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The Beatles – The Beatles Broadcasts (bootleg)
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I've written before about The Flashcubes – for post-punk powerpop fans in Syracuse at the end of the '70s, there was no band more energetic or exciting. While we saw them in a lot of locations, we saw them most often at the Jabberwocky, a legendary nightclub on the Syracuse University campus, tucked into a space beneath Kimmel Dining Hall. It was a dive bar with cheap drinks, hot fries, and some of the most amazing music, both local and touring. It was our Cavern Club, and we would spend endless hours pogoing the night away in sweaty, airless communion with the music. Along with all the excitement of their originals, The Flashcubes did some rave-up covers, often to close out the night. It seems like most often it was "Money (That's What I Want)" or "When You Walk In The Room." But sometimes, it was a fantastic song I'd never heard before, "Soldier of Love." One night I asked Gary Frenay, the lead singer and songwriter, about the song, and he said the legend behind it was that it was the song the Beatles sang over a transatlantic phone line to audition for Ed Sullivan. Well, you had me at "The Beatles." (In fact, the song was written by Buzz Cason and Tony Moon, and originally released by Arthur Alexander, whose "Anna (Go To Him)" was also covered by the Fab Four.)
Beatles Broadcasts front cover
I've never again heard the story that The Beatles played "Soldier of Love" for Ed Sullivan. It really doesn't matter whether that rumor was true or not. But for a while, it held out that there was some secret Beatles material hiding away somewhere that we couldn't get at — and that turned out to be true, as there was much that they played live on the BBC in '63 and '64 that was simply not available.
So, for ages, "Soldier of Love" existed only in Flashcubes performances or my mind — and then I finally found this bootleg called "The Beatles Broadcasts," which came out in 1980 and collected much, MUCH better quality BBC performances than were on "Yellow Matter Custard." The sound is incredibly better (though still not up to the "Anthology" series). Finally, I could hear The Beatles sing "Soldier of Love." I wasn't disappointed. There are a bunch of other interesting covers as well, like the obligatory "Memphis," "Lend Me Your Comb," and "I Got A Woman." The B side opens with "Hippy Hippy Shake," but also features some Beatles originals like "I'm A Loser," "She's A Woman,, "I Feel Fine," and "I'll Follow the Sun," all of which would come out in more refined versions in the next couple of years.
Just a year or so after I found this, Marshall Crenshaw solidified the coolness of "Soldier of Love" by covering it on his debut album.
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Lieutenant-General Ye Win Oo (; born 21 February 1966) is a Burmese military officer who is currently serving as the Joint Secretary of State Administration Council (SAC) and the Chief of Military Security Affairs. He was appointed as the Joint Secretary of the SAC on 2 February 2021, in aftermath of the 2021 Myanmar coup d'état.

Early life and education
Ye Win Oo was born on 21 February 1966. He graduated from the Officers Training School, Bahtoo in 1989 as part of the 77th intake.

Military career
From 2018 to 2020, he served as the commander of the Southwestern Command, which encompasses Ayeyarwady Region.

Sanctions
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has imposed sanctions on "Ye Win Oo" since 11 February 2021, pursuant to Executive Order 14014, in response to the Burmese military's coup against the democratically elected civilian government of Burma. The US sanctions include freezing of assets under the US and ban on transactions with US person.

The Government of Canada has imposed sanctions on him since 18 February 2021, pursuant to Special Economic Measures Act and Special Economic Measures (Burma) Regulations, in response to the gravity of the human rights and humanitarian situation in Myanmar (formerly Burma). Canadian sanctions include freezing of assets under Canada and ban on transactions with Canadian person.

HM Treasury and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom have imposed sanctions on him since 25 February 2021, for his responsibility for serious human rights violations in Burma. The UK sanctions include freezing of assets under the UK and ban on traveling or transiting to the UK.

Furthermore, the Council of the European Union has imposed sanctions on him since 22 March 2021, pursuant to Council Regulation (EU) 2021/479 and Council Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/480 which amended Council Regulation (EU) No 401/2013, for his responsibility for the military coup and the subsequent military and police repression against peaceful demonstrators. The EU sanctions include freezing of assets under member countries of the EU and ban on traveling or transiting to the countries.

Personal life
Ye Win Oo is married to Daw Nilar (b. 1968), and has one daughter, Theit Thinzar Ye (b. 1997).

See also
State Administration Council
Tatmadaw

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1966 births
Living people
Burmese generals
Members of the State Administration Council
Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List
Officers Training School, Bahtoo alumni
Individuals related to Myanmar sanctions


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Q: generate random points from shapefile boundaries Here is my dilemma. I really hope someone can help soon!
Generate 150 random points inside the boundaries of a shapefile that are also 1000 meters away from each other
here is what I have tried:
import arcpy, random, os
outGDB = 'E:\Python\week_4\week_4_topost\data\example_data.gdb'
numPoints = 150
minDistance = "1000 Meters"
outName = "testpoints.shp"
conFC = "Cache.shp"
arcpy.CreateRandomPoints_management(outGDB, outName, conFC, "", numPoints, minDistance)

here is my error message:
ExecuteError                              Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-65-e5cc74ba6ed5> in <module>()
      5 outName = "testpoints.shp"
      6 conFC = "Cache.shp"
----> 7 arcpy.CreateRandomPoints_management(outGDB, outName, conFC, "", numPoints, minDistance)

C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.6\ArcPy\arcpy\management.py in CreateRandomPoints(out_path, out_name, constraining_feature_class, constraining_extent, number_of_points_or_field, minimum_allowed_distance, create_multipoint_output, multipoint_size)
  17530         return retval
  17531     except Exception as e:
> 17532         raise e
  17533
  17534 @gptooldoc('GeneratePointsAlongLines_management', None)

ExecuteError: ERROR 000354: The name contains invalid characters
Failed to execute (CreateRandomPoints).

Also I have been using this link for a while trying to figure it out but no use.

A: I figured it out!
I needed to add the workspace line and make some smaller modifications to the code so it should look like this
output_gdb = r'E:\Python\week_4\week_4_topost\data\example_data.gdb'
arcpy.env.workspace = output_gdb
print output_gdb
boundary = 'Cache'
output_location = arcpy.CreateRandomPoints_management(output_gdb, 'Random_Points', boundary, None, 150, "1 Kilometer")

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In the moderated Peer2Peer session "Securing IoT: Tech's latest Wild Frontier" we had a full room and great representation providing different viewpoints ranging from those involved in manufacturing, setting standards, government and those charged with managing and securing IoT. Most importantly we had some great dialog and certainly could have spent hours -- make that many, many, hours -- digging deeper into each of the subjects we touched on.
To kick things off we started by defining IoT, then identified what some of the risks are - both potential and realized - discussed the history of how we got to this point with the technology and also where the ownership of IoT security belongs. While we didn't solve the weighty issues and didn't always agree on approaches, I'm hoping everyone left the session contemplating the full array of potential risks and some ideas on go-forward strategies.
A Tiered Approach: One of the key discussion points centered on the fact that a one-size-fits-all approach to securing IOT wasn't going to work. There is too much disparity in the cost, complexity and risk of all things in this space. For example, the risk mitigation and support structure around an IP-enabled light bulb that costs a nominal amount and has a limited life expectancy is going to be different than for a car or heart pump. At the end of the day they both have to be secured to an extent relative to the risk they pose, but the standards applied would not likely not be the same. To that end we discussed the potential of having a tiered or class approach to standards\controls. "Class A" or "Tier One Devices" would require the most stringent and comprehensive security controls and functionality whereas the bottom tier might only need to meet the most basic standards. Along these lines we also contemplated how long a company should support an item, requirements to facilitate updates and patches, etc. Again this came down to cost… a nominal low-risk device? Perhaps not. An expensive life-impacting device? By all means.
Data Gathering: Another interesting aspect of the conversation was around data gathering and governance. Devices are collecting all kinds of data all the time, sometimes without the consumer's direct knowledge. How should that be managed? We discussed various strategies around transparency, the ability to Opt-in or Out, how to address the selling of data, and securing the data that is collected among other things.
Ownership\Responsibility: The short answer on this one was that it rests with the entire chain. From the engineers and developers to those implementing, using and maintaining devices, we all have a key role to play. Some of the issues we see today rest with the device design itself while in other cases the device may have perfectly acceptable security options however those options go unused. Lastly, even if you correctly design and implement security measures, if they aren't maintained or can't be updated you still could find yourself with a problem.
Bottom Line? Saddle up and get comfortable for the long haul! There is a lot to be done but the good news is we are all talking about it and there are some great ideas roaming the frontier.
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Disney briefly stopped sales of its on-demand content through iTunes in Japan after it failed to reach a deal with Apple. The company confirmed the news but followed up today with a statement on its website claiming that all services have been restored.
Apple has close long had close ties with the company since Steve Jobs held a position as a director following the sale of Pixar to Disney. Apple has also named Disney CEO Bog Iger as a board of the company since 2011 and Disney content appeared as some of the first on-demand video content from a major studio at the launch of iTunes. The removal of content, if only for a brief period, is a reminder of just how important Apple's content deals with studios are and just how quickly content can be removed if those relationships go south.
We've reached out to Apple for comment but didn't hear back immediately at the time of publishing.


At Tribeca Film Festival, Nora Ephron award The Nora will honor female filmmakers.
Nora Ephron, whose memory will be honored by the Tribeca Film Festival and Vogue.com.
In a lovely gesture, the Tribeca Film Festival and Vogue.com have teamed up to offer a $25,000 award to the woman director or screenwriter whose work, debuting at the festival, best embodies Nora Ephron's legacy. The money may not be enough to finance an entire film, or to support a writer during the entire process of completing a script. But it's a substantial cushion, an updated version of Virginia Woolf's "money and a room of her own." And unlike lots of people who are honored by Hollywood, Ephron's a genuinely great role model, someone who made movies about and for women—but not only for women—and whose movies made an enormous amount of money in part by betting on the intelligence of American audiences.
As Tribeca considers who's the most fitting inaugural recipient of The Nora, it's worth considering some of what made Ephron's work so distinct. In Ephron's best romcoms, she created indelible portraits of women for whom love took its place alongside other interests. To give just one example, You've Got Mail, her contemporary adaptation of Miklos Laszlo's Parfumerie, brought together its main characters, Meg Ryan's independent bookstore owner and Tom Hanks' heir to a giant book chain, through heated competition. Careers in Ephron movies aren't sideshows, the kind of throwaway gigs so many female characters in television and romantic comedies are given, presumably so that they can have coworkers to discuss their relationships with and offices at which to receive flowers.
That doesn't mean her work was perfect. Ephron's characters tended to be white and well-off, and it would be terrific to see Tribeca honor a filmmaker who knows that intellectual engagement, high-level banter, and quality men aren't limited to one milieu. It would also be nice if the award's criteria acknowledged Ephron's essays and journalism, which included the kind of social critique that wasn't often at the center of her films. Ephron lived a big life, and had more than one big career. The best way to honor her memory would be to recognize a filmmaker who's expanding what kind of women end up on screen, and what they do once they get there.


Gionee Elife E8 is flagship smartphone released alongside Gionee M5, focuses on picture quality unlike the latter that's built to provide long lasting battery performance.
Elife E8, which also offer dual Tone LED flash, lossless zoom, and 4K video recording, is built around a 6-inch QHD display for a 490ppi pixel density. It's also an AMOLED panel, for deep blacks and vivid colors and has a Mediatek Helio X10 chipset with an octa-core processor clocked at up 2GHz, a PowerVR 6200 GPU. 3GB of RAM and 64GB of base storage.
Amazingly, the device comes with 24MP primary camera which offers the highest pixel count now in a major smartphone.


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"The Flash" 7×07 Recap: Frost Finally Meets Her Match
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The Flash continued on Tuesday night with a new threat and some new trouble for Frost in the process as the Speed Force threat grew stronger.
In case you missed it, here is what went down in episode 7×07, titled "Growing Pains".
Things get icy
The main plot of the episode revolved around an icy new villain causing havoc in Central City. Chester gets called to his first CCPD crime scene: an ice attack that killed a driver. Kramer arrives at the scene and blames Killer Frost with no proof to back those claims.
Joe points out that Frost isn't the only criminal who uses ice, but Kramer refuses to listen and issues a warrant for her arrest. Frost heads to her old bar and meets up with the new bartender, Mark, who tells her there's a reward for information leading to her arrest.
The news breaks while she's at the bar and everyone wants that money, so this forces Frost to fight off the patrons and Mark gives her intel on where she can find this new ice meta. However, while Frost is chasing that lead, Caitlin is arrested by Kramer.
Chester gets a lead on the new ice meta, who calls himself Chillblaine. Chester discovers that the villain used artificial dark matter and knows Caitlin and Frost used to be the same person. It is then revealed Mark is actually Chillblaine.
Chillblaine gets Frost to the bar and reveals he was studying her so that he could set her up for his crime. That allowed him to steal back tech he made after his some very questionable experiments led him to be fired from his job. He wants her powers and planned to kill her, but The Flash and Allegra show up just in time to save her and Frost got a confession on tape.
Kramer shows up at the bar to arrest Frost, who decides to surrender since she really did do the crimes that she's accused of.
The subplot of the episode revolved around Barry and Speed Force Nora. Barry's powers are glitching, but Nora says she is boosting his speed so it will take getting used to. This clearly bothers Barry for the whole episode. But at the end, he and Speed Force Nora talk things out and decide to start a new relationship.
What did you think of the episode? Let me know in the comments below!
The Flash airs Tuesdays at 8/7c on The CW.

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