuffed sofas and textured chenilles on sleek wood frames.
Colors: The transitional palette relies on a lack of color to evoke a clean, serene atmosphere. Dark brown can add depth to a neutral balance of taupe, tan and vanilla.
Fabrics: Natural fabrics such as silk, wool, linen and cotton are used for their textural aspect and inherent neutral hues. However, bold color or geometric pattern may be brought into the design with pillows, a rug or a throw.
Furniture: Pieces feature clean lines and smooth surfaces without any carving or adornment. Silhouettes are slim without being dainty. Furniture is made of light-colored woods such as maple and birch (which also have minimal graining), frosted or clear glass, stainless steel, nickel and chrome.
Lighting: The lighting design is used as an artistic statement in a contemporary interior. Floor and table lamps have straight lines and sleek metallic finishes; color might be introduced with a special shade. Recessed or track lighting draws attention to well-placed art and accessories.


Is reality television to blame for Donald Trump's campaign success?
Donald Trump's presidential campaign has ridden as much on his celebrity as any coherent political philosophy, and has been fueled by an unprecedented amount of free media exposure. Its constant human drama and news cycle dominance has also shined a harsh light on reality television, how we consume it and what it's doing to our brains, behavior and capacity for social interaction.
Trump's reality TV show, The Apprentice premiered in 2004 and pitted contestants against one another in a competition in which the prize was becoming an apprentice to the billionaire himself. The show was wildly successful, prompting a spin-off in the form of Celebrity Apprentice.
But how does one go from reality TV star to presidential candidate, and why is Trump's campaign more successful than anyone could've guessed it might be when he first announced his candidacy? Are we the problem? Is reality TV to blame? Are all of the voyeuristic and prize-based reality shows making us dumber, or is Trump's rise attributable to something else entirely?
There are a number of reasons why reality programming appeals to viewers. For some, it has to do with analyzing personal relationships between "real people" rather than fictional characters. Some of it is pure escapism and diversion. But several studies have shown that much of the appeal of reality television lies in social comparison and a preoccupation with status.
Another study called "Reality-Based Television Programming and the Psychology of Its Appeal" by Robin L. Nabi, Erica N. Biely, Sara J. Morgan and Carmen R. Stitt set out to understand why people gravitate towards reality TV and what they get out of it. Though the idea that reality TV's appeal is based on watching others, the study found that the correlation between reality TV and voyeurism was questionable. Instead, Nabi, Biely, Morgan and Stitt found that the reasons and gratifications associated with TV were varied and differed between regular and casual viewers.
As one might expect, the effects of watching reality television are somewhat unpredictable and varied across different genres and subgenres, and as set forth by the Nabi and Reiss studies, the motivations behind watching can have a profound impact on how we consume reality television and what it is we "get" out of it. That said, there's some compelling evidence surround behavior assimilation in the context of narrative.
In 2011, a paper authored by Markus Appel called "A Story about a Stupid Person Can Make You Act Stupid (or Smart): Behavioral Assimilation (and Contrast) as Narrative Impact"" examined the effects of "media priming" — the idea that consuming something can have an effect on cognitive performance. Basically, in this study, participants were given a story to read, then a test to take after they completed the story. One group were given a story about a "stupidly acting soccer hooligan" while another read a story that didn't mention the intelligence of the character.
The results weren't totally cut-and-dry, though — some instances of the story-then-test produced reverse effects, with participants who read about Albert Einstein performing more poorly on the test than those who read about Claudia Schiffer.
This isn't to say that watching reality TV programming about people behaving stupidly is definitely making us stupid, but there is evidence backing the idea of media priming and the theory that what we watch does impact our cognitive performance, at least in the short term.
In a 1965 paper titled "The Attitudinal Effects of Mere Exposure" Robert B. Zajonc sought to understand how familiarity impacts our preference. Much of Zajonc's research centered around the words, the frequency of their appearances and the psychological impact therein, but the findings extend far beyond words.
It's hardly a point of contention that as a society, we watch more reality television than we do C-SPAN, so with the notable exception of the very high-profile Hillary Clinton, it's no surprise that Trump was the most well-known candidate. Even those who don't follow political news known who Trump is, and that alone may have something to do with his seeming popularity.
What's more, while Trump certainly a familiar figure before, there's been nary an hour — let alone an entire day — since he announced his candidacy that his name hasn't come across most of our feeds in some form or another. The frequency with which we're bombarded by all things Trump is likely no small factor in his campaign's success.
To say that reality TV alone is responsible for Trump's campaign would be irresponsible. Though The Apprentice is a popular show and concepts like media priming and the Mere-Exposure Effect can explain some of what's happening in the brains of the American people, it must be said that much of Trump's success with certain groups of voters comes down to rhetoric and persona.
Trump has found success with voters who aren't willing to look too deeply into his policy strategies, mostly because there aren't any. The bombastic message "Make America Great Again" is enough, it seems, and has people either buying into or looking past the blatantly misogynistic and xenophobic aspects of his campaign. Beyond that, Trump's put many years and many, many dollars into developing a very public persona as a tough and successful businessman, which was only amplified by The Apprentice.
In the end, reality TV is a contributing factor to what we're seeing with Trump's campaign, certainly. But it's not TV's fault — it's ours.


Pattison Sand is a family owned sand and aggregates company based in Iowa. Producing a diverse range of products, they service several industries including infrastructure and construction.
After successfully using a number of Weir Minerals products at its site, Pattison Sand wanted a custom-designed plant capable of producing more than seven materials, including: concrete stone, road rock and base material, asphalt stone, asphalt chips, railroad ballast and manufactured sand. This was a particularly challenging demand considering most aggregates sites in the region typically focus on producing only a few products.
The unique facility, comprising both an underground and surface mine, is located on the Mississippi River. Processing highly abrasive materials combined with the physical diversity of the site presented a number of technical and engineering challenges.
With an aggressive timeline of three months to deliver and commission the new plant, Weir Minerals' Integrated Solutions team was determined to meet Pattison Sand's exacting demands.
Trio scalping, incline and wet incline screens and as well as a Trio TSW4432 fine material washer were also supplied. Full training and support was provided, with Weir Minerals regularly on site to help Pattison Sand optimize its entire process and achieve the desired result.
The flexibility of the custom built plant has allowed Pattison Sand to operate more efficiently, exceed production target and increase its product range. Since commissioning the plant, Pattison Sand has been able to produce 500 to 800 tph of consistently high-quality aggregate material, which equates to around two and a half million raw tons annually.
Four hoppers provide a loadout rate of 500 tph enabling Pattison Sand to produce a diverse range of products and still meet demanding customer delivery schedules.
Information for this article courtesy of Weir Minerals. Visit www.problemsolved.weir to watch a video showcasing this project and how the plant operates.


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By Faranak Bakhtiari
Traditional medicine comes to fight COVID-19
November 21, 2020 - 23:46
TEHRAN – To speed up treatment, researchers have been searching for available medicine and therapies effective in treating coronavirus patients. In this line, some drugs were selected but none was a definitive cure. Now, traditional herbal medicine steps in to reduce the burden.
In a press briefing on Saturday, Health Ministry spokesperson Sima-Sadat Lari confirmed 12,931 new cases of COVID-19 infection, raising the total number of infections to 841,308. She added that 596,136 patients have so far recovered, but 5,778 still remain in critical conditions of the disease.
During the past 24 hours, 431 patients have lost their lives, bringing the total number of deaths to 44,327, she added.
Iran, like any other countries in the world, has been involved in research to identify a solution to contain the pandemic, scientists are trying to play a role in the production of effective medicine in the treatment of various diseases, including COVID-19, despite sanctions and global pressures.
Meanwhile, the Food and Drug Administration has recently approved four domestically produced herbal medicine effective in COVID-19 treatment and has issued a production license for two of them.
The first herbal medicine in this collection is an oral spray containing six herbal essential oils and helps to improve the pulmonary complications of coronavirus, including shortness of breath, cough, and arterial oxygenation.
The second one is a syrup containing the extract of two herbs, which according to the clinical trial evidence provided if used, helps to improve the symptoms of fatigue and anorexia.
Moreover, a center offering traditional medicine services to coronavirus patients was inaugurated in Tehran's Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences in early November.
In the first phase, 100 traditional medicine physicians have been organized for face-to-face and virtual visits, and 200 experts have acquired the necessary skills in intensive courses to prepare for telephone consultations, he explained.
Mostafa Ghanei, head of the scientific committee of the National Headquarters for Coronavirus Control in August said that there are currently 30 projects underway nationwide in the field of traditional medicine, herbal medicine, and supplements to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Mehrdad Karimi, an associate professor at the Department of Traditional Medicine at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, told Jam-e Jam the Persian language daily about the use of traditional and herbal medicine in the world.
"A traditional Chinese medicine specialist told us that during the first three weeks of the epidemic, China was shocked by the high number of patients; at that time, only 30 percent of traditional medicine was used to treat patients, which were used to treat SARS. But the use of traditional Chinese medicine in the Wuhan has reached 70 to 80 percent since April.
Currently, herbal medicine is prescribed for each patient, which increased traditional Chinese medicine used by patients to 90 percent, showing a remarkable rate. But in the meantime, some experts insist that traditional medicines have never been used in East Asia. Of course, in China, where traditional medicine is widely used, there are the same contradictions between traditional and modern medicine."
Where scientific work is being done on traditional herbal medicine, no errors or problems are caused and cannot be challenged, Karimi highlighted.
Safety issues should be considered and patients should be checked during medication, because medicinal plants, like chemical drugs, have side effects, he noted.
Treatment matters the most
Arman Zargaran, a faculty member of the Department of Traditional Medicine at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, said that research in the field of traditional medicine has a completely scientific academic process and mechanism
and is recognized in the world.
What matters is the treatment of the patient, and it does not matter if the process is chemical, traditional, or herbal. Any method that can cure the disease or even reduce the symptoms and complications of the disease is a priority, he emphasized.
However, not all the country's efforts are focused on the manufacture of herbal medicines, there are currently several hundred research projects in the country, of which about 80 to 90 are related to herbal medicines, he stated.
In fact, there is no bias towards a particular method, and the goal is to improve patients, and all go through scientific methods and clinical trials.
8,000 herbal species grow in Iran
So far, about 30,000 plant species are identified in the world, with Iran's share of about 8,000 species that its plant diversity is more than the whole of Europe.
Currently, about 2,300 species of medicinal plants have been identified in the country; while medicinal plants account for one-third of the medicines used in human societies, the share of world trade in these products is about $124 billion and Iran's share is $570 million, which is only 0.5 percent of the total.
The per capita consumption of medicinal plants in Iran is about one kilogram of dried plants, in other words, 83,000 tons of medicinal plants worth 1.2 trillion rials (around $29 million at the official rate of 42,000 rials) are consumed in the country, while in Europe this amount is 900 grams and in the United States is 2.5 kilograms.
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3.NF.1. Understand a fraction 1/b as the quantity formed by 1 part when a whole is partitioned into b equal parts; understand a fraction a/b as the quantity formed by a parts of size 1/b
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This ITP allows you to divide a green strip into a number of equal parts and colour the individual parts in yellow. You can label the strip to show what proportion the coloured yellow parts are of the whole strip. This can be shown as a vulgar fraction, decimal (to 3 decimal places) or percentage. The ratio of yellow to green can also be displayed. You can create more then one strip and drag these up and down the screen to compare strips.
The ITP can be used to explore equivalence between fractions, decimals and percentages and the different representations of the same relative quantities. The equal parts on the strips can also be used to demonstrate how to calculate fractions and percentages of given amounts and to represent a horizontal bar chart. The ITP can be used to set up and solve ratio and proportion problems.
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This quickstart describes how to create a Front Door profile that delivers high availability and high performance for your global web application.
The scenario described in this quickstart includes two instances of a web application running in different Azure regions. A Front Door configuration based on equal weighted and same priority backends is created that helps direct user traffic to the nearest set of site backends running the application. Front Door continuously monitors the web application and provides automatic failover to the next available backend when the nearest site is unavailable.
This quickstart requires that you have deployed two instances of a web application running in different Azure regions (East US and West Europe). Both the web application instances run in Active/Active mode, that is, either of them can take traffic at any time unlike a Active/Stand-By configuration where one acts as a failover.
On the top left-hand side of the screen, select Create a resource > Web > Web App > Create.
App Service plan/Location Select New. In the App Service plan, enter myAppServicePlanEastUS, and then select OK.
A default website is created when the Web App is successfully deployed.
App Service plan/Location Select New. In the App Service plan, enter myAppServicePlanWestEurope, and then select OK.
Create a Front Door configuration that directs user traffic based on lowest latency between the two backends.
On the top left-hand side of the screen, select Create a resource > Networking > Front Door > Create.
In the Create a Front Door, you start with adding the basic info and provide a subscription where you want the Front Door to be configured. Similarly, like any other Azure resource you also need to provide a ResourceGroup and a Resource Group region if you are creating a new one. Lastly, you need to provide a name for your Front Door.
Once the basic info is filled in, the first step you need to define is the frontend host for the configuration. The result should be a valid domain name like myappfrontend.azurefd.net. This hostname needs to be globally unique but Front Door will take care of that validation.
Next, you need to configure your application backend(s) in a backend pool for Front Door to know where your application resides.
Click the '+' icon to add a backend pool and then specify a name for your backend pool, say myBackendPool.
Next, click on Add Backends to add your websites created earlier.
Select Target host type as 'App Service', select the subscription in which you created the web site and then choose the first web site from the Target host name, that is, myAppServicePlanEastUS.azurewebsites.net.
Leave the remaining fields as is for now and click Add'.
You can optionally choose to update the Health Probes and Load Balancing settings for the backend pool, but the default values should also work. Click Add.
Lastly, click the '+' icon on Routing rules to configure a routing rule. This is needed to map your frontend host to the backend pool, which basically is configuring that if a request comes to myappfrontend.azurefd.net, then forward it to the backend pool myBackendPool. Click Add to add the routing rule for your Front Door. You should now be good to creating the Front Door and so click on Review and Create.
You must ensure that each of the frontend hosts in your Front Door has a routing rule with a default path ('/*') associated with it. That is, across all of your routing rules there must be at least one routing rule for each of your frontend hosts defined at the default path ('/*'). Failing to do so, may result in your end-user traffic not getting routed correctly.
Once you create a Front Door, it will take a few minutes for the configuration to be deployed globally everywhere. Once complete, access the frontend host you created, that is, go to a web browser and hit the URL myappfrontend.azurefd.net. Your request will automatically get routed to the nearest backend to you from the specified backends in the backend pool.
If you want to test Front Door's instant global failover in action, you can go to one of the web sites you created and stop it. Based on the Health Probe setting defined for the backend pool, we will instantly fail over the traffic to the other web site deployment. You can also test behavior, by disabling the backend in the backend pool configuration for your Front Door.
When no longer needed, delete the resource groups, web applications, and all related resources.
In this quickstart, you created a Front Door that allows you to direct user traffic for web applications that require high availability and maximum performance. To learn more about routing traffic, read the Routing Methods used by Front Door.


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IGP ORDERS CPs TO ACTIVATE ICCES, TO FORTIFY INEC FACILITIES
The Inspector-General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba has ordered Commissioners of Police in charge of State Police Commands to promptly activate the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security with a view to engaging stakeholders in evolving strategies for mitigating threats to the 2023 General Elections within their jurisdiction.
Force public relations officer Olumuyiwa Adejobi in a statement says the IGP notes that political violence, hate speech, threats, political intolerance, misinformation, and political extremism are potential threats to democracy and national security interests, and therefore urged all State Police Commissioners to work in synergy with other members of the ICCES to reduce occurrence and threats of violence to its barest minimum with swift prosecution of violators of extant electoral laws.
Similarly, the IGP has enjoins Commissioners of Police in charge of State Commands to ensure adequate and strategic deployment of officers and assets, as well as coordinate, deploy, and supervise officers from other security agencies scheduled for election duty, in accordance with ICCES directives and fortify all facilities of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) within their areas of responsibility even as electoral materials are being relocated to such facilities, to ensure the safety and security of INEC personnel and materials before, during and after the 2023 General Elections
Meanwhile, the IGP has ordered the distribution of gadgets, anti-riot gear, and personal protective equipment (PPE) for Police Officers across the federation in preparation for the 2023 General Election security management duty.
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That looks like the vid from Auto Fanatics...he's got some great vids for our rides!! Of note, next change I'm definitely going to remove the driver's front wheel for better access to the filter canister...was a pain last time and made a mess!!
I did my first change with the wheel off, had them all off actually because I was changing out the center caps. It didn't seem to make a lot of difference for access to the filter canister. I did cut up a new funnel to use as a drain as Auto Fanatic suggested and it kept most of the oil going where I wanted it to go. Saw another vid with a guy using a bent piece of cardboard to direct the oil but it looked pretty messy so I went with the whacked up funnel instead.
2018 GT350, Orange Fury, black stripes/white accent, Convenience Pkg.
Just did my first change a couple weeks ago. It was no problem removing and reinstalling/torquing the filter with the tire on. I used a "form-a-funnel" to direct the oil. Spilled just a few drops but that was operator error from not positioning it very well at first.
Yes. Auto Fanatic video. No mess.
I'm so glad I slipped just into the sweet spot for this change. Bought my 2017 GT350 in August of last year. So glad I don't have the conventional spin filter. Also really really love that oil pan plug. This thing was easy pesy to change, even with the torque specs being required.
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Does Ford allow you to use Amsoil 5-50?
Ford can only suggest but not tell you what oil to use under warranty. If you use a different oil just be sure to have a receipt from who ever does oil change and if yourself a receipt showing it was the proper weight and amount put in (10 quarts) in case you have any engine problems later on they can't try to blame it on the oil.
Just as info here in Canada I buy a kit from my local Ford dealer, 10 quarts, filter and new rain plug o-ring for $124.95 plus tax CDN.
My friends in America should be able to get it much less I would think.
16 GT350 Tech Pkg.......and loving it Cheif!
When I first looked it up the cheapest I saw was $140 US - my dealer charged me $105 for the service, so done deal. I have seen the kit on line recently for $90. And for $15 I'll still let the dealer do it. I do oil changes for 4 other cars and 4 motorcycles, and getting rid of filters and used oil is possible, but a nuisance.


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Coronavirus in Pennsylvania
COVID in Pa. weekly update, Dec. 1: Cases, hospitalizations increase over Thanksgiving week
PENNSYLVANIA (WHTM) — According to data checked at 9:15 a.m. on Dec. 1, 2022, there were 10,489 new cases of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania from Wednesday, Nov. 23, through Tuesday, Nov. 29, according to data from the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
The daily case breakdown from the most recent seven days, according to DOH data, is as follows:
Nov. 23 — 1,994
Nov. 24 — 994
The total number of new cases this past week is up about 6% from the number reported the previous week when there were 9,878 new cases reported between Nov. 16 and Nov. 22 (as of DOH data from Nov. 23).
What's Going Around: Flu, RSV, COVID, stomach bug
The statewide percent positivity for the week of Nov. 23-29 was 9.9%, according to the DOH. This is higher than the previous week's positivity rate of 9.2% (Nov. 16-22). Eight Midstate counties had an above-average positivity rate last week, and two had a below-average percent positivity.
There are currently 1,269 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19 in the state, with 162 adult coronavirus patients in the intensive care unit, according to DOH data. Hospitalizations are up by 140 people since last week, and the number of adult COVID-19 patients in the ICU increased by 18 patients since abc27's previous COVID-19 update from Nov. 23.
According to the DOH, the total number of deaths attributed to COVID-19 in Pennsylvania is 48,387, which is 116 more than the number of cumulative deaths reported as of Nov. 23.
According to the CDC's COVID-19 Community Levels tool, which is updated on Thursdays, Juniata and Mifflin counties had a medium COVID-19 community level, and the rest of the counties in the Midstate were at a low community level.
MIDSTATE COVID-19 POSITIVITY RATES
MOST RECENT 7 DAYS
Positivity Rate
Dauphin 15.9%
Cumberland 14.2%
Juniata 13.4%
Perry 13.4%
Lebanon 12.1%
Lancaster 11.1%
Mifflin 11.1%
York 10.2%
Franklin 9.0%
Adams 8.7%
Statewide average: 9.9% | Source: Pennsylvania Department of Health
As of Nov. 30, 65.6% of Pennsylvanians in all age groups are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and 75% have received at least one vaccine dose, according to the Pennsylvania COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard.
Also according to the COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard, 11.9% of Pennsylvanians of all ages have received a bivalent COVID-19 booster dose.
Flu season intensifies with 6M infected in US: CDC
According to the CDC COVID Data Tracker, 81.8% of Pennsylvanians ages 18 and older have fully completed their primary series of vaccines according to data checked on Dec. 1.
A total of 24,961,097 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered to Pennsylvanians as of Dec. 1, according to the DOH.
Note: The number of new COVID-19 cases per day reported by the Pennsylvania Department of Health may fluctuate after the publication of this article as the department receives additional data. The department's COVID-19 Dashboard is updated on Wednesdays, according to the website.
Lancaster Co. family charged for drugs, animal neglect


BlueStacks is an Android apps player for computer/PC. After installing BlueStacks on your computer, you can able to access the Android application just like in Android phone. But sometime their users are not feeling friendly with this app because there is a little bit different process to use it. All things are same just like in Android phones, but when we are trying to upload and download picture and videos from this app then there will be a little different task to do for us. In this alticle am going to give you some tips to download picture or videos from your BlueStacks app to computer. For complete this process you have to make 2 step procedure. Follow the procedure given below to operate successfully.
• First of all make sure you have been installed a File Manager application in your BlueStacks. If not, then don't worry about it, just installed it right now.
• Open a File Manager application in your BlueStacks and browse a file which you want to download.(There is a folder such as like Picture/DCIM, Movies which contain pictures and videos respectively).
• Copy the file from the respective folder which you want to download from BlueStacks. ("Copy" option will appear after Tap in file).
• Now again browse the folder named "bstfolder" and open it.
• Open the folder named "BstSharedFolder" and paste the file. ("Paste" option is located in the top left sidebar).
• Find out a folder named "ProgramData" and open it (Normally this folder does not appear so you need to mark on click Show hidden files and folders).
• Open the folder named "BlueStacks >> UserData >> SharedFolder". This folder is your destination. You will get your file which is pasted in BlueStacks.
If you follow correctly, this procedure which is given above, then you definitely reach your destination. I think you enjoyed this post and if you have any confusions/questions then do not hesitate to comment below.


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Q: Is the use of exec for variable assignment pythonic? Consider this code:
self._t10_test = None
self._t20_test = None
self._t30_test = None

id_lst = ['10', '20', '30']
msg_lst = ['Message for A', 'Message for B', 'Message for C')

Is it correct to make use of exec in this scenario?
for id, msg in zip(id_lst, msg_lst):
    exec((f'self._t{id}_test = {msg}')

Or would this be more pythonic?
for id, msg in zip(id_lst, msg_lst):
    set_msg(id, msg)

def set_msg(id, msg):
    if id == '10':
        self._t10_test = msg
    elif id == '20':
        self._t20_test = msg
    elif id == '30':
        self._t30_test = msg

A: The use of exec() is invariably a bad idea. I find generally that if you ever think you need variables within variable names, a better choice is to use a dictionary. For your example:
self._t_test = {'10': None,
                '20': None,
                '30': None}

id_lst = ['10', '20', '30']
msg_lst = ['Message for A', 'Message for B', 'Message for C']

for i, msg in zip(id_lst, msg_lst):
    self._t_test[i] = msg

Which gives us:
>>> self._t_test
{'10': 'Message for A', '20': 'Message for B', '30': 'Message for C'}
>>> self._t_test['10']
'Message for A'

You could even use a dictionary comprehension:
>>> self._t_test = {k: v for k, v in zip(id_lst, msg_lst)}
>>> self._t_test
{'10': 'Message for A', '20': 'Message for B', '30': 'Message for C'}


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22/12/2013 — Zak Brown
Unrest in the Ukraine: imperialism and rivalry
Last Saturday, December 14, US Senator and former GOP presidential candidate John McCain arrived in Kiev to meet with Ukrainian opposition leaders. The meeting comes during a tumultuous period for Ukrainian politics as hundreds of thousands of anti-government protesters have gathered over the past weeks to express blatant discontent with current President Viktor Yanukovych and his administration. Yanukovych recently made the decision to strike a number of economic deals with Russia effectively crowding out European engagement on several planes; this has been received as a sign Yanukovych is moving towards Putin's political ambitions for the former Soviet states. The recent deal combined with numerous charges of corruption which span the past few years prompted opposition leaders in parliament to try and force Yanukovych out of office with a vote of 'no confidence'. Although the vote failed to bring down Yanukovych's administration it severely damaged the political capital thereof and unleashed the flood gate of protests which now fill the streets of Kiev.
The protests caught the immediate attention of the world with the visit of John McCain (and his subsequent blame of Obama) as well as the broader Left with the toppling of Lenin's monument of protesters in Kiev.
Both instances can perhaps lend understanding to the political contradictions at work in the Ukraine.
The current political struggle in the Ukraine can be characterized as a struggle, foremost, between imperialist centers; a contradiction of decisive inter-imperialist rivalry. Arguably the most aggressive imperialist conglomerate being the EU is locked in a grudge match of softpower with geo-political rival, Russia. Both of whom wish to extend political dominance in part for the immediate benefit of an industrialized Ukraine and to counter-pose the desire of the other. Yanukovych's move to fall under the Russian wing immediately found backlash from the pro-European factions of parliament and sublimated anti-Russian sentiments in the Ukraine especially in the western half of the country. McCain's visit now begins to invoke sentiments of the NATO alliance against Russian imperialism despite the remarkably ambiguous tone coming from the White House.
Moreover, the toppling of Lenin's monument narrates several features of this inter-imperialist rivalry, particularly among the pro-EU forces. First, we see a starkly anti-Communist and anti-Russian character exuded by the quickly growing fascist Svoboda Party formerly known as the Social-National Party of Ukraine. The All-Ukrainian Union Svoboda, led by Neo-Nazis, gave up their swastikas in the mid 2000's for suits, ties, and a "soft" ultra-nationalist platform that has exploded in popularity over the past couple months. Among their immediate demands include the resignation of Yanukovych, the dismissal of his administration, and a host of fascist political points designed to combat what their leader Oleh Tyahnybok has called the "Muscovite-Jewish mafia". Interestingly, 'Svoboda' translates to 'freedom' reflecting the conception that Ukrainian self-determination lies within the depths of fierce nationalism and anti everything that might be considered Russian (a point which some have hideously attributed to Stalin and the Ukrainian famine of the 1930s). More interesting is how Svoboda and other nationalist factions have reconciled their ideology under the banner of pan-European solidarity; the belief that the Ukraine is decidedly European and a closer relationship with Europe will strengthen the Ukraine as a nation.
And perhaps that is the strength of this emerging European imperialist order; first with the carrot of soft power and 'mutual cooperation' followed by the stick of sanctions and in the case of former colonial possessions, brute force. Of course the terminology behind 'emerging' is uncharacteristic of the broader European imperialist and colonialist historicity. Although the interests of the European imperialists took the back seat to a US-led NATO during the Cold War, the end thereof has meant a resurgence of formally European interests. However, the European monopolists have been able to repackage their conquests under the political guise of 'democratization' and the economic interests of the young national bourgeoisie especially in Eastern Europe. The 'softening' of tactics has meant this diluted European imperialism has been able to slip through the cultural cracks constructed during the previous era.
To this end it appears that eventually the EU will win if the course of developments remains unchanged. Forces within the US, Europe, and more recently the UN are putting tremendous pressure on Yanukovych and his administration to err on the side of their pro-West detractors. While Russia will exercise its heavy economic gravity to sway the Ukraine little can be done to change the opinion of many Ukrainians who find Russia synonymous with foreign domination.
While the people of the Ukraine should rightfully seek their self-determination the European imperialist center cannot offer anything other than subjugation. This is not to bend towards metaphysics in the realm of national liberation and internationalism. In the specific context of global monopoly capital the correct resolution to inter-imperialist rivalry is more complicated than 'anything-but-Europe'; or conversely, 'anything-but-Russia'. Therefore the question in regard to inter-imperialist rivalry becomes not discerning principal to secondary contradictions but rather the aspects thereof. It is scientifically and generally impossible to form a solid political line on the political contradiction within the Ukraine without first investigating the social realities of the nation. This is the method by which knowledge can become a system of action tempered by anti-imperialist practice; this is the method Communists must adopt in relation to the current situation.
Until then the world will watch and wait for the resolution of this deepening contradiction.
http://www.businessinsider.com/john-mccain-meets-oleh-tyahnybok-in-ukraine-2013-12
http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/08/world/europe/ukraine-protests/
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/World/2013/12/22/Ukraine-opposition-urges-more-protests-forms-political-bloc.aspx
http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/366682/roots-ukraine-protests-stalins-genocide-alec-torres
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Vortec 7 DAWT Summary of Test Results
In 1997 Vortec installed 7.3 meter diameter DAWT prototype. Developers claimed that the Vortec 7 was the first full-scale DAWT ever built. It didn't go well, though Vortec raised a lot of money before they went defunct—with the money.
This summary reflects my view at the time. Key participants were acknowledging the technical failure of Vortec 7, but they couched their failure in arcane technical language at arcane conferences.
I came across this paper while researching DAWTs for an upcoming book.
Unlike the hype leading up to the "demonstration" of the turbine, the damning conclusions seldom garner any press. By then it's all to late.
Aerodynamic analysis and monitoring of the Vortec 7 diffuser-augmented wind turbine by Derek Grant Phillips, Trevor Nash, et al, paper presented at the 1998 IPENZ.
Selected conclusions with emphasis added.
Simplified one-dimensional arguments lead to predictions of speed-ups of about 2 and power augmentations of about 4, but such power levels have not been observed to date.
The velocity profile across the blade plane showed lower speeds closer to the hub, and a high speed region beyond the blade tips. As a consequence, power measurements were not as high as predicted by Foreman [Grumman Aerospace contractor to DOE], who assumed uniform velocity across the blade plane as measured beyond the blade tips.


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Q: Results regarding $E[\min X,Y]$. when $X$ and $Y$ are independent, of given distributions. Working on fairly unrelated stuff, I needed to prove the following, fairly easy results, and I wonder if anyone can provide references to the literature.  Not being a probabilist I wouldn't know where to start looking.
I.  Let $X$ and $Y$ be two integrable random variables, and let $X'$ and $Y'$ have the same distributions, respectively, and be indepdendent from $X$ and $Y$.
Then
$$ E[\min \{X,X'\} + \min \{Y,Y'\} - 2\min\{ X,Y'\}] \geq 0 $$
and equality holds iff $X$ and $Y$ have the same distribution
II.  Let $X$ be a random variable, and let $\cal F$ be some sub-algebra.
Let $Y$ have the same conditional distribution as $X$ over $\cal F$, indepndently from $X$ over $\cal F$, and let $Z$ have the same distribution as $X$, independently from $X$.
Then
$$ E[\min \{X,Y\}] \geq E[ \min \{X,Z\} ] $$
and equality holds iff  $X$ is independent from $\cal F$.

A: If the cumulative distribution function of $X$ is $G$ while the probabiity density $g=G^\prime,$ then the probability density of $\min(X, X^\prime)$ is $2 g G.$ Similarly, if the CDF of $Y$ is $H,$ with density $h,$ the probability density of $\min(Y, Y^\prime)$ is $2 h H,$ and that of $\min(X, Y')$ is $g H + h G.$ So, your expectation is $2\int x (g G + h H - g H - h G) d x  = \int x d(G-H)^2.$ If $G=H,$ the integral is $0,$ as you conjecture,  but if $G\neq H$ the expectation is nonnegative  if the random variable is nonnegative.
I don't quite understand the second question...


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The agreement will make available $7 billion toward the second phase of a 10-year transit expansion plan.
Burnaby Mayor Derek Corrigan says the second phase will include the addition of 900,000 hours of bus service per year.
It also includes rapid transit projects for the Broadway corridor in Vancouver and light-rail in Surrey.
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Q: Seleção multi-linha no VS Code Existe alguma forma de fazer seleção multi-linha no VS Code, da forma como se faz no Sublime e em outras IDE's?
Eu tentei o ALTSHIFT + seta que funciona no Visual Studio, mas ao invés de selecionar multi-linha o VS Code ou seleciona a linha (seta pra direita) ou copia a linha (seta para baixo).

A: No VS Code selecione a tag e use as teclas Crtl + D. Que ele vai selecionando as tags abaixo a cada toque em D.

A: Vou contribuir com essas 4 formas de selecionar linhas de forma independente usando cliques de mouse e alguns atalhos de teclado.
Opção 1
A primeira é segurando Alt e clicando 3x em algum caractere da linha (o primeiro clique marca o cursor, o segundo clique seleciona a palavra e o terceiro clique seleciona a frase)

Opção 2
Nessa opção pressionando Alt vc clica nas linhas que quer marcar, depois aperta Ctrl+L e vai selecionar a linha inteira

Atalho  Ctrl+L

Opção 3
Nessa opção pressionando Alt vc clica no início de cada linha que quer selecionar e depois aperta Shift + End

Opção 4
Pressionando e arrastando o Wheel Button do mouse (é só pressionar e arrastar a rodinha de scroll do mouse)

A: Isso pode ser feito usando a combinação Alt + Botão principal do mouse.
Isso vai criando um cursor por linha clicada, segurando o botão do mouse e arrastando para selecionar, permite selecionar várias linhas.
Ou então, é possível usar a combinação
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + (↑ ou → ou ↓ ou ←).
Onde, as setas pra cima e pra baixo são usadas para subir/descer linhas e as setas pra esquerda e pra direita para selecionar parte do texto pro respectivo lado.

A: Cara, eu acredito que o que você esteja procurando é transformar uma seleção em bloco em uma seleção multi linhas, certo?
O que da pra fazer é:
Windows:

1. Selecionar o texto que você deseja

2. Pressionar as teclas Ctrl + Alt + Shift + →
Neste momento, você já terá a sua seleção de bloco, transformada em seleção multi linhas.
Para selecionar todas as linhas do início ao fim, é só você apertar a tecla Home e depois apertar as teclas Shift + End
Neste momento, você terá a seleção completa das linhas, individualmente, como na imagem a seguir:

MacOS:

1. Selecionar o texto que você deseja

2. Pressionar as teclas command + option/alt + shift + →
Neste momento, você já terá a sua seleção de bloco, transformada em seleção multi linhas.
Para selecionar todas as linhas do início ao fim, é só você apertar a tecla command + ← e depois apertar as teclas command + shift + →
Neste momento, você terá a seleção completa das linhas, individualmente, como na imagem a seguir:

Espero ter ajudado :)


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The DePauw community lost a wonderful man on Nov. 14, 2017, someone whose vast interests caused Judie, his wife of 37 years, to dub him "a Renaissance man." Distinguished in his vocation, devoted to books, animals, art, flying airplanes and travel, Charles Epperson took what he learned at DePauw – the importance of hard work, the necessity of lifelong learning and the pursuit of excellence – and applied it to his life.
Charlie Epperson spent his childhood in Evansville, then followed his father, uncle and aunt to DePauw, where he studied pre-med and pledged his father's fraternity, Delta Upsilon. His closest, lifelong friends and steady traveling companions were former DePauw trustee and classmate Andrew J. Paine Jr. '59 and his wife, Jane Medaris Paine '60.
Epperson served his country as a pilot in the U.S. Air Force and planned to fly jets professionally until back surgery forced him to change his mind. After a medical discharge, he attended the Indiana University School of Dentistry, spent more than four decades practicing dentistry and taught for 28 years in the crown and bridge department of the school.
With jets out of the question, Charlie flew gliders and small power planes. He also painted and sculpted, even taking a life drawing class for two semesters. Lake-living meant Charlie could take up sailing again, a skill he learned from his classmate, Joe Allen, while they were at DePauw. The Eppersons also competed in hunter-jumper horse shows in Florida and throughout the Midwest. They owned and showed Affenpinchers and Briards at dog shows, including the iconic Westminster Kennel Club Show at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Generosity and philanthropy were hallmarks of Charlie Epperson's life. He especially believed in sharing his legacy with DePauw, where he began his lifelong love of books and learning. "The DePauw education 'took' on Charlie," Judie said. "He was interested in almost everything; his tastes were catholic, and there was always, always a book in his hands. He never – and I do mean never – left the house without a book."
Judie notes that her husband believed it was his responsibility to be generous, and they shared the philosophy. "If you are fortunate enough to enjoy success," Judie said, "it's your responsibility to give back to others." With this in mind, the Eppersons are providing generously for DePauw through a planned bequest, with the expectation that their gift will encourage and affect liberal arts education for many years into the future.


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2021 10th International Conferenceon Bioinformatics and Biomedical Science (ICBBS 2021)
October 29-31, 2021, Xiamen, China (Online)
Publication: ACM Conference Proceedings (ISBN: 978-1-4503-8430-8) (in press), and the selected papers of ICBBS 2021 have been published in the Genes as a Special Issue, indexed by Scopus, SCIE and so on (Click).
The delegates from various countries and regions like Russia, Mexico, Italy, USA, Japan, Peru, China, Brazil, and so on participated and presented in the conference.
On October 30, 2021, Prof. Kenta Nakai from The University of Tokyo made an Opening Remarks, which was followed by three wonderful keynote speeches and 1 invited speech. The keynote speeches were carried by Prof. Cathy Wu from University of Delaware, Prof. Xuegong Zhang from Tsinghua University, Prof. Tohru Kamiya from Kyushu Institute of Technology. The invited speech was delivered by Prof. Chen Qiao from Xi'an Jiaotong University. On October 31, Prof. Zheng Zhou from Chinese Academy of Sciences and Prof. Peiyu Zhang from Henan University made interesting invited speeches.
Six oral sessions on "Computational Biology and Biomedical Signal Analysis", "Machine Learning in Biomedical Engineering", "Biomedical Imaging and Image Processing", "Applied Statistics and Modeling in Biomedicine", "Bioinformatics and Gene Analysis", "Oncology, Pharmacy and Clinical Medicine" were successfully held under the joint efforts of session chairs and all presenters. Thiago Eustaquio Alves de Oliveira from Lakehead University, Weihao Pan from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Jiaqi Wu from Kyushu Institute of Technology, Ziyi Xiao from New York University Shanghai, Bhuvan Mittal from University of North Texas and Kazuki Takabatake from Tokyo Institute of Technology won the Best Oral Presentation Awards. The detailed information can be found Here.
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I get asked a lot about this, and the fact is I can't provide the definitive answer. However, I can say that I highly recommend the TRADE master 3d system. It is currently my favorite, and one of the best ways to learn 3D printing in general. Just like using the mouse to move a tool around, 3D printing moves around your body and the objects that you manipulate with it.
I have a friend who loves to trade in and out of 3D printing. He got into the game because it was fun and its graphics were awesome. I think he got into it because it was the only thing he knew. I got into it because I was bored and curious. However, it turns out that trading in 3D printing isn't exactly simple, because it's a skill.
I think that the first thing that you need to learn is not to think that you know how to use the mouse to move around. The first thing you need to do is to see the world, the 3D world. You can learn to use the mouse, but you need to get used to the 3D world before you can learn how to move around in it.
I've found trading in 3D printing to be almost impossible, and it's only because I've never tried it. I believe that if you want to learn the actual mechanics of 3D printing, you would need to become a 3D printer themselves. But if you want to learn how to make things in 3D, you can learn it with a lot of help from other people.
I have been trading with other people for years, and I can say with 100% certainty that it is easier to make things in 3D when you have the guidance of other people. If you have a bunch of friends that you know are really good at 3D printing, it's actually very hard to break the chain and make something without help.
3D printing is a new technology that has yet to achieve mainstream adoption. Because so few people have the money to spend on one of these new ways of making something 3D, no one but a very few people are making the really good stuff. But it isn't like you can just make all of your own stuff. You have to sell the 3D printer, the printing machine, the software, and the print head.
If you have the money, you can make something of great quality without much of a trade. You can make something that looks like a piece of art. Something that is really unique, but one that can be easily replicated and sold. The problem you run into is that you can't make something that looks like the original, you can only make an exact copy. You can't come up with a 3D print you can't duplicate.
So far, so good. The 3D printer is the most important item in this trade. At least for this game, it is a very useful one. If you have the money, you can make something of great quality that looks like a piece of art. You can even make something that does something that the original does, but one that you can't replicate. You don't get to choose the original, but you do get to choose the desired outcome.
Well, no way to get a print of that, but I still think it is a very good trade. It allows a lot of people who don't have access to 3D printing to have something that can be duplicated, but it is also a good trade for those who do, because they can get something that can look like a 3D print.
I think the original is a really cool trade. It allows artists to create something that is a piece of art in and of its own right. I was having so much fun with my first version of the final, but I do think it was a little too much of a piece of art itself. The final version was a bit too much like an art piece. It was too much like you were buying a print in a store.
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