I read Janet's information (bulimic for 30 years) - and can very much relate. I am about there - 42 years old next week. I can remember hiding food young. I can remember watching The Best Little Girl in the World - and wanting to be anorexic. I loved the way she looked. I wanted to feel bones. I went that way for a bit - but I hit puberty early and enjoyed my curves. And I still binged and hid food. I think I was about 10 or 11 when I discovered throwing up, laxitives and such. When Karen Carpenter died, I used the Ipacac (sp) for a bit to see how close I could come.
After that - I don't remember a time when I haven't been bulimic. I will go through healthy times - usually on Weight Watchers - where I feel like my body is working. I will exercise and actually be hungry rather than crave food. But I still use laxitaves and throwing up or starving the day after a binge to control weight - even on the good days.
When I was pregnant - I did ok. I did not gain too much weight - and did not throw up often. I have two beautiful, healthy, confident girls. I am scared to death that I will do this/give this to them.
Today is one of the kind of days that make me crazy. This will happen at work from time to time - I will eat too much - and I won't be able to throw up. My mood and spirits are awful. I am not a good mother with the food in my stomach. I can feel my pants get tighter, my flesh get larger. I hate it. I, like most bulimics, I imagine, know where and when they can throw up. I know which restaurants have private bathrooms, I know which bathrooms at work are least frequented. In college, I would throw up in the plastic grocery bags in my dorm room - and then throw them down the chute. So today - it has been hours since the binge - and I did not throw up. I am scattered - not in a great mood - and I feel ugly.
The funny thing is - it is hard to define the binge. Some days it is two or three bags of mcdonalds. Other days it is just three normal meals. I like to go to bed empty - and maybe hungry. The only food I don't fret over is fruit - but that is not something I binge on either.
I apologize for bad spelling or grammar above! I don't want to be this person. I like about 60% of me. I want to be that 60%. I don't want my kids to remember me always dieting or always in the bathroom after dinner.
My husband is wonderful - and will support me. I just don't know how to let anyone help me with this after this much time. I should be able to do it. In a way - I feel like I have cheated on him. I have this other life - he knew a bit about it before we married, but we have never revisited the topic. So basically - I cheat with food, with my fingers down my throat, with laxitives, and with selfish focus on my body rather than our lives.
Any and all guidance, suggestions, hope, and humor are greatly appreicated.


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Legislators in Texas have been working toward passing a host of laws to reform the state's Child Protective Services agency. New legislation has been crafted to improve the agency which has seen multiple dilemmas resulting in detrimental safety problems for children in the state. There have been several bills introduced this year aimed at improving the agency. One bill, in particular, House Bill 39, seeks in part to require medical exams to be performed more quickly on children who have been newly placed into the foster care system.
HB 39, introduced by Rep. Gene Wu (D-Houston), would mandate that the state's Department of Family Protective Services schedule a medical examination for children who have been in temporary state custody for longer than three business days. Children in rural locations would be required to receive a medical exam within seven business days.
While the bill was originally centered around hastening medical exams for new foster children, questions arose regarding whether vaccines would be included as part of these medical exams. Rep. Bill Zedler (R-Arlington), the vice chairman of the Texas Freedom Caucus, introduced an amendment to HB 39 to make vaccinations exempt from the required medical treatments. The bill saw a turbulent debate upon Zedler's amendment as the discussion turned to childhood vaccines and who should be responsible for crucial medical decisions when custody is obscured.
"You get that child back five, eight, 10 days later, and they've now had that surgery or they've had these vaccinations," Zedler said according to Dallas Morning News. "That's an issue of liberty."
Wu was vocal about his belief that the law allows the state to assume authority in such situations. "Let me make very clear: the moment a child is removed from their home – the moment the child is removed – by law, the child is now a child of the state of Texas," said Wu. "We have the responsibility to make sure that child is safe and is given proper medical care. That is the law."
"When we put into the law that we are limiting the ability of our agency that is tasked with taking care of a child that is in their custody and they are legally responsible for, we are setting a dangerous precedent," Wu continued. "This is the same thing I told you when we argued over my bills and this is the same thing I will tell you again when we argue over this bill."
Rep. Jonathan Stickland (R-Bedford) questioned Wu's choice of wording: "Mr. Wu, you used the word 'belongs to the state of Texas.' Do you want to rethink that wording?" he asked. Stickland then interrupted Wu's response and went on to ask "True or false: that CPS has taken children and found that they were wrong in doing so? And returned the child? Has that happened, Representative Wu?" Wu acknowledged that it has occurred "on rare occasions."
Stickland challenged not only Wu but also Rep. Sarah Davis (R-West University Place), who sought to add an additional amendment in response to the amendment of Zedler's, which would allow "cancer-preventing" vaccines to be administered, particularly the HPV vaccine.
Davis noted statistics related to cervical cancer deaths and low HPV vaccination rates in Texas and said that "the HPV vaccine will eliminate cervical cancer." Stickland asked Davis if she believed that parents had the right to choose medical procedures for their children. Davis responded that she believed "children that have been taken from their parents and are in protective custody undergoing a medical examination should be given a vaccine that prevents them from developing cancer."
Stickland asked Davis if she understood that they were discussing the issue of children in temporary custody with no parental rights terminated during the medical exams. "Agreed, but cancer is not temporary," Davis answered.
Stickland repeated his question of whether she thinks parents have the right to choose medical procedures for their children, and Davis said that "we have to find a balance because there is absolutely in my opinion zero science behind the fact that any vaccines are systematically harming children."
Rep. Jeff Leach (R-Plano) also challenged Davis' amendment and said that it appeared that her amendment would transfer decision-making authority from families to a physician. Leach asked Davis if her amendment "goes against the wishes" of a child or the parents.
Leach added that he was not interested in deciding which vaccines are "good or bad" or who needs to be vaccinated, but was focusing on the question of who would have the authority to make vaccination decisions under her amendment. "Who at the core at the very basic level, who should make this decision?" Leach asked Davis.
Davis's amendment was tabled in a 74-64 vote; Zedler's amendment to prohibit vaccines during medical exams was passed in a 74-58 vote, with another amendment attached by Wu to allow for tetanus shots to be administered in emergencies.
Zedler later said to The Texas Tribune that the majority of parents that he's communicated with are not overall opposed to vaccines but are troubled by the scheduling. He also said that "the only one that might possibly be [an emergency] is a tetanus shot."
In the video below, Wu makes the ominous claim that parents — who've not been found guilty of any wrongdoing — no longer have care over their children and that those children now belong to the state. When the state begins to claim they own our children, something is very wrong.
New Hampshire-based writer Annabelle Bamforth is focused on breaking the left/right paradigm through new media and local politics. Annabelle is the editor-in-chief of Emmy-winning journalist Ben Swann's Truth In Media Project and a producer for Mr. Swann's Truth In Media episodes. This article first appeared here at The Free Thought Project.
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Interesting article on – The Stringer Independent News website
article title – Thousands of homeless children, toddlers are forgotten on Australian streets – by Gerry Georgatos.
The attitude that believes it is okay to allow poverty to exist – the tight arss mentality in any society – inflicts upon all the people & not just a few. There is no need for poverty – it is a deliberate act on the part of The Establishment.
And money hemorrhages from the coffers as a consequence.
This is a great website & it's a much needed Australian website.
Currency is a system of money in use in a particular country.
Coupons / Food Stamps & any other type's of exchange – given to the undeserving poor –
COMPETES with the authentic money system of that country ……… AND – DEVALUES THE MONEY – in turn DEVALUING the nations NET WORTH on the domestic market & further on GLOBAL MARKETS.
I wonder if Our Malcolm understands the concept of money & how to utilize it to the nations best advantage – as he cuts into Aged Pensions & Newstart Allowence .. & when they have made every one that bit poorer – they pray for A CONSUMER LEAD RECOVERY.
Where is the love man – because there certainly is no logic.
Compulsory Superannuation:
On pay day the bastards are all over us like a rash.
No matter what a worker spends his or her money on in Australia – it is contributing to a vibrant economy.
When you CONFISCATE said monies
a) the economy is all the poorer.
b) the kind of investment that superannuation funds invest in are counterproductive to that nations wealth
c) that money is virtually pulled out of mainstream economy of the nation
d) it is akin to giving the cash away to INTERNATIONAL THIEVES
e) never to be seen again
Money given over in exchange for work – pulled out of the mainstream economy – leaves a big black hole in Australia's economy = hemorrhage.
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Q: Restrict accesible files and directories on Apache MINA FtpServer I've adopted Apache FtpServer as a library of my file sharing app. However I expose that I can set the permission of files/directories.
e.g. I have many files/directories under home directory, but I just want to make only the ~/A/, ~/B/, ~/c.txt and ~/d.mp4 to be accessible via FTP connection.
Obviously it is not a good idea to make a temporary director as  client root and copy files into, but there seems to be no built-in solution of Apache FtpServer.
Currently I am considering about implementing a FtpFile class for myself, but I'm still confused and hesitating.

A: Create your own implementation of the FileSystemFactory.
Or derive your implementation from the default NativeFileSystemFactory. And change the createFileSystemView method to return only the entries you want.

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At the start of the month, we told you that Sony had confirmed early that Dishonored would be one of the free games for PS Plus April 2015 on PS3.
With just one week to go though until the full PS Plus April 2015 update lineup is revealed, we now wanted to focus on what Sony should offer gamers on PS4.
April now seems to be a key month for Sony, as not only do they have to respond to complaints of being 'second best' to Microsoft for March who offered Rayman Legends, but they also have to contend with Microsoft doubling up for April too by offering twice the amount of games.
That means the pressure is on Sony to deliver something equally as good for PS Plus and gamers will obviously want to see a game of 'AAA' quality for starters.
As usual, Sony should reveal the full list of games for PS Plus April by the end of this week, but as we saw last month – sometimes the information can be delayed.
Given that Dishonored is being offered on PS3, we hope that a similar game in the mould will be landing on PS4 too – if PS4 gamers get two indie games, we can already see there being one or two signs of frustration.
Do you agree that Sony needs to step up their game after seeing Microsoft offer Rayman Legends? As we await the announcement, let us know what you want to see for PS4 next month.
I would like games like battle field hardline and assassin creed 4. AAA games like that not indie games or early access we pay for games and thay give us indie like on Xbox they get an indie an AAA game with gold sometimes but we get indie. I guess what I'm trying to say is no more INDIES!!!!!!!!
I'm always hoping for AAA/SSS that I wouldn't usually buy that turns me onto an awesome series.
Driveclub, Assassin's Creed IV, The Evil Within, GTA V, Diablo 3, Wolfenstein or even Tomb Raider would make me happy. I just want one AAA game that I do not have to make me forget the last few crappy months of PS+.
For ps3 sony has been delivering a pike of junk month after month. The same type of games and most of the times never a offline multiplayer game. The annual fee is not that much but its frustrating to keep seeing second league games.
They definitely need to step it up. The PlayStation plus games while fun are not even comparable to the Xbox games . especially since Xbox gives the games to the gold members. PS4 only rents them to us. sorta like Gamefly but with multiple games, you can keep the games but if you quit your membership they delete them on you.
Step up their game because of Rayman Legends? WTF? Last month's PS+ offering may not have been stacked with AAA releases but they there were all GOOD games and light-years better than that goofy 90s relic.
looking at how it is i think it would be great for us psn plus subscribers if sony stepped up its game and took notice of the offers given by xbox the last of us or killzone on ps4.
This "AAA or gtfo" mentality is just stupid. Of course they're not gonna drop FC4 or Advanced Warfare in your lap for free. Sony is a business, not a charity. And im loving these indie games, most i wouldnt buy simply because disposable income is pretty tight these days. But this way i can lash out on a blockbuster game n get cheap thrills too. Win/Win folks!
Calling now: It's either Knack or Thief.
I guess it'd be cool for the folks who don't have it. I do, so I'd be a bit let down.
I do agree that Sony needs to step it up at this point, though. With the system having been out a year now, they could (and should) offer one of the launch games as a freebie. Knack, for example. It aint spectacular, but as a free game with the sub? Not too bad.
Rayman is a very old game now, why would Sony need to 'step their game up' because of that? They were the ones that started rewarding games. Not to mention the amazing games they've brought in trumps Xbox's by far, and seeing as I reap the spoils of both consoles I'm not being biased.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Legendary edition was given away in December, that's 4x more in value than Rayman Legends. Idiots.
Octodad would be a good indie along with a big game.
Rayman Legends is $8 used. It's no great deal to get it free. It was a good game but certainly not next gen. It was a pretty side scroller. I'd way rather have a good idid than that. Not sure why it's seen as a good deal other than it was a full release. Same with Thief. People want it because it was a full $60 game. But it stinks. There's no value it getting something bad for free.
Dishonered was a great game when it came out 3 years ago, but I guess anything is better than the Yawn fest that was Sherlock Holmes.
PSN game for PS4 are all crap, the good thing i have so far was Injustice and all the rest are garbage.
Dishonored would be cool but I already played it, but for people who have not played it would be great, fantastic game.
Sony must start delivering AAA games for PS4 no matter what MS is doing. That would be about time.


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Lealiifano to undergo bone marrow transplant next month
By Associated Press • 14 October 2016, 12:00AM
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australian international Christian Lealiifano is set to undergo a bone marrow transplant next month as he continues his recovery from leukemia, and remains hopeful of returning to play rugby at some level.
Lealiifano, a playmaking utility back who played 16 tests for the Wallabies and was co-captain of the Canberra-based Brumbies, has had two rounds of chemotherapy since being diagnosed with the cancer in August, soon after his involvement in Australia's series loss to England.
"Luckily enough for me my younger sister is a match," Lealiifano told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation on Friday, referring to the transplant. "For the family, that is quite a special thing and for your sister to give you the gift of trying to save your life, it's quite special.
"I've had two treatments of chemotherapy which have pretty much put me in remission going into this transplant."
Lealiifano is facing 12 months on the sidelines, at least, and the Brumbies are considering options — including a coaching role — to keep him involved with the club.
"I hope one day to be able to run out there on the field, whether that be club footy," he said. "If not, I'm happy to accept that as well. You've got to go in optimistic and positive."
The 29-year-old Lealiifano said he was confident of regaining his health.
"I'm young, pretty fit and I've got a suitable match," he said. "One thing they can't guarantee is that everyone will be cured, but (the transplant) gives you every chance of beating it."


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'''
Created on Mar 11, 2016

@author: cesar
'''
from tag2hierarchy.datatypes.hierarchies import Node
from tag2hierarchy.hierarchy.treeHandlers import transverseTree, setBranch
from tag2hierarchy.inference.tupleGenerator import generateNTuples
from tag2hierarchy.hierarchy.structureTest import purityFromGroundTruth
from tag2hierarchy.inference.training import obtainTreeNoise2
import numpy as np

def simpleBifurcation(bifurgationArguments):
    """
    """
    return np.random.randint(*bifurgationArguments)

def gaussianBifurcation(bifurgationArguments):
    """
    """
    return 2 + int(np.random.normal(*bifurgationArguments))

def simpleRandomBifurcations(numberOfLevels, maximumNumberOfNodes,
                             bifurcationsFunction=simpleBifurcation,
                             bifurcationFunctionArguments=(2, 6), verbose=False, gaussian=False):
    """
    Function which creates a nested tree of Node objects

    """
    if gaussian:
        bifurcationsFunction = gaussianBifurcation

    alreadyBifurcated = []
    objectTree = []
    nodeLabel = 0
    objectTree.append(Node(str(nodeLabel)))
    ready = False
    for level in range(numberOfLevels):
        if ready:
            break
        if verbose:
            print "Level: ", level
        nodesToModify = []
        for node in transverseTree(objectTree):
            if verbose:
                print node.name
            if node.name not in alreadyBifurcated:
                nodesToModify.append(node)
                alreadyBifurcated.append(node.name)

        if(len(nodesToModify) == 0):
            break
        else:
            for nodeToModify in nodesToModify:
                if verbose:
                    "Changing: ", nodeToModify.name
                numberOfNewNodes = bifurcationsFunction(bifurcationFunctionArguments)
                if numberOfNewNodes > 0:
                    nodeToModify.children = []
                for numb in range(numberOfNewNodes):
                    nodeLabel += 1
                    global newNode
                    newNode = Node(str(nodeLabel))
                    nodeToModify.children.append(newNode)
                    if(nodeLabel > maximumNumberOfNodes):
                        ready = True
                        break
                if ready:
                    break

    setBranch(objectTree)
    return objectTree

def generateAndTrain(generationParameters, trainingParameters,
                     resultsDir):
    """
    Creates a random tree, creates its tuples
    and trains a tree from these tuples

    Return

    generatedTree, trainedTree, purity
    """

    generatedObjectTree = simpleRandomBifurcations(generationParameters["numberOfLevels"],
                                                   generationParameters["maxNumberOfNodes"],
                                                   bifurcationFunctionArguments=generationParameters["bifurcationsParameter"],
                                                   gaussian=generationParameters["gaussian"])

    # ['BranchSizes', 'RootName', 'LevelSize', 'NumberOfNodes', 'NumberOfLevels']
    # print treeStats.allStats(generatedObjectTree)["NumberOfLevels"]

    tuples = generateNTuples(generatedObjectTree,
                             generationParameters["numberOfTuples"],
                             verbose=False,
                             withChildren=generationParameters["withChildren"],
                             withNoise=generationParameters["withNoise"])

    # trainedTree = obtainTree(tuples)
    allTrees, homeless, parentToDescendantStats, bestParentToDescendantStats = obtainTreeNoise2(tuples,
                                                                                trainingParameters["threshold"],
                                                                    verbose=False)

    purity = purityFromGroundTruth(generatedObjectTree,
                            allTrees,
                            verbose=False)

    return generatedObjectTree, allTrees, purity

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Hamilton is new Wofford golf coach
By golfclubsc on May 11, 2017 • ( Leave a comment )
Alex Hamilton comes to Wofford after a year as head coach at South Alabama.
The Wofford Terriers have named Alex Hamilton as their new golf coach. Hamilton takes over for the retiring Vic Lipscomb who guided the program for 13 years.
Hamilton was the head golf coach at South Alabama and has a long and successful background in the sport in South Carolina.
"During our search, one of the names that kept coming up was Alex's," said Wofford's Athletic Director Richard Johnson. "He has strong connections in the South Carolina golf community and has all the attributes we were looking for in a leader for this program," added Johnson.
Hamilton helped South Carolina to four straight NCAA Regionals and a trip to the NCAA finals during his college career.
The Aiken native was an All-State golfer in high school and went on to be a four-year letterman at South Carolina.
During his time at USC he was named a second team All-SEC performer and a three-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll. He helped USC to four NCAA Regional appearances and one trip to the NCAA Finals.
Hamilton won the 2004 SCGA Amateur championship.
The 2005 USC graduate won the South Carolina Golf Association Amateur championship in 2004.
The new Terrier coach played several years on the mini-tours and on what is now the Web.com Tour. After leaving Tour golf he became an assistant at Mercer University.
He moved from Mercer to join Bill McDonald's staff at USC and helped coach the Gamecocks to a record setting season that included five tournament titles and ten top-ten finishes.
During his time as an assistant in Columbia Matt NeSmith won the SEC championship and All-American honors along with teammate Will Starke.
During his time as an assistant at USC the Gamecocks set a school record with five tournament wins in a season.
Hamilton's duties at South Carolina included recruiting, team workouts, NCAA compliance the program's budget. He also served as tournament director for the Camden Collegiate Invitational gaining the kind of experience needed to run a Division I golf program.
"I am extremely excited for the opportunity to coach the men's golf team at Wofford," said Hamilton. "The Terriers have a strong tradition and the chance to lead such a great program is something that I am looking forward to," said the new coach.
Hamilton inherits a team that loses its two top players as seniors Andrew Novak and Jeremy Grab will graduate. However, Lipscomb secured a solid recruiting class before retiring.
Next year Ryan Marter from A.C. Flora and Nick Willis from Spartanburg Christian Academy will join the nine players expected to return to the team. Lipscomb also secured a future commitment from Greenville County High School champion Levi Moody.
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Q: Background process plugin for grails I have a Grails application in which I want a thread to run in background as soon as my application starts that queries the database and gets the resultset. This operation should happen for every 5 mins.
I have searched and found that quartz plugin for grails is a best one but that plugin works in Grails run-app but not when deployed as a war in Tomcat.
Is there any other plugin other than quartz for doing this operation?
Please give some suggestions.
Thanks in advance.

A: You can use Bootstrap.groovy to run code when application starts. Just place code you want to def init = { servletContext ->} section.
Use  YourJob.triggerNow() to force job run on application start.

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I have searched and found that quartz plugin for grails is a best one
  but that plugin works in Grails run-app but not when deployed as a war
  in Tomcat.

I don't think it's true. Quartz plugin should work in production environment as well as in development mode. I used them in some projects.


FUFA has accorded punishments to the three of the four officials who handed the Express – Vipers game at Mutesa II Stadium,Wankulukuku on Match Day 7 of the 2018-19 Uganda Premier League.
The decision follows Vipers' controversial goal, the equalizer during the one-all draw where the scorer, Tito Okello was clearly off-side before he received the ball to score.
Kakembo has been banned for five years, Kirangwa takes three years off and Nantabo who was the first assistant takes three months.
This is to notify all stakeholders that, upon the advice of the Referees Disciplinary Panel and the FUFA Referees Standing Committee, FUFA has banned three officials of match number 54 of the StarTimes Uganda Premier League played on Wednesday 7th November 2018 at Muteesa II Stadium – Wankulukuku.
The 2nd Assistant Referee Mr. Kakembo Samuel is banned from performing refereeing services of all FUFA organised and sanctioned Competitions for a period of 5 years. The Centre Referee Mr. Kirangwa Ronald is banned from performing refereeing services of all FUFA organised and sanctioned Competitions for a period of 3 years. The 1st Assistant Referee Ms. Nantabo Lydia Wanyama is banned from performing refereeing services of all FUFA organised and sanctioned Competitions for a period of 60 days.
Meanwhile, the fourth official for the game, William Oloya remains unaffected.
After the fateful game, Police reacted swiftly to save the referees from the wrath of the fans who wanted to beat them up.


Very much an Ealing Studios product, their name appears after the director's at the beginning and at the very end of the end credits. After that namecheck we find ourselves at Corland Mills, where Alec Guinness is causing havoc even before we know who he's playing, running a cart inadvertently into the owner of the mill and his girlfriend, whose father owns the competition. He's a scientist, one who works on his own with some sort of melodic sounding apparatus.
Very subtly, it becomes obvious that he's been researching using guerilla tactics, nobody has a clue about anything that he's doing and they're all eager to blame someone else and shift the responsibility for doing anything about it. Guinness merely stands about observing but not saying a word, keeping as far away from any of their activity as possible. It's obvious that he's something special but we don't know what, because next thing we know he's out on his ear. All we find out is that he's a fish out of water wherever he goes. The left wing instinctively believes that he's a victim of the system, before stopping for tea. After all, they had to fight for it. The technical bods don't know how their expensive equipment works, so sees him as the expert they really need. The people in charge don't have a clue who he is, what he does or where he came from.
Guinness is Stratton and Stratton is like a ghost, flitting around unnoticed or misunderstood by everyone and that's precisely how he likes it. It frees him up to do his thing with polymerising the amino acid residue, or whatever it is in technical jargon. The only person who pays any attention is Daphne Birnley, the daughter of the owner of , Birnley's, the second mill we see him working for. What he really is is an idealist and so is she. He discovers a means of manufacturing a fabric that doesn't wrinkle or stain and effectively lasts forever.
Guinness is wonderful as the young idealist and Joan Greenwood, who also worked with him in Kind Hearts and Coronets, another great Ealing comedy. I firmly believe that she has the greatest, most seductive voice in film history, and this film doesn't just benefit from that but also the most awesome wheeze of a laugh ever, courtesy of an old and shrivelled Ernest Thesiger, sixteen years after his last instantly memorable characterisation, Dr Pretorius in Bride of Frankenstein.
Thesiger is Sir John Kierlaw, leader of half of the campaign to stop Stratton. This campaign is what else beyond Guinness's genius, Greenwood's voice and Thesiger's laugh makes this film, because it's about the only time you'll ever see a teaming up of everyone against one man. It's a bizarre unity between the industrial power elite, who want to stop Stratton to protect their infrastructure and their income, and the unions, who want to stop him to protect their job. How this is portrayed is spot on and it's not surprising that this is one of the British Film Institute's Top 100 British Films. It's the only one of the great four Ealing comedies that starred Alec Guinness that I'd never managed to see, but I'm very glad to finally catch up with it. It's as great as everyone said it was.


Markets have been tumbling down since the announcement that the UK was officially going to leave the European Union, with the pound slumping to its lowest since 1985 and bonds losing in value.
Still, another, more gradual but equally inexorable effect will be felt in the house market.
"There will be five very confusing years for the UK," a real estate developer who operates in the UK told Sputnik following the Brexit vote. "That's because nobody knows exactly how it works [the process of leaving the EU]."
According to experts, leaving the Union would cause house prices to plunge — an oddity especially in London, where values of real estate have been ballooning for years. Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, in warning against a Leave vote, said houses could fall signficantly in price if Britain left the EU.
"[Osborne] declared an 18 percent fall in house prices, as part of his calculation, I think it's true: prices will fall now. That's why those building stocks are struggling," Roman Grigoriev from real estate firm LonGrad told Sputnik.
"It will probably affect property markets around the country, rather than London. London is a completely different country in its own right and it won't be affected, but everything in the rest of the country will."
Other experts disagree, pointing out that London property sales volumes could drop by 20 percent.
"There is so much uncertainty… and uncertainty is never good for property," Grigoriev added.
"They will start negotiations. If we do leave — and everything points in that direction — housebuilders will suffer more and their costs will rise and their credit ratings will fall and that will have negative effects."
It is not only the residential sector that will suffer Brexit's repercussions. Office space prices would probably fall as big companies move thousands of jobs out of London and into other EU countries.
Prediction: #Toronto and #Vancouver #realestate markets soar higher as a result of #Brexit: seen as more stable investment than London.
Banks such as Citigroup and JPMorgan have already announced similar plans, and that could have a whopping impact on the Canary Wharf complex. About 100,000 jobs could end up being relocated out of the UK, a trend that will certainly bring down the demand for office spaces — and their value.


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At the back is Frederick Tock Liang. In the middle is Thomas Chong, Rita Tock Liang, Ettie Tock Liang and Florence Chong. In front are Dorothy and Ray Chong and Maudie Ping.
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"Who holds prison psychologists to account?"
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13:30 – unlock time in HMP Downview. Prisoners leave their cells, walk through the wings and across the exercise yard to their places of work and activity. As the new cohort of attendees arrive for the Trauma Stabilisation Group I feel nervously excited about co-facilitating...
Call for suicide prevention priority in prisons
With the numbers of prisoners dying by suicide at a record high, Professor Graham Towl, formerly the Chief Psychologist at the Ministry of Justice, has written for the Howard League for Penal Reform calling for a greater focus on suicide prevention in UK prisons.
'We must not turn our faces away from the bad'
It is troubling to see any research withheld and our profession would support open publication and transparency – academic, ethical and professional debate about issues raised through research. The...
'Activist scholarship' on prisoner suicide
We are all intrigued by crime. Yet how we view prisoners from a human rights perspective, and the conditions in which they are housed, are both important questions that receive little measured popular attention. Towl and Crighton's Suicide in Prisons is a timely book...
Adults with autism in the criminal justice system
In their letter entitled 'Adult autism – hidden in forensic settings' (September 2016), Sarah Ashworth and Dr Ruth J. Tully highlight that adults with autism spectrum...
Finding strength inside
Inside: Artists and Writers in Reading Prison is a participatory, multi-modal art experience inside HM Prison Reading, centred on the theme of imprisonment. Oscar Wilde wrote De Profundis, a letter to his male lover, whilst imprisoned at Reading and it is...
The abuse lurking in our institutions
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One of the quickest, most effective and memorable ways to inspire is through film. We can all have the technology at our fingertips: a phone to film on, a keyboard to edit with (if some nips and tucks and a music track enhance it) and finally a connection to the internet to share it with.
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Power Of Music Concert Is June 1
MusicMan May 31, 2021 2 min read
Music Therapy Gateway in Communications, in partnership with the University of TN at Chattanooga Department of Performing Arts, announces an upcoming virtual concert event that "weaves together the unique scientific, aesthetic and therapeutic elements of music into an eloquent framework being universally recognized during the time of Covid-19."
"Music is essential to human experience, but most people are generally unaware of the vast advances that have recently been developed in science-based music therapy practices," officials said. This event, supported by a grant from the TN Arts Commission, seeks to bridge this gap in the form of a virtual concert designed to create beautiful music in a traditional concert setting while also raising awareness of the benefits of music in a therapeutic setting."
The Power of Music concert will premiere on the YouTube platform on Tuesday at 6 p.m., and the full concert will be viewable online for 30 days. Links to the concert, as well as all additional supporting materials, are all found on the event website: https://powerofmusicconcert.com. Performers Richard Cox, tenor, Mark Reneau, violin, and Martha Summa-Chadwick, pianist, present a wide variety of works to acknowledge and embrace the many different styles of music that society has turned to for healing during this time, officials said.
The musical portion of the program is preceded by a pre-concert webinar symposium. The panel of experts participating in the conversation includes Dr. Stuart Benkert, department head of UTC Department of Performing Arts; Bob Bernhardt, music director emeritus and principal pops conductor, Chattanooga Symphony and Opera; Dr. Rick Rader, director of Morton J. Kent Habilitation Center at Orange Grove; Dr. Martha Summa-Chadwick, MTGIC executive director. The webinar incorporates in-depth dialogue regarding the power of music from a variety of diverse viewpoints including science, therapy, education, enrichment, inclusion and community.
In addition to the concert and the symposium, two spoken tributes to the power of music are offered. Former Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander pays tribute to the power of music to the individual, and Stratton Tingle, executive director of Chattanooga's SoundCorps organization, pays tribute to the power of music in the community.
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Dushanbe Hosts the Third International Festival Navruz — Cultural and Tourist Heritage
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Navruz Celebrations in Dushanbe Will Include a Festive Carnival
National Wrestling and Horse Racing Dedicated to Navruz Holiday Will Taken Place in Dushanbe
DUSHANBE, 22.03.2021 (NIAT Khovar) – The third International Festival Navruz — Cultural and Tourist Heritage was held on March 21 in Dushanbe. The festival was initiated by Dushanbe administration in collaboration with the Committee for Tourism Development as well as the relevant ministries and committees
The festival was attended by a representative of the Presidential Executive Office, heads of ministries and departments, guests from the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), representatives of the diplomatic corps, and the media.
The national crafts, Navruz traditions, national sports games, cooking Navruz dishes, national clothes and tourist opportunities were presented at the festival.
The festival was held for the third year with the support of the government in honor of the celebration of International Navruz holiday and as part of the announcement of 2019-2021 as the Years of Rural Development, Tourism and Folk Crafts. The festival was aimed to present tourism opportunities and national culture of Tajiks to tourists.
This year the festival took place as part of the implementation of the Interstate Program Cultural Capitals of the Commonwealth and was held on the day of the official opening ceremony Dushanbe — Cultural Capital of the Commonwealth – 2021.
The festival participants were presented with a cultural program of art masters of the country and CIS member states.
The Navruz holiday with its unique features is considered one of the most important examples of tourism in Tajikistan, attracting the attention of the world community to the rich historical and cultural heritage of the Tajik people.
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School, community welcome Sawyer as new head football coach
Dakota Meekins, Staff writer
Freddie "Sport" Sawyer joined the Manteo faculty Jan. 20 as the new weight training coach and head football coach. He replaced Eddie Twyne who retired at the end of 2016. Prior to coming to Manteo, Sawyer worked as the head coach for Washington high school's football team in Beaufort County.
Coming to Manteo at the start of the new semester allowed for an easy adjustment and transition into the community, not only for Sawyer, but also the students and players.
"Getting the new coach in January has been nice," athletic director Alfie Wheeler said. "It allowed him to get settled in the community, learn names, and get adjusted and organized for football season and organize summer workouts."
To help football players, families, and the community get to know Sawyer, Liz Brown and Tara Wheeler organized and held a meet and greet on Feb. 8 at the Dare County community center. During the meet and greet, Sawyer met players and their parents. Sawyer talked about his expectations for the upcoming season and the summer schedule for the team.
"The meet and greet was a good way to get to meet him and hear about what he wants to do with the team and learn about what his expectations for us as players to do and work on during the season and off season," freshman Armani Pledger said.
Sawyer had an overall record of 94-70 before leaving Washington, where he played against 2A, 3A, and 4A schools. In 2013, he lead his team to three consecutive conference championship games and he was named conference coach of the year several times.
"Some teams were tough to beat, and he's been coaching for around 20 years and I believe he has the experience and determination to make Manteo better and make the players work harder and better like how he made me a better player," said Bryson Sawyer, who is Sawyer's son.
Sawyer's teaching schedule includes weight training classes. This may give him some advantages when it comes to recruiting for football. Getting players in the weight room is a major part of football, and gives him an opportunity to recruit new players for the upcoming season.
"In weight training it's a player vs the weights and if they are willing to fight to lift weight they are willing to fight on the playing field," Sawyer said. "There are a lot of people in the community who want Manteo Football to do well so we are going to work as hard as we can to make it happen."
Sawyer plans to make a few minor changes to the football team without interfering with the traditions and customs around campus and the community. One change already in the works involves the helmets. They'll have a slightly new design to show that Manteo is a different team than previous seasons.
Planning for the upcoming football season is already underway. Sawyer is currently working on a practice schedule for the team to get ready for the upcoming season. Sawyer is getting players and students in the weight room as much as he can while also giving them free time. Sawyer is also working to build the confidence of his players, as well as the confidence of the team as a whole.
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During head coach Mike MacIntyre's tenure at Colorado, the Buffaloes have been fairly good at holding onto the football.
In four seasons under MacIntyre, the Buffs have lost just 33 fumbles (an average of 8.25 per year).
While the overall numbers have been solid, keep an eye on CU's ball control in Friday's opener against Colorado State.
A week ago, the Rams forced five turnovers in a 58-27 win against Oregon State. Three of those came on interceptions and two were fumbles. Both fumbles were produced by either a hard hit by the Rams or stripping the ball.
"Ball security is what we do all the time," MacIntyre said this week. "We work on it extremely hard. Hopefully we'll take care of the ball. We've fumbled a few times, but I think since I've been here we have had the least amount of fumbles in the school's history. We have to keep that up."
For the most part the fumble totals have been low for CU, but the season opener presents a different challenge. During the past two years, the Buffs have lost four fumbles in their season openers (two each year) and just 14 in the other 25 games they've played.
"That's one thing you're concerned about as a head coach going into the first game," MacIntyre said. "We've hit our backs (in practice), we've hit them some, but in a game situation, (CSU has) already had one game where they're getting used to it. It's a little bit different, but hopefully we've enforced it enough and the kids take enough pride in it to hold it high and tight.
Getting hit hard throughout the night will be something the Buffs have to get used to early on. Meanwhile, the Rams are likely to come in aggressive after last week.
Forcing five turnovers in one game was huge for the Rams, who had just 14 takeaways in 13 games a year ago.
As one of the leaders of the defense - and, really, the whole team - CU senior safety Afolabi Laguda has expressed his confidence in the Buffs all offseason.
Part of that is his belief in the players and coaches around him. Part is the determination to make his final year in college a special one.
"I'm excited," he said recently. "At the end of the day, stats looks good, whoever comes back looks good, but 11 guys doing their job can't be beat. Eleven physical, smart guys can't be beat. We're ready to put a good show on for the fans, for the NCAA football nation. I think Colorado is back and I think we're booming still. We keep rising, and we're never going to stop rising."
CU receiver Shay Fields has had some memorable games against the Rams. In collegiate debut in 2014, Fields caught eight passes for 46 yards against the Rams. In 2015, he caught three passes for 79 yards, including a 65-yard touchdown. Last year, he also caught three passes for 79 yards, including a 60-yard reception.
Receiver Devin Ross has 10 catches for 133 yards and two touchdowns in two games against the Rams.
CSU comes into this game at 1-0. The last 12 times that the CU game wasn't CSU's opener, the Rams are 2-10. Both of those wins came under coach Sonny Lubick, in 2002 and 2006.
The Buffs come into this game - and this season - with a streak of eight consecutive coin toss victories. The last time the Buffs lost the toss was on Oct. 8 at USC. Overall, CU was a remarkable 13-1 on the coin toss last year.
In their history, the Buffs are 78-44-5 in season openers.
If the Buffs can score first against the Rams, their chances of winning are very good. Since 1967, CU is 25-2 when scoring first in the opener. The only losses came in 2006 against Montana State and in 2014 against CSU.
Trying to guess what the first play will be tonight? In each of the last five years, CU's first play of the season was a handoff to a running back.
MacIntyre has a 5-1 career record against CSU - the only team he's defeated more than twice. CSU head coach Mike Bobo is 0-2 against the Buffs.


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Q: How does Fortran convert a real number to Integer For example,
SUBROUTINE DoSomething (Z,L)
  IMPLICIT DOUBLE PRECISION (A-H,O-Z)

  D=Z*77.1234567D0
  L=D

  RETURN
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And for talking purposes, let us assume D is equal to -1.5, would in this case L be equals to -1 or -2. In other words, does it round up or round down?
Thanks in advance.

A: Conversion to an integer type for assignment follows use of the intrinsic function int.  The effect is defined as (F2008 13.7.81)

If A is of type real, there are two cases: if|A|<1, INT(A) has the value 0; if |A| ≥1, INT(A) is the integer whose magnitude is the largest integer that does not exceed the magnitude of A and whose sign is the same as the sign of A.

In this case, then, L will take the value -1.

A: Either use NINT() which is the nearest integer, or INT(). INT() only returns the signed integer part of a number. NINT() works as follows:

If a is greater than zero, NINT(a) has the value INT(a+ 0.5); if a is less than or equal to zero, NINT(a) has the value INT(a- 0.5).

Specifically NINT(0.5d0) = 1


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Le pont du Roi est un pont situé en France entre les communes de Boucieu-le-Roi et de Colombier-le-Vieux, dans le département de l'Ardèche en région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

Il fait l'objet d'une inscription au titre des monuments historiques depuis 1927.

Description

Localisation
Le pont enjambe la rivière du Doux entre les communes de Boucieu-le-Roi et de Colombier-le-Vieux, dans le département français de l'Ardèche.

Historique

L'édifice est inscrit au titre des monuments historiques le 21 juin 1927.

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 Liste des monuments historiques de l'Ardèche

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Sacramento heads into first weekend without social distancing guidelines
Updated: 6:35 PM PDT Jun 18, 2021
Stephanie Lin
REOPENING AT DFEIFRENT PACES. LET'S CHECK IN WITH CASE AREA 3 STEPHANIE LYNN WITHO N MASK. SHE IS MY FORCE IN DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO WITH SOME OF THE OPTIONS TO HELP YOU MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR WEEKEND STEPHEN. ABSOLUTELY, NO MASK IF YOU ARE FULLY VACCINATED RIGHT GUYS. ALL RIGHT, SO WE'RE HERE ALIVE IN DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO AND THIS WEEKEND'S GONNA BE A PRETTY BIG ONE BECAUSE A LOT OF THESE LOCAL BUSINESSES NO LONGER HAVE TO DEAL WITH SOCLIA DISTANCING OR CAPACITY LIMITS AND WE'RE GONNA GIVE YOU A COUPLE OPTIONS FOR THOSE OF YOU LOOKING TO ENJOY THIS WEEKEND WITHOUT SOCIAL DISTANCING ONE OF THOSE OPTIONS IS GOING TO BE INDOORS AND THE OTHER IN OUTDOORS. IT'S VERY EXCITING CECILE DOWNS IS LOOKING FORWARD TO WELCOMING FANS BKAC INTO THE THEATER AFTER MORE THAN A YEAR OF PUBLIC HEALTH SHUTDOWNS. THIS JUST ONE O AF DOZEN FILMS. YOU CAN ENJOY AT THE SACRAMENTO FRENCH FILM FESVALTI WHICH KICKS OFF TODAY THE EVENT CELEBRATES SFF TODAY THE EVENT CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR, WHICH WAS NOT SOMETHING WE'VE COULD HAPPEN AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR. THIS YEAR'S FESTILVA RUNS OVER THE NEXT 10 DAYS WITH ONE NEW FILM RELEASED ONLINE EACH DAY FOR YOU TO RTEN AND WATCH FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME. SURE NATALIE ON FALLS AND WITH SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES NOW LIFTED YOU CAN GO TO THREE IN-PERSON SCREENINGS AT THE ESQUIRE IMAXND A CREST THEATERS ETH EXPERIENCE OF BEING TOGETHER IN A BIG IS A MAJOR AND PLUS THE BIG SCRNEE NOTHING NOTHING BEATS THE WATCHING A MOVIE ON A BIG SCREEN PEOPLE COMING HEER TO THE ESQUIRE IMAX THEATER WILL NOT HAVE TO SOCIAL DISTANCE,UT B IF YOU'RE NOT VACCINATED YOU'LL STILL HAVE TO WEAR YOUR FACE MASK WE ARE GNGOI TO BE WEARING MASK OUR SELF AND WE ARE GOING TO ENCOURAGE EVERYBODYO T WEAR MASKS WHEN THEY'RE INSIDE THIS YEAR. WE'RE KIND OF BACK TO NORLMA AND FOR THOSE LOOKING TO GET OUTDOORS THIS WEEKEND MIGUEL CASTILLO IS SERVING UP A TASTY. OPTION HE PRODUCES THE SACRAMENTO VEGAN FOOD FESTIVAL HAPPENING THIS SATURDAY FROM 11AM TO 7 PM WE GET TO BE IN, YOU KNOW FACE TO FACE WEET G TO SEE ALL OUR FRIENDS WE GET TO ENJOY FOOD TOGETHER DRINKS TOGETHER LAUGH. SO AND THEN OF COURSE IF YOU'RE VACCINATED YOU DON'T NEED TO WEAR A MASK BECAUSE DO YOU ADDS THAT WHILE HIS EVENT IS OUTDOORS SAFETY WILL REMAIN A PRIORITY. WE'RE ASKING OUR FOOD VENDO TRSO WEAR FACE MASK. WE'RE TAKING ALL THE PRECAUTIONS AS FAR AS WEARING GLASS. IN OUR SANITIZERS ALLVE OR THE PLACE. IT WAS JUST A SAD YEAR, BUT NOW HE Y, WE WERE BILLED. WE'RE BACK. WE'RE AEBL TO START ALL OVER AND JUST HAVE A GOOD TIM E.REMIND PEOPLE THAT SACRAMENTO' RESTAURANT WEEK ENDS THIS WEEKEND AND THEY'RE KEEPING IT REALLY SIMPLE THIS YEAR. IT'S 10% OFF GIFT CARD SALES THAT THEY'RE RUNNING ONLINE RIGHT NOW AT CRAVE SACK.COM, AND IT'S A GREAT WAY TO SUPPORTUR O LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND BUSINESSES REPORTING L
This week, the state of California heads into its first weekend without social distancing restrictions. "It's very exciting," said Cecile Downs, executive director of the Sacramento French Film festival. " was not something we thought could happen at the beginning of the year." Downs is looking forward to welcoming fans back into the theater after over a year of public health shutdowns. The Sacramento French Film festival kicks off today, and the event celebrates its 20th anniversary this year."The experience of being together in a theater are major. And of course, a big screen. Nothing beats watching a movie on a big screen," Downs said.This year's festival runs over the next ten days, with one new film released online each day for people to rent and watch from the comfort of their homes. With social distancing guidelines now lifted, you can go to three in-person screenings at the Esquire IMAX and Crest theaters. Those who are not vaccinated will still have to wear a face mask."We are going to be wearing masks ourselves and we are going to be encouraging everyone to wear masks when they are inside," Downs said.For those looking to get outdoors this weekend, Miguel Castillo is serving up a tasty option. He produces the Sacramento Vegan food festival, happening this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door."This year, we're kind of back to normal," Castillo said. "We get to be face-to-face, see all our friends, we get to enjoy food together, drinks together, laugh, and if you're vaccinated you don't have to wear a mask."Castillo adds that while his event is outdoors, safety will remain a priority."We are asking our food vendors to wear a face mask, taking all precautions as far as wearing gloves, we're putting out sanitizers all over the place," he said. "It was just a sad year, but now hey, we rebuild, we're back."
This week, the state of California heads into its first weekend without social distancing restrictions.
"It's very exciting," said Cecile Downs, executive director of the Sacramento French Film festival. "[This] was not something we thought could happen at the beginning of the year."
Downs is looking forward to welcoming fans back into the theater after over a year of public health shutdowns. The Sacramento French Film festival kicks off today, and the event celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.
"The experience of being together in a theater are major. And of course, [there's] a big screen. Nothing beats watching a movie on a big screen," Downs said.
This year's festival runs over the next ten days, with one new film released online each day for people to rent and watch from the comfort of their homes. With social distancing guidelines now lifted, you can go to three in-person screenings at the Esquire IMAX and Crest theaters. Those who are not vaccinated will still have to wear a face mask.
"We are going to be wearing masks ourselves and we are going to be encouraging everyone to wear masks when they are inside," Downs said.
For those looking to get outdoors this weekend, Miguel Castillo is serving up a tasty option. He produces the Sacramento Vegan food festival, happening this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door.
"This year, we're kind of back to normal," Castillo said. "We get to be face-to-face, see all our friends, we get to enjoy food together, drinks together, laugh, and if you're vaccinated you don't have to wear a mask."
Castillo adds that while his event is outdoors, safety will remain a priority.
"We are asking our food vendors to wear a face mask, taking all precautions as far as wearing gloves, [and] we're putting out sanitizers all over the place," he said. "It was just a sad year, but now hey, we rebuild, we're back."


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Q: Como unir e normalizar dados do Google Trends no R? Em minha pesquisa, compararei o interesse público ao longo do tempo em alguns termos, e para isto estou utilizando o pacote do R gtrendsR. Pretendo comparar um total de nove palavras-chave, o que extrapola o limite permitido pelo Google Trends (que é cinco). Para contornar essa barreira, fiz dois diferentes conjuntos de buscas, cada qual contendo cinco palavras-chave, e cada busca incluiu o termo com maior volume de pesquisas em relação aos demais. Esses são os comandos do R que utilizei:
library(gtrendsR)

# Definindo os termos de pesquisa:

keywords_1 <- c("A", "B", "C", "D", "E")

keywords_2 <- c("A", "F", "G", "H", "I")

country <- c('BR') #Definindo o Brasil como o país-alvo.

time <- ("2011-01-01 2021-12-31") #Estabelecendo o período.

channel <- 'web' #Definindo a fonte dos resultados.

# Fazendo as buscas:

dados1 <- gtrends(keywords_1, gprop = channel, geo = country, time = time, category = 0)

dados2 <- gtrends(keywords_2, gprop = channel, geo = country, time = time, category = 0)

Neste ponto, minha dúvida é como posso unir dados1 e dados2 em um só dataset. Eu compreendo que todos os dados devem ser normalizados em relação ao termo com maior volume de buscas (A), mas como posso fazer essa normalização no R?

A: O segredo aqui é descobrir onde está a informação que te interessa. Para saber disso, verifique os nomes do que está dentro das listas dados1 e dados2:
names(dados1)
#> [1] "interest_over_time"  "interest_by_country" "interest_by_region"
#> [4] "interest_by_dma"     "interest_by_city"    "related_topics"
#> [7] "related_queries"
names(dados2)
#> [1] "interest_over_time"  "interest_by_country" "interest_by_region"
#> [4] "interest_by_dma"     "interest_by_city"    "related_topics"
#> [7] "related_queries"

O que realmente importa é o conteúdo presente em interest_over_time. O restante pode ser ignorado para a tua aplicação. Como o termo A é o termo de maior procura, os resultados de ambos data frames dados1$interest_over_time e dados2$interest_over_time estão normalizados em relação a A. Sendo assim, basta

*

*remover as observações referentes a A em dados2$interest_over_time;

*juntar as linhas de dados1$interest_over_time com o que sobrou de dados2$interest_over_time
Minha sugestão de código para fazer isso é a seguinte:
dados1_interest <- dados1$interest_over_time
dados2_interest <- dados2$interest_over_time

dados_finais <-
  dados2_interest |>
  filter(keyword != "A") |>
  bind_rows(dados1_interest)
#> Error in `bind_rows()`:
#> ! Can't combine `..1$hits` <character> and `..2$hits` <integer>.
#> Run `rlang::last_error()` to see where the error occurred.

Perceba que deu errado. Veja o output abaixo para entender porque isso acontece:
glimpse(dados1_interest)
#> Rows: 660
#> Columns: 7
#> $ date     <dttm> 2011-01-01, 2011-02-01, 2011-03-01, 2011-04-01, 2011-05-01, 2011-06-0…
#> $ hits     <int> 51, 55, 61, 59, 61, 57, 54, 64, 61, 65, 66, 56, 54, 60, 59, 62, 61, 64…
#> $ keyword  <chr> "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", …
#> $ geo      <chr> "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR"…
#> $ time     <chr> "2011-01-01 2021-12-31", "2011-01-01 2021-12-31", "2011-01-01 2021-12-…
#> $ gprop    <chr> "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", …
#> $ category <int> 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0…

glimpse(dados2_interest)
#> Rows: 660
#> Columns: 7
#> $ date     <dttm> 2011-01-01, 2011-02-01, 2011-03-01, 2011-04-01, 2011-05-01, 2011-06-0…
#> $ hits     <chr> "51", "55", "61", "59", "61", "57", "54", "64", "61", "65", "66", "56"…
#> $ keyword  <chr> "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "A", …
#> $ geo      <chr> "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR", "BR"…
#> $ time     <chr> "2011-01-01 2021-12-31", "2011-01-01 2021-12-31", "2011-01-01 2021-12-…
#> $ gprop    <chr> "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", "web", …
#> $ category <int> 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0…

Isso ocorre porque a coluna hits, para dados1_interest, é do tipo inteiro, enquanto essa mesma coluna para dados2_interest é do tipo caractere. Há uma explicação para isso: alguns hits do termo de procura H deram o resultado <1, transformando-o assim em algo que não é numérico. O que sugiro fazer aqui é

*

*converter os resultados <1 para 0;

*transformar a coluna hits em numérico;

*proceder com o primeiro algoritmo que sugeri

Juntando isso, no final temos
dados_finais <-
  dados2_interest |>
  # remover observacoes A
  filter(keyword != "A") |>
  # transformar `<1` em 0
  mutate(hits = ifelse(hits == "<1", 0, hits)) |>
  # transformar hits em numerico
  # (daria pra ter feito na linha de cima, mas
  # preferi fazer separado para ser didatico)
  mutate(hits = as.numeric(hits)) |>
  # juntando o resultado com dados_1
  bind_rows(dados1_interest)

Pronto. Agora o objeto dados_finais possui as informações desejadas com os 9 termos de busca de interesse, assumindo que para os fins desejados, <1 possa ser considerado como 0.