As I have written more about umodes than I thought, I am breaking the posts setting/unsetting is documented here and I will link here from other posts.
Simply use /umode +mo-des or if that is unknown command (as it's alias in most of clients), use /mode YOURNICK +mo-des and you set umodes "mo" and unset "des". These might not be real umodes and they are here just as an example.
Umodes aren't remembered across connections so you must configure your client to (un)set them automatically. Your umodes won't be change this way until you reconnect!
These examples use the umodes that I am using at the time of writing.
HexChat: Open network list, select network and click edit, open tab Connect commands, click add and type umode -iI+wRQxg.
For setting umodes only for one network instead of them all replace server_default with server.name, e.g.
The same can also be done in webadmin and if you load perform for user level, adding the command mode %nick% -iI+wRQxg will set umode -iI+wrqXG on all networks.
The modes will apply to all networks if you load it on user level or only the invidual network on network level.
This list is what I want the umodes to mean when I set them automatically. For what the actual umodes are on your network, try /quote help umode or /quote help umodes.
i — invisible, hides your channel list from whois with ircd-seven and possibly some other ircds. Also hides you from /who of people who don't share channels with you. See also why I unset it here.
I — On InspIRCd with [hidechans] module hides your channel list from whois.
w — receive wallops, less-important announcements from network operators that are only received by those who are curious and have umode +w. More important announcements are usually global notices.
R — block PMs from unidentified users (who tend to be spambots and if they aren't, they can identify to services).
Q — block channel redirects on Charybdis (mode +f or banforward).
x — activates IRCd based uncloaking even if it's not that reliable.
g — caller-id, people must be /accepted or PMed before they can PM you. More detailed post about that here.
t — only users using SSL can PM.


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VMI opens state-of-the-art machinery manufacturing facility in Poland
By Rachel Evans 14th September 2017 No Comments
VMI has opened its new manufacturing facility in Leszno, Poland. Lukasz Borowiak, mayor of Leszno, and Alexander van der Lof, chairman of the executive board, TKH Group, officially inaugurated the new factory last week.
The facility, built on an 8ha plot of land, comprises 13,500m2 of manufacturing floor space, warehousing and offices, with room for future capacity expansion. Construction took around eight months. Currently there are 70 employees – and this is expected to grow to over 150 before mid-2018.
The facility, which will help shorten the delivery time of equipment, is operated according to the latest Lean principles.
Harm Voortman, president and CEO of the VMI Group, commented, "This new manufacturing facility brings our global production capacity in line with current high order intake volumes and enables us to prepare for further growth.
"Our commitment to supply the market innovative solutions is clearly visible in this ultra-modern facility. We welcome the young and ambitious team of VMI Poland and wish them a lot of success."
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Doing biography reports are easy and fun with this fill-in poster template that invites kids to research, write, and draw about any person, past or present. The easy prompt-based format guides kids through the research process and help guarantee report success for all learners. Great for oral presentations and bulletin board displays. A wonderful way to meet the language arts standards! For use with Grades 3-6.
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Q: Google youtube API fails to login with bad request and invalid Key Google youtube API fails to login with bad request and invalid Key
I renewed my credentials at google console several times.
change API key Several time but problem is same.
The code I´m using:

var channelname = 'mipaltan';

$(document).ready(function () {
    $.get("https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/channels", {
        part: 'contentDetails',
        forUsername: 'mipaltan',
        key: 'AIzaSyCT8kXaxJ2l29vYg4HBdYy36H-PhAH-Teg'
    },
 function (data) {
     $.each(data.item, function (i, item) {
         console.log(item);
         pid = item.contentDetails.relatedPlaylists.uploads;
         getVids(pid);
     })
 }
);
    function getVids(pid) {
        $.get("https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/playlistItems", {
            part: 'snippet',
            maxResults: 10,
            playListId: pid,
            key: 'AIzaSyCT8kXaxJ2l29vYg4HBdYy36H-PhAH-Teg'
        },

         function (data) {
             var output;
             $.each(data.items, function (i, item) {
                 console.log(item);
                 vidsTitle = item.snippet.title;

                 output = '
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                 // Append to results
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              })
         }
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    }
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   <title> Get Video Title</title>

        <form id="form1" runat="server">

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      </form>

Same API Key I'm using other page it's working fine.

A: Its items not item and playlistId not playListId

var channelname = 'mipaltan';

$(document).ready(function() {
  $.get("https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/channels", {
      part: 'contentDetails',
      forUsername: 'mipaltan',
      key: 'AIzaSyCT8kXaxJ2l29vYg4HBdYy36H-PhAH-Teg'
    },
    function(data) {
      $.each(data.items, function(i, item) {
        pid = item.contentDetails.relatedPlaylists.uploads;
        getVids(pid);
      })
    }
  );

  function getVids(pid) {
    $.get("https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/playlistItems", {
        part: 'snippet',
        maxResults: 10,
        playlistId: pid,
        key: 'AIzaSyCT8kXaxJ2l29vYg4HBdYy36H-PhAH-Teg'
      },

      function(data) {
        $.each(data.items, function(i, item) {
          vidsTitle = item.snippet.title;
          output = '
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          // Append to results
          $('#results').append(output);
        })
      }
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      font-size: 14px;
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      height: auto;
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      margin: auto;
      padding: 15px;
    }

  <form id="form1" runat="server">

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FIXYOURTHINKING.COM / Need a brain? Borrow mine!: An iPod Accessory That Opens Your Garage Door?
Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO) and Advanced Bridging Technologies (ABT) have announced an alliance to combine the best of both companies and deliver technically advanced products to the iPod and portable electronics market. Future products will be developed jointly and then released under the DLO brand. The first products of this partnership will be announced later this spring and will be available in all major DLO outlets.
It's interesting how this isn't worded as a merger, acquisition, or asset buyout. This is huge news for ABT. In general, I associate ABT with low end remote controls for the iPod, but maybe that will change by being branded with the DLO label.
As of this posting, the DLO Press & News Page has not yet been updated with the information.
Interesting note: ABT also make garage door remote controls under the name AAAREMOTES. Could we soon have an iPod accessory that opens our garage doors?
ABT and AAARemotes (Marwest Access Controls) are two separate entities. The only relationship is that AAARemotes sells ABT products.
They are the same privately held company as far as I can see.


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    /// <summary>
    /// Represents the <token>BriteDbLink</token> database.
    /// </summary>
    /// <seealso cref="BRNumber"/>
    /// <seealso cref="KeggDb"/>
    /// <seealso cref="KeggId"/>
    /// <inheritdoc/>
    public sealed class BriteDb : KeggDb {

        private static BriteDb s_instance = new BriteDb();

        private BriteDb() : base("brite", "br", "BR") { }

        /// <summary>
        /// <token>DbInstanceSummary</token>
        /// </summary>
        public static BriteDb Instance => s_instance;

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the <token>BriteDbLink</token> hierarchy entry with the given <token>BriteDbPrefix</token> number.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="number">The <token>BriteDbPrefix</token> number of the <token>BriteDbLink</token> hierarchy entry.</param>
        /// <returns>A lightweight object representing the <token>BriteDbLink</token> hierarchy entry with the given <token>BriteDbPrefix</token> number.</returns>
        public static BRNumber BriteHierarchy(uint number) => new BRNumber(number);

        /// <inheritdoc/>
        public override KeggId Entry(uint number) => new BRNumber(number);
    }

}

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The Hands That Lead	Posted on February 5, 2021
God, he was in her head again… Maria could feel him rummaging around inside of her mind, shifting things around, changing things.
The bastard had made her life a living hell over the last 9 months. Well, not entirely she had to admit, the orgasms where mind blowing after all. And they came so easily now too, all a guy had to do was rub her nipples a little, or lick her pussy, or slip his dick inside of any of her holes, and she was cumming like a complete slut.
It had all started when she moved in to the apartment nine months ago, it was perfect, just 15 minutes to work on the subway and close to just about everything else she could ever want. And the price, it was a good 30% below market value.
Perhaps that should have sent off alarm bells, but living in the city was expensive and so she'd just assumed there were noisy neighbours or something. But the sound proofing in the walls blocked out any noise, that she now knew was considerable, that might be coming from them.
The fist two weeks had been fine, she settled in and got unpacked, met a few of the neighbours, and explored the area. Perhaps the neighbours should have been a second red flag, but again she'd written it off at the time. Each and every one of them was a woman, and not just any woman, but young, beautify, and hot women.
After she'd settled in, she felt him enter her mind for the first time one night. She'd written it off as a headache, until she was standing in front of the full length mirror in her bathroom after her morning shower. She was checking herself out, which she did once in a while, like all women, but unlike every other time she'd done it, she was dissatisfied.
Sure, no woman was every completely satisfied with their bodies, but she had always been fine with herself. She was thin, with a nice set of firm c cups and a butt that most women had to work at to get.
This time though, she cupped her breasts and frowned. They were too small, the wrong shape, hung too low on her body. Her stomach had a slight bulge and her ass was kinda flat, which it really wasn't.
It was then that she realized that something inside of herself had changed. She still didn't put it together with what she had thought was a headache, until a few days later, after she'd signed up to a gym around the corner and it happened again.
This time she recognized something was off and, later on, would recognize it as him moving things around in her head. The second time had been her sex drive. She'd always been a sexual active woman, but now her sex drive was in over drive. She was masturbating every day, sometimes twice. And she was watching porn while she did!
Maria had tried to panic, call the police, run screaming in to the street, but whatever had shifted in her mind had made those things impossible. Instead, each time she had those thoughts she was driven to masturbate even more.
It was three months later, after she'd had her breast augmentation done, that she finally found out what was happening to her. It was a Saturday afternoon when a knock came at her door. Not expecting anyone, she went to answer it and stood confused when a strange man was standing in the doorway.
"Hi, Candy?" he asked and it was like a switch went off in her head.
"Yep! Come on in baby!" she enthused, only then realizing that she wasn't in her usual t-shirt and panties, but a full set of lingerie with a silky throw over her shoulders.
That was the first day she'd found her new ability to orgasm at the slightest provocation.
It was also the day she sent in her resignation letter to work.
Since then, she had been a high class prostitute like all the other women in the building. Well, she assumed high class, as she never saw any of the money that the men paid. Instead an "allowance" was deposited in her bank account every week, which she found she could only spend on the essentials; makeup, lingerie and food.
All the women in the building talked to her about their shared situation once it was clear that Maria was 'in' their little club. None of them had ever met the man, which was an assumption that they all made as well, that controlled their lives, though most believed he must have visited them at some point.
Maria finally felt him leave her mind and she wondered what he had changed this time, it had been months since she'd felt him inside of her head. She tried to search through her memories for any changes, her feelings for any differences, her thoughts for any new ones, but found nothing.
She let out a sigh and went back to watching the porn she was masturbating too, accepting the fact that whatever had been done would present itself at some point.
She didn't have to wait long as less that an hour later a knock came to her door. When she opened it she saw one of her regulars and two things became apparent. First, he was a sitting senator, something that had never clicked in her head before. And second, she loved him with all her heart.
"Daniel!" she cried out, throwing her arm around him and kissing him passionately. Her stomach was doing back flips, her pussy was on fire, her nipples were as hard a rocks. Then he reached around and grabbed her ass and she almost orgasmed right then and there as they stood in the doorway.
Later, after she'd made wild passionate love to him for as long as he could remain ridged, she snuggled in to his side as they laid in her bed. Two thoughts drifted through her mind. The first being that she now remembered a news story of his wife passing away from cancer, which meant that she was about to become a senator's wife.
The second was a lingering question, if Daniel had been a regular with her and she had never recognized him as a senator, how many of her other regulars were rich and famous people that she had been blocked from recognizing?
A smile crossed her lips and set out a contented sigh. Well, it no longer mattered she guessed, as she had definitely been a *very* high class escort in her day, but she was going to be a senators wife now and that was all that mattered.
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Monday, February 20, 2023 Surviving The Winter – Junior Ranger Program How does wildlife survive the winter months? Learn this and more in "Surviving the Winter." Participants will get a closer look at how wildlife survive the winter. They will learn about wildlife, wildlife adaptions, use binoculars, create habitat to assist wildlife during these colder […]
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Sensors (Basel). 2016 Dec 30;17(1). pii: E67. doi: 10.3390/s17010067.
Programmable Low-Power Low-Noise Capacitance to Voltage Converter for MEMS Accelerometers.
Royo G1, Sánchez-Azqueta C2, Gimeno C3, Aldea C4, Celma S5.
Group of Electronic Design-Aragón Institute of Engineering Research, Universidad de Zaragoza, 50009 Zaragoza, Spain. royo@unizar.es.
Group of Electronic Design-Aragón Institute of Engineering Research, Universidad de Zaragoza, 50009 Zaragoza, Spain. csanaz@unizar.es.
Institute of Information and Communication Technologies, Electronics and Applied Mathemathics, Université Catholique de Louvain, 1348 Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium. cecilia.gimenogasca@uclouvain.be.
Group of Electronic Design-Aragón Institute of Engineering Research, Universidad de Zaragoza, 50009 Zaragoza, Spain. caldea@unizar.es.
Group of Electronic Design-Aragón Institute of Engineering Research, Universidad de Zaragoza, 50009 Zaragoza, Spain. scelma@unizar.es.
In this work, we present a capacitance-to-voltage converter (CVC) for capacitive accelerometers based on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). Based on a fully-differential transimpedance amplifier (TIA), it features a 34-dB transimpedance gain control and over one decade programmable bandwidth, from 75 kHz to 1.2 MHz. The TIA is aimed for low-cost low-power capacitive sensor applications. It has been designed in a standard 0.18-μm CMOS technology and its power consumption is only 54 μW. At the maximum transimpedance configuration, the TIA shows an equivalent input noise of 42 fA/ Hz at 50 kHz, which corresponds to 100 μg/ Hz .
Electrical model of a capacitive accelerometer based on a microelectromechanical system (MEMS).
Mechanical frequency response of a capacitive MEMS accelerometer.
Conceptual scheme of the open loop synchronous demodulator.
Differential shunt-shunt feedback transimpedance amplifier.
Simplified schematic circuit of the proposed transimpedance amplifier.
Implementation of (a) the feedback resistors, , and (b) the load resistors, .
Frequency response showing the transimpedance gain programmability with a double control of the feedback resistor and the open loop gain. The bandwidth is almost constant at 1.2 MHz.
Frequency response with a single control of the open loop gain. The transimpedance gain is almost constant, at 140 dBΩ with feedback control word, bF = 111.
Equivalent input noise figure for the four gain configurations with 1.2 MHz bandwidth.
Monte Carlo simulation results for transimpedance gain for the maximum transimpedance configuration, 140 dBΩ, showing a standard deviation, σ, of 0.42 dBΩ.
Monte Carlo simulation results for bandwidth for the maximum transimpedance configuration, 140 dBΩ.


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Reading RA
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Posted on March 24, 2014 by Dick Sawdon Smith — No Comments ↓
The first question I was asked after Reading's inglorious failing to score the winning goal against a much depleted Yeovil side, and one that I have been asked many times since, is how many players does a team have to be reduced to before the referee abandons the match? On the radio after the game, I heard the BBC Radio Berkshire commentator saying that if Yeovil has lost one more player the referee would have abandoned the game and it reminded me of a cup game where I was running the line some years ago. The referee had sent off three players from one side, the same as Yeovil had lost, and I overheard two players of the depleted team, who were losing, say to one another, if we can get one more player sent off, the game will be abandoned and we will get a replay. Neither the commentator nor the two players were correct. Let's look at Law 3 The Number of Players. Excluding all the references to substitutes, the Law is amazingly short and basic. 'A match is played by two teams, each consisting of not more than eleven players, one of whom must be a goalkeeper. A match may not start if either team consists of fewer than seven players.'
So the law says a team may not START with six or fewer players but what about the minimum number of players for a match to CONTINUE? This is not actually mentioned on the Laws of the Game. However, as I have mentioned many times, to get the true picture you have to look in the back of the book. Here you will find another four pages of interpretations, instructions and guidance on Law 3. These tell us that the minimum number of players for a game to be allowed to continue is left to the discretion of member associations. BUT the International FA Board, who make the Law, is of the opinion that it should also be abandoned if a team go below seven players. This is the number that the FA set for matches in England and as far as I know all other associations around the world also adopt. To sum it up, Yeovil would have had to gone down to six or fewer for the game to be called off.
There are a couple of other pieces of advice given to referees on this subject. If a player should walk off the pitch, that is to say leave the game when his team is down to seven, the referee would not immediately abandon the game but wait until the ball next goes out of play. The other point is what happens if one of the seven players becomes injured and has to leave the field of play? Here the referee would wait to see the extent of the injury. In other words, if the injured player was fit to resume playing after treatment then the game would continue but if not the referee would abandon the game.
This leads me to another question that I have been asked frequently in the last few days, and it is one that every referee gets if he abandons a match for any reason. What happens to the game, is it replayed or does the score at the abandonment stand? The advice given to new referees is to say 'I don't know, you'll have to ask the competition'. This is because under Law 7, Duration of the Match it says, 'An abandoned match is replayed unless the competition rules provide otherwise'. Competition rules vary greatly, and some pass the decision on to its management committee to decide on the circumstances of each abandonment, so don't always bank on a replay.
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Following user feedback we are making it easier to search, view and download our S-100 trial data sets
We are continuing to expand and improve on our ADMIRALTY S-100 Data Service and have introduced a number of new features to help users search and find the S-100 trial data sets they need.
In response to further research and user feedback, we have created a new, on-line S-100 Data Catalogue with an enhanced range of data sets within the United Kingdom's Exclusive Economic Zone.
These S-100 trial data sets have been produced in line with the new International Hydrographic Organization's S-100 Data Framework and will become the new standard for digital navigation and enhanced situational awareness of the marine environment.
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Why we have we developed an S-100 Data Catalogue
Our S-100 Data Catalogue has been created to enable users to find, select and download the package of ADMIRALTY S-100 standard trial data sets we are making available, at no charge, to help support their development, testing and use of future S-100 products and services.
At the same time as expanding our S-100 data sets we are also improving the display of our geospatial data in a geographical view, which is also based on user feedback.
Our new S-100 Data Catalogue enables users to:
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We now have five trial data sets available in our S-100 Data Catalogue:
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Drope fade haircuts are conquering the men's fashion world. There are so many of them out there, that you can lose count. The popularity of fades like drop fade haircuts are growing and the new variations are coming to light. Initially, there were just two types of fades: skin and shadow. A skin fade implied some completely shaved area as a starting point of a haircut. The shadow fade starts with some hair on the sides and then grows into a longer fade. So which one is the drop fade haircut?
A drop fade is one of the many variations of the skin fade. In fact, the skin part is what gives it its name. The main feature of a drop fade is that the hairstyle 'drops' behind the ear, creating a nice and neat arc which is appealing to many men.
Drop fade haircuts come in all shapes and size. They vary in the layer and the top part length. The drop fade on the sides doesn't limit you to a certain type of hairstyle. The longer you grow the hair on top, the more options you have to work with. Drop fades can be high, medium, and low.
It's possible to create such a haircut for men with all hair types. It looks great on thin and brittle hair as well as on thick and curly locks. The main advantage of the drop fade haircut is the low maintenance. Besides keeping the hair on the sides short, the back is also trimmed. Depending on how low you decide to go with a drop fade haircut, your barber appointment frequency will decrease.
When you go to the barber shop, you might face a stylist that has a very vague understanding of what a drop fade is. You'll need to explain that you need the hair behind your ears to drop down in an arc. In order to make sure you get what you are looking for, we recommend you to show your stylist one of the below 7 drop fade styles before getting into the chair.
This is a classic example of a low drop fade undercut for men with thin and straight hair. The skin part of a fade starts right above the ear and drops right behind it to create a neat arc. The next fade layer is about half an inch long. The top part of this fade can be as long as you wish, but we prefer it to be long enough to create a stylish comb over as you can see in the photo.
This is a great medium drop fade haircut for men who are looking for something hassle-free on the sides but are ready to spend a few minutes a day on the top part. The skin layer of this drop fade is about 3 inches wide while the top part is about 3-4 inches long. The long hair on top needs some maintenance on a daily basis and makes this fade more fashionable.
Drop fade haircut is often used to be a part of a fohawk. The farther the hair drops behind the ear, the more mohawk-like style is created. Here you can see a medium fade hairstyle coupled with long and curly hair on top that creates a great mohawk without exposing too much skin. This is a great choice for men with thick and curly locks.
Ocean waves are a perfect way to style the top part of your drop fade. In order for the ocean waves to make the best impression, you need to use a high drop fade. The skin should be exposed as much as possible to create a contrast with the top ocean waves. The only downside of this style is that not everyone can create these waves on their own since they require special styling tools.
This is another classic approach to a drop fade. It's a good choice for men with thick and straight hair. The layers on top slowly turn into the faded layers on the sides. The fade drops behind the ears and goes to the back. This is a high fade which is very close to an undercut. It's a great solution for guys who hate it when the hair gets into their faces.
The fans of high hair and shaped-up drop fades will appreciate this drop fade haircut. It's created to take care of the hair on the sides and the bottom while keeping the top high and neat. Usually, such high hair looks great with all fade levels, including high and low. We believe that the medium option is the most attractive, especially for black men with unruly hair.
A high drop fade is exactly what you need to feel free and forget about heavy-duty maintenance. This drop fade haircut takes this approach one step further by shaving the back. The more hair you take off, the more time you'll have until the next barbershop appointment. Don't hesitate to ask the stylist for the shaved back. The drop fade haircut looks perfect with it.
When it comes to fade haircuts, you often can't go wrong. If you are tired of the classics, you'll be glad to know that drop fade hairstyles are offering you a brand new world of fashionable images. By allowing the fade to drop behind your ears, you are making a regular hairstyle neater and more impressive.


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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

# pay attention to run python 3!

from urllib.request import urlopen
from time import time
from collections import deque
import re
import os
import sys
import io
import ssl
import traceback
import argparse

# ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ encoding stuff ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# DOESN'T NEEDED: run in console: "chcp 1255" before the script
# sys.stdout = codecs.getwriter('cp1255')(sys.stdout.buffer, 'strict') - didn't work well because the buffering mechanism

# This class is to normalize filenames (such as hebrew) so they won't be scrumbled
# Maybe we don't need this anymore
class stdoutWrapper(io.TextIOWrapper):
    def __init__(self, encoding, error):
        super(stdoutWrapper, self).__init__(sys.stdout.buffer, encoding,
                                            error, newline='\n',
                                            write_through=True)

    def write(self, s):
        super(stdoutWrapper, self).write(s)
        sys.stdout.flush()

sys.stdout = stdoutWrapper('cp1255', 'strict')

# print(sys.stdout.encoding)
# ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

class DownloadProgress:
    PROGRESS_STR = u"Downloaded: {:7.2f}MB, Total: {:7.2f}MB [{:3.0f}%], Speed: {:7.2f}KB/s [ETA: {:02d}:{:02d}] "
    MAX_REMAIN_SEC = 99 * 60 + 59
    def __init__(self, startTime, total):
        self.total = total
        self.totalMB = total / 1024 / 1024
        self.startTime = startTime

    def _progress(self, current):
        self.current = max(1, current)
        self.duration = time() - self.startTime
        self.duration = max(1, self.duration)

        downloadedMB = self.current / 1024 / 1024
        progress = 100 * self.current / self.total

        return downloadedMB, progress

    def _speed(self):
        return self.current / 1024 / self.duration

    def _remainSecs(self, speed):
        return max(0,
                   min(self.MAX_REMAIN_SEC,
                        (self.total - self.current) / 1024 / speed))
                    #    self.duration * ((self.total / self.current) - 1)))

    def progress(self, current):
        downloadedMB, progress = self._progress(current)
        speed = self._speed()
        remainSecs = self._remainSecs(speed)
        STR = self.PROGRESS_STR.format(downloadedMB, self.totalMB, progress,
                                       speed, int(remainSecs / 60),
                                       int(remainSecs % 60))
        return STR

class DownloadProgress2(DownloadProgress):
    WIND_SIZE = 20
    def __init__(self, startTime, total):
        super().__init__(startTime, total)
        self.current_wind = deque([0])
        self.duration_wind = deque([0])

    def _speed(self):
        self.current_wind.append(self.current)
        self.duration_wind.append(self.duration)
        if len(self.current_wind) > self.WIND_SIZE:
            self.current_wind.popleft()
            self.duration_wind.popleft()
        current = self.current_wind[-1] - self.current_wind[0]
        duration = self.duration_wind[-1] - self.duration_wind[0]
        return current / 1024 / duration

def download(url, toFile):
    print(u"downloading file: {}\n\t-> to: {}".format(url, toFile))

    chunkSize = 1024 * 4  # Bytes
    printFrequency = 0.2  # Seconds
    gcontext = ssl.SSLContext(ssl.PROTOCOL_TLSv1)  # don't verify certificate
    response = urlopen(url, context=gcontext)

    totalFileSize, downloaded = response.length, 0.0
    getProgress = DownloadProgress(time(), totalFileSize).progress

    f = open(toFile, 'wb')
    lastPrint = 0
    while True:
        if time() - lastPrint > printFrequency:
            print('\r\t' + getProgress(downloaded), end='')
            lastPrint = time()

        buff = response.read(chunkSize)
        if not buff:
            break
        f.write(buff)
        downloaded += len(buff)
    print('\r\t' + getProgress(downloaded))
    print(u"finish\n")
    f.close()
    response.close()

def readWeb(url):
    content = ""
    with urlopen(url) as opener:
        content = opener.read().decode()
    return content

def getNumber(txt, bounds, default):
    while True:
        try:
            numberStr = input(u"{} ({}-{}, default is {}): ".format(txt, bounds[0], bounds[1], default))
            number = int(default if not numberStr else numberStr)
        except ValueError:
            print(u"ERROR: Please enter number!")
            continue

        if number < bounds[0] or number > bounds[1]:
            print(u"ERROR: Please enter number from {} to {}".format(bounds[0], bounds[1]))
            continue
        return number

def getRSSUrl(coursePageUrl):
    RE_COURSE_URL = "https?://([^/]+)/Panopto.*folderID=(?:%22|\")?([a-zA-Z0-9\-]{36})"

    urlComponents = re.match(RE_COURSE_URL, coursePageUrl, re.I)
    if not urlComponents:
        print(u"Could not parse the course url!\n Make sure it looks like this:" + \
              u"\n\thttps://panoptotech.cloud.panopto.eu/Panopto/Pages/Sessions/List.aspx#folderID=3cae3bb8-2422-4955-81db-44b63ecd63de" + \
              u"\n\t(with http OR https at the beginning)")
        return ''
    panoptoUrl = urlComponents.group(1)
    courseId = urlComponents.group(2)
    return "http://{}/Panopto/Podcast/Podcast.ashx?courseid={}&type=mp4".format(panoptoUrl, courseId)

def main(arguments):
    RE_VIDEO_RSS = "<item>\s+<title>([^<]*)</title>.*?<guid>([^<]*)</guid>"
    global WELCOME
    print(WELCOME)

    rssURL = '' if not arguments.courseUrl else getRSSUrl(arguments.courseUrl)
    while not rssURL:
        print(
            u"\nPlease enter the link to the course (e.g. https://panoptotech.cloud.panopto.eu/Panopto/.../...folderID=**")
        arguments.courseUrl = input(u"> ")
        rssURL = getRSSUrl(arguments.courseUrl)

    print("")
    content = readWeb(rssURL)

    files = re.findall(RE_VIDEO_RSS, content, re.DOTALL)
    length = len(files)
    startIndex = arguments.startIndex if arguments.startIndex > 0 else getNumber(
        "Start download from", (1, length), 1)

    stopIndex = arguments.endIndex if arguments.endIndex > 0 else getNumber(
        "Download till", (startIndex, length), length)

    outputDir = arguments.outputDir if arguments.outputDir else input(
        "Output directory (press Enter for current dir: {}) ".format(os.getcwd()))

    prefix = arguments.prefix if arguments.prefix else input("Add prefix to the files? (press Enter for none) ") or ""

    # Start downloading!
    for i, f in enumerate(files[startIndex - 1: stopIndex]):
        filename = f[0] if not arguments.newFilename else arguments.newFilename + str(i + startIndex)
        toFile = u"{}{}.mp4".format(prefix, filename)
        toFile = re.sub(r'(?u)[^ \-\w.]', '_', toFile.strip()) # remove invalid characters
        dest = os.path.join(outputDir, toFile)
        download(f[1], dest)

WELCOME = u"Welcome to Panopto downloader!\n[Home page: https://github.com/urielha/Video.Technion]\nVersion: 2.2.2"
EPILOG = u"Written by Uriel"
if __name__ == '__main__':
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=WELCOME, epilog=EPILOG)
    parser.add_argument('courseUrl',
                        nargs='?', default='', help='the url of the Course in the Panopto (should contain "folderID")')
    parser.add_argument('-p', '--prefix',
                        required=False, dest='prefix', default='', help='prefix of the filename')
    parser.add_argument('-s', '--startIndex',
                        required=False, dest='startIndex', metavar='NUM', default=0, type=int,
                        help='index of the first video to download')
    parser.add_argument('-e', '--endIndex',
                        required=False, dest='endIndex', metavar='NUM', default=0, type=int,
                        help='index of the last video')
    parser.add_argument('-o', '--output',
                        required=False, dest='outputDir', metavar='OUTPUT_DIR', default='',
                        help='output directory')
    parser.add_argument('--newFilename',
                        required=False, dest='newFilename', metavar='NEW_FILENAME', default='',
                        help='override whole file name')
    arguments = parser.parse_args()

    try:
        main(arguments)
    except Exception as ex:
        traceback.print_exc()
    input('Press Enter to continue...')


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UK minister visits Kigoma refugee camps
Our Reporter
PARLIAMENTARY Under Secretary of State at the UK Department for International Development (DFID), Nick Hurd MP yesterday arrived in the country for visiting Kigoma based refugee camps.
Nick Hurd MP
In Kigoma, the UK minister will visit Nyarugusu refugee camp, one of the largest camps in the world. The Nyarugusu camp is hosting over 140,000 Burundian and Congolese refugees who had fled conflict in their own countries over the past two decades.
The minister will also meet local government officials and the humanitarian agencies who are working on the ground.
The minister said:
"Tanzania has generously accepted over 130,000 Burundians who have fled persecution and violence in their own country.
The UK will play its part too. We are one of the largest donors to the response and will continue to support Tanzania and UNHCR as they scale-up their response."
"So it is important for me to be here, firstly to see the progress and the challenges on the ground. But also, at a time of multiple humanitarian crises across the world, I want to call on the wider international community to step up their support to this silent crisis".
Since April 2015, over 252,000 Burundians have fled political violence in their country. Over half of these about 133,000 have come to Tanzania.
On average, over 1000 more arrive each week. The refugees are being accommodated in three camps: the largest being Nyarugusu which the minister will visit.
Nyarugusu hosts an existing caseload of around 65,000 Congolese refugees as well as 80,000 newly arrived Burundians.
The other camps are Nduta (50,000 refugees) and Mtendeli (5,000 refugees). The UK is one of the biggest donors to the Burundi humanitarian crisis.
DFID has provided £14.25m to the Tanzania response, working closely with the government of Tanzania and humanitarian agencies.
UK funds have delivered clean drinking water, latrines, shelter, food and healthcare to thousands of Burundian refugees living in camps across western Tanzania.
Charity organisation donates to over 300 children
Minister vows to send back teachers to villages


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Divorced parents? If you're old enough, make your own choices
I've been divorced for 15 years, our one child lives with me.
Prior, we had joint custody; I had extensive visits most weekends, all summer, and all holidays.
The mother wasn't on speaking terms with her parents. They asked me to see their grandson. With my son's approval, I shared my access. I felt it'd be wrong not to.
His mother accused me of several things, including sexual abuse of the child. That resulted in a lecture from the Family Court Judge, about false accusations and her being responsible for all costs of transportation for access.
When my son moved with me (he's now 20), he wanted no further contact with his mother.
I advised him, despite the problems, that he stay in contact, that he'd regret his decision in the future, so he continued contact.
Now, she wants to visit her son at home.
I'd be okay with that, except I fear she'll again make up stories, as happened numerous times in the past, that end up with me being arrested.
Her entire family doesn't speak to her, nor will see her, saying she has extensive mental illness problems.
I cannot wish her away. My son says I'm not to worry, it'll be like in the past.
They (i.e. the police/courts) will say she's crazy, fine, but I fear that, even a few minutes alone with her is problematic.
But this means no contact at all with her, no chance of her and I being civil.
It all gives my son great stress. He's my concern, he's had far too much stress in his life.
I'm lost for an answer.
Worried Father
The answer has to be your son's, not yours.
At 20, he has the right to choose or reject his own stress. He said when he moved to you that he didn't want contact with his mother… you told him he'd later regret that decision.
That's a common response to children of divorce but he's now an adult. He can drop contact to avoid stress, and/or resume contact later if he feels he can handle it.
Your ex made a false accusation against you in the past, which could've gone the other way if she'd been believed, and you convicted of a serious crime.
Having her in your home with you and your son is like supplying matches to an arsonist.
Ask your son what he feels is best for him now. If he wants to see her, ask if he's able to do so on his own.
If not, ask if he'd consider talking to a counsellor experienced with post-divorce anger, false accusations, and re-connecting with the "other" parent.
Let him find his own answers.
A mother from my son's class asked me to share the class rep role. I like her, but she's very opinionated, and can become hard to take.
I'd like to avoid this situation without offending her because our boys are friends.
Uncomfortable Parent
Parents with a volunteer role in their child's school have the chance to contribute to its betterment.
Parents bring vision and voice to situations that might otherwise be missed by a busy teacher/school official, all currently dealing with their own and parents' Covid-based concerns for children and staff.
Set ground rules with this mother to define the timing of meetings regarding issues.
If differences of opinion and/or discussions keep being repeated, call a full meeting of all class parents.
Thoughtful parental involvement in classroom issues is especially needed, now.
FEEDBACK Regarding mental health (August 15):
Reader – "There's no such evidence that people carry a gene for mental health! I'm a mental-health sufferer who's read the research which you obviously haven't done. I've spoken in-depth to professionals.
"YOUR make-believe "fact" is incorrect/misleading, and rude!"
Ellie - I appreciate your personal experience and resentment about non-researched statements.
I wrote about research available on www.camh.ca (Canada's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health), www.mayoclinic.org and www.nimh.nih.gov./health (National Institute of Mental Health):
"There are different types of personality disorders, from the unstable and risky behaviour associated with Borderline Personality Disorder, to aggressive, violent remorseless Antisocial Personality Disorder.
"Personality disorders are thought to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental influences: i.e. genes may make someone vulnerable to developing a personality disorder, and then a particular life situation (e.g. chaotic family life during childhood) may trigger the actual development of PD."
There's nothing rude in solid, non-blaming information.
Tip of the day:
Let adult children of divorce decide about contact with the "other" parent.
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I have never read this book before (it wasn't compulsory reading on the British curriculum) and I absolutely loved it. It's not only an interesting story, it's extremely well written and has fantastic characterization.
Everyone on my commute officially thinks I am a mad woman because Tom consistently made me laugh with his ideas and amazing ability to sell stuff he was making up as he went along. I found his love for the limelight endearing. He wanted to be admired by everyone but most of all by little Becky Thatcher.
Mark Twain's 'cave' debacle caught me completely unaware but I won't say too much on this point because I don't want to give the plot away.
When Tom 'tricked' the boys into painting the garden wall for him: "He had discovered a great law of human action, without knowing it – namely, that in order to make a man or a boy covet a thing, it is only necessary to make the thing difficult to attain." Personally, I felt like Tom taught me something here too; so cunning, so funny.
And then the poignant moment when Amy realizes that her 'boyfriend' likes somebody else: "Amy Lawrence was proud and glad, and she tried to make Tom see it in her face – but he wouldn't look. She wondered; then she was just a grain troubled; next a dim suspicion came and went – came again; she watched; a furtive glance told her worlds – and then her heart broke, and she was jealous, and angry, and the tears came and she hated everybody. Tom most of all (she thought)." You will agree that such beautiful, well-crafted prose is nowadays rare.
At the point of meeting Tom, Becky said she knew he was "Thomas Sawyer" but he corrected that swiftly: ""That's the name they lick me by. I'm Tom when I'm good. You call me Tom, will you?""
When Tom returned from 'the island'" "What a hero Tom was become, now! He did not go skipping and prancing, but moved with a dignified swagger as became a pirate who felt that the public eye was on him." Tom's behavior was so beyond his age. Indeed, "at school the children made so much of him and Joe, and delivered such eloquent admiration from their eyes, that the two heroes were not long in becoming insufferably "stuck-up"."
Aww. So innocent. If you haven't read this, it's my biggest recommendation in 2012 so far. It's free on Amazon kindle.


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This is new graphic book I am working on. It is about two people and the search of ultimate love. Some kind of sourcebook for contemporary lovers in a search for a perfect love experience.
I am telling a story with visual language and I am researching it to deepen the understanding of visual communication, to understand traditional cultures and the world of contemporary art through the theory of visual language, semiotics and philosophy. Some say it is strange to combine Vermeer and Beardsley or Leonardo's sfumato with arabic patterns because they are complete opposite, but if you stand on a third point and look at their work, they are not so far away. Like to sides of the same coin.


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Q: How to read a hash value and get the corresponding AccountId from Substrate using RPC call? I have a substrate node up and running with storage item as: value(Hash): Option<AccountId>. My aim is to provide the hash value (say, 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 and get the corresponding account id in return).
When I do this through the UI, I get the following:

I want to perform the same task via RPC calls. After going through this blog post, I realized that my case would be to read the StorageMaps and so I began with running a few queries. If I am not wrong, the module is Substratekitties and the storage item is value. The mapping would be value to AccountId.
I ran the first two calls:
util_crypto.xxhashAsHex("Substratekitties", 128)
"0xe4a154b5ba85d6072b187ee66e4fef05"
util_crypto.xxhashAsHex("Value", 128)
"0x6b2f21989c43cc4e06ac1ad3e2027000"

But I am confused in the third call encoding: encoding the file sha256 hash. How to do that?
Running util_crypto.blake2AsHex("0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001", 256)
"0x16821de47d8b3b0fa4ca43e5db1028d75207cbd1c379a4738144972b105355aa"
 won't work and is not working either.
By not working I mean, I get the "null" values when executing this query.
This is the storage struct:
use frame_support::{decl_module, decl_storage, dispatch::result::Result, ensure, StorageMap};
use frame_system::ensure_signed;
use sp_runtime::DispatchError;

// pub trait Trait: balances::Trait {}
pub trait Trait: pallet_balances::Trait {}

decl_storage! {
    trait Store for Module<T: Trait> as KittyStorage {
        // Value: map T::Hash => Option<T::AccountId>;
        // TODO: check whether this is the appropriate datatype(hash).
        Value: map hasher(blake2_256) T::Hash => Option<T::AccountId>;
        // Balances: map hasher(blake2_256) (T::AssetId, T::AccountId) => T::Balance;
    }
}

decl_module! {
    pub struct Module<T: Trait> for enum Call where origin: T::Origin {
        fn set_value(origin, value: T::Hash) -> Result<(), DispatchError> {
            let sender = ensure_signed(origin)?;
            ensure!(!<Value<T>>::contains_key(value), "key already exists");
            <Value<T>>::insert(value, sender);
            Ok(())
        }
    }
}

Update:
My literal query:
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"id":1, "jsonrpc":"2.0", "method": "state_getStorage", "params": ["0x3fd011a1ea758d2e1b46ed3cec43fc86b2f21989c43cc4e06ac1ad3e2027000d3585436436a2253c5163fa0cfe54a648fa533ef32ea10dbd966ac438af77b71"]}' http://localhost:9933/

Hex queries:
util_crypto.xxhashAsHex("KittyStorage", 128)
"0xe3fd011a1ea758d2e1b46ed3cec43fc8"
util_crypto.xxhashAsHex("Value", 128)
"0x6b2f21989c43cc4e06ac1ad3e2027000"
util_crypto.blake2AsHex("0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001234")

"0xd3585436436a2253c5163fa0cfe54a648fa533ef32ea10dbd966ac438af77b71"

A: I think the issue here is you are taking the hash of a string "0000...0001" not the bytes. Try adding 0x to the front of the string.
EDIT: Try like this:
util_crypto.blake2AsHex("0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001")

> "0x33e423980c9b37d048bd5fadbd4a2aeb95146922045405accc2f468d0ef96988"

EDIT 2: The other issue here is that you are using the wrong key.
Your example shows you are taking the storage key "Substratekitties" but your storage key is KittyStorage as specified in the decl_storage! macro.
So your first hash should be: 0xe3fd011a1ea758d2e1b46ed3cec43fc8


Seeing for alliance. I want a better half who is loving and caring..
She is working in ISRO, Sriharikota near Chennai. She is a fun loving, adjustable and ambitious girl.
I have a Bachelor's degree and I am employed in Private Sector as a Software Professional currently based in Poonamallee. I belong to a Middle class, Nuclear family with Traditional values.
He is very brilliant, fair, handsome and lovable guy. He gives respect to elders and understand family values. He did B.E.(ECE) in MIT and MBA in IMI, Delhi. He is working in KPMG India Ltd Chennai and is getting an annual salary of Rs.13.5 lacs. He has one elder sister who is a Dental Surgeon(MDS) working as Reader in a reputed Dental College at Chennai. Her husband is a Manager in CISCO, Chennai. They are blessed with a cute girl child. We are retired State Government Officers residing in our house at Velachery, Chennai.. Our native place is Aruppukottai/Virudhunagar..
I have completed my MBA with speclization in finance and working as IT professional in Chennai. Our native is tuticorin but settled in chennai.
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The Sheriff operates the Hernando County Detention Center which has an authorized capacity of 744 inmates. The facility houses males, females and juveniles between the ages of 14 and 17 who have been adjudicated for treatment as adults charged or sentenced on misdemeanor and felony crimes.
The Mission of the Hernando County Sheriff's Office, Detention Division is: to protect the citizens of Hernando County by providing Care, Custody and Control of legally confined persons; to provide for the safety of inmates and staff while maintaining a humane living and working environment; to provide inmate services through medical, life skills and treatment programs; and to comply with all federal, state and local laws
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The Florida Model Jail Standards are minimum standards which jails across Florida must meet to ensure the constitutional rights of those incarcerated are upheld. Prior to 1996, the Florida Department of Corrections was responsible for the standards and inspection process for local county jails. Legislation was passed in 1996 that gave the authority of inspections to the local level. This change required the Florida Sheriffs Association and Florida Association of Counties to appoint individuals to serve on a Committee that would govern standards that local jails must comply with.
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Q: While Loop and Touch Events Swift iOS I'm trying to create an iOS triggering app that sends a signal if triggered when the app is armed. I've generated the signal to be sent when triggered and a button that changes the app from armed to unarmed.
When I touch the button making the app armed, it then goes into a while loop that runs listening to see if the app has been triggered and sends the signal if triggered. However by doing this I am unable to touch the button that now says to unarm the app. This is what I have so far:
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func playMySound(){
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}

var armed = 0
@IBAction func arm() {
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    }
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func triggering() -> Void {
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A: You are blocking main thread, thats why you can`t touch the button.
Try to change your "triggering" function to something like this:
func triggering() -> Void {
    dipsatch_async(dispatch_get_global_queue(QOS_CLASS_BACKGROUND, 0)){
        while(armed==1){
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A sacred cow is an idea, custom or institution believed to be above criticism. Sacred cows are firmly believed to be absolutely and factually correct, but they do not stand up to critical evaluation. Overcoming sacred cows requires endless practice. Even when firmly shown to be false, they often survive due to the unconscious beliefs that drive them.
When your child has an eating disorder, it's time to critically evaluate your sacred cows. While no parent is ever responsible for a child's eating disorder, the disorder found life in your ecosystem, and thus there is good reason to consider the elements that may have contributed to its development. Parents are never to blame, and yet when we evaluate our child's ecosystem without prejudice, we are able to be of tremendous help during the healing process.
Equally Attractive: People who live in larger bodies are not actually less attractive than those who live in thinner bodies. How do we know this? Because there is no single standard for human beauty. Beauty standards are societally driven based on the preferences popularized by those in power. In our society, the beauty, fashion and health industries push the thin ideal everywhere we go, and thus we have internalized the "belief" that being thin is more beautiful. But, just like all sacred cows, you can dismantle this one thoroughly by spending some time learning about fatphobia and societal forces and feminism, and the other movements that serve to educate us about our unconscious beliefs. This is a sacred cow, and you can genuinely see all bodies as uniquely beautiful, regardless of their size if you drop the social construct that thin = beautiful.
Many parents believe that their child's body is a reflection of their parenting. This damaging belief begins at the first visit with the pediatrician when your child is just hours old and the doctor mentions the child's height to weight ratio and starts monitoring your ability to feed your child appropriately. When a child "fails to thrive," parents feel guilty. When a child gains weight "too rapidly," parents feel guilty.
Our doctors immediately link our child's body weight to our ability to parent. Every single pediatrician visit begins with a height/weight analysis and questions about the child's eating patterns. Even parents who have children who fall directly on the "average" line of weight get the lectures about how often to feed, what to feed, and are told that they need to watch the child's weight.
But this belief that parents should monitor their child's weight and keep it low on the scale is a sacred cow. Bodies are naturally diverse, and the more parents mess with their kid's weight, in the form of diets, criticism, and teasing, the more likely their kids are to have problems with weight as adults. That's right. Parents who obsess over kids' weight when they are children have kids who are more likely to become medically obese based on BMI.
Our children must be responsible for their own bodies. Our kids must learn to exist in our world in the midst of countless tempting foods and constant messages linking their body weight to their worth. When we don't help our kids embody their self-worth regardless of what they eat or what they weigh, they are at high risk of developing an eating disorder.
Parents are responsible for offering their kids a healthy selection of foods. We are responsible for helping our children notice how food makes their bodies feel. We are responsible for never labeling foods "good" or "bad," which can lead kids to binge eat when given access to "bad" foods. When children are fed in this way they become natural, intuitive eaters who balance out their diets for optimal nutrition based on their individual bodies. For more about feeding kids, please visit the Ellen Satter Institute.
The sacred cow that good parenting is natural, or that love is all you need to raise a child well, needs to be thoroughly toppled. Good parenting is often not natural. Most of the reason for this is that none of us is born with a knowledge of psychology, brain development, and the other critical skills that are necessary to parent well. Most of us were also parented imperfectly, and thus should carefully evaluate what we think is "right" before automatically assuming it is healthy.
Great parents spend time thinking critically about parenting and make constant adjustments based on how their kids react to their parenting. They read articles, pursue training, and get therapy to help them dismantle their assumptions and exchange them for compassionate parenting approaches.
If your child has an eating disorder, then this is the perfect time to check your sacred cows about parenting and learn some new skills. It's never too late to become a better parent, and our children have tremendous capacity to accept a parent who learns new parenting skills.


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"We are aware that the first match marks the second and that tomorrow will be a tough match against a good team," said Saprissa Head Coach Walter Centeno in his pre-match press conference.
TIBAS, Costa Rica – There is no doubt that Deportivo Saprissa is one of the most decorated teams in the Concacaf region. With three Concacaf club championships, there are few clubs that have a history that rivals the Monstruo Morado.
Yet the last time Saprissa tasted international glory was in 2005, which makes their 2019 Scotiabank Concacaf League Final versus Motagua, beginning with Thursday's first leg, all the more motivating.
"Finals are played, they are won, they are lost, but I think it's a day to wipe away that 14-year drought of not winning a title, but we have to do things that are of a Final level. It's been many years since the institution has had a title at the international level and I think that motivates the players more to try to give that joy, but we have to show it on the field against a difficult opponent and break that negative streak," added Centeno.
Centeno's team will take to the same field where one week prior they earned a 4-1 win over another Honduran side, Olimpia, in the semifinal second leg to advance to the final 4-3 on aggregate.
Centeno believes that his team's comeback against Olimpia will make Motagua all the more wary in Thursday's affair.
"I think it's going to be more difficult because they will have a reference from what happened last Thursday, so they will take the necessary precautions. They are going to close down spaces, they get overconfident, they know they are facing a team that never gives up and they are going to be very focused in the back to not concede goals. We expect a Motagua that is well set-up on the field and that makes things tough," concluded Centeno.
See also: 2019 Scotiabank Concacaf League Deportivo Saprissa (CRC) Walter Centeno Final SCL 2019


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Razer and Tencent Announce Cloud-Based Partnership
Mike Gemignani August 23rd, 2019 - 10:37 AM
In a press release yesterday, it was announced that gaming hardware company Razer would be partnering up with Chinese tech conglomerate Tencent (specifically Tencent Cloud), "to define the standards for cloud gaming." The partnership formed due to the increased interest of cloud-based gaming. According to the press release, "potential [cloud gaming] users are expected to reach 124.7 million by 2022," and the two companies saw their opportunity to hop in together.
With the partnership, the two companies have a few main goals to streamline both their products to the consumer. On the hardware front, Razer will be releasing new gaming hardware by the end of the year that will be compatible with Tencent Cloud gaming solutions. "The two companies will also extend more gaming content to Razer's other high-performance peripherals and accessories to excite and satisfy the gaming community." On the software side of things, Tencent's cloud gaming titles will be integrated with Razer's technology, including their Chroma enabled devices. Finally, the two companies will be expanding their operations overseas, "connecting Tencent's vast and famed gaming content with Razer's expansive global network of users."
The partnership is not the first time that the two companies have worked together. "The collaboration between Razer and Tencent dates back to the days of Crossfire in 2008, and we are delighted that this relationship has gone from strength to strength with a shared commitment to bringing the best experience to the gamer community," says Min-Liang Tan, Co-Founder and CEO of Razer. Back in June, Razer was also announced as one of the founding members of the Tencent Global Esports Arena-Tech Alliance, which aims to enhance the Chinese eSports scene. The recently announced partnership will build off the Tencent Global Esports Arena-Tech Alliance as well to "to further enrich the esports ecosystem."
Tencent, as of late, has been pushing hard with the collaborations, partnering with the Pokemon Company, Riot, and Nintendo just this year alone. The Chinese company looks to add one more the win column with the Razer deal and comes at the perfect time with the massive hype that cloud gaming has as of late.
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An early twentieth century Art Deco period mahogany wall clock with eight day movement by Camerer Cuss & Co, 56 New Oxford Street, London.
The clock has a 12" dial with a pleasant crazing to the white ceramic face with roman numerals and Art Deco style lettering to the maker's name. It has a square plate brass eight day movement with original key, pendulum and oak back box.
The firm Camerer Cuss & Co have a history dating back to the 1730's where a Joseph Kammerer is considered to have been responsible for introducing the cuckoo clock to the Black Forest region in Germany. The partnership of Camerer & Cuss (originally Camerer, Kuss & Co) is more commonly understood to have begun in 1788 where they were further responsible for introducing Black Forest cuckoo clocks and musical clocks to the UK. After a number of incarnations the firm became Camerer, Kuss & Co in 1868 where they continued to trade as importers of German clocks and also makers of clocks in their own right.
In 1914 the name Kuss was anglicised to Cuss probably as a result of the First World War and the feeling towards Germany at that point, thereafter all clocks were named to "Camerer, Cuss & Co". Thankfully, despite their German roots, the firm continued to flourish in the UK and numerous addresses are published for the company. The flagship store address of 522 Oxford Street was changed following reconstruction to 56 New Oxford Street where they remained until the 1980's.
Terence Camerer Cuss was responsible for publishing two horology books "Antique Watches" & Early Watches". He also published "Camerer Cuss & Co" in 1988, a bicentenary (1788 – 1988) book about the long established company.
Recently serviced, the clock is in good working order.


"Why do you think your boys were in the car?" asked Dr. Christopher W. Kerr, a Hospice Buffalo palliative care physician who researches the therapeutic role of patients' end-of-life dreams and visions.
In the modern medical world, such experiences have been noted by psychologists, social workers and nurses. But doctors tend to give them a wide berth because "we don't know what the hell they are," said Dr. Timothy E. Quill, an expert on palliative care medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Some researchers have surmised that patients and doctors avoid reporting these phenomena for fear of ridicule.
Now a team of clinicians and researchers led by Dr. Kerr at Hospice Buffalo, an internist who has a doctorate in neurobiology, are seeking to demystify these experiences and understand their role and importance in supporting "a good death" — for the patient and the bereaved.
I was laying in bed and people were walking very slowly by me. The right-hand side I didn't know, but they were all very friendly and they touched my arm and my hand as they went by. But the other side were people that I knew — my mom and dad were there, my uncle. Everybody I knew that was dead was there. The only thing was, my husband wasn't there, nor was my dog, and I knew that I would be seeing them. — Jeanne Faber, 75, months before her death from ovarian cancer.
For their primary study, published in The Journal of Palliative Medicine, the researchers conducted multiple interviews with 59 terminally ill patients admitted to acute care at Hospice Buffalo, a facility furnished in warm woods, with windows that frame views of fountains, gazebos and gardens. Nearly all the patients reported having had dreams or visions. They described the majority of their dreams as comforting. About one in every five was associated with distress, and the remainder felt neutral.
This is certainly research in its infancy. The investigators, counselors and palliative care doctors, are trying to identify and describe the phenomena. Dr. Quill said he believed the studies would help make these experiences more accessible to skeptical doctors.
Other research suggests that dreams seem to express emotions that have been building. Tore Nielsen, a dream neuroscience researcher and director of the Dream and Nightmare Laboratory, at the University of Montreal, surmised that at the end of life, such a need becomes more insistent. Troubled dreams erupt with excessive energy. But positive dreams can serve a similar purpose.
In the weeks and days before death, the dreams of the patients in the study tended to occur with greater frequency, populated with the dead rather than the living. The researchers suggest that such phenomena might even have prognostic value.
Certainly, many dying patients cannot communicate. Or they recount typical dream detritus: a dwarf lifting the refrigerator, neighbors bringing a chicken and a monkey into the patient's apartment. And some patients, to their disappointment, do not remember their dreams.
Dr. Kerr, who recently gave a talk at TEDxBuffalo about the research, said he was simply advocating that health care providers ask patients open-ended questions about dreams, without fear of recrimination from family and colleagues.
While the patient was lying in bed, her mother by her side, she had a vision: She saw her mother's best friend, Mary, who died of leukemia years ago, in her mother's bedroom, playing with the curtains. Mary's hair was long again. "I had a feeling she was coming to say, 'You're going to be O.K.' I felt relief and happiness and I wasn't afraid of it at all." — Jessica Stone, 13, who had Ewing's sarcoma, a type of bone cancer, a few months before she died.
Many in hospice suffer from delirium, which can affect up to 85 percent of hospitalized patients at the end of life. In a delirious state, brought on by fever, brain metastases or end-stage changes in body chemistry, circadian rhythms are severely disordered, so the patient may not know whether he is awake or dreaming. Cognition is altered.
Those who care for the terminally ill are inclined to see end-of-life dreams as manifestations of delirium. But the Hospice Buffalo researchers say that while some study patients slipped in and out of delirium, their end-of-life dreams were not, by definition, the product of such a state. Delirious patients generally cannot engage with others or give a coherent, organized narrative. The hallucinations they are able to describe may be traumatizing, not comforting.
Yet the question remains of what to make of these patients' claims of "dreaming while awake," or having "visions" — and the not-uncommon phenomena of seeing deceased relatives or friends hovering on the ceiling or in corners.
Told that no one was there, the patient smiled, saying it was Aunt Janiece (her dead sister) and patted a couch cushion, showing "the visitor" where to sit. Then the patient cheerfully turned back to Mrs. Brennan and finished her conversation.
Dr. William Breitbart, chairman of the psychiatry department at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, who has written about delirium and palliative care, said that a team's response must also consider bedside caregivers: "These dreams or visions can be interpreted by family members as comforting, linking them to the legacy of their ancestry.
"But if people don't believe that, they can be distressed. 'My mother is hallucinating and seeing dead people. Do something about it!'" Dr. Breitbart trains staff to respect the families' beliefs and help them understand the complexities of delirium.
Some dream episodes occur during what is known as "mixed-state sleep" — when the boundaries between wakefulness and sleep become fragmented, said Dr. Carlos H. Schenck, a psychiatrist and sleep expert at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Jessica Stone, the teenager with Ewing's sarcoma, spoke movingly about a dream of her dead dog, Shadow. When she awoke, she said, she saw his long, dark shape alongside her bed.
Dr. Banas, the neurologist, favors the phrase end-of-life experiences. "I try to normalize it for the family, because how they perceive it can push them away from that bedside or bring them closer," she said.
The patient had never really talked about the war. But in his final dreams, the stories emerged. In the first, the bloody dying were everywhere. On Omaha Beach, at Normandy. In the waves. He was a 17-year-old gunner on a rescue boat, trying frantically to bring them back to the U.S.S. Texas. "There is nothing but death and dead soldiers all around me," he said. In another, a dead soldier told him, "They are going to come get you next week." Finally, he dreamed of getting his discharge papers, which he described as "comforting." He died in his sleep two days later. — John, 88, who had lymphoma.
Not all end-of-life dreams soothe the dying. Researchers found that about 20 percent were upsetting. Often, those who had suffered trauma might revisit it in their dying dreams. Some can resolve those experiences. Some cannot.
When should doctors intervene with antipsychotic or anti-anxiety medication, to best allow the patient a peaceful death? For the Hospice Buffalo physicians, the decision is made with a team assessment that includes input from family members.
Without receiving sufficient information from the family, a team may not know how to read the patient's agitation. One patient seemed tormented by nightmares. The Hospice Buffalo team interviewed family members, who reluctantly disclosed that the woman had been sexually abused as a girl. The family was horrified that she was reliving these memories in her dying days.
Armed with this information, the team chose to administer anti-anxiety medication, rather than just antipsychotics. The woman relaxed and was able to have a powerful exchange with a priest. She died during a quiet sleep, several days later.
Some palliative care providers maintain that such dreams are the core of a spiritual experience and should not be tampered with. Dr. Quill, who calls people with such views "hospice romantics," disagreed.
In the first dream, a black spider with small eyes came close to her face. Then it turned into a large black truck with a red flatbed, bearing down on her. Terrified, she forced herself awake. In another dream, she had to pass through her laundry room to get to the kitchen. She glanced down and saw about 50 black spiders crawling on the floor. She was so scared! But when she looked closer, she saw they were ladybugs. She felt so happy! "Ladybugs are nice and I knew they weren't going to hurt me," she recounted later. "So I made my way to the kitchen."— Rosemary Shaffer, 78, two months before she died of colon cancer.
The Hospice Buffalo researchers have found that these dreams offer comfort not only for the dying, but for their mourners.
Kathleen Hutton holds fast to the end-of-life dream journals fastidiously kept by her sister, Mrs. Shaffer, a former elementary schoolteacher and principal. Rosemary Shaffer wrote about spiders and trucks, and then the ladybugs. In one dream, she saw flowers at a funeral home, which reminded her of those her daughter painted on handmade scarves. She felt loved and joyful.
Knowing that has made her own grief more manageable, said Ms. Hutton, who teared up as she clasped the journals during a visit at the hospice's family lounge.
Several months ago, Mrs. Brennan, the nurse, sat with a distraught husband, whose wife had pancreatic cancer that had spread to the liver. She had been reporting dreams about work, God and familiar people who had died. The patient thought that she would be welcomed in heaven, she said. That God told her she had been a good wife and mother.


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Is Shirley praying? No question about Drop, huh?
Rough and David and no talking?
Three Sistahs in the Kitchen!
Brothas hogging the Dining Room!
Eyes bigger than stomach, Gray?
Brothas in the Dining Room again???
The back of one Sistah Shirley and the front of another Sistah Shirley--in the Breakfast Nook.
They are really listening, huh?
I'm so glad y'all are here!
So glad to see y'all!
I got all my sistahs with me!
Has Chick moved since she got here?
It takes two plates for the skinny ones...they're trying to catch up!
Girl, you mean you have lived here all these years???!!!???
Friday, October 8, 2016, will be Helen Marie Phillips Turner's 70th birthday!


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Mustafa bey Nadir Agha oglu Vakilov (; 1896 – 1965) was an Azerbaijani public figure, politician and diplomat. He served as the Minister of Internal Affairs. Vakilov was the youngest Azerbaijani minister.

Early life
Vakilov was born in 1899 in Salahlı village located in the Qazakh district of the Elisavetpol Governorate. He graduated from the Baku gymnasium and entered the Law Department of the Moscow State University in 1912. That's where he got involved in Azerbaijani national movement. His uncle Mammad Rza Vakilov and close relative Alimardan Topchubashev played significant role in his ideological development. He later worked as a consultant to the Commissar for Internal Affairs of Transcaucasian Commissariat Akaki Chkhenkeli. He was also one of the most active members of the Muslim faction of Transcaucasian Sejm.

Political career
Vakilov was affiliated with Musavat Party and served as its second chairman. He was a deputy to National Assembly of Azerbaijan. He was a member of Financial Budgetary Appropriations Commission within the parliament along with Mammad Emin Rasulzade and Nariman Narimanbeyov. Vakilov then served in the 5th cabinet of Azerbaijan Democratic Republic under Nasib Yusifbeyli as Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs. On February 15, 1920 he was appointed the Minister of Internal Affairs. He was the youngest minister within ADR government. With establishment of Soviet authority in Azerbaijan on April 28, 1920 Vakilov fled to Turkey.

He died in Amasya, Turkey in 1965.

See also
Azerbaijani National Council

External links

References

1896 births
1965 deaths
Azerbaijani Muslims
People from Elizavetpol Governorate
Azerbaijan Democratic Republic politicians
Government ministers of Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani publicists
People from Qazax District
Moscow State University alumni
Azerbaijani anti-communists
Azerbaijani emigrants to Turkey

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I've heard this common phrase on the lips of many well-meaning Christians while comforting people during a time of suffering.
"Still can't find a job? I'm sure that's been difficult, but God's timing is perfect." Continue reading Does Everything Happen for a Reason?
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Set sail in style with our Small Anchors Skinny Tie. Featuring a pattern of white anchors atop a maroon background, this nautical tie is the perfect addition to any... read more Set sail in style with our Small Anchors Skinny Tie. Featuring a pattern of white anchors atop a maroon background, this nautical tie is the perfect addition to any vacation-ready ensemble.
Matches well to a grey suit.
Beautiful tie, it goes very well with solid colored shirts (white and light blue). Would recommend!
My son is a teacher and the mascot is "Sailors" so anchors will be worn often!


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Jayne finds Aubrey in the Sidecar, powered-up, visor on.
"Hey. What are you doing?" She can't tell because the overhead POV screen is blank.
He keeps doing whatever it is he's doing. He doesn't look toward her, and his fingers move across the controls fumblingly. "Teach is gone. Looks like we gotta teach ourselves anything we wanna know."
"You saw what that thing did to Mat. You're going to get yourself killed."
"Nah. This didn't do that to him. Roar-Sol did that. And I ain't goin' anywhere near Roar-Sol. No way. I can't even believe Teach would put us anywhere near them. He's smart about some things, but really, really stupid sometimes."
She doesn't say anything for a moment. "Why did you come here?"
"I was just foolin' around with the Sidecar."
"No." She stamps her foot. "I mean HERE. With Punter."
"I wanna be a cowboy, of course." He finally pulls the goggles off and looks at her.
"Your folks just let you come 'be a cowboy'? Don't they know how dangerous it is?"
Aubrey flushes. "Well, they don't exactly know everything. I just told 'em that I was going to be taking some classes and that I needed some money for the courses. They don't care what I do. The hard part was getting Teach to let me in."
"But why do you want to be a cowboy?"
"I dunno. What else am I gonna do? I don't wanna be like my dad, always pushin' papers around. I want to make stuff work and give people thrills and stuff."
"Like vids?"
"I dunno. Maybe." Aubrey seems unconcerned about his lack of focus. He grabs her hand in excitement. "No, more than that. I just want to live, I want some excitement. Don't you want to live?"
Jayne lets him hold her hand for a moment. She says slowly, looking at him or through him, "Yes." Then she pulls her hand away.
Aubrey has a reckless enthusiasm that builds and builds. It's kicking in now. "Hey, why don't you and me grab this stuff and take off. Teach ain't coming back. Rusty's a loon, and Marco's a geek. Let's get outta here and set up our own shop. We can stop being wannabes and get on with it."
So quiet, he almost doesn't hear it through the rush of whatever he's doing in there, she says, "I'm only fifteen." It takes him a second to realize that it's not an answer to his proposal. She's thinking about something else.
He knows she's smart, and he's realizing for the first time that he thinks she's pretty, even with that thing in her head. He doesn't want her to go away, now that he's finally got a chance to talk with her. He's only heard ridicule from her, a withering scorn had cowed the other guys into submission (and seemed to amuse Punter). Now that she's not biting his head off, he wants the conversation to last. "So what about you? Why do you want to be a cowboy? And what's that thing in your head?"
Fiction Netrunner CCG


text:
module Common
  class PluginRouter
    def self.plugin_router(project_name, plugin_name, plugin_action ,raw_data)
      case plugin_name
        when 'cucumber'
          Plugins::Cucumber.main(project_name, plugin_action, raw_data)
        else
          return {:plugin => "not found"}
      end
    end

  end
end