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All Top Ten ListsHistory and Events
Top 10 Historical Shark Attacks in the World
1 USS Indianapolis (CA-35)
More than 900 men were thrown to the sharks of the Pacific Ocean when their American warship, the USS Indianapolis, was split in two by Japanese torpedoes in July 1945. When rescuers arrived in the spot four days later, they found 579 men dead, with many chewed to pieces by sharks. Only 316 were rescued after nearly four days in the ocean. Many died from dehydration, exposure, saltwater poisoning and also shark attacks, in what is believed to be the deadliest attack by the predators.
This was a very famous and horrible story, and it definitely deserves its first place. Great list, definitely deserves its featured label!
2 Shirley Ann Durdin
In 1985, Shirley Ann Durdin was diving in Australia's Peake Bay when she was attacked by an around 20 foot long great white shark. The shark tore the 33-year-old apart in its first bite as her husband and her children watched in horror from the shore. By the time rescuers arrived, all that remained was her headless torso floating in the water. Within minutes, the shark returned and devoured all that was left.
That was a very terrible occurrence for the family, because:
1 They witnessed the death
2 They could not bury her, as the shark ate the whole body.
It's horrible that her family witnessed this and it's even worse that her body was completely eaten, her family couldn't even bury her.
3 Jersey Shore Shark Attacks of 1916
Four people were killed in shark attacks along the coast of New Jersey in the United States during the heat wave of 1916. The first person killed was 25-year-old Charles Vansant, bled to death after sharks attacked his thigh as he went for an morning swim. Five days later, Charles Bruder, 27-year-old, was killed after a shark attack his abdomen and bite his legs as he swam off the beach at Spring Lake.
The final attacks took place six days later on July 12 in Matawan Creek. Lester Stillwell, a 12-year-old local boy, was dragged underwater as he splashed in the creek with friends. Stanley Fisher, 24-year-old, plunged into the water to search for Stillwell but was himself attacked by the shark and bled to his death. The 12-year-old's mutilated body was found floating up 150 feet upstream two days later.
These are the real-life attacks that were updated and dramatized for the original "Jaws" book and movie.
4 Robert Pamperin
In June 1959, Robert Pamperin was searching for sea snails off La Jolla Cove in California when his partner, Gerald Lehrer, heard him scream for help. Turning, Lehrer saw his friend upright and unnaturally high in the water with his mask missing. As he swim closer, Lehrer watched Pamperin slowly disappearing into the crimson waves and, diving beneath the surface, he saw his friend being dragged to the sea in the jaws of a 22 foot shark. Searching the water for his remains, the US Coast Guard found only the mask and the swim fin
5 Omar Conger
The gruesome death of a 28-year-old diver. Omar Conger was resting vertically in the water and looking out to sea when his friend, Chris Rehm, saw a great white shark rear up out of the water behind him. "It bite him from behind, and while shaking him violently, pulled him under the water," Rehm later told researchers. The shark resurfaced and released Conger, swimming straight at his friend. Rehm pulled his friend onto their dive mat and swam ashore, but Conger bled to death before they reached the shore
6 Barry Wilson
Swimming in Lover's Point off the Californian coast in 1952, 17-year-old Barry Wilson was seen by witnesses to flip suddenly from side to side. The tuba diver then screamed before witnesses saw a shark raisinng out of the water to attack him from the front and drag him underwater. Wilson resurfaced seconds later, screaming and flailing his bloody arms in a puddle of blood . Five fellow swimmers fought with the shark for 30 minutes to drag him back to the beach through the rough waves, but he bled to death before they reached the shore.
7 Terry Manuel
A 10-foot white shark ripped off Terrence Manuel's right leg in 1974 as he struggled to scramble into a boat driven by his friend, John Talbot. The 26-year-old had been diving for sea snails in 30 feet of water when he suddenly burst through the surface and shouted "shark!" Talbot rushed to save his friend but was unable to prevent the attack and was instead forced to watch as Manuel died in the teeth of that shark at Streaky Bay on the west coast of Eyre Peninsula in South Australia
8 Randall Fry
Cliff Zimmerman was diving for abalone with his friend Randall Fry off the coast of California in 2004 when a disastrous shark attacked, Zimmerman reported that he turned from Fry for a millisecond before hearing a "splashing sound" and feeling strongest waves ahead "as if a boat went by". He spun around to see Fry gone and a shark fin surfacing momentarily before the surrounding water turned in blood. Zimmerman swam for his life; his companion's severed head and body were found separately the next day.
Yikes; I met Randall Fry several times, and vividly remember hearing about the attack.. Every time I read about this incident again, it is incredibly chilling.
9 Rodney Fox
Rodney Fox, then 23-years-old, was defending his Australian spear-fishing title in 1963 when a great white shark grabbed him round the middle and dragged him through the water upside down. The predator released him as he gouged its eyes, but soon returned and attack him again. Fox jammed his arm down the beast's throat and pulled it free again, ripping the flesh from his arm. The shark released him and then returned a third time to attack him, dragging Fox along the Ocean floor. After nearly drowning, the guy released and pulled aboard a nearby boat with his ribcage, lungs and upper stomach exposed. Miraculously, his main arteries remained intact and he survived after four hours of surgery and 360 stitches. At the hospital, the doctors assessed the injuries and determined the tendons in his right hand had been cut, his left lung and clavicle were punctured, all of his ribs were bitten through and his organs were exposed. He received 462 stitches in his chest, including 29 in his lung, ...more
That was an absolute miracle. I guess his time on earth was not up yet.
His survival is nothing short of miraculous.
10 Brook Watson
The first victim of a shark attack that has been known in history, British merchant sailor Brook Watson was swimming in the harbour of Havana in 1749 when a shark attacked him once and then came back again for more blood. The 14-year-old's crewmates saw the attack and dragged him from the water, saving his life. Despite losing a foot to the shark and later having the leg amputated, Watson went on to serve for nine years as a Member of Parliament before becoming the Lord Mayor of London.
11 Bethany Hamilton Bethany Hamilton is an American surfer from the island of Kauai, Hawaii. In 2003, she lost her left arm to a tiger shark and recovered quickly and was back in the water. She was born on February 8th, 1990 and has touched the hearts of millions with her incredible story
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Thoubal, August 19 2017: A 7 year old school girl was rescued by locals from a kidnapping attempt at Heirok under Thoubal district, today morning .
According to a source, a farmer stopped an Auto rickshaw going towards Heirok hills at around 11 am today, after he spotted a minor school girl in the passenger seat who was crying and in a distressed state.
However, the next instant, the driver sped off after leaving the girl .
The locals of the area took care of the little girl and finally handed her over to her parents .
The minor girl was returning from school in the Auto rickshaw when the driver, instead of going along the normal route, tried to head towards Heirok hills .
On the other hand, the Auto rickshaw driver has been identified as Moirangthem Lukhoi (19) s/o Ibomcha of Umang Laikon, Heirok Part I .
According to the source, Ibomcha is absconding along with his wife and son, Lukhoi .
Thoubal police have registered a case in connection with the event.
Flagging off ceremony of "Manipur Super 30"


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JAMA Editor Positioned on Go away Following Racial Controversy
by LessDaily.Com March 25, 2021, 11:50 pm 1.9k Views
Following controversial feedback on racism in drugs made by a deputy editor at JAMA, the editor in chief of the distinguished medical journal was positioned on administrative depart on Thursday.
A committee of the American Medical Affiliation, which oversees the journal, mentioned Dr. Howard Bauchner would get replaced by an interim editor pending outcomes of an impartial investigation. The choice was introduced on Thursday in an e-mail to workers.
JAMA is likely one of the world's main medical journals, publishing analysis that shapes the scientific agenda and public coverage across the globe. The controversy started when Dr. Ed Livingston, a deputy editor, mentioned on a Feb. 24 podcast that structural racism now not existed in america.
"Structural racism is an unlucky time period," mentioned Dr. Livingston, who's white. "Personally, I feel taking racism out of the dialog will assist. Many individuals like myself are offended by the implication that we're someway racist."
The podcast was promoted with a tweet from the journal that mentioned, "No doctor is racist, so how can there be structural racism in well being care?" The response to each was swift and offended, prompting the journal to take down the podcast and delete the tweet.
Per week later, Dr. Bauchner addressed the controversy. "Feedback made within the podcast had been inaccurate, offensive, hurtful, and inconsistent with the requirements of JAMA," Dr. Bauchner mentioned in an announcement. "We're instituting modifications that can tackle and forestall such failures from occurring once more."
Dr. Livingston later resigned. On Thursday night time, officers at JAMA didn't instantly reply to a request for remark.
Many within the medical neighborhood mentioned that the journal had not gone far sufficient and that the occasions supplied an alternative to make extra systemic modifications. In an e-mail despatched to leaders of the A.M.A., a bunch of docs known as for "a cautious investigation of the JAMA editorial workers and board, as much as and together with the removing of Dr. Howard Bauchner."
The authors additionally initiated a petition, now signed by practically 7,000 individuals, asking the journal to carry Dr. Bauchner accountable and to evaluate and restructure the editorial course of.
"It's not simply that this podcast is problematic — it's that there's a lengthy and documented historical past of institutional racism at JAMA," mentioned Dr. Brittani James, a Black doctor who practices on the South Facet of Chicago and who helped start the petition.
"That podcast ought to by no means have occurred," mentioned Dr. Uché Blackstock, an emergency doctor in New York. "That tweet ought to by no means have occurred. The truth that podcast was conceived of, recorded and posted was unconscionable."
"I feel it brought about an incalculable quantity of ache and trauma to Black physicians and sufferers," she mentioned. "And I feel it's going to take a very long time for the journal to heal that ache."
Just lately, different distinguished journals have needed to reckon with their roles in perpetuating racism in drugs. In January, Alan Weil, editor in chief of Well being Affairs, acknowledged that the journal's "workers and management are overwhelmingly white and economically privileged," and he dedicated to reviewing its editorial course of.
Within the e-mail to JAMA workers, Dr. James L. Madara, chief government of the American Medical Affiliation, promised that its investigation would probe "how the podcast and related tweet had been developed, reviewed, and in the end printed," and mentioned that the A.M.A. had engaged impartial investigators to make sure objectivity.
He didn't provide a date for conclusion of the investigation.
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I have always been very open with the eating issues my son struggles with. I have written about our battles here and here.
OK, incorrect terminology. My son would happily keep eating chicken nuggets from two meals a day, 365 days of the year with no issue. It me who has the issue with it and the ultimate health problems that will arise.
This post is in conjunction with Play With Food.
I'm constantly on the hunt for ideas on how to bring more food conversation and interest into the house plus anything that turns down the stress dial a few notches. Hitting up Google is often a turn to, perhaps a few Pinterest clicks but I have never though about letting one of these regularly visited websites actually SEE what was happening at our house until Simone contacted me and asked if I wanted to Skype!
And then I freaked out that someone outside of my close-knit family and friends was actually going to see our problems first hand!!
Thankfully, Simone has two young children of her own and has worked with many others so nothing appeared to be super abnormal to her, as in we were not some rare species of family dealing with some freaky-deek issues.
I prepared all the food that Simone and I had discussed prior. Some foods we like, some foods that we are ok with and some foods we don't really know much about yet (code for won't go near with a 10 metre fork). Leni is a fan of all the foods. I actually had to run off and get more cheese slices because the Miss devoured all of them before we had even got to that part yet!
It was really a cyber playdate as Simone's daughters joined us from their home in Sydney and us in Brisbane. My two were very interested in their new internet friends and really got into playing along. Following a chosen theme we worked through the food, making faces and sounds and stories as we went.
The Skype session allowed Simone is actually see what was happening with all the activity she was guiding. It was the first time I wasn't flying blind and thinking to myself "Nope! This is never going to work!" as I had done many times before. Setting myself up for failing.
In our follow-up Simone gave me a run down on what she thought some of his issues were and ways to work around it, like providing him with his own washer for each mealtime as he happily put things in his mouth but then spat them out. Giving him an out with the washer, gives him a safer opportunity to try new foods and now we have adopted this simple thing Ari is more open to putting food closer to him, even if it is not yet in his mouth, it is on his plate! Steps in the right direction.
Without even knowing that these sessions were going to be hand in hand with the Happy Mealtimes eCourse I was thinking that they go really well together. I understood the table setup and where I had to give ownership to the kids with what they were putting on their plate from working through the course.
A warning for parents: The session triggered a Stringers craving that just won't quit!
If you're looking for some help or reassurance about mealtimes and eating habits the internet is not a bad place to turn. Just as long as it is as personable as Simone's Play with Food Skype sessions!
Have you ever had a personal specialist session over the internet? If you have any questions about the session just drop me a comment below.
**I was given the Skype session as compensation for this blog post. I was a safe bet for Simone because I have rabbited on about her products for no reason besides love before. All opinions are my own and the peace of mind working with Play with Food has given me is all mine too!
I'm a big fan of Simone's work and I think the skype thing is just genius! Look at Ari – he's having a party on his plate!
What a great idea- isn't it amazng how the net has opened up the ability to get help!
Yes! I have a friend who often sees an allergy specialist via Skype!
This is such a great idea and one I would not have thought possible! Gotta love the internet.
I can't imagine life without it!
I am hoping age is the best remedy here too.


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New Mexico Department of Health reports 30th COVID-19 death in Eddy County
An elderly Eddy County woman is one of 13 COVID-19 deaths reported in New Mexico Wednesday by the New Mexico Department of Health (DOH).
The woman, a resident of Artesia Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, was in her 80s and was hospitalized at the time of her death. She reportedly had underlying health conditions, read a DOH news release.
Her death was the 30th in Eddy County this year, according to DOH.
DOH reported Artesia Healthcare and Rehabilitation Facility had at least one positive test in either staff or residents in the past 28 days. DOH also confirmed at least one positive test in the same time period at Lake View Christian Home in Carlsbad and Good Life Senior Living Center in Carlsbad.
As of Wednesday, the total number of deaths in New Mexico was 1,158, DOH indicated.
DOH said 43 new COVID cases were cited in Eddy County on Wednesday and 1,500 additional cases were reported statewide. The total COVID-19 cases across New Mexico was 59,034 since the first cases were reported earlier this year.
Eddy County has seen 23,145 total COVID-19 tests and 2,009 cases. DOH said 756 people recovered from COVID-19 in the county as of Wednesday.
More:'It's getting more dire.' New Mexico eateries face growing challenges as COVID-19 persists
Carlsbad has seen 1,304 COVID-19 cases and Artesia has seen 515 cases since March, per DOH numbers.
As of Wednesday, there were 481 individuals hospitalized in New Mexico for COVID-19. This number may include individuals who tested positive for COVID-19 out of state but are currently hospitalized in New Mexico. This number does not include New Mexicans who tested positive for COVID-19 and may have been transferred to a hospital out of state, according to DOH.
More:Department of Health confirms 24th COVID-19 death in Eddy County
As of Wednesday, there were 23,981 COVID-19 cases designated as having recovered by DOH.
DOH has detected community spread in the state of New Mexico and is investigating cases with no known exposure. The agency reports that given the infectious nature of the virus it is likely other residents are infected but yet to be tested or confirmed positive.


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import appscript

K = appscript.k
import traits.api as TR
from traits.api import Int, String, Instance, List, Tuple, Dict, Bool, Float, Property, Callable, cached_property

from template import *
from view import *

def find(iterable):
    ## just a more readable name
    return next(iterable)

class Concept(TR.HasTraits):
    pass

class Model(object):
    def __init__(self, *conceptList):
        ## conceptList is a list of Concept classes
        self.conceptList = conceptList

        ## instanceList is instances of those concepts
        self.instanceList = []

        ## attrFilter dict {ConcepClass: listOfAttributes} to selectively show attributes
        self._attrFilter = {}

        ## model has its View, to draw on OmniGraffle
        self.view = View()

    def addClasses(self, *cs):
        self.conceptList = self.conceptList + cs

    def addInstances(self, *instances):
        self.instanceList += instances

    def attrFilter(self, klsToAttrsDict):
        self._attrFilter = klsToAttrsDict

    def _attrPassesFilter(self, kls, attrName):
        ## check if an attribute of a Concept class kls should be drawn or not
        return self._attrFilter.get(kls) is None or attrName in self._attrFilter[kls]

    def _traverseConcept(self, c, visitedList):
        ## walks around starting from Concept Class c
        ## adds nodes and edges (to View) for Concept Classes and their attribute definitions
        ## recursively traverses other related Concept Classes, including super classes
        ## uses visitedList to keep track of which classes have already been done

        if c in visitedList: return
        visitedList.append(c)
        self.view.node(c, apply_template(netClassTemplate(c), c))
        for attr_name, attr_cTrait in classTraits(c).items():
            if not self._attrPassesFilter(c, attr_name):
                continue
            if isPrimitive(attr_cTrait):
                continue
            else:
                attr = Attr(attr_name, attr_cTrait)
                self._traverseConcept(endPoint(attr.type), visitedList)
                self.view.edge(c,
                               endPoint(attr.type),
                               apply_template(Rel_Template, attr),
                               apply_template(Rel_Label_Template, attr))
        for b in c.__bases__ if hasattr(c, '__bases__') else []:
            if issubclass(b, Concept) and b is not Concept:
                self._traverseConcept(b, visitedList)
                self.view.edge(c, b, Subclass_Props, {})

    def _traverseInst(self, inst, visitedList):
        ## walks around starting from the Concept instance inst
        ## adds nodes and edges (to View) for instances and their attribute values
        ## recursively traverses other related instances via attribute values
        ## uses visitedList to keep track of which instances have already been done

        if inst in visitedList: return
        visitedList.append(inst)
        kls = type(inst)
        self.view.node(inst, apply_template(netInstanceTemplate(inst), inst))
        for key in classTraits(kls):
            val = getattr(inst, key)
            if val is None: continue
            if not self._attrPassesFilter(kls, key):
                continue
            trait = inst.trait(key)
            label = lineLabel(key)
            if isPrimitive(trait):
                pass
            elif isInstanceTrait(trait):
                self._traverseInst(val, visitedList)
                self.view.edge(inst, val, Link_Props, label)
            elif isListOfInstanceTrait(trait):
                for obj in val:
                    self._traverseInst(obj, visitedList)
                    self.view.edge(inst, obj, Link_Props, label)
            elif isListOfTupleOfInstancePrim(trait):
                for (obj, prim) in val:
                    self._traverseInst(obj, visitedList)
                    self.view.edge(inst, obj, Link_Props, {K.text: "%s(_,%s)" % (key, prim)})
            elif isListOfTupleOfPrimInstance(trait):
                for (prim, obj) in val:
                    self._traverseInst(obj, visitedList)
                    self.view.edge(inst, obj, Link_Props, {K.text: "%s(%s,_)" % (key, prim)})
            elif isCallableTrait(trait):
                self.view.leafEdgeAndNode(inst, val, Link_Props, label, apply_template(Callable_Template, val))
            else:
                self.view.leafEdgeAndNode(inst, val, Link_Props, label, apply_template(Val_Template, val))

    def displayConcepts(self):
        visitedList = []
        for c in self.conceptList:
            self._traverseConcept(c, visitedList)

    def displayInstances(self):
        visitedList = []
        for i in self.instanceList:
            self._traverseInst(i, visitedList)

    def showMethod(self, obj, name):
        method = getattr(obj, name)
        self.view.leafEdgeAndNode(obj, method, Link_Props, lineLabel(name), apply_template(Callable_Template, method))

    def showEval(self, obj, funcName, argsList, tmpl=None):
        func = getattr(obj, funcName)
        result = apply(func, argsList)
        label = "%s(%s)" % (funcName, ','.join(["%s" % arg for arg in argsList]))
        props = apply_template(mergeTemplates(tmpl, Val_Template), result)
        self.view.leafEdgeAndNode(obj, result, {K.stroke_pattern: 2, K.head_type: 'StickArrow'}, lineLabel(label),
                                  props)

    def showGraph(self, obj, func_names, param, range, *highlights):
        if isinstance(func_names, str): func_names = [func_names]
        for func_name in func_names:
            file = graph_file(obj, func_name, param, range, highlights)
            self.view.leafEdgeAndNode(obj, file, Link_Props, {K.text: func_name}, apply_template(Graph_Template, file))

    def animate(self, obj, from_to, num_pts, template_list):
        ## For Times between From and To, apply each template to obj & Time, draw result
        ## Expects a special key in each template: k.new: k.shape or k.line or ...
        ##   (so that lines can be drawn as easily as circles, rectangles, etc.)
        ## Bypasses View methods, and directly draws templates onto the Canvas
        c = self.view.canvas
        for p in range(from_to[0], from_to[1], (from_to[1] - from_to[0]) / num_pts):
            for t in template_list:
                shape_class = t[K.new]
                tmp = apply_template({key: v for key, v in t.items() if key != K.new}, obj, p)
                c.make(new=shape_class, at=c.graphics.end, with_properties=tmp)

    def display(self):
        self.displayConcepts()
        self.displayVerbalizedConcepts()
        self.displayInstances()
        self.view.draw()

    def displayVerbalizedConcepts(self):
        text = '\n'.join([verbalizeConcept(c) for c in self.conceptList])
        self.view.node(text, apply_template(Verbalized_Template, text))

class Obj(object):
    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        for key,val in kwargs.items():
            setattr(self, key, val)

def view(obj, kls):
    return view1(obj, kls, {})

# only supports traits that are primitive and Instance(X)
def view1(objA, concept_class, views):  # , mapping)
    ## Answers: can <objA> be correctly viewed as a <concept_class>?
    ## returns instance of <concept_class> with _errs_ attribute
    ## _errs_ = [] means the match is valid; otherwise, _errs_ = explanation
    ## <views> is a dictionary of {(objA, concept_class) :  mapped_instance }
    ##   this is used to prevent infinite loops due to cycles between objects
    if (objA, concept_class) in views:
        return views[(objA, concept_class)]
    if not issubclass(concept_class, Concept):
        if isinstance(objA, concept_class):
            return objA
        else:
            objA._errs_ = [("self", "Not instance of %s" % concept_class)]
            return objA
    if issubclass(concept_class, Concept):
        if isinstance(objA, concept_class):
            objB = objA
            objB._errs_ = []
        else:
            objB = concept_class()
            objB._errs_ = []
            traits = classTraits(concept_class)
            for name, trait in traits.items():
                try:
                    valA = getattr(objA, name) if hasattr(objA, name) else None
                    if valA:
                        if isPrimitive(trait):
                            valB = valA
                        elif isInstanceTrait(trait):
                            v2 = dict(views)
                            v2.update({(objA, concept_class): objB})
                            valB = view1(valA, trait.trait_type.klass, v2)
                            if valB._errs_: objB._errs_.append((name, 'invalid %s' % concept_class))
                        else: raise Exception("Unsupported Trait Type")
                        trait.validate(objB, name, valB)
                        setattr(objB, name, valB)
                except Exception as err:
                    objB._errs_.append((name, "%s" % err))
            # TODO: carry over non-trait attributes from objA to objB
            # e.g. for list of values of functions pos=[(t1,p1), (t2,p2)...]

        # @rules checks
        for m_name, meth in getRules(concept_class):
            def fail():
                objB._errs_.append((m_name, meth.__doc__ or "@rule failed"))
            try:
                ok = meth(objB)
                if not ok: fail()
            except Exception:
                fail()

        return objB

import inflect
english = inflect.engine()

def verbalizeConcept(concept):
    name_and_doc = "%s: %s " % (concept.__name__, concept.__doc__ or "")
    every_one_has = "Every %s" % concept.__name__ + \
                    (' is a %s, and' % concept.__bases__[0].__name__ \
                         if (concept.__bases__ != (object,) and concept.__bases__ != (Concept,)) \
                         else '') + \
                    ' has attributes:\n\t'
    traits = classTraits(concept)
    attrs = '\n\t'.join(["%s, which is %s" % (n, english.a(verbalize(tr))) for n, tr in traits.items()])

    rules = getRules(concept)
    rulesTxt = ('\n    and has rules:\n\t' + '\n\t'.join([rName for rName, f in rules])) if rules else ''

    return name_and_doc + every_one_has + attrs + rulesTxt

def graph_file(obj, func_name, param, range, highlights):
    ## plots the named function on obj, taking param over its range (start, end)
    ## highlights are pairs of (x_value, "Text_to_show") to annotate on the graph plot
    ## saves the plot to a file and returns full file name

    import numpy, pylab

    func = getattr(obj, func_name)
    f = numpy.vectorize(func)
    x = numpy.linspace(*range)
    y = f(x)
    pylab.rc('font', family='serif', size=20)
    pylab.plot(x, y)
    pylab.xlabel(param)
    pylab.ylabel(func_name)
    hi_pts = [pt for pt, txt in highlights]
    pylab.plot(hi_pts, f(hi_pts), 'rD')
    for pt, txt in highlights:
        pt_y = func(pt)
        ann = txt + "\n(%s,%s)" % (pt, pt_y)
        pylab.annotate(ann, xy=(pt, pt_y))

    import os, time

    file = os.path.dirname(__file__) + "/generated_graphs/%s.%s.%s.pdf" % (type(obj).__name__, func_name, time.time())
    pylab.savefig(file, dpi=300)
    pylab.close()
    return file

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With her mother's retirement fast approaching, and her financial position raising the prospect of having her as a new flatmate, Amy Mylius (buyer's advocate, Cate Bakos Property – pictured above) knew they had to act fast. How did Amy help her mother get back on track?
"In my job interview for my first buyers advocacy position I was asked what I wanted to achieve out of my career. I hadn't really prepared for this question, but I answered it honestly.
I knew that I wanted to be able to help two particular demographics in my position as an advocate: young people like myself who were eager to get into the property market but didn't have the guidance or knowledge of where to get started, and people like my mum who were approaching retirement age but weren't financially prepared to stop working.
My mum has been a single parent for most of my life and her priorities were always making sure her two children were comfortable and happy. She rarely bought things for herself or went on holidays, and any spare funds went towards paying down the credit card.
She had nobody in her life who she could turn to for trustworthy financial or investment advice, and I remember we were once told by a financial planner that she 'didn't earn enough to justify their services'.
Mum sold her house on a big block in Highett in 2003 and moved 15 kilometres further from the city to Chelsea Heights, so that she could reduce her mortgage and buy a new car. While it was the right decision for her at the time, I always wish she had found a way to stay in Highett, because she would be a few hundred thousand dollars ahead now if she had.
A few years ago, and with less than a decade until her planned retirement, I sat down with Mum and her accountant to assess her financial position.
She had always thought that the combination of her superannuation and the eventual sale proceeds from the family home would be enough to support her throughout retirement, but the reality was that she would only have had access to enough funds to support her lifestyle for less than 10 years before having to rely on the pension.
I told her that if we didn't do something soon she might have to end up moving in with me – which is something neither of us were too keen on!
Her superannuation was going backwards with the disappointing performance of her shares, and she had no other savings to rely upon.
I set out a plan to increase her property portfolio with the goal of finding two investments with strong yields and moderate growth. Although she was nervous about the process and worried about taking on more debt, she trusted me and knew she had to do something.
Mum set a limit of $100 a week in out-of-pocket costs, calculated once rent had come in and all outgoings had been paid, excluding tax benefits. She had a few hundred thousand dollars of potentially available equity in her Chelsea Heights property, which she could use to pay for deposits and stamp duty fees, and her broker spent some time with her to explain the benefits of offset accounts and loan structuring.
Once the pre-approval was in place I targeted Ballarat for the first purchase, knowing we could achieve a yield of 5.5 to 6 per cent in an area with a good track record for sustained growth and a sound economy.
We found a four-bedroom brick house in Wendouree that ticked all the boxes and decided to spend an additional $15,000 from Mum's equity loan to paint and carpet, and install central heating (which a huge bonus for tenants in Ballarat).
For a total outlay of $280,000, our fabulous property manager secured a tenant for $310 per week and now, two years later, they have no intentions of moving on. Mum was excited to hear that the cash flow only tallied $30 per week out of pocket, and after tax she'd barely feel a dent in her bank account.
I wanted to diversify Mum's portfolio for property number two, so we set our sights on Geelong, an area with slightly more aggressive growth but stronger rents than Melbourne.
With a budget of $300,000, we landed upon a renovated villa unit in a boutique block in Geelong West. I was drawn to this pocket for its beautiful tree-lined streets, period properties, ease of access to Melbourne-bound freeways and proximity to Pakington Street's trendy shops and cafes.
She purchased for $295,000 and we had a tenant lined up to pay $290 a week as soon as the settlement went through. Yielding 5.1 per cent, the cash flow for this second property worked out at roughly $50 a week before tax.


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Here's A Quick Guide For What To Do When You See Islamophobia
This is a simple bystander's guide to Islamophobic harassment.
BY New Zealand Human Rights Commission · November 11, 2016
This bystander's guide to Islamophobic harassment was created by a young illustrator who goes by the name Maeril.
She had this to say as part of the illustration:
The technique that is displayed here is a genuine one used in psychology — I forgot the name [It's called Non-complementary behavior] and couldn't find it again so if you know about it, feel free to tell me!
Some could say: "Yes but you can use that technique for instances of harassment other than Islamophobic attacks!", and my reply is: Sure! Please do so, it also works for other "types" of harassment of a lone person in a public space!!
However I'm focusing on protecting Muslims here, as they have been very specific targets lately, and as a French Middle Eastern woman, I wanted to try and do something to raise awareness on how to help when such things happen before our eyes - that way one cannot say they "didn't know what to do"!
I'd like to insist on two things:
1) Do not, in any way, interact with the attacker. You must absolutely ignore them and focus entirely on the person being attacked!
2) Please make sure to always respect the wishes of the person you're helping: whether they want you to leave quickly afterwards, or not! If you're in a hurry escort them to a place where someone else can take over — call one of their friends, or one of yours, of if they want to, the police. It all depends on how they feel!
People who tell us to go home need to know: We are home.
Jessica Phuang writes about why regardless of where you were born, we are also human beings with feelings, and should be respected.
BY Jessica Phuang
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Three Very Vivid Memories Of Racism In New Zealand
Tayyaba Khan reflects on becoming a spokesperson in the media on issues related to Islam and Muslims and her experience of racism.
BY Tayyaba Khan
That's Us is New Zealand's first anti-racism campaign that asks Kiwis to start sharing our own personal stories about racism, intolerance and hatred as well as our hopes for the future by the NZ Human Rights Commission. Racial intolerance is on the rise overseas and closer to home. The NZ Attitudes and Values Survey as well as our own complaints data shows we need to start talking openly about intolerance. That's Us is about the kind of people we want to be, as well as the kind of country we want our kids growing up in. The campaign is an initiative in support of the New Zealand Migrant Settlement and Integration Strategy and is supported by the New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO.
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iPhone Factory Workers Riot Over Unpaid Wages
Employees smashed glass, destroyed work stations and flipped cars outside of their workplace.
Unit 202 ProductionsAlex ShanahanAnna Wells
There is trouble brewing at a supplier for the biggest name in tech as workers at an iPhone factory in southern India reportedly rioted over the weekend, saying their employer has failed to pay them.
In what was described as a "violent rampage," employees of Taiwan's Wistron Corp. — an assembler of Apple products, including the iPhone — smashed glass, destroyed work stations and flipped cars outside of their workplace. The hundreds of demonstrators allege that Wistron has withheld wages, some for as long as four months, and is forcing them to work unpaid overtime.
Wistron employs about 15,000 workers at the facility, most contracted from labor firms, reports the South China Morning Post. Since Saturday's activities, the area is being characterized as under control, although assembly operations have been suspended. All told, the damage from the riot is estimated to be around $60 million.
The company described the actors as "people of unknown identities from outside who intruded into and damaged (the) facility with unclear intentions."
But according to a report in the Times of India, the unrest was sparked by workers who started discussing their wages with one another during a shift. It became clear as they communicated that many of them were seeing their pay docked over time, whittling down from the initial salary they had been promised when they were hired.
"The anger turned into violence by the time the shift ended," the report said.
BBC News backed up the claim that it was the workers who revolted, saying a meeting with HR over wages failed to resolve their concerns — and that's when the riots began.
Wistron has said that it "pledged to follow local labor (laws)" but there is no word yet on if, or how, the situation is being addressed.


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Baptism is not just one of the important Christian holidays. This is primarily a sacred Ordinance, which touches the man who decided to accept the Christian faith and ask for forgiveness from God for their sins. The secret meaning of the rite of Baptism is that a person revives for dedication to a spiritual life. Baptism is celebrated on the 19th of January in the Gregorian calendar (6th January according to the Julian calendar).
The history of the celebration of Baptism
The story of the baptism of Rus rooted in the distant 988-th year, when the great Kiev Prince Vladimir the Red Sun, his wife, children, and thousands of residents of the capital of Kievan Rus was baptized in the waters of the Dnieper, and the rite of baptism was performed by Byzantine priests and Metropolitan. This year, the state religion of Kievan Rus became Christianity. The acquisition of the new religion had its own well-defined prerequisites. Eastern Slavs were pagans and worshiped Svarog-God of the sky, Kind – God of fertility, Perun-the God of lightning and thunder, dazhdbog – the God of the sun, vélez – the God of cattle and wealth. They made sacrifices for them, set up idols, which was a wooden and stone statues of deities, praying in the sacred groves and shrines made of special religious Continue reading →
Carnival in Gelendzhik 2015, as there will always be ambitious and grandiose celebration that repeatedly affects both tourists and residents of the resort with bright colors and leaves everyone an unforgettable experience, giving viewers the vigour and energy.
Carnival in Gelendzhik is a distinctive symbol of the opening of the summer Spa season.
For the first time, this enchanting holiday was held in 1976, since then every first Saturday of June, Gelendzhichane organize a fun celebration of summer, sea and sunshine!
This holiday evokes Gelendzhik after hibernation. Happily open all the outdoor cafes and restaurants in Noumea. While all the resorts and sanatoriums on the black sea coast start to work in full force.
Open and malls, all kinds of children's parks and waterparks — all gladly welcome visitors and residents of the popular resort of Gelendzhik!
The main highlight of the Carnival — it's a parade, carnival in Gelendzhik this mimics world famous Brazilian carnivals.
Live columns that carnivals are held, by tradition, on the streets: Lunacharskogo — Lenin — Promenade — Surf.
Traditionally, the festive procession take part representatives of many Continue reading →
And how do you feel? Improved after our virtual tour of the most colorful cities of the planet? I hope so. Then we continue the "travel" to cities that seem to have gone from the pages of children's books and attracted by his beauty.
Awaits another dozen amazing cities that are full of streets and houses, rainbow mood and state of eternal celebration of life.
It seems that the artist just took the brush and bright colors sprinkled rock. The brightest city in the world, from the most variegated coloured houses, blue sea and fragrance of flowers. It's all about Manarola – a small Italian town in Liguria. And let the Italian Riviera known for many other attractions, but Manarola – it is something! It is somewhat reminiscent of a huge whale cartoon, which floats on the waves, and upstairs are small colored houses, drive colored small cars and little people live. When the evening comes, and in every window, the lights and streets lights, and the city turns into a colorful bright Kingdom on loose rock.
In the Indian state of Rajasthan Continue reading →
The Most unusual festivals in the world
There are things that, like, are optional, but without them people would be simply boring to live. There are many examples of similar things, but one of the most striking…
24 the most unusual holiday World
We all know such holidays as new year, the eighth of March, and all those other who have or have had public holidays. We are also known for such international…
More than 200 years of history has the carnival in Ivrea. Citizens, as in past centuries, dress up in period costumes, are the sounds of drums and bagpipes, a colorful…
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Apollo 11 to the ISS National Lab: The Shift From Inspiring Students to Engaging Them in Space-based Science
The American flag heralded the launch of Apollo 11, the first Lunar landing mission, on July 16, 1969.
May 14, 2019 • By Emily Tomlin, Staff Writer
Fifty years ago this July, a massive rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, carrying three NASA astronauts who would make history. Apollo 11 inspired our nation with the excitement of the space race and with the engineering achievements that made it possible for humans to set foot on the moon. In commemoration of this remarkable event, the International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory has partnered with the John F. Kennedy (JFK) Library Foundation to reignite that inspiration in today's classrooms through JFK Space Labs, a program that provides access to ISS National Lab educational activities.
Unlike the futuristic space exploration of the 1960s, low Earth orbit today is becoming rapidly democratized. Commercial launch vehicles, constellations of tiny satellites, and technologies from dozens of countries now fill Earth's orbit. This extends into educational initiatives. While JFK's ambitious lunar goals inspired the next generation, today's space economy engages youth in hands-on, experiential learning.
Sign up to get a JFK Space Lab in your school or to sponsor a school in your community!
JFK Space Labs imbue the excitement of space into activity guides, experiments, equipment, and program resources designed by experienced professionals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. Many of these programs are free or low cost, and all are associated with Space Station Explorers, the education arm of the ISS National Lab. Millions of students participate in these programs, and JFK Space Labs will bring easy access into even more classrooms nationwide.
JFK Space Labs: The Origin Story
The JFK Library Foundation partnership leverages the success of several ISS National Lab educational initiatives that have come to fruition synergistically over the past seven years—namely, establishment of the Space Station Explorers brand, growth of the ISS National Lab Space Station Ambassador network, enhanced web-based resources for educators, and several high-visibility partnerships.
In 2012, the ISS National Lab, newly under non-government, nonprofit management, began to build partnerships with schools and educational organizations interested in bringing U.S. STEM achievements to the forefront of the global market. By 2014, dozens of education and outreach initiatives reached hundreds of thousands of U.S. students and educators with hands-on learning activities associated with the ISS National Lab. Today, millions of students participate in 23 active programs, many of which launch student-designed experiments to the ISS.
"Since I was four years old, I watched rockets launch and all of the science being done in space, and I always wanted to be a part of it," said Anna-Sophia Boguraev, student scientist. "Then suddenly, I was part of it—I was standing there with a rocket launching three miles away going to the ISS, and it had my experiment on it!"
This impressive growth in student engagement was paralleled by a shift from viewing ISS National Lab student opportunities as a collection of activities to managing them as an integrated program that creates a community of learners and explorers. The Space Station Explorers concept was born during an ISS National Lab STEM Summit in 2015, where 34 experts in STEM education fields outlined the power of a unified approach to maximize program growth and external funding. The brand was unveiled at the 2016 USA Science and Engineering Festival to more than 365,000 students and STEM enthusiasts in attendance.
"The ISS National Lab cultivates success for students around the country in a number of ways," said DreamUp Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Carie Lemack. "They help to amplify student voices via their magazine Upward, their website and blog, pre-launch visitor activities, and via participation in contests, particularly those with sponsors such as Marvel. Events such as the Space Station Explorers yearly meeting are also important opportunities for those supporting students alongside the ISS National Lab to meet, collaborate, and improve."
Space Station Explorers: A Unifying Brand
The Space Station Explorers brand allows the ISS National Lab to increase national distribution of STEM opportunities from disparate programs and aids in building a powerful partner network that includes not only Marvel and the JFK Library Foundation but also Boeing, the Boy Scouts of America, Challenger Learning Centers, National Geographic Learning, Nickelodeon, and Boys and Girls Clubs, among others. Add to this list Raytheon and TD Bank—all of which are sponsoring inaugural JFK Space Labs within schools nationwide.
Elementary students analyze plant growth through the Tomatosphere program.
Media Credit: Image courtesy of Tomatosphere
Such high-profile partnerships allow the nonprofit ISS National Lab to secure third-party sponsorships for student activities and elevate overall engagement by leveraging big-brand credibility and expertise. Because of large-scale efforts like these, even programs that were highly successful before partnering with the ISS National Lab have found new success within Space Station Explorers. For example, the Tomatosphere program increased participation by 55% in their first year within Space Station Explorers, despite their 15 years of previous successful operations.
Outreach to promote Space Station Explorers is multifaceted. The ISS National Lab STEM team and partner organizations attend dozens of events each year, such as the National Science Teachers Association annual meeting, the American Association for the Advancement of Science Family Science Days, and Destination Imagination. On the other end of the spectrum, grassroots efforts by ISS National Lab Space Station Ambassadors (empowered educators that receive training and exclusive access to program resources) began in 2013 and now reflects the work of more than 600 dedicated volunteers. Perhaps most critically, digital resources include program databases that are searchable by age group, cost, and other key features.
"We have seen students get more engaged with STEM and school in general as a result of all of the programs available through Space Station Explorers partners," said Quest Institute Chief Technology Officer Danny Kim. "The ability for students to be recognized through awards and speaking opportunities at conferences, highlighting their experiments, gives them the motivation and recognition that makes all of our programs stand out."
Initiatives, Unite! The Final Steps Toward Success
Organically developed tools and programs round out efforts related to the Space Station Explorers and Space Station Ambassador initiatives—for example, a STEM Kit designed by ISS National Lab staff embraces the concept of "dollar-store science," with free activities that align with national education standards but involve only minimal-cost supplies. The Kit, recently released, evolved from a 2016 educator resource guide developed in collaboration with IMAX as a supporting resource for the IMAX film A Beautiful Planet. The new iteration of the Kit further elucidates connections with Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards and is part of the introductory welcome package for JFK Space Labs.
Learn more about the STEM Kit or download a digital copy today!
These startup activities of the ISS National Lab fused to make the JFK Space Labs possible, beginning in early 2017 when the ISS National Lab first envisioned a prototype Space Lab as a physical area, akin to a biology or chemistry lab, in which students would experience learning activities associated with a blend of resources from the 23 Space Station Explorers programs. Several Space Station Ambassadors tested the pilot concept, including an Ambassador from Ohio to whom the ISS National Lab granted funding for support of participation in paid programs.
Without these synergistic efforts years in the making, the JFK Library Foundation may not have been able to see the sheer power of nearly two dozen groups collaborating under a single brand—let alone the opportunity to partner and turn a pilot program into a nationwide initiative. The foundation of early ISS National Lab STEM successes has paved the way for this partnership to scale up classroom Space Labs as a vehicle for honoring the inspirational heritage of JFK and promoting local sponsorship of STEM learning in schools.
"The best way to commemorate Apollo 11 is not by looking into the past but instead into the present," said ISS National Lab STEM Education Manager Dan Barstow. "Follow the path from Apollo to Skylab, the Space Shuttle, and the ISS, and you see the consistent excitement of space, the power of bold visions, and the confidence of the can-do spirit. JFK Space Labs are a testament to this continuing legacy."
Explore JFK Space Labs today!
Connecting Past Skylab Students With Current ISS National Lab Students at the ISS Research and Development Conference
Interestingly, the first high school students to do experiments in space worked with NASA and the Skylab space station in 1973. The ISS National Lab has tracked down those students, who are now in their sixties, and has invited them to share their experiences and the long-term impact on their lives, felt even now, 46 years later. As part of the 2019 ISS Research and Development conference in Atlanta, Georgia, the ISS National Lab will host a panel consisting of former Skylab high school students as well as students who have more recently conducted experiments on the ISS National Lab, each reflecting on the power of the experience and real or anticipated impact on their lives.
"Our students have told us the significant influence that doing experiments on ISS has on their self-concepts, their interest in STEM, their anticipated studies, and their vision for a career path," Barstow said. "We are truly changing these students' lives, and the impact of the Apollo and Skylab era certainly lives on."
Space Station Explorers Releases New Kit Designed to Empower Students with Knowledge Through Hands-On Activities
Online Article in Scientific American Discusses ISS National Lab STEM Value
Two Student Projects Selected from Guardians of the Galaxy Space Station Challenge
Igniting Interest Through Inquiry
Encouraging Girls in STEM: Astronaut Reads American Girl Book on the ISS
The Ultimate Science Fair: Participating in the Student Spaceflight Experiments Program
Dream Up Launches Learning Into Orbit
View From the Cupola: Kathleen Fredette, iLEAD Schools
Celebrating 10 Years of the Zero Robotics Education Program
The Tomatosphere Education Program: Entering a Fruitful New Phase
Inspiring Students Through Amateur Radio on the ISS
Launching a Dream: Exploring DNA in Space
How Space-Based Science is Teaching Social Studies (and Beyond!)
ISS National Lab 2018 Annual Report: Power in Partnership
Subsection: "Investing in the Next Generation of Explorers"
History in the Making: Student Experiment Edits DNA with CRISPR Technology in Space
Innovation at the Interface Between the Physical and the Digital


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The announcement that members of the notorious British police force would be taking part in the historic parade came as a shock earlier today [Friday] as news spread rapidly across the internet.
It would have been the first time members of the operational British Crown forces would have taken part in an event long associated with the opposition of it organisers to British rule in the north of Ireland.
But in a statement this evening, the NYC Saint Patrick's Day Parade Committee said it had already reversed its decision.
It said the plan to invite the PSNI contingent had come at the request of the Counsel General of Ireland, at the Irish consulate in New York.
"However, many of our loyal supporters and parade participants passionately advocated against the PSNI's participation," they said.
"The people of New York City have supported our parade for many generations. While the decision to invite the PSNI was made in an effort to foster peace, we must stand behind those who help make our parade the greatest in the world.
The six PSNI members were to have been led by a chief inspector and partially shielded by members of the 26 County Garda Siochana police throughout the route of the parade.
The apparent US effort to normalise British rule in the north of Ireland comes as an extension of a decades-long campaign in Ireland itself, which has seen the PSNI enter schools, public bodies and publicly-funded sports organisations to solicit the support of the northern nationalist community.
This week's development still came as a surprise, and threatened to overshadow St Patrick's Day celebrations in New York and beyond. In the end, however, it served only to bring British-sponsored police brutality and oppression in the north of Ireland back into the spotlight.
The backlash today was greater than the inclusion in the parade of gay rights groups, long refused permission to march because of the potential for angry exchanges with spectators.
The dispute came amid the annual battle for American hearts and minds by both Irish and British agencies ahead of the St Patrick's Day gathering at the White House in Washington DC, a key date in the political calendar on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
The action campaign credited with reversing the decision saw hundreds of Irish Americans contact the the New York City Parade Commission today. Their offices and the office of the Irish consulate were said to have been besieged by angry callers, and an online petition also gathered hundreds of signatures within hours of its launch.


> >How about John Rajchman's *Truth and Eros*?
> I have not read this, can you give me a publisher a quick summary?
contemporary contexts and through the work of Foucault and Lacan.
> >idea out a bit.
> >unconscious is, and so on.
> >material from which such an ethics could be moulded.
> >to either religious doctrine or an over-arching juridico-legal apparatus.
> >either to law, to marriage, to I dont know what?"
> This sounds very close to the utilitarianism of neoclassical economics.
> >notions and assumptions about what ethics *is* and what it *ought* to do?
> >disclose from thought and action? Is critique enough?
may provide some clue as to how to approach a critical engagement with it.
one's horizon of expectations gives one to think as the question itself.
> hypocrite throwing anything which hints of a moral tone over the analysis.
> people with a disability?


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Mbappe: "Zidane and Cristiano Ronaldo are my role models"
Kylian Mbappe's two biggest heroes in football are Zinedine Zidane and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The mutual appreciation between Mbappe and the Real Madrid coach has been known for some time, only adding to the speculation linking him with a move to the Spanish capital.
"First was Zidane for everything he achieved with the national team and then it was Ronaldo," Mbappe told the Daily Mirror when asked who he looked up to.
"He has won so much and still continues to be a winner even after so much success.
"They have both left their mark in the history of the game – and I want to leave my own chapter in the history books."
Although Ligue 1 has had its season ended already due to COVID-19, Paris Saint-Germain are still in the Champions League and will have to play games behind closed doors this season.
Mbappe, who played in an empty stadium against Borussia Dortmund in the last round of European fixtures, knows that the supporters will be missed.
"Fans are such an important part of the game," he explained.
"To play without them will be strange for the players.
"These are unprecedented times though and the safety of everybody must take priority."
While Mbappe would like to win the Ballon d'Or someday, he hasn't lost sight of what's most important in football – team success.
"It would be nice to win," he said when asked if he was motivated by being crowned the world's best player.
"But it is not something that keeps me awake at night. I don't think I have to win it next season or the season after – there is no time limit I have put on it.
"I will always put PSG and the national team as my priority, then if personal honours come from my performances it's a bonus."


There is a difference between worldly sorrow and godly sorrow, though both are deeply felt. You can feel genuine sorrow over something you have done. Your mind can become consumed with your failure and offense against God and others. Judas felt this kind of sorrow. He betrayed the Son of God for thirty pieces of silver, the standard price of a slave. Yet his sorrow did not lead him to repent and to seek restoration with his fellow disciples, but rather to a lonely field where, in his anguish, he took his own life (Matt. 27:3-5). Judas carried his sorrow to his grave.
How different Peter's sorrow was! Peter, too, failed Jesus on the night of His crucifixion. Peter also went out and wept bitterly (Luke 22:62). Yet Peter returned to Jesus and reaffirmed his love for Him (John 21:15-17). Peter was not only remorseful, he was also repentant. Peter's life changed. There is no record of Peter ever denying his Lord again, even when he was persecuted and threatened with death. Peter repented, turned his life around, and never committed that sin again.
Don't allow mere unhappiness over what you have done to rob you of genuine repentance. You can blame yourself and be angry with yourself for the sins you have committed, but that is not repentance. Allow the Holy Spirit to reveal to you the gravity of your sins. Ask the Spirit to clearly show you how God views your character. When you see your sin from God's perspective, you will experience godly sorrow.


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echo "Tearing down integration test dependencies"

docker-compose -f deps/docker-compose.yaml down -v


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#include "stdafx.h"

#include "include/cef_base.h"
#include "include/cef_app.h"

#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#pragma comment(lib,"libcef.lib")
#pragma comment(lib,"VS2013/libcef_dll_wrapper.lib")
#endif // defined(_MSC_VER)

//#define CEF_USE_SANDBOX

#if defined(CEF_USE_SANDBOX)
#include "include/cef_sandbox_win.h"
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#pragma comment(lib,"cef_sandbox.lib")
#endif // defined(_MSC_VER)
#endif defined(CEF_USE_SANDBOX)

#include "main_util.h"
#include "cef_app_factory.h"

#include "cef_scheme_handler.h"

#include "cef_browser_manager.h"

int main_win(HINSTANCE hInstance)
{
    void*   sandbox_info = NULL;

#if defined(OS_WIN)
    CefEnableHighDPISupport();

#if defined(CEF_USE_SANDBOX)
    CefScopedSandboxInfo    scoped_sandbox;
    sandbox_info = scoped_sandbox.sandbox_info();
#endif defined(CEF_USE_SANDBOX)

    CefMainArgs     main_args(hInstance);
#endif // defined(OS_WIN)

    CefRefPtr<CefApp>   app;

    CefRefPtr<CefCommandLine>   command_line = createCommandLine(main_args);
    switch (getProcessType(command_line))
    {
    case enmProcessType_Browser:
        app = createAppBrowserProcess();
        break;
    case enmProcessType_Renderer:
        //app = createAppRendererProcess();
        break;
    case enmProcessType_Other:
        //app = createAppOtherProcess();
        break;
    }

    const int exit_code = CefExecuteProcess(main_args, app, sandbox_info);
    if (0 <= exit_code)
    {
        return exit_code;
    }

    BrowserManager  manager;

    CefSettings         settings;
#if !defined(CEF_USE_SANDBOX)
    settings.no_sandbox = true;
#endif // !defined(CEF_USE_SANDBOX)

    CefInitialize( main_args, settings, app, sandbox_info );

    registerSchemeHandlerFactory();

    CefRunMessageLoop();

    CefClearSchemeHandlerFactories();
    BrowserManager::terminate();

    CefShutdown();

    return 0;
}


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