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Q: Permissions of pyfilesystem when removing files I am confused about the permission of pyfilesystem operation, look at the following code:
from fs.osfs import OSFS

a = OSFS('test')
a.remove('new1')
a.remove('new2')

and the ownership of these two files is:
-rw-rw-r-- 1 monkey monkey    0  1月 14 15:34 new1
-rw-r--r-- 1 root   root      0  1月 14 15:34 new2

The result is that I can remove new2 with "root, root" ownership, besides, when I use pyfilesystem to create a file, the ownership is "monkey, monkey". Can anyone can explain?

A: This is not a issue on pyfilesystem.
This is a normal phenomenon in linux.
When you remove a file, the permission of the enclosing directory rather than the one of the removed file matters.
In this case, you maybe have the write permission of the directory, so you can remove new2 file.
Therefore, you can also use rm new2 to remove new2 in your bash.

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We Play – Cotton Bud Painting.
I'm putting my money where my mouth is today… or my blog where my mouth is, so to speak. For the past two Teach and Learn Carnivals I've blogged on about art and how important it is for little kids…. and today we actually did some!
Nothing flash. Just a big sheet of paper, some diluted water colours in an ice block tray and some cotton buds. Just me and the Small Boy and a little bit of cotton bud painting.
This post is part of childhood101's We Play series – head on over and check out all the other great play ideas!
I think I have some cotton buds stashed in with my scrapbooking stuff somewhere, so we might give this a try tomorrow.
Or maybe we could get around to giving our Jackson Pollock style toothbrush painting a go … finally!
Looks like I need to get some better water colours though, those paints have come up very nice!
This is my favourite way of painting (and my eldest son loves it too). I just love the look and it feels great, like writing with a really nice pen.
Kieran just painted with Q-tips (what we call them in the States) and watercolors for the first time the other day at an art fair. I never even thought of doing it at home!
A lovely no fuss art idea. I'm so borrowing this for school holidays. Especially as our paintbrushes have all disappeared to be used as garden decorations.
Great Idea….We will be trying this soon!
We are painting this week too, with black pen and water colors. Water colors are my favorite!
Fabulous idea!! Must try this – relatively easy to contain mess too!
Great idea…I actually never used cotton buds before great idea!
Oh, Mrs Pickle, you are a mama after my own heart! We love painting with cotton buds too!
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Ethel Jane Cain (1 May 1909 – 19 September 1996) was a British telephonist and the original voice of the speaking clock in the United Kingdom. She was appointed in 1936 following a "search for the Girl with the Golden Voice". Her voice was used from 1936 until 1963, when it was replaced by Pat Simmons. She also made a record for the GPO helping other staff improve their speaking voice and went on to become announcer for Henry Hall during one of his broadcast concerts. She was later offered a film part by Columbia Pictures under the name of Jane Cain.

Originally the speaking clock was accessed by dialing 846, spelling out the letters T-I-M, on the telephone dial in 'Director Area' (London, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool & Manchester) and 952 as it was introduced elsewhere in the UK. Later the code on non-director exchanges became 80 and then 8081 before finally becoming standardised everywhere as 123, away from the numbering ranges used by subscribers.

In the mid to late 1950s, she was a member of Perth Repertory Theatre Company.

Her only known big screen role was the lead in the 1935 film, Vanity. She is also credited with small roles in the TV series Starr and Company (1958) and Thirty-Minute Theatre (1961).

Her voice lives on as the voice of the virtual operator on C*NET, a worldwide network of old telephone exchanges preserved by collectors which uses a voice recognition system when '0' or '100' are dialled for the 'operator'.

See also
 Speaking clock
 Pat Simmons, second permanent voice
 Brian Cobby, third permanent voice
 Lenny Henry, comedian, temporary voice
 Alicia Roland, 12-year-old schoolgirl, temporary voice
 Sara Mendes da Costa, fourth permanent voice

References

External links
 Telecommunications Heritage Group

  Includes video clips of Jane Cain.

1909 births
1996 deaths
British voice actresses
Clocks
Telephone voiceover talent
20th-century British actresses

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In the cremation chamber, a solid wall blocked us from the furnace. This was new, I heard, as it used to be that the furnace was in plain view. Perhaps the sheer horror of watching a loved one turning into ashes had led to the change. On the wall, a small, low window opened to the idle conveyor belt, on which my mother's coffin waited. Three cremation workers stood by the coffin. One of them, a woman, said that it was a "custom" to set off a chosen number of firecrackers to send the deceased "along the road." This again was new, lighting firecrackers inside a room. Tradition is an ever-changing concept, especially in clamorous China.
The number could be our choice from 6, 9, 11, or 13, the staff member advised. There was a meaning associated with each number: "6" meant "smooth sailing with the wind"; "9" meant "long, long time"; "11" meant "a safe and pleasant journey"; "13" meant "soon to heaven." Each of the numbers, except "13," has a Chinese pronunciation that makes it a pun with the assigned meaning. The prices increased steeply with the numbers; the request for extra cash at the last step of a prepaid funeral service was unexpected, impossible to decline. We chose 11.
"We will make sure the ashes hold nicely to the shape of the body," the female staff member assured us after taking the money. I winced at her words. Eleven firecrackers sputtered and banged, the explosive sounds deafening in the small room. The conveyor belt began to move slowly, white smoke curling around it. My mother's coffin disappeared into the opening. The window closed.
Outside was still dark. My siblings and I were ushered away along a dimly lit path to a waiting room. The day was about to break for us but not our mother. It is better to have the first cremation of the day, my younger sister said, because the furnace is clean. It is better that the view of the furnace is blocked, she again said. She had been with our mother at a crematorium for a relative's funeral the year before; through a glass wall, she could see the fire swallowing the body. It left her in a void.
We sat quietly in the waiting room, talking little. A couple of hours later, in the bright sunlight of the new morning, someone came to notify us that Mother's ashes were ready for collection.
I hesitated before stepping into the cremation room again. A metal board the size of a door lay on the conveyor belt. As promised, on the board rested ashes in the shape of a complete body, with the skull carefully positioned. For a second, I was in a trance. Is that my mother?
The female worker, putting on white gloves, asked if we were "satisfied" with the shape. She paused at our silence, and then swept the ashes into a bag, leaving the skull. She carried the bag to a table against the wall, and used a small, rubber hammer to gently pound the rough remains, so they would fit in the rosewood cinerary case we'd brought. When she finished, she cupped her hands to funnel the ashes into the case, and then picked up the skull and placed it on top, right in the center. I watched her close the lid of the case in slow motion, and worried that she might accidentally fracture my mother's skull.
Xujun Eberlein is the author of Apologies Forthcoming, a critically-acclaimed story collection. Her personal essays have won several awards and been noted in The Best American Essays and The Pushcart Prize anthologies. She is currently finishing a memoir set in China.
America is a death-denying society, and it does not serve us well. Thank you for sharing these powerful images.
You had me in a trance too. Incredible piece.
Beautiful and sorrowful piece. I wish everyone was creamated and not buried.
I was moved by your piece. Thank you.
I think I just blacked out there — I'm moved by this piece and (so American of me) a bit horrified. I'm glad you wrote it.
May I ask , What do you think the theme of this writing is ?


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Marketers are using multiple ways to circumvent algorithms like on Instagram 'sandwiching' posts for higher engagement or using 'engagement groups' to increase organic reach. Snapchat's proposed design revamp that aims to separate personal posts and stories from the rest can cause disruption, both among the users and as a business – in the short term.
Organic content that provides valuable and relevant information to users is an integral part of any brand's content mix. It's therefore important to adopt a mix of organic and paid content to realise the full potential of these networks. There are many factors to be considered while developing social content – organic or paid. It's no longer about uniform content across platforms. Content is carefully created/curated for each platform based on its intrinsic features and user profile. Here is a useful infographic comparison of the main social networks. Content also needs to be mobile-ready with mobile devices dominating the social behavior and creating what Google calls 'micro-moments'. Google has now identified 3 distinct consumer behaviors based on Google search data. The 'well-advised' consumers: those who demand the right answers to make a decision. The 'right-here' consumers: those who expect brands to provide information tailored to the location. The 'right-now' consumers: those who make last-minute or spur-of-the-moment decisions based on information provided. Social networks have been ramping up their video offerings because of the rise in online video consumption by users. It's important therefore to have a well-defined video strategy, again tailored to each platform. On Instagram and Snapchat, there is a shift in focus from evergreen content to ephemeral content. Users tend to consider these as more authentic than well planned content, though the latter still has a place in the overall content strategy.


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GRYT Health's GRYT App Named as Finalist in 2018 APPY Awards
|In Press Release
|By GRYT Health
ROCHESTER, N.Y., May 14, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — GRYT Health, a digital health start-up with a social purpose today announced that its mobile platform, the GRYT App, has been selected as a finalist in the 2018 APPY Awards in the Charity/Non-Profit category. The APPY Awards, an annual program developed by Mediapost to honor creativity and excellence in app design, will announce its 2018 winners tomorrow, May 15th.
"As the oncology landscape evolves at an unprecedented rate with the acceleration of medicine and technology, it is becoming more difficult for patients and healthcare providers to keep up," said Dave Fuehrer, co-founder and CEO of GRYT Health. "Through the GRYT App, we are able to tailor information that helps users become more aware of options specific to their needs or diagnosis – empowering them to make choices that are right for them. We are honored to be recognized for our efforts in transforming the way technology can be used to support the cancer community."
Developed by GRYT Health and Fuzz, the GRYT App was launched in October 2017 and has over 500,000 user interactions making it the most used peer network and resource platform in oncology. The free mobile app, provides instant, anonymous peer support and tailored information to anyone affected by cancer including patients, survivors, caregivers, friends, family, medical professionals, researchers and advocates. Users complete a short profile and are connected with others based on the similarity of their experience. They can also participate in moderated group chats and programs hosted by experts in their field.
Please visit www.gryt.wpengine.com for more information or download the app from the iTunes App Store and Google Play store.
MediaPost's Appy Awards honor creativity and excellence in app design. Celebrating its 21st anniversary, MediaPost Communications remains at the forefront of the ever-changing digital marketplace. It is the largest and most influential media, marketing, and advertising site providing news, blogs, and directories to help a community of more than 150,000 members better plan and buy both traditional and online advertising.
About GRYT Health
GRYT Health is a digital health start-up with a social purpose. Founded in 2016 by cancer survivors and caregivers, GRYT developed the GRYT App, a web-based mobile platform that is used in all 50 states and across 50 countries, to connect people with others just like them and with information to manage their health on their terms. GRYT works with organizations who specialize in oncology to ensure people have information and access to options, so they can choose what's right for them.
At the 2018 SXSW Interactive Festival, GRYT Health was awarded a design consultation by the Design Institute for Health, a first-of-its-kind collaboration between Dell Medical School and the University of Texas at Austin. GRYT Health was also recognized as a runner-up in the SXSW HealthSpark Barracuda Bowl, a "shark tank" like pitch competition for innovative startups. In February 2018, GRYT Health was selected as runner-up for the Cambridge Healthtech Institute (CHI)'s 2018 Summit for Clinical Ops Executives (SCOPE) award, recognizing innovation and change in how the industry communicates with participants in the fields of recruitment and retention in clinical trials.
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SAGA OF THE SUNDSTEDT-HANNEVIG "SUNRISE"
IN THE SPRING of 1919, a dozen aeronautical teams declared their intentions of flying across the Atlantic. This was in quest of Lord Northcliffe's Daily Mail newspaper prize of £10,000, $50,000 in U.S. currency of the day, more than $690,000 in today's dollars. The Sundstedt-Hannevig seaplane was one of the entries.
The Sundstedt-Hannevig Sunrise seaplane, 1919, with Captain Sundstedt at the portside hatch. Image from aerofiles.com. Below and images following, my GMax/Microsoft Flight Simulator models.
Hugo Sundstedt was a Swedish aero pioneer who had taken out his first papers for U.S. citizenship. A partnership with Norwegian ship magnate Christoffer Honnevig provided the funding to have New Jersey's Witteman-Lewis Aircraft Company fabricate their entry for the Daily Mail competition.
In March 1, 1919, Scientific American magazine published "Airplanes for the Transatlantic Flight," noting that "many signs point to the successful accomplishment of the feat within the next few months." The Sundstedt-Hannevig Sunrise was the article's first example, "at present riding on waters of Newark Bay, off the southern end of Bayonne, N.J."
The Sundstedt-Hannevig seaplane at rest.
The Sunrise was a huge aircraft for its time, its upper wing spanning 100 ft. However, its empty weight was 7000 lbs., less than half the 15,874 lbs. of the comparably sized U.S. Navy-Curtiss NC-4. Fully loaded with fuel and crew, the contrast was even more remarkable, approximately 13,000 versus 28,000 lbs.
The NC-4 made the first aerial transatlantic crossing, from Newfoundland to the Azores, then Portugal and on to England, on May 8 – 30, 1919.
Though not explicitly critiquing the NC-4, Scientific American observes of the Sunrise, "It has exceptionally graceful lines as compared to the squatty appearance of similar sized machines of the flying-boat type." Of Sundstedt's design, the article cites "certain important improvements, such as cutting down the head-resistance to a minimum and cutting down the weight all around. For instance, his pontoons, each containing 32 compartments, are made of the lightest wood and weigh surprisingly little." In fact, they were fabricated of linen-covered balsa.
Light weight translated into requiring only modest power. The Sunrise had two six-cylinder Hall-Scott engines, each rated at 220 hp. Noted Scientific American, "Most machines of equivalent size are equipped with two engines of the Liberty or Rolls-Royce type, delivering some 800 or 900 horse-power as compared with his 440 horse-power." Indeed, the NC-4 had four 400-hp Liberty V-12s and carried 1891 gal. of fuel, more than 11,000 lbs. of it.
Smaller engines consumed less fuel. The Sunrise carried a single 750-gal. tank of gasoline (and 100 gal. of oil). Sundstadt figured this was sufficient for 20 – 22 hours of Sunrise flight. At the craft's calculated cruising speed of a modest 80 mph, this gave the aircraft a range of 1600 – 1760 miles.
This sounds risky indeed, what with the 1700 miles of Atlantic separating St. John's, Newfoundland, and Queenstown, Ireland. On the other hand, Sundstedt was confident (as were others attempting the west-to-east crossing) in picking up significant speed from the 50- to 75-mph tailwinds expected along this northern passage.
In retrospective analysis, the Daily Mail-winning Vickers Vimy following the same route covered 1890 miles in 15 hours 57 minutes, an average of 110 mph. A typical Vimy had a maximum speed of 100 mph.
The Alcock and Brown Vickers Vimy crossed the Atlantic non-stop and won the Daily Mail £10,000 on June 14 – 15, 1919, just a few weeks after the NC-4's achievement. Image of Microsoft Flight Simulator model.
So why wasn't the Sundstedt-Hannevig Sunrise successful?
In two words, bad luck.
As Scientific American noted, on March 1, 1919, the Sunrise was riding in Newark Bay, ready for its flight testing and trip to Newfoundland to begin its Atlantic crossing. As recounted in earlyaviators.com, the Sunrise had an all-American christening: A bottle of domestic fizzy was wielded by an American actress, Erna Steinway.
Actress Erna Steinway was a real dish. One source suggests she became Sundstedt's wife. However, another says Lorna Duveen, 1906 – 1992, was "Baron" Hugo Sundstedt's spouse.
Upon launch, the craft's engines were incorrectly set at differing rpm; the Sunrise drifted into a small landing dock and damaged a wing. On her relaunch several days later, her engines failed to fire up and, once again, she drifted around Newark Bay. Noted earlyaviator.com: "The plane was towed back and the chilled crew hastened to the warm rooms of the Puvonia Yacht Club, which volunteered accommodations for the Captain and the plane."
Captain Hugo Sundstedt, right, with Lieutenant Paul Micelli, his intended copilot for the transatlantic attempt. Image from earlyaviators.com.
Sundstedt took things in stride: "These things always happen when a new plane is tried out. They are flea bites. I am in no hurry to get started, except that I must start before anyone else does."
However, as Flying magazine reported in May 1919 (with less than complete accuracy): "Sunset [sic] Seaplane Damaged. …Commander Seversky banked the machine while landing. It went into a sideslip, and the pilot lacked altitude to recover. … Lieut. Procofieff-Seversky, who had consented to take the plane across the Atlantic, was up about 300 feet when the accident occurred."
The report continues, "Captain Sundstedt said the accident would eliminate his machine from the trans-Atlantic contest. 'It will require at least a month to construct new pontoons,' he said, 'and by that time some of the present entries undoubtedly will have made the flight.' " How right he was.
Seversky? Could this be Alexander Nikolaievich Prokofiev de Seversky, Russian-American aviation pioneer?? Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1913 lists Seversky-Prokofieff, N. as having Russian Aero Club Certificate No. 47. On the other hand, Terry Gwynn-Jones's The air racers: Aviation's golden era, 1909-1936 pins the Sundstedt-Hanniveg crash on an "inexperienced Russian, Commander Czenski." There's no listing of Czenski in Janes; but Gwynn-Jones got Sunrise right. ds
2 comments on "SAGA OF THE SUNDSTEDT-HANNEVIG "SUNRISE""
Vern DJ
Thanks Dennis, love the history lesson.
Thank you for your kind words, Vern. Fact is, I love researching this stuff.
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Doug Briney: The best way to describe Doug Briney, stealing from Willie Robertson and how the Robertson family prioritizes their lives as faith, family and ducks, so for Doug Briney it's Faith, Family and Music. That gives you a real good picture.
DB: Plagiarizing that's it. Changing it a little bit.


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On the Town with HughE Dillon
Doug Kammerer's surprise birthday party. Plus, a fairy-tale wedding on the Radnor Hunt grounds, and Jennaphr Frederick's magic (?) bracelet
By HughE Dillon·	 5/10/2010, 11:32 a.m.
I hope everyone had a great weekend. Mine was busy as I was out and about enjoying parties and photographing fascinating people. Friday was great; Dark Fields was filming across the street from my 9-to-5 job, which was distracting. Tomorrow I will be doing a special entry on the movie as I've had a few observations that you won't find anywhere else.
Surprise!!! That's what about 80 of CBS3 meteorologist Doug Kammerer's friends shouted as he walked through the doors of Roosevelt's Pub at 22nd & Walnut in Philadelphia. Doug's wife, Holly Kammerer, tells me that Roosevelt's is Doug's little slice of Cheers. Owner Ellis Walding tells me he was happy to oblige Holly's wish to have the party at his place because Doug's a good friend. In fact, the ruse to get Doug to the pub was that they had moved card playing night to Saturday this week.
Doug told me that he had already had one of the best surprises for his 35th birthday when the night before his mom flew up from Florida. Funny story: He was wondering why his mom hadn't called him all day to wish him happy birthday. Finally he called his parents' home and his dad said she was out all day and at that moment was at the store. Next thing you know mom comes strolling through the front door at the Philadelphia Kammerer house to a very surprised and happy Doug. Brothers Devin, Danny and mom Dette. (Missing the event was dad Douglas Sr., and brothers David and Dustin. Yes all their initials are D.K.)
Also on hand were his football buddies, friends from high school, folks who flew in from other states and colleagues from CBS3, Fox29, and NBC10 (where Doug once worked). Top row: NBC10's Justin Pizzi, CBS3's Nicole Brewer, CBS3's high-energy traffic reporter Bob Kelly, Carrie Kelly, CBS3's Jim Donovan, and CW Philly 57's Jen Connor.
Also in the house Lindsay Kravitz, Tony Rufo, Jr., Kaci Mitz, Drew Milstein, Kellen Economy, Justin Wineburgh, Brett Rosenbloom, Julio Gálvez, Sampan's Randal (he's channeling Madonna trying to go by one name now), Jessica Scott, Jamie Reibenbach, Lewis Ratti, Leah Como, Erin Como and Danny Schyler and newly engaged Dave Warren and Allison Frick. The couple is planning to get married in August near Dave's family in North Carolina. Allison tells me it's going to be a quiet affair, but very southern with activities over four days. They met through Allison's sister Gigi Frick, who had just met Dave the night before but thought Allison and Dave would make a better couple. Allison, who was living in Florida, was here in Philly visiting her sick grandmother, and although she was only in town for a few days trusted her sister's judgment and went out on a blind date with Dave the following night. Sure enough, Gigi was right and the rest is romantic history.
On Saturday afternoon I drove out to Radnor Hunt to join in the celebration of the fairy-tale wedding between Lisa Gaudio and Jimmy Kazanjian. The two married 26 years after their first engagement. After meeting in high school, they began dating after graduation and got engaged. But after buying a house and planning the wedding, they called it off in 1982. Gaudio moved to the west coast and after she found herself divorced years later, she decided to call and check in on Kazanjian after she had a re-occurring dream for more than a year. Her dad, original Four Seasons member Bob Gaudio, walked her down the aisle on the beautiful, but windy day on the Radnor Hunt grounds. (Next week, I'll be there for the famous Radnor Hunt Race.)
Gaudio wore off-white cowboy boots and a gorgeous Lazaro gown, while her horse of 24 years, Choices, stood by her. Katharine James designed the engagement ring, necklace, earrings and wedding bands. The bridesmaids wore cowboy boots to match their dresses as well.
Father Michael Marrone performed the ceremony, peppered with lots of memorable stories and blessings. The bridal party, left to right: Lisa's children, groomsman Nicholas D'Amico and maid of honor Brianna D'Amico (caught the bride's bouquet), Lisa and Jimmy, and Jimmy's children, best man James Kazanjian and bridesmaid Kristina Kazanjian.
Longtime friend Jerry Blavat made the bridal party introductions, as the Chatterband played "December 1963 (Oh What a Night)." When the new couple was introduced, they came in to "The Second Time Around" by Shalamar. I got goosebumps and teary-eyed, as I'm sure many of the guests did.
Then Blavat introduced Huntingdon Valley native Jarrod Spector, who is currently on Broadway in "The Jersey Boys," which is the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons (he plays Frankie). Jarrod serenaded the couple with The Climax Blues Band's "I Love You"; and later in the evening for the father/daughter dance, "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You." Jarrod told me that he's friends with Lisa and Jimmy, and he was honored that Bob Gaudio asked him to sing at his daughter's wedding.
Fathers and daughters: Bob Gaudio, Toni Valli, Lisa Gaudio and Frankie Valli. Olivia Polci, whose father is another original Four Season, Gerry Polci, sang two songs for the couple: Nora Jones's "Don't Know Why" and an unbelievable, chilling-in-a-good-way version of Led Zeppelin's "Rock and Roll." WHY don't I have a video camera? It was so amazing, and she's only 17 years old. Her mom tells me that she just finished playing the lead in her high school's production of Gypsy.
My dance partners for the evening were Fox29's Jennaphr Frederick and NBC10's make-up artist Cari Brescia. I asked Jen why she had the "Kabalah" bracelets on. She explained that they are called Brazilets; Brazilian wish bracelets are supposed to bring you a good-luck wish when you wear them. But they are supposed to fall off within 30 days, and then within 30 days of that, your good-luck wish is supposed to come true. A few of her co-workers at Fox29 got them at the same time; Mike Jerrick's fell off after 10 days, and then his daughter got engaged. Jen tells me she has no idea why they haven't fallen off yet, and even has had her kids pull her around by them. I say make another wish or help them along with some scissors.
Dancing the night away with friends Chuck Peruto, Jr., Carol Tamburino, Renée Marino, who met Jarrod Spector (on right) when they both played in "Jersey Boys" in Chicago. She played Mary Delgado, Frankie Valli's first wife. Jarrod told me that he was able to get "tonight off, but would be doing the matinee of Jersey Boys the very next day so there would be no cheesesteaks this trip." Other guests enjoying the evening included Sabrina Tamborino Thorne, Steve Thorne, John Colabelli, Lauren O'Dorisio, Joseph Kotarski, Frederick Mingozzi, Shannon Gaudio, Michelle Fleury, Nancy Becker, Jennette Derderian, and Fran and Stewie Stone.
Did I mention there was no electricity on this magical night? The winds had blown down some trees on the property, and they landed on the electrical wires. The generator could only handle the band, the kitchen and a few lights. But the glow from the bridal party and the guests (and three dozen candles) were all that was needed to light the room. In fact I didn't even realize the lights were out until I went to the bathroom and someone handed me a flashlight.
(Special note of thanks to my neighbor Judy Kasser who lent me her car when I discovered at the last minute my Suburu tire had a nice-size bolt in it. I would have been crushed to have missed Lisa and Jimmy's wedding.)
Tune in Tuesday for a Dark Fields update: The film is at the midway point and a party was held at Fox & The Hound Saturday night. Bradley Cooper stopped by to party with the crew for about 30 minutes. Robert De Niro, who was just a block away at dinner with his wife Grace Hightower, skipped it.
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A while back I was taking to a friend of mine who's a big Blackjack enthusiast. He knows pretty much everything there is to know about the game – how it works, how to play winning systems, the odds for each hand, and so on. He actually spends quite a bit of time in the casino himself playing Blackjack.
Anyhow, we got onto the discussion of card-counting systems for Blackjack, which are basically systems that players use to try to get a mathematical advantage against the casinos, and he mentioned something very interesting.
He told me that the first Blackjack card-counting system ever invented, called the Hi-Lo system, was created back in the 1960's. It's a very simple and easy-to-implement system, and researchers have calculated that it has a mathematical accuracy around about 85%, I can't remember the exact number.
Well as you can imagine, with the advent of computers a lot of clever minds have been put to use since then to come up with a variety of new and improved counting systems with accuracies well over 90%.
Now, you would expect that these new, computer-designed "super-systems" would be responsible for players taking a lot of money out of casinos, but the surprising thing my friend told me was that to this day, no system ever invented has ever proved more successful in the casinos than the old Hi-Lo system, despite the mathematics predicting otherwise!
Well, it's very simple. The new systems are generally too complicated. There's too much to remember, or too much mental arithmetic to perform, so the players using them make mistakes in the heat of play and don't do as well as they should. That's something that science didn't anticipate.
So what does all this have to do with fitness?
Well, it got me to thinking, this is exactly the problem that many people who are trying to lose weight and get into shape face. The fact is, a lot of people make the mistake of setting out on programs that simply aren't sustainable or usable in practice. They start diets that are based on military-strength discipline with no flexibility or allowance for the occasional harmless treat, or workout programs that are far too demanding for their abilities or lifestyle.
So in their search for perfection, they find themselves unable to cope with their program in reality and finally quit.
And there's another, related problem that people trying to get into shape also face. These days we're constantly being enticed by clever marketing to try the latest and supposed best workout or diet.
So in their unending search for the ultimate in fast results, people often drop whatever they happen to be working on at the time to try the new thing. The problem with this is that it becomes an ongoing cycle, and nothing they start is ever given a chance to work.
The moral here is that for weight loss and fitness, just as for blackjack, striving for what is theoretically the very best and most effective approach can often be your downfall in practice. A plan that's just 80% effective, but that you can stick to long term, will still get you to your goals. A plan that's 98% effective, even if it gives you great results for a few months, won't get you to your goals if you can't adhere to it.
Too many people overlook the practicalities of what they plan to do. Quite often a moderate approach will produce far better results than anything else. It's simply a matter of assessing what your goals are, and what you're realistically prepared to do and able to do on an ongoing basis to get there. Then you have to make sure that your plan is in alignment with these things.


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You're guaranteed touchdown status at your next game day party with this Buffalo Ranch Football Cheese Ball! This crazy easy appetizer can be made in advance and is portable and DELICIOUS!
Below you'll find detailed instructions to take out any guesswork. This recipe comes together FAST and is super easy to prepare.
Add your cream cheese to a large bowl and set aside.
Remove seeds + stem from peppers and finely dice.
Chop green onion and walnuts.
Remove 3 TBSP of your jalapeño, 3 TBSP bell pepper, 2-3 TBSP of green onion, and about 1/4 cup of walnuts and set aside. This will coat the outside of your cheese ball.
Add the rest of the veggies/nuts to your cream cheese along with the hot sauce, ranch dip seasoning mix, and cheddar cheese. Mix well using a fork or spatula. You could also use an electric hand mixer if you prefer!
Making it spicy? Give the mixture a little taste test on a cracker and add more hot sauce and jalapeño if desired. Try not to eat it all right then and there!
Once ready, scoop out mixture with a rubber spatula and add to a sheet of plastic wrap or parchment paper and form into an oval shape. Flatten the top of the oval, pinching the ends and pressing the sides while shaping it into a football. You'll want to press down on the middle and sort of pinch the sides while you press it into an edible football. I promise it's super duper easy, relive those childhood play dough days and have fun with it!
Place in fridge for 10-15 minutes to set the football. If mixture appears super soft, allow longer chill time.
For the optional (but awesome!) laces: Place a few spoonfuls of sour cream in a quart-sized plastic baggie and press into one corner of the bag. Twist the excess bag to make a faux piping bag and snip the end. Pipe laces by making one long vertical line in along the center of the cheese ball and several short horizontal lines. This takes only seconds to do and looks SO COOL!
You can use just one bell pepper (any color) or grab a bag of multicolor peppers.
Those super cute sweet mini peppers work great here!
Make this crazy flavorful buffalo ranch football cheese ball in advance for your game day spread. It requires zero cooking and tastes fantastic the next day. For a crunchy coating, you can chop up your walnuts and peppers and store them seperatley in airtight containers until just before serving, then press them into the football. Store the chopped peppers in the fridge and the chopped walnuts on your counter, easy peasy! The cheeseball itself can be mixed, formed into a football, and stored in your fridge for up to 4 days.


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And, when she imagines that, she gains a new sense. There's something surrounding her, she knows where it is like she knows the location of her own arm. It comes in two parts that tangle together but never quite intermingle, like swirls of paint that never mix together into a single color. One of the parts is bigger than the other.
Currently, it rests in a loose cloud around her. She can move it, easily, intuitively.
She's not on enough cold medicine to be hallucinating.
She waits to see if it goes away.
The larger of the two clouds grows minisculely bigger.
She... tries unswirling the paint. Big half in front, small half behind her.
Though it was initially as tangled as a ball of string, separating out the two forces isn't nearly as complicated as untangling string would be. They come apart easily and move to exactly where she wants them.
Can she write words with it?
She can. If she severs a piece of the force to put spaces between the words, she can still sense it, but her sense of it changes. She still knows where it is, but the sense is fainter and it no longer feels like part of her.
Can she get it back after that?
Huh. That might be bad. She will not continue writing words except in cursive.
The force goes exactly where she wants it to and can form arbitrarily complex shapes. No matter how much she uses it, she doesn't get tired.
Cool. She pauses her experiments to write down what she has so far.
The larger force grows again, by a small amount.
Hmm, what happens if she brings it into contact with things, like her own body or her pen?
Moving the force into a specific item is different than moving it out in space.
She can imbue an object with the force and the force naturally diffuses to fill the object. If she chooses, she can stop the force from diffusing but she has to intentionally do so. By default, if she touches an object with the force while focusing on that object, it is filled.
When she imbues herself with force, all of her minor injuries are suddenly healed, her cold and any feeling of being sick vanishes, and any mismatched grooming is fixed. Her hair and fingernails become perfectly even. Split ends vanish.
This consumes a significant amount of the force. The exact amount the magic around her has decreased isn't precisely clear, because it still takes up approximately the same space. But it definitely has decreased by a drastic amount. She could estimate that she has roughly 1/3 of the available magic she has before.
- her cold is gone.
And she can make more of that stuff (it would seem) by taking notes so time to write up all about this weird event!!!
She regains a small fraction of what she lost.
Well, she writes every day.
She has nothing else she can think of to try right now, so she goes to make lunch. She decides not to explain to her mom that she has magic now apparently. Is there any stuff around her mom?
Not that she can see.
She hasn't done much with the chunk of force she stuck behind her. She decides she'll play with that after lunch - she could technically go back to school for the afternoon but she already took a sick day and also has magic so nah - what has happened to her pen, anything?
Any small divots or scratches have vanished. If she tries to write with it, it will write immediately without her having to scribble to get the ink flowing. This took only a small amount of force. She could replenish it with several writing sessions.
She doesn't have infinite things to write about. Good thing this was a pen she liked anyway.
What happens if she uses the second-force (do these forces have any aesthetics she could name them by?) on... a blank notebook?
The color of the cover changes. This uses only a small amount of force.
The force she used on the notebook seems like it could be described with contrast or dissonance. The force that healed her seems like it could be conformity or harmony.
For the time being she will call healing-force "obverse" and color-changing-force "reverse".
Can she change the color again, to a color of her choosing?
She can change the color to a color of her choosing if the color contrasts with the color that currently exists. If she attempts to aim for a color that's too similar, it simply doesn't work and she doesn't lose any reverse magic.


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Q: enumerate() for sliced list does not work as expected enumerate() for a list works as expected.
def swap(nums, i, j):
    temp = nums[i]
    nums[i] = nums[j]
    nums[j] = temp

mylist = [0,1,22,33,4]

for pos, num in enumerate(mylist):
    print(pos,num)
    if pos == 0:
        swap(mylist,2,3)

In this example, num shows swapped value as expected.
0 0
1 1
2 33 <--
3 22 <--
4 4

But if I change mylist to mylist[:-1] like:
def swap(nums, i, j):
    temp = nums[i]
    nums[i] = nums[j]
    nums[j] = temp

mylist = [0,1,22,33,4]

for pos, num in enumerate(mylist[:-1]):
    print(pos,num)
    if pos == 0:
        swap(mylist,2,3)

num does not show swapped value.
0 0
1 1
2 22 <--
3 33 <--

Why does this happen?

A: The problem doesn't come from the enumerate function.
Actually, when doing mylist[:-1] you are creating a new list, and working on it.
So when you try to modify your list (swap(mylist,2,3)), you modify the original one, not the new one (created by mylist[:-1]).
You can solve your problem by doing:
new_list = mylist[:-1]
for pos, num in enumerate(new_list):
    print(pos,num)
    if pos == 0:
        swap(new_list,2,3)

A: The difference is that you are enumerating on a copy of the list. In your first example, you are enumerating on a direct reference to the list that you are altering, but in the second example, you used slicing on the list to enumerate over. Slicing returns a new list object.
This is important because you are altering what not-yet-iterated-over positions are referencing to. List iteration uses an ever-increasing index to yield values, altering the list as you iterate can mean that a next index references a different value.
That the iteration is done via the enumerate() function doesn't really matter. You'd have the same problem without enumerate():
for num in mylist:
    print(num)
    if num == 0:
        swap(mylist, 2, 3)

would print
0
1
33
22
4

and slicing would give you a copy, so:
for num in mylist[:-1]:
    print(num)
    if num == 0:
        swap(mylist, 2, 3)

outputs
0
1
22
33

If the goal is to skip the last element, then instead of creating a copy through slicing, you could use the enumerated position to break out of the loop early:
for pos, num in enumerate(mylist):
    if pos == len(mylist) - 1:
        break
    print(pos, num)
    if pos == 0:
        swap(mylist, 2, 3)

or you can use the itertools.islice() function
from itertools import islice

for pos, num in enumerate(islice(mylist, len(mylist) - 1)):
    print(pos, num)
    if pos == 0:
        swap(mylist, 2, 3)

or you could simply create your copy first, then alter the indices of that copy:
sliced = mylist[:-1]
for pos, num in enumerate(sliced):
    print(pos, num)
    if pos == 0:
        swap(sliced, 2, 3)

A: mylist[:-1] is creating a new list object but you perform swap using mylist.
How do you know it's a different object?
You can test this behaviour using id():
>>> mylist = [0,1,22,33,4,5]
>>> id(mylist)
3954492760
>>> lst = mylist
>>> id(lst)
3954492760
>>> sliced = mylist[:-1]
>>> id(sliced)
3954492920

If you observe, sliced's id is different.

Now coming to your code:

for pos, num in enumerate(mylist[:-1]):
    print(pos,num)
    if pos == 0:
        swap(mylist,2,3)
#              ^^^ - you used a different list object from what you were iterating over.

The easiest fix you can do is slice beforehand:
sliced = mylist[:-1]
for pos, num in enumerate(sliced):
    print(pos,num)
    if pos == 0:
        swap(sliced,2,3)

So as others mentioned this has nothing to do with enumerate.


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Government Agency Cites Gaps in FDA's Reporting System In Power Morcellator Report
In August 2015, The Government Accountability Office (GAO) received requests from 12 US Congress Representatives to investigate the FDA's handling of adverse event reports regarding laparoscopic power morcellator devices. Such reports claimed that the use of laparoscopic power morcellators spread cancer in those being treated for uterine fibroids. Early this year, the GAO released a report of its findings from the investigation.
The GAO's report found that the FDA's post-market surveillance systems had significant problems leading to a hindered ability, on the administration's part, to identify safety problems with the device. Specifically, the report found that the setup of the surveillance system led to underreporting of negative events due to a reliance on other passive methods of discovering gaps.
The FDA requires medical device manufactures and importers to disclose any adverse device-related events within 30 days of the occurrence. The current passive reporting system has severe limitations as it relies on individuals to notice harmful occurrences or risk rather than the FDA proactively testing and seeking out any issues. This can leave serious gaps in the reporting system and often leads to un-reported or misreported adverse events.
In cases when a power morcellator is used during surgery and the patient has undiagnosed uterine sarcoma, both the benign and the cancerous cells are strewn throughout the patient's abdominal region, unknowingly causing the spread of cancer. The GAO report found that while the FDA knew of this potential risk even during the original approval process, the risks was overlooked because device makers claimed it was about 1 in 10,000. Today, however, the FDA estimates that the odds of a women undergoing myomectomies or hysterectomies also having undetected cancer is about 1 in 350.
Despite the surveillance process, the first report of an adverse event linking the power morcellator with the spread of cancer was not received until December 2013, more than 20 years after the original approval. Even though the FDA's Center for Devices & Radiological Health received reports which were triggered by cancer incidences, it stated that they saw no corresponding event reports linking the two. This is, in part, attributed to doctors who failed to connect the cancers to the power morcellator device.
While companies such as Johnson and Johnson have voluntarily pulled their power morcellator devices and the FDA has issued a "black box" label warning of the risk, there is still much to be done to address future use of this device, the provision of aid to the effected individuals and the FDA's passive reporting system.
"The release of this long-awaited report won't do anything to help women battling cancer who have had their lives devastated by power morcellators, or provide much comfort to the families of those already lost. It does, however, shed light on the broken system that allowed this devastation to happen and include a roadmap to address it." said Representatives Louise Slaughter (D-N.Y.) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) in recent remarks. Slaughter and Fitzpatrick are part of the 12 members of congress who requested the investigation into this device in August 2015.
Peter Angelos Law is dedicated to fighting for the rights of the victims of dangerous products. We are investigating cases of women who have been diagnosed with cancer following the use of a power morcellator to remove uterine fibroids.
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`Invented in China, unused by three out of four people worldwide, toilet paper is beloved most of all by Americans. They each use 21,000 rolls a year...' Copied and pasted from the Footnotes section of Colors: The Survival Guides, this chunk of text had me in stitches and I'll probably still be laughing years after the world has officially ended. Going on the assumption that the `21,000 rolls' statistic is correct, and that it has been fact-checked over and over again, this would mean that each American uses more than 57 rolls per day and more than 2 rolls per hour. Even something as serious as the apocalypse isn't going to scare someone so shitless that they would need 57 rolls per day. Fortunately most Americans are wipers rather than washers so I won't touch on the conservation aspect, as all seems to be quiet on the American Waterfront. Still, with so many people having baked beans at the top of their lists of essentail items, it would not be a bad idea at all, to stockpile a few thousand toilet rolls, as the going rate for water would probably be considerably higher than the current rate for oil.


I, said the Old Lady, By methods deft and shady, I killed the Canary. . . .
Certainly the great Canary Wharf project, the plan to build an alternative City of London deep in the disused docks, has developed a case of the Norwegian blues. It is lying on its back with its beak in the air. It has all the telltale symptoms of an ex-Canary. The two investment banks whose idea it was, Morgan Guaranty and Credit Suisse First Boston, have dropped out of the consortium to build it. They will, they say, still take space in it. I do not think their promise need worry them. The clue to the murder is to be found in the existing City, and in the planning department at Guildhall, which not long ago was madden- ing the investment banks by refusing to see that their new way of business would need new kinds of building — huge spaces, tall ceilings, enough electricity to run a factory.
Despairing of the City, the two banks looked outside and found some potato warehouses under the liberal planning regime of the London Docklands Develop- ment Corporation. But would that pass the planning regime that mattered, the Bank of England's? The Bank likes to have all its charges grouped close to its skirts. Then the Governor, speaking ex cathedra at a Mansion House dinner, announced that this rule was relaxed, and in effect gave Canary Wharf a dispensation. That was the jolt the City planners needed. In no time they were giving permission for new-style building in the old City. The banks had a choice. They have chosen to move west, into Fleet Street, or north, to the site of Broad Street station. Who was to populate the Canary city of 65,000 people, with its 850 foot towers, its waterside Walks and leafy piazzas of the architect's readily- sketched impressions — connected to the outside world by single-track roads and by a new light railway which would shuttle the 65,000 to the City limits on a two-coach tram? Build new roads, strengthen and lengthen the railway, said the projec- tors. . . I could still not find one bank other than the sponsors which planned to move there. They will remain grouped round the Bank of England — which is what the Old Lady always wanted.


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Хаан-Херети (, ) — в тувинской мифологии это гигантская птица, царица птиц, способная переносить людей в верхний мир или уносить в свое гнездо. Своего рода прототип индийской Гаруды и европейского Феникса. Но в отличие от индийского собрата Хаан-Херети не имеет человеческого лица и не сжигает себя как Феникс. Чаще всего она является помощником богатырям, нежели становится носителем зла. Нередко способна разговаривать и наделена некоторыми человеческими чертами как благородство, семейность и т. д. Из этого можно предположить, что Хаан-Херети является противопоставлением злого, алчного Караты-Хаана.

Описание
Гигантская птица в виде орла, чаще ястреба. В некоторых случаях изображается огненной. Умеет говорить на человеческом языке.

Хаан-Херети в литературе
Часто Хаан-Херети становится главным персонажен тувинских сказок.

В статье Г. Р. Хусаиновой, МОТИВ КАК ЕДИНИЦА СЮЖЕТА: ОБЩЕЕ И РАЗЛИЧНОЕ В СКАЗКАХ БАШКИР И СИБИРСКИХ ТЮРКОВ проводится сравнение башкирского и тувинского эпоса, чем объясняется схожесть культур.

Пример: Батыр спасает птенцов Хаан-Херети (тувинск.) Самригуш (башк.) от прожорливой девятиглавой аждахи (башк.) / пятнадцатиголовый змей (тувинск.), за что птица обещает батыра поднять в Верхний мир. В башкирской сказке Самригуш велит батыру запастись сорока мисками мяса, молока, а в тувинской — настрелять уток.

В некоторых тувинских шахматах ферзи вырезаны в виде медведя («адыг»), птицы Гаруды («Хаан-Херети»)

По тибетской традиции, некоторые тувинцы склонны изображать Хаан-Херети в виде Гаруды и наносить её изображение на флажки.

Примечания

Сибирская мифология
Тувинцы
Тувинская культура


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Blacklight Posters have been described as Trippy, Pschedelic and Glow in the Dark.
All those Descriptions are apt and accurate.
Phosphorescent (Glowing) in the presence of Ulltraviolet and electron Radiation.
Black lights themselves can be of several different varieties – fluorescent lamps, mercury vapor lamps, light-emitting diodes, or incandescent lamps – Most of these emit UV light which reacts with Phosphors.
I followed the link to "this poster on ebay" for the second poster from the top entitled "trippy blacklight poster" but did not find a copy for sale on ebay. Nor could I find a copy of the "weird mushroom trip" poster above.
Can you direct me to a site where I can purchase these posters?


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CCSD Graduation Rate Hits New High
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The Cherokee County School District's graduation rate has hit a new high, with 90.82% of the Class of 2021 earning a diploma within four years of entering high school!
The four-year graduation rate both increased from last year's 90.3% and exceeded the State average of 83.7%, according to a new report from the Georgia Department of Education released today. The State's graduation rate represents a slight decline from 83.8% in 2020, but remains higher than the 82% rate in 2019 prior to the pandemic.
The rate is the second highest among metro Atlanta counties. Georgia, along with the rest of the United States, calculates graduation rates based upon a 4-year cohort methodology. CCSD has grown its graduation rate by nearly 19 percentage points in the nine years since the State began its use of the cohort model. Creekview HS reported CCSD's top Class of 2021 graduation rate of 95%, with River Ridge HS achieving the highest gains rising to 93.2% for 2021 up from 88.9%.
"We're proud of every student who graduates, and especially proud of our graduates who overcame the pandemic's challenges to achieve this important accomplishment," Superintendent of Schools Dr. Brian V. Hightower said. "Our increasing graduation rate also is a testament to the dedication of our teachers and staff, our students' families, and our community partners and volunteers. Together, we are guiding the emerging generation to success, and your support is deeply appreciated."
CCSD's five-year graduation rate, which tracks those students who need additional time to graduate, also increased – to 92.3% for 2021 graduates, up from 88.9% in 2020. CCSD's rate of students defined as "dropouts" by the State consistently remains low at 1 to 2%.
Some students in every year's cohort need a little more time to graduate, such as when medical treatments or family emergencies temporarily halt their learning, Dr. Hightower noted, adding that he and the School Board remain dedicated to further improvement in the overall graduation rate.
Increasing the graduation rate is a top priority in CCSD's Blueprint long-range strategic plan, with efforts focused on identifying new ways to ensure students remain engaged in learning and graduate prepared for future success. This school year that has included launching the new i-Grad Virtual Academy for students in Grades 9-12 to offer another choice for completing high school; and enrolling students in the first Career Pathway – cybersecurity -- for CCSD's newly established Cherokee College & Career Academy, also known as C3 Academy. Two years ago, CCSD partnered with Mountain Education Charter High School to offer an improved evening high school program in the community, with a greater focus on mentoring, which is housed at Etowah East on the Etowah High School campus.
"Given the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, I am pleased to see Georgia's graduation rate holding steady," State School Superintendent Richard Woods said. "Combined with the class of 2021's increases in ACT and SAT scores, this is an encouraging indicator about the work being done in public schools. Teachers and students have continued to succeed in the face of challenging circumstances. Of course, there is still work to do – we will continue our efforts to ensure every student sees the relevance of their high-school education and receives a diploma that directly prepares them for their future."


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"Action Boys" and "Confession of Murder" director, Jeong Byeong-gil delivers the new action movie, "The Villainess".
Sook-hee, who was raised as a killer, has her revenge on unidentified men who murdered her husband. However, as she exists, she loses her consciousness and is brought to National Intelligence Service. NIS suggests she live as a secret agent with the new identity of Yeon-soo for confidential missions. She gets fond of her new life as she meets Hyun-soo and dreams of forming a new family. On their wedding, Yeon-soo gets a new mission and it changes everything!
Starring award-winning actor Choi Min-shik and directed by Park Hoon-jung
Cast: KIM Ok-vin, SHIN Ha-kyun, BANG Sung-jun
Director: Jung Byoung-Gil
Run time: 122 mins
Rating: MA 15+
Language: Korea (English subtitles)


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Q: Looking for a way to improve synaptic/touchpad palm detection I find that my touchpad's palm detection is pretty awful. I have set it to the minimum sensitivity not ruining my touchpad use (PalmMinWidth=5, PalmMinZ=1), and I still get random bumps whenever I type on my keyboard.
I'd rather use palm detection than disable keyboard while typing because I find that the keyboard is disabled for too long a period (i.e., I'm done typing and I have to wait 2 seconds before using the keyboard again, which is annoying). A possible strategy would be to reduce this delay, although I'm not sure if the touchpad would stay usable (if you know how to do this, post it, better than nothing :).
Whenever I use windows, I find I'm not having so much trouble with the touchpad, so there must be a way to improve palm detection?
Lastly, I'm running Debian testing 64 bits on linux kernel 3.2.0-rc7.

A: I have a modern laptop with a big Touchpad and half the time, my right palm was sitting on the edge and making false clicks as I type. The synclient PalmDetect=1 method was not working for me (no matter what I set PalmMinWidth and PalmMinZ to). Perhaps it was the fact that my palm was touching the pad from the right and the palm detect may be checking for it from the top. I don't know for sure.
I solved the problem by making a dead-zone on the right edge. This is how you do it:
synclient

will give you the current settings of the touch pad. of interest are these results here:
LeftEdge                = 1572
RightEdge               = 5370
TopEdge                 = 1376
BottomEdge              = 4480

Obviously, the numbers will vary depending on hardware. Look for the edge you want.In my case it was the right edge. I picked an amount I wanted to shave. You want to shave off the smallest number you can get away with while still blocking fake clicks from your palm. A very easy test, would be to find a clickable picture on the web, hover the mouse over its center and rest your palm where you would be usually typing. To simulate typing, slap (lightly!) the edge of the touch pad with the part of your palm that  usually protrudes over it when you type. If you get clicks, you'll know right away. It will be trial and error, keep playing with it till you hit the sweet spot. In my case, shaving off 30 did the trick:
synclient AreaRightEdge=5340

To modify the other edges, change AreaBottomEdge, AreaLeftEdge or AreaTopEdge. Setting these values back to 0 will disable them.

A: I've had similar problems and found the answer on this blog to be fairly complete and have copied over the relevant details:

Set up palm detection:

Turn on palm detection, in a terminal type:
$ synclient PalmDetect=1

Set the maximum width that should be interpreted as a finger instead of a palm.  I choose 4, most how-tos use 10, it's good to do a bit of guess and test here:
$ synclient PalmMinWidth=4

Then, set the minimum height of a palm vs a finger:
$ synclient PalmMinZ=50

Finally, under Ubuntu, 3 finger middle click is not enabled by default, so if you want to enable it use:
$ synclient TapButton2=3 TapButton3=2

In theory, this should enable 2 finger tap for middle click, and 3 finger tap for right click, but in Ubuntu 13.04 the resulting behavior is exactly the opposite.  Therefore, if you prefer 2 finger tap for middle click use:
$ synclient TapButton2=2 TapButton3=3

To make this permanent once you have found the correct settings, save them into 50-synaptics.conf which is located at /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf in Debian/Ubuntu (Semplice) and at /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf in Arch Linux based distros, (the first "InputClass" part is for the multi-touch middle click fix, which is already enabled in Arch so you shouldn't need to add it):
Section "InputClass"
    Identifier "touchpad catchall"
    Driver "synaptics"
    MatchIsTouchpad "on"
    MatchDevicePath "/dev/input/event*"
    Option "TapButton1" "1"
    Option "TapButton2" "2"
    Option "TapButton3" "3"
    Option "HorizTwoFingerScroll" "on"
    Option "VertTwoFingerScroll" "on"
EndSection

#synclient PalmDetect=1
Option "PalmDetect" "1"
#synclient PalmMinWidth=4
Option "PalmMinWidth" "4"
#synclient PalmMinZ=50
Option "PalmMinZ" "50"

Temporarily turning the touch-pad off while typing:
Instead of using synclient commands, use syndaemon:
$ syndaemon -K -i 0.5 -R -d

The arch wiki claims that if you save this command to your  ~/.xinitrc file to have it executed automatically at your next log-in.  However, when I did this, I was unaware that the command must happen before the launch of the desktop (exec DESKTOP.session command).  After playing around with a ton of other config files and learning a ton about the SLiM display manager, I finally realized that the command just needed to be moved further up the file, as commands after the desktop launch won't be run until the desktop is quit.

A: I found the way to modify the length of time during which the touchpad is disabled while typing. For anyone else out there looking for it here it is :
Note: a google search yields the answer quickly enough
Just run the program syndaemon -d and add as an option -i wait_time where wait_time is the length of time to wait before re-enabling the touchpad. Other useful parameters to give syndaemon include -K to never disable the touchpad when the keystrokes are of the format modifier+key and -t to only disable clicks and not mouse movements.
So, in my case, I added the following to a script I run on login:
#Get rid of previous syndaemon
killall syndaemon
#More aggressive behavior, allow for mod+key combos, enable mouse movements
syndaemon -i 0.2 -K -t -d

With all these modifications, especially the -t flag, I can live with the touchpad as it is for now!


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The charm of a Bahay na Bato. The 1881 Luz-Librea-Bautista Ancestral House in Lipa City.
There was really a Fidel Reyes who existed in Philippine history. The Lipeño Don Fidel Reyes y Malabanan (1878-1967) was a giant of the Philippine Press during the early 20th century, having authored the feisty and controversial editorial "Aves de Rapiña" (Birds of Prey) in the newspaper "El Renacimiento", which exposed the corruption of the American colonial government. Called to public service, Fidel became a member of the Philippine Legislature, representing the Third District of Batangas in 1912, and in 1918 was appointed the First Filipino Director of the Bureau of Commerce and Industry. As a philanthropist, he donated land to the first SOS Children's Village in the Philippines.
Filipino showmanship, culture, and fashion were elevated at the 1931 Paris Colonial Exposition. An illustrious son of Lipa, Arsenio Katigbak Luz, led the Philippine delegation to this international expo.
While the Lipeños celebrated their town fiesta on January 20, 1937, they also mourned the loss of their former town leader, Don Valerio Kalaw. The Lipa Municipal Council's resolution, dated January 21, 1937, highlights the precious legacy that Sr. Kalaw left.
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80 years ago on January 16, 1943, Doña Segunda Katigbak y Solís Vda. de Luz, the matriarch of the Katigbak and Luz clans of Lipa and Rizal's first love interest, passed away due to heart failure. The Tribune published her obituary in its January 17, 1943 issue.


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LATAM Airlines recognised as the world's most punctual airline in 2018
LATAM Airlines Group was the named in the 2018 Official Airline Guide (OAG) as the most punctual 'Mega Airline', which compares the largest 20 operators in terms of scheduled flights
LATAM Airlines Group, Latin America's leader in passenger and cargo transport, has placed first in the 'Mega Airlines' category of the Official Airline Guide (OAG), which ranks the punctuality of major airlines worldwide based on arrival times. LATAM received this recognition after operating 85.6% of its flights on-time during 2018.
"At LATAM, passengers are our first priority and we understand that punctuality is the most important factor in their travel experience. For this reason, we work continuously to monitor and improve our on-time performance so that – combined with our unrivalled network of destinations in the region – we continue to be the best travel option in Latin America," said Enrique Cueto, CEO of LATAM Airlines Group.
The Official Airline Guide (OAG) is an annual ranking and measures more than 58 million flights of the world's 250 principal airlines. The ranking is based on on-time performance (OTP), which measures how airlines meet the schedules of their published itineraries. For OAG to consider a flight punctual, it must have landed within 15 minutes of its scheduled arrival time.
The 'Mega Airlines' category includes the largest 20 operators in the world based on the number of scheduled flights per year.
LATAM Airlines Group operates around 1,300 daily flights worldwide and serves 144 destinations in 27 countries, including domestic operations in six countries in Latin America.
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Home Fantasy Hockey Sami Vatanen for Adam Henrique: Fantasy Impacts
Sami Vatanen for Adam Henrique: Fantasy Impacts
Mitch Fenech
In a somewhat unexpected move, the Anaheim Ducks and New Jersey Devils swapped players Thursday. The Devils sent Adam Henrique and Joseph Blandisi and a 2018 third round pick to Anaheim in exchange for defenseman Sami Vatanen. The Ducks look to Henrique to help plug some holes up front as their unbelievable injury list keeps getting larger. Vatanen will hopefully help stabilize New Jersey's back end and chip in some offence as well.
Fantasy Impacts
Adam Henrique
Adam Henrique's time in New Jersey was mostly spent as a utility player with offensive upside, but usually not much. His career high 51 points came in his rookie season in 2011-12. He scored 50 points two seasons ago but has maintained a pretty consistent 40-45 point pace since then. Henrique has an unusually high shooting percentage throughout his career, an even 15%. This has helped him pot 20 goals three times, with a 30 goal high in 2015-16. He has goal scoring potential, so the right opportunity should allow him to hit that 20+ mark once again. So far this season, he has four goals and ten assists, with five points coming on the powerplay. Younger talent has emerged in New Jersey to start the season and made Henrique expendable.
The move to Anaheim gives him a great opportunity to find his offensive game once again. Unfortunately, he may not have much of a supporting cast for the time being. Ryan Getzlaf and Ryan Kesler are still out of the lineup for the next few weeks at least. Ondrej Kase is still on the IR and Jakob Silfverberg and Rickard Rakell are both day to day. Until some reinforcements arrive, Henrique will be leaned on by Anaheim to put up some points. He should continue to see power play time which is always a great opportunity, as well. Anaheim's lack of firepower at the moment should give Henrique lots of ice time, shots and hopefully goals.
If you have held on to Henrique through his early stumble, the wait may pay off yet. If you are in a deeper league and are looking for depth scoring, Henrique may be a quick-paying pickup or at least worth a watch list add.
Sami Vatanen
Sami Vatanen is another player who has had a hard time recreating past success. In this, his fifth NHL season, he has four points in 15 games. He missed the first few weeks of the year, a common occurrence for Vatanen. Hopefully, he remains healthy for the rest of the season, but he has never played more than 71 games in his four seasons so far. Early on in his career, Vatanen was on a steady upward trajectory. He scored 21 points in 48 games his first year, then 37 and 38 points in the following two. His early career success made him a popular fantasy pick in the past. But a disappointing 21 points in 71 games last season left fantasy players scratching their heads.
New Jersey's defence has looked suspect so far this year, to say the least. Will Butcher has been a nice surprise, but they haven't had much help from anyone else. Vatanen will surely see time on New Jersey's power play, the sixth best in the league at 23%. He will also see his fair share of even strength time as well. Vatanen's disappointing season last year seems to be attributed to an unnaturally low shooting percentage. He shot four whole points below his career average of 6.9%. His ice time was right in line with his career average around 21 minutes a night. Last season was the first time Vatanen saw more defensive zone starts than offensive zone. This added defensive responsibility also led to lower possession stats and shot attempts for Vatanen.
Vatanen's success will depend largely on who he shares the ice with. If he is on the first defensive pairing he will see tougher defensive zone starts and opposition. If he plays with Will Butcher on a more sheltered, offensive-minded second pairing, he will have a chance to find that scoring touch he displayed in his first few seasons. Regardless, if he is unowned in your league he is worth a pickup just for the potential alone, as a return to his career average will put him at a 40 point pace.
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Date Tasted: 12/4/2018 in our Chicago tasting lab - 91 points out of 100.
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Date Tasted: 12/6/2018 in our Chicago tasting lab - 86 points out of 100.
Pale straw color. Fruity aromas of pineapple pastry and bananas foster with a satiny, crisp, dry-yet-fruity light-to-medium body and a silky, breezy almond nougat and black tea finish with cottony tannins and moderate oak flavor. A toasty chardonnay with a hint of tropical fruits.
Brick red color. Savory aromas of beef stew en papillote with a lightly tannic, vibrant, dry medium-to-full body and a smooth, interesting, medium-length cocoa nib, black tea, and tar finish with chewy tannins and heavy oak flavor. A dry and savory Montepulciano for rustic Italian meals.
Date Tasted: 12/4/2018 in our Chicago tasting lab - 85 points out of 100.
Black garnet color. Aromas of grilled bell pepper and graphite with a crisp, fruity medium body and a warming, brisk dark fruit jam, cranberry, and dark chocolate finish with crunchy tannins and moderate oak flavor. A table-friendly merlot to pair with weeknight beef.
Black garnet color. Interesting aromas and flavors of dried cranberry, ginger tea, tomato, fresh-baked scone, and chocolate dipped candied orange peel with a vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a warming, interesting, medium-long finish displaying accents of black pepper, carob, dried oregano, and nutmeg with moderate oak flavor. A dusty Bordeaux that can drink now or take a sleep in the cellar.
Date Tasted: 12/6/2018 in our Chicago tasting lab - 85 points out of 100.
Silvery emerald straw color. Aromas of soft apple, white grape jelly, flint, and shaved spring veggies in lime vinaigrette with a satiny, bright, dryish light body and a smooth, brisk underripe peach and sea salt finish with no oak flavor. A laid back wine that offers a crisp quaffing experience.
Deep purple color. Aromas of huckleberry preserve, glue, fertile earth, and espresso with a slightly chewy, crisp, dryish light-to-medium body and a warming, delightful, medium-length pecan, sassafras, and blackened toast finish with crunchy tannins and heavy oak flavor. A weeknight Bordeaux with an earthy sensibility.
Dark dusty garnet color. Aromas of smoked pomegranate, cedar shavings, black tea, and bell pepper with a slightly chewy, lively, dryish medium-full body and a tingling, stimulating, medium-length watermelon relish, raspberry thumbprint cookie, genache, and dried peppers finish with crunchy tannins and heavy oak flavor. A chewy Bordeaux with a notable food-friendly juiciness.
Date Tasted: 12/5/2018 in our Chicago tasting lab - 83 points out of 100.
Dark deep purple color. Woody aromas of oaken box, fig bar, and blackberry preserve with a lightly tannic, bright, bone-dry medium-full body and a warming, cheery tamarind chutney, oak chips, and haricot verts finish with barky tannins and heavy oak flavor. A rustic French red to serve with game.
Date Tasted: 12/6/2018 in our Chicago tasting lab - 82 points out of 100.


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Dolno Konjari (, ) is a village in the municipality of Petrovec, North Macedonia.

Demographics
According to the 2002 census, the village had a total of 704 inhabitants. Ethnic groups in the village include:
Bosniaks 598
Albanians 121
Macedonians 7
Turks 6
Others 2

Sports
The local football club FK Dolno Konjari plays in the OFS Gazi Baba.

References

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Villages in Petrovec Municipality
Albanian communities in North Macedonia


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Kincaldrum is a hamlet in the county of Angus, Scotland. It lies 1 km northwest of Gateside. Kincaldrum House lies in ruins. A corn mill once stood near the hamlet.

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Villages in Angus, Scotland