Nearly all the turkeys in the supermarket are one breed: the Broad Breasted White. This creation of modern science cannot even mate on its own; farmers reproduce them via artificial insemination. Their accelerated life cycle makes them perfect for fully automated, high-density indoor farming. They can cheaply feed a group, and still leave leftovers. They can be bland, though. Cooks in the know employ all manner of tricks to improve them: brining, deep frying, butter under the skin, marinades.
As New Yorkers we have options beyond the supermarket — though each step away from modern industrial farming carries a substantial increase in price.
Probably the Cadillac of turkeydom can be found at Heritage Meats in the Essex Street Market. There I met Emilie Frohlich, a former turkey farmer who explained these turkeys to me. Heritage breeds such as Narragansett, Spanish Black and Bourbon Red were bred for taste, and must be raised the old-fashioned way, outdoors in flocks, where they take twice as long to mature as supermarket birds. Frohlich said there was "no comparison" between the flavor of these birds and those found at the supermarket, because they're "entirely different animals." Heritage is taking turkey orders now.
If you're looking to avoid factory-farmed turkeys but Heritage is out of your price range, take a short field trip to the greenmarkets in Union Square or Tompkins Square Park, which offer access to a variety of turkeys raised locally in upstate New York, including both Broad Breasted Whites and several heritage breeds. Farms such as Quattro's Game Farm and Norwich Meadows Farm take orders either online or at the markets, and will bring your bird to the city the week before the holiday. Take note: place your order soon.
As a final option, while I don't find labels like "organic," "free range" or "humanely raised" terribly meaningful when applied on a corporate scale, those who do can find plenty of choices at Whole Foods. Of course the more labels your bird displays, the more expensive it's likely to be. This Thanksgiving, I'll be at my parents', eating a formerly frozen supermarket turkey – likely a bird from last year that didn't sell. But it'll easily feed 15. And we'll be thankful for it.


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The man in this story is Andrew 'Andy' Larkin (Van Johnson), who works as the head salesman in a music shop called Oberkugen's. Oberkugen's is one of those wholesome, family-style stores that will never make money, but at least make a lot of people happily contented. Mr Oberkugen (S Z Sakall, aptly billed as 'Cuddles' Sakall) is a beguiling blend of the chummily paternal and the faux dictatorial. To Nellie (Spring Byington), the cashier-secretary whom Mr Oberkugen has adored for the past twenty years, he is an affectionate man who will do anything to bring a smile to the face of the woman he loves.
To his nephew Hickey (Buster Keaton! In the only good talkie I've seen him in), Mr Oberkugen is a bossy uncle who insists that he be addressed, not as Uncle Otto, but as Mr Oberkugen.
Along with the other salesman, Rudi Hanson (Clinton Sundberg), this makes up the taskforce of Oberkugen's. They rattle along happily enough, selling musical instruments and sheets of music to customers—and turning a deaf ear whenever Mr Oberkugen, in a fit of joy, takes out his prized Stradivarius and begins playing it. Mr Oberkugen's skills as a violinist are non-existent, but he thinks he's a maestro, and nobody has the courage to disillusion him.
Of his colleagues, Rudi is the only one who's in on Andy Larkin's most joyous secret: his love affair with Post Box 237. We never get to see the back story on that, but this is clear enough: Andy Larkin is corresponding with a young lady—whom he has never seen, and whose name he does not know—and is by now head over heels in love with this faceless, nameless stranger. Andy shares occasional excerpts from her letters with Rudi, and spends all his free time congratulating himself on his good luck.
One bright, sunny day, Andy Larkin's scurrying from the post office after picking up a much-awaited letter from his unknown girlfriend. As he rushes out of the post office, he bangs into a young woman, Veronica Fisher (Judy Garland), who's rushing into the building. Andy Larkin is in such a hurry to get to work, he barely pays any attention to the havoc he's unwittingly wreaked on poor Miss Fisher's person: her hairdo is a mess, her hat's in tatters, and her skirt's been ripped up—all thanks to Andy. He does manage to press his visiting card into her hand, though, with instructions to let him have the bill for damages.
And sure enough, later that day, Miss Fisher, now much neater and more presentable, turns up at Oberkugen's. It soon emerges that she's not at the shop to present Andy Larkin with a bill for damages: no, she needs a job. Even though she tells Andy the names of other music shops she's worked in, he flatly refuses. They have no need of any more salespeople in Oberkugen's.
But fate plays a hand. Mr Oberkugen has bought a hundred harps that are nothing short of white elephants. Miss Fisher, noticing a passing customer showing a little interest in one of the harps, manages to begin a conversation with the customer, and has soon made a sale. Mr Oberkugen is suitably impressed, and before Andy has a chance to protest, Miss Fisher is on the staff of Oberkugen's.
Miss Fisher and Andy Larkin continue the way they've begun: at daggers drawn. Weeks pass and the ninety-nine harps still lie unsold at Oberkugen's, a major bone of contention between Andy (who holds that they should be returned to the wholesaler) and Mr Oberkugen (who hangs on stubbornly to his belief that the harps will sell). And Miss Fisher leaves no stone unturned to prove she's a better salesperson than Andy Larkin.
Also in the picture is Louise (Marcia van Dyke), Andy Larkin's neighbour at the lodging house where he stays. Louise is an accomplished violinist and is a good friend of Andy's. In fact, he's promised to get her sheet music from Oberkugen's. Maybe, some day if he can manage it, even a good violin.
And now comes the first ripple that disturbs the slumbering surface of this pond. One morning, Veronica Fisher arrives at work brimming over with excitement. Nellie, her confidante, discovers the secret: Miss Fisher is finally going to meet the man she's in love with. Yes, she's been corresponding over the months with someone she hasn't met (and about whom she knows nothing, not even his name). All Miss Fisher cares for is that her man is a warm, witty, wonderful person. And tonight, she's going to meet him at a restaurant. She will be carrying a book of poems, with a carnation inserted in the book. He will wear a carnation in his buttonhole.
Mr Oberkugen, to everybody's chagrin, has a tiff with Nellie and throws a minor tantrum. The end result is that everybody at Oberkugen's is made to stay back that evening to take inventory. Miss Fisher is distraught: what will her unknown 'dear friend' think?!
…Little aware that the 'dear friend' is the very man with whom she's taking an inventory of those wretched harps at Oberkugen's, and he's equally annoyed.
Thankfully, Nellie finally succeeds in winning Mr Oberkugen around, and he orders the inventory called off. Miss Fisher rushes off home to change and then race to the restaurant—where, peering in through the window a while later, Andy Larkin discovers who his lady love is.
What happens next? Can Miss Fisher and Andy Larkin set aside their differences and accept each other as the near-paragons they've come to know on paper? Or will she always think of him only as the overbearing Mr Larkin, and will she ever be the pushy woman who bullied herself into a job at Oberkugen's? Watch; this may not be superb cinema, but it's a sweet, romantic little film that's entertaining in a lovely, old-fashioned way.
It's a simple, straightforward story, embellished with some lovely songs (with Judy Garland in the cast, that's pretty much to be expected). Nobody's mean or villainous, and there's a starry-eyed prettiness about the entire film that reassures you, even when the plot takes a swing for the unhappy, that things will eventually turn out all right.
But: what I liked most about In the Good Old Summertime: the end. Brilliantly done, perfectly paced, funny, and oh, so romantic!
It's just a little too sweet and too simple—almost simplistic. Don't get me wrong; the reason that this blog exists is to celebrate the simplicity of good old fashioned cinema. The problem with In The Good Old Summertime is that it's a little too uncomplicated. Even the little bit of sadness and conflict that appears in the climax is transitory and blows away with only a whiff of a message left behind. I'd have liked the characters to be more intense, their relationships to have more depth, their lives to have been more bitter-sweet than merely saccharine-sweet….
Perhaps it's time to rewatch The Shop Around the Corner. Review coming up soon: watch this space.
Well, I'd love simple and sweet right now. There are times when you can swallow something very, very 'nice'. Though I agree, a little complication always make life and films more fun.
I love The Shop Around the Corner and I love Van Johnson. A Hollywood musical though, is not really my cup of tea (unless it stars Julie Andrews). Hmm… two out of three says I will probably watch this, if it ever plays on TCM.
Banno: For sheer sweetness, this is certainly recommended. It's nice and fluffy and untaxing on the mind – good for unwinding.
Sharmi: Judy Garland is pretty much the star of the film! Well past her The Wizard of Oz days, but still in superb form and voice.
bollyviewer: Caution: The Shop Around the Corner is, in my opinion, better than In the Good Old Summertime. It has more depth, I think, and is generally less fluffy than this one. Oh, and by the way: this isn't really an out-and-out musical, in that nobody bursts into song for no rhyme or reason. Two of Judy's songs are performances at a party, where she's asked to entertain; the other two songs are when she sings for customers at the shop. So, not your typical Hollywood musical – it has too few songs, and they're integrated very neatly into the film.
I don't know how to feel about Van Johnson. He's a bit like Tom Hanks for me – zero appeal, but very comforting and in a bunch of movies that I could watch over and over again.
You're right that Shop Around the Corner is much better – and the lead pair was much more romantic. These two are just so twinsies together, I always feel like I'm watching a couple of kids acting out.
I completely agree re: Van Johnson. He'll never elicit the sort of wide-eyed and drooling response a Stewart Granger or a Tyrone Power manages with me, but I still do find his films very likeable. Incidentally, my favourite Van Johnson film is far too 'stark reality' to fall into the category of being comforting – Battleground. Very well-made war drama that also starred John Hodiak.
I would love to watch this….though you all say The Shop Around The Corener is better I would still want to watch this as well. I adore such cute love stories. I wouldn't even mind it being extra simple…as long as I don't have to put my brains, I totally love such movies. They are so comforting and relaxing.
Yes, even though The Shop Around the Corner is better, it doesn't mean that this one is bad – it's sweet and romantic and a comforting way, so if you just want to have a few good smiles, then In The Good Old Summertime is very worthy of a watch!
teh movie rental business in our area is dropping because most pople like to watch movie online these days ..
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Let Them Have It
Patrick Claffey
Lines in the Sand: Collected Journalism, by AA Gill, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 320 pp, £20, ISBN 978-1474605151
AA Gill died in December 2016, having revealed in his Sunday Times column, in his inimitable style, just a month earlier that he was suffering "the full English" of cancer. Praise for his journalistic talent was widespread. I rarely agree with anything Boris Johnson writes or says, but having read this wonderful book, it is difficult to dissent from his evaluation of the author: "AA Gill was one of the last great stylists of modern journalism and one of the very few who could write a column so full of gags and original similes that it was actually worth reading twice." Style is certainly the word that comes to mind when reading this collection of his journalism. Style, but also substance and a great range of genuine feeling for his subjects – negative and positive.
Because I was researching the Rohingya tragedy, I immediately went to his piece on what he calls this "pogrom" in the first of the three sections that make up the book. This concentrates on the question of refugees in Syria, the Congo, the Italian island of Lampedusa, Lebanon and Mexico, as well as a piece on the camp at Calais, known as "the Jungle" and what he sees as an example of the "brutalist" French approach to the problem. His piece on the Rohingya was published in June 2014, so well before the most recent events, which are now openly described as "ethnic cleansing", much to the irritation of Myanmar's up to recently much revered first state counsellor or prime minister, Aung San Suu Kyi.
Gills notes that the UN has described the Rohingya as "the most persecuted people in the world", a situation that has only become worse with the forced emigration/ethnic cleansing of 655,000 men, women and children, and a reported 6,700 killed in attacks during the first month of the military crackdown, now being described as genocide. He writes: "Think of that: how pitiful your lot must be to contend for that fathomlessly miserable accolade [….] The Burmese say the Rohingyas are dogs, that they are too ugly to be Burmese, that they are Bengali – illegally imported coolie immigrants, colonial flotsam." His passion is fierce and very real.
His piece entitled simply "Europe", which ends the second section, was written just before the fateful referendum in June 2016, and it is one that will certainly not have pleased his admirer Johnson. It is an excoriating denunciation of Brexit and Brexiters. "There is one in every queue, every coffee shop, outside every school in every parish council in the country. Middle-aged, middle class, middle-brow, over made-up, with her National Health face and weatherproof English expression of hurt righteousness, she's Britannia's mother-in-law. The camera closed in on her and she shouted: 'All I want is my country back.' It was a heartfelt cry of real distress and the rest of the audience erupted in sympathetic applause, but I thought: Back from what? Back to what?" He goes on to describe what: "Back from Johnny Foreigner, back from the brink, back from the future, back-to-back … Back to vicars-and-tarts parties and Carry On farts jokes, back to Elgar and fudge and proper weather and herbaceous borders and cars called Morris."
Gill was no stranger to controversy, having been the subject of sixty-two Press Complaints Commission complaints in five years. He no doubt spared himself another by not naming the lady in this piece, although, on a "bad day" he might well have done. He does, however, name the singer Morrissey, whose autobiography he reviewed in 2013. Not surprisingly perhaps, the piece won "Hatchet Job of the Year Award" in 2014. "Nothing incites intemperate cultural hyperbole like cheap music," he writes before going on to eviscerate somebody he clearly despises. He starts with his name. "[Morrissey] tells us he ditched 'Steve' his given name, to be known by his portentous moniker – deep reverential breath here – great classical composers have only one name. Mussorgsky, Mozart, Morrissey …" However, he continues. "His most pooterishly embarrassing piece of intellectual social climbing is having this autobiography published by Penguin Classics. Not Modern Classics, you understand, where the authors can still do book signings, but the classic Classics where they're dead and some of them have only one name. Moliere, Machiavelli, Morrissey." There is no coming back from that and indeed it only gets worse as he concludes the piece: "Putting it in Penguin Classics doesn't diminish Aristotle or Homer, or Tolstoy; it just roundly mocks Morrissey, and this is a humiliation constructed by the self-regard of its victim." Ouch, what can one possibly say?
Gill had gone under my reading radar apart from an occasional glance at his television reviews, which I didn't pay much attention to simply because I don't watch much television. I will now certainly go back to his travel writing, which is showcased here in the second section. I particularly enjoyed the piece on India and certainly agree with his assessment: "[If] you're only planning on visiting one foreign country in this life, you should probably make it India." He also offers advice on going to Bhutan, where I plan to go next year: "If you're flying to Bhutan, sit on the left. You overtake eight of the ten highest mountains in the world on the left-hand side, and that alone is worth the steep price of the ticket."
I had a Harris tweed jacket when I was a boy and I loved it above anything I had ever worn and I would have worn it forever. A few years ago I bought a second-hand one for €67, in mint condition, in the Harlequin second-hand shop in Dublin and I love it just as much. It's the jacket that is me, a marvellous deep, dark landscape green, all "tint and fleck" as Heaney once put it, writing of trout flies. Just putting it on feels right. I have now come to think of it as the same one I wore as a boy: it feels ageless and it will never wear. It's hardly surprising then that I loved Gill's "Tweed": "Tweed is a parable, a stereotype of Britishness. We are tweedy. Tweed is taciturn and hardworking, sturdy, dependable, loyal. Tweed doesn't get soppy or go limp. It fits with the familiarity of first-name terms, and it always has a mint, a penknife and a pebble in its pocket." Indeed, it does.
Style indeed, Bojo was right for once.
Patrick Claffey is Wallace Adjunct associate professor in the department of religions and theology at Trinity College Dublin.

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Q: multi language support in python script I have a large python (2.7) script that reads data from a database and generate pictures in pdf format. My pictures have strings for labels, etc...
Now I want to add a multi language support for the script, so I can generate the same pictures in different languages by passing a variable to my script.
I was thinking in having a class with all the strings and their translations in a dictionary. For example:
Strings['string1'] = {'de':'string in german', 'en': 'string in english'}

I could acces the strings with
my_needed_string = 'string1'
selected_language = 'en'
Strings[my_needed_string][selected_language]

is there a better, more professional way to do this? with "better" I mean more flexible and easier to maintain? I have at least 80 different strings in 2 or more languages.
Thanks

A: If you only have a few languages, and don't want to use some i18n stuff, try one of these:
example (I'm just using a dict in a py file, let me know if you want specifically json):
also, this is written in python 3, not 2.
in en.py
en = {
    "eng": "english",
    "heb": "hebrew",
    "menu": {
        "menu1": "one",
        "menu2": "two"
    }
}

in he.py
he = {
    "eng": "אנגלית",
    "heb": "עברית",
    "menu": {
        "menu1": "אחד",
        "menu2": "שתיים"
    }
}

option 1 using SimpleNamespace:
from types import SimpleNamespace

#import language dicts from which ever folder and file they are, for me its the same folder and different files...
from .he import he
from .en import en

class NestedNamespace(SimpleNamespace):
    def __init__(self, dictionary, **kwargs):
        super().__init__(**kwargs)
        for key, value in dictionary.items():
            if isinstance(value, dict):
                self.__setattr__(key, NestedNamespace(value))
            else:
                self.__setattr__(key, value)

text = {}
text.update({"he": NestedNamespace(he)})
text.update({"en": NestedNamespace(en)})
print(text['he'].menu.menu1) #works

option 2 using namedtuple (i think this one is slower, by what i read about the way namedtuples are made, but im no pro, so choose whatever you like):
from collections import namedtuple

def customDictDecoder(dict1):
    for key, value in dict1.items():
        if type(value) is dict:
            dict1[key] = customDictDecoder(value)
    return namedtuple('X', dict1.keys())(*dict1.values())

text = {}
text.update({"he": customDictDecoder(he)})
text.update({"en": customDictDecoder(en)})
print(text['he'].menu.menu2) #works

if you want print(text.he.menu.menu1) to work, it is possible, but i dont see the use for it, if you want it, let me know

A: see python gettext module for i18n support

A: I had this problem a while ago and just solved it by creating two arrays with the words of the two languages I needed.
# array with english words
engList = ["dog", "cat"]
# array with german words
gerList = ["Hund", "Katze"]

Then I just set another array to the needed language array and use the words from this array.
# referenced array set to the english array
langList = engList

print(langList[0],"+",langList[1])

# change to the german array when needed
langList = gerList

print(langList[0],"+",langList[1])

Of course it's no way near to be perfect, but it worked for me.
Hope I could help!

A: A more 'pythonic way' could be if you just make a different .py and make a new class there with if statements for each language:
class Locale:
def __init__(self, loc):
    if loc == "en":
        self.string = "something in English"
    elif loc == "fr":
        self.string = "something in French"

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Cold case reopened
30-year Queensland murder mystery reopened
by Kate Kyriacou
POLICE are reinvestigating the murder of a wealthy German inventor found bound and gagged with fatal head injuries at his Gold Coast home nearly 30 years ago.
Hugo Benscher was 89 when he was killed in 1992, thought to be the victim of a home invasion gone wrong.
The elderly widower lived in a canalfront home and had a large fishing boat moored at the rear during a time when burglars were targeting canal estates in the area.
Detectives from the Homicide Cold Case Investigation Team and the Gold Coast are re-examining the case and are hopeful of solving it.
Hugo Benscher was slain in his canalfront home in 1992.
Queensland detectives will be travelling to New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania to interview witnesses in the coming weeks.
Mr Benscher was last seen alive on the morning of Saturday, June 20, 1992 and spoke with someone on the phone at 8pm that night.
A comfit of the driver of a Datsun seen in the area
But the following morning, he was found dead in his home at Paterson Place, Paradise Point.
Neighbours told police they woke to the sounds of loud revving from a boat on the canal on the night of June 20.
A beige-coloured Datson was also seen in the area at the time. Police at the time released an artist's impression of the driver.
Police would like to hear from anyone with information on a boat in the canal around the time of Mr Benscher's murder or anyone who knows about the beige Datsun.
They are also looking for anyone who remembers Mr Benscher from the Runaway Yacht Club, a place frequented.
"Police firmly believe that with public assistance, irrespective of the passage of time, the offenders will be brought to justice, giving Hugo's friends and family some closure," Detective Senior Sergeant Tara Kentwell said.
"In the coming weeks, detectives will travel to New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania to reinterview original witnesses and to approach new witnesses identified during the review.
A beige Datsun was seen near the victim's home.
"It is our intention through today's appeal to urge anyone with information to come forward."
Mr Benscher was born in Hamburg in 1903 and migrated to Sydney in 1948.
He lived in Sydney with his wife and sons for most of his life but retired to the Gold Coast after his wife died.
He made his fortune with the invention of a seamless inflatable ball bladder with a combined valve - something that is still used in sporting equipment worldwide.
A $250,000 reward is in place for information leading to a conviction.
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The Tunnel to Towers Foundation's Let Us Do Good Village Groundbreaking Ceremony
Genesis Villella
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation's Let Us Do Good Village groundbreaking ceremony took place on Saturday, December 11, 2021. The Let Us Do Good Village will be a property comprising over 100 homes in Land O' Lakes, Florida. These homes will be mortgage free new builds that will house a community of wounded veterans, Fallen First Responder families, and Gold Star families. The groundbreaking ceremony was live streamed on our official Facebook page.
A cocktail reception preceded the groundbreaking ceremony the night before at the Urban Stillhouse restaurant and bar, that was attended by Tunnel to Towers Foundation board members, Gold Star widows, wounded veterans, and people who are integral to fulfilling the vision for the Let Us Do Good Village.
"We are going to build over 100 homes for our nation's most catastrophically injured service members, Gold Star families, and Fallen First Responder families who leave behind young children," said Tunnel to Towers Foundation CEO and Chairman Frank Siller. "These kids are going to be around other children that have faced the same tragedy in their lives. This village will be a safe haven for the people who are all going through the same thing in life who can come together."
Bob Basham, co-founder of Outback Steakhouse and franchisee of Glory Days Grill, donated $500,000 to cover the cost of building a mortgage-free home in the Let Us Do Good Village. A check was presented to Tunnel to Towers and was accepted by Frank Siller on behalf of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. "We are committed to funding one of the first smart-homes in the Let Us Do Good Village," said Bob Basham.
An extra-special menu item of the Glory Days Grill restaurant is their Hero Burger, where a portion of the sale of each Hero Burger sold will go towards the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
"The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has made a promise that we will take care of every single catastrophically injured servicemember, every Gold Star Family, and every Fallen First Responder family that die in the line of duty and leave young children behind," said Frank Siller. "Whatever it takes."
The groundbreaking ceremony was followed by a free BBQ, with Glory Days Grill providing Hero Burgers and desserts to all those in attendance.
We need your help to build this beautiful community to house America's catastrophically injured veterans who sacrificed their limbs serving the greatest nation on Earth, as well as help the families of the fallen American heroes who sacrificed their lives protecting our communities and our country. For just $11 a month, you can make this possible.


A group of students from La Miquela and another from SintLucas created two very nice Vlogs in where they share their experiences during the 1st Mobility in Eindhoven.
The students from La Miquela created different posters to assess the 1st Short-Term Mobility to Eindhoven.
The catalan and dutch students from Ins La Miquela participated in the Photohunt Workshop around Eindhoven Downtown.
The students had to picture different things in the shortest time possible.
Once they finished, the pictures were validated in order to give points to them and chose the group-winner.
During the Short-Term Mobility 1 to Eindhoven, the students from La Miquela and SintLucas participated in the TimeBanking Ad Workshop.
They organised in mixed groups in order to create the TimeBanking Ad to be chosen as the Official one.
The students from La Miquela and SintLucas participated in a Get to Know each other & Language Workshop.
The catalan students from Ins La Miquela had to create her own PopArt Photo in Photoshop with the help of their dutch matches from SintLucas, as a good example of peer-to-peer learning.


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Q: How to avoid a "can never match" error from Dialyzer in a `with` statement that has a match all `else`? I have the following code:
@spec test_pass(String.t) :: (:failed | {:ok, map()})
def test_pass(pass) do
  db_user = %{password_hash: @hash_for_foo}
  with {:ok, ^db_user} <- Comeonin.Argon2.check_pass(db_user, pass) do
    {:ok, db_user}
  else
    _ -> :failed
  end
end

And Dyalizer is giving me the "can never match error":
⟨my_file⟩.ex:25: The pattern {'ok', _} can never match the type {'error',<<_:64,_:_*8>>}

My Question is, why? I know it can't match, and I actually don't care, that's why I'm using with in the first place. All of the non-matching cases are handled in the else.
How can I change my code that dialyzer will be satisfied?
I'm not looking for @dialyzer {:nowarn_function, …}. I already tried it with a {:error, _} -> … expression in the else body but no avail.
Erlang/Elixir version (elixir -v):
Erlang/OTP 20 [erts-9.2] [source] [64-bit] [smp:8:8] [ds:8:8:10] [async-threads:10] [hipe] [kernel-poll:false]

Elixir 1.6.1 (compiled with OTP 19)

Argon.check_pass/2 is external, from Comeonein.
I checked comeonin out, and ran mix dialixier on it and it reported several no local return errors.

A: Dialyzer is very user unfriendly. Nevertheless, if it reports an error it means that based on the various type specification you have annotated your functions with, accordingly it is seeing a contradiction with your actual usage.
When Dialyzer is complaining about {'error',<<_:64,_:_*8>>}, it means that Argon2.check_pass has some contradictory type specifications to it, either itself, or either potentially something deeper down. Dialyzer is not very friendly in its ability to point you out exactly where and why contradictions are happening.
As I do not have full access to your code, in order to resolve the issue, at most I can point you out to following a few steps:

*

*If Argon2.check_pass has an explicit @spec annotation, then comment that out and see if Dialyzer still complains.

*If the complaint is gone, then modify various parts of  @spec annotation with any until the problem is gone for identification purposes. Accordingly the issue will resolve there or either you need to dig deeper in other functions that Argon2.check_pass relies on that may be the cause of the issue.

*In the case that 1. fails, then copy paste the function defined Argon2.check_pass as a private function: tmp_check_pass and see how that changes the issue.
4.If need be, you may need to introduce more of these tmp_... functions that Argon2.check_pass is relying on in order to isolate the root cause of the complaint. Before doing that, first try commenting out all the @spec annotations of any of the supporting functions that Argon2.check_pass leverages and apply point 1 accordingly.
Eventually, you will arrive at a particular point in your code, where according to the specifications that you have provided to Dialyzer, that some usage of your code violates it being: of type {'error',<<_:64,_:_*8>>}
The key thought here is to try to isolate the root cause of the complaint, which Dialyzer regretfully is not too precise at pointing out for you from time to time.

A: As another question "Dialyzer is usually never wrong", but I can't figure out how my @spec is incorrect said, Dialyzer detected your Comeonin.Argon2.check_pass() call will never return OK, so ...
I've no solution yet, just want to clarify the cause.


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'Prolific' San Francisco Retail Theft Suspect Back In Jail After New Arrest
Filed Under:retail theft, San Francisco, San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, San Francisco Police Department, Target
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — A woman, released on zero bail after being arrested for 120 alleged incidents involving thefts from the Target at Stonestown Galleria, was back in custody after a new arrest and for ignoring a court order to sign up for electronic monitoring, according to the San Francisco District Attorney's Office.
Prosecutors had opposed Aziza Graves' release from jail. She had been charged with eight felony counts of grand theft and 120 misdemeanor counts of petty theft.
But a San Francisco Superior Court judge let her out and ordered her to sign up for electronic monitoring. She apparently ignored his order.
"Ms. Graves violated the court ordered terms of her release by committing a new theft, and by failing to sign up for electronic monitoring," District Attorney Chesa Boudin's office said in an email to KPIX 5. "Therefore, we are seeking her detention without bail. Judges alone make decisions about custody and release, so we cannot say whether the court will grant our detention request."
"We previously opposed her release to OR and had requested that she instead be released directly to the Sheriff's Department to be fitted with electronic monitoring device prior to her release," the statement continued. "The judge instead decided to release her to another county."
Graves was arrested in November at the Target store following an investigation by the DA's office and the police department for thefts totaling more than $40,000 in value between October 2020 and November 2021.
"The suspect in this case has been a particularly brazen and prolific retail theft offender," said Police Chief Bill Scott in a prepared statement at the time of the November arrest. "We hope this case — like many others on which we partner with our local prosecutors — sends a strong message to would-be shoplifters that their lawless conduct won't be tolerated in San Francisco."
According to the DA's office, in nearly all of the alleged incidents at the Stonestown Target, Graves used self-checkout kiosks to scan merchandise and then paid one dollar in cash, or in some instances, one cent. Graves allegedly then would leave the kiosk without completing the transactions.
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Former San Francisco Assistant District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, now part of the Chesa Boudin recall effort, says what should have happened was for the DA's office to ask for cash bail on Graves.
"At the time of her arrest, she was not eligible to be detained without bail and so, in this circumstance, it would've been a prime case to ask for some type of nominal bail not only to to effectuate maintaining public safety, but also to send a message to Miss Graves that her behavior is not going to be tolerated," she told KPIX 5.
Graves is now being held on $25,000 dollars bail. Typically only violent or sexual crimes qualify defendants to be detained without bail.
Jenkins says filing charges is one thing, but the technical legal follow-through matters as well. "
It's that despite individuals being charged, they are being released immediately and permitted to pick up new cases or the resolutions of their cases are extremely lenient," said Jenkins. "So essentially, it appears that Chesa Boudin is gaslighting San Francisco with massive press releases about charging individuals when in reality they are being permitted to run rampant through the city.'
Rachel Michelin, president of the California Retailers Association says cases like Ms. Graves send a message.
"They are realizing without consequences to their behavior, they're going to continue with the behavior," said Michelin. "What example does that send to other people? When people know that they can get away with this, they're going to do it."
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No one is delighted to take debts. The condition gets even worse when you are not able to pay off your mortgage payments and unluckily to have to face mortgage process. In Stockton banks reported that in past two years housing has gone very low because many people are facing mortgage problems. More and more people are opting for mortgage help or government assistance regarding bankruptcy. You must always be acquainted with loan modification techniques and keep an agency's number in case of any urgent need.
Economists have written in their recent report that Stockton people will really have to work hard to improve their housing bust issues. Stockton foreclosure process is in everyone's knowledge. All the house brokers are facing low businesses in Stockton. The best way by which you can stop Stockton foreclosure process is to go for loan current. This means you have to take out money to pay all the payments left in due with your mortgage property. Check your mortgage file and report to your company as soon as possible.
If you are always in contact with your lender then mostly they agree to help you and grant you more time to pay off the remaining debts. The foreclosure process in Stockton has taken a new shape as more and more people are finding ways to avoid foreclosure.
With these links you will easily reach a mortgage counselor who can help you throughout the process. Since more and more people are following ways to avoid mortgage process in Stockton.
Repayment plans: By seriously planning your repayments you will never come on the verge of facing Stockton foreclosure process. Discuss the plan with your family so that your family members can give you financial assistance. Create a new budget plan for your family so that you can properly pay your monthly debts on time.
Refinance your mortgage: This option makes your full payment to the lender and never lets you face the auction process. If your credit score is good then your lender won't enquire much and easily grant you the new loan.
Ask for forgiveness: if your deed contains forgiveness clause then you should always use it. This is the method in which you ask for the forgiveness in the amount from your lender.
Forbearance: using this method you will not repay your loan amount but you will present a new paying plan to your bank so that they give you more time to repay.
It will be better not to hide anything from your lender. Just talk openly about your situation with your mortgage lender to avoid Stockton foreclosure process.
It is advisable to know all your alternates while you are caught in a mortgage process.
Do not run from your home otherwise you will be left with no option to safeguard it.
If you know any housing counselor just contact him to take advice.
If your lender asks you to sign any unread documents then you should act wisely and read them before signing.
Before buying a property for yourself in Stockton always check the details of your lender and home builder.
Check out Stockton's properties page in the newspaper to know about the properties which come under your budget.
If you think someone has misused your authorities then you can use government helpline number and file complaint for mortgage fraud in Stockton.


David W. Parker co-founded Bald Mountain Development in 1999. Prior to founding Bald Mountain Development Mr. Parker was a Vice President of the Hines development group. Hines is an international development firm headquartered in Houston, with six regional offices (Atlanta, Aspen, Chicago, Houston, New York, San Francisco) as well as offices in eleven foreign countries. Before opening the Aspen office of Hines, Mr. Parker was with the Midwest office where he oversaw the development of large scale commercial projects. Mr. Parker's responsibilities with Hines in Aspen covered Hines resort projects and included project acquisitions, entitlements, planning, development, construction, and operations. Mr. Parker is active in the community and is on the Board of the Aspen Valley Land Trust. Mr. Parker has a Bachelors and Masters degree from Stanford University.
Kelly Foster Prior to joining Bald Mountain, Mr. Foster was primarily in high tech sales and marketing in Silicon Valley, with real estate development as a sideline. Mr. Foster was instrumental in the successful building of several Silicon Valley startups from inception to public offering. In 2003 Mr. Foster began to concentrate more of his efforts in real estate development and is currently heading up all of Bald Mountain's projects in Idaho. Mr. Foster has a Bachelors degree from Stanford University.


Mule deer fawn in Tulelake National Wildlife Refuge, California.
This is a call to action from the Earth Island Institute I received via email.
The California Department of Fish and Game is quietly studying a plan that could end the hunting restrictions in 19 refuges across the state. The refuges cover nearly 1 million acres in 16 counties – including sections of Mount Diablo in Contra Costa County, Mount Tamalpais in Marin County and parts of the Peninsula in San Mateo and San Francisco counties. Animal activists and conservationists are fighting the proposal, saying the department hasn't adequately notified the public of the potential change. Fish and Game officials, some contend, are hoping to end protections for deer, bears, turkeys, doves and other wild animals in an attempt to increase the dwindling numbers of hunters, and pump up hunting fee revenues. Get Invovlved! For details or to submit public comments on a state proposal to eliminate 19 state game refuges, go to dfg.ca.gov/wildlife/gamerefuges. Public comments are due Dec. 1.
And via Inside Bay Area, here's a nice statement by animal activist Eric Mills.
Take action to protect wildlife in California by completing a short survey or emailing comments to wildlifestrategy@dfg.ca.gov.


SCENAR history, 2004 — SCENAR and COSMODIC — "LET Medical" Research Lab.
The rectal electrode is made in the form of two "forks" and provides radial-directed action. Insulator is made of fluoroplastic.
Vaginal electrode is made in the form of two "balls" and provides circular action. Fluoroplastic insulator has smaller diameter between the two "balls" which allows forming vacuum cavity due to contraction of vaginal muscles. This allows the "balls" to fit tightly to the vaginal walls.
Current-carrying element is the silver tube (first contact) which has a spoke inside (second contact). Diameter of the tube enables connecting the remote electrode to the standard jack.
Special feature of these electrodes is that you can quickly disassemble them for disinfection (within 5—7 seconds).
"Ski"-electrodes are protected by patent for invention No. 2257235 of 02 February 2004, which confirms prerogative right of "LET Medical" for ownership and disposal of this object of intellectual property.


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Call Russian Aggression What It Is, President of Georgia Says
By Chris Gosier on	 September 30, 2015 Law, Lectures and Events, Lincoln Center, School of Law
President Giorgi Margvelashvili of the Republic of Georgia (above) appeared at Fordham Law School for a talk moderated by Karen Greenberg (right).
In an appearance at Fordham Law School, the president of the Republic of Georgia, Giorgi Margvelashvili, said Russian aggression toward his country and Ukraine should be greeted only with condemnation and not by efforts to explain it.
He spoke forcefully about the importance of the rule of law, both within nations and internationally, saying it has been obscured in other nations' reactions to Russian incursions. "No matter what is the psychological explanation of the acts of occupation of its neighbors, we have to condemn it," Margvelashvili said at the Sept. 28 event.
His appearance came as world leaders gathered across town for the 70th United Nations General Assembly, where Russia also faced criticism from the president of Ukraine over its annexation of Crimea last year. That action, along with Russia's occupation of Georgian territories after a 2008 war between the two nations, is the kind of violation that is "equally dangerous for the violated, for the violator, as well as for other countries," Margvelashvili said.
It was muted, "thoughtful" reactions to Russia's 2008 actions that led last year to its annexation of Crimea, a peninsula on the Black Sea coast of Ukraine, he said.
"I'm talking about the other nations trying to understand, trying to describe, trying to explain, what Russia did, and thus going beyond the whole concept of condemning Russia to the concept of explaining Russia," he said. "[The] law is clear: a neighboring state cannot violate the borders of another state no matter how strong or effective or efficient its army is. But there are still nations around the world that are trying to explain, and sometimes in a very sophisticated psychological analysis, why Russia did this."
He noted that the Russian Federation's actions in Ukraine came 20 years after Ukraine agreed to nuclear disarmament.
"What is the message after this that we are trying to send to other countries when we are asking them to disarm from their nuclear weapons?" he said. "Wouldn't they ask the question, 'Well, Ukraine did this and look at what they have got. Their territories have been occupied.' So those kind of violations, they don't only affect Ukraine, they didn't only affect Georgia, they affected everyone else in the world."
He took questions from moderator Karen Greenberg, director of Fordham Law's Center on National Security, and from the audience. He spoke of the importance of the Eurasian "Silk Road" free trade zone that Georgia is trying to establish in partnership with China, and also about Georgia's aspirations for membership in NATO. "We deserve to have NATO as an umbrella for our peaceful development," given Georgia's military sacrifices in the Balkans, the Persian Gulf and Afghanistan, he said.
He also told the law students in the audience about the value of the profession they seek to join.
"What I see, not only in the international relationships but in internal politics, in any of the democracies—be it the U.S., be it Georgia, be it other countries—is that the ability of a country to grow and become stronger is in [the]decision of people, political leaders and actors in society, to be bound to the rules," he said. "That's an effort that makes your jobs important."
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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho's most important decision in his new tenure came before he was even appointed, the Portuguese boss has revealed.
Mourinho, who is beginning his second stint at Stamford Bridge having previously been in charge from 2004 to 2007, said he convinced veteran midfielder Frank Lampard to stay in the Premier League despite the Englishman's intentions to head elsewhere.
Lampard was out of favour at the club and was not offered a new contract by the club he has made over 400 appearances for since 2001.
But Mourinho, during his final season at Real Madrid, was in contact with Lampard, given their friendship from their time together at Chelsea.
And the two-time Champions League winning tactician told Lampard, 35, not to head to the MLS, as he had been touted to do.
"At that time (last season) I was not in contact with the club," Mourinho told Sky Sports.
"I was only in contact with him as a friend because we kept contact all over these years.
"I was telling him, 'the way I know you, don't go to American soccer. You are a player who needs to compete every week at the highest level, you are a player that needs to be in real competition'.
"If you go to the States, it's a fantastic country, football is coming up and you would be very important there but if you go there you will not enjoy your life and you have years to enjoy your life as a player.
"So my opinion was not to go but try and stay at Chelsea.
"He was telling me in the Premier League he doesn't want to play in any other club."
Mourinho also said he has no intentions of bolstering his squad further, having already signed Andre Schurrle and Marco van Ginkel in the off-season.
"I'm so happy with the people I have here that I'm not thinking in other players," he said.


debian there was no reason to remove apt-setup we know!
asg Xulfa: it wasn't removed, it just was never a part of Debian, just a leftover artifact of the pre-etch installer that etch's new single pass installer didn't need to leave behind.
NefariousPrior Anyone know how I can change my default browser?
abrotman NefariousPrior: is gnome part of the equation ?
NefariousPrior abotman: installed, but not used.It currently defaults to konquerer.
What could be the reason for my glxgears not to show FPS?
asg abrotman: what, in a VW bug?
abrotman asg: i'll bribe with beer!
dpkg from memory, glxgears is an opengl demo. it is not a good benchmark, in fact in recent versions of glxgears you must pass it the -iacknowledgethatthistoolisnotabenchmark flag in order to get it to report fps information. now located in the mesa-utils package.
and their script uses glxgears..
asg: on the plus side .. i get to eat at IRON CHEF MORIMOTO'S!!!


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Rediff.com » Sports » Azlan hockey: Egypt hold India with late goal
Azlan hockey: Egypt hold India with late goal
The Indian hockey team started its Azlan Shah campaign on a disappointing note, conceding a last-gasp goal to settle for a 2-2 draw against tournament debutantes Egypt in Ipoh, Malaysia, on Sunday.
The Indians, who were runners-up last year, scored through Sandeep Singh (14th minute) and Shivender Singh (50th), while Mohamed Hasan (8th) and Amr El Saied (70th) sounded the board for the Egyptians.
Saied's goal came just 40 seconds before the hooter went off.
Disappointed with the result, India's coach Harendra Singh said he has no words to explain the team's poor show.
"You do not expect to win matches with this kind of performance. I do not have any answers now but we will evaluate the performances later when we get back to the hotel," Harendra said after the match.
In a match played on a soggy pitch following a heavy downpour, the Egyptians, who were playing in Ipoh for the first time, took the lead in the eighth minute when Hasan converted a penalty-corner.
India went on the offensive and equalised in the 15th minute in a similar fashion through their penalty-corner specialist Sandeep.
The Indians kept attacking but poor finishing meant that scoreline read 1-1 at half-time.
The Indians finally took the lead in the 50th minute through another penalty-corner, converted by Shivender.
Undeterred, the Egyptians kept up the pressure on India before snatching a 70th-minute goal through a penalty-corner by Saied.
"You would expect one or two players to be off-form but not the team to play at this level. It is a worry for me that we came off second best today and letting victory slip through over fingers with 40 seconds on the clock," said Harendra.
In the second match host Malaysia shocked Pakistan 3-2 to win their opening match.
Egyptian coach Jerzy Wybieralski was expectedly thrilled at having held the Asian champions.
"It is good result for Egypt and I think this is the first time in history we have managed it. There is no question that there was an element of luck in the draw but you need that at this level," he said.


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How to restore a 100-year-old Hamilton Heights co-op buried under layers of paint and motley fixtures
By Leah Hochbaum Rosner | December 13, 2018 - 10:00AM
Flooring in this one bedroom needs to be sanded and resealed.
Architect Carl Shenton of Brooklyn's Shenton Architects loves the amount of light streaming into this Hamilton Heights one bedroom, 409 Edgecombe Ave., #4C, thanks to its large windows and multiple exposures. But that—and its affordable $375,000 price tag—are pretty much the only thing he likes about the place.
He absolutely despises the rundown kitchen, with its motley assortment of cabinets and dated appliances, and the fact that it's so closed off from the rest of the apartment. He also assumes that he would hate the bathroom. The listing doesn't include any images of it.
"When realtors don't show photographs, it's usually really bad news," he says.
In this week's Reno Ready, Shenton describes his plans for updating this 100-year-old unit, and explains that since that it's an HDFC co-op with income restrictions, the buyer would likely prefer to keep renovation costs down.
Strip away the paint in the dining area
Paint: Shenton likes that the apartment has a lot of original details, like the trim, crown moldings, and framed doorways, but "they're in bad shape," he says, noting the "layers and layers of paint" that are caked on them. He also loathes the textured ceiling that he thinks was probably added in the 1970s, when that style was all the rage. In addition, he'd remove the mirrors from the walls as he thinks they're entirely unnecessary.
He recommends sanding and stripping the walls, trims, and moldings to remove all of that bubbly paint, and steaming or scraping the ceiling to do away with the bumpy parts.
He'd then plaster any areas that need plastering and repaint everything with Benjamin Moore's Snowfall White, $75 a gallon, which he believes is a warm, restful white. He'd go with a matte finish on the walls so that it can be cleaned easily, flat on the ceiling so that "it'll be as unreflective as possible," and a satin on the trim so that it stands out.
Doing this throughout the apartment should cost about $14,000.
Flooring: The parquet flooring, which Shenton assumes is original, is yellowed and old, but "generally looks ok," he says, except for the threshold to the kitchen, which is especially tattered.
Shenton suggests sanding it down and refinishing it with a clear coat of water-based polyurethane to "bring out the original quality" of what he believes is a white or red oak. It should cost around $3,600 to fix up the flooring throughout the unit.
Lighting: "That chandelier doesn't look like anything of great quality," Shenton says. He'd replace it with a more modern fixture, like this Equator White Oversized Pendant Light, $199 at CB2, which can provide both up-light and down-light.
Paint and refinish the floors in the living room
Paint: Since the living room is interlinked with the dining room, Shenton advises first skim-coating the walls and then painting them the same shade of white as the dining room.
Floor: Because the same flooring is in here, too, he'd have it sanded and refinished, as well.
Radiator: Shenton proposes spending a little bit of money to spruce up this radiator and make it look a lot less unsightly. He'd have it brushed down with a wire brush to clean it up and then spray-painted either white to match the walls and blend in or gunmetal gray so it stands out and becomes a statement piece. This entire process should cost around $500 per radiator. "It sounds like a lot of money, but in my experience, it'll be more expensive to buy a new radiator with this kind of character," he says.
Windows: The windows themselves look fine, so he'd keep them, but he doesn't like how sloppily painted the trim is. He'd have that cleaned up and repainted.
Shades: As for the window treatments, he'd opt for simple roller shades that all but disappear when they're rolled up. Prices for light-filtering roller shades start at $210 at The Shade Store.
For those who'd prefer something softer—but that would add character—he'd choose colorful drapes made from a light fabric. These Emery Linen Poletop Drapes are $129 at Pottery Barn.
Lighting: The photo depicts a cord hanging down from the ceiling, which Shenton surmises is connected to a ceiling fan with some attached lights. He doesn't like down-lights in a living room since they aren't particularly intimate, so he recommends replacing the existing fan light with a fan without lights, and then adding an assortment of floor and table lamps across the space. Prices for this Monte Carlo Maverick II fan start at $625 at The Home Depot. This Big Dipper Arc brushed-nickel floor lamp is $199 at CB2.
The bedroom probably needs work
He'd paint the walls the same Snowfall White as the rest of the apartment, and smarten up the radiator using the same color that he does in the living room, so as to keep things looking uniform.
Flooring: There's strip wood flooring in here—unlike the rest of the apartment, which is mostly parquet. But rather than replace it to match everything else, he suggests simply sanding it down and refinishing it. "It looks like the same sort of oak," he says, so it'll probably look similar to the living room color.
Exposed pipes: He'd simply paint them white so that they blend in with the walls.
Closet: Although it isn't shown in the pictures, there's a closet just outside the bedroom (across from the bathroom). Shenton figures it'll probably be pretty rundown—and most likely pretty basic, with a hanging rail and some fixed shelving. He'd overhaul it completely, adding shelving and drawers, and, depending on budget, possibly enlisting the help of a team from California Closets. Updating the closet should cost around $1,500 to $2,000 or so.
Door: Although it isn't depicted in this listing, an older listing for this apartment shows a French door leading from the living room to this bedroom area with tons of glass in it. In order to maximize privacy—since this is a bedroom, after all—Shenton would replace this door with a simple panelized door to match the style of the apartment. A good-quality solid-core door should cost around $1,500.
Shades: Shenton doesn't love the look of blackout roller shades, but understands why some folks might opt for them. If they do, he suggests putting sheer curtains on top of them to "soften" things up. Prices for these Bali cut-to-size vinyl blackout shades start at $19 at The Home Depot. Prices for these Martha Stewart Living sheer curtains start at $16 at The Home Depot.
Lighting: He prefers down-lights in a bedroom to make it easier to see well enough to get dressed in matching clothing in the morning or read a good book at night. He'd recommend four recessed LED down-lights—one in each corner of the room. Installation will be about $1,000.
Take out everything in the kitchen
"Everything has got to go," Shenton says.
Wall: He'd leave most of the walls intact in this apartment, except for the one separating the kitchen from the dining room. This quick demo should "open things right up so the space feels bigger and more a part of the rest of the apartment." This should cost about $3,000.
Cabinets: "The best quality cabinets for an economic kitchen are IKEA cabinets," he says. He'd choose simple white ones that'll match the walls in the apartment—especially important since the kitchen will now be open to the dining room. He'd also add an island with a breakfast bar with some base cabinets in the space where the wall is at the moment. This should all cost around $5,000.
Countertops/backsplash: He'd go with something "extremely robust," like quartz for the countertops, and then wrap it up the wall to serve as a backsplash. He'd keep things simple with a warm gray. This should be about $4,000.
Floor: Shenton likes the look of wood floors in kitchens. Here, he'd opt for strip wood flooring that'll match the stuff in the bedroom—and not the parquet in the neighboring dining area. "Parquet is lots of little pieces of wood," Shenton says. "You'll get lots of spills in a kitchen. Boards will stand up to that more." The cost for this will be about $800.
Appliances: He'd swap out the dated appliances for more modern pieces, including a free-standing fridge/freezer, which he believes will be more economical than a counter-depth one, a built-in stovetop in the counter, a separate electric oven, and an integrated microwave with a recirculating hood. He'd also add a dishwasher next to the sink covered by an IKEA panel so that it matches the cabinets. A suite of new stainless steel appliances should cost around $4,500.
Door: There's an additional entry door in the back of the kitchen. He assumes that the co-op board won't allow him to close it off completely, so he'd recommend simply cleaning it up and refinishing it, then repainting it with a coat or two of Snowfall White. If, however, the door wasn't there, he would have suggested wrapping the cabinets and counters around the room in order to maximize storage and prep space.
Lighting: Shenton advises dropping the ceiling to install a trio of recessed lights down the center of the room. He'd also add under-cabinet lighting. It should cost $750 or so for the recessed lights. Tape LED lights for under the cabinets should cost about $500.
Sink/faucet: A new sink is definitely in order, as is a new faucet. This Kraus single-basin under-mount kitchen sink is $304 at eFaucets.com. This Grohe Minta pull-down high-arc faucet with two-function locking sprayer is $375 at build.com.
How to fix up a mystery bathroom
Although there aren't any photos of the bathroom, Shenton has lots of ideas for it.
Wall and floor tiles: He'd put new porcelain tiles down on the floor and wall—and go all the way up to the ceiling to keep things tidy. These should be about $4 per square foot.
Tub/sink/toilet: These all need replacing. He'd go with a Duravit tub from its Vero collection, $1,099 at build.com; a Duravit sink, $195, also at build.com; and this Villeroy and Bach Subway two-piece toilet, $371 at AF Supply.
Vanity: Shenton suggests going with a simple piece with a little bit of storage. This Godmorgon sink cabinet with two drawers is $159 at IKEA.
Medicine cabinet: Shenton would get a new medicine cabinet and pocket it into the wall if he can. This Kohler Verdera medicine cabinet is $473.
Lighting: "You want a bathroom to be well-lit," Shenton says. He'd therefore recommend three recessed down-lights in the ceiling. He'd also add two simple linear lights on either side of the medicine cabinet since "you want your face to be well-lit," too. The down-lights should be about $750. Prices for these basic bath strips start at $245 at YLighting.
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Caleb King Released By Vikings After Assault Arrest, According To Report
By Matt Brigidi May 1, 2012, 4:40pm CDT
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It now appears that Caleb King is a former employee of the National Football League. On Tuesday afternoon, Jeremy Fowler the Minnesota Vikings staff writer at the Pioneer Press, tweeted that the Vikings have decided to release King.
#Vikings have released RB Caleb King.
— Pioneer Press (@VikingsNow) May 1, 2012
King's apparent release steams from his arrest early Saturday morning when he was detained for fracturing the skull of another man at a party that King was attending.The altercation was the result of the victim telling King that he resembled comedian and actor, Eddie Murphy. King allegedly took exception to the remark and followed the victim, 22-year old Andrew Hayek, out of the party and proceeded to beat him.
King was released from jail on Tuesday without any charges being made (he was held for the maximum amount that an individual can be detained without being charged with a crime). It is believed that authorities are still compiling the information and have left the investigation open as "pending," and that a charge will be filed in the near future.
Be that as it may, the Vikings appear to not need any more information and have decided to cut ties with King.
For more on the Minnesota Vikings, go to Daily Norseman. You can also get all of your professional football news over at SB Nation's NFL hub.
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The Politician Season 3 Release Date
It's been 2 years since Netflix released the last season of The Politician, and fans of the comedy series are asking when is The Politician Season 3 coming out?
As of January 2023, Netflix has not officially announced the release date of The Politician season 3. The show has yet to be renewed for a third season.
As we continue to monitor the news, in this article, we've gathered everything you need to know about the possible next season, including cast, rumors, and news.
The Politician is a comedy TV show created by Ryan Murphy, Ian Brennan and Brad Falchuk and is produced by Fox 21 Television Studios, Ryan Murphy Productions and Brad Falchuk Teley-vision. The show stars Ben Platt, Zoey Deutch, Lucy Boynton and Julia Schlaepfer.
There's two season(s) of The Politician available to watch on Netflix. On September 27, 2019, Netflix premiered the very first episode. The television series has around 15 episodes spread across two season(s). Fresh episodes typically come out on Fridays. The show received an 7.5 rating amongst the viewers.
The Politician is rated TV-PG, which means the content may be inappropriate for children under 13. The show may include one or more of the following: some provocative conversation, infrequent crude language, some sexual scenes, or moderate violence, depending on the topic.
The Politician has yet to be officially renewed for a third season by Netflix, according to Shows Streaming.
→ Was The Politician cancelled? No. This doesn't necessarily mean that the show has been canceled. The show may be on hiatus, and the premiere date for the next season has yet to be disclosed. Netflix did not officially cancel the show.
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Here are the main characters and stars of The Politician:
Ben Platt plays as Payton Hobart
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Q: Incorrect syntax near 'First Name'  SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("UPDATE Records [First Name]='" + textBox2.Text + "',[Last Name]='" + textBox3.Text + "',[Middle Initial]='" + comboBox1.Text + "',Gender='" + comboBox2.Text + "',Address='" + textBox4.Text + "',Status='" + comboBox3.Text + "',Year='" + comboBox4.Text + "',Email='" + textBox5.Text + "',Course='" + comboBox5.Text + "',[Contact Number]='" + textBox6.Text + "'+     WHERE ([Student ID]='" + textBox1.Text + "')", con);
            cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
            con.Close();

A: You missed the "Set" Keyword:
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("UPDATE Records SET [First Name]='" + textBox2.Text + "',[Last Name]='" + textBox3.Text + "',[Middle Initial]='" + comboBox1.Text + "',Gender='" + comboBox2.Text + "',Address='" + textBox4.Text + "',Status='" + comboBox3.Text + "',Year='" + comboBox4.Text + "',Email='" + textBox5.Text + "',Course='" + comboBox5.Text + "',[Contact Number]='" + textBox6.Text + "'+     WHERE ([Student ID]='" + textBox1.Text + "')", con);
            cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
            con.Close();

A: Others have pointed out the missing SET keyword in your SQL Command, but so far (surprisingly) no one has pointed out that you're also ripe for SQL Injection.  I would suggest using parameterized queries to neutralize that threat:
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("UPDATE Records SET [First Name]=@FirstName, [Last Name]=@LastName,[Middle Initial]=@MiddleInitial,Gender=@Gender,Address=@Address,Status=@Status,Year=@Year,Email=@Email,Course=@Course,[Contact Number]=@ContactNumber WHERE ([Student ID]=@StudentID)", con);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@FirstName", textBox2.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@LastName", textBox3.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@MiddleInitial", comboBox1.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Gender", comboBox2.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Address", textBox4.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Status", comboBox3.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Year", comboBox4.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Email", textBox5.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Course", comobBox5.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@ContactNumber", textBox6.Text);
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@StudentID", textBox1.Text);

cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
con.Close();

A: I belive this should be
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("UPDATE Records set [First Name]='" + textBox2.Text + "',[Last Name]='" + textBox3.Text + "',[Middle Initial]='" + comboBox1.Text + "',Gender='" + comboBox2.Text + "',Address='" + textBox4.Text + "',Status='" + comboBox3.Text + "',Year='" + comboBox4.Text + "',Email='" + textBox5.Text + "',Course='" + comboBox5.Text + "',[Contact Number]='" + textBox6.Text + "'+     WHERE ([Student ID]='" + textBox1.Text + "')", con);
            cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
            con.Close();

The difference is the word "Set"

A: The syntax for update query is wrong.you might have forgot to add the "SET" keyword..
Update query syntax can be found here:- http://www.tutorialspoint.com/sql/sql-update-query.htm
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("UPDATE Records SET [First Name]='" + textBox2.Text + "',[Last Name]='" + textBox3.Text + "',[Middle Initial]='" + comboBox1.Text + "',Gender='" + comboBox2.Text + "',Address='" + textBox4.Text + "',Status='" + comboBox3.Text + "',Year='" + comboBox4.Text + "',Email='" + textBox5.Text + "',Course='" + comboBox5.Text + "',[Contact Number]='" + textBox6.Text + "'+     WHERE ([Student ID]='" + textBox1.Text + "')", con);
            cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
            con.Close();


For the 1,300 or so attendees, TED is a five-day whirlwind of talks, dinners, networking, and satellite events.
Last week, the TED2015 conference unfolded at the Vancouver Convention Centre for the second time since the event moved there from California last year, so it was a treat when TED's director of events, Janet McCartney, took time out of her packed schedule to drop in on a TED simulcast at Vancouver's Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue. (Convene was in the audience, part of a TED-inspired press trip about which we'll write more in coming days).
The spiky-haired McCartney, who works on TED alongside her business partner (and twin sister) Katherine McCartney, was succinct and efficient as she ran through her list of "fundamentals" for producing a successful event as innovative and far-reaching as TED. While her own talk was much less than 18 minutes, it was — like the conference itself — dense with big ideas.
Curious for a deeper glimpse into producing the TED conference? Check out our interview with Katherine McCartney in the April issue of Convene, online late next week. Also check out "4 Lessons Every Meeting Planner Should Take From TED's Content Strategy," on pcma.org.
The TED theater being broken down the day after TED2015 wrapped.


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Thrissur  Development Authority (TDA) was a statutory body overseeing the development of the City of Thrissur and Thrissur Metropolitan Area in the state of Kerala, India. K Radhakrishnan was the last Chairman of Thrissur Development Authority.

History
In 1981 the Government of Kerala constituted Thrissur Urban Development Authority (TUDA) under Town Planning Act. It came into existence on till June 1983. In 2007, the Government of Kerala dissolved the authority. Later in 2012, the authority was again reconstituted by the Government of Kerala. In 8 April 2013, Government of Kerala had appointed K Radhakrishnan as Chairman of Development Authority and Renamed as Thrissur Development Authority (TDA). In 2016, Kerala Government disbanded Thrissur Development Authority.

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State agencies of Kerala
Government of Thrissur
Organisations based in Thrissur
State urban development authorities of India
1981 establishments in Kerala
Government agencies established in 1981
Government agencies disestablished in 2016
2016 disestablishments in India

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The Apeks XL4 is a compact, lightweight regulator suitable for diving in all environments including cold water locations. Its design and low weight help reduce jaw fatigue on long dives. The XL4 also makes an ideal stage regulator, perfect for the technical exploration diver with a large amount of equipment. The XL4 is a high performance option for those technical divers serious about weight savings.
- Compact machined first stage based on the expedition tested Apeks DS4 platform.
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Arizona State Vs. Northern Arizona: The Lowest Of The Lows
By Cody Ulm Dec 17, 2011, 7:18pm MST
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Losses don't get much more deflating than this one folks; the visiting Lumberjacks out-willed, out-played, and out-coached the Sun Devils Saturday night, leaving Tempe with a 69-68 upset victory thanks to Stallon Saldivar's game-winning three. There weren't many highlights for the Devils outside of Keala King and Chanse Creekmur's combined 31 points. Who really stole the show was the man who had the final shot, Saldivar, who finished with a career-high 24 points, including 6 of 8 shooting from behind the arc to go along with his nine assists.
"I thought the Northern Arizona guards really dominated the basketball game," Head Coach Herb Sendek said. "They just completely held the game in the palms of their hands."
While the Saldivar and fellow guard James Douglas (18 points, 7 of 11 shooting) did have very dominate games, this one really came down to the Devils not playing to their strengths. Despite owning a huge height advantage, the Arizona State tied the Lumberjacks in rebounds (27) and points in the paint were hard to come by.
"It was a major emphasis going into the game," Sendek said. "But we didn't get it inside very much."
To their credit, ASU tried to stick with that game plan early with Ruslan Pateev and Trent Lockett getting their first six points near the rim. But after that, the Devils fell right back into their old habits, committing 10 first half turnovers and 17 total throughout the game. Without those, this one's results might be opposite, considering the Devils did manage to shoot 56% from the field and 50% from downtown.
"We converted at a high rate when we didn't turn it over," Sendek said.
An exhausted Sendek also said in the post-game presser that "nobody like the place we're in right now" with only two more games before conference play begins. Sitting at 4-6 despite an extremely soft schedule, angst is now spreading throughout the locker room on what many fans are already calling a lost season in December.
"I'm pretty concerned," Creekmur shared. "We have to fix a lot of things; some guys have to find it in their heart and as a team we have to pull together."
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Other Game Notes:
Guard Chris Colvin returned from his one-game suspension with atrocious results, logging only two minutes and managing to still commit two turnovers in that time span.
Today marks the fourth straight game in which Lockett has had ten or less points. ASU's emotional leader will have to step it up if this team is going to even be a blip on the Pac-12 radar. In a related note, Carrick Felix played all 40 minutes today despite not having his best game (eight points, 3 of 9 shooting). This team might not be Lockett's forever if he isn't able to break out of this funk.
It's official: Creekmur is out of his early season slump. Hitting five of his eight three-pointers today, the sophomore sharpshooter is now shooting 63.6% from downtown in his last two games. Sendek on Creekmur: "He's really found his stroke."
On another positive note, freshman Jonathan Gilling managed to have perhaps his most impressive game of the season, racking up seven points in only eight minutes once Lockett picked up his fourth foul. This is a very inconsistent rotation, but Gilling is ever so slowly solidifying his role.
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Undecim (lat. undecimus, "den ellevte") er et toneinterval, der spænder over en oktav plus en kvart, altså over elleve heltoner eller 17 halvtoner:

Det umiddelbare mindre diatoniske toneinterval kaldes en decim. Det umiddelbare mindre kromatiske toneinterval er en stor decim.

I den tempererede stemning vil forholdet mellem to toner i en undecim være:

Toneintervaller


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The role of the arginine methyltransferase CARM1 in global transcriptional regulation.
Niamh Coughlan, The University of Western OntarioFollow
Dr. Joseph Torchia
Arginine methylation is a prevalent post-translational modification that is found on many nuclear and cytoplasmic proteins, and has been implicated in the regulation of gene expression. CARM1 is a member of the protein arginine methyltransferase (PRMT) family of proteins, and is a key protein responsible for arginine methylation of a subset of proteins involved in transcription. In this thesis I examine some of the mechanisms through which CARM1 contributes to global transcriptional regulation.
Using a ChIP-DSL approach, we show that the p/CIP/CARM1 complex is recruited to 204 proximal promoters following 17β-estradiol (E2) treatment in MCF-7 cells. Many of the target genes have been previously implicated in signaling pathways related to oncogenesis. JAK2, a member of the Jak/Stat signaling cascade, is one of the direct E2-dependent targets of the p/CIP/CARM1 complex. Following E2-treatment, histone modifications at the JAK2 promoter are reflective of a transcriptionally permissive gene, and we observed modest increases in RNA and protein expression. Notably, E2-induced expression of Jak2 was diminished when p/CIP or CARM1 were depleted, suggesting that the p/CIP/CARM1 complex is required for the observed transcriptional response. Collectively, these results suggest that E2-dependent recruitment of the p/CIP/CARM1 complex causes JAK2 to become 'poised' for transcription, a finding that may be extendable to other target genes and signalling pathways. Furthermore, bioinformatic examination of p/CIP/CARM1 target promoters suggests that transcription factor crosstalk is the favored mechanism of E2-dependent p/CIP/CARM1 complex recruitment.
Using ChIP-Seq, we identified genomic regions to which CARM1 is recruited. Subsequent characterization of binding events suggest a role for CARM1 in transcriptional elongation, and implicate the transcription factor PAX1 as a novel mechanism through which CARM1 can be recruited to the genome. Identification of CARM1-dependent differentially expressed genes revealed that direct recruitment of CARM1 is not essential for the majority of its transcriptional effects in MEFs. However, CARM1 does play a critical role in cellular growth and proliferation, and in the absence of CARM1, the expression of many cell cycle regulators is dramatically affected.
Collectively, this work provides insight into some of the mechanisms through which CARM1 modulates transcription, and highlights its importance in diverse cellular processes.
Coughlan, Niamh, "The role of the arginine methyltransferase CARM1 in global transcriptional regulation." (2014). Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository. 2013.
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Edmund "Edy" Bruggmann (Flums, 15 april 1943 - Walenstadt, 9 juni 2014) was een Zwitsers alpineskiër. Hij vertegenwoordigde zijn land op de Olympische Winterspelen van 1964, 1968 en 1972.

Zijn grootste succes behaalde hij op de Olympische Winterspelen 1972 in Sapporo, waar hij de zilveren medaille won op de reuzenslalom achter de Italiaan Gustav Thöni.

Hij won tussen 1968 en 1972 vijf wedstrijden in de wereldbeker alpineskiën: vier reuzenslaloms en een slalom. Zijn beste eindresultaat in de overall wereldbeker was de derde plaats in het seizoen 1971-72. In de wereldbeker reuzenslalom van 1967-68 en 1971-72 werd hij telkens tweede.

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