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Q: The result is differed for same formula in conditional format and normal cell In attached excel sheet, the cell P11 has the below formula in conditional format rule.
Actual formula: =AND($B8="Med Risk",H$5>=$E8,H$5<=$E8+$F8-1).
Conditional format formula for P11 cell is:  =AND($B11="Med Risk",H$5>=$E11,H$5<=$E11+$F11-1)
B11---> Med Risk
H5--->  7/8/2019
E11---> 7/15/2019
F11---> 4

B11="Med Risk" ---> True
H5>=E11 --->    False
H5<=E11+F11-1 --->  True
Final result will be ---> False

When the above is used directly in any cell, it gives result FALSE. But it gives result as TRUE when it is used as conditional format formula for a cell. So that P11 cell is filled with format (violet) color.
Please let me know, what actually happening here for both cases?
If above formula gives result as False always, why the conditional format is applied in P11 cell?
Please help me to understand this.
Excel sheet link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rd9yOAcmy0ZyTDkOO3TgHAed7tVdvLfy/view?usp=sharing
Thanks,

A: Certainly!
When relying on the formula you had provided, the result is false. However, in reality, at P11, the formula that conditional formatting is calculating would be =AND($B11="Med Risk",O$5>=$E11,O$5<=$E11+$F11-1)
B11="Med Risk" ---> True

O5>=E11 --->    True

O5<=E11+F11-1 --->  True

Final result will be True.
Since there is no "$" in front of the "H" in your formula, it will change columns in the formatting array.

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Today, EA released the game's launch trailer. While the trailer doesn't showcase anything new, it does give us a taste of the multiplayer gameplay and campaign. As expected, Battlefield V features a lot of dramatic moments and set pieces. Hopefully the final product will live up to everyone's expectations.
Unlike Battlefield 1, it seems like the focus here is to merge all forms of gameplay — foot, vehicular, and aerial — into every map. There seems to be a lot of environmental variety too. Hopefully snipers won't run amok in this iteration of the game. There need to be better balancing this time around, especially when it comes to certain loadouts having unfair advantages.
Battlefield V was supposed to launch earlier this year, but was delayed to November 20, 2018 a few weeks ago. The beta test was quite rough around the edges, especially when it came to performance on Xbox One. Even the Xbox One X performance wasn't that great.


Earlier this month, I was privileged to attend the Association for Women's Rights in Development's annual forum in Bahia, Brazil. Centered on the theme Feminist Futures: Building Collective Power for Rights and Justice, it was a truly inspiring trip.
While I was there, I spent time with feminist activists from around the globe who are living with disabilities. Some of them I had known from my days at the Global Fund for Women; others introduced themselves as graduates of the Ford Foundation's International Fellowships Program. All of them were clear about their commitment to feminism, and to disability rights.
I was moved to write a poem, for the first time in many years.
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Done, she spins her wheelchair across the room.
You are the one tired and slow, although you are the one with legs.


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The long-awaited cleanup of Wagner Creek and Seybold Canal is expected to start next month, says Horacio Stuart Aguirre, Miami River Commission chairman.
Cleanup of the long-polluted Miami River tributary comes two years after the city commission approved the Wagner Creek and Seybold Canal Maintenance Dredging and Environmental Cleanup Project.
The city has lined up the permits and money for the $23 million dredging and cleanup, but a start has been delayed as the city procurement department wrangled with bidders. Eventually, the city rejected all bids and started a fresh solicitation last summer.
"The Miami River Commission is appreciative that after the second request for proposals the City of Miami has recommended Sevenson Environmental Services Inc…. to conduct the fully-funded and permitted Wagner Creek and Seybold Canal Maintenance Dredging and Environmental Cleanup Project," Mr. Aguirre said this week.
He said city officials estimate dredging will begin in May.
"The Miami River Commission thanks the City of Miami, Florida Inland Navigation District and the State of Florida for funding the project, which will improve the local economy and remove toxic sediments, including dioxin, from the most polluted waterway in the State of Florida," he said.
The project aims to remove accumulated sediments and dioxins, a hazardous chemical bound to the sediments, and restore stormwater capacity in Wagner Creek and Seybold Canal.
Dredging is to start where Wagner Creek flows out of a culvert at Northwest 20th Street and continue to where Seybold Canal empties into the river 2.5 miles away. The plan is to excavate accumulated contaminated sediment and truck it to a landfill.
Sevenson says it has done more than 1,400 projects with a total value of more than $4.2 billion, including cleanup at the infamous Love Canal.


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Barack Obama to campaign for Stacey Abrams in Atlanta
President Trump is also expected in the state over the next week.
Author: Phillip Kish
Published: 3:07 PM EDT October 29, 2018
Updated: 1:38 PM EDT October 31, 2018
ATLANTA, Ga. -- Former President Barack Obama will be in Atlanta on Friday to campaign for Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams.
Obama will attend a "Get out the Vote Rally" along with Abrams and other Democratic candidates at Forbes Arena at Morehouse College Friday night., Abrams announced in a tweet on Monday.
President Donald Trump is also expected in Georgia over the next week. Trump is reportedly coming to Macon to campaign for the Brian Kemp, the Republican candidate for governor. Details have not been announced for that yet, but Lt. Sean DeFoe with the Bibb County Sheriff's Office says they've been contacted about working out a plan for road closures and other details.
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Tickets for the Morehouse event featuring Obama will be made available on a first-come, first-served basis on Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at these locations:
Albany Campaign Office – 141 W Broad Avenue, Albany, GA 31701
The Gathering Spot – 384 Northyards Blvd NW, Building 100, Atlanta, GA 30313
Zucot Gallery – 100 Centennial Olympic PK DR SW, Atlanta, GA 30313Augusta Campaign Office – 601 Broad Street, Augusta, GA 30901Cobb Campaign Office – 591 Cherokee Street, Marietta, GA 30060Columbus Campaign Office – 1828 Midtown Drive, Columbus, GA 31906Dekalb Campaign Office – 4185 Snapfinger Woods Drive, Decatur, GA 30035
Gwinnett Campaign Office – 2100 Pleasant Hill Road, Suite 243, Duluth, GA 30096
East Point Campaign Office – 2605 Ben Hill Road, East Point, GA 30344Macon Campaign Office – 1343 Georgia Avenue, Macon, GA 31201
Savannah Campaign Office – 713 E 65th Street, Savannah, GA 31305 (Note: There is a two-ticket limit per person) The Georgia governor's race is one of the most closely-watched contests of the 2018 midterm election. If elected, Abrams would be the first African American woman governor in the United States.
Kemp, the current Georgia secretary of state, won a contested Republican primary in July largely by embracing Donald Trump and by airing controversial TV advertisements highlighting his opposition to illegal immigration and his support for the Second Amendment.
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Trump gave his support to Kemp days before the GOP runoff, and has continued to show his support for the Republican candidate.
"Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp will be a great governor," President Trump tweeted on Oct. 20. "He has been successful at whatever he has done, and has prepared for this very difficult and complex job for many years. He has my Strong Endorsement. His opponent is totally unqualified. Would destroy a great state!"
Polls have Abrams and Kemp virtually tied, making a December a possibility should neither candidate get more than 50 percent of the vote. Libertarian Ted Metz is also in the race.
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What to do when it does not power up?
My iMac G5 decided to die on me 2 weeks before i am to receive the new one i have ordered.
It refused to power on and completely and even though few times in dies on me (3-4) times, it came eventually back on, but this time, no light or anything, just dead!
I still have info on the hard disk that i need, but would you think i should messing with it to see if it is the power supply or any suggestions?
Hi, Here is a link to a previous post with your problem. If you read the post you will find the steps he took to determine the power supply was bad and how he repaired it. Good luck.


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Q: After read holding registers with Pymodbus connection is broken in Raspberry Pi import pymodbus
from pymodbus.client.sync import ModbusTcpClient
from time import sleep
connection = False
data = {}
while True:
        if not connection:
            client = ModbusTcpClient(host="176.219.185.16", port="502")
            connection = client.connect()
            if connection:
                print("connected")
        if connection == True:
            if not client.is_socket_open():
                print("connection is broken")
                connection = False
        data = client.read_holding_registers(address=150,count=10,unit=1).registers
        sleep(2)
        print(data)

This code is working on Windows. But i run it in raspberry pi "client.is_socket_open" is return false after read holding registers. How can i solve this? Or what is the problem in here. I dont force the client to close.

A: After a few test I can replicate the problem on the windows machine, and it's related to the pymodbus version. The connection is closed with the pymodbus version 2.5.0, so just downgrade to 2.4.0 until they solve the problem.
To solve your problem check the version on both the machines with pip3 show pymodbus
Uninstall pymodbus from the raspberry with pip3 uninstall pymodbus
Install the old version with pip3 install pymodbus==2.4.0

I have found that on github there is an existing issue reporting this error

The creator has released a fix for this
Install the updated version 2.5.1rc1
pip3 install --upgrade pymodbus


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Will the Feds Change How They Handle Cybersecurity in 2013?
If successful, a continuous monitoring project at the White House could lay the foundation for additional operational changes in federal agencies.
by Hilton Collins / December 7, 2012
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Between now and early 2013, the Department of Homeland Security is expected to release an RFP for continuous monitoring, a function for detecting network compliance and risk vulnerabilities -- which means the feds are working toward a huge shift in how they secure their networks next year.
George Schu, senior vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton, which consults federal agencies on technology decisions and often is instrumental to computing decisions at America's highest level of leadership, says the company will bid on this RFP. And ultimately, Schu said he expects the DHS and the General Services Administration to spread this monitoring process throughout D.C. next year. He told Government Technology this week that the deal, if successful, could lay the foundation for additional operational changes in federal agencies.
"It's an unusual effort by the government to roll out a new process, and it is being driven out of DHS because of responsibilities for securing the .gov domain," he said. "DHS is working with the GSA to roll out this new process across the government."
In his opinion, the adoption will require decentralized deployment for maximum effectiveness. Each agency is unique with different needs and digital environments.
"It has to be tailored to the environment that it is going to be monitoring," he said. "Health and Human Services probably looks different from the one that is being put together for the CIA, let's say, because there are different risk factors."
These differences largely depend on data that's being handled. According to Schu, security needs for a business unit that exchanges credit card and other personal information differs from those of one that exchanges personal health information. Additionally, those would differ from the needs of a business unit that handles financial information.
Employees will have to adapt to accommodate the changes. Continuous monitoring will prompt adjustments, and Schu likened these changes to any that would occur when there's a major technology overhaul, though he didn't offer specifics.
"Whenever a new process is rolled out, whether it's an ERP system, a new HR or payment system, or a personal evaluation system, there are organizational changes implicit in that in order for it to work successfully," Schu said.
If continuous monitoring is adopted, it would be more evidence of the government's push to strengthen America's cyber defensibility. The Obama administration is currently working on drafts of the well-publicized cybersecurity executive order. The law may create security standards for companies to comply with in order to secure the government data they handle.
"There is a big push for the government to do a better job in getting pertinent cybersecurity information out to critical infrastructure operators in the private sector to improve their cybersecurity awareness and posture in the face of an impending attack," Schu said.
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Hilton Collins is a former staff writer for Government Technology and Emergency Management magazines.
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TV Personality and Forbes Correspondent, Peace Hyde, has been shortlisted as one of the adjudicators for Forbes Africa Person of the Year 2015 scheduled to take place in Nairobi in November. The Judging panel also comprises Chris Bishop, Managing Editor of Forbes Africa, Methil Renuka, Editor of Forbes Woman, South African-based political commentator, Aubrey Matshiqi and Joseph Bonyo, Editorial Manager- East Africa for ABN.
· NKOSAZANA DLAMINI-ZUMA- African Union Chairperson, working towards a united and strong Africa. She has pushed the cause of women and that of land rights in 2015.
· MUHAMMADU BUHARI- President of Nigeria, new broom launching a fight against corruption.
· CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE- Famed Nigerian author, weaving stories that present a true African picture to the World.
· ARUNMA OTEH- New Vice President and Treasurer of the World Bank, wants to lend power to the elbow of women in Africa.
· MOHAMMED DEWJI- Entrepreneur and philanthropist who spent the year strengthening MeTl Group, his family business employs tens of thousands of Africans and trades across the continent.


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He oversaw the creation of the largest US financial relief package , as well as numerous record-breaking regulations during his time. He also secured Social Security and Medicare, reduced the cost of prescription drugs and cut corporate tax rates.
During his presidency in office, President Trump was impeached twice by Congress. The House of Representatives approved both the impeachment resolutions. Trump was cleared of all charges during an Senate trial.
Throughout his presidency, President Trump had to overcome a fierce partisan divide in the Nation's Capital. He was met with a fierce opposition from the Washington Establishment and special interests. But he managed to deliver historic results which included the longest expansion of economic growth in American history and a huge victory for peace in the Middle East.
As president, Trump took office with a clear strategy for his presidency. He pledged to secure the country by reducing taxes and boosting job creation. He also stressed an "America First" approach to foreign policy and aggressive border control. His administration also prioritized reforms in the criminal justice system and the appointment of federal judges and increased budgets for the military.
Donald Trump is one of the most prominent figures in the United States. He is a successful businessman and real estate mogul. Trump is also a television star who hosted The Apprentice which is a reality show on TV.
Donald Trump was a rough-and-tumble kid who was frequently in trouble. He did have a few achievements, including a bachelor's and Fordham University degrees.
Trump owned a Miss Universe pageant for a short time. The pageant eventually was moved to a more glam venue, the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City. The Trump family also received an exemption of 40 years from taxation for the hotel as part of this event.
What the image does not have in detail the image makes up in fashion. In the year of the image the trust fund's annual income was four times the average American family income.
He's wearing a tie and suit in the photo. He was in fact eating hot dogs.
Donald Trump is a businessman and a TV celebrity. He was the 45th president of the United States from January 20 2017, until January 20, 2021. The Trump Organization is a real estate conglomerate. It is one of the largest conglomerates in the world with assets that range from a few hundred million dollars to hundreds of millions of dollars.
Trump has a number of golf courses throughout the United States, Ireland and Scotland. His Mar-a-Lago estate is located in Palm Beach, Florida. In addition, he has two homes in Virginia located just outside of one of his golf courses. These homes are valued at $2 million.
Donald Trump has a net worth of $3 billion. The figure is based on his assets and liabilities, as well as his personal brand. However his net worth is not an accurate estimation.
In 2006, Forbes valued Trump Tower at $318 million. Today, the 58-floor building is worth anywhere from $400 to 500 million. The three top floors are his private residence, with marble and gold fixtures. There are also several retail shops on the first floor.
In 2010, Donald and his brother Fred were among the 400 wealthiest Americans. They struggled to make ends meet due to financial difficulties in the 1980s.
A federal House committee found that foreign governments had spent millions of dollars at the Trump hotel while President Trump was in the office. The documents raise doubts about whether Trump violated the Constitution's clause governing foreign emoluments.
Mazars USA, an accounting firm that worked closely with Donald Trump's team, provided documents showing that foreign nations had spent money at the hotel. Particularly interesting was the spending of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Saudi Arabia. These three countries had been trying to influence US policy during the Trump presidency.
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The hotel's swimming pool has an elevated deck that offers stunning views of the city. It also has a mini bar with stocked beverages.
Melania Trump, the first lady of the United States has become a advocate for children. She has had an impact on vulnerable communities in the United States and abroad. This includes working with FEMA, Red Cross, FEMA and the National Park Service.
Melania was model before she became First Lady. When she was 16 years old, Stane Jerko introduced her to modeling. After her first job, she decided that she wanted to make a living from modeling in Europe. In 1996, she moved to New York City. Later, she changed her name to Melania Knauss.
The couple was featured on the cover of Vogue magazine in January 2005. Donald, their husband was also present. They later married in Palm Beach, Florida. She was a naturalized citizen at the time.
Melania continued to reside in New York City after her husband's election in 2016. She travelled to many countries during this period including India and Egypt, Finland, Belgium and Kenya. She was also invited to visit Vatican City.
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Many Trump advisers expressed concern about Trump's 2020 campaign strategy. Trump has been accused of being unmotivated and returning to right-wing bomb-throwers. Some doubt his ability to win another term.
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Recently President Obama announced that he will be publishing a photobook. There are photos taken during his time in the White House. The book also includes captions by the President Trump.
The new book by former president Barack Obama is called "Our Journey Together" and it will be published by Winning Team Publishing, a conservative imprint launched by campaign assistant Sergio Gor. It will be available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble and 45books.
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Moritz Thiele lays out $10 million cash in the Birds
Posted on 01/02/2019 at 7:04 PM 02/02/2019
This story is by special request from a longtime reader. Let's call him Mike because, well, that's his name.
If anyone here religiously follows high-end LA real estate listings, you've probably stumbled across today's uber-contemporary house at least a couple times. The property was for sale (off and on) for nearly seven years, beginning way back in April 2012. At one point, the pricetag was a ridiculous $19 million.
The busy-busy home
Custom-built in 2007 by a man named Jerry Preston, the unique pad is located in the scary expensive Bird Streets, a neighborhood high above LA's iconic Sunset Strip generally considered to be the most desirable section of the Hollywood Hills.
Perennially unsold, but sometimes rented (Google Maps)
After years on the market, several realtor changes and numerous pricechops — and one renter who paid $50,000/month to lease the premises — the property was listed with a new high-end real estate team last year and finally sold this January for exactly $10 million in cash.
We'll get to the buyer momentarily, but first let's chat more about the home's history. Even if y'all do not follow LA real estate, this property may look familiar — the eye-catching architecture has garnered it various media appearances. Most famously, the house was featured in the mega-hit video game Grand Theft Auto V — yes, those crafty GTAV creators actually included an (almost) exact replica of this place in their virtual city. Pretty cool.
The house in real life (upper pic) and in Grand Theft Auto (lower pic)
Although the swoopy mansion doesn't yet have an IMDB page, it also nabbed a starring role in 2014's hit comedy Horrible Bosses 2, where it posed as the home of professional jerk Rex Hanson (portrayed by actor Chris Pine). If y'all didn't catch the house on film, here's a YouTube video of it.
WARNING: (The YouTube clip is rather offensive and definitely unsuitable for young children and ancient old fogies — AKA Yolanda — alike. Watch at your own peril. And make sure you're wearing big gurl panties.)
Anywho, the $10 million cash buyer is a German dude named Moritz Thiele. Our Mr. Thiele founded Finanzcheck.de, a Hamburg-based FinTech company/website mainly known as an online comparison portal for consumer loans. Think of the site as Google Shopping but for price-checking lending rates.
Moritz Thiele (photo: Deutsche Startups)
Finanzcheck was founded in either 2010 or 2012 — depending on where one looks online — and in less than a decade, Mr. Thiele bootstrapped the business into a majorly successful online price comparison portal that now employs 267 people. And in July 2017, all that work paid off when the site was acquired by German conglomerate Scout24. The 285 million euro sales price is approximately equivalent to $325 million USD at today's conversion rates.
So our boy can afford just about any house he wants. And though he remains Finanzcheck's CEO, 37-year-old Mr. Thiele is apparently unmarried and wants a fancy LA bachelor pad. So that's what he bought.
Some sourpuss naysayers may decry the cacophonic architecture here — there's wood accents mixed with glass, metal and stucco. Plus the multiple layers of walls — some crisp and jarring, others curvy and wildly undulating. It's quite a dramatic appearance, that's for certain.
The single-story structure sits on a half-acre lot and has 5,749-square-feet of living space with 4 beds and 4 baths. As y'all might expect, there's a full security system with cameras, alarms and the like.
Just within the custom-made from door is a sunken living room with a fireplace and high ceilings. An open family room area lies adjacent to a wet bar and a rather austere kitchen with bar-style seating and fancy stainless appliances. Somewhere there's a wine cellar/room bigger than some studio apartments.
Disappearing walls of glass allow the relaxed indoor/outdoor lifestyle for which SoCal is so famous. A rectangular infinity pool overlooks the shimmering LA skyline — "some of the best jetliner views in the city," boasts the listing.
Yolanda will not speculate on why this place took so many years to sell — maybe the prior owners were just too greedy, we dunno. We'll leave that discussion to the real estate experts and our (very) opinionated readers. Care to sound off in the comments? Don't be shy.
Mr. Thiele's new house is located on a cul-de-sac near the tippy-top of the Birds, in a neighborhood pocket known as Doheny Estates. Although there ain't any big "celebrities" on this particular street, homeboy does have lots of near-billionaire businesspeople as neighbors — folks like tech entrepreneur Ted Waitt, baller British heir Ashley Tabor, hedge funder Steve Wisch, British CEO Dr. Greg Bailey, Mexican investor Mauricio Oberfeld and Canadian entrepreneur Sam Magid.
EDIT: Whoops, Yolanda didn't realize that Sam Magid quietly passed away last year. No wonder his former home is on the market with a $23 million ask.
Listing agents: The Altman Brothers, Douglas Elliman
Moritz Thiele's agent: Amy Black, Redfin
9 Replies to "Moritz Thiele lays out $10 million cash in the Birds"
LLL says:	Reply
Sam Magid died last year and was only in his early 50s. Anyone know how? He threw some of the craziest parties in Hwood.
His house is for sale but overpriced- http://guests.themls.com/Details/CA/LOS-ANGELES/9362-NIGHTINGALE-DR/90069/18-375172.aspx
Perrin says:	Reply
Cocaine OD
Sandy Santa Monica says:	Reply
One too many Five Hour Energy shots
When people say 'IT WASN'T DRUGS!!!' with that many exclamation points, it was drugs.
Porky says:	Reply
Maybe he died from having to look at that interior decor. Place looks like a frickin' whorehouse.
Chris says:	Reply
it's aged very well for a 12 year old contemporary, honestly
quite like it
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The downside to buying this is right across the street are two MASSIVE homes being built which will impede the views.
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Robot sub plumbs deepest part of ocean
Falmouth, Mass – A new type of deep-sea robotic vehicle called Nereus has successfully reached the deepest part of the ocean.
The dive – to a mind-boggling 6.8 miles – was organised by a team of US engineers and scientists aboard the research vessel Kilo Moana at the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific Ocean.
It makes Nereus the world's deepest-diving vehicle and the first vehicle to explore the Mariana Trench in over ten years. Nereus had to withstand pressures 1,000 times that at Earth's surface — similar to those on the surface of Venus.
The vehicle is remotely operated by pilots aboard a surface ship via a lightweight fiber-optic tether. Traditional steel-reinforced cables would snap under their own weight. Nereus can also be switched into a free-swimming, autonomous vehicle.
"With a robot like Nereus we can now explore virtually anywhere in the ocean," said Andy Bowen, the project manager and principal developer of Nereus at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI). "The trenches are virtually unexplored, and I am absolutely certain Nereus will enable new discoveries. I believe it marks the start of a new era in ocean exploration."
WHOI engineers modified a hydraulically operated robotic manipulator arm to operate under intense pressure and make effective use of the vehicle's limited battery power.
On its dive, Nereus spent over 10 hours on the bottom, sending live video back to the ship and collecting geological and biological samples.
"The samples collected by the vehicle include sediment from the subducting and overriding tectonic plates that meet at the trench and, for the first time, rocks from deep exposures of the Earth's crust close to mantle depths south of the Challenger Deep," said Fryer. "We will know the full story once the shore-based analyses are completed back at the laboratory this summer."
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Laura Robson had the world at her feet two years ago but finds herself back at square one and has warned Wimbledon watchers to temper their expectations as she returns to action.
Two years ago, Robson reached the fourth round and soared to a career-high world ranking of 27th, looking well capable of climbing even higher.
But severe wrist trouble struck, and after one comeback was aborted the 21-year-old has waited for the right time to hit the courts again.
She is convinced that moment has arrived. Robson will find it tough going at Wimbledon, where she starts against Russian Evgeniya Rodina, but the beauty of the situation is her acceptance of that fact.
'I know how well I've played and practised. But obviously it doesn't always translate to matches, as you must know,' Robson said.
'My coach, my trainer, we're all very patient. If I don't play well, then it's not the end of the world, because we all learn in tennis that there's always next week. I'm injury free, I think that's the main thing.
Those events fall below WTA tour level, with Robson essentially going back to the drawing board to re-sketch her career.
She missed Wimbledon last year and had been absent from the tour for almost 18 months before winning just one game in a qualifier at Eastbourne last week.
That is the form she is carrying into Wimbledon. Come the US Open in the summer, it could be a different story.
'To be honest, I would have preferred to start at smaller tournaments than this. I think I'm pretty realistic that my level is not at the point where it was before I was injured,' Robson said.
The 2008 Wimbledon girls' champion added: 'I don't think anything is worse for an athlete than doing over a year of rehab. So even though last week I got absolutely pummelled, getting pummelled is better than not playing anything at all.
Robson explained how a little puppy love and country crooning has seen her through the sharp pain of being absent from tour.
She moved to Florida last October, and has managed to fill her time.
'I got a cat - Waffles. She lives with my parents in Greece now,' Robson said.
Country music can be maudlin, but Robson has found a particular brand that appeals to her sensibility.
Robson's absence from the tour has seen Heather Watson go almost unchallenged as British No 1. They were pushing each other on to greater heights before Robson was forced to take time out.
Watson said: 'I'm glad she's back and fit and healthy. I think last week for her was great to be back on the court finishing a whole match.
Watson has been handed a difficult draw, with France's Carolina Garcia - a player once tipped as a future world No 1 by Andy Murray - first up. Should she battle through to round three, Serena Williams is likely to be waiting.
While Watson began the year with a title in Hobart, there have been plenty of disappointments since.


The symptoms and conditions resulting from a neurogenic bladder are one of the most commonly encountered clinical scenarios to those involved in managing lower urinary tract dysfunction. However, understanding the neuro-circuit and the various pathologies are considered difficult to learn and absorb. It is probably because the education and training involved are either too minimal or nearly nonexistence during residency. As the title states this is a textbook solely dedicated to the neurogenic bladder. It starts with the basic anatomy and functional pathology of the lower urinary tract and goes on to cover the methods involved in evaluating these patients. The evaluation section starts with patient history and physical examination and reviews methods such as endoscopic, imaging, and electrophysiology exams. What also differentiate this book from others are the separate sections on meningomyelocele and sexual dysfunction. Many chapters with further detailed topic such as pregnancy in spinal cord injury will probably be difficult to find elsewhere. Although this book is mostly focused on adult conditions many discussions can still be applied to children and information specific to neurogenic bladder in children are also covered. This is a truly comprehensive one stop textbook for learning about the various types of neurogenic bladders.


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Promoting Inclusion & Fighting Childhood Obesity with Special Olympics
By Hip Hop Public HealthOctober 3, 2020 No Comments
Hip Hop Public Health is proud to announce our multi-year collaboration with Special Olympics to advance inclusion and help fight the rising tide of childhood obesity. As part of our shared commitment to reduce preventable health conditions and promote inclusive activities in the areas of dance, physical activity, nutrition and health promotion, we will be developing programming for students with and without intellectual disabilities (ID), aged pre-K to 12th grade, in over 7,600 Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools® (UCS) across the United States
Despite severe needs and higher health risks, people with ID often lack access to health services and die on average 16 years earlier than the general population. Multiple barriers such as lack of training for health professionals, and ineffective communication materials contribute to these health disparities. Special Olympics and Hip Hop Public Health have teamed up to address this disparity by providing culturally-tailored information and tools for young children with and without ID, inspiring a lifetime of healthy behaviors.
We're kicking off this collaboration with "Young Athletes in Motion" – a new signature hip-hop song remix and music video that will encourage families and classrooms to stay active and move together through dance. Launching November 20th in celebration of World Children's Day, the 8-minute music video will feature a variety of dance and fitness movements from the Special Olympics Young Athletes activities.
Get Featured in the Young Athletes in Motion Music Video
We need your help finishing the music video! Submit a clip of you and your family dancing along to the teaser video with Special Olympics U.S. Youth Ambassadors Citlali Gallo, Sophie Hill and Joey Drwal by October 23, 2020 for a chance to be featured in the final music video. Special Olympics has you covered with a full list of recording tips and instructions but keep in mind the following:
Record with your camera positioned horizontally
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Upload the original video file (MOV or MP4); do not send a compressed file
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Q: Repeated values in list in while(reader.Read()) {} [WebMethod]
public List<reports> getMyReports( int user_id )
{
    string cs = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["ReportDB"].ConnectionString;
    using (SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(cs))
    {
        SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("getAllReportsByUserID", con);
        cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
        List<reports> repers = new List<reports>();
        //users[][] liser = new users[][];
        SqlParameter user_id_parameter = new SqlParameter("@user_id", user_id);
        cmd.Parameters.Add(user_id_parameter);
        reports report = new reports();
        con.Open();
        SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader();
        while (reader.Read())
        {
            report.id = Convert.ToInt32(reader["id"]);
            report.title = reader["title"].ToString();
            report.description = reader["description"].ToString();
            report.anonymous = (bool)reader["anonymous"];
            report.location = reader["location"].ToString();
            report.status = reader["status"].ToString();
            report.category = reader["category"].ToString();
            report.date = (DateTime)reader["date"];
            report.picture_url = reader["picture_url"].ToString();
            report.admin_id = Convert.ToInt32(reader["admin_id"]);
            repers.Add(report);
        }
        return repers;
    }
}

I have the top function that calls the following stored procedure:
CREATE Proc [dbo].[getAllReportsByUserID]
@user_id int
as
Begin
  Select
    id,
    title,
    description,
    anonymous,
    location,
    status,
    category,
    date,
    picture_url,
    admin_id
  from reports
  where user_id = @user_id
End

I have tested the procedure individually and it works fine. Yet, when I test the WebService created above I get a list with the last value duplicated along the whole list.
Can someone please help me figure out why do I get the same (last)value repeated over and over again?

A: By creating the report object before the loop and reusing it repeatedly, you insert a reference to that same object multiple times in your list.
You should create the report object inside your loop:
        SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader();
        while (reader.Read())
        {
            reports report = new reports();
            report.id = Convert.ToInt32(reader["id"]);
            report.title = reader["title"].ToString();
            report.description = reader["description"].ToString();
            report.anonymous = (bool)reader["anonymous"];
            report.location = reader["location"].ToString();
            report.status = reader["status"].ToString();
            report.category = reader["category"].ToString();
            report.date = (DateTime)reader["date"];
            report.picture_url = reader["picture_url"].ToString();
            report.admin_id = Convert.ToInt32(reader["admin_id"]);
            repers.Add(report);
        }
        return repers;


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Many mock drafts have Hurricanes guard Davon Reed going undrafted, but he enjoys the underdog role
Davon Reed #5 of the Miami Hurricanes reacts after being called for a foul against the Duke Blue Devils during the game at Cameron Indoor Stadium on January 21, 2017 in Durham, North Carolina. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images)
MIAMI — Davon Reed's name isn't included in most NBA mock drafts. But it's not the first time he's been doubted.
"No matter how high I may get or whatever my status might be, I've always embraced that [underdog] role since I was a young kid," Reed said earlier this month at the NBA draft combine. "I like that role — being able to prove people wrong and just showing what I can do." Continue reading "Many mock drafts have Hurricanes guard Davon Reed going undrafted, but he enjoys the underdog role"
Author Anthony ChiangPosted on May 22, 2017 May 22, 2017 Categories 2017 offseason, Anthony Chiang, NBA DraftTags 2017 nba draft, Davon Reed, heatzone, Jim Larranaga, Miami Heat, miami Hurricanes, sports, sportsfrontLeave a comment on Many mock drafts have Hurricanes guard Davon Reed going undrafted, but he enjoys the underdog role
Marcus Georges-Hunt should fit right in with the Heat: 'My main focus is defense'
Marcus Georges-Hunt picked Georgia Tech over UM four years ago.
NEW YORK – Marcus Georges-Hunt will have little trouble adjusting when he gets back to South Florida.
Georges-Hunt, signed to a 10-day contract by the Miami Heat on Monday, was born in Baptist Hospital and raised in South Miami until his family moved to Atlanta when he was about 10.
Georges-Hunt was a Heat fan and would spend time at the University of Miami.
"I was really into college basketball," said. "I was on the UM campus a lot. Miami has been part of me and I still have a lot of family down there."
Now, the 6-foot-6 combo guard, who was undrafted last year after being a four-year starter at Georgia Tech, will get to play in front of his family on Monday when the Heat return home to face the Magic. But first, he will be in uniform tonight, when Miami goes for its 13th consecutive victory at Brooklyn, and Saturday in Philadelphia.
Georges-Hunt spent today's shoot-around getting to know his new teammates.
"As quick as you can," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said when asked how long it will take Georges-Hunt to get acclimated. "Welcome to the Heat. Welcome to NBA life. But he's a smart kid. He'll adjust fine.
"Right now he has to fit in, fast track in the moments in between. Our staff will take care of him before and after every shoot-around, practice, have film sessions. He's fine. When you have experience in the D-League this is kind of the world you live in. You have to adjust very quickly."
Georges-Hunt spent time after today's shoot-around getting in extra shooting and running though some plays and pick-and-rolls.
"Players were coming up to me giving me quick hitters, terminology on how to do things," he said. "I just want to pick up what they want me to."
With Josh Richardson missing his 18th game tonight because of a foot sprain and Dion Waiters out for a second game with a sprained ankle, Georges-Hunt was signed off the roster of the D-League's Maine Red Claws to help fortify the backcourt.
And Spoelstra did not rule out his new player seeing playing time early. When the Heat signed forward Okaro White to a 10-day contract from the D-League, White did not play in his first game but then averaged close to 19 minutes in his next six games.
"I'm not afraid of it," Spoelstra said. "We've shown we'll take somebody from the D-League and the next game play 30 minutes. If we need to we will. Having Dion and J Rich out that's why we signed him. We wanted somebody who has experience that can fill in those gaps when we need it."
When he does get in, Georges-Hunt said he wants to "fill up the stat sheet" as far as the "little things."
"Rebounding, my defensive presence, being aggressive, assertive, just being a great defender," he said. "That's where it starts off. Everything else, it will pick up on its own. My main focus is defense."
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Georges-Hunt averaged 16.4 points, 5.8 rebounds and 4.2 assists in 32 games for the Red Claws, while shooting 46.7 percent from the field and 39.7 percent on threes. He was named to the D-League All-Star Game this week.
"It's a grind for sure, having a chip on your shoulder," he said about trying to make the NBA after being undrafted. "You just have to be hungry. In a situation like this, obviously, I feel like they have confidence in me. I just have to make the most out of it and just give it all I got."
As for being a Hurricanes fan, Georges-Hunt said it was a close call between UM and Georgia Tech when it came time to pick a school. He was being recruited by Frank Haith but when Haith left Jim Larranaga kept the offer.
"I liked coach Larranaga," he said. "Then (Haith) left but when Larranaga came in my offer was still on the table. They were in my top schools coming out of high school. It was a close decision but it came down to Georgia Tech."
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When Same-Sex Couples Divorce
For Gays and Lesbians, Splitting Up Can Create a Crisis of Self-Doubt
Laura Markowitz • 5/7/1994
Having never been married in the eyes of the law, no matter how many decades living as spouses, gay and lesbian partners must invent their own forms of matrimony, and negotiate different kinds of separations than straight couples.
Confronting Homophobia in the Therapy Room
Are We Still in the Dark?
Laura Markowitz • 1/16/1991
Back in the therapeutic Dark Ages of the 1990s, many clinicians, like the rest of the population, were still just beginning to confront their own discomfort with gender and sexual nonconformity. Today—when an "unstraight" client might be transgender, gender fluid, agender, gender dysphoric, or genderqueer—this article on homophobia, which seemed daring 25 years ago, may strike some readers as an almost quaint reflection of a simpler time.
Laura Markowitz is a journalist, editor and multimedia producer in Tucson, Arizona, and winner of a National Magazine Award for writing and coeditor of The Evolving Therapist: Ten Years of the Family Therapy Networker.


Remember the boy called Jack. He likes anime, especially programs broadcasting in midnight or early morning. In his room, there is a big shelf and it is kept organized well. And there are anime BD/DVDs which he watched or gave up because of overlapping of broadcasting time with other animes. His money is tight, but he succeeded to get W hundreds dollars because of an unexpected event. And he came up with enhancing the content of his BD shelf.
He is troubled about the usage of the unexpected income. He has a good judge for anime to choose the anime he can enjoy because he is a great anime lover. Therefore, first of all, he listed up expectable animes and assigned each anime a value that represents "a magnitude of expectation". Moreover Jack tagged a mysterious string M for each anime. However Jack did not tell you the meaning of the string M.
Your task is to write a program that reads a string X and that maximizes the sum of magnitudes of expectation when Jack bought BD/DVD boxes of anime with the budget of W hundreds dollars. Here, Jack must buy anime's BD/DVD box that have a string X as a sub-string of the string M assigned the anime. If he can not buy any boxes, output -1.
A sequence of string X is given in order in the input as query. Assume two strings X1 and X2 are given as string X, and X1 is the prefix of X2. If X1 is given in the input preceding X2, you must not buy an anime which has the minimum magnitude of expectation among animes extracted by X1 in the calculation for X2. And vice versa (X1 is the prefix of X2 and if X2 is given in the input preceding X1, ...) . For example, If three strings "a", "abc" and "ab" are given in this order in the input, In the processing for string "abc", you must not extract an anime which has the minimum magnitude of expectation among animes extracted by the processing of the string "a". In the processing for string "ab", you must not extract an anime has minimum magnitude of expectation among animes extracted by the processing of the string "abc" and "a".
Input consists of multiple datasets.
A dataset is given in the following format.
N is an integer that represents the number of anime. Following N lines contains the information of each anime.
stringi(1≤i≤N) is a string consists of lowercase letters that represents string M assigned i-th anime by Jack. No two characters in this string are same.
expectationi(1≤i≤N) is a natural number that represents a magnitude of expectation of the i-th anime.
pricei(1≤i≤N) is a natural number that represents a price(cost) in hundreds to buy the i-th anime. Q is an integer that represents the number of queries.
queryi(1≤i≤Q) is a string consists of lowercase letters. This is a string X described in the problem statement.
N=W=0 shows the end of the input.
There are 4 test cases. This is given by the following order.
In the first testcase, 4 datasets satisfy N≤10 and Q≤10, 6 datasets satisfy N≤5000 and Q≤5000.
In the 2nd, 3rd and 4th testcase, each satisfies N≤20000 and Q≤20000.
The time limit for this problem is the limit for each testcase.
It is assured that all values for expectation are different.
For each query, output an integer S on a line that represents the maximum sum of magnitudes of expectation in the following format.


This exhibition includes the work of nearly 50 artists all living and working under varying circumstances during World War II, and who all reemerged to begin reshaping German art after it ended.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Inventur — Art in Germany, 1943–55 is a remarkable exhibition, but not because any of the work itself is particularly groundbreaking. It isn't. What's notable is that during this specific time, the decade or so after the end of World War II, any art was made at all. Indeed, historians still refer to this period as a gap in the study of German art history. This is understandable, given the restrictions placed on artists by the Nazi government before and during the war and the collapse of Germany afterwards. The thread is only picked up again in 1955 during the first iteration of "Documenta" in Kassel where German reengagement with the international art world began to take place.
Inventur situates itself between the utter depravity of the war and the beginning of moral and economic recovery. It offers insight into both the cultural fanaticism present during the 30's and 40's and how Germany produced an indoctrinated population both mostly unfamiliar with modern art and highly antagonistic toward it. The exhibition doesn't assume that any artists were complicit with the crimes and atrocities of the Nazis, though to what degree some might have been, even in some small way, is less clear, and perhaps impossible to tell. Stories changed after the war and not only in Germany.
The show's title is taken from a poem written in 1945 by Günter Eich, and means "Inventory." Eich, at the time a prisoner in an American POW camp, takes humble stock of his meager belongings. It's a hobo's list of small things magnified by their significance for someone with little left. Writ large, the title implies a moral reckoning of sorts, a revaluation of the past via the material scarcity of the present — all amid the bleakness of a broken state. Eich's poem highlighted a situation that often, in the short-term, left Germans feeling (rightly or wrongly) like victims themselves.
Inventur includes the work of nearly 50 artists all living and working under varying circumstances during the war — all, to one degree or another, reemerging to begin reshaping German art and a national psyche fractured by both war and the barbarous crimes committed in their name.
Chargesheimer (Karl Heinz Hargesheimer), a photographer from Cologne, depicts the ruined cityscape, "Ruinwände, Köln" (Ruin Walls, Cologne, 1949) as a figureless abstraction, a vertical architecture sliced open to the sky, uninhabited and monumental in scale. Chargesheimer witnessed (and survived) the Allied bombing raids during the war, which destroyed most of the city. This image, which is only available in the exhibition catalogue starkly contrasts with the almost buoyant street scenes he took later in the 1950s. In these, you can almost sense an unrestrained optimism on the faces of the people he photographed. In "Untitled" (Unter Krahnenbäumen, 1956/57) a man in a suit strides confidently into the foreground of the photograph with two women moving behind him. The relationships are hard to determine but the momentum isn't. In a sense, the man embodies the crushing weight of history falling away as he strides into the future.
Karl Hofer survived, too, though his Berlin studio was destroyed during an air raid in 1943. Hofer, a former art professor, lost his academic position in 1933 and had hundreds of his paintings purged from German museums because they were deemed "degenerate art." His only painting in the exhibition, called "Ruinennacht" (Night of Ruins, 1947) is a great jumble of chalk and ash configured into a glowering human countenance that suggests a passing inferno. Verging on abstraction, the muted depiction also resembles a city resting upon its own heated rubble.
Gerhard Altenbourg, who was conscripted into the German Army in 1944 when he was 18, killed a young Russian soldier in combat during the final weeks of the war. Despite what must have been an act of self-preservation, the killing continued to haunt him well after the war ended. In 1949, after writing a book based on his experiences, Altenbourg turned to art making. A drawing called "Ecce Homo Sterbender Krieger" (Ecce Homo Dying Warrior, 1949). The work, made atop childhood drawings of his that feature tanks, soldiers, and armored cars, is a skeletal overlay of the human figure stretched across two pieces of glued-together paper. Here, the fantasies of war a younger Altenbourg might have held, are forever changed. The haunted, corpse-like image that he deposits across his childhood sketches is both a correction and rebuttal to a boy's misconceptions about war and its cost.
The creeping fascism and alt-right extremism (both American and European) we see reemerging today make this exhibition not only timely but also exceedingly important. A great deal of credit goes to the curator, Lynette Roth, not only for the academic rigor surrounding this exhibition, but for the passionate and rational approach to a rather fraught period of German history that is as complex as it is troubling.
Her observation, coming after years of historical scholarship focused on Germany during this time is something that should frighten us all. The parallels that Roth observes locate this exhibition at the heart of a moral reckoning, not only with past events, but perhaps more importantly, with the disturbing and unstable situation America is faced with today.
Inventur — Art in Germany, 1943–55 continues at the Special Exhibitions Gallery of the Harvard Art Museums (32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA) through June 3.


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On Sunday, 9/20, I volunteered at a benefit for Gotham Early Music Scene (GEMS), which featured a tribute to viol player Judith Davidoff, honoring her years of service to early music in NYC. Judith has founded and played in numerous early music groups, including the NY Consort of Viols, a group I've had the pleasure of singing with several times. (Coincidentally, on Friday I had just been to NYPL's Performing Arts library, where I had listened to a 1972 Waverly Consort album of the Cantigas de Santa Maria—some of which I'm working on—and there Judith was on the cover (and playing beautifully on the LP), along with Jan DeGaetani, among others.) It was great to meet and work with some of the behind-the-scenes people involved with GEMS, which, among other things, supports the production of the Play of Daniel that I'm in. (Daniel returns to Trinity Church's Twelfth Night Festival in January 2016.) The evening was a wonderful celebration of Judith's contributions. Plus I wound up leading a singalong—about the viola da gamba, naturally—with noted soprano Sheila Schonbrun (aka Judith's favorite singer)!
Composer John Stone's song cycle "Daybreak in Alabama" (which I premiered and recorded with John—see Audio page) was the subject of a seminar on Monday, 2/23, at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ. John was present and answered questions about the cycle after hearing four students sing the songs. It's great that these songs are getting more attention!


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Download common libraries which are provided by Mockplus Team.
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According to Germany's Der Spiegel, German police shot only 85 bullets in all of 2011, a stark reminder that not every country is as gun-crazy as the U.S. of A. As Boing Boing translates, most of those shots weren't even aimed anyone: "49 warning shots, 36 shots on suspects. 15 persons were injured, 6 were killed."
Technically, about 9,000 more shots were fired at sick and dangerous animals. (Germany, why do you kill your animals?) But since we couldn't watch the end of Old Yeller, we'll look the other way on those humanitarian shootings.
Meanwhile, in the U.S., where the population is little less than four times the size of Germany's, well, we can get to 85 in just one sitting, thank you very much. 84 shots fired at one murder suspect in Harlem, another 90 shot at one fleeing unarmed man in Los Angeles. And that was just April. So we bring you Germany's shot total in case you forgot about America shoots itself in the foot with its manic love of guns.


In Iran, religious minorities, including Sunni Muslims, Baha'is, Mendelians, Jews and Christians face imprisonment, harassment, intimidation and discrimination based on their religious beliefs.
Iran Focus: Death sentences have been issued for three boys by the names of Ali M., Morteza F. and Milad B. who are presently in the Center for Reform and Education (Juvenile Prison). While all three of them were under 18 when they allegedly committed their crimes, their death sentences are going to be carried out soon as they turn 18.
BosNewsLife News Center: Iranian police invaded the annual conference of Iran's Assemblies of God and arrested at least 80 church leaders at the church's denominational center near Tehran as part of the worst crack down on evangelical believers in a decade, a Christian news agency reported Friday, September 10.
Compass news agency said security forces raided the meeting "without warning" in Karaj, 20 miles (32 kilometers) west of the capital, after they surrounded the church's garden property Thursday, September 9.
Iran Focus: A religious court in Tehran sentenced two men to execution, bringing to more than 110 the number of people hanged since January 2004. Thet two were identified only by their first names as Mohammad and Fereidoon.
Dozens have been hanged in recent days in Iran, as the country goes through another spate of politically-motivated executions.
Voice of America: Human rights activist, Shirin Ebadi, says Iran has signed international treaties protecting young people from execution, but constantly ignores the agreements. Ms. Ebadi spke at a news conference in Vienna.
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Reporters Without Borders: Reporters Without Borders said it was outraged at the latest escalation in a crackdown against news on the Internet as three journalists contributing or having contributed to a reformist site were arrested on 7-8 August.
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Iran Focus: News of the execution of a sixteen-year-old girl in northern Iran, first broken by Iran Focus, has been met with shock and outrage around the world. In a press statement on Monday, Amnesty International expressed 'outrage" at the execution of Ateqeh Sahaleh on Sunday, August 15, in the town of Neka in Mazandaran Province.


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Chelsea Clinton, Kleiner Perkins throw support behind Nurx, the 'Uber for birth control'
By Kate Clark
Telemedicine startup Nurx, which provides direct-to-consumer birth control and daily HIV prevention medication (PrEP) to patients whether or not they have health insurance, has raised $36 million in a Series B led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. The round values the company at $100 million, per PitchBook data.
Dubbed the "Uber for birth control" in the media, Nurx offers a HIPAA-compliant platform that delivers contraceptives directly to customers' doorsteps and allows women to skip physical doctor's appointments, offering online access to a network of doctors and pharmacies that have partnered with the company. It's a business plan that's also drawn the support of Chelsea Clinton, who will join Nurx's board as part of the new funding.
News of the funding comes a day after US President Donald Trump announced conservative federal appeals court judge Brett Kavanaugh as his nominee to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court, igniting a conversation around the future of women's healthcare. A majority-conservative court could reverse Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 case that made it illegal for states to ban abortion.
If the court does overturn Roe V. Wade, control over abortion regulations would return to each individual state. It's likely that 22 states would ban abortion without federal laws, according to a recent estimate from the Center for Reproductive Rights.
"With the SCOTUS announcement, it is very important that we focus on access to these services," Nurx co-founder and CEO Hans Gangeskar told PitchBook. "Personally, I really hope the new Supreme Court doesn't retrograde on all the progress that has been made on access to healthcare. It's not just abortion that's on the line. … You don't have to go very far back to find birth control was only available to married women. A lot of states had really draconian laws on who could get birth control.
"It's not unthinkable that in this climate that some of this could go backward. We want to make sure that all women have safe and affordable access to birth control."
The San Francisco-based Nurx was founded in 2015 with a focus on providing contraceptives to the huge number of women who are without access to care, including those who live in "contraceptive deserts" and other areas with clinic shortages. More than 19 million women in the US between the ages of 13 and 44 don't have access to clinics that provide publicly funded birth control, according to The Campaign to Prevent Unplanned Pregnancy.
That's where Nurx comes in. Today, its services are available online to women in 17 states—including Florida, Ohio, Texas, Virginia, California and New York—as well as the District of Columbia. Nurx plans to expand its offerings beyond birth control and PrEP with its latest infusion of capital.
Chelsea Clinton speaks at a Hillary Clinton campaign rally in Minneapolis. (Photo by Lorie Shaull/CC BY 2.0)
The addition of Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, seems natural considering her longtime support of healthcare causes. Currently, she's the vice chair of the Clinton Foundation and holds board seats on the Clinton Health Access Initiative—which focuses on expanding access to HIV/AIDS medications and services in the developing world—and the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, a partnership between the Clinton Foundation and the American Heart Association that helps kids develop healthy habits around food and exercise.
Gangeskar told PitchBook that Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures, the venture capital firm that led Nurx's $5.3 million Series A in 2016 and also participated in its latest financing, helped facilitate the startup's relationship with Clinton.
"By putting individuals in control of their personal health, and by starting with critical health needs like birth control and HIV prevention, Nurx is well-positioned to make a difference in the lives of countless Americans," Clinton said in a statement. "I'm delighted to join their board, and excited to help them empower people to build better futures for themselves and realize a vision of accessible, affordable care for all."
Kleiner Perkins general partner Noah Knauf will also join Nurx's board as part of the deal, which also drew participation from Chris Sacca's Lowercase Capital and Y Combinator. Nurx was a Winter 2016 graduate of the accelerator. The company plans to use the funds to grow its current 100-person staff, build out its fulfillment network and more.
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Q: How to change the default padding for "th" on foundation mail framework? using scss In foundation mail framework each "th" element has a default padding. In the HTML it looks like this:
padding-bottom: 16px;
padding-left: 16px;
padding-right: 16px;

How to change it in the framework? Changing $global-padding in settings.scss doesn't help

A: you car create a scss file: foundation-overwrite.scss and reset what you whant there, you can reset any others classes in the future if u need and not mess with the framework.
so include:
th { padding: 0 }

or change the variable but again using the new file you created. not the framework one.
/// Default padding for table.
/// @type Number
$table-padding: rem-calc(8 10 10) !default;

A: Change $table-padding variable. Source code on GitHub.


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Q: Problemas para recuperar una variable estática de una clase Estoy aprendiendo Clases. He creado la clase que muestro a continuación, conformada por 7 métodos, que me permiten, realizando las correspondientes instanciaciones, obtener 7 listas a partir de un DataFrame al que he ido añadiendo columnas.
import pandas as pd
import datetime as dt
from datetime import datetime
import pandas_datareader.data as pdr

class VariacionCotizaciones:
    def __init__(self, df):
        self.df = df

    def calc_variacion_diaria(self):
        # Variación diaria de las cotizaciones
        for i in range (0, self.df.shape[0]):
            self.df["Var_dia"] = self.df[nom_val] - self.df[nom_val].shift(-1)
        return self.df

    def calcula_variacion_diaria_acumulada(self):
       # Variaciones diarias acumuladas
        self.df["Var_dia_acum"] = self.df["Var_dia"].cumsum()
        return self.df["Var_dia_acum"]

    def calc_medias_mensuales(self):
        # media de las cotizaciones mensuales.
        media_mens = self.df.resample('M').mean()
        media_mens["Mes"] = media_mens.index.month
        return media_mens

    def calc_medias_4_meses(self):
        # Media de las cotizaciones de períodos de  4 meses.
        media_4meses = self.df.resample("4M").mean()
        return media_4meses

    def calc_media_anual(self):
        # Media de las cotizaciones anuales
        media_anual = self.df.resample("Y").mean().reset_index()
        return media_anual

    def calc_porcentaje_diario_cambios(self):
        # Porcentaje de variación diaria
        self.df["Pct_var_dia"] = self.df[nom_val].pct_change()
        return  self.df["Pct_var_dia"]

    def calcula_pct_retornos_diarios_acumulados(self):
        # Cálculo de los retornos diarios acumulados
        self.df["Pct_var_dia_acum"] = (1 + self.df["Pct_var_dia"]).cumprod()
        return self.df["Pct_var_dia_acum"]

df = pdr.DataReader("AAPL", 'yahoo', "2018", "2021")
datos = df[["Close"]]

cotizaciones =  VariacionCotizaciones(datos)

var_dia = cotizaciones.calc_variacion_diaria()
var_dia_acums = cotizaciones.calcula_variacion_diaria_acumulada()
media_var_mens = cotizaciones.calc_medias_mensuales()
media_var_4meses = cotizaciones.calc_medias_4_meses()
media_var_anuales = cotizaciones.calc_media_anual()
pct_diario_cambio = cotizaciones.calc_porcentaje_diario_cambios()
pct_diario_cambio_acumulados = cotizaciones.calcula_pct_retornos_diarios_acumulados()

VariacionCotizaciones.df

Cuando intento obtener el DataFrame modificado con las columnas añadidas, llamando a la variable estática df de la clase, me devuelve el error
VariacionCotizaciones.df
AttributeError: type object 'VariacionCotizaciones' has no attribute 'df'

¿Cómo puedo obtener este DataFrame df modificado?.

A: Teoría
El atributo df de tu implementación no es una variable estática de clase. Todo lo contrario, es un atributo propio de una instancia y no de la clase.
La diferencia entre un atributo de clase y uno de instancia es que al atributo de clase puedes acceder usando NombreDeLaClase.atributo, y que es compartido por todas las instancias de esa misma clase. Un atributo de instancia en cambio pertenece a cada objeto particular instanciado a partir de una clase, y para acceder a él debes usar nombre_de_objeto.atributo si estás "fuera" del objeto, o bien mediante self.atributo si estás dentro un método del objeto.
La palabra  self no es palabra reservada ni tiene ningún significado especial para el intérprete. Es sólo un convenio que se sigue a la hora de poner un nombre al primer parámetro que reciben todos los métodos, y que el intérprete rellena automáticamente con el objeto en cuestión sobre el que se esté operando.
Es decir, cuando tú instancias un objeto con, por ejemplo:
cotizaciones =  VariacionCotizaciones(datos)

Python creará una nueva instancia a partir de la clase, asignará a la variable cotizaciones una referencia a esa nueva instancia, e invocará cotizaciones.__init__(datos).
A su vez, cada vez que invoques cualquier método (incluído __init__()) sobre esa instancia, por ejemplo usando cotizaciones.calc_variacion_diaria(), Python convierte esa llamada en una llamada al método de la clase, que recibe como primer parámetro el objeto en cuestión. Es decir, se convertiría en VariacionCotizaciones.calc_variacion_diaria(cotizaciones).
Así es como el objeto cotizaciones llega como primer parámetro al método. Y ya que en ese método has llamado self al primer parámetro, self representa en ese momento al objeto cotizaciones. Por tanto cuando accedas a self.df estás accediendo a cotizaciones.df, un atributo específico de ese objeto (y que no está en la clase).
De ese modo, si crearas varias instancias de la clase, cada instancia tendría su propio atributo .df.
Esto es lo habitualmente usado. La posibilidad de tener atributos de clase se usa mucho más raramente para poder compartir una cierta información entre todas las instancias.
Solucion
Por tanto basta que accedas a cotizaciones.df para obtener lo que querías.