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Chris Leslie Cropredy 2019 Interview
Darren Beech with Chris Leslie
Well, as we always say, it would not be Cropredy without our annual Chris Leslie interview.
Darren Beech and Paul Johnson tracked Mr. Leslie down on the Friday, luckily just before he was about to do a runner in the pink buggy to go off and do a gig with the 'Banana Splits'.
In the interview, we talk about how the act of walking fuels the art of song-writing, the process of writing the 'what Chris Leslie has been up to piece' for the Cropredy programme each year and how this year's article conjured up the visions and words of the John Tams version of Ewan MacColl's 'The Manchester Rambler'.
We also talk about the 'Fairport Extension' set, why Fairport are the best backing band in the world, the much loved and dearly missed Maart, we revisit the 25th Anniversary 1992 Cropredy year and remember when Robert Plant played a very special set as part of that celebration.
The interview should start playing automatically, if not click on the play button below to listen.
https://folking.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Chris-Lesley-Cropredy-2019-final-edit.mp3
Artist's website: http://www.chrislesliemusic.co.uk/
Posted on August 17, 2019 August 18, 2019 Author folkmasterCategories Audio Interviews, VideoTags Chris Leslie, Cropredy 2019, Darren Beech, Fairport Convention, John Tams, Led Zeppelin, Maartin Allcock, Paul Johnson, Robert Plant, The Manchester Rambler
John Jones Interview + June Tabor & Oysterband Oct/ Nov Tour Dates
Paul Johnson and Darren Beech catch up with John Jones after Oysterband closed the Saturday night of New Forest Folk Festival 2019.
We talk about the closing set on the Saturday night, the wonderful crowd singing and how they embraced the show, setting a festival record with the most people standing and making 'one' audience.
We discuss the anthem songs like a 'A River Runs, Everywhere I Go, We Could Leave Right Now', what effect they have on people and how the audience has come to create the refrain.
John discusses the recent Danish Folk Prize Award and we chat about how the band has been embraced by Europe over the years.
We talk about the June Tabor and Oysterband – 'Fire and Fleet' 15 date tour in October and November and John also hints of a new Oysterband song that is due to be released soon based to an Ian Telfer Lyric.
https://folking.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/john-jones-new-forest-folk-fest-2019-final-edit.mp3
Artist's website: http://www.oysterband.co.uk/
UK TOUR DATES 2019 – June Tabor and Oysterband.
THU 24 OCTOBER — NORWICH OPEN
FRI 25 OCTOBER — BRISTOL ST GEORGE'S
SAT 26 OCTOBER — SALISBURY CITY HALL
SUN 27 OCTOBER — LEICESTER DE MONTFORT HALL
WED 30 OCTOBER — CARDIFF TRAMSHED
THU 31 OCTOBER — SOUTHPORT ATKINSON
FRI 01 NOVEMBER — LEEDS TOWN HALL
SAT 02 NOVEMBER — THE GATESHEAD SAGE
SUN 03 NOVEMBER — WARWICK ARTS CENTRE
FRI 08 NOVEMBER — MANCHESTER RNCM
SAT 09 NOVEMBER — CLITHEROE GRAND
TUE 12 NOVEMBER — CHELTENHAM TOWN HALL
WED 13 NOVEMBER — EXETER TOWN HALL
THU 14 NOVEMBER — ISLINGTON UNION CHAPEL
FRI 15 NOVEMBER — SEVENOAKS STAG THEATRE
Posted on July 17, 2019 July 17, 2019 Author folkmasterCategories Audio InterviewsTags A River Runs, Danish Folk Prize, Darren Beech, Everywhere I Go, Fire and Fleet, John Jones, June Tabor, Lewis Beech, New Forest Folk Festival, Oysterband, Paul Johnson, We Could Leave Right Now
Peter Knight Interview
Paul Johnson and Darren Beech caught up with Peter Knight after Gigspanner Big Band closed the Friday night of New Forest Folk Festival 2019.
We talk to Peter about the early days of Gigspanner, how the idea came about, Peter's ethos for music, what he looks for in his musical relationships and how he approaches his new projects since Steeleye Span.
There is a very funny interlude, when the one and only Hugh Crabtree makes an appearance with a bottle of wine. We also talk to Peter's about John Spiers, how the partnership came together, Peter's workshops and the Gigspanner Big Band.
https://folking.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Peter-Knight-at-NFF-final-edit.mp3
Artist's website: https://www.peterknight.net/
Posted on July 11, 2019 December 22, 2019 Author folkmasterCategories Audio InterviewsTags Darren Beech, Gigspanner, Gigspanner Big Band, Hugh Crabtree, John Spiers, Lewis Beech, New Forest Folk Festival, Paul Johnson, Peter Knight, Peter Knight's Gigspanner
Bruce Springsteen – Western Stars (Columbia)
Photo credit: Rob Demartin
Released today, Western Stars is Bruce Springsteen's 19th studio album. A beautiful sweeping soundscape, which for me musically, conjures up the image of a rancher looking out over a large expanse of a Western dusty land. Stallions gently whicker to the sound of a transistor radio, playing sweeping Southern California pop records from the late '60s and early '70s.
Its beautifully laid back, with themes of distance, travel, dusty highways, reflection and wanderlust. The opening track 'Hitch Hikin' gets under the skin of that 'rolling stone' spirit that Springsteen does so well, the characters that pick him up, the observations that are made along the way. Like the photos and mementos from a loved one on the dashboard or hanging from the rear-view mirror. The stories that are told on the ride, by the different faces of the drivers and the appreciation shared for the vehicle which bonds the strangers in some connected way.
'The Wayfarer' follows with itchy feet and a strings section to put distance between this town and the next, a tale of night travel when most are at rest, the 'wheels hissing up the highway spinning round and round' and dreams of moving on 'When I go to sleep, I can't count sheep for the white lines in my head'. There is a sense of longing and looking for that 'one that got away' as brass heralds the call for what is longingly missing as organ fades out.
Things then pick up a pace as the clicking percussion wheels on the tracks lead in to 'Tucson Train' with horn section announcing its arrival. Its probably the most 'what you would expect a Springsteen track to sound like' one on the album but then again, Western Stars is not your typical Springsteen album which makes it special. It's a song of regret and 'fighting hard over nothing' and perhaps reconciliation is in the narrative as the words 'my baby is coming in on the Tucson Train' suggest.
'Somewhere North of Nashville' with its stripped back feel could have fitted well on The Ghost of Old Tom Joad album as it tries to recall that misplaced melody, somewhere down that lost highway, tallying up all the things that could have been done differently or better. As I said earlier, Springsteen digs lyrically deep on this record and perhaps there is no better example than 'Stones'. Family and relationship, emotionally delivered 'I woke up this morning with stones in my mouth – you said those were only the lies you told me', just fantastic, interlaced with pining Orchestral strings.
"This record is a return to my solo recordings featuring character driven songs and sweeping, cinematic orchestral arrangements," says Springsteen. "It's a jewel box of a record."
The 13 tracks of Western Stars were recorded chiefly at Springsteen's home studio in New Jersey, with additional recording in California and New York. Ron Aniello produced Western Stars with Springsteen and the album was mixed by Tom Elmhirst with contributions from more than 20 other players.
A many faceted, sublime body of work from the 'Boss', evoking a Nashville tinged sadness of nostalgia, mystery love, distance, the road and endless highways and cinematic open desert spaces. Its sweeping range of American themes are musically set to orchestral arrangements of strings, horns and pedal steel and grounded in themes of seclusion, community, home, hard work, family and hope. Its a real treasure to be treasured.
Darren Beech
'Western Stars' track listing…
Hitch Hikin'
The Wayfarer
Tucson Train
Sleepy Joe's Café
Drive Fast (The Stuntman)
Chasin' Wild Horses
Somewhere North of Nashville
There Goes My Miracle
Moonlight Motel
Posted on June 14, 2019 December 22, 2019 Author folkmasterCategories CD Reviews, VideoTags Bruce Springsteen, Darren Beech, Hello Sunshine, Ron Aniello, The Ghost of Old Tom Joad, There Goes My Miracle, Tom Elmhirst, Tucson Train, Western Stars
The Men They Couldn't Hang – Cook-A-Hoop + Skeggy Interview
I sit here two weeks after The Great British Folk Festival with a Whitstable Bay Organic Ale in hand and I'm in good company as I have the new The Men They Couldn't Hang – Cook-A-Hoop vinyl spinning on my turntable.
The album has made quite a journey from when it was first given to me by the band back stage after the interview we did in the early hours of Sunday 2nd December. The vinyl started its journey on top of a pizza box as Cush insisted it came along to the Oysterband back stage gathering (The MEN were playing on REDS stage outside of the Skyline Pavilion and Oysterband were in the Centre Stage complex and on at the same time). Like us, the new album couldn't find its way there either as everything was locked up. It took 20 minutes in the rain with TMTCH in tow to realise that the best destination was now 109 Gull Court in The Keys area of Butlins Skeggy. This was the place where the album, the half-eaten pizza's, The MEN and us hangers-on could be reunited with some more alcohol. However, not all of us made it to 109 Gull Court as the pizza was offloaded on to Simon Care who happened to be wandering past at 2am in the morning on his way to bed.
Anyway, I digress… so let's get back to the fantastic new album and that late-night folking TMTCH interview.
Cook-A-Hoop has thirteen tracks, two instrumentals, and eleven songs, five written by Paul Simmonds, three by Swill and three by Cush. Cook-A-Hoop is both minimalist and musically expansive.
The songs start with 'Sirens', with revolution and a call to arms Pogue-MEN-Style followed by an escapism tale imagined at the speed of an 'Arrow' flight. Then a tremolo panther prowls, like a young Bobby Seale and gives his greeting by way of Sunday Soul 'Salutations' with trumpet heralding in the arrival of Marvin.
Next, 'Three Ships Sailing' haul away, plundering oceans, flying colours with far of canon-shot drum beat judging distance. While half the world is living on 'Pone', the unleavened maize bread, this rocking song with mental saxophone and growling vocals shoves it down your throat and reminds us that some people don't have a choice.
Mantle then shrouds the tale of 'The Queen of Crows' who surveys the night to gentle pining fiddle. We journey then to the city of the 'Archangel', riding on camels, playing snake charmer grooves, telling tales of devils, demons and shotgun shacks.
Finally, Cush gives us a 'Kings Street Serenade' in green bomber jacket, and tight drainpipe trousers. A homage to the glory days of Joe Strummer, Pogue Mohon and being in heaven.
So, to sum the album up… Right Time, Right Place, Right Song. All packaged up in 'The Amazing Carrier Bag' of broken dreams and Brexit chaos.
Yes, its classic MEN, so if you're already a fan, you'll love it. If you're not yet, then you are in for a treat as it stands shoulder to shoulder with the best of the rest of the back catalogue of 9 studio albums and over 139 songs.
Paul Simmonds has songs pouring out of him at the moment and Swill and Cush are on top song writing form. So, strap yourself in, fasten your seatbelts, you're in for a TMTCH Cock-A-Hoop roller coaster of a ride of an album. The MEN continue to be, not just a band of brothers who have stuck together for 35 years through thick and thin but also a group that have survived their time and forged a new musical strength out of the political, blood, sweat and tears of their glorious musical past.
However, the biggest revelation of all is that Swill wished he had written Bat out of Hell!
Here is the interview that Paul Johnson and Darren Beech recorded with TMTCH after the show.
https://folking.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/MTCH-SKEGG.mp3
Artists' website: https://www.tmtch.co.uk/
Here is the video from the Gosport and Fareham Festival in 2008 that we mentioned in the interview.
Posted on December 16, 2018 January 27, 2019 Author folkmasterCategories Audio Interviews, CD ReviewsTags Billy Abbott, Cook-A-Hoop, Darren Beech, Paul Johnson, Paul Simmonds, Phil Odgers, Ricky McGuire, Stefan Cush, The Men They Couldn't Hang, Tom Spencer
Winter Union Bring December Tour Tidings of Comfort & Joy
Well they say Christmas is a special time of year for a Winter Union, when magical things happen, and this year's Great British Folk Festival is no exception.
There was Darren and I merrily covering this year's Skegness outing and we happened across Winter Union, a wonderful, hugely talented 'folk super group' and all round lovely bunch of chums from the folk scene, who treated us to a fantastic opening afternoon festive set on 'REDS stage' yesterday.
Winter Union comprises of Ben Savage, Katriona Gilmore, Jade Rhiannon, Hannah Saunders and Jamie Roberts, who are now in their 4th year as a festive get together.
This was the first date of their 2018 December tour. They played a stunning festive set, mixing traditional Christmas songs with an added blue grass lilt. Darren and I could not let this amazing sleigh ride pass us by without hopping on for an after gig chat in the bar. We also explored Ben Savage's (or babe as I called him in a text typo) tale of 'Christmas Ball Balls'.
This is what they had to say…..
https://folking.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Winter_Union2018_take1.mp3
Artist Website: https://www.facebook.com/winterunion/
Posted on December 2, 2018 December 22, 2018 Author folkmasterCategories Audio Interviews, VideoTags Ben Savage, Darren Beech, Hannah Saunders, Jade Rhiannon, Jamie Roberts, Katriona Gilmore, Paul Johnson, Winter Union


Conventional tool path generation algorithms are usually dependent to the surface geometry and thus case-sensitive. A specific tool path planning method for regular parametric surfaces cannot directly handle a triangular mesh surface, and vice versa. Presented in this paper is a unified digital image representation of a surface, along with a general process of tool path generation and optimization directly based on such representation. Regarding different objectives and utilities, three typical digital images are introduced to represent a projectable surface. Each digital image induces a uniform discrete scalar/vector field indicating the surface geometric property, which can be further applied to the cutter contact curve generation, tool orientation determination, and the cutting simulation tasks. Preliminary examples give a sneak peek of the capability of the proposed method. It is observed that, instead of utilizing geometry-based algorithm, some global optimization task of the tool path is transformed into finding a proper convolutional kernel and its parameter for the image processing. Though more investigation is worth spending in the future, the proposed approach inaugurates a standard and effective way to facilitate the tool path generation and optimization task for surface machining.
This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant no. 51805260) and the National Natural Science Foundation of China and China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (Grant No. U1537209).


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Leon Bridges (born Todd Michael Bridges on July 13, 1989 in Fort Worth, Texas) is a soul and R&B singer who hit the scene in 2015 with the release of his first album, called Coming Home; it was named one of the 50 Best Albums of 2015 by Rolling Stone. His early singles, "Coming Home," and "Better Man," a vintage doo-wop number, got him major radio airplay. Leon's old-school sound and fashion sense have set him apart from the pack, with comparisons to Otis Redding and Sam Cooke. In December 2015, Leon performed on the Ryan Gosling-hosted episode of Saturday Night Live, performing both "Smooth Sailin" and River."
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Six months before signing with Columbia Records, Leon was a dishwasher at a restaurant in Fort Worth, Texas. The transition was so quick that he printed and signed his contract at a local Staples, after stopping to eat some Chipotle and watch Adventure Time first.

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She is survived by her daughters, Carol Gilmore, Karen DeVille, Tessa Hymel and Patricia Dominique; grandchildren, Angela Baker Chantele Ryan, David Baker, Jason Tucker and Joel Barrios, Sadie Dominique, Jade Hymel, Trey Tucker and Trevor Tucker; 12 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Pansy DeAngelo and Grace Warrins.
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One dead as Palmeiras fans riot after CWC defeat to Chelsea
A man was shot dead during a riot on Saturday after trouble broke out among Palmeiras fans who had watched their team lose to English club Chelsea in the final of the CWC.
A man was shot dead during a riot on Saturday after trouble broke out among Palmeiras fans who had watched their team lose to English club Chelsea in the final of the FIFA Club World Cup, Brazilian police said.
The man, who police said was an off-duty prison guard, was shot outside Palmeiras' stadium in Sao Paulo, where thousands of fans had gathered to watch the match on big screens.
"There were some outbreaks of fighting among fans, which unleashed a riot and a man was shot," a military police statement said.
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Images will be analyzed to identify others involved in the riots, police said. Police continued to patrol the area to prevent any new disturbances.
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Home » Festival Guide » Films » To Dust
USA | 90 MINUTES | English | (No Subtitles) subtitles
TO DUST
, Drama, Comedy, New York, NY Director(s), First Time Filmmaker
Grieving the recent death of his wife, Shmuel (Geza Rohrig), a Hasidic cantor in upstate New York, struggles to make peace with his loss. After a series of disturbing dreams, he grows increasingly obsessed with how her interred body will decay. Shmuel decides that, in order to move on, he must understand the science behind the decomposition process of his wife's body—despite the blasphemy inherent in any scientific inquiry. To assist his sinful pursuit, he seeks out Albert (Matthew Broderick), a community-college biology professor who Shmuel enlists to teach informal science lessons. These soon grow to include homemade experiments and a road trip to a body farm, and, as their macabre misadventures and unlikely friendship grow ever more peculiar, the odd couple prove they will stop at nothing to satiate their curiosity and, ultimately, find Shmuel the peace he seeks. Director Shawn Snyder's dark buddy comedy is a quirky look at death, biology, mourning, and tradition.
After the Premiere Screening: Tribeca Film Institute will host a conversation with writer/director Shawn Snyder, producers Emily Mortimer, Alessandro Nivolo and Ron Perlman, cast members Géza Röhrig and Matthew Broderick, and forensic anthropologist Dr. Dawnie Steadman. Moderated by Scientific American senior features editor Jen Schwartz. Hosted by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
Directed by Shawn Snyder
In 2016, Shawn Snyder was named one of Filmmaker Magazine's "25 New Faces of Independent Film." He received a bachelor's degree in religion from Harvard and spent his twenties as an itinerant singer-songwriter before going on to study filmmaking at New York University. To Dust, his first feature, was supported by Tribeca, Sundance, the Sloan Foundation, and the Independent Filmmaker Project.
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Géza Röhrig, Matthew Broderick
Matthew Broderick is a two-time Tony award-winning actor. His performance in Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song Trilogy won him the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Supporting Actor. Broderick won his first Tony Award for Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs and his second Tony for the Broadway revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Broderick has starred in blockbuster movies including Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Glory, War Games, and Disney's The Lion King. On television, Broderick has appeared on Modern Family, 30 Rock, and David Mamet's A Life in the Theater, for which he received an Emmy nomination.
Emily Mortimer is an award winning actor and producer. Her collaborations with Martin Scorsese include Hugo and Shutter Island. She starred in Woody Allen's Match Point. Emily won an Independent Spirit Award for Nicole Holofcener's Lovely and Amazing and earned nominations for Best British Actress at the Empire Awards and Best British Actress in a Supporting Role at the London Film Critics Circle Awards for her performance in David Mackenzie's Young Adam. Her latest films include Sally Potter's The Party, Isabel Croixet's 2018 Goya Award winner The Bookshop, and Rob Marshall's upcoming Mary Poppins Returns.
Ron Perlman is best known for his titular role in the Hellboy movies and his long run on the TV series Sons of Anarchy. He won a Golden Globe Award for his role in Beauty and the Beast. Ron recently produced All I See is You, directed by Marc Forster, and Pottersville, starring Michael Shannon, Ian McShane, Judy Greer, Ron Perlman, Tom Lennon, and Christina Hendricks. He produced and starred in Sergio and Sergie and is currently producing and starring in Asher to be directed by Michael Caton Jones and the Crackle series Start Up.
Alessandro Nivola
Alessandro Nivola is an award winning actor and producer. Acting career highlights include a SAG Award for American Hustle, an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Laurel Canyon, a Tony Nomination for his performance opposite Bradley Cooper on Broadway in The Elephant Man, and the best actor award at last year's Tribeca Film Festival for Liz Garcia's One Percent More Humid. Upcoming films include Disobedience opposite Rachel Weisz, The Art of Self Defence opposite Jesse Eisenberg, and The Red Sea Diving Resort with Chris Evans and Haley Bennett. Alessandro runs King Bee Productions with his wife Emily Mortimer.
Géza Röhrig was born in Budapest. At fifteen he founded an underground punk band, Huck®ebelly. He studied Polish Literature at Jagiellonian University in Warsaw and has a masters in directing from the Budapest University of Drama and Film. In the early 90s he lived in Jerusalem, then spent two years studying at a Hasidic yeshiva in Brooklyn. He has lived in New York since 2000 where earned an MA from the Jewish Theological Seminary. In 2015 Rohrig starred in the Hungarian Auschwitz movie, Son of Saul, that went on to win the Grand Prix in Cannes and the Academy Award for the Best Foreign Language Film. He currently has two films in post production, The Chaperone and Undergods. Rohrig has published eight volumes of poetry and one short story collection. Two of his books were translated into Polish and German.
Jen Schwartz
Jen Schwartz is a Brooklyn-based journalist who specializes in the intersection of technology and society. Currently she is a senior features editor at Scientific American and previously worked at Outside, Popular Science, GQ, New York, Self, and The Boston Globe. Jen has written and produced award-winning stories on topics including misinformation, infectious diseases, adapting to climate change, and reproductive health.
After receiving a BA at Harvard and traveling as a singer/songwriter, the last six years have seen Shawn's return to filmmaking. He recently completed studies at NYU's Graduate Film Program. His last short,Lulu, premiered at the Palm Springs International ShortFest in 2015. To Dust was part of IFP's 2015 Emerging Storytellers, the recipient of the Tribeca Film Institute's 2016 Sloan Student Grand Jury Prize, and part of the NYU Production Lab's inaugural slate. Shawn is a former IFP/Marcie Bloom Fellow and current Sundance Institute Feature Film Fellow.
Dr. Dawnie Steadman
Dr. Dawnie Wolfe Steadman is the Director of the Forensic Anthropology Center at the University of Tennessee, the home of the Anthropology Research Facility or "Body Farm." The Body Farm is renowned worldwide as the first natural laboratory for human decomposition. Dr. Steadman is a Board Certified Forensic Anthropologist and works on forensic cases throughout the country. She is also active in international forensic human rights investigations and currently works in Uganda.
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Denouement in Korea and at home, 1949-59.
General George C. Marshall played a pivotal role in American history between 1939 and 1951. In this work, Mark Stoler integrates an extensive variety of primary and secondary sources, including Marshall's private papers, in the story of the frustrations and successes of Marshall's attempts to forge a workable military policy in World War II consistent with the basic principles of American democracy. Marshall, best remembered for the Marshall Plan, is made comprehensible as a strategist at the center of the most destructive conflict in world history.
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I completely love photographing weddings at Bingham Hotel in Richmond, London. It is a very special venue and I have photographed over 20 weddings at the Hotel.
This chic hotel is tucked away on the River Thames in Richmond and offers amazing service and some of the best wedding food I have ever eaten.
I have covered very large weddings with exclusive use of the Hotel, elopements, intimate weddings with just a few guests, church weddings followed by a reception, and have covered between 5-10 weddings here each year.


Chromatographic reactors integrate chemical reaction and separation in one apparatus. This Demonstration analyses the reaction conducted in a chromatograph.
where is time, is distance, represents porosity, stands for the effective diffusivity, is the rate of chemical reaction (negative for reactants and positive for products), and the are the solid-phase concentrations that are related to the fluid concentrations via adsorption constants , .
The reaction rate is , and the initial and boundary conditions are: , , , and , , where is the time that species is injected into the chromatograph. Chromatographic separation is based primarily on the difference in adsorptivity , as well as the difference in the diffusion coefficient You can follow the trajectory of the system by varying adsorptivities, diffusion coefficients, fluid velocity, reaction rate, and the time of injection of reactant .


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Musique sur siècle fauve
Musique sur siècle fauve (1991) is part of a body of work created between 1989 and 1993 by Jean‑Paul Jérôme, in his studio in Varennes, Quebec. Jérôme considered this period as pivotal to his career as the earlier Plasticiens movement of 1955. In a documentary film on his life and work titled Jean‑Paul Jérôme: La couleur, la lumière, la forme, the artist emphasizes the importance of these years spent in relative seclusion, when he abandoned himself to vibrant, complementary colours inspired by the Plasticiens period, as well as Pop Art. As his catalogue biography for the exhibition The Plasticiens and Beyond: Montreal, 1955‑1970 states, "Jean‑Paul Jérôme abandoned the Plasticiens aesthetic around 1957 during his period in Paris, which was marked by the increasing influence of lyrical abstraction. At the end of his career, he returned to a complex and highly chromatic geometrical abstraction."
A painter, illustrator, and sculptor, Jean‑Paul Jérôme studied under Stanley Cosgrove at the École des beaux‑arts de Montréal until 1951. In 1955, he co‑signed the Manifeste des Plasticiens and became a founding member of the movement. After a brief period in Paris, from 1956 to 1958, where he kept company with Hans Hartung, Alberto Giacometti, Martin Barré, Jean Dewasne, and Victor Vasarely, among others, he returned to Canada and accepted a teaching position in studio arts at the very institution that had trained him, eventually leaving his post in 1972 to focus full‑time on his art. Jérôme was elected a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 1978.
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The Lutzoni lab was extremely excited to have Martin Kukwa from the University of Gdansk in Poland!
He visited for several months in 2005-2006 to work on the continuing AFToL project. His work in the lab consisted mostly of lichen identification and sequencing of the eight major loci outlined for the AFToL grant.


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Michael Eavis reveals new addition to Glastonbury 2019 site
25 March 2019, 14:16 | Updated: 2 April 2019, 10:50
Glastonbury festival crowd 2017. Picture: Yui Mok/PA Archive/PA Images
A "60-metre pier" will be one of the new art attractions at this year's festival.
The organiser of Glastonbury festival has revealed that a replica pier will be one of the new attractions at 2019's event.
According to Bristol Live, Michael Eavis was speaking at the launch of a new show by artist Joe Rush in London this weekend, when he revealed that an "enormous pier" will be one of the art installations when Glastonbury returns to Worthy Farm between 26 and 30 June.
Eavis explained that Rush would be constructing the new project, which will be 60 metres long and resemble a "Victorian pier" to make the festival "Glastonbury-on-sea". He added that Joe Rush was "the glue that keeps it all going".
Rush built the famous Cineramageddon area at the last Glastonbury in 2017, which featured film screenings where the audience could sit in fifty vintage American and British cars, repurposed funfair rides and a Lear jet.
Cineramageddon ushers Daisy Peters (left), from Shepton Mallet, and Tamsin Walton, from Pilton, before an appearance by Johnny Depp for a screening of The Libertine, during the Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset. Picture: Yui Mok/PA Archive/PA Images
This year's Glastonbury headliners are Stormzy, The Killers and The Cure, while Kylie Minogue will perform in the "Sunday Legend" slot.
Tickets for Glastonbury 2019 have already sold out, but unclaimed tickets will be re-sold at the end of April - full details here.


After a day of fun in the sun (wearing sunscreen, of course!), our skin may need to be soothed, hydrated, and overall revived. Skip the potentially messy creams and lotions, and reach for a sheet mask instead. All you have to do is slap it on, kick back, and let the potent serums soak into your skin for the next 15 to 20 minutes. Intrigued? See some of our favorite post-sun saviors ahead.
Patchology FlashMasque Soothe 5-Minute Facial Sheet Mask ($8): As much as we'd love to spend 20 minutes a day working on our skin, sometimes we just can't fit it into our schedule. Thanks to this quick treatment, skipping out on your skin is no longer an option.
Avene Soothing Sheet Mask ($42): Made with non-comedogenic, hypoallergenic Avene Thermal Spring Water, expect a more vibrant, radiant complexion after removal.
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Sephora After-Sun Watermelon Mask ($5): Made with moisturizing watermelon extract, this summer essential will not only quench sun-drenched skin's thirst but also will help prolong your tan.
Dr. Jart Dermask Water Jet Soothing Hydra Solution ($6): This cooling mask was created with fine cellulose fiber that helps the serum achieve optimal revitalization. It also supports the skin's barrier by preventing water loss, meaning healthy, hydrated skin for you.
Leaders Sheet Soothing Facial Treatment ($3): Witch hazel and olive leaf extract in this mask rescues skin after "too much fun in the sun."
Bath & Body Works Skin Goals Soothing Sheet Mask ($5): Aside from keeping your complexion deeply hydrated, this sheet mask helps to calm and soothe skin with tea leaf extracts.
Farmacy Coconut Gel Masks ($24): Let this sheet mask soak on your face for about 15-20 minutes to reveal dewy, glowing skin.
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Saving the Earth means saving our health too, doctors say
By Maddie Burakoff Milwaukee
PUBLISHED 4:26 PM ET Apr. 22, 2021 PUBLISHED 4:26 PM EDT Apr. 22, 2021
MILWAUKEE — Over the past year, we've dealt with a global health crisis that has cost millions of lives and thrown our normal world into chaos.
But COVID-19 isn't the only health crisis brewing, said Dr. Andrew Lewandowski, a pediatrician based in Madison. Long after we get to herd immunity, we will have to reckon with the effects of climate change — a force that he said will not only affect the natural world but also take a big toll on human health.
"Thinking about how much of an issue climate change currently is, and is going to be," Lewandowski said, "climate change is sort of the final exam. And it makes the pandemic look like a quiz."
Wisconsin health professionals say climate change is also a crisis for public health
Warmer weather can mean more heat-related illness, tick-borne disease and harmful algal blooms
Extreme weather events can lead to injuries, chronic conditions and climate migration
Climate change is already affecting human health, and its impacts are expected to keep growing, doctors say
Lewandowski is one of many providers who are sounding the alarm about how the changing climate is a crisis not just for trees or polar bears, but also for humans all across the world.
He's involved with groups like Wisconsin Health Professionals for Climate Action — which tries to get across the message that "the climate crisis is a public health emergency," said Dr. Chirantan Mukhopadhyay, an ophthalmologist in Milwaukee and the group's founder.
In a survey from Yale University last year, almost 70% of Wisconsinites said they believed global warming would harm plants and animals. But a much smaller group — only 38% — thought that global warming would harm them personally.
The impacts of the environment on people's health can be "sneaky," Lewandowski said. Climate change on its own isn't a disease you can diagnose. And yet, its effects are already taking a toll on us, even if we have a hard time recognizing the link, he said.
"Climate change is affecting people now. It isn't something that is going to become an issue for future generations — it's currently an issue for current generations and people who live here," Lewandowski said. "Without immediate action, it's just going to continue to get worse and worse and worse."
Human health in a changing climate
There are a whole slew of ways the changing climate can hurt Wisconsinites' health, Mukhopadhyay said.
"Climate change is a global problem with local impacts," he said.
The Midwest has been heating up in recent decades. And the trend is expected to continue: Researchers from the Wisconsin Initiative on Climate Change Impacts predicted that the state's average annual temperature would rise by 4 to 9 degrees Fahrenheit by the middle of the century.
Extreme heat is already the leading cause of weather-related deaths in Wisconsin, and more intensely hot days in the future could push those numbers even higher, as researchers pointed out in a report last year.
The warmer, wetter conditions are a welcome sight for some species: The ticks and mosquitoes that are becoming more widespread across the state. An increase in these pesky populations could mean more cases of vector-borne diseases, like Lyme disease and West Nile virus, for the humans who get bit, as the report points out.
Harmful algal blooms also thrive in higher water temperatures, posing a danger to humans and especially to their pets.
But climate change isn't just about warming. All sorts of extreme weather events — from floods to freezes to fires — are primed to become more common as the climate destabilizes, in an overall move toward "global weirding."
A 2015 flood in Port Washington, Wis. (Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office via AP)
These types of natural disasters can, of course, have immediate impacts, like a flood causing people to drown or get injured, Lewandowski said. They can also have chronic health effects, like mold growth leading to asthma or another chronic condition.
And, even further down the line, extreme weather events can disrupt the big-picture factors that people need to stay healthy.
"There are a number of other health effects from social determinants of health," Lewandowski said. "So financial loss; homelessness; loss of public health infrastructure like clinics, hospitals, grocery stores or sanitation facilities."
As climate change progresses, it can lead to food insecurity as agriculture gets disrupted, or push climate migrants out of homes that become unlivable, Lewandowski said. The mental health effects of all this disruption also can't be ignored, Mukhopadhyay said; he himself described feeling a lot of "eco-anxiety" when thinking about the loss of the natural environment.
And even as climate change will affect people all across the globe, some people will bear more of its burden, Mukhopadhyay added.
"Some parts of the world do have a disproportionate impact," he said. "In America, we're feeling those impacts more specifically in communities of color, marginalized and vulnerable populations, children and the elderly."
Why doctors are speaking up
Though he has long been interested in climate change, Mukhopadhyay said he used to think of it as "something far off in the future."
A couple of years ago, though, two things happened that drove the impacts home: Mukhopadhyay's second child was born, and the U.S. withdrew from the Paris climate agreement. That's when he started thinking more seriously about the kind of planet we'd be handing down to future generations — and what he could do about it.
"I have a professional duty as a doctor, and a personal duty as a father," he said.
Mukhopadhay said he sees awareness of the links between climate and health as "still low, but rapidly increasing."
Part of the work of Wisconsin Health Professionals for Climate Action — which he founded in 2019, and which has grown to include around 350 members — has been to get more people to understand those links, and in turn push for climate solutions.
"Scientists have been telling us for years that there's no time to waste," Mukhopadhyay said. "And we keep wasting time."
A woman carries a sign during the March for Science in Washington, April 22, 2017. (AP Photo/Sait Serkan Gurbuz)
In his own practice, Lewandowski said he's been paying attention to the ways climate change could be accelerating the cases he's seeing — like a premature birth that could be linked with air pollution, or a child complaining about heat exhaustion during a sports check-up.
He's started including a quick discussion of climate and its health impacts at all of his well-child visits, telling families something along the lines of: "Just like I want your child to eat these healthy foods and to be in the right car seat in order to improve their health and safety, we know now that it's also important for your child's health to support clean energy initiatives, and to work on changing your own energy use."
Mukhopadhyay said that after learning about the potential impacts of climate change, it can be easy to fall into a sense of despair about the Earth's future. For him, he said being a part of a group pushing for change, rather than going at it alone, has helped keep him motivated and engaged instead of feeling hopeless.
When it comes to mitigating the effects of climate change, Lewandowski said it's a bit of a "choose your own adventure." People can make choices in their everyday lives, like composting or switching to renewable energy, but bigger-scale changes will be necessary to really transform the future.
Even as we are already feeling the impacts of climate change on human health, the action we take today will determine how bad those impacts become in the future, he said.
"In many ways, we've already missed the deadline. What we're looking for is how to prevent irreparable harm," Lewandowski said. "If the Arctic ice sheet is gone, you can't just make a gajillion ice cubes and throw them in the Arctic Ocean."


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Are Aziz Ansaris real parents on master of none?
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Well, I know I was excited to see that Ansaris real mother and father, Fatima and Shoukath Ansari, are definitely still a part of the second season as well. The fact that they are really his actual parents makes their whole dynamic so much more fun to watch on the screen.
As Vulture uncovered, not only are Devs parents in the show played by his real-life mom and dad Fatima and Shoukath, but also his oscreen cousin Navid is played by his in-the-flesh cousin Harris Gani, making the whole thing quite a family affair.
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The actors that portray Devs parents Ramesh and Nisha, are Aziz Ansaris real parents, Shoukath and Fatima Ansari.
The storyline is not only loosely autobiographical, but for Devs father, Ansari has cast none other than his own dad, Dr. Shoukath Ansari, a gastroenterologist at Sandhills Regional Medical Center in Hamlet, N.C. He also cast his mother, Fatima Ansari.
Master of None is partially based on a true story. The first two seasons of this series follow the character of Dev Shah (Aziz Ansari), a 30-year-old New York-based actor who is having trouble resolving who he is and what he wants. In season 2, his real-life cousin, Harris Gani, is cast as Devs cousin, Navid.
Aziz Ansaris Master of None Is Back : NPR. Aziz Ansaris Master of None Is Back The new season of Netflixs Master of None is back, with lingering questions for star and co-creator, Aziz Ansari — questions the show tries to dodge by shifting its focus to Lena Waithes character.
Aziz in Arabic is derived from the root ʕ-z-z with a meaning of strong, powerful and the adjective has acquired its meaning of dear, darling, precious. It is a cognate of Hebrew oz עוז meaning might, strength, power.
The third season of Netflixs show, Master of None drops on Sunday. The show has changed focus from star Aziz Ansari following an allegation against him of misconduct on a date. STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: Its an Emmy-winning series by Netflix.
Shoukath Ansari is a gastroenterologist in Hamlet, North Carolina and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital and McLeod Regional Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Tirunelveli Medical College and has been in practice for more than 20 years.
Ansari, who starred in the first two seasons as Dev, a lovesick actor and reality-competition host, retreats into the background of the show. But he doesnt disappear completely. (The show decided they will, ending with Francesca leaving her life in Italy behind in order to stay with Dev in New York.)
Jack of all trades, master Jack of all trades, master of none is a figure of speech used in reference to a person who has dabbled in many skills, rather than gaining expertise by focusing on one. The original version a jack of all trades is often a compliment for a person who is good at fixing and has a very good broad knowledge.
30-year-old Aziz Ansari plays the role of Dev Shah, a 30-year-old actor as the show is about his personal and professional life. The duo, Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang have previously worked together in the show Parks and Recreation. Master of Nones first season premiered in 2015, and the second season premiered in 2017.
Aziz (Arabic: عزيز, ʿazīz, [ʕaziːz]) was originally a Northwest Semitic Phoenician-Aramaic-Hebrew-Arabic word, but is now much more commonly (but not exclusively) known as a Central Semitic Arabic male name. The feminine form of both the adjective and the given name is Aziza.
Habibi is an Arabic word that literally means "my love" (sometimes also translated as "my dear," "my darling," or "beloved.") It is used primarily as a pet name for friends, significant others, or family members.
First-time actor Shoukath Ansari has been as much a part of the Emmy conversation as anyone, and Netflix is giving him a serious push. The thought wasnt entirely baseless — Shoukath, the father of Aziz Ansari, certainly warrants the praise for his hysterical, honest and empathetic turn — nor was it unprompted.
Mia was queen of the party and crowned Peregrine hunk Dev (Jacob Dudman) king. That night, they became an official couple.
In this page you can discover 10 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for jack-of-all-trades, like: pantologist, proteus, factotum, versatile person, man-of-all-work, laborer, handyman, odd-job man, worker and tinker.
A woman who is skilled in or adept at a wide variety of tasks or abilities (i.e., the female equivalent of Jack of all trades). If used with master of none, it implies that while competent in a variety of things, she is not highly skilled in a particular one.


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26 Oct Do International Students See Australian University Tuition Fees as Good Value for Money?
According to QS Top Universities, the average undergraduate international student to Australia now pays around A$29,235 per year in tuition fees, while a postgraduate student can pay between A$20,000 to A$37,000 per year.
With perceptions of value playing such an important role in the decision-making process, as consistently shown in our annual International Student Survey (affordable fees are the second-most important factor for international students when choosing a course), we wanted to explore how favourably international students perceive Australian tuition fees, how Australia compares against other major study destinations, and how value for money perceptions change after commencement.
Between 21 September and 12 October 2017, QS Enrolment Solutions (formerly Hobsons Solutions) heard from 1,351 prospective (919) or current (432) international students to Australia in response to an online survey.
Postgraduate international students generally see Australia as better value for money than undergraduates.
58% of international students considering or studying in Australia say tuition fees in the country are good or very good value for money. Just 19% say Australian tuition fees are poor or very poor value for money, giving Australia a net score of +39.
This places Australia in the middle of the pack when compared to key competitor markets.
Since the results shown here are collected from students considering or already studying in Australia, the comparisons with other destinations in the chart below show us the perceptions of this specific group, rather than all international students globally.
These prospects and students are already inclined to view Australia in a positive light. For example, when we compare the results of the survey to those from international students considering the UK, Australia's net positive rating is lower, at +30, which is below the UK in that market.
In this context, Germany, with a net value for money score of +48, is a strong competitor to Australia in the international student recruitment market. Canada, with a net score of +46, also scores well in net favourability, with the added advantage of being an English-speaking country.
The good news is that prospective international students overwhelmingly believe that Australian university tuition fees offer good value for money, with a net +57 rating.
The less positive news for Australian universities is that students who have commenced their studies in Australia view value for money as a net negative (-2), showing a clear disconnect between expectations and experience.
We're not suggesting this is cause for panic. We acknowledge that this type of survey is likely to attract comments from students with grievances to air, and that the students surveyed are likely to have commenced only recently – their experience is not the full picture.
Realistically, value for money assessments should be made after graduation, when the student has been through the full university experience and had the chance to test their degree's value against their career or lifelong learning goals. Outcomes matter enormously to perceptions of value, and there are many thousands of happy international students graduating from Australian universities every year, after all.
Nevertheless, we think such a significant shift in perceptions is worth investigating.
Why is there such a gap between perceptions of value for money between prospective and current international students? This survey shows a similar pattern for respondents considering or studying in the UK or New Zealand, with current students less likely to say their tuition fees are good value than prospective students. The effect is much stronger for Australia, though.
Another possible reason is the shift in what their tuition fees are being compared against. As prospective students they compared international student fees between other potential destination countries and universities.
After commencement, they begin to compare what they pay with what their local classmates pay, and the comparison isn't favourable.
Anecdotal feedback collected from current international students focused on the differential between domestic student fees and international student fees. Surprisingly, this was true even for many students who said their tuition fees represented good value for money.
"It is too expensive compared to what domestic students pay, the technology and infrastructure in place is not very high standard. In addition, the class rooms are not tech savvy." – Female, 26-30, postgraduate student from Nigeria. "As an international student, I think tuition fee is very high in Australia. In one hand we are struggling for our daily expenses and in the other hand we are working very hard to manage tuition fees." – Male, 20-21, undergraduate student from Nepal.
"I don't think the tuition fees for student should be this high. The fees are almost zero for domestic students but the fees for international students is like sky-high." – Female, 31-35, postgraduate student from Bangladesh. "The international student fee is almost 5-fold compared to the domestic student fee. Given that we share the same facilities, it is somewhat unreasonable to me to charge the international student such a high value of tuition fee." – Female, 18-19, undergraduate student from Hong Kong.
QS Enrolment Solutions views this as a warning sign for policy-makers and universities considering international student fees as a means of offsetting proposed federal government funding cuts to higher education. Unfortunately, many international students in Australian universities already feel like they are being treated unfairly.
In our view, further increases to international student fees should be treated cautiously.
More than half (57%) of the international students considering or studying in Australia expect to pay less than A$20,000 per year in tuition fees, significantly below the average fees for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. This underlines the importance of scholarships to prospective international students, and highlights another possible cause of the sticker shock affecting current students.
Comparing the results by level of study shows that postgraduate international students had a more favourable view of the value of Australian tuition fees (+45) than undergraduate international students (+29).
This is likely associated with the career-focused degrees most popular with postgraduate international students coming to Australia: they are more likely to have a clear career goal in mind and calculating return on investment is more straightforward for this cohort.
What would international students considering Australia consider to be the best way to add value for money? It really does boil down to teaching quality and graduate outcomes.
28% of surveyed prospective and current international students said when choosing between universities, they would pay "a lot more" to study at a university with a high percentage of graduates in employment within 6 months of graduating, with 39% saying they would pay "a little more".
26% of surveyed students said they would pay "a lot more" to be taught by better qualified teaching staff than at other universities, with a further 44% saying they would pay a little more for this.
International students also said they would pay more to choose a university with more face-to-face teaching hours, higher rankings, and with better facilities (including libraries and sports facilities) than other universities.
QS Enrolment Solutions (formerly Hobsons Solutions) conducted an online survey of international students considering or already studying in three major study destinations: the UK, Australia and New Zealand. The survey was conducted between 21 September and 12 October 2017 and 2,731 qualifying responses were received across all destinations – a response rate of 9.2%. 1,351 respondents were either interested in or currently studying in Australia.


It is possible for Fathers in Texas to have custody rights. Furthermore, it is also possible for Fathers in Texas to have sole custody of their child or children. If you are a father that is going through a divorce, you will have to figure out custody with your spouse.
There will need to be discussions between both spouses regarding what is best for the children. As parents, you must decide who has the ability to care for the children on a full-time basis or what percent of the time the children will spend with each parent. Furthermore, many other important decisions will have to be made regarding the welfare of the children.
It is important for father in Texas to know that courts are not to make the custody decision based on the gender of the parent. This is known as gender basis. The Equal Rights Amendment of 1973 states that gender cannot be used as a basis for granting child custody. Moreover, it is essential that you are fully aware of what your rights are as a father in Texas.
In order to fully understand how custody works in Texas, it is essential to know what types of custody exists. The three types of custody are legal, physical and by arrangement.
Legal custody has to do with parents making the right choices for their children regarding education, health, and religion. The courts in Texas are in favor of joint legal custody. Joint legal custody means that both parents will be involved in the children's life. Furthermore, parents will have to work together for the best interest of the children.
Another term to understand is physical custody. Physical custody refers to where the children spend the majority of their time.
If you are able to come to an agreement with the other parent on custody, you may come to a custody agreement that you both agree with to have the court order based on. However, if you are unable to come to decisions on your own, the court will determine what is best.
Protect your children's ability to have a loving relationship with you. Situations involving custody of a child can be legally complex and emotionally devastating, Fathers for Equal Rights can help. Text or call today to get the help you need.


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Q: Setting node locations with a dictionary I have a dictionary with the following data:
pos = {0: (1,1), 1: (2,2), 2: (3,2), 3: (4,3)}

Then, I tried the following code:
import networkx as nx
G = nx.Graph()
G.add_nodes_from(pos)
#also G.add_nodes_from(pos.keys())
print(G.nodes(True))

which gives:
>>>> [(0, {}), (1, {}), (2, {}), (3, {})]

as you see, the positions are empty.
But if I write
G = nx.random_geometric_graph(5, 0.50)
print(G.nodes(True))

it returns
[(0, {'pos': [0.895101164279736, 0.43929155577155976]}), (1, {'pos': [0.006064168598946429, 0.6044775286563574]}), (2, {'pos': [0.021659978032451344, 0.47877598747213523]}), (3, {'pos': [0.05130150282000934, 0.1137451989310001]}), (4, {'pos': [0.8734509206210705, 0.9839817045923323]})]

it is, a graph with locations.
Also I tried changing ´pos´ to ´pos2´ :
pos2 = {0:{'pos': [1,1]}, 1: {'pos':[2,2]}, 2: {'pos':[3,2]}, 3: {'pos':[4,3]}}

and I tried too the codes from other related questions:
1) answer1
for n, p in pos.iteritems():
    X.node[n]['pos'] = p

2) answer2
pos={'0':(1,0),'1':(1,1),'2':(2,3),'3':(3,2),'4':(0.76,1.80),'5':(0,2)}

nx.set_node_attributes(G, 'coord', pos)
I have to add more than 1500 nodes to a graph with labels multiple times, so I dont want to use a ´for´ loop, I'm looking for efficient asigment, not like:
G2.add_node(1,pos=(1,0))

Can anyone find a way?

A: You can set all nodes' position attributes at once through function.set_node_attributes, which takes a values parameter that can be a dictionary with the structure {node0: {'attr1': 20, 'attr2': 'nothing'}, node1: {'attr2': 3}}. Hence in this example you could directly do:
G = nx.Graph()
G.add_nodes_from(pos)
G.nodes(True)
# NodeDataView({0: {}, 1: {}, 2: {}, 3: {}})

Now we can feed function.set_node_attributes directly the dictionary as:
pos = {0: (1,1), 1: (2,2), 2: (3,2), 3: (4,3)}
nx.set_node_attributes(G, pos, 'pos')

And now by printing the NodeDataView you'd get:
G.nodes(True)
# NodeDataView({0: {'pos': (1, 1)}, 1: {'pos': (2, 2)}, 2: {'pos': (3, 2)}, 3: {'pos': (4, 3)}})

So if you were to draw the graph, you could set the positions in the pos parameter of nx.draw:
nx.draw(G, node_color='lightblue', with_labels=True, pos=pos, node_size=500)


You can solve most problems talking with the buyer. If you don't have it, you can get the buyer's contact information. Get tips on communicating with your trading partner.
If you can't work things out directly with the buyer, you can open an unpaid item case in the Resolution Centre.
Your other option is to use Unpaid Item Assistant—a feature that automatically opens and closes cases on your behalf. You need to set up your account in order to use it. To find out how, see using Unpaid Item Assistant.
Regardless of the option you choose, the timeline for the unpaid item process is the same.
Be aware of the timing for resolving your case, because there are windows for when you can open and close the case and be credited for certain fees.
If you don't receive payment, you can open an unpaid item case in the Resolution Centre as early as 4 days or up until 32 days after the listing ended (or immediately if the buyer is no longer registered on eBay).
The buyer has up to 4 days to send a payment after the case is opened. During this time the buyer can also contact you to request a payment extension or make another arrangement. Of course you can agree to the buyer's request, but you're not obligated to make special arrangements.
If the buyer pays using one of eBay's approved electronic payment methods (PayPal or other approved electronic payment method), then the case closes automatically. But if they use another method, you need to go to your My eBay and mark the item as paid.
If the buyer doesn't pay, you need to manually close the case in the Resolution Centre within 36 days after the listing ended. If you haven't closed the case on the 37th day after the listing ended, eBay automatically closes it and you don't receive a final value fee credit. Also, an unpaid item won't be recorded on the buyer's account.
Once the case is closed by you or eBay, you can't reopen it.
You need to open the case at the same eBay website, such as eBay Canada (www.ebay.ca) or eBay US (www.ebay.com), where you sold the item.
Go to the Resolution Centre or click the Resolution Centre link at the bottom of most eBay pages.
Select I haven't received my payment yet, and then click the Continue button.
We contact the buyer immediately after you open the case.
The buyer has 4 days from the time you opened the case to pay.
If the buyer doesn't pay within 4 days, you can close the case and an unpaid item may be recorded on the buyer's account. If the buyer has contacted you and you've agreed to extend the payment deadline, you can wait up to 36 days after the listing ended to close the case.
Timeline: As soon as 4 days and up to 36 days after the listing ended.
If the buyer pays using one of eBay's approved electronic payment methods (PayPal or credit card), the case closes automatically. But if they use another method, you need to go to your My eBay and mark the item as paid.
If the buyer doesn't pay, you should close the case in the Resolution Centre and request a final value fee credit. If you don't close the case, it expires on the 37th day after the listing ended and you don't get a final value fee credit. You also won't be able to reopen the case or open another case for the transaction.
You can close the case if the buyer doesn't send payment within 4 days.
Log in to the Resolution Centre and find the case.
Under Have you received payment from the buyer?, select Yes or No.
If the buyer didn't pay, you may be credited for the final value fee.
You can extend a Second Chance Offer to another bidder.
You can relist the item (and you may be credited for the insertion fee as well as the final value fee).
If you want a refund for your credit, see requesting a refund from eBay.
When you close the case, our Trust and Safety team is automatically alerted. Actions may include recording unpaid items on the buyer's account, which can lead to limits or suspension of that buyer's account.
The buyer can appeal the unpaid item.
If you think your buyer bought or tried to buy an item fraudulently, read our information about fraudulent payments, and then report the buyer. We don't provide mediation, collect payment, or force a member to complete a transaction. We will, however, review reports of attempts to purchase items using fraudulent funds and take appropriate action in accordance with our policies.
Contact law enforcement in your area, as well as the buyer's area. We'll cooperate with any investigation after you've closed a case in the Resolution Centre.
File a complaint with the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.


2 on the Mobile highway we located a likely looking place called Martines. We both ordered the K.C. steak with all the trimmings - french fries, green peas, head lettuce with thousand island dressing, hot rolls, and apple pie. You can't imagine how wonderful that tasted after three weeks of the same stuff at the cadet mess. Afterwards we stopped in at Mustin Beach and mingled with the crowd for an hour or so. Sunday morning I went to church and then down to beach with Bob after dinner. About five oclock I went out for 9 holes of golf while Bob finished up some navigation. And then, by golly, we drove back to Martines for a repeat - man was it good.


WASHINGTON — Special counsel Robert Mueller is trying to piece together what happened inside the White House over a critical 18-day period that began when senior officials were told that National Security Adviser Michael Flynn was susceptible to blackmail by Russia, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.
The questions about what happened between Jan. 26 and Flynn's firing on Feb. 13 appear to relate to possible obstruction of justice by President Donald Trump, say two people familiar with Mueller's investigation into Russia's election meddling and potential collusion with the Trump campaign.
Multiple sources say that during interviews, Mueller's investigators have asked witnesses, including White House Counsel Don McGahn and others who have worked in the West Wing, to go through each day that Flynn remained as national security adviser and describe in detail what they knew was happening inside the White House as it related to Flynn.
Over 18 crucial days, what did Trump know and when?
Some of those interviewed by Mueller's team believe the goal is in part to determine if there was a deliberate effort by President Trump or top officials in the West Wing to cover up the information about Flynn that Sally Yates, then the acting attorney general, conveyed to McGahn on Jan. 26. In addition to Flynn, McGahn is also expected to be critical in federal investigators' attempts to piece together a timeline of those 18 days.
Neither McGahn's lawyer nor the White House responded to requests for comment. A spokesman for the special counsel's office declined to comment.
When did Trump learn Flynn lied to the FBI?
The obstruction of justice question could hinge on when Trump knew about the content of Flynn's conversations with Russia's ambassador to the U.S. during the transition, which were at the crux of Yates's warning, and when the president learned Flynn had lied about those conversations to the FBI, according to two people familiar with the Mueller probe.
Flynn pleaded guilty earlier this month to lying to the FBI on Jan. 24, an interview that took place the day after he was sworn in as national security adviser.
Yates has testified to Congress that she informed McGahn on Jan. 26 that Flynn had not been truthful in statements to senior members of the Trump team, including Vice President Mike Pence, when he said he did not discuss U.S. sanctions with Russia's ambassador, Sergey Kislyak. Yates said Flynn was susceptible to blackmail by the Russians because he had lied about the contents of a phone call with Kislyak.
Trump's legal team and senior White House aides are refusing to say when and how the president first learned that Flynn had lied to the FBI. Yates testified that in her Jan. 26 meeting with McGahn he asked her about the content of Flynn's FBI interview.
"Mr. McGahn asked me how he did and I declined to give him an answer to that," Yates testified in May. She told Congress that it would have been inappropriate for her to tell McGahn whether Flynn had been truthful.
That same day, Jan. 26, McGahn also briefed Trump and some of his senior advisers on his conversation with Yates, according to then-White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
"Immediately after the Department of Justice notified the White House counsel of the situation, the White House counsel briefed the president and a small group of senior advisers," Spicer told reporters on Feb. 14.
Two former federal prosecutors who spoke to NBC News on the condition of anonymity said most lawyers in McGahn's position would have immediately gone to Flynn and asked him whether he had lied to the FBI.
President Trump told NBC's Lester Holt in an interview on May 11 that he didn't ask for Flynn's resignation after Yates's warning because once McGahn looked into it, he "came back to me and [it] did not sound like an emergency."
The conversation with Kislyak that Flynn misled Pence and other officials about took place on Dec. 29, the same day the Obama administration announced new sanctions against Russia in retaliation for Moscow's interference in the U.S. presidential election.
On Jan. 12, The Washington Post reported that Flynn had spoken on the phone with Kislyak on Dec. 29. The timing of the call raised questions about whether the two had discussed sanctions. Three days after the Post report, Pence publicly said he had been assured by Flynn that sanctions were not discussed.
Other senior Trump officials, including Spicer, also said publicly during the transition that Flynn did not discuss sanctions with Kislyak. Spicer repeated that line from the White House podium on Jan. 23, saying he had asked Flynn about it again the night before.
Court documents from Flynn's plea deal show Flynn had discussed sanctions with Kislyak on Dec. 29 in coordination with Trump transition officials. NBC News reported that Flynn spoke with his incoming deputy K.T. McFarland to discuss what to say to Kislyak about the new U.S. sanctions in order to keep Russia from retaliating.
In the second week of February, Flynn again told senior White House officials he had not discussed sanctions with Kislyak. Fresh questions arose at that time because Washington Post reporters had multiple sources saying the two men had discussed sanctions. Under repeated questioning by the senior officials, Flynn shifted his story, according to White House officials familiar with the matter.
Pence said he first learned that Flynn had misled him when the Post story was published on Feb. 9. Four days later, Yates's warning to McGahn became public in another Post story.
Only then, on Feb. 13, did Trump fire Flynn, saying he did so because he had misled Pence.
Justice Department officials who spoke to NBC News on the condition of anonymity said they had expected the White House to fire Flynn on Jan. 26 upon learning that he had lied to the vice president.
Instead, Trump fired Yates on Jan. 30, citing her refusal to enforce his executive order banning people from seven Muslim-majority countries from travelling to the U.S. Before she left, however, she made available, at McGahn's request, evidence she had that Flynn had not been truthful about his conversations with Kislyak, according to her congressional testimony.
Mueller is trying to determine why Flynn remained in his post for 18 days after Trump learned of Yates' warning, according to two people familiar with the probe. He appears to be interested in whether Trump directed him to lie to senior officials, including Pence, or the FBI, and if so why, the sources said.
If Trump knew his national security adviser lied to the FBI in the early days of his administration it would raise serious questions about why Flynn was not fired until Feb. 13, and whether Trump was attempting to obstruct justice when FBI Director James Comey says the president pressured him to drop his investigation into Flynn. Trump fired Comey on May 9.
Trump denies pressuring Comey to drop the Flynn investigation, and his legal team has disputed any notion of the president obstructing justice.
Trump raised new questions about possible obstruction of justice on Dec. 2 when he wrote on Twitter that he fired Flynn because he had lied to Pence and the FBI, suggesting he already knew Flynn was in legal jeopardy for lying to federal investigators at the time he fired Comey.
"I had to fire General Flynn because he lied to the Vice President and the FBI," Trump wrote. "He has pled guilty to those lies. It is a shame because his actions during the transition were lawful. There was nothing to hide!"
Trump lawyer John Dowd later took responsibility for the tweet, saying he had drafted it for the White House social media director to post.
During her testimony before a Senate subcommittee in May, Yates testified that she didn't tell McGahn in their Jan. 26 meeting what Flynn told the FBI because that was under investigation. She said, "He asked me how he had done in the interview, and I specifically declined to answer that."
Based on Yates's testimony, McGahn's tone appears to have hardened in his second meeting with Yates the following day, Jan. 27, which took place after he spoke with Trump and other advisers. Yates testified that during that Jan. 27 meeting he questioned her about why it mattered if Flynn misled Pence. "Essentially: 'What's it to the Justice Department if one White House official is lying to another?'" she said McGahn asked her.
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has repeatedly referred questions to Dowd about when Trump knew Flynn had lied to the FBI. Dowd has declined multiple requests to answer that question.


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New Year's Eve. An epic night year in and year out. With an estimated 300,00 people ringing in the new year on the Las Vegas strip, 1 million filling up Times Square in New York City, 100,000 packing prime areas along the Thames River in London and 250,000 expected to enjoy the warmth of Miami Beach for New Year's Eve, the last night of the year is sure to be one to remember and sure to leave some people with hangovers and feeling their worst come New Year's Day.
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It may be human nature to want to assign blame for terrible events — and since climate change became part of public consciousness, it's a frequently faulted for natural disasters. Is Hurricane Florence our fault for emitting climate-changing greenhouse gases, or perhaps policy makers' fault for allowing us to do so?
With climate change, there is a growing body of work showing that storms will get stronger and wetter over the course of this century. Last year, in the wet wake of Hurricane Harvey, researchers told me that warming in the Arctic is making circulating winds more sluggish, and this effect may have contributed to the way Harvey stalled over Houston, where it dumped more than 50 inches of rain over a vast region.
Other researchers have shown that warming is happening in the deeper layers of the ocean, and this will give more fuel to tropical storms, allowing them to grow wetter and more powerful. Normally, cold water churned up in the path of a hurricane helps it burn out.
professor J. Marshall Shepherd, who contributed to the report, said that it's much easier to connect climate change to extreme heat spells, and the relative lack of recent cold spells.
There, the models predict these events, and there are good records from the past and a good understanding of the physics behind the phenomena. There's a good understanding of the physical mechanisms connecting more severe storms to climate change, but the models aren't yet able to say much about hurricanes specifically, and the records only go back a few decades.
Flam is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist. She has a degree in geophysics from the California Institute of Technology.


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