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Q: What is the "right" way to do this with Core Data (updating multiple entities) I'm new to Core Data. I have two entities: USER and IOU.
// User.h
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSString *name;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NSManagedObject *> *ious;

// Iou.h
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSDecimalNumber *amount;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSDate *date;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSString *iouDescription;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) User *user;

In a view controller, I use a predicate to fetch the ious belonging to a user and then I use that to fetch the user for its name. I then display that user's name along with her list of ious.
// PersonViewController.m
// Fetch Request
NSFetchRequest *fetchRequest = [[NSFetchRequest alloc] initWithEntityName:@"Iou"];

// Predicate
NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"%K == %@",   @"user.name", self.userName];
[fetchRequest setPredicate:predicate];

// Execute fetch request
NSError *error = nil;

self.fetchedResultsController = [[NSFetchedResultsController alloc] initWithFetchRequest:fetchRequest managedObjectContext:self.managedContext sectionNameKeyPath:nil cacheName:nil];
self.fetchedResultsController.delegate = self;

[self.fetchedResultsController performFetch:&error];

Iou *iou = self.fetchedResultsController.fetchedObjects.lastObject;
self.user = iou.user;

Next, my customers can tap on an IOU and edit both the IOU and the user.
- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    Iou *iou = [self.fetchedResultsController objectAtIndexPath:indexPath];
    personEditViewController.user = self.user;
    personEditViewController.iou = iou;
    personEditViewController.managedContext = self.managedContext;
    [[self navigationController] pushViewController:personEditViewController animated:YES];
}

Here is how I am editing both the USER entity and the IOU entity.
// PersonEditViewController.m
self.user.name = self.nameField.text;

// Description
self.iou.iouDescription = self.descriptionField.text;

// Date
UIDatePicker *datePicker = (UIDatePicker *)self.dateField.inputView;
self.iou.date = datePicker.date;

// Save
NSError *error;
[self.iou.managedObjectContext save:&error];

I use a NSFetchedResultsController to work with a UITableView. If I ONLY change IOU attributes, I get the right behavior. I get NSFetchedResultsChangeMove; however, if I also update the USER, I get NSFetchedResultsChangeDelete. If I restart, the data looks fine so it's only happening in the view.
I searched through some SO questions but I still don't get it. What's a simple pattern to use so it will always work every time.
I considered not using NSFetchedResultsController and relying on good old NSArray with a UITableView. In that case, every time I CRUD a record, it will refetch the records from DB and I'll use the fetchedResultsController.fetchedObjects.

A: If you amend the name property of the User object, it will no longer match the predicate - so the FRC will trigger the delete to remove the corresponding row in the table view.  (Note that you might expect all the other rows to be deleted, since they also no longer satisfy the predicate, but the FRC only re-evaluates those IOUs which have been updated).
If you want to avoid this, then amend your fetch results controller code to first fetch the User object(s) that match the predicate, then amend the FRC predicate to test whether the IOU belongs to any of those users:
// PersonViewController.m
NSError *error = nil;
NSFetchRequest *userFetchRequest = [[NSFetchRequest alloc] initWithEntityName:@"User"];
NSPredicate *userPredicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"%K == %@",   @"name", self.userName];
userFetchRequest.predicate = userPredicate;
NSArray *matchingUsers = [self.managedContext executeFetchRequest:userFetchRequest error:&error];
// Fetch Request
NSFetchRequest *fetchRequest = [[NSFetchRequest alloc] initWithEntityName:@"Iou"];

// Predicate
NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"%K IN %@",   @"user", matchingUsers];
[fetchRequest setPredicate:predicate];

// Execute fetch request
self.fetchedResultsController = [[NSFetchedResultsController alloc] initWithFetchRequest:fetchRequest managedObjectContext:self.managedContext sectionNameKeyPath:nil cacheName:nil];
self.fetchedResultsController.delegate = self;

[self.fetchedResultsController performFetch:&error];

Iou *iou = self.fetchedResultsController.fetchedObjects.lastObject;
self.user = iou.user;

Since the FRC's predicate is based on the User object itself, not any of its attributes, you can amend those attributes without causing its IOUs to fail to satisfy the FRC's predicate.

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Q: Formal description Does anyone know how can I rewrite the following expression using a logical language(universal/existential quantifier, and, or, not, ...):

E:= ,,The same room cannot be used at the same time by more than one course during a particular semester''

Is E elementary or could be split further in elementarer propositions?


It's Saturday, which means it's time for some new wallpapers! This week we're celebrating the release of Dark Souls 3, a game that will crush your hopes and dreams over and over, but you can't stop playing.
This collection of wallpapers will let you bring that Dark Souls atmosphere with you all day long. Enjoy!
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My husband brought home salmon the other day. He purchased it at Costco. Honey, I prefer red (Copper River salmon) and where is the skin? In my opinion, farm raised salmon is not the best but it is adequate for this dish. Even so, why does the store remove my favorite part of fish? Don't they know that the natural collagen that it contains is super good for your body…. but he who does not like fish skin is not listening. Fine! It's a waste of time trying to lecture to a person who has selective hearing anyway.
A husband of a friend of mine loves hunting and fishing. She gave me a half of a huge salmon he caught. Because he actually does not like fish (what?) and his wife doesn't care for cleaning fish. I got the top half and somebody else received the bottom half. Wow, nice and heavy. It was good! I told her that I will be more than happy to solve her fish dilemma anytime.
My husband always orders salmon mayo at the merry go-round sushi place. A slice of fresh salmon on top of sushi rice mounded with purple onion and a squirt of mayonnaise stripes- the sushi chef puts extra onions just for him. He smiles wide. But darling not so close, oh I know! I have mints in my purse. Anyway, this dish is sort of like salmon mayo minus vinegar rice.
Salmon 2 pounds or more. Cut in big chunks or 2 inches x 4 inches.
2 teaspoons olive oil (optional).
Bean thread (春雨) 2 small bundles.
1 small red/ purple onion, thinly sliced and soaked in ice cold water for a few minutes.
Cover a cooking sheet with aluminum foil. Lay the salmon and salt and pepper lightly on both sides. Rub olive oil all over.
Broil fish. Be careful not to over cook. I like it in the under cooked state. Set it aside.
While fish is cooking, prepare the bean thread by soaking in hot water for 6-8 minutes. Drain the water well and cut in several places with kitchen scissors.
Heat oil in heavy skillet. Fry the wanton skin strips until crisp at medium high temperature. This process goes quickly, so keep an eye on it and be careful not to burn wonton. * If the salmon comes with skin, cut skin in about 1/2 inch square then fry them too. Drain on a paper towel to remove excess oil.
On a large platter, lay the salmon on top of a bed of leafy greens or spinach. The bean thread, onion and fried wanton skin and fried salmon skin is next. Put lime wedges on the side - optional but highly recommended.
Chili sauce 1/2 teaspoon to 1 teaspoon depending your preference. I used a very small amount.
Mix everything in a bowl with folk or whisk. Drizzle over salmon. this dressing does not have to be exact, add more, subtract or omit some ingredients to your liking. my husband likes add bit of mayonnaise..in this case kewpie.
Moving back into the new kitchen is a slow process. We thought we would be completely done by last Saturday but the grass come to my knees. Lots of weeding to be done also.
I think this is rosemary.
This is type of strawberry but doesn't bear fruits. Pretty flower is just for show Burdock (ごぼう) root is doing great.
Gumi When I was little my neighbor had gumi tree. I sneaked in and took some fruits.
Love Salmon and this dish looks very yummy. Pictures are very pretty too (as always)! I really enjoy your blog Akemi.
Thank you Leanne. I would like to come over soon.
Looks yummy!! Love your plant pictures!!
Thanks! I enjoy your people pictures and swap meet pictures.
What a great recipe. I love the addition of crispy wonton skins to this dish as I can just imagine the textural crunch it would add. I'll have to put this on my fishy to do list!
Thank you Amanda for your comment. The fried wonton is great for any salad.
This looks delicious! Salmon is in season for my area and this looks like a great new way I can make it for dinner for my family. I would love for you to link up this recipe on my Seasonal Eats May roundup found here, which highlights posts about using seasonal ingredients in great recipes.
Thank you so much. Your blog is really cool!
So you do not have to further cook the noodles-- it's enough to just soak them? Interesting.
That's right. Just put in the hot water and wait. Have you seen the movie Jiro-Dream of sushi? It was a great documentary film from Japan. Looks so delicious! Thank you for your comment.


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Courthouse History
The Bexar County Courthouse is the largest and oldest continuously operated historic courthouse in Texas. Read The History of the Bexar County Courthouse by Sylvia Ann Santos (PDF) online for a deeper insight on the Bexar County Courthouse.
Designed in the distinctive Romanesque Revival style by renowned architect, James Riely Gordon, its cornerstone was laid in 1892 and the grand Courthouse was completed in 1897. A masterpiece of native Texan granite and red sandstone, roofed in distinctive green and red tiles. It was the fifth seat of government in Bexar County, the first four having been ruled by a succession of governments and political entities including Spain, Mexico, The Republic of Texas, The Confederate States of America, and the United States. Each of the four predecessor buildings were located within two blocks of the existing historic courthouse, in the heart of downtown San Antonio.
Political Rule Change
Since its creation as a part of New Spain, Bexar County has been under the political rule of several countries. These layers of historical change have been reflected in the architecture of Bexar County's courthouse.
Since 1897, the Courthouse has had four major additions. The first occurred in 1914 and the second was an extensive remodeling and expansion in 1927. Those additions were sufficient to meet the County's space needs until 1963 when an additional 9,000 square feet were added. That and another inappropriate addition built in 1972 added almost 39,000 square feet at the southwest corner of the building. Following the Courthouse Master Plan, approved in 2000, the '63 and '72 additions were removed by spring of 2015, restoring the Courthouse to its 1927 grandeur. That project scope also included extensive landscaping on the south end of the Courthouse block. County fathers have also been sensitive to the need to restore interior spaces of the Courthouse. Over time, many courtrooms that were originally designed to be two floors in height were divided into separate floors to capitalize on space. An ongoing effort has been underway to restore courtrooms to their original double height space.
Courthouse Architect
J. Riely Gordon (1863-1937) was a brilliant architect of courthouses throughout the United States. Gordon's specialty was constructing public buildings mainly in the Romanesque Revival style. The prolific Mr. Gordon designed 72 courthouses and hundreds of other notable public buildings, including the Arizona State Capitol, during his lifetime. Internationally renowned for his architectural genius, Mr. Gordon served thirteen consecutive terms as the President of the New York Society of Architects.
Many believe the Bexar County Courthouse to be an especially magnificent county courthouse, due in part to Mr. Gordon's personal affinity of San Antonio. He moved to Bexar County as a child with his mother and his father, a civil engineer. As a young San Antonian architect, his first major design job was to supervise the construction of the San Antonio Federal Courthouse and Post Office in 1869.
Bexar County Courthouse Historic Designations
City of San Antonio Historic Exceptional Landmark
City of San Antonio Main Plaza Historic District
City of San Antonio Military Plaza Historic Districts
National Register of Historic Districts
National Trust for Historic Preservation's list of Eleven Most Endangered Historic Buildings; 1998
Recorded by the Historic American Buildings Survey
Texas Historic Landmark
Texas Historical Commission Grant Covenant
Texas State Archaeological Landmark Site
Texas State Archaeological Site
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Ken McGlamery, FMP, CPRP
Director of Bexar County Parks and Recreation
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Ronald Zepeda, Parks and Pavilions Reservation
Juanita Fierro, Construction Projects Manager
Juliette Moke, Heritage Center Manager
Mari Tamez, MPA, Bexar Heritage Outreach Manager
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Student Counseling Service (SCS) staff strive to positively impact the UChicago community beyond counseling services offered at our center. SCS staff serve as liaisons to the major academic divisions and offices on campus. We provide consultation to deans of students, faculty, staff, and administrators regarding supporting students with mental health concerns. SCS staff also partner with offices to provide outreach programming to promote mental health.
When events impact the campus community, SCS makes an effort to have at least one staff member present at community gatherings to support students who are grieving.
If you need consultation or are interested in planning an event wtih SCS, please contact Clinical Director Anne Brody, PsyD.


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NMS Consulting's Charles Bovaird to be Moderator
The panel, titled "Why Bitcoin Makes a Good Inflation Hedge," is scheduled to take place on Oct. 6, and currently has market experts Tavi Costa, Jake Ryan, William Herrmann and Matthew Graham on the docket to speak.
Charles Bovaird, a Senior Consultant for NMS Consulting and an investment news & content expert, is scheduled to moderate a panel at LA Blockchain Summit on October 6. This event, which takes place every fall, is expected to draw more than 20,000 attendees this year. The panel, titled "Why Bitcoin Makes a Good Inflation Hedge," is scheduled to take place on Oct. 6, and currently has market experts Tavi Costa, Jake Ryan, William Herrmann and Matthew Graham on the docket to speak. Mr. Costa is a portfolio manager whose research has been featured in Bloomberg. Mr. Ryan serves as the founder and chief investment officer at Tradecraft Capital. Mr. Herrmann is the founder and managing partner of Wilshire Phoenix, a company that develops both exchange-traded funds and other regulated products. Mr. Graham is the founder and CEO of Sino Global Capital, a company that offers innovative financial solutions.
LA Blockchain Summit is the leading annual gathering of the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry at the Los Angeles convention center. Previous keynotes include Steve Wozniak, Marcus Lemonis, Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec, Tim Draper, Dan Morehead, Crystal Rose, Anthony "Pomp" Pompliano, Peter McCormack, Mance Harmon, Ran Neu-Ner, Ami Ben David, Bill Barhydt, Scott Walker, Adam Draper, Apolo Ohno and many others.
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Q: How to connect MS Access to hosted SQL database? How to create ODBC or DSN file for connection so that Access Linked Tables are pointing to hosted SQL Tables?

A: As long as you can connect to the SQL Server using SQL Server Management Studio, you can use MS Access to connect as well
Start / Run "ODBCAD32.exe"
Create a DSN for that SQL Server with the appropriate information.
In MS Access, you can now create linked tables that use your new DSN.


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BOSTON, MA – October 17, 2017 – Most large companies have implemented ERP systems that help run their businesses and they're often caught off-guard regarding their risk due to an audit. While SAP Indirect Access risk exposure varies greatly based on a company's size and the intricacies of their IT environment, there is no denying that Indirect Access fees can be gargantuan.
Based upon analysis conducted on application landscapes for a broad range of organizations and industries, Indirect Access risk assessments performed by UpperEdge revealed an average net license fee exposure ranging from $800K to $2.5M (excluding maintenance).
Like SAP, Oracle has increasingly become more aggressive with their auditing and enforcement of non-compliance issues. The trend among these vendors suggests attempts to lock-in customers by making it arduous and costly to use applications from other companies. Oracle – with the purchases of PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel, Hyperion, NetSuite, etc.; and SAP – with acquisitions of Ariba, SuccessFactors, FieldGlass, Concur, among many others, instead prefer to be its customer's one-stop-shop.
"Efforts like Oracle's 'Total Support Stream' clause are one way these large IT suppliers are tightening the screws," said Dave Blake, UpperEdge Founder and CEO.
"This verbiage can easily be overlooked in a large agreement but it successfully binds ALL past, present and potential future support streams together making it impossible for customers to terminate any of the individual areas of support without canceling the entire Total Support Stream," Dave continued.
· SAP's excessive Indirect Access fees and recent litigations encourage companies to hesitate or even avoid using non-SAP applications.
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Since there is both uncertainty and steep financial risk tied to unintentional Indirect Access and other non-compliance violations, it is critical for companies to understand and proactively mitigate their risk exposure.
In response to this growing need, UpperEdge developed two web-based tools for SAP and Oracle customers to gauge their risk of being non-compliant. These tools provide customers a proactive glimpse of their related potential financial exposure. These risk assessments can be completed in under 10 minutes resulting in a report based on a proprietary algorithm provided directly to the user's email address. The SAP Indirect Access Risk Assessment can be found here and the Oracle Audit Risk Assessment can be accessed here.
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There are so many behavioral issues with dementia that the list of powerful medications prescribed can become quite long.
Yet, not all medications for behavior problems has an affect on "wandering" or "restlessness" or "incontinence." So more drugs are prescribed. And since most Alzheimer's or Dementia sufferers are elderly, they often have other illnesses which require more medications.
And soon… the caregiver may be treating so many different conditions, only a registered nurse would not be confused.
Caution must always be taken by the caregiver in these circumstances. An overdose, or "reaction" between two conflicting medications can mean a catastrophic situation for the patient. A few precautions taken ahead of time, can prevent problems later.
First and foremost: If there is more than one physician involved with the patient, they should all be aware of medications prescribed by the other doctors.
All medications should be stored out of sight and never easily available to the patient, or children who enter the home.
Ideally, if all prescriptions are filled at the same pharmacy, your pharmacist may become a valued friend. He can assist in sorting and tracking the medications and double-check with each new prescription for drugs which interact. You might also find it helpful to keep a list of all the medications, along with any notes about each prescription.
or any new symptom or behavior that is out of the ordinary.
As you may have noticed, many of the symptoms of drug "inter reactions" are also general symptoms of Alzheimer's and Dementia behavior. So more caution is needed. Don't always assume that changed behavior is only a new symptom of Alzheimer's or Dementia. If anything unusual occurs, or a behavior suddenly changes, contact the doctor or emergency room right away.
During the Mild to Moderate stages of Alzheimer's, drugs such as Razadyne® (galantamine), Exelon® (rivastigmine), and Aricept® (donepezil) are usually prescribed to delay and prevent symptoms from becoming worse. It is thought that these drugs may help some of the behavioral symptoms also.
Namenda® (memantine), an N-methyl D-aspartate (NMDA) antagonist are drugs prescribed to treat Moderate to Severe Alzheimer's. These drugs are used to assist the patient in being able to maintain some daily functions a little longer, such as using the bathroom.
These types of drugs are begun in smaller doses and increased gradually. They demand constant monitoring for any sign of problems or side effects.
There are other drugs which are used to control behavior or assist in sleeping, or altering mood , etc. Some are to be given "as needed." In this circumstance, dosage for these drugs should be discussed with the doctor. Sometimes, if a drug causes drowsiness, you may prefer to give that dose later in the evening. Some drugs need not be given at all if the patient is calm and their mood peaceful with no recent outbursts or loss-of-control.
Much depends on the caregiver's mood and behavior for some situations. I noticed with my own Mom, if I was calm, she was calm. If I had a bad day and everything tended to strike a nerve with me; then Mom would be edgy and more likely to rage at the smallest thing. So if you can make adjustments to your own behavior, it often brings a favorable result from the patient. If you're able to ignore or avoid confrontations, a need to sedate your patient may be alleviated altogether.
As a caregiver, your behavior with the patient has a lot to do with how well you take care of yourself. If you're rested and take occasional time-off to rejuvenate from the hard struggle of care-giving, you'll feel more like making allowances for a cranky patient. So don't forget to take care of yourself!
Schedule a "time-out" for YOU!
Perhaps another relative can take charge of the patient for one day a week, or a friend might take the patient for an afternoon. Or, an elderly day-care may become a necessity a couple afternoons every week. Do what you must to take care of yourself, and you'll find that you have a happier and calmer patient!
Medicating the person with Alzheimer's --and Why?
My mother was on the excelon patch and levothyroxine when I moved in with her 12 years ago. The doctors added a cholesterol statin and namenda. These were the only meds she took until 2012 when our home burnt. Then she began taking Xanax as needed which was once or twice a week when we could not calm her in our usual ways and she would try to walk to church. But what I wasn't warned about was her uti's and the havoc this nfection reeked in her body. Every system was affected! I initially thought mom was having a stroke! Once I lived the uti discovery a few times I began to take measures when I noticed a personality or language/communication change. These actions were less invasive(took sample to primary for screening.) and no trips to the e.r. Mom was not inconvenienced and no unnecessary psychotropic meds given. Mom retained her focus longer than some other victims of alz. One less worry in this stressful position of caregiver! Looking forward to blogging my experience with mom soon!
Deanna that is wonderful information. I hope every person who reads my blog will read your mail. I hear so many folks who have difficulties that are treated like "onry old folks" but you wonder if it's really an UTI.
Hooray for you to see the big picture, and to get help for Mom without dragging her out of the house. What a good daughter you are. Let me know when you start a blog, because I know I'd like to read it. In the meantime, thank you for posting here and sharing your tips. Their are few authorities smarter than the caregivers.
UTI's are common and so miserable for the person with dementia and the caregiver too. Those with Alzheimer's dementia simply don't realize it's a physical ailment, I think. Or, at the least they don't know to mention when they have physical pains. They can certainly "feel" them and it changes their whole attitude.
Thank you Deanna for a simple reminder. Always check to see if you loved one actually has a physical ailment. Sometimes we assume too quickly that it's only aggravation when they may actually be ill.
I was a caregiver to a client who I believe was misdiagnosed with the wrong type of dementia. Then a neurologist prescribed phyche drugs. In which my own brother was on (Celexa) years ago. I told the clients Daughter and she believed the Doctors more. And not my experience. Her Mother is a wreck. And still is. And to top it off,the Daughter would get her Mother drunk. I left that client. I miss her. However in those cases if everyone isn't on the same page. It can't work. I have a Dementia patient now. And their family appreciates my help and input. My new client is wonderful. And her quality of life under the circumstances is wonderful. She kisses my hand before I leave, and says " I appreciate all you do". And I am rewarded and blessed with her daily!!!!
That is very sad, Stephanie. I am sorry you had to endure that experience. Yes, there can be other things amiss than only Alzheimer's. And even if they have Alzheimer's, there may also be extenuating issues. It seems you did the best you could. I'm glad you had the courage to speak out.
If you ever feel that someone is in danger, you might also call the adult welfare in your area. In our state that have folks who handle mistreated adults just as they do mistreated children. I believe the Alzheimer's Association gives those phone numbers as well.
I'm glad to hear that you are with a family who care about their loved one at this time. It certainly makes it easier to work with them and do what is best for their loved one.
Thank you for sharing, Stephanie.
I cannot emphasize what you have written enough. My mother's behavior and mental state, her dementia, was impacted with EVERY single Rx she was taking. Some of the more recent horror stories with Seroquel and Ativan are vividly described on my blog.
The guide for trying a trial to eliminate all Rx's for a period of time, to test for effects is outlined in something called the Beers Criteria. If your doctor does not know about this, am not kidding, get another doctor. Dr. Beers created this list, which hasn't been updated lately, to help other doctors weed out the most dangerous.
When the body gets old, it cannot process and clear drugs as efficiently through the liver and kidneys. So stuff builds up. And when you get five or ten drugs going at once you are asking for trouble.
My mother is now off ALL …every single one…nada…prescription drug. If I had just known about this when I first moved in with her 8.5 years ago. Try eliminating drugs first…some may be TOTALLY unnecessary, or effective at a fraction of a dose…or to be used only when needed.
When you see decline and troublesome behavior, one thinks it is probably the dementia worsening…bring on more drugs! But try the opposite first. You may regain a person as a result.
I definitely agree with you. When they prescribed Aricept for Mom, I was so surprised. From everything I read, Aricept wasn't even recommended beyond middle stage. I gave it to her, because Doctor's said so–but I never saw that it had any real affect. And yes, the less medication Mom took, the better she behaved. A good hug was more effective for many behaviors than the psychotic drugs they preferred to give.
I will certainly check-out your blog. Sounds very interesting.


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I don't know about you, but this has been a brutal winter for my family. Apparently, we put the welcome sign up for all the nasty little bugs circulating around our community.
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When people say they have the flu they are typically referring to stomach problems and actually have viral gastroenteritis. Having "influenza" actually means you have some type of respiratory bug.
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If you are looking for natural ways to breathe easier when feeling sick then you will want to read my post 5 Essential Oils to Help When You Feel Under the Weather: Part 1 (Easier Breathing).
If you would like to read more about the viral gastroenteritis check out this informative article from the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Check out the following essential oils and blends that can help with stomach discomforts.
Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Digestion blends are typically made from Ginger, Peppermint, Caraway, Coriander, Anise, Tarragon and Fennel.
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Q: How to add a post-login information to an authenticated user? I am using out of the box django 1.5 authentication solution. After authenticated, i want to add a 'post_login_info' to the user using user_logged_in signal from django.contrib.auth.signals
from django.contrib.auth.signals import user_logged_in
from django.dispatch import receiver

@receiver(user_logged_in)
def post_login_action(sender,user,request,**kwargs):
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However, i can not retrieve user.post_login_info from request object later as follow:
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from django.views.generic import ListView

class MyListView(LoginRequiredMixin,ListView):
def get_queryset(self):
    self.request.user.post_login_info  # Attribute Error: 'User' object has no attribute 'post_login_info'
    ...

Thank you for any suggestion.

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Richard M. Mosk dies at 76; California Court of Appeal justice and Warren Commission staffer – LA Times
California Court of Appeal Justice Richard M. Mosk — who over more than three decades of public service investigated the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, chaired the Motion Picture Assn.'s ratings committee and served at The Hague — has died of cancer. He was 76.
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I find it strange that when John E. Donovan, the commanding officer of Oswald's crew at Santa Ana, testified before the WC, he was examined by a 24yo John Ely assisted by 23yo Richard Mosk. I would have thought such an important witness would have at least warranted examination by assistant counsel not just the young staff.
It's interesting to note that the CIA showed interest in Donovan several weeks before the assassination and then he contacted the CIA on Dec 1 regarding Oswald. Of course Donovan didn't mention to the WC any links he may have had to the CIA, if any. When Ely asked about his background, he also conveniently forgot to mention that he worked for the FBI for 3 years before joining the marines.
lysias says:
I took a course in national security law at Yale Law School taught by John Ely in 1993 or 1994. Until now, I had no idea that he had been on the staff of the Warren Commission.
Ely's Wikipedia entry states: "In the fall of 1963, Ely trained with Company A of the U.S. Army's Military Police School at Fort Gordon, Georgia." Did Ely do his work for the Warren Commission while serving in the military?
Ely spent the summer of 1962 as a law clerk to Abe Fortas while still at Yale and went onto be law clerk to Chief Justice Warren during 1964-65. Perhaps Warren thought his few months at Fort Gordon qualified him to examine Oswald's background in the marines.
Apart from Donovan, Ely examined Lt. Col. A G Folsom and Capt. George Donabedian about Oswald. There may be nothing in this at all but it does seem odd when Howard Willens told the HSCA that Ely wasn't even considered junior counsel. He along with Mosk came under the category of "Others" assisting the commission.
In his 1965 article A Critique Of The Warren Report, Dwight Macdonald wrote, they were "ambitious young chaps who were not going to step out of the lines drawn by their chiefs."
Sorry, correction 25yo John Ely and 24yo Richard Mosk but the general point remains, they were both young and relatively inexperienced having only finished law school the previous year. It appears they were given the important task of dealing with Oswald's time in the marines, particularly Ely.
Russ Tarby says:
interesting observations, Peter…
surely part of a pattern by the WC to obfuscate uncomfortable truths about Oswald's intelligence background…
Russ, what I find interesting, is that at the time the WC were well aware of allegations that Oswald was working for intelligence agencies before his trip to the Russia. It would be logical to presume if that were the case, he would have most likely been recruited while in the marines. To then give the youngest members of staff the responsibility to deal with this, seems unusual to say the least.
pat speer says:
Some may not realize Mosk's role in the media's treatment of the assassination. He was one of those "The WC was made up of honest men and they got it right and we should all move on" guys. He was influential in Southern California legal circles, and was a big supporter of Bugliosi's awful book.
William Kelly says:
Around 1991 I received a $3000 grant from the Fund for Constitutional Government Investigative Journalism Project to investigate the unresolved leads in the assassination of JFK. I used most of it to buy a round trip AMTRACK train ticket from Philly to LA and back via Chicago, New Orleans and Dallas, interviewed witnesses and visiting researchers along the way. When I got to California I picked up a copy of the LA Times and read a lame Op Ed article by Mosk lamenting the proliferation of silly conspiracy theories. I went to an office store, rented a type writer for an hour and wrote and faxed them a letter to the editor in response to Mosk's article that they published which basically said if the Warren Commission had did their job there would be no silly conspiracy theories and I would not be doing then what they should have done. Around the same time the US News and World Report ran a short notice that former Warren Commission attorneys had met in Washington and put together a multi-million dollar war chest to counter the media reports supporting conspiracy theories being generated by Oliver Stone's film. While their war chest made my three grand seem insignificant I got as much out of it as I could, and used some of it to respond to Mosk on his own turf. BK
I find it hard to believe that even a bunch of highly successful lawyers would have enough money to put together a multi-million dollar war chest. I wonder if the real source of the money was one or more multimillionaires. Or maybe the U.S. government.
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Giorgio Angelini, the film's director and a native Houstonian, discusses the movie ahead of a showing in Austin on September 10.
An abandoned building in Baltimore. Owned: A Tale of Two Americas
Megan Kimble Sep 9, 2019, 6:00 am CST
After Giorgio Angelini graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 2005, he toured the country with his two bands, playing in the same bars and clubs year after year. During his five years on the road, he watched as apartment and condo construction exploded in rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods like Williamsburg, in Brooklyn, and East Los Angeles.
When the housing market crashed in 2008, the touring market cratered along with it, and Angelini enrolled in Rice University's Masters of Architecture program in Houston, where he grew up. "The housing crisis unfolding in the background sharpened my interest in the role that the single-family home played in building both the American economy and American culture," he says.
Exploring this history led him to direct his first film, Owned: A Tale of Two Americas, which documents the racist history of post-World War II U.S. housing policy, suburbanization, and sprawl. The Observer spoke with Angelini about the film, which screens on September 10 at Austin Film Society, followed by a panel discussion with Angelini, Texas Housers, Austin Justice Coalition, and the Housing Authority of the City of Austin.
Texas Observer: Did you begin to see Houston differently when you were at Rice?
Giorgio Angelini: Houston is famous for having no zoning. There's this idea that no zoning means a freer and more interesting way to develop a city, but what you see in practice is that it creates a very boring city. Developers just end up building the safest thing possible. There's an interesting building here and there, but in terms of a fully functioning system, in terms of a living, breathing city, I'm not sure the sum total is all that great. I love Houston, but I love Houston because of the people that live there and the diversity and the food and its weirdness. What no zoning does is it really incentivizes an individualistically minded developer who is less interested in how their project plugs into a greater system.
I remember driving past a stalled development every day on the way to Rice. A year into the [housing] crisis, they get back to construction, and you could just see the inherent cheapness, the lack of soul, the machinations of an Excel spreadsheet all throughout that structure. You think about all of the effort and money that went into building a thing that's going to be there for 50 years, and what a missed opportunity it was on a critical corner. There's no mechanism for the city to say, "Hey, this is a huge undertaking, maybe we can leverage it for something more significant or beneficial for the city." No zoning incentivizes the individual over the collective, and that's just not how you develop a city.
The film connects the racist history of housing in the U.S. with NIMBYism today. How did you start to investigate that connection?
I got a grant to photograph this abandoned McMansion development in the Inland Empire of California. It's thousands and thousands of square miles of private developments all butted up against each other without any sense of cohesion or place or public life. It was like the zombie apocalypse: tools left out, Tyvek waterproof wrapping fluttering in the desert wind. Next to these homes were acres and acres of burnt-down orange groves. Someone somewhere was like, "OK, an acre of land growing oranges makes this much money, an acre of land subdivided with X amount of air-conditioned square-feet makes this much more, so let's just switch it." We were so resigned to this idea that the sole purpose of a home was to accrue value, that it was just a financial instrument, no different than your 401(k).
Burnt-down orange groves near a McMansion in California. Owned: A Tale of Two Americas
You can't separate that intentionality from the racial component. Because when you treat a home like a commodity, you create a culture where everyone does whatever they can to protect that value. It teases out the worst aspects of humanity. If you think an African American family or an immigrant family moving into your neighborhood is going to bring down your property values—which of course has no basis in reality—then you're going to do everything you can to keep "those people" out. Your home is an asset and it makes you money, so you're going to defend it in any way possible.
You have people who bought into this idea that you bought a home, you paid it off over time, and you could retire on the value of that home by selling it. For a lot of people around America, especially in suburbs lining towns that have been wrecked by post industrialization, there is no one coming to buy that house. This is part of the anxiety that persists in the country right now. This social contract that the American government made with the American people—the home has been so central to that relationship, and now it's quite literally worthless.
Texas cities are notoriously sprawling. How do we start to think about sprawl differently?
That's precisely what I hope architecture gets back to. Architects are visioneers. But over the last decades, the industry has become essentially a tool for capital. The void is one of a lack of ambition and a lack of imagination. If you want to buy a house in Houston, there's not really a whole lot of options. You're either going to buy a condo or you're going to buy a single-family home in the suburbs, and there's just nothing in between. I think it's up to architects to propose a different kind of way of living that seems attractive.
Levittown was a test. No one knew what the hell they were doing back then. They were just like, 'We're going to go out in these potato fields in Long Island and build these 1,000-square-foot matchstick homes that are cheap. There's a housing crisis [after WWII] and we're going to solve it.' Somehow that became the model. No one was like, "Wait a minute, this is a crisis we were trying to solve; it's not the way to shape an entire country."
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You graduated from UT-Austin in 2005. What do you think about how the city has changed since then?
I was in Austin a few weeks ago, on the East Side staying at my friend's house. My friend was gone and there was a knock on the door. I open it and there's this bright-eyed bushy-tailed young real estate broker. He's like, "Oh, hi, do you live here? I'm a real estate broker and we're having an open house tomorrow for the house next door." I was like, "No, this is my friend's house, but I lived here for a long time." He was like, "Well I don't really know anything about the neighborhood, I live up in Pflugerville. Is it a cool neighborhood, are there cool bars?" He was cribbing my notes for an impending sale, and he had never set foot in the neighborhood. He just wants to flip this house next door and further entrench the neighborhood, divorcing it from its history and creating the erasure that is the history of how this neighborhood was built and why it was built in the first place.
[On the East Side] you see the effects when you take seriously the conceit that a square foot is worth a dollar amount. There's no waste, but in the worst possible way. These developer homes are a great encapsulation of the problem, because they are so stripped of any fat, and by fat, I mean culture. They are pure vehicles for value.
What do you want people to take away from the film?
What we know for sure, what census data has shown, is that where you grow up has a bigger impact on your ability to move up socioeconomically than any other aspect in your life. If you take seriously the view of America as a meritocracy, if you understand the relationship between where you live and your ability to thrive, and you realize how absolutely racist and punitive housing and zoning development has been for many people in America, then you have to come to the conclusion that the system has to be completely torn down. Every day we don't try to right that wrong, we're continuing to perpetuate a deeply racist system.
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
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"I take being a role mode so seriously and I know its so important to all the little girls out there", Michelle Payne. Michelle is undoubtably a positive and inspirational role model for girls, boys, women and men as her remarkable success continues in the sports world. Past pupil, Michelle Payne last night won the prestigious 'Don' award at the Sport hall of Fame, the first ever jockey, male or female to do so. We congratulate Michelle for winning this award and her continual pursuits within the riding realm.
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WASHINGTON — Today, members of Maryland's Democratic Congressional delegation urged President Donald Trump to consider Wendi Winters – a victim of the mass shooting in the Capital Gazette newsroom last month – for the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The nation's highest civilian honor, the Medal of Freedom is awarded by the President to men and women who have made meritorious contributions to the security of the United States, to world peace, to culture or to other significant endeavors.
Winters was among the five Capital Gazette employees killed in the June 28 shooting in Annapolis, Maryland. According to eyewitness accounts from survivors, Wendi armed herself with the closest weapons at hand – her trash and recycling bins – and charged the shooter, shouting for him to stop. It is believed that Wendi's actions distracted the shooter enough to enable several of her coworkers to escape.
"Previous Presidents have awarded the Medal of Freedom posthumously on dozens of occasions and we believe Wendi is a hero deserving of the same," the delegation wrote. "She died not only protecting her colleagues, but in defense of the First Amendment."
A recent editorial from the Capital Gazette outlined Winters' heroic acts and called on President Trump to award her the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which was established by President Truman in 1945 and was revived by President Kennedy in 1963. To date, President Trump has not yet awarded any Medals of Freedom.
Maryland's House delegation led a moment of silence on the House floor in honor of the Capital Gazette victims. U.S. Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen led a Senate resolution– passed unanimously – in honor of the victims: Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith and Wendi Winters.
The letter was signed by Maryland Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen as well as Representatives Steny Hoyer, Elijah Cummings, C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, John Sarbanes, John Delaney, Anthony Brown and Jamie Raskin, all Democrats.
The letter can be found here and full text is below.
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Dear Mr. President:
As you are aware, it is the authority of the President of the United States to award the nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The President historically bestows this honor to men and women who have made especially meritorious contributions to the security and safety of his or her fellow citizens.
As Senators and Representatives for the State of Maryland, we urge you to consider Wendi Winters for this great distinction. As you may know, Wendi was among the five victims who lost their lives in the mass shooting at the Capital Gazette newsroom on June 28, 2018, in Annapolis, Maryland. According to eyewitness accounts from survivors, Wendi armed herself with the closest weapons at hand – her trash and recycling bins – and charged the shooter, shouting for him to stop. It is believed that Wendi's actions distracted the shooter enough to enable several of her coworkers to escape.
In addition to dedicating her career to the betterment of her community, Wendi's family is rooted in military tradition. She was the daughter of a Naval Academy graduate and the mother of three Navy officers. She sponsored numerous midshipman over the years. A Girl Scout leader, she also volunteered with the Red Cross and as a youth adviser at her church.
Previous Presidents have awarded the Medal of Freedom posthumously on dozens of occasions and we believe Wendi is a hero deserving of the same. She died not only protecting her colleagues, but in defense of the First Amendment.
Again, we enthusiastically recommend Wendi Winters for the Presidential Medal of Freedom and we look forward to your expeditious response.
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With persistent programming cost inflation and the ever-increasing price of linear cable television bundles driving consumers to seek alternatives, research analysts Josh Cummings, Tom DeLong and Joe Furmanski discuss the disruption of traditional video distributors.
The number of multichannel pay TV households in the U.S. has dropped by about 9% since the end of 2014, with cable subscribers shrinking from about 62 million to 51 million.
The changed media landscape can justify a higher level of spending per episode than traditional TV, and increased programmatic advertising is likely to lead to reduced wasted ad spending by improving the relevance of the ads that consumers see.
Streaming may end up being a boon for cable companies as video consumption moves online, leading to more data being consumed across cable company networks, and 5G networks are going to start becoming a larger part of the landscape.
Josh Cummings: The U.S. TV market has entered a period of considerable disruption, with traditional video distributors like cable and satellite companies losing market share to Internet-delivered video like streaming.
Persistent programming cost inflation and the ever-increasing price of linear cable television bundles drove the consumer to seek alternatives. The number of multichannel pay TV households in the United States has dropped by about 9% since the end of 2014, with cable subscribers shrinking from about 62 million to 51 million today.
Netflix might be considered the grandfather of U.S. television disruption, having now grown to a subscriber base of over 137 million globally. That success has encouraged others to join the market, with Amazon recently adding Prime Video to its global subscriber base of over 100 million.
Tom DeLong: The tech platform's global business models changed the rules of the media landscape because they can justify a higher level of spend per episode than traditional TV. They're all creating very high budget shows, and that means it's a great time to be a content creator. But it also means that you need to have a global footprint or large ancillary revenue streams to make the financial model work.
The promise of programmatic advertising is the ability to reduce wasted ad spend for advertisers by improving the relevance of the ads that consumers see. Today, a single-digit percentage of the overall TV advertising market can be purchased programmatically, and that's going to lead to a change in how the advertising market operates. As ads become more relevant, that'll lead to less wasted ad spend, a higher return on investment for advertisers, fewer ads for consumers and higher revenue for publishers.
Cummings: In addition, the evolution of networks from analog to digital-enabled Internet-delivered video to really start to take off. We think that streaming is not necessarily a bad thing for the cable companies because a video subscriber is far lower margin than a broadband subscriber. And as video consumption moves online, it means more data is being consumed across the cable company's networks.
Joe Furmanski: 5G networks are going to actually start becoming a big part of the landscape over the next handful of years. And when that happens, the way we actually get that video is about to be disrupted. That video is going to be getting to us via different high-speed Internet. Instead of just regular broadband from your cable companies, now you're actually having a high-speed Internet, something called fixed wireless broadband, coming from your wireless providers.
So, this can create headwinds for the cable companies in the fact that they've been increasingly focused really just on growing their broadband network as their cable margins and revenues decline, but now they're actually potentially going to see more competition in that segment as well, which could push down or limit the amount of revenue growth and margins they can generate going forward.
So, if we look out to 2024 and beyond, what we're going to find is instead of having one or two cable companies offering you high-speed Internet, you're going to have those companies offering the Internet plus your wireless service providers, the three or four different companies there could also be offering you high-speed Internet as well.
Cummings: We think the real dream of 5G is in commercial and industrial applications like smart cities, autonomous vehicles, things like that. But for now, the most obvious use case for 5G is residential broadband because it's a revenue-generating business today. And that's probably the biggest risk for the cable companies is that as these telecom companies start to roll out their own 5G-capable networks, they're going to look at residential broadband as the easiest and fastest way to monetize that investment.
Furmanski: Down the road, it's a much, much bigger piece of the pie that they're looking at, and it's going to include everything from gaming to driving to IoT.


If you have enough time I would HIGHLY recommend getting to Machu Picchu by going on a trek. Definitely put some research into the different options and tour companies before picking one. The most famous and popular trek is the Inca Trail and if that's the one you want to do, you have to book it MONTHS (sometimes over a year) in advance. If it's already fully booked, don't worry! There are alternative treks that A LOT of travelers rave about. One of them is the Salkantay Trek which is actually known as being more spectacular, but longer. The one I wish I did was the Inka Jungle Trek, which includes adventure sports such as mountain biking, rafting and zip lining.
Travel Tip – Traveling through Ollantaytambo is actually a great detour! It's a really neat small town with it's own set of ruins.
Unfortunately I didn't have enough time during my trip to go on a trek as my route for getting to Machu Picchu so I did it in one day using the PeruRail train. There are trains from Cuzco to Machu Picchu. While I was traveling all the trains departing from Cuzco were fully booked so I made my way from Cuzco to Ollantaytambo and then to Aguas Calientes, the small town at the base of Machu Picchu.
Travel Tip – Buy your ticket through the Ministerio de Cultura before going. At the time of purchase you also need to decide if you want to hike one of the trails, Wayna Picchu or Montaña. Both offer stunning, but very different views.
Since I only had one day at Machu Picchu, I wanted to maximize every second of it! I made friends with fellow solo backpackers Judith and Rodrigo at my Aguas Calientes hostel and we all wanted to see sunrise at Machu Picchu. To make it happen, we woke up at 4:30am and waited in line for the first set of buses that left at 5:15am for getting to Machu Picchu. After arriving to the grounds, we quickly headed inside. Even at dawn, I was immediately blown away. Words can't describe the majestic energy, jaw-dropping beauty and awe-inspiring architecture that is Machu Picchu. It felt like walking into a scene from Avatar and my dream had finally been realized.
Travel Tip – High season is from May to September and over 2,000 visitors enter daily. Sunrise is one of the least crowded times so get up early!
After sunrise, we did some exploring on our own and then decided to take a tour from 8am to 10am. The guided tour was mind-blowing, focusing on it's rich history as a 15th century Inca citadel that took over 50 years to build. Inhabited by nearly 500 Incans, Machu Picchu is an engineering masterpiece with every stone placed with a purpose.
When I bought my ticket I knew I wanted to hike one of the trails. The most popular hike is Wayna Picchu which takes visitors to the small, steep mountains at the back side of Machu Picchu. This option was sold out so I was "forced" to do Montaña, a much steeper and tougher hike. At first I was bummed out about it, but once I started hiking Montaña I couldn't have been happier! The hike was incredible! During the hour and a half hike up, Montaña offered gorgeous, one-of-a-kind birdseye views of Machu Picchu that you can't get from Wayna Picchu.
After making my way down from Montaña, I decided to split off from my new friends for some alone time to meditate in the ruins. For a few hours I move around spot to spot, taking in different views while reflecting upon my journey and my life.
I arrived in Aguas Calientes pretty late at night and woke up really early so didn't spend much time in my hostel. I stayed at Ecopackers which was nice hostel with young backpackers. In Cuzco I stayed at its sister hostel for a few nights. Both had a laid-back vibe and really comfortable beds.
I've spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to put into words why I believe getting to Machu Picchu is a traveler's rite of passage. The truth is, I can't. There's something indescribable about it that you have to experience for yourself. I think Machu Picchu takes on its own life, meaning and purpose for individual travelers, but no matter what, your journey there will be an impactful experience. For me, my trip to Peru and Machu Picchu came at a time when I needed to do some soul-searching. Machu Picchu put my life and my problems into perspective. It made me realize that no matter what hardships I may face, I've been blessed with an amazing life and one that I need to be grateful for every day. It put into perspective that my life and existence on this earth is a tiny blip in history and it's how I spend that time to make it worthwhile – living a life with purpose, love and adventure.
High quality of information. At first, I believed your post was too much time, however it needed the length.
Thank you! When I write my posts I really want to provide info that I wish I had before going and that I learned from being there.
Thanks for your feedback!! If you have any questions on anywhere I've been just let me know.
Machu Picchu has always been at the top of my travel list. Headed to South America next summer and will definitely incorporate it into my plans. Thanks for all the great info!
You're welcome! It really should be n everyone's "must see" travel to do list!
Hey! This blog, and the Iguazu blog, have helped me tremendously in booking/planning my trips! I just booked my Iguazu trip and am planning my trip to Cuzco and Machu Picchu right now, but I need a little help/advice. Since you only had one day at Machu Picchu, did you just buy the permit/entrance fee and wander around by yourself? Is there a map of the ruins that helps you travel it? I'm planning on doing this solo and I just want to go in prepared. Also, I'm looking into the the perurail that you mentioned and just wanting to make sure thats the way you recommend to get to Aguas Calientes and then to Machu Picchu? Thanks so much for the helpful blogs and advice!
Jordyn, hi! Thank you so much for letting me know that my blogs have helped you plan your trips!! It means a lot to know I'm helping fellow travelers. When I went to Machu Picchu I did just buy a day entrance fee and wandered around by myself. I paid for a guided tour when I was in there, there's so many guides looking to take people around. You can pick up a map and check out the grounds on your own (or even follow other tour groups). I definitely recommend the Perurail to get to Aguas Calientes from Cuzco. From Aguas Calientes it's very easy to get to Machu Picchu. I also recommend waking up early, getting one of the first buses up and being there for sunrise. It's gorgeous and less crowded at that time. Hope this helps and let me know how it goes!
Great Post and Nice Article. All of the photos are so good. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Hopefully you get to experience Machu Picchu for yourself.


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Cricut have just released a new Disney cartridge. It's called Disney® Princesses - Believing in Dreams.
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Q: Использование формирующихся массивов во время выполнения sql запроса В продолжение предыдущего вопроса (https://ru.stackoverflow.com/questions/1205926/Агрегация-в-clickhouse/1206119#1206119), пытаюсь найти способ использовать информацию из сформированного массива.
Из таблицы:
id    text     pid      date
1   "Текст1"    1   "2020-01-01"
2   "Текст2"    3   "2010-01-01"
3   "Текст1"    2   "2020-10-01"
4   "Текст1"    3   "2015-07-03"
5   "Текст2"    4   "2014-09-07"

С помощью запроса select text, min(date), max(date), array_agg(pid) from table group by text получается следующий результат:
 text        min_date        max_date     array_agg
"Текст1"    "2015-07-03"    "2020-10-01"    {1,2,3}
"Текст2"    "2010-01-01"    "2014-09-07"    {3,4}

Как нужно модифицировать запрос, чтобы из array_agg найти pid, имеющий самую "свежую" дату, получая такую таблицу:
 text        min_date        max_date     array_agg   last_pid
"Текст1"    "2015-07-03"    "2020-10-01"    {1,2,3}       2
"Текст2"    "2010-01-01"    "2014-09-07"    {3,4}         4

last_pid равен 4 во второй строке из-за того, что все еще происходит группировка по text. Собственно вопрос в том, можно ли как-то делать некий внутренний запрос, используя формирующийся массив, учитывая внешнюю группировку по text?

A: SELECT DISTINCT
       "text",
       MIN("date") OVER (PARTITION BY "text"),
       MAX("date") OVER (PARTITION BY "text"),
       ARRAY_AGG("pid") OVER (PARTITION BY "text"),
       FIRST_VALUE("pid") OVER (PARTITION BY "text" ORDER BY "date" DESC)
FROM "table"

A: Ваш запрос с одной добавкой и без оконных функции:
select
    "text", min("date"), max("date"), array_agg(pid),
    (array_agg(pid order by "date" desc))[1] as last_pid,
 from "table"
 group by "text";


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Allan Gyngell is National President of the Australian Institute of International Affairs, is an Honorary Professor at The Australian National University, and was recently Director of the ANU Crawford Leadership Forum.
He was the Director-General of the Australian Office of National Assessments (ONA) from 2009 to 2013, and prior to leading the ONA, he was the founding Executive Director of the Lowy Institute for International Policy from 2003 to 2009.
Additionally, Allan has worked at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, serving as an Australian diplomat in Rangoon, Singapore and Washington. He was Senior Advisor (International) to Prime Minister Paul Keating between 1993 and 1996.
Mr Gyngell was appointed as an Officer in the Order of Australia in 2009 for services to international relations. In 2007, he co-authored Making Australian Foreign Policy with Michael Wesley. His most recent book, Fear of Abandonment: Australia in the World Since 1942, was released in 2017 to considerable acclaim.
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