STAINS! We all get them and I can venture to guess that we all hate them. Between having a toddler, a husband, a dog, and myself being an artsy person who doesn't take the time to change clothes every time I want to work on a project, stains are a regular guest in my house. I've tried just about every mainstream, name brand stain remover, and while some of them worked (some of the time!), others were just a waste of money. Last year I came across a miracle stain remover that actually works, not just on fresh stains but also on stains that have been washed and dried.
If you want to buy the glass bottle I used, you can find it here.
You may want to use a little spoon or your finger to get the excess Dawn soap out of your measuring cup after pouring it into your container.
You can't really see it in the picture, but when I added the Peroxide I could immediately see the reaction it had with the baking soda...cool little science experiment.
*NOTE: the baking soda is going to want to settle on the bottom and that's ok—you can either put a little spoon in the container to mix it up every time you want to use it or you can make sure to have an air-tight lid on the container in order to shake it.
Next, pour out (or scoop out with a spoon), enough stain remover to cover the stain you want to get rid of. I don't glop it on but I also make sure to have a generous amount so that the stain is fully covered in the stain remover mixture.
*Note: I spilled coffee on this linen table cloth which is what I was trying to remove without ruining my table cloth.
Then, you can either brush the stain remover into the stain with a scrub brush or do what I do and rub the stained area together. Let the stained item sit for 30 minutes to an hour with the solution. I haven't timed it but I've always had results after this amount of time.
After I've let my stained item sit with the stain remover on it, I through it in the wash at it's normal cycle with washing detergent. Then I dry it (depending on what the item is…you'll want to make sure to read your care instructions for whatever it is that you have is stained).
That's it! I love when I can use household items that I already have on hand to accomplish the same results of if I go out and pay for a bottle of stuff I have no idea what's in it. Just after Christmas, my husband was totally disappointed because his brand new shirt that he had only worn once somehow got smudgy black stains on it (I still have no idea what he managed to get on it), so I tried this solution on it even after I had already washed and dried the shirt (because I had no idea it had been stained to begin with). Amazingly, the stains came out! I'd say that was a SCORE for this housewife.
*I didn't have to purchase anything to make this stain remover as I had all supplies on hand. I estimate the cost of all supplies as being roughly $10 but that will obviously make a ton of stain remover and the price will vary based on how extravagant of a container you purchase.
Can this be used on carpets? I too have two dogs 🐕 soon many more since my girl is having puppies. Please advise, thank you!!!
Hope you never need to use this recipe on your dog after being sprayed by a skunk, however it's the best remedy out there.
Try rubbing the meat of a walnut on the scratches.
Why not just use the best stain remover I've ever used: Shout. Works on anything UNLESS the stain is very old. Some stains are not removable.
Nope. Shout does not work on everything!
used this after Shout on blood and betadine.
I have used this for years on grass stains Shout left behind. Awesome recipe!
Just mix up a little at a time. Use that, then wait for the next stain before you make more.


There is high hope that the current senate leader, Ahmad Lawal and Majority leader of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila may be elected the President of the Senate and the Speaker, House of Representatives for the ninth assembly.
Sources told our correspondent that the leadership of the ruling All Progressives Congress is working hard on this and will not want to fall into the trouble that made it to lose the key positions to disloyal members in 2015.
According to the source, serious meetings are going on now and from all indications, the two lawmakers may emerge if the party is able to reach consensus.
The party is trying to spread the position between the north and the south instead of concentrating it at a region.
Recalled that the president of the senate, Bukola Saraki and the speaker of the house, Yakubu Dogara came from the north because APC failed to hold firm the control of the party then.
The two had since defected to the Peoples Democratic Party. Only Dogara will be returning to the house but the APC is bent on sticking with its rules by ensuring that only loyal party members get to the leadership position.


Well, my planned trip today to Port Angeles on the Coho didn't pan out, but I still managed to add a couple of species this weekend, during a quick stop owing to a very timely post from Derrick Marven.
On my way up to Duncan where, on a non-birding note, I was privileged to witness my young nieces very first steps (!!!), I stopped in along Koksilah Road, hoping to find the Tundra Swan that had been reported there. All along Koksilah there were small groups of Trumpeter Swans, as well as a good number of curious neighbours and passersby, stopping or slowing to inquire as to my activities. Finding no small swan among them, I circled around the back end of the fields by driving down Wilmot Rd. There I found a large group of grazing waterfowl, which had been hidden from view from the other side by a hill. Among them were more Trumpeter Swans, good numbers of Canada Geese, and, after some scope searching, the Tundra Swan! I don't know if the bird had a mud-caked beak (as many of the Trumpeters did), or if it was one of the individuals that show very little to no yellow on the beak, but luckily it was standing next to a Trumpeter, allowing a nice close comparison of size and build.
While I was scanning the fields, I also heard several birds calling as they passed overhead in ones and twos, and managed to get my first visual Evening Grosbeaks of the year. Jeremy Gatten and I found a number of these in Cobble Hill on Jan 1 but they all remained out of sight in the clouds. Rules being rules, I wanted my look!
Still no Red Crossbills, but they should show themselves before too long.
The weather is also still looking good for the scheduled Westport Pelagic for Jan 28. Last year's trip got winded out and we never made the trip down. As fate would have it, a Mountain Plover showed up just across the bay near Ocean Shores that same weekend, which would have been a nice add-on to the trip. Currently there is an Emperor Goose in Ocean Shores which will make for a really good add-on, on top of the great possibles that show up offshore in winter (Laysan Albatross is my want bird!).
Stay tuned, stay birding, and stay warm!


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Q: Using folium new version map.save and getting a syntax error I am trying the new version of folium so I am using map.save instead of map.create_map. It was working with the older version but when I am using the new code, I am getting an error again and again saying SyntaxError: Invalid syntax. But I think I ma using the right code:
I am running this script:
import pandas, folium

df = pandas.read_csv(".....txt")

map = folium.Map(location= [df["LAT"].mean(), df["LON"].mean()], zoom_start = 6, tiles = "Stamen Terrain")

def color(elev):
    minimum= int(min(df["ELEV"]))
    step= int((max(df["ELEV"])-min(df["ELEV"]))/3 )
    if elev in range(minimum,minimum+step):
        col= "blue"
    elif elev in range(minimum+step,(minimum+step)*2):
        col= "orange"
    else:
        col = "red"
    return col

for lat,lon,name,elev in zip(df['LAT'], df['LON'], df['NAME'], df['ELEV']):
   map.add_child(folium.Marker(location=[lat, lon], popup = name, icon=   folium.Icon(color= color(elev)))

map.save(outfile= "test.html")

and I am getting this error:
   ...:
   File "<ipython-input-2-02945dfe5a14>", line 27
     map.save(outfile= "test.html")
       ^
 SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Am I doing something wrong?

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Gale Zucker is offering half hour photo sessions creating professional narrative headshots for exhibitors and attendees at the TNNA 2019 Winter NeedleArts Market at a special price. Learn more!
*Schedule is subject to change. Updated December 18, 2018.
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Community leaders are issuing an open call for thoughts and opinions with the launch of a Mt. Pleasant community branding initiative. The cornerstone public event will be a Town Hall on June 21 at 7 p.m. at City Hall (320 W. Broadway in Mt. Pleasant). Participants will roll-up their sleeves and expect robust discussion in the form of inclusive, interactive activities. In addition to the Town Hall, a public opinion survey has been created to capture a breadth of perspective. The survey can be found at www.madebydarwin.com/mt-pleasant.
The process for this initiative is being facilitated through partnership with Darwin, a center for social impact. Their process uses many cutting-edge research methods and will engage a variety of stakeholder groups such as residents, professionals, students, visitors, business owners and more.
The City of Mt. Pleasant and the Mt. Pleasant Area Convention & Visitors' Bureau are leading the initiative, with support from Central Michigan University, Charter Township of Union, McLaren Central Michigan, Michigan Economic Development Corporation, Middle Michigan Development Corporation and Mid Michigan Community College.
The full duration of the engagement is six months, with plans for the new logo and messaging to be completed in the fall and the full public brand launch held before the end of the year. More information about this initiative, including a link to the public survey and registration for the Town Hall, can be found at www.madebydarwin.com/mt-pleasant. The survey will be available until June 29. Additional questions may be directed to Molli Ferency, City of Mt. Pleasant public relations coordinator, at (989) 779-5322 or mferency@mt-pleasant.org.
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Fidel Castro lectures Obama after Cuba trip
'Native populations do not exist at all in the mind of Obama,' Castro says.
U.S. President Barack Obama listens to a question during an entrepreneurship panel discussion in Havana, Cuba, on March 21 | Nicholas Kamm/AFP via Getty Images
By Nick Gass
President Barack Obama did not meet with Fidel Castro during his historic visit to Cuba last week, but apparently that does not mean that Castro did not have any thoughts about el presidente norteamericano in his country.
Castro ripped into the president and his words during the visit in El Granma, the official state newspaper of the Cuban Communist Party, bringing up Obama's relative youth, the failed Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 and the role of both countries in ending the apartheid in South Africa and elsewhere on the continent in an article titled "El hermano Obama."
"Native populations do not exist at all in the mind of Obama," Castro wrote. "Nor does he say that racial discrimination was swept away by the Revolution; that retirement and salary of all Cubans were enacted by this before Mr. Barack Obama was 10 years old."
Referring to the 1961 failed invasion of the Bay of Pigs, Castro wrote of the U.S.' "mercenary force with cannons and armored infantry, equipped with aircraft … trained and accompanied by warships and aircraft carriers in the U.S. raiding our country. Nothing can justify this premeditated attack that cost our country hundreds of killed and wounded."
Castro referred also to Obama's invocation of both countries' role in the end of apartheid in South Africa, remarking upon his country's 1975 intervention in Angola backing the leftist People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola against other U.S.-backed revolutionary forces. Ridding apartheid South Africa of nuclear weapons "was not the goal of our solidarity," he wrote, "but [rather] to help the people of Angola, Mozambique, Guinea Bissau and other fascist colonial rule of Portugal."
In referring to the origins of South Africa's nuclear weapons, Castro mentioned the "help that racist South Africa had received from [Ronald] Reagan and Israel."
"I do not know what Obama has to say on this story now," Castro wrote, adding, "although it is very doubtful that I knew absolutely nothing."
"My modest suggestion is to reflect and do not try now to develop theories about Cuban politics."
Cuba "has no need of gifts" from the United States, Castro concluded. "Our efforts will be legal and peaceful, because it is our commitment to peace and brotherhood of all human beings living on this planet."
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Q: Help proving Jacobi Symbol property $\left(\frac{-1}{n}\right) = (-1)^{\frac{n-1}{2}}$ Using the properties of Legendre symbols, I need to show $\left(\frac{-1}{n}\right) = (-1)^{\frac{n-1}{2}}$
Here is what I have so far
$\left(\frac{-1}{n}\right) = \left(\frac{-1}{p_1}\right)\left(\frac{-1}{p_2}\right) \cdots \left(\frac{-1}{p_k}\right)$ Where $p_1p_2\cdots p_k$ is the prime factorization of $n$. via the definition of Jacobi Symbols.
From the properties of Legendre symbols this is
$(-1)^{\frac{p_1 - 1}{2}}(-1)^{\frac{p_2 -1 }{2}} \cdots (-1)^{\frac{p_k-2}{2}} = (-1)^{\frac{p_1-1}{2}+\frac{p_2-1}{2}+\cdots + \frac{p_k-1}{2}}$
If I can show that $\frac{n-1}{2} \equiv \frac{p_1-1}{2}+\frac{p_2-1}{2}+\cdots + \frac{p_k-1}{2} \pmod{2}$. Then I would be there (I think).
I've been struggling with this for about an hour, and then decided to search. I found this question. However I don't understand the Lemma the answerer used in his proof.

Lemma 1
Let $a, b$ be odd integers.
Then $(ab - 1)/2 \equiv (a - 1)/2 + (b - 1)/2$ (mod $2$).
Proof:
Since $a - 1$ and $b - 1$ are even,
$(a - 1)(b - 1) \equiv 0$ (mod $4$).
Hence $ab - a - b + 1 \equiv 0$ (mod $4$).
Hence $ab - 1 \equiv (a - 1) + (b - 1)$ (mod $4$).
Hence $(ab - 1)/2 \equiv (a - 1)/2 + (b - 1)/2$ (mod $2$).

Specifically how we go from this (which I understand)

Hence $ab - a - b + 1 \equiv 0$ (mod $4$).

To this

Hence $ab - 1 \equiv (a - 1) + (b - 1)$ (mod $4$).

Which I'm sure really obvious, but I just cant see it :(
If I understood that, can I then just use it to finish off the proof by stating that
$\frac{p_1-1}{2}+\frac{p_2-1}{2}+\cdots + \frac{p_k-1}{2} \equiv \frac{n-1}{2}\pmod{2}$ via lemma above, and so it follows that
$\left(\frac{-1}{n}\right) = (-1)^{\frac{n-1}{2}}$
Thanks for any help or insight

A: You are making hard work of this. The point is to prove that
$$\left(\frac{-1}n\right)=\chi(n)\tag1$$
where
$$\chi(n)=\begin{cases}1&\text{if }n\equiv1\pmod 4,\\
-1&\text{if }n\equiv-1\pmod 4\end{cases}$$
for odd $n$. Now $\chi(mn)=\chi(m)\chi(n)$ and
also $\left(\frac{-1}{mn}\right)=\left(\frac{-1}m\right)
\left(\frac{-1}n\right)$. So if ($1$) holds for $m$ and $n$
it holds for $mn$, and it holds for all odd primes....


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Bengkoka Forest Reserve is a protected forest reserve in Pitas District of Kudat Division, on the Bengkoka Peninsula in Sabah, Malaysia. It was designated as a Class 1 Protection Forest by the Sabah Forestry Department in 1984. Its area is . The reserve is low-lying. Threats to the reserve forests include fires and land conversion for agriculture.

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Cambodians have mixed views on US election
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Visitors following the US election coverage at the US Embassy in Phnom Penh. US Embassy
Forget about the news stories about the protests in Thailand or the issue of nuclear weapons in North Korea. Like many other people across the globe, Cambodian people have now glued themselves to the United States presidential election when it comes to international politics.
From coffee shops to government offices, you can clearly hear the intense discussion, or even arguments, about who will and should become the next US president – whether the incumbent Donald Trump from the Republican Party or former Vice-President Joe Biden from the Democratic Party.
At the King Kong Fitness Centre in Phnom Penh, bodybuilder Hy Dy Narin clearly showed who he would like to win the US election half a world away from Cambodia.
"He knows he will lose the election, so he wants the vote counting to be stopped," Narin said, referring to Trump.
Like the bodybuilder, Mey Lyda said she would like to see Biden become the next president of the US.
"For me, I think Biden will win, because Trump has done nothing with COVID-19. So, people will vote to change their leader," she wrote on her Facebook.
However, not all Cambodians wish to see Biden become the next US president and they hope Trump will win the second term.
"I'm not sure Biden will win. During the previous election, Hillary Clinton was expected to win, but Donald Trump became the winner instead," Seng Sokchea said as Mean Chhengly replied: "I take Trump because his language is cool and arrogant."
"The world congratulates Trump to retain the White House in the second term," Prince Sisowath Chakrey wrote in a comment.
Like other nationalities, some Cambodians also took a neutral stance and do not care who will win the tight US election.
"Some people are worried that those who care too much about US politics or elections may have no food to eat. So, they better think about their cooking pots instead," journalist Vann Vichar said.
"Between Trump and Biden, they may take the penalty kick to decide who will win," a Facebook user posted, likening the US presidential race to an American football match.
Meanwhile, a Cambodian official and an expert on international politics, predicted that the results of the US election would have little effect on Cambodia.
Phay Siphan, spokesman for the Council of Ministers, said that any US president would treat Cambodia and other small countries around the world similarly.
"The foreign policies of the US will not change much," said Siphan. "Whoever becomes the next president of the US, we will continue working with them."
He said the government didn't want to interfere in the internal affairs of the US and its politics.
"We respect the will of the American people and we don't oppose their will," Siphan said. "It's the decision of the American people and nothing to do with the Cambodian people. Whether Joe Biden or Donald Trump wins, they will be our friends."
He noted that the Republican and the Democratic parties had slightly different priorities in terms of what they would do after winning an election.
He said the Democrat Party would focus more on social work inside the country, whereas the Republican Party would care more about foreign policies and take care of their marketplace.
"Whether the Democratic Party or the Republican Party wins the election, they need to do a lot of work and most vigorously and carefully to unite the American nation," Siphan said, adding: "We have seen that there has been a lot of fracturing in [American] society and nation during this election."
Though the result of the US election has little to do with Cambodians, Siphan said it did matter to the Cambodian Americans.
He said there are two groups of Cambodians living in the US with some former members and supporters of the Khmer Republic government (the early 1970s) supporting the Republican Party, which has the same name, regardless of its policies.
"But, those who did social work loved the Democrats, because Democrats spend a lot of money on social work," he said.
Phay Siphan makes a point while talking to Khmer Times.
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Regarding the foreign policies of the US, Kin Phea, director-general of the International Relations Institute of Cambodia at the Royal Academy of Cambodia, said the results of the US elections might have an impact on Cambodia and other countries.
"When a new president takes office in the US, both the internal policies and the US policies abroad can change. For instance, during his presidency, Donald Trump adhered to the 'America First' policy. He cares more about America and he does not care about outside allies such as the process of democracy and human rights," Phea said.
If the Democratic Party wins the election, Phea said the foreign policies of the US would change a little bit.
"More or less, it will influence other countries, including Cambodia. When Joe Biden takes power, he may pay attention to the process of democracy outside the US, including Cambodia," Phea said.
He said that any US government would continue the false allegation regarding the US claim that China has been building a military base in Cambodia.
"The stance of the US may not change. It is a [false] idea they have created and staged. Therefore, whoever the [US] government brings to power, they will continue with this idea. Whether Joe Biden or Donald Trump takes the White House, they will continue to put this label on Cambodia," Phea said.
Meanwhile, he said that the Cambodian people should not care too much about US politics and elections.
"I think that whichever president comes to power, it's always for the sake of the US and not for the sake of Cambodia. So, we should not take sides too strongly," Phea said.
Of course, whether Trump or Biden gets elected, the 46th president of the United States will have a tremendous task to deal with.
For better or worse, the Cambodian people and the government also have far more important issues to tackle after the Kingdom has been hit by three heavy blows – the partial suspension of Everything But Arms trade status, the impact of COVID-19 and the recent flash floods that have seriously damaged road infrastructure and crops.
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75 Anni di storia delle Nazioni Unite attraverso 75 documenti chiave
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, the Dag Hammarskjöld Library has unveiled an online exhibit of key documents that have shaped international relations and led to remarkable changes in the lives of the peoples of the world. These documents represent deliberations and commitments by the Member States on diverse topics ranging from peacekeeping to human rights, development, international law, humanitarian assistance, and refugees and other vulnerable populations.
The exhibit builds on a previous compilation for the 70th anniversary of the UN. In the last five years, the Organization has addressed many global issues, including climate change, gender equality and migration. A recent milestone is Secretary-General António Guterres' attainment of gender equality within the Organization's senior management group – one of the exhibit's highlights.
Through its engaging exploration of documents, the exhibit celebrates the role of the United Nations in advancing human discourse and the role of libraries in preserving history.
Watch the history of the United Nations unfold one document at a time in 75 Years, 75 Documents.
Follow the Library on Twitter (@UNLibrary) to gain insights and see historic photos featured in the exhibit, and to learn more about the Library's collections and services.
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Nephrology fellowship opportunity in both Glomerular kidney diseases and Onco-nephrology
Gastroenterology in New York | 600K + Income | 75K Sign On Bonus|JO-2207-7362
Location: Long Island, New York
Hospital, Public and Private
MD/DO
Internal Number: GNON
A first-of-its kind advanced Nephrology fellowship opportunity in both Glomerular kidney diseases and Onco-nephrology at Northwell Health
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell and Northwell Health's Division of Kidney Diseases and Hypertension at North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Long Island, NY is proud to announce the creation of the Galdi Fellowship in Onco-Nephrology and Glomerular Diseases. This
one-year advanced fellowship seeks to develop the next generation of international leaders in nephrology.
Training in glomerular kidney diseases is provided at the prestigious Northwell Health Nephrology Center for Glomerular Diseases. The fellow will develop expertise in managing complex glomerular disease cases both in the inpatient and outpatient settings, including a rotation at the Division of Rheumatology for intensive training in SLE and ANCA vasculitis. The fellow will also have the opportunity to participate in state-of-the-art research in various forms of glomerular diseases. Training includes working with our kidney pathologists, who read over 600 kidney biopsies per year, spanning a wide variety of pathology from the entire New York region.
Onco-nephrology is rapidly developing as a critically important sub-field in nephrology. The fellow will develop expertise in a wide range of cancer-related kidney diseases, working closely in the inpatient and outpatient settings with faculty who are leaders in this field. The fellow will also rotate with inpatient hematology and oncology teams and care for patients with multiple myeloma, renal cell cancer and bone marrow transplantation.
Established in 2008, the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell has already received accolades as a leading, innovative training center. Northwell Health is one of the largest health systems in the country, comprising 22 hospitals, over 80,000 employees and 3,800 physicians, and recognized for its visionary and caring approach to healthcare. Strategic alliances with the Cleveland Clinic, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and others extend the system's reach. A short walk from North Shore University Hospital is the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, one of the nation's top biomedical research facilities. The scope, size and diversity of the health system help to create a rich set of opportunities.
Candidates for the Galdi Fellowship should have completed U.S.-based internal medicine residency training and general nephrology fellowship, and demonstrate the highest level of performance and scientific potential. Candidates for the Galdi Fellowship will be carefully evaluated based on academic accomplishments, clinical training, and dedication to these two nephrology subspecialities. We are seeking candidates committed to building on their foundation as a Galdi Fellow to becoming one of a select few international leaders in glomerular diseases and onco-nephrology. Northwell Health is supportive of Visa candidates.
We are currently accepting applications for the Galdi Fellowship in Onco-Nephrology and Glomerular Diseases for the academic year 2023-2024.
The application should include:
Two recommendation letters (one must be from the Nephrology Fellowship Program Director or Chief of Nephrology)
A Personal Statement detailing your interest in joining this fellowship and what you hope to achieve
Please send your application to Kherman1@northwell.edu.
For any inquiries regarding the fellowship program, please contact Dr. Kenar Jhaveri directly at Kjhaveri@northwell.edu.
About Northwell Health
We continually recruit a diverse physician workforce to meet the needs of the diverse patients we seek to serve; as a result, our Health System is proudly ranked Diversity Inc's #1 Hospital and Health System. We fully understand that diversity is integral for our institutional excellence and a means to attaining health equity. As a result, our diversity and inclusion efforts are a part of everything we do, from education, to clinical care, to research, to physician well-being. For more information and resources regarding our initiatives, please visit our Center for Equity of Care, https://www.northwell.edu/education-and-resources/community-engagement/center-for-equity-of-care. Northwell Health is New York State's largest health care provider and private employer, with 23 hospitals, 830 outpatient facilities and more than 16,600 affiliated physicians. We care for over two million people annually in the New York metro area and beyond, thanks to philanthropic support from our communities. Our 76,000 employees – 18,900 nurses and 4,800 employed doctors, including members of Northwell Health Physician Partners – are working to change health care for the bett...er. We're making breakthroughs in medicine at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research. We're training the next generation of medical professionals at the visionary Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell and the Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies.
Connections working at Northwell Health
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Haryanto ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Andrew Haryanto (* 1977), indonesischer Unternehmer und Autorennfahrer
 Halim Haryanto (* 1976), indonesischer Badmintonspieler
 Rio Haryanto (* 1993), indonesischer Rennfahrer


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Trichocolaspis pubescens es una especie de insecto coleóptero de la familia Chrysomelidae.

Fue descrita científicamente en 2005 por Medvedev.

Referencias

Trichocolaspis


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Q: Process logfile to identify stalled data creation I have some processes running that create data at different rates. I'd like to use perl to identify those experiments that have not created data for more than 1 hour in order to terminate them early. The log file looks more or less like this (generated every 15 minutes, shortened for legibility):
# Dataset,Timestamp,dataset size
exp-201905040115a,1556932502,0
exp-201905040115b,1556932502,0
exp-201905040115a,1556934301,213906
exp-201905040115b,1556934301,25487
exp-201905040115a,1556936102,399950
exp-201905040115b,1556936102,210548
exp-201905040115a,1556937002,399950
exp-201905040115b,1556937002,487250
exp-201905040115a,1556937902,399950
exp-201905040115b,1556937902,487250
exp-201905040115a,1556938802,399950
exp-201905040115b,1556938802,502145
exp-201905040115a,1556939701,399950
exp-201905040115b,1556939701,502145
exp-201905040115a,1556940601,399950
exp-201905040115b,1556940601,502145
exp-201905040115a,1556941502,399950
exp-201905040115b,1556941502,502145
exp-201905040115a,1556942401,399950
exp-201905040115b,1556942401,502145

The first dataset size is usually 0, but sometimes a small number (<100).
I've already learned how to read the data from the logfile and check it line by line (or perhaps turn that line into an array to extract the column entries).
#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;

my @datasets = ( 'exp-201905040115a', 'exp-201905040115b' );

foreach my $dataset (@datasets) {
        open my $logfile, '<', 'data.log' or die "Cannot open: $!";
        while (my $line = <$logfile>) {
                chomp $line;
                my ( $log_dataset, $log_timestamp, $log_datasize ) = split /,/, $line ;

                if ( $dataset eq $log_dataset ) {
                        print "Matched: " , $dataset, "\t" ;
                        printf('%10d', $log_datasize) ;
                        print " at " , $log_timestamp , "\n" ;
                }
        }
        close $logfile;
}

*

*I'm a bit stumped though how to go about the part that tells me if any change has occurred in the third column within the last 3600 seconds. I guess I have to compare values from the various lines against each other, but here are so many to compare?

*Also, is there a more efficient way than going over the entire logfile several times (once for each dataset)?
Can anyone give me a suggestion? Thanks!

A: The CSV input and multiple datasets to group by make me think of databases. And indeed...
#!/bin/sh
logfile="$1"
sqlite3 -batch -noheader -csv <<EOF
CREATE TABLE logs(dataset TEXT, ts INTEGER, size INTEGER
                , PRIMARY KEY(dataset, size, ts)) WITHOUT ROWID;
.import "$logfile" logs
SELECT dataset
FROM logs AS l
GROUP BY dataset, size
HAVING max(ts) - min(ts) >= 3600
   AND max(ts) = (SELECT max(ts) FROM logs AS l2 WHERE l.dataset = l2.dataset
                                                   AND l.size = l2.size)
ORDER BY dataset;
EOF

will print out exp-201905040115a when run on your sample data.
But you want perl. There is a handy driver for DBI that works with CSV files, but the SQL dialect it supports doesn't include HAVING plus it's pretty slow. So, plan b.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use feature qw/say/;

my %datasets;

# Read the log file into a hash table of lists of (time,size) pairs.
while (<>) {
  chomp;
  my ($ds, $time, $size) = split /,/;
  push @{$datasets{$ds}}, [ $time => $size ];
}

# For each dataset listed in the file:
DATASET:
while (my ($ds, $data) = each %datasets) {
  # Sort list in reverse order of time
  @$data = sort { $b->[0] <=> $a->[0] } @$data;
  # Get the most recent entry
  my ($time, $size) = @{shift @$data};
  # And compare it against the rest until...
  for my $rec (@$data) {
    # ... different size
    next DATASET if $size != $rec->[1];
    # ... Same size, entry more than an hour old
    if ($time - $rec->[0] >= 3600) {
      say $ds;
      next DATASET;
    }
  }
}


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Manufacturers move on energy efficiency
Richard Stuart-Turner
Koenig & Bauer has launched new software to help its customers record and visualise their energy requirements, while Contiweb has streamlined its dryer product portfolio, as manufacturers continue to act to help their customers maximise their energy efficiency.
VisuEnergy X will enable users to collect and visualise their energy consumption data
The scalable digital VisuEnergy X software from Koenig & Bauer will enable users to collect and visualise their energy consumption data, helping them to save energy and reduce their future costs.
The software comprises three elements: the automated recording of meter data, visualisation of the analysis results, and the derivation of appropriate measures in response.
VisuEnergy X records the consumption of all equipment connected to the machine, analyses this consumption in relation to the production output, and can then calculate job-specific parameters such as the energy consumption per 1,000 sheets.
It is possible to upgrade the system beyond energy data to include production-relevant parameters such as temperature and humidity, Koenig & Bauer said.
"Sustainability is the greatest challenge of our time. And as a company whose history extends back more than 200 years, we do, of course, also bear responsibility for future generations," said Koenig & Bauer CEO Andreas Pleßke.
The energy management system will be available on a subscription basis as a SaaS (software as a service) offering. It is available with immediate effect for customers in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland while the global rollout will follow at the beginning of 2023.
Contiweb, which manufactures drying and web-handling equipment, meanwhile said it has streamlined its dryer product portfolio in response to its customers asking for "the most environmentally friendly and cost-effective solutions".
All types of the Ecotherm, Ecoweb and Ecocool will therefore be replaced by equivalents based on the latest Ecoset technology, it said.
"We have noticed that the gas crisis has acted as a deciding factor in the increasing demand for these products. This has led us to further focus on the development of new enhancements of this kind and on the discontinuation of dryers that no longer meet today's environmental requirements," said Rob Bosman, sales director at Contiweb.
"Our commitment to our customers and the environment pushed us to take this step and to challenge ourselves in new ways. Only by discontinuing the old, we can focus on further improving the new."
The cornerstone of the company's portfolio for web-offset will now be the Ecoset dryer for commercial printing applications, while a further option in this portfolio is the Ecodry for 16pp presses, available only with a web width of 1,020mm, Contiweb said.
For book and newspaper printers, Contiweb will offer the Ecobook dryer while for its installed base it will continue to expand the range of optional upgrades and enhancements to enable customers to also equip existing older generation dryers with "the best available technologies that Contiweb successfully applies in the Ecoset and Ecobook".
Separately, Compass Business Finance has just published a paper titled, 'Practical Steps and Ideas to Mitigate the Energy Crisis', as it continues to provide cashflow support to businesses to help them face both energy hikes and the rising cost of raw materials.
Director Mark Nelson said: "We're seeing businesses being forced back into survival mode, again, many of whom are having to take urgent action to navigate their way through a whole host of critical issues. Following the mini budget, businesses have been provided with some short-term relief, however, many of our customers are looking for longer term solutions."
The discussion paper from Compass looks at mitigating the energy crisis, and details practical steps and ideas for managing businesses through the crisis and to advance towards their sustainability goals.
Compass has also advised businesses to talk to their finance provider as soon as possible if they are in need of cashflow support, or funding to become more energy efficient or to invest in sustainability projects.
It said funding support is available through the Recovery Loan Scheme and local grants, as well as tax benefits such as the Annual Investment Allowance and the Super Deduction, however, it added that all of these are time limited.
The October/November issue of Printweek, out later this month, will feature more energy-saving tips and advice.
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Business leaders have broadly welcomed the Government's new Energy Bill Relief Scheme – with the...
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It is no secret that energy bills are skyrocketing. Ofgem's household combined gas and electricity...


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IGMP Proxy allows hosts in a UDLR (Unidirectional Link Routing) topology that are not directly connected to a downstream router to join a multicast group from an upstream router by using a back channel.
Some satellite links are unidirectional which means that we can only send traffic from the upstream router to the downstream router, not the other way around. This causes issues with routing protocols like OSPF or EIGRP but also with multicast traffic. Receiving multicast traffic through the satellite link is no problem but our downstream router is unable to let the upstream router know that it wants to receive or prune multicast traffic.
To solve this, we can use a back channel. The back channel is a regular interface, like an Internet connection. The downstream router can use the back channel to inform the upstream router that it wants to receive certain multicast traffic. It does this by "proxying" an IGMP membership report.
H1 (our receiver) wants to join a multicast group so it sends an IGMP join (membership report) to R3.
R3 processes the IGMP membership report and sends a PIM join to its RP (the downstream router).
The downstream router receives the PIM join and creates a (*,G) forwarding entry in its multicast routing table.
The downstream router proxies an IGMP membership report over the back channel to the upstream router.
The upstream router receives the IGMP membership report and creates a forwarding entry for the UDL link.
Multicast traffic is now forwarded over the UDL link from the upstream router to the downstream router.
R1 is our upstream router, R2 our downstream router. R1 uses PIM dense mode while R2 / R3 use PIM sparse mode. R2 has a loopback interface with IP address 2.2.2.2 that is used as the RP.
The GigabitEthernet 0/2 interface on R1 and R2 is our "unidirectional satellite link". The GigabitEthernet 0/3 interface is an Internet connection. I'll use an inbound access-list on R1 which blocks all inbound traffic to simulate the satellite link.
That completes our configuration on the upstream router.
This command enables forwarding of IGMP membership reports to a "proxy interface" (loopback 0) for all (*,G) forwarding entries that we have on our GigabitEthernet 0/1 interface.
ip pim proxy-service: this command enables the actual proxying of IGMP membership reports.
ip igmp helper-address udl: this command tells the router to send IGMP membership reports to an upstream router that is connected on our UDL interface.
I'd like my receiver to be able to reply to the ICMP requests that I'll send from my source.
R2 will forward IGMP membership reports to the IGMP querier, and as you'll see in a bit, the IP address of the IGMP querier will be 192.168.1.254.
Above, we see that the GigabitEthernet 0/2 interface is a UDL link and that we use unidirectional link multicast routing. It also tells us that the IGMP querier address is 192.168.1.254 (R1).
Both routers have to show the upstream router as the IGMP querier. This is where the downstream router proxies its IGMP membership reports to. Since I am using GigabitEthernet interfaces, I had to use an access-list on R1 to ensure that R1 became the IGMP querier. By default, the lowest IP address on a router defines which router becomes the IGMP querier.
The debug on R2 is nice and clean. It shows us that it forwards the proxy report to our loopback interface and then sends a "helper report" for its UDL interface.
R1 has received the IGMP membership report from R2 and you can see that it adds an entry for (*,239.1.1.1) on its GigabitEthernet 0/2 interface. It also forwards the report down the UDL link, it does this so that all downstream routers (in case you have more than one) see the membership report, which suppresses unnecessary membership reports that are generated by downstream routers.
The debug output above is confusing. It looks like R1 receives the membership report from R2 on its GigabitEthernet 0/2 interface but this is not the case. When you do a Wireshark capture, you will see that R1 receives the membership report from R2 on its GigabitEthernet 0/3 interface, then forwards the membership report to its GigabitEthernet 0/2 interface. The GigabitEthernet 0/3 interface is never mentioned in the debug output.
Under the loopback. what exact command? Is i pim proxy-server or service?
Why are we forwarding traffic to R2 Gig 0/2 towards R1 Gig 0/2 when R1 is blocking all income traffic?
If it is unidirectional how would we know if traffic is inbound or outbound only?
The lesson here is simulating a situation where there is a unidirectional link such as is often the case when using satellite connections. All traffic on the satellite link goes from the internet towards the user, whereas all upload data goes via an alternate physical link. So, in order to simulate this situation, all incoming data on R2 G0/2 interface is blocked.
I don't know if I'm wrong but I saw membership report on R1 received by G0/2, it's suppose that that interface is an UDL and you can't receive traffic from it. G0/2 just can send traffic but not receive is true?


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Toronto police's long history of stigmatizing people with HIV
Last Tuesday's tasering of a man allegedly involved in a spitting incident is the latest in a long line in which police across Canada have used HIV to justify excessive force
By Alexander McClelland
Last Tuesday, January 24, a Black man was tasered and kicked by Toronto police while several officers restrained him face down on the asphalt. It happened a few blocks from the gay village.
The man had reportedly been involved in a spitting incident outside Seaton House and had kicked his way out of the police cruiser at Church and Dundas while being taken to the police station. (He has since been identified as Andrew Henry of no fixed address. He is facing nine charges, including for allegedly assaulting a police officer.)
A witness recorded the incident on his cellphone. One officer said, "Stop recording or I'm going to seize your phone as evidence, and then you're going to lose your phone." When the man refused to stop, the officer told him, "He's going to spit in your face, and you're going to get AIDS," referring to the man being restrained.
Toronto police apologized for the officer's remarks, sending out a tweet to clarify that HIV cannot be contracted through saliva, something researchers have known since the 80s, following a public outcry from people living with HIV, queers and people of color alike. Chief Mark Saunders has reportedly asked for a full report on the incident.
If the man being restrained is indeed living with HIV, the police officer breached his privacy. Worse, he did so to incite fear.
People with HIV continue to face violent forms of discrimination at the hands of police in Canada. In many cases, police use their HIV-positive status as a justification to breach their privacy in the service of their investigations.
In one case from 2004, Toronto police released the photograph of a 26-year-old white woman living with HIV, justifying the breach of her privacy because she supposedly posed a "huge threat" to the public.
During a televised press conference – noted as an extraordinary measure due to the perceived severity of the threat – a police officer stated that 10 men had come forward as complainants against the woman.
In reality, there was only one complainant. Police had intentionally trumped up the potential threat as an investigation tactic.
A condom had broken during sex, at which time she disclosed her HIV-positive status to the complainant, who went to the police. He did not contract HIV. Court heard that she did not reveal her HIV status to the man prior to the sex because she "got scared." Her lawyer also revealed that the woman had mental health issues.
The woman later reported that she was kicked out of a public pool with her child after being recognized from media reports.
Police have also been complicit in promoting anti-Black racism in HIV-related investigations. Many of the nearly 200 cases currently in the courts disproportionately involve men of colour and marginalized women.
A recent York University tracking media reports since 1989 indicates that, while Black men account for 31 per cent of people who have faced criminal charges related to HIV non-disclosure in Canada, they are the focus of 68 per cent of newspaper articles dealing with such cases.
The study did not indicate how many of the reports were originally generated by police statements. However, police are often the primary initial source of such information, responsible for the release of photographs and private information of men of colour living with HIV.
In Canada, there is a long history so-called "exposure" cases in which people with HIV have been criminalized for incidents involving spitting.
In 2014, there were two such spitting cases in Canada: people living with HIV in Quebec and Manitoba were charged with assault for allegedly exposing police officers to HIV. In both cases the people charged were Indigenous and there was evidence of assault by police prior to the alleged spitting. The police officers were subsequently put on pricey post-exposure prophylaxis medications paid for by taxpayers, despite evidence that HIV is not transmissible through saliva.
Looking back is helpful in understanding the present, especially in light of recent police attempts to regulate queer sexuality with arrests in Marie Curtis Park in Etobicoke.
Since the early days of the epidemic, police across Canada have used HIV to justify excessive force and extraordinary measures against queers or others. Yet police are rarely held accountable.
Over 70,000 people are living with HIV in Canada, 20,000 of them in Toronto. We are people who care about our health and are active in our communities. Yet, like many marginalized populations, we are over-policed and under-protected.
This week's tasering incident is part of a long history of police violence against people living with HIV.
Now Toronto police say they will provide sensitivity training to 51 Division officers involved. In 1987, after police shot tear gas into the home of an east-end man living with HIV, the Toronto police service also promised to work on HIV education programs for officers.
The man was alone, unarmed and reportedly had mental health issues. The Toronto Star reported the story with the headline, "Tear gas used to overpower AIDS victim." A psychiatrist from Toronto General Hospital later told the Star that, "The excessive response by the police was the result of uninformed fear of AIDS contagion, combined with the irrational fear of mental illness."
Past fears still prevail among police.
Alexander McClelland is completing a PhD on the criminalization of HIV non-disclosure at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture, Concordia University. He is a member of AIDS Action Now! and is living with HIV.
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Connected Health is a country-wide partnership between health-related stakeholders in Estonia, who are committed to accelerating the adoption of connected health solutions, on an international scale and on commercial terms.
The cluster brings together 80+ partners, including 43 companies (start-ups, health IT, medtech, biotech, and pharma), R&D partners (universities and technology competence centres), health and wellness service providers (hospitals, GPs, occupational health, spas, fitness and sports), patient organisations and user communities, and public sector (ministries responsible for healthcare and entrepreneurship, national health insurance, and the national health development agency).
The cluster is part of the European Connected Health Alliance and ScanBalt network.


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Q: Virtual terminal vertical scrolling is really slow I'm using Manjaro Linux, runlevel 3.
The odd thing is, whenever using commands like less and man, the page scrolling is really slow. Whether I'm using PgUp or PgDn, scrolling with the arrows or using any hotkey bound to that action.
Is there a way to speed up screen movement?
I'm not using any GUI, so mouse emulation is out the window.


Community engagement is a significant buzzword in the journalism/news media world today. Some people say it and mean digital community curation. Some people say it and mean social media management. Some people say it and mean in-person interactions with the community. My work in community engagement involves elements of all three things but it, and all the journalism I do, falls under what I call an "engagement ethos."
I've been studying community engagement since 2011, when I began independent study work with noted awesome journalist/engagement guru Joy Mayer at the University of Missouri, going on to be a part of the inaugural Community Outreach Team at the Columbia Missourian and the team's Assistant Director of Community Outreach for nearly two years. In 2013, I wrote my Master's thesis on how engagement editors assess the success of their work, uncovering the different motivations for doing community engagement work in newsrooms.
Tabling and creating community listening/recording sessions to hear what is important in the communities we cover.
Traveling to coffee shops around the area with a sign reading "I'm a journalist, ask me anything or tell me anything I should know."
Incorporating the Public Insight Network and Hearken model (so smart!) into talk show production, directly answering listener/audience questions and bringing them into the journalism process.


The Facebook profile is where everyone goes first to know and get information about you. Facebook Profile contains the basic information about yourself, You can Edit Facebook Profile information and set some information about yourself right. This information you provide Tells your friends and family about you, so you ought to set it right.
ALSO READ: How to connect Twitter account to Facebook profile.
As people access your Facebook, The first place they go to is your profile information in order to know and get the information of you, as the person they are chatting With.
And your long time Friends and family who has lost your contact a longtime ago can search for you on Facebook and check your Profile to get one or two Information about you, especially your Phone number.
The steps Below will Guide you on how to Edit your profile.
Open your Facebook On your web browser.
Then Click Update Info at the bottom of your cover photo.
Now click the section you'd like to change, In the left column.
Hover over the information you will love to edit.
To the right of that section, click Edit or Options, then select Edit.
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Boris Johnson elected PM at London's QEII Centre
23 July 2019 - Submitted by Stuart Wood
Submitted by Stuart Wood on 23 July 2019
QEII Centre
Boris Johnson has been named the UK's next Prime Minister, during a Conservative Party conference at London's QEII Centre.
The result of the leadership ballot was announced on stage in QEII's Churchill event space, where an audience of 500 Conservative Party members and press heard the official announcement that Boris Johnson will become leader of the party.
Theresa May will now step down as Prime Minister, and the Queen will be asked to appoint Boris Johnson as Prime Minister on Wednesday 24 July.
With its location in the heart of Westminster, opposite the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey, the QEII Centre and British politics have gone hand-in-hand, with numerous conferences, leadership announcements and major policy decisions being made at the centre.
Chief executive of the QEII Centre, Mark Taylor, said: "QEII has been the setting for many political and significant announcements. QEII not only offers an unbeatable location, but also has the gravitas needed for events of this significance, along with the capacity, facilities and security required. I'm proud to represent a venue that is at the heart of Westminster, at the heart of the British events industry."
UKinbound chief executive officer Joss Croft commented: "Last month's announcement that our industry has been awarded a Sector Deal was a big win for tourism.
"We're eager to begin working with the new Government and our industry partners to develop and implement this new strategy, which is underpinned by our tolerant, open and welcoming culture that Britain is renowned for globally.
"The next few months are a critical time for the UK and we urge the new prime minister to secure a consensus in parliament and with the EU to avoid a No Deal scenario, which could be very damaging for the tourism industry."
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Jan. 6 hearings: Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney says Capitol attack 'extremely well-organized' conspiracy by far right
By Robert Pozarycki Posted on June 5, 2022
FILE – Chairman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., center, flanked by Rep. Zoe Lofgren, D-Calif., left, and Vice Chair Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., makes a statement as the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol convenes in Washington, March 28, 2022. The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol will go public with its findings in a hearing next week, launching into what lawmakers hope will be one the most consequential oversight efforts in American history. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
Ahead of the first prime-time televised hearings on the investigation into the Jan. 6, 2021 attack of the U.S. Capitol, Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney said she believed the assault was a "chilling" and "extremely well-organized" conspiracy carried out by far-right supporters of Donald Trump.
Cheney, who represents Wyoming, serves as vice chair of the House Select January 6th Committee tasked with investigating the dark day in which an angry mob of Trump supporters, white supremacists and far-right militia members stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 as the Congress jointly convened to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election — which Trump lost to Joe Biden.
In a June 5 interview with "Sunday Morning" on CBS, Cheney expressed confidence that the committee's investigation — involving the review of thousands of documents and hundreds of hours of interviews with witnesses — has unearthed a vast conspiratorial attempt to overturn the election results and damage American democracy.
And Cheney pointed out the threat remains "ongoing" thanks to the inflammatory rhetoric of former President Trump, who continues to peddle The Big Lie about the 2020 presidential election. In fact, a number of Trump loyalists, including Steve Bannon, Peter Navarro and House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, have refused to testify before the committee — leading to contempt charges against Bannon and Navarro, among others.
"We're not at a situation where former President Trump has expressed any sense of remorse about what happened," Cheney said in her June 5 "Face the Nation" interview. "We are, in fact, at a situation where he continues to use even more extreme language, frankly, than the language that caused the attack."
Cheney said the investigation unveiled a "multi-pronged effort" by Trump and his supporters to disregard the election results and attempt to deny the peaceful transfer of power. The congresswoman urged Americans to watch the hearings and understand the facts of the Jan. 6, 2021 investigation, noting that democracy itself remains at risk.
"People must pay attention," she said in the June 5 interview. "People must watch, and they must understand how easily our democratic system can unravel if we don't defend it."
FILE – Violent insurrectionists loyal to President Donald Trump storm the Capitol, Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington. The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol will go public with its findings in a hearing next week, launching into what lawmakers hope will be one the most consequential oversight efforts in American history. (AP Photo/John Minchillo, File)
On the morning of Jan. 6, 2021, then-President Trump spoke at a so-called "Save America March" attended by thousands of his supporters near the Capitol. During his speech to the crowd, Trump repeated the baseless lies he and his closest supporters had parroted for weeks that the 2020 election, which he lost, had been rigged.
"You don't concede when there's theft involved," Trump told the crowd. "Our country has had enough and we will not take it any more."
Other speakers at the rally helped Trump whip the mob up into a frenzy, with former New York Mayor and current Trump counsel Rudy Giuliani saying, at one point, "Let's have trial by combat."
Soon after, the mob converged upon the Capitol and began violently clashing with Capitol police officers. Supporters erected a gallows outside the Capitol and chanted "Hang Mike Pence," threatening to kill the sitting vice president of the United States who had disobeyed Trump's request to stop the election certification — even though Pence had no constitutional authority to follow Trump's request.
Hundreds of mob members smashed their way into the Capitol itself, temporarily halting the certification efforts and sending Pence and Congress members into lockdown for a number of hours.
Five people died in the attack, including a Capitol police officer fatally beaten by the mob on the steps outside the heart of American democracy. Since then, the federal government has prosecuted hundreds of attack participants, and the investigation remains ongoing.
The first televised hearing on the Jan. 6, 2021 investigation will take place at 8 p.m. on June 9.
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Red Wings Prospects
Red Wings & Blashill Like What They See From Lindstrom
By Nolan Bianchi February 13th, 2020
It's a small sample size, sure, but that won't stop Detroit Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill from being optimistic about the early returns on 21-year-old Swedish defenseman Gustav Lindstrom.
The 38th-overall pick in 2017, Lindstrom kicked off his North American career this season with a 45-game stint with the American Hockey League's Grand Rapids Griffins. He was recalled to Detroit last Wednesday, getting 12:07 of ice time in his NHL debut the next night, a 4-3 shootout win in Buffalo against the Sabres.
Making his NHL debut, Gustav Lindstrom is our @Huntington_Bank Player to Watch! #LGRW pic.twitter.com/b97lgKOuG5
— Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) February 6, 2020
The Red Wings return to Buffalo Tuesday with Lindstrom trending in an upward direction through three games. He was forced into playing just over 20 minutes during Friday night's 2-0 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets, after Madison Bowey suffered an eye injury and left the game. Lindstrom performed admirably in the enhanced role, though he did get tagged with a minus-1 on the game-winning goal by the Blue Jackets' Zach Werenski during a delayed penalty, (from 'Red Wings' Madison Bowey relieved that stick to the eye didn't cause serious injury,' Detroit News, 02/10/2020).
Slow Your Roll
Blashill told reports prior to Sunday's 3-1 win over the Boston Bruins that he doesn't want to get ahead of himself, but Lindstrom's performance over his first two games confirmed what many already knew: the kid can play.
"First off, I'd say it's two games," Blashill said. "I'm always cautiously optimistic to not get too excited one way or the other. I would say that I'm not necessarily surprised, given the reports I was given."
What's most noticeable about Lindstrom's game, Blashill said, is that he possesses all the key attributes that are associated with finding longevity in the league.
"What Gus does well, if he's playing his best, is he defends, he's super competitive, and he moves the puck. If you do those three things, you're going to play a long time in the National Hockey League. He's also smart, so those four things, I should say," Blashill said.
Coaches Blashill and Bylsma, Detroit Red Wings – Dec. 18, 2018 (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
There's also the fact that, at other times, he hasn't been noticeable at all. That's a good sign for a shutdown defenseman, especially one just getting his feet wet in the NHL. Red Wings goaltender Jonathan Bernier attributed that to Lindstrom's composure with the puck:
"I think his poise is very good. He doesn't make a lot of mistakes," Bernier said after Sunday's game. "If he doesn't have a pass, he just picks it up. He doesn't try to do too much, keeps it simple, and to be honest, I haven't really noticed that he's missed a one-on-one battle there, so he's a strong kid, too."
Killin' It
Lindstrom's usage on the penalty kill has also steadily risen over his first three games. He played 0:04 on Thursday, 1:21 Friday, and 2:04 during in Sunday's win over the Bruins.
Blashill said that he intends for Lindstrom to expand that role, and while it's still too early to tell where he'll fall in the pecking order of Detroit's future D-core, it's clear that his coach has him earmarked as one of the team's best young penalty killers.
"He's a penalty killer, that's what he's going to be good at," Blashill said. "There's probably a few areas he's got to get better at with our system, not that ours is way different than Grand Rapids, but there's probably some nuances he's got to get comfortable with, just what happens a little quicker. But he is really, really smart. The game of hockey is super chaotic, and you need guys that can make good decisions, and he makes good decisions."
The North American Way
International leagues typically use larger rinks with more room to roll, whereas this side of the Atlantic likes it tight — which means lot of chip-outs, dump-ins, and good ol' fashioned crashing and bashing. The transition to the North American style hasn't been a point of concern for Lindstrom. Before this season began, he told reporters, "I like the smaller rinks. I think it fits me well."
Gustav Lindstrom, Team Sweden, World Jr. Summer Showcase, August 2, 2017. (Photo by Dave Reginek/Getty Images)
Lindstrom can do both. He's used to the wider space from his time in Europe, which benefits a defenseman looking to rip a tape-to-tape breakout pass out of the defending zone, or freewheel with a full head of steam through the neutral zone. But what's impressed Blashill is his ability to recognize "what the opponent is giving," and flip the puck off high glass successfully with an elite forechecker in his face.
"I think the thing with the NHL that's different than international hockey is that the forecheck is extremely aggressive and extremely hard. When you run out of space, you have to use the window," Blashill said. "If there's tape-to-tape passes to be made, let's make them all night long. When you run out of room, especially the teams, which is a majority of the NHL, that comes down the walls really, really hard, then you're forced to make hard plays. When you make hard plays, make them hard, and make sure they end up by the far blue."
Temper, Temper
Not a whole lot is going right for the Red Wings right now, which can make any small victory — seriously, any small victory — feel like a first-round playoff win. Lindstrom's arrival fits that description.
Steve Yzerman and Christopher Ilitch, president and CEO of Ilitch Holdings, Inc. after Yzerman is introduced as the new executive vice president and general manager of the Detroit Red Wings. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
His brief NHL career has been impressive, and there is ample reason to be excited about an eventual full-time promotion. Fans have been hurt enough this season already, though, so it's probably best to temper expectations. Growth also means mistakes, and the Wings' shiny new toy will make them. But hey, at least they haven't broken it yet.
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diplomatic ties and threatens to suspend trade amid a row over U.S.
Samper met Chavez Thursday to discuss the possibility of mediation between the leftist Chavez and the right-wing administration of President Alvaro Uribe.
Even though Chavez rejected any mediation as long as Colombia sticks to the plan of allowing the U.S. to expand its military presence in the South American country to conduct counternarcotics operations in the region, Samper did see light at the end of the diplomatic tunnel.
According to the former President, Chavez agreed to talk to local authorities from the border region where a possible trade stop would devestate the economy.
Chavez confirmed he will be receiving a Colombian delegation. "They tell me that this Friday a group of Colombians and journalists want to come and interview me. Let them come!" Chavez said.
"I told Samper I am able to change my agenda and spend three days talking to those who want to come," the Venezuelan Head of State added.
Samper is the first Colombian to talk to the Venezuelan President after Chavez cut ties with Venezuela's western neighbor. Venezuela fiercely rejects an expansion of U.S. military in Colombia and is angry about Colombian accusations the Venezuelan Armed Forces supplied rocket launchers to the FARC, Colombia's largest insurgency group. Chavez denies these allegations.


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Afghanistan, Food for Thought, India, Pakistan, Terrorism, Terrorists, This is Life, tvaraj
The Face of the Devil: Shayṭān Umar Mansoor
December 24, 2014 tvaraj	1 Comment
.By T.V. Antony Raj
In Islam, the Devil is known as Iblīs (Arabic: إبليس, plural: ابالسة abālisah) or Shayṭān (Arabic: شيطان, plural: شياطين shayāṭīn).
On December 16, 2014, seven abālisah (ابالسة) belonging to the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) attacked the Army Public School in the Pakistani city of Peshawar. These ignominious shayāṭīn (شياطين+) entered the army school and mercilessly opened fire on the staff and children. About 1,099 pupils and teaching staff were present on the school premises at that time. They killed 145 people, including 132 schoolchildren, aged between eight and eighteen years, 10 school staff members and three soldiers. Reports say most of the children were shot in the head.
The Special Services Group (SSG) special forces of the Pakistan Army launched a rescue operation. The SSG rescued 960 people and killed all seven terrorists.
According to the Chief Military spokesman Major General Asim Bajwa at least 130 people had been injured in the attack in addition to the killed innocents.
This was the deadliest terrorist massacre ever to occur in Pakistan. It surpassed the 2007 Karachi bombing.
Two days later TTP confirmed the main Shayṭān behind the Peshawar attack is Umar Mansoor aka nary (meaning slim in Pashto). This devil is a close aide of Mullah Fazlullah, the fanatic who had sent gunmen to kill the teenager Malala Yousafzai.
Shayṭān Umar Mansoor aka nary (meaning slim in Pashto), a close aid of Mullah Fazlullah, the same fanatic who had sent gunmen to kill Malala Yousafzai (Source: indiaopines.com)
A video released on December 16, 2014 by the Taliban shows Shayṭān Umar Mansoor, ascribed as a leader (amir) of Peshawar shouting:
"If our women and children die as martyrs, your children will not escape. We will fight against you in such a style that you attack us and we will take revenge on innocents."
In the meantime, former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf in an exclusive interview conducted by CNN – IBN hollered blatantly like a fool:
"Do you know who is Maulana Fazlullah? He is the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan commander. He is in Afghanistan. And I am reasonably sure that he was supported by former Karzai government and RAW to carry out terror attacks in Pakistan."
Pervez Musharraf, the former commander-in-chief of Pakistan army, the man who foolishly blamed India as responsible for this inglorious act, is also condemned by the Taliban. According to the statement of Shayṭān Umar Mansoor, the brutal attack was in retaliation to all the military operations carried out by the Pakistani Army.
Let us hope that Pervez Musharraf will think twice before uttering such nonsense in the future.
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Le Mans News
Andretti targets Le Mans and WEC with new WTR partnership
Michael Andretti says he wants to take his new sportscar partnership with Wayne Taylor Racing to the Le Mans 24 Hours in future.
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WTR and Andretti Autosport have revealed a plan to expand its Acura attack in the IMSA SportsCar Championship to two cars next year, and then turn its attention to Europe – targeting the biggest sportscar race of all, the Le Mans 24 Hours.
Taylor's team currently fields a single GTP Acura ARX-06 entry in IMSA competition, with Acura's other car run by Meyer Shank Racing.
Honda's luxury brand Acura has shown little interest in a program outside the US, so any such undertaking would likely see the Oreca-based LMDh car rebadged as a Honda and would need a campaign in the World Endurance Championship as part of the Le Mans entry requirement.
When ask if he wanted to race at Le Mans, Andretti replied: "100 percent – that is a definite goal for us.
"With our new partners that we have with Andretti Global, our goal is to be in every major racing event in the world, and obviously Le Mans is one of the big ones. So, down the road, we definitely want to be there.
"This has been a perfect time to be involved [in sportscar racing], and you can't do any better than a team like Wayne Taylor Racing. It's one of those marriages made in heaven and we look forward to maintaining and then growing – it's going to be one of the mainstays of the series that we're in."
#10 Konica Minolta Acura ARX-06 Acura ARX-06: Ricky Taylor, Filipe Albuquerque, Louis Deletraz, Brendon Hartley
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Taylor added: "From my perspective, [Le Mans] is the one major sportscar race that we haven't won overall, so there's no doubt that's a major focus for all of us here. That's where we want to be."
Andretti aims to enter the Formula 1 ranks with GM brand Cadillac in the coming years, and revealed that he also plans to run a full WEC program with WTR, in parallel to its IMSA campaign.
"Yes, that's no secret either," he said. "We're going to have a satellite facility over in Europe, we already have one we're setting up but it's going to be bigger, and one of the objectives is to have a WEC team running out of there in the next few years."
Taylor said having the Andretti name on board with his team will allow it to take on the might of IMSA team rivals like Penske and Chip Ganassi Racing.
"[Andretti] brings everything: a huge name, a huge facility, great partners, success," said Taylor. "They are as passionate and focused about sportscar racing as we are.
"We are just going to elevate. It's not only good for Michael and I, it's good for all of our partners – HPD, all of our sponsors, everybody – because we're just going to raise the game very quickly."
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Nyck de Vries's Italian GP exploits weren't the first post-eleventh-hour call-up in motorsport history, and won't be the last either. Here are some offbeat tales from the past
The lesser-remembered sportscar exploits of BMW's two-trick pony
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By Michael Cotton
The 956 set the bar at the dawn of Group C 40 years ago, and that mark only rose higher through the 1980s, both in the world championship and in the US. It and its successor, the longer-wheelbase 962, were voted as Autosport's greatest sportscar in 2020 - here's why
Why BMW shouldn't be overlooked on its return to prototypes
By Kevin Turner
OPINION: While the focus has been on the exciting prospect of Ferrari vs Porsche at the Le Mans 24 Hours next year, BMW's factory return to endurance racing should not be ignored. It won't be at the French classic next year as it focuses efforts on the IMSA SportsCar Championship, but could be a dark horse in 2024 when it returns to La Sarthe with the crack WRT squad
How Formula E's double-duty drivers influenced their Le Mans teams' fortunes
Eight Formula E drivers made the 7,000-mile sprint from the streets of Jakarta to the fabled Circuit de la Sarthe and every one had a story to share at this year's Le Mans 24 Hours. Despite a range of triumphs and disappointments, each driver doubling up on the day job played a key role in their teams' fortunes
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Q: how is data stored in dynamo db if hash and range key are same in global secondary index I am creating global secondary index in dynamo db, now I want to know how are items stored in of both hash key and range key are same? In what order they will be stored in table?

A: If I am reading your question correctly, you are asking about two different objects, each with a unique primary key in the main table, that are projected into a GSI with the same HASH/RANGE key in the GSI.
Example
Main table

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*Hash: hash_id

*Range: range_id

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*Hash: gsi_hash_id

*Range: gsi_range_id

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{
  hash_id: 123,
  range_id: 'abc',
  gsi_hash_id: 'same',
  gsi_range_id: 'also_same'
}

{
  hash_id: 234,
  range_id: 'bcd',
  gsi_hash_id: 'same',
  gsi_range_id: 'also_same'
}

The short answer: the items are in no particular order.
The long answer: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/GSI.html


The City and Downtown Missoula Partnership is sponsoring a design excellence workshop this week. Director Linda McCarthy said the main goal of the workshop is to establish a shared base of understanding on how design policies can be promoted through different standards.
"This is the next step of community discussion of what we'd like to do in Missoula as it relates to design guidelines," McCarthy said. "We have Nore' Winter and Brad Johnson in town this week and we've been able to take advantage of their time and talent and put together a workshop for this Friday."
McCarthy said the workshop will also seek a general consensus among participants on the role design excellence should have in Missoula.
"Coming out of this workshop we hope to have sort of a recommendation on 'What are the next steps that Missoula would take if we were to pursue design guidelines?'" McCarthy said. "We've learned in Missoula that if we do a good job of planning, then what we want to come to fruition will do so."
Friday's discussions is open to the public and will be held at the Holiday Inn Downtown from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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Jonathan Levin
Jonathan Levin scored 0 goals and recorded 0 assists in his 43-game career with the Tulsa Roughnecks FC, Las Vegas Lights FC and Phoenix Rising FC. He began playing during the 2017 season and last took the field during the 2022 campaign.
Tulsa Roughnecks FC
2017 USL Tulsa Roughnecks FC 8 5 0 0 15 2 0 0 1
2018 USL Tulsa Roughnecks FC 14 12 0 0 19 3 0 0 0
2019 USL Las Vegas Lights FC 10 7 0 0 16 0 1 0 0
2020 USL Las Vegas Lights FC 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2021 USL Phoenix Rising FC 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 43 27 0 0 50 5 1 0 1 0.0
Playing Career:
2017 III United Soccer League Championship Tulsa Roughnecks FC
2018 II United Soccer League Championship Tulsa Roughnecks FC
2019 II United Soccer League Championship Las Vegas Lights FC
2021 II United Soccer League Championship Phoenix Rising FC
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Deep and dreamy space-folk from Portland... Beautiful female vocals combine captivating melodies and harmonies with gentle acoustic guitar. Mixed to psychedelic perfection by Jason Lytle of Grandaddy.
Megan Pickerel (from Swoon 23) and Herman Jolly (from Sunset Valley) who are also husband and wife (really) finally teamed up a couple of years ago to create Buzzyshyface, a space-folk duo. The vocals are handled by Megan and guitar by Herman. They recorded at home and at the studio of Jonathan Drews (producer of post GBV project Boston Spaceships and of Perhapst- John Moen of The Decemberists) over the course of 2011 and the record was added to and mixed by Jason Lytle (Grandaddy).
Vocals by Megan Pickerel. Guitar and some vocals by Herman Jolly. Guitar on "Scary Lullabye" by Megan.
Keys, sampled instruments, piano, some acoustic guitar, broken ice machine by Jason Lytle.
Keys and percussion by Jonathan Drews.
All songs written by Herman Jolly except "Scary Lullabye" written by Megan Pickerel.
Produced by Jonathan Drews at Last of the Explorers except "Way On Back", "So If Well", and "Scary Lullabye" which were produced at home by Buzzyshyface.
Cover art by Megan Pickerel.