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O'Reilly Promoting New Book, 'Forming Alliances' on Internet
Bill O'Reilly (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
Tuesday, 30 May 2017 04:10 PM
Fired from Fox News last month, Bill O'Reilly said he is looking forward to writing his latest installment in the best-selling "Killing" historical series – and hopes to spread the word with the help of an online audience.
"Killing England: The Brutal Struggle for American Independence," which focuses on the Revolutionary War era, will be published by Henry Holt and Co. on Sept. 19, according to the Associated Press on Tuesday.
The six previous books in the series, which include "Killing Lincoln," "Killing Reagan" and "Killing Kennedy," have consistently sold more than 1 million copies each in hardcover, according to the AP. The series has more than 17 million copies in print, Holt told AP.
O'Reilly told the wire service he would do whatever is needed to publicize his latest book – and is "forming alliances" with internet organizations, though no decision have been made yet, the AP reported.
"I'm not an internet person, but I realize that's the market of the future," he said, adding if people didn't like his books they wouldn't have succeeded, no matter where and how much he talked about them on air.
Meanwhile, O'Reilly asserted Fox News is unlikely to do away with embattled host Sean Hannity, saying the network cannot "handle another shake-up" after his own ouster.
Multiple advertisers withdrew from O'Reilly's show before he left, and a similar pattern has developed for Hannity in the wake of criticism for his promotion of a story involving a murdered Democratic National Committee employee.
"It's the same thing, the far left going after him, trying to get him off the air," O'Reilly said. "I think Hannity will survive, because I don't know if Fox can handle another shake-up like that."
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FILE - In this Feb. 14, 2017, file photo, a rooftop is covered with solar panels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York. The Manhattan skyline is at top. A new law signed Thursday by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sets the nation's most aggressive targets for reducing carbon emissions and is intended to drive dramatic changes over the next 30 years. It calls for all the state's electricity to come from renewable, carbon-free sources such as solar, wind and hydropower. Transportation and building heating systems would also run on clean electricity rather than oil and gas. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Solar panels on every roof. Parking meters that double as car chargers. Wind turbines towering above farm fields and ocean waves. A new law signed Thursday by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sets the nation's most aggressive targets for reducing carbon emissions and is intended to...
In this Tuesday, July 16, 2019, drone photo released by the University of Alaska Fairbanks and Alaska Center for Energy and Power, Gov. Mike Dunleavy, center rear, poses for photos in front of a Riv-Gen Power System turbine on the bank of the Kvichak River in Igiugig, Alaska. A tiny Alaska Native village is adopting an emerging technology to transform the power of a local river into a renewable energy source. (Amanda Byrd/ University Alaska Fairbanks and Alaska Center for Energy and Power via AP)
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FILE - In this March 22, 2019 file photo, the construction site of Vogtle Units 4 at the Alvin W. Vogtle Electric Generating Plant is seen, Friday, March 22, 2019 in Waynesboro, Ga. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will look at cutting back on inspections of the country's nuclear reactors. Staff recommendations made public Tuesday would reduce the time and scope of annual inspections at the nation's 90-plus nuclear power plants. Some other inspections would be cut from every two years to every three years. (Hyosub Shin/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP)
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United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres, right, follows the UAE Youth Minister, Shamma Al Mazrim as they take the stage at the opening ceremony of the United Nations climate change summit in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Sunday, June 30, 2019. (AP Photo/Kamran Jebreili)
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On a quick glance, it looks like a split verdict. As first reported by Penn Live, the Department of Revenue handed Pennsylvania casinos one loss and one win in regard to their united petition to disallow iLottery games. The online lottery games will continue, but they're being forced to alter their marketing.
Not all elements of a verdict are created equal, however, and this is really a fairly comprehensive defeat for the 13 casinos that petitioned the governor's administration. The iLottery now has to avoid certain terms in its promotional materials, but the games will remain out there, competing with the theoretically forthcoming casino-run slots.
The iLotto officially went live on May 29, launching with 11 instant win games, and casino operators see them as being very similar to slot machines, putting them in violation of the iLottery regulations.
That's like telling Starbucks they can't use the word "caffeine" on their website. As long as they're pumping as much of it in their coffee as they want, it doesn't matter what they call it.
On June 29, Revenue Secretary C. Daniel Hassell admitted in a letter to a lawyer representing the casinos that affiliates created ads using the undesirable terminology and "The Pennsylvania Lottery addressed this inaccuracy in the affiliates' graphic and language immediately." But that's not nearly good enough for the casinos, which feel the iLottery games are aping the online gambling offerings they have in the works.
For now, the PA iLottery is here to stay, and it brought in nearly $3 million in its first month. By comparison, the much more established (and larger) Michigan online lottery did $77.9 million in 2017, for an average of roughly $6.5 million per month. For Pennsylvania's program to be nearly halving that figure right out of the gate is quite the accomplishment, especially considering that Michigan only generated $18.5 million in its first full year (2015).
Suffice it to say, that whenever the first casinos get their games up and running, they'll be playing catch-up, and also fighting against an oppressive 54% tax rate on slots, and other restrictive regulations.
And they'll never be able to catch up when it comes to players who are 18, 19, or 20 years old and can get in on the iLottery action but not the casino games.
States like Michigan and Georgia have proven just how much of a windfall iLottery can generate.
Pennsylvania is a more populous state, by about 3 million people, so revenue projections should extend higher. How much will the money that citizens are putting into online lottery games cut into what casinos like Penn National, Parx, and SugarHouse could make when their games go live? It's hard to say. But the simple fact is that slots players can currently get their fix playing these very similar iLotto games powered by the same sort of random number generators that online slots depend on.
And changing the wording of your marketing isn't going to make that go away.
This was a swing and a miss by the casinos. Or, at best, it was a swing and a foul tip. It will be interesting to see whether they stay in the batter's box on this issue and keep hacking away.


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Gas station interested in Golden Nugget Pancake House site in Kettering
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The family who owns the Golden Nugget Pancake House in Kettering said they planned to reopen the restaurant at that location, but those plans could change.
GetGo, a convenience store chain owned and operated by Pittsburgh-based Giant Eagle, has submitted a preliminary proposal to the city of Kettering for the restaurant's existing site at 2932 S. Dixie Highway.
That document was provided to Kettering officials during a meeting last year, but GetGo has not given the city a formal proposal for the site, said Amy Schrimpf, Kettering economic development manager.
"They have not submitted anything official to us since then. So, we're not really aware that it's a viable project."
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Schrimpf said GetGo officials discussed aspects of a plan that do not meet city requirements. Operating hours, sign placement and access drive locations were among them, she said.
For the project to move forward, Kettering officials need a formally submitted "viable plan," according to Schrimpf.
If that were to occur, the proposal would require planning commission approval, she said.
Site plan drawings that are part of that proposal clearly show that the existing building would need to be demolished to make way for a new 6,125-square-foot convenience store and gas pumps.
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The restaurant has been closed since the day before the coronavirus-related statewide mandatory shutdown of dine-in service in March 2020.
The Dayton Daily News called Golden Nugget co-owner and spokesman John Thomas on Friday morning via Thomas Restaurant Group eateries Doubleday's Grill & Tavern and The Famous Restaurant. Thomas was not able to be reached for comment regarding the preliminary proposal submitted on behalf of Get-Go.
The Golden Nugget was founded in 1962 by Steve and Bessie Thomas. Over the years, the Thomas family opened a few more Golden Nuggets, including locations on Salem Avenue and Keowee Street on Dayton.
The current Golden Nugget was built in 2007 after a 2005 overnight fire caused by an electrical problem heavily damaged the existing building.
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They also include fuel pumps, surcharge-free ATMs, free WIFI, free air for tires, a selection of retailer gift cards and lottery tickets.
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IGTV: New Launches April 2021
It's Monday, and you know what that means? It means it's time for a new IGTV video (if I remember to do so, which I have, in fact, done so today!). This week I'm sniffing five new fragrance launches that you need to know about. They include, something pink and fruity from Moschino, something chic and contemporary from Shiseido, and something jammy and tart from Jo Malone London, plus a few more wonderful things. To watch, click here, or head below the jump for the embedded video! Enjoy!
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On Escentual: My Life in Perfume
We're kicking off a new series on Escentual – it's called 'My Life in Perfume' and in it, we ask people to share the perfumes they have worn throughout their life, from their first perfume, to the perfumes that opened their eyes to what perfumery can be. The first person featured in the series is……me! I share the fragrances that have shaped my life, from my very first loves, to the fragrances I am loving right now (there are a few embarrassing photos thrown in for good measure too). Check it out by clicking here!
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IGTV: Six Scents for Spring 2021
In my IGTV video this week, I've talking through a selection of scents to wear this spring. For me, spring is all about dusting off the cobwebs of winter and stepping out into the cool air. In this selection you'll find scents that brings you all of that, with freshness, greenery, floralcy and transparency a plenty. Check it out by clicking here or via the embedded video below!
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On Escentual: Mood-Boosting Fragrances
My Escentual column this week is all about using perfume to boost your mood. It's all positivity, happiness and confidence! Check it out:
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Perfume Review: Brioni Eau de Parfum by Brioni
Brioni is a brand known for effortless Roman chic and elegant tailoring. It has a certain ease to it. You know, that simple, stylish quality that Italian men just have? That's Brioni. The brand has had a number of fragrances over the years (all discontinued) and for 2021 they are launching a new signature fragrance: Brioni Eau de Parfum. To create this new signature, Brioni partnered with the Lalique group and worked with Robertet perfumer Michel Almairac (who has his own brand Parle Moi de Parfum), who pieced together a perfume with "few raw materials". The result is a simple and elegant perfume that feels perfectly on brand.
I'm going to start this review by telling you that Brioni Eau de Parfum, had absolutely no right being this good. Yes, I know that's a massive spoiler for how this review is going to go, but hey, I can't always keep you hooked on suspense can I? So often, mainstream masculine fragrances are cheap, dull, derivative, or all of the above, which leads one to approach something like Brioni without much excitement, but let's just say now that it is absolutely none of those things – in fact, I'd say it was luxurious, satisfying and stylish, and definitely a cut above its contemporaries.
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IGTV: New Launches March 2021
It's been a while since I did one of this new fragrance round-ups, so here is a selection of a few things that have launched during the first part of the year that are of interest. They include: H24 by Hermès, Osmanthe Kodōshān by Maison Crivelli, Molecule + by Eccentric Molecules, and more! Check it out by clicking here or via the embedded video below the jump!
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Perfume Review: Molecule + by Escentric Molecules
I've always had an affection for Escentric Molecules as a brand. In particular, I appreciate how they've demystified perfume in ways that very few brands have. By offering up single materials alongside perfumes that explore those same materials in traditional compositions, Escentric Molecules (which is the brain child of perfumer Geza Schoen) has gone a long way to educate consumers about what they're smelling. I like that – I get so tired of the bullshit in perfumery – of the mystery and magic marketed by brands who tell us their fragrances contain rare essences plucked from the butt cheeks of unicorns during a full moon….
Instead of cloak and dagger unicorn-related BS, Escentric Molecules presents something much more honest and authentic. It's a straight talking brand from a perfumer who absolutely speaks his mind. So yes, it's a brand I like and one that I find myself reaching for quite often, because not only are their fragrances intriguing (I love Escentric 04, 05 and Molecule 03 and 05, FYI) they're also incredibly wearable.
If you don't know the brand, you might still have heard of Molecule 01. This phenomenally successful fragrance, which outsells most fragrances in any store it is stocked, is simply one material diluted in alcohol. That material is Iso E Super, a warm, woody material that adds smoothness and depth when combined with other ingredients. The fact that Iso E Super plays so well with others is the inspiration for Molecule +, a new collection that explores how Iso E Super reacts when paired with another material, specifically a natural ingredient.
March 26, 2021 Escentric Molecules, Perfume Review
On Escentual: Five Everyday Fragrances
This week's Escentual column is all about easy fragrances that you can wear everyday without thinking too much about it! Check it out:
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Perfume Review: H24 by Hermès
H24 is the first masculine pillar fragrance to be launched by Hermès since Terre d'Hermès in 2006. I think we can all agree that those are some pretty big shoes to fill and I'm sure Christine Nagel, Hermès' in-house perfumer, did not approach the task lightly – standing in the shadow of Jean-Claude Ellena's modern classic must be somewhat daunting! But, Nagel seems unphased by such things and much like Ellena before her, she seems determined to put her own stamp on the olfactory style of Hermès. What was once cerebral, water colour and delicate, is now full-bodied (Myrrh Eglantine), whimsical (Twilly) and modern (L'Ombre des Merveilles). It's a big shift and H24 is a great example of how Hermès as a perfume brand has changed since its perfumer evolution.
H24 is described by Hermès as the "olfactory expression of the contemporary man, in motion, agile, vibrant, and in perfect symbiosis with his environment." Nagel has talked about how she was inspired by Hermès' artistic director of menswear, Véronique Nichanian, and the creative overlaps in their work, especially their individual relationship with materials. H24 intends to reflect the innovation and technical expertise found within Hermès' modern menswear collections, using classic materials, both natural and synthetic, to create a signature for the man that wears Hermès today. Terre d'Hermès is Jean-Claude Ellena's vision of the Hermès man in 2006 and H24 is Nagel's in 2021. As one would expect, they are two entirely different visions.
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Watch 'The Simpsons' Scathe Donald Trump in Campaign Ad – Rolling Stone
By Daniel Kreps
The Simpsons interrupted their summer vacation by posting a two-minute campaign ad that asks Springfield residents whether they would rather have Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump in the White House during a national crisis.
"It's 3 a.m. and the phone's ringing in the White House. Who do you want answering that call," the ad asks Homer and Marge Simpson. The commercial then cuts to Bill Clinton answering the phone before Hillary curtly demands that the former president hand her the receiver and stop answering the phone.
While The Simpsons don't flatly state "I'm With Her," they're extremely critical of Clinton's opponent: Trump is shown in a luxurious bedroom, up late at night tweeting about Elizabeth Warren with a book of Adolf Hitler's greatest speeches by his side.
When the Situation Room calls, Trump begrudgingly answers the phone, first demanding to his assistant, "Put my name on the Lincoln Memorial, make Chris Christie eat a worm just for laughs, disband NATO and make me some scrambled eggs on a gold plate." Trump then undertakes his hours-long process to achieve his physical appearance before facing the crisis.
The campaign ad ends with the kicker, "Paid for by Americans Who Are Really Starting to Miss Obama."
This isn't the first time The Simpsons mocked Trump this campaign season: In July 2015, Homer took a psychedelic trip through the mogul's scalp. Back in 2000, the long-running animated series predicted that America would eventually see the rise of President Trump.
'The Simpsons' has parodied political figures ranging from Bill Clinton to Arnold Schwarzenegger. Watch here.
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New security flaw in Intel chips could affect millions
Intel has revealed another hardware security flaw that could affects millions of machines around the world
New security flaw in Intel chips could affect millions Intel has revealed another hardware security flaw that could affects millions of machines around the world Check out this story on detroitnews.com: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2019/05/14/new-security-flaw-intel-chips-affect-millions/39479363/
The Associated Press Published 4:10 p.m. ET May 14, 2019 | Updated 4:12 p.m. ET May 14, 2019
Intel has revealed another hardware security flaw that could affects millions of machines around the world. The chipmaker said Tuesday, May 14, 2019, that there's no evidence of bad actors exploiting the bug, which is embedded in the architecture of computer hardware. (Photo: Richard Drew, AP, File)
Santa Clara, Calif. – Intel has revealed another hardware security flaw that could affects millions of machines around the world.
The bug is embedded in the architecture of computer hardware, and it can't be fully fixed.
"With a large enough data sample, time or control of the target system's behavior," the flaw could enable attackers to see data thought to be off-limits, Bryan Jorgensen, Intel's senior director of product assurance and security, said in a video statement.
But Intel said Tuesday there's no evidence of anyone exploiting it outside of a research laboratory. "Doing so successfully in the real world is a complex undertaking," Jorgensen said.
It's the latest revelation of a hard-to-fix vulnerability affecting processors that undergird smartphones and personal computers. Two bugs nicknamed Spectre and Meltdown set a panic in the tech industry last year.
Intel said it's already addressed the problem in its newest chips after working for months with business partners and independent researchers. It's also released code updates to mitigate the risk in older chips, though it can't be eliminated entirely without switching to newer chips.
Major tech companies Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft all released advisories Tuesday to instruct users of their devices and software, many of which rely on Intel hardware, on how to mitigate the vulnerabilities.
As companies and individual citizens increasingly sign their digital lives over to "the cloud" – an industry term for banks of servers in remote data centers – the digital gates and drawbridges keeping millions of people's data safe have come under increasing scrutiny.
In many cases, those barriers are located at the level of central processing unit, or CPU – hardware that has traditionally seen little attention from hackers. But last year the processor industry was shaken by news that Spectre and Meltdown could theoretically enable hackers to leapfrog those hardware barriers and steal some of the most securely held data on the computers involved.
Although security experts have debated the seriousness of the flaws, they are onerous and expensive to patch, and new vulnerabilities are discovered regularly.
Bogdan Botezatu, director of threat research for security firm Bitdefender, said the latest attack was another reason to question how safe users can really be in the cloud.
"This is a very, very serious type of attack," Botezatu said. "This makes me personally very, very skeptical about these hardware barriers set in place by CPU vendors."
Intel said it discovered the flaw on its own, but credited Bitdefender, several other security firms and academic researchers for notifying the company about the problem.
Botezatu said Bitdefender found the flaw because its researchers were increasingly focused on the safety and management of virtual machines, the term for one or more emulated mini-computers that can be spun up inside a larger machine – a key feature of cloud computing.
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Stop Asking 'Who Is BTS?' & Embrace Our New Boy Band Overlords
Last night the 2017 American Music Awards took place in Los Angeles, California. The ineffable Tracee Ellis Ross hosted, Diana Ross was given the Lifetime Achievement Award, Kelly Roland mispronounced former One Directioner Niall Horan's first name, Christina Aguilera covered Whitney Houston and Taylor Swift managed to stay home. It was an all around pretty pleasant time, made memorable by K-Pop all stars BTS. The group—Jin, J-Hope, RM (formerly Rap Monster), Suga, Jimin, V and Jungkook—performed, making their U.S. televised debut with their latest single, "DNA." Check it out above.
As the western pop world finally opens it's ears to the saccharine glory of manufactured Korean pop, we here at TrackRecord are happy to have a new group fill the One Direction-shaped void in our collective hearts. Plus, these guys can really dance, and who knew the world was ready for choreography? So long to the days of listless-yet-endearing flopping around on stage.
And to those who continue to ask "Who is BTS?" we say the joke is old, and meet your new boy band overlords. They aren't going anywhere.


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Get a webcam like this for your own website This live webcam looks out over one of the chair lifts at La Tania ski resort in Fance.
The webcam is located in the Kalinka appartments which has a good view of the chair lifts and shows a great deal of avtivity when the snow is there as hoards of skiers take to the chair lifts to get them up to the ski slopes. During the winter season the snow falls right down to here and this presents a lovely snow scene with the chair lifts running and people milling about all wrapped up nice and warm.
La Tania is a ski resort in the Courchevel area of Les Trois Vallees at 1400m above sea level. It was developed for the Albertville Olympics of 1992 and can be reached by road, being about 25 minutes drive from Moutiers.
We hope you have enjoyed viewing our live webcam from La Tania Ski Resort in France. Have a look at some of our other live webcams from all over the world while your visiting us too.


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from canvasapi.canvas_object import CanvasObject
from canvasapi.exceptions import RequiredFieldMissing
from canvasapi.poll_submission import PollSubmission
from canvasapi.util import combine_kwargs, obj_or_id

class PollSession(CanvasObject):
    def __str__(self):
        return "{} ({})".format(self.poll_id, self.id)

    def close(self, **kwargs):
        """
        Close a poll session to answers based on the poll id.

        :calls: `GET /api/v1/polls/:poll_id/poll_sessions/:id/close \
        <https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/poll_sessions.html#method.polling/poll_sessions.close>`_

        :returns: :class:`canvasapi.poll_session.PollSession`
        """
        response = self._requester.request(
            "GET",
            "polls/{}/poll_sessions/{}/close".format(self.poll_id, self.id),
            _kwargs=combine_kwargs(**kwargs),
        )
        return PollSession(self._requester, response.json()["poll_sessions"][0])

    def create_submission(self, poll_submissions, **kwargs):
        """
        Create a new poll submission for this poll session.

        :calls: `POST /api/v1/polls/:poll_id/poll_sessions/:poll_session_id/poll_submissions \
        <https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/poll_submissions.html#method.polling/poll_submissions.create>`_

        :param poll_submissions: List of arguments. poll_choice_id (required int): Chosen poll \
        choice for this submission.
        :type poll_submissions: list

        :rtype: :class:`canvasapi.poll_submission.PollSubmission`
        """
        if (
            isinstance(poll_submissions, list)
            and isinstance(poll_submissions[0], dict)
            and "poll_choice_id" in poll_submissions[0]
        ):
            kwargs["poll_submissions"] = poll_submissions
        else:
            raise RequiredFieldMissing(
                "Dictionary with key 'poll_choice_id is required."
            )

        response = self._requester.request(
            "POST",
            "polls/{}/poll_sessions/{}/poll_submissions".format(self.poll_id, self.id),
            _kwargs=combine_kwargs(**kwargs),
        )
        return PollSubmission(self._requester, response.json()["poll_submissions"][0])

    def delete(self, **kwargs):
        """
        Delete a single poll session, based on the session id.

        :calls: `DELETE /api/v1/polls/:poll_id/poll_sessions/:id \
        <https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/poll_sessions.html#method.polling/poll_sessions.destroy>`_

        :returns: True if the deletion was successful, false otherwise.

        :rtype: bool
        """
        response = self._requester.request(
            "DELETE",
            "polls/{}/poll_sessions/{}".format(self.poll_id, self.id),
            _kwargs=combine_kwargs(**kwargs),
        )
        return response.status_code == 204

    def get_submission(self, poll_submission, **kwargs):
        """
        Returns the poll submission with the given id.

        :calls: `GET /api/v1/polls/:poll_id/poll_sessions/:poll_session_id/poll_submissions/:id \
        <https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/poll_submissions.html#method.polling/poll_submissions.show>`_

        :param poll_submission: Takes a poll submission id (int) or object.
        :type poll_submission: int or :class:`canvasapi.poll_submission.PollSubmission`

        :rtype: :class:`canvasapi.poll_submission.PollSubmission`
        """
        poll_submission_id = obj_or_id(
            poll_submission, "poll_submission", (PollSubmission,)
        )

        response = self._requester.request(
            "GET",
            "polls/{}/poll_sessions/{}/poll_submissions/{}".format(
                self.poll_id, self.id, poll_submission_id
            ),
            _kwargs=combine_kwargs(**kwargs),
        )
        return PollSubmission(self._requester, response.json()["poll_submissions"][0])

    def open(self, **kwargs):
        """
        Open a poll session to answers based on the poll id.

        :calls: `GET /api/v1/polls/:poll_id/poll_sessions/:id/open \
        <https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/poll_sessions.html#method.polling/poll_sessions.open>`_

        :returns: :class:`canvasapi.poll_session.PollSession`
        """
        response = self._requester.request(
            "GET",
            "polls/{}/poll_sessions/{}/open".format(self.poll_id, self.id),
            _kwargs=combine_kwargs(**kwargs),
        )
        return PollSession(self._requester, response.json()["poll_sessions"][0])

    def update(self, poll_session, **kwargs):
        """
        Update an existing poll session for a poll based on poll id.

        :calls: `PUT /api/v1/polls/:poll_id/poll_sessions/:id \
        <https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/poll_sessions.html#method.polling/poll_sessions.update>`_

        :param poll_session: List of arguments. course_id (required): id of the course for the
            session, course_section_id (optional): id of the course section for this session,
            has_public_results (optional): whether the results are viewable by students.
        :type poll_session: list

        :rtype: :class:`canvasapi.poll_session.PollSession`
        """
        if (
            isinstance(poll_session, list)
            and isinstance(poll_session[0], dict)
            and "course_id" in poll_session[0]
        ):
            kwargs["poll_session"] = poll_session
        else:
            raise RequiredFieldMissing("Dictionary with key 'course_id' is required.")

        response = self._requester.request(
            "PUT",
            "polls/{}/poll_sessions/{}".format(self.poll_id, self.id),
            _kwargs=combine_kwargs(**kwargs),
        )
        return PollSession(self._requester, response.json()["poll_sessions"][0])

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I've been busy in real life, and haven't had time to update this blog since last week's thoughts on my new iPod Touch.
Today's recipe is one that I reconstructed from one of my favorite soups at a local restaurant chain, Bertucci's. This is a nice place for a good meal, and I like their Caesar salad, Tuscan chicken wing appetizer, and their sausage soup, and it is the soup that I'm going to share with you.
I'm not sure what made me order the soup the first time I did, but I've ordered it many times since. I think what appeals to me is the soup's inherent simplicity.
In the recipe below, I add diced tomatoes to be more in line with Bertucci's recipe, but when I make it on my own, I tend to leave them out, as I don't feel that they add much to the soup. Feel free to include or exclude them.
In a dutch oven on medium-high heat, add olive oil (enough to cover the bottom of the pot). When oil is hot, add sausage meat in small quantities until cooked.
Add chicken broth and raise heat to high until broth boils. Add whole basil leaves and chopped tomatoes to broth and lower heat to medium-low. Cover and simmer for about 20 minutes.
To serve, add about a quarter cup of rice to each soup bowl, and then add the soup to the rice. Sprinkle the top of the soup with some mozzarella cheese.


Abstract: In this work, we leverage the linear algebraic structure of distributed word representations to automatically extend knowledge bases and allow a machine to learn new facts about the world. Our goal is to extract structured facts from corpora in a simpler manner, without applying classifiers or patterns, and using only the co-occurrence statistics of words. We demonstrate that the linear algebraic structure of word embeddings can be used to reduce data requirements for methods of learning facts. In particular, we demonstrate that words belonging to a common category, or pairs of words satisfying a certain relation, form a low-rank subspace in the projected space. We compute a basis for this low-rank subspace using singular value decomposition (SVD), then use this basis to discover new facts and to fit vectors for less frequent words which we do not yet have vectors for.


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LIST OF ACTIVE MONTREAL & CANADIAN GROUPS WORKING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
Here is a partial list of groups, both Muslim and non Muslim, who are working for social justice in Canada. Please submit information on your group to montrealnews@gmail.com
(updated constantly)
Muslim/Arab
http://www.muslimcouncil.org - Muslim Council Of Montreal
http://cfmc-fmc.org - Canadian Muslim Women's Committee
http://www.macnet.ca - Muslim Association Of Canada
http://www.imopa.ca/ - Info Montreal-Palestine
Website For Action Committee for Non-Status Algerians
http://www.justicenow.ca/ - Canadian Muslims For Peace And Justice (National)
http://www.caircan.ca - Canadian office the Council of American Islamic Relations (Ottawa)
http://www.canadianislamiccongress.com/ - Canadian Islamic Congress (Waterloo)
http://www.kashmiri-cc.ca/ - Kashmiri - Canadian Council (Toronto)
The Coalition of Canadian Arab Professional and Community Associations - cpcottawa@msn.com (Ottawa)
http://www.caf.ca/ - Canadian Arab Federation - Phone: 416 493 8635 (Toronto)
http://www.msa-natl.org/ - The Muslim Student's Association of the United States and Canada
http://www.sphr.org/ - Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights (Montreal)
http://www.msa-natl.org/resources/Relief_Orgs.html#Can - Partial List of Canadian Muslim relief organizations
http://www.youngmuslims.ca/ - Young Muslims
http://www.theambition.com/ - The Ambition. Journal for Young Muslims in Canada
http://www.radioislam.ca/ - Radio Islam
http://www.icnacanada.org/ - ICNA Canada
Canadian Council For Refugees Publishes Information Pamphlet: "Feeling the Chill: Discrimination against Muslims and Arabs in Canada"
http://www.equity.law.mcgill.ca/ - Equity/Access Research Group!
http://canadiandemocraticmovement.ca/ - Canadian Democracy Movement, a grassroots group of Canadians who are highlighting the need for governmental, electoral and trade reforms in Canada.
http://www.waronterrorismwatch.ca/ - War On Terrorism Watch Website. Website dedicated to
monitoring the measures governments in Canada and the Western world have
taken in the name of the "war on terrorism."
http://www.vivelecanada.ca/ - The mission of Vive le Canada is to involve Canadians in grassroots efforts to protect and improve Canadian national sovereignty and democracy, especially using existing and emerging communications tools.
http://www.povnet.org/ - Poverty In Canada
http://www.diversityofvoices.ca/ - a site created by former publisher, editors and directors of Southam Inc.
http://www.media-awareness.ca/ - If you are interested in media education and media issues, this site is for you!
http://www.geocities.com/wtcresponse_mtl/ - Montreal's Coalition Against War-hysteria & Racism
http://www.canadians.org/ - Council of Canadians
http://www.crosscanadapeaceproject.ca/ - Cross Canada Peace Project
http://www.canadianactionparty.ca/ - Canada Action Party
http://www.policyalternatives.ca/ - Canadian Centre For Policy Alternatives
http://www.nologo.org/ - No Logo
http://www.ufp.qc.ca/ - l'Union des forces progressistes
http://www.canadianliberty.bc.ca/ - Defense of Canadian Liberty
http://www.alternatives.ca/ - Alternatives Action and Communication Network for Social Development
http://bam.tao.ca/ - Bio Tech Action Montreal: A working group of QPIRG-UQAM with a mandate
to inform and educate the public about the risks associated with genetically modified organisms (GMO), especially those that are used in the production of food.
http://www.tao.ca/~cobp/ - Collective Opposed to Police Brutality
http://www.equiterre.qc.ca/ - Équiterre (from the French words for equity and earth) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting ecological, socially just choices through action, education and research from a standpoint that embraces social justice, economic solidarity and the defence of the environment.
http://concordia.pirg.ca/ - Quebec Public Interest Research Group at Concordia University. QPIRG is an umbrella organization of students, community activists, researchers and educators working together cooperatively. Our goal is to sensitize the community to social and environmental issues concerning Montréalers. We believe that change is possible and worthwhile. See also McGill QPIRG at http://ssmu.mcgill.ca/qpirg/ and UQAM at http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/grip/
http://www.corpwatch.org/ - CORP Watch, Holding Corporations Accountable
http://www.peaceandhumanrights.org/ - International Society For Peace and Human Rights
http://www.asian.ca/redress/ - Chinese Head Tax & Exclusion Act Redress in Canada
http://www.afn.ca/ - Assembly of First Nations - A website by the original peoples of this land.
http://www.crr.ca/EN/General/Links/eLnkHome.htm - An impressive collection of link of Canadian organizations.
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A worn and fractured rail along train tracks through Ellicott City caused the coal train derailment that killed two women in 2012, the National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday.
In its final report on the accident, the NTSB said it found evidence that the section of CSX Transportation rail showed signs of "gradual deterioration of the rail-head surface" from passing trains.
The finding makes official preliminary conclusions about a rail break contributing to the accident that were released in a docket of investigatory documents last month.
The break in the rail was several hundred feet from where 19-year-old college students Rose Louese Mayr and Elizabeth Conway Nass, both graduates of Mount Hebron High School, were seated on an overpass that carries the railroad above Main Street.
Mayr and Nass were trespassing at the time of the incident, as the bridge is part of the railroad's right-of-way. The NTSB said their presence next to the tracks "placed them in harm's way" but "did not contribute to the derailment in any way."
The two women's parents have said they are considering litigation against CSX unless the railroad offers a public apology for the incident and a financial settlement.
Ronald Goldman, the parents' attorney, said Thursday that the families were "deeply disappointed" with the NTSB report, in part because it "fails to go further" in making recommendations that would force real change in the railroad industry.
"We have had investigation after investigation of defective track that leads to derailments, but nobody's doing the hard work that I think needs to be done to determine how they can prevent track from becoming defective in the first place," Goldman said. "They should do investigations and studies to determine if rails should be life-limited. We haven't done that hard work. They do it in aviation, but not in rail."
In a statement, CSX largely stuck to comments it has made before: that its sympathies remain with the families, that it values and is committed to safety, and that it follows all federal regulations and its own internal policies.
"We are evaluating the conclusions and look forward to applying lessons learned through the investigation to further enhance our ability to prevent such incidents in the future," the company said of the NTSB investigation.
The NTSB report found that CSX had been conducting routine inspections of local tracks, including ultrasonic testing more frequently than is required by federal regulations, in part because of a "history of rail defects" in the area and an "increase in tonnage due to a rise in coal traffic over the previous years."
The report also found stress on the tracks was "relatively high" at the time of the failure.
"The high stresses likely resulted from a worn rail head that was approaching levels for scheduled replacement combined with poor ballast conditions and high axle loads," the NTSB found. "These conditions produce defects that can grow relatively quickly and can fail at a relatively small size."
The last ultrasonic test for internal rail flaws in the area occurred Aug. 3, 2012, 17 days before the accident, the NTSB investigation found, but "no defective rails were marked near the derailment area." Defects were noted along other sections of the more than 15 miles of track studied.
The derailment sent 21 train cars off the tracks, seven of which landed in a nearby parking lot. Damage was estimated at $1.9 million. Mayr and Nass were asphyxiated after being buried in coal from an overturned car on the overpass.
According to the NTSB report, the pair had climbed over "a short wooden fence" sometime before midnight on the cool summer night to enter the restricted area. In line with local speculation at the time, the report also notes that Mayr and Nass were "seen consuming alcoholic beverages prior to the accident."
At the time of their autopsies by the medical examiner, the report said, the two women had ethanol in the vitreous fluid of their eyes equivalent to blood- alcohol levels of 0.05 percent and 0.03 percent. The report did not ascribe the levels to the women individually. At those levels, the women would have been able to drive were they of legal age to drink.
Goldman said it was "offensive" to mention alcohol in the report at all, calling it a "deflection of responsibility away from CSX" that would cause the families more distress.
"It had nothing to do whatsoever with this accident. They were not under the influence of alcohol in any legal sense of the word. They were sitting quietly," he said. "Many, many, many people routinely go to that area because it's beautiful, it's scenic, it's part of the town, part of the culture."
Eric Weiss, an NTSB spokesman, said the report was a "thorough, factual" accounting of the derailment, which he called a "tragedy." The agency noted in the report that CSX installed chain-link fencing along its right-of-way in the area after the derailment, where no fencing had existed before.
The accident drew a large emergency response and shut down the community for days amid a large-scale cleanup, including environmental assessments of coal contamination in the nearby Patapsco River.
The NTSB found the accident mirrored two others involving Norfolk Southern Railway trains derailing because of wear leading to broken rails, one in Pennsylvania in 2006 and another in Ohio in July 2012, just a month before the Ellicott City derailment.
In September 2012, as a result of the three accidents, the Federal Railroad Administration formed a "Rail Safety Advisory Committee" to study the effects of wear on tracks. That group released recommendations, reached with industry consensus, in April.
Last week, the FRA distributed new guidelines based on the findings, which the NTSB called "a substantial effort to significantly reduce broken rail accidents due to rolling contact fatigue, and provide improvements for better management of the industry risk management programs."
The guidelines make various recommendations to railroads, including that they form new "rail failure prevention programs" that tighten reviews of tracks, establish better protocols for addressing rail wear, improve record keeping and create guidelines for "rail service life monitoring."
The NTSB cited those recommendations in lieu of creating new ones based solely on the Ellicott City incident. CSX said that it participated in the study group and that the recommendations are part of its "commitment to continuous improvement in safety."
The NTSB said it will also hold a public forum next year to educate the public about the dangers of entering a railroad right-of-way. It noted that 476 pedestrians died in 2013 as a result of railway trespass, according to Operation Lifesaver, a railroad-funded safety awareness organization.
Goldman, the parents' attorney, called the forum a good step, but said the recommendations and the NTSB's overall investigation fall short.
"The NTSB is doing the same thing over and over. They're looking at the defective track and saying, 'Well that's what caused it, and we're making recommendations how to better inspect and detect once the defect has occurred.' We are saying, 'Not good enough,' " Goldman said. "This accident needs to have a deeper investigation."
Goldman said it "doesn't take a rocket scientist" to know that metal rails under stress should be phased out after a certain amount of time, not repaired or replaced as they fail.
Ed Dobranetski, a former chief NTSB rail accident investigator in the region, said he also was disappointed with his former agency's report, which he said should have included more detail about fractures discovered along the CSX rail line, accident-related markings found on the wheels of the train and how both related to the derailment. He also wanted more information on the circumstances surrounding Nass' and Mayr's deaths, such as a look at the frequency of trespassing in the area and CSX's efforts to stop it.
Both Goldman and Dobranetski said the case would have benefited from a full public hearing where NTSB investigators would have to answer questions on their findings, but no such hearing was scheduled.
Defending the agency, Weiss cited the hundreds of pages published in the case docket, which are full of technical details not found in the final report.


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Q: JAVA draw regular polygon I am looking for an algorithm to draw regular polygon like triangle, quadrangle, pentagon, hexagon etc.
I guess it`s basically dealing with the fact that all polygon points are located on the line of the circle.
What`s the algorithm to calculate those N points for Polygon object?
After drawing a regular polygon I need to draw another regular polygon based on the first one but rotated by K degrees.

A: Use sin and cos:
double theta = 2 * Math.PI / sides;
for (int i = 0; i < sides; ++i) {
    double x = Math.cos(theta * i);
    double y = Math.sin(theta * i);
    // etc...
}

To rotate just add a constant offset to the angle, i.e. theta * i + offset.

A: The vertices of an N-vertex polygon are located at the angles
(2*Math.PI*K)/N

where K goes from 0 to N-1, inclusive. The vertical coordinate can be calculated as a sine of the angle times the radius of the circumcircle; the horizontal coordinate is calculated the same way, except you need to multiply the radius by the cosine of the angle.
In order to turn your polygon by X degrees, convert X to radians, and add the result to the angle in the formula, like this:
(2*Math.PI*K)/N + Xrad

Finally, since the origin of the screen is in one of the corners, only a portion of your polygon is going to be visible. To avoid this, add an offset equal to the position of the circumcircle's center to each coordinate that you calculate.

A: sin, cos, radius, 2*PI / number of sides and a loop

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