Imagine a future in which people with neurological disorders can tap into a healthy brain to re-learn how to move a paralyzed leg, or multiple brains are wired together to solve problems and control robots.
This is something that is no longer beyond the realms of possibility, thanks to some incredible research into brain-to-brain interfaces. Scientists have shown that multiple animals can work together to solve problems through the power of thought alone for the first time, and the connotations could be huge.
The work by Miguel Nicolelis of Duke University in North Carolina and his colleagues was published today in the journal Scientific Reports. It involved two experiments: in the first, three rhesus macaque monkeys in separate rooms were wired together into a "brainet" using implanted electrode arrays.
They were then tasked with controlling a virtual avatar arm on a screen, but each monkey could only control the arm in two axes by thinking particular thoughts. Successfully moving the arm towards a target earned them a reward, juice, but this only worked when they all worked together. Over time, the monkeys improved and their brain activity became more strongly correlated, earning them more rewards.
In the second study, four rats were wired together and tasked with solving a set of computational problems to earn a prize, in this case water. One of the problems involved them predicting how likely it was to rain based on the temperature and pressure. Amazingly, they were able to correctly predict it 41% of the time – which the scientists said was better than random chance.
"This is the first demonstration of a shared brain-machine interface, a paradigm that has been translated successfully over the past [few] decades from studies in animals all the way to clinical applications," Nicolelis said in a statement.
In this research, implants were needed to monitor the brain activity of more than 700 neurons in each of the animals, but the researchers hope that in future a non-invasive method could be used.
This would open up entirely new avenues, particularly in humans. For example, neurologically disabled people could share a healthy brain and re-learn abilities that they may have lost, such as movement in a paralyzed limb. Or, organic computers could be made by linking brains together.
The possibilities are certainly plentiful, but as this is the first attempt, it may take a while to see things come to fruition.


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MK Bonamy Named ACC Player of Week
ACC | April 11, 2019
GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – Notre Dame infielder MK Bonamy has been named ACC Softball Player of the Week, and Danielle Watson of Louisville and Brittany Pickett of North Carolina have been selected as the Co-Pitchers of the Week.
Bonamy had a stellar week for Notre Dame in wins over IUPUI and a weekend sweep of Boston College. The senior from Hoover, Alabama, went 6-for-9 at the plate (.667), and slugged 1.111. Bonamy had a hit in each game for the Irish, and racked up 10 total bases, seven RBI, three weeks, two stolen bases, a double and a home run.
Watson came up big in two wins over No. 3 Florida State on the weekend. In a 2-0 win over the Seminoles on Saturday, the sophomore from Osceola, Indiana, pitched a complete game and only allowed one hit. Watson also pitched 6.1 innings in a 10-9 win against Florida State on Monday.
Pickett led the Tar Heels to a sweep of Virginia over the weekend. The junior from Indian Trail, North Carolina, didn't allow a single run and only gave up three hits in two complete games. Pickett limited Virginia to a .094 batting average and racked up 12 strikeouts in her 10 innings of work.

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Accuracy vs. Quality
Posted by Kris Randazzo on May 23rd 2018
Repackaging old games is a curious thing. Playing the classics on new hardware has been a part of gaming since new hardware became a thing. It's funny to think back to the days of arcade ports on home consoles and how much variation there was in their accuracy based on how powerful the system was. Those were fun times. Today though, arcade perfection is more or less the norm when it comes to ports. Emulation of classics is still tricky in some regards, but for the most part, recreating the experiences we had as kids is a very attainable goal. The question now is, when is a perfect port the right choice?
This popped into my head when I was thinking about the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. First of all, let me say that I'm very excited for this game. I absolutely love having all these versions of these classics in one place. A lot of the games aren't radically different from one another, but it's still really cool to root around with all the different flavors of Street Fighter's arcade history. The problem is, a couple of these games had vastly superior versions that never hit arcades. I understand that the goal of this collection is to celebrate Street Fighter's arcade history with arcade ports (and I really appreciate them including the original Street Fighter this time around. It's more than a little silly that the previous Street Fighter Anniversary Collection didn't include the actual game they were celebrating) but that devotion to accuracy is coming at the cost of quality.
The Street Fighter III games didn't have crazy home console revisions that were significantly better than the arcade, so aiming for arcade perfection there smells like a sound decision. I'm pretty sure the original Street Fighter was only ported to the TG16 as Fighting Street, so there's definitely no loss there. The problem comes when we start to examine the Street Fighter II series, and Street Fighter Alpha 2 and Alpha 3.
When Street Fighter Alpha 2 was ported around, a version based on an updated build in Japan called Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha showed up in the Street Fighter Collection for Saturn and PlayStation called Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold. (How's that for a confusing sentence?) This new version of Alpha 2 included EX versions of several fighters as well as a version of Cammy who wasn't playable in the original arcade release. It also featured your typical run of balancing and minor feature upgrades. It's without question the best version of Alpha 2 there is, but it's nowhere to be found in the 30th Anniversary Collection. Instead we're getting an arcade perfect port of Alpha 2, which is nice and all, and certainly an important inclusion in the collection, but by tethering themselves to the idea of only including arcade ports, they missed out on releasing the best version of a game. The faithfulness of the arcade port is a fantastic curiosity, but Alpha 2 Gold is just a better game.
Alpha 3 gets it the worst though. The arcade original featured a nice roster of 28 characters. A pretty respectable lineup, except that several fan favorites were left off the list. Capcom took a swing at fixing that when they ported the game to home consoles by including Fei Long, Dee Jay, Evil Ryu, Shin Akuma, T.Hawk, and the most egregious oversight, Guile. But they weren't done there! When they released Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max for the PSP, they added Ingrid, a character from a cancelled Capcom fighter, Yun from Street Fighter III, Maki from Final Fight 2, and Eagle from the original Street Fighter. That brings the roster up to 38 characters, as well as a handful of fancy modes and other fixes. An arcade-quality port of Alpha 3 Max would have been incredible to see, but again, they stopped at the arcade originals, which again, I get, but it's leaving the better version of the game on the table.
Finally we have Street Fighter II. The classic home versions (SNES/Genesis/etc) served their purpose back in the day, but I don't think anyone's arguing that those versions are superior to the arcade games they were trying to emulate. They're fantastic pieces of gaming history, but they've been re-released before. Even the TG16 version of SFII was released on Wii Virtual Console for those who just had to know what that played like. (It was weird, but remarkably playable!) However, there are two distinct flavors of Street Fighter II that bring a lot to the table that are also absent from this collection. First, there's Hyper Street Fighter II which was included in the Street Fighter Anniversary Collection for PS2 and Xbox. This beauty may have been a little on the broken side, but it was a heck of a lot of fun to play. In it, players could not only choose which fighter they were going to use, but which version as well. You could pit Street Fighter II: The World Warrior's Guile against Ryu from Super Street Fighter II Turbo if you wanted to. Guile's Flash Kick would do insane damage and Ryu's voice would sound all weird, and it was all manner of fun. You could even mess with the soundtrack, choosing everything from the CPS II, to even the 3D-O version of Super Street Fighter II (in the Japanese release, anyway). It's kind of nuts, but it's one of the most fun versions of Street Fighter II there is. This one's an especial bumer because they did make an arcade port of this game, so it could fit in with the motif if Capcom really wanted it to.
Then we have Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers. This Switch-exclusive version of Street Fighter II was met with lots of criticism from fans for its price tag. I have my feelings about how Switch games are priced sometimes, and this one also rubbed me the wrong way, but that's neither here nor there. This one here is basically an enhanced port of Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix with the addition of a few modes and "characters" Evil Ryu and Violent Ken. It's probably the best version of Street Fighter II ever released, but it remains a seperate (and Switch exclusive) game from the 30th Anniversary Collection. This one makes a small amount of sense to me because after charging folks $40 for a spiffy port of Street Fighter II and then including that very same port in this collection would be kind of a dick move to the folks who ponied up the cash for Ultra Street Fighter II.
So, what we have is a compilation that's aiming for arcade accuracy, and that's perfectly swell, but in the process, it's ignoring superior versions in favor of arcade perfection. I can respect what they're trying to do, and I can respect that it's probably easier for them to go that route instead of including the best versions of all the games, too. I honestly don't know if I should be faulting Capcom for its decisions on inclusion. It sucks that an overall more enjoyable version could exist, but is it really right to complain about the amount of content in the 30th Anniversary Collection? I don't think so. I'm definitely still buying it day one, and I took a hard pass on Ultra SFII when Switch launched.
But that's just Street Fighter. That's the example that got in my head first, but what about other ports out there? The version of Star Fox on the SNES Classic Edition is basically a perfect copy of the SNES original, but wouldn't it be much better if they tweaked it a bit and made it run at 60fps? Sure, that's not faithful to the original release, but can you really tell me that low framerate makes for a better game? Or what about Shadow of the Colossus? That new version all but renders the original version useless. Obviously for historical reasons the original should absolutely still exist, but it's not exactly fun when stacked up against the new version. Even something like Super Mario All-Stars raises a whole ton of questions, especially since Nintendo doesn't really see fit to re-release the game, except that sad ROM dump on a disc they released back around Mario's 30th anniversary, and even that wasn't the super-interesting Super Mario All-stars + Super Mario World version with the different Luigi sprites.
So really, the question is, should accuracy always be the goal, or should a balance be struck? Personally, I'm all for the balance option. Take the Mega Man Legacy Collections for example. You can speed up the game's CPU so there's no slowdown, but you can also choose to play them as they originally played on NES. This is a huge step up from the old Mega Man Anniversary Collections that also added a bunch of other sound channels so the music wouldn't need to use the noise channel to sound full, thus sacrificing certain sounds like the NES originals did, but it also had the problem of playing rapid sound effects all at the same time. Taking that approach, of allowing people to play enhanced versions with the quality-of-life improvements modern games enjoy at the same time as allowing access to the original experiences of players so choose is probably the best option. And who knows? Maybe Capcom is just saving those fancier versions of their games for the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection 2.
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Written by Houghton professor Jon Arensen.
This book follows the life of a man named Lado. He was born in Sudan approximately 1920. He grew up living the traditional life of his Murle people- herding the goats, planting sorghum and hunting antelope with a spear. But Lado was different. Even as a young boy he wondered about the world around him. As he grew older he was increasingly confused by the different manifestations of the tribal god named Tammu. As a teenager he was captured in a raid and taken away as a slave. He was later adopted into the tribe that enslaved him. Under these conditions his questions about suffering and God became more intense. He was rescued by British troops and learned Arabic under the protection of the District Commissioner. Eventually he returned to his home at Boma as the official translator for the military. It was here that Lado met Kemerbong (Richard Lyth). A meeting that changed the rest of his life.


Saturday was a big day for me as a Mom. Prom Night!
I'll be honest, the older my kids get, the harder certain things get, but let me tell you, celebrating things like this with them is really, really awesome.
Earlier in the week, temps skyrocketed to the nineties, which is pretty huge when you're a northerner and it comes out of nowhere- we can't take it! Those few days made for some completely miserable nights, so we were relieved and thrilled at the perfect weather on Saturday.
He will be eighteen soon. How on earth has that happened?
Isn't her dress gorgeous!? So many elegant and beautiful dresses there, not like the poofy ones that were popular in the nineties.
And for the record, this picture is totally posed - I had to pin on the boutonniere (yup, just had to look up the spelling, ha ha) because nobody else knew how. Well, apparently, neither do I, because the photographer at the prom redid it for him when he saw it up close. He said it was all wrong and he was lucky he hadn't gotten poked! Oops.
My biggest and my baby. All the heart eyes.
The gorgeous weather continued into Sunday for more games and matches.
First up, baseball. I don't like it when sports interferes with church, and it did this day. We dropped Caleb off at the field, went to church for fifty minutes, then split up to come here and to go back home for Levi's nap.
Poor Caleb has been having issues with his back, and they got progressively worse during this game. He couldn't finish pitching or even hitting. Of course, with all our issues with bad coaches over the years, this year he's got great ones, and now he might not be able to keep playing. Ugh. We've been to the doctor's, gotten x-rays to rule out some things, and now will try physical therapy.
We spent a lot of time outside, working in the yard and playing, over the weekend, and it was so nice.
There was one thing that made my heart heavy, though. One of my former students from my very first teaching job died two weeks ago, and Sunday was her funeral. I wanted to go but it was pretty far away, and I just couldn't figure out a way. She was a beautiful girl with a beautiful soul, and she and another student often came to visit me at my house all those years ago. They were very special to me. Last year she was expecting twin girls at the same time I was pregnant with Levi, but at 22 weeks, her babies were in distress and had to be born right away, and it was then discovered that she had stage four cancer in several areas in her body. I prayed and prayed for her and those baby girls, and I know God is good all the time, but He did not spare the babies' lives, and that was so hard to take. Her cancer progressed over the next year and there was nothing more to do. I'm heartbroken but glad that she is not suffering here anymore, and that she is now with those sweet girls. Her faith inspired me as she fought cancer so bravely. She will be missed.
Now I'm sitting here a mess, but I have to mention this girl and her piano recital! She was super nervous but she looked cool as a cucumber. I was so proud of her. She did a great job.
No matter how many times I tell her - and all my students when I taught piano- that she can take a moment to adjust the bench, she never does. I guess those nerves take over and they just want to finish. I'm not like that at all- I'm more comfortable on stage than in real life settings sometimes, ha ha.
Someone was also not a big fan of the school group that came bounding in hollering and zipping around everywhere. Love that expression. And that tuft of baby hair!!!
And I'm including this pic just because he's so darn cute.
Oh man, does he ever leave a path of destruction in his wake.
He's also saying new words and his personality is getting larger than life every day. How we love him so.
Back pain is no fun. Hope some relief can be found for Caleb soon.
Your son and his date look great all dressed up for Prom.


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Business Faculty Publications
External finance and firm survival in the aftermath of the crisis: Evidence from Eastern Europe and Central Asia
George R.G. Clarke, Texas A&M International University
Robert Cull, The World Bank, USA
Gregory Kisunko, The World Bank, USA
Journal of Comparative Economics
We use two data sets to study how country and firm characteristics affected firms' financial constraints and their likelihood of survival during the early phase of the recent global financial crisis in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (ECA), a region that was especially hard hit. The first data source provides information on the reported severity of financial constraints for 360 firms from 23 countries in 2002, 2005, and 2008. By following the same firms over time, we are able to summarize the gradual easing of financial constraints from 2002 to 2005 and their tightening during the crisis. Key findings are that financial constraints during the crisis were less severe in countries with well-established foreign banks (i.e. entered prior to year 2000), and that changes in the severity of financial constraints were more pronounced for large firms than others during the crisis (though large firms continued to have less severe constraints on average). The second data source provides information on whether firms remained in operation in 2009 in six ECA countries. Controlling for other relevant characteristics, firms were more likely to survive the crisis if they had access to external credit. © 2012 Association for Comparative Economic Studies.
10.1016/j.jce.2012.01.003
Clarke, George R.G.; Cull, Robert; and Kisunko, Gregory, "External finance and firm survival in the aftermath of the crisis: Evidence from Eastern Europe and Central Asia" (2012). Business Faculty Publications. 125.
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Q: i is an invalid keyword for this function So, for school, we have to do a program that allows users to guess a number. I have the following code:
import random

my_number=random.randrange(100)
player_number=605
i=int(0)
while player_number!=my_number :
    player_number=int(input("Guess what number I am thinking of :"))
    if player_number<my_number:
        print("Too low")
    else:
        print("Too high")
    print("... Attemp", i=i+1)
print("Right")

I get an error message saying that 'i' is an invalid function. Can anyone help me?

A: Your problem is here:
print("... Attemp", i=i+1)

the print function takes an arbitrary number of positional arguments and a small set of keyword arguments of the form x = ....
i is not in that set of allowed keyword arguments.
maybe you meant:
print("... Attempt",i)
i += 1

A: Not sure exactly what you're attempting to do, but assignment is a statement in Python, not an expression, so you can't use it inside print.  I'm guessing you want to do
print("Attempt", i)
i = i+1

A: This error comes from the following line:
print("... Attemp", i=i+1)

As far as I can tell, you are trying to do something like i++ in other languages, where you both increment i and return the value from before the increment.
In Python, you cannot do this, put it on seperate lines:
print("... Attemp", i)
i += 1

The error is because name=value inside of a function call is the syntax for specifying a keyword argument, so for example you could call the following function using foo(baz=2, bar=1) and it would be equivalent to calling foo(1, 2):
def foo(bar, baz):
    print('bar:', bar)
    print('baz:', baz)

A: Python has a feature "named parameters": when you can pass parameters by their names, and
print("... Attemp", i=i+1)

is exactly how it is done: the first i here becomes the name of the parameter to pass to print, but print does not understand such named parameter.

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Piedmont briefs: Shades of Gray benefit concert Saturday at arts center
PUBLISHED: June 11, 2014 at 11:10 p.m. | UPDATED: August 15, 2016 at 5:39 a.m.
Shades of Gray benefit Saturday at arts center
The band Shades of Gray will perform a benefit concert for the Piedmont Center for the Arts, 801 Magnolia Ave., Piedmont, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
Band members are Scott Corvin on drums; Tyler Johnston on trombone; Joe Evinger, guitar, Gray Cathrall, piano; Tom Gregory bass and vocalist Marina Zubareva. Special guest performers will be Eric Oto, tenor sax and JR Witt on alto sax.
Enjoy music, dancing and drinks in a cabaret setting at the Piedmont Center for the Arts. Admission is $15; drinks are $5 each with a full bar. RSVP by calling 510-421-1773.
— Linda Davis
Five teachers certified by national committee
Five Piedmont teachers have completed the exhaustive two-year study and requirements to become certified by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, Superintendent Connie Hubbard has announced.
The teachers are Gillian Bailey, Piedmont High art; Marna Chamberlain, Piedmont High science; Courtney Goen, Piedmont High social studies; Elise Marks, Piedmont/Millennium High English; and Susan Stutzman, Piedmont High teacher/librarian.
The nonprofit board seeks to elevate the status, voice and role of accomplished teachers through setting high standards, raising public awareness and recognizing accomplished teaching.
Choir offers music class for infants and toddlers
Piedmont East Bay Children's Choir is offering a musical beginnings class for infants and toddlers this fall, taught at Piedmont Center for the Arts for 12 weeks.
The class will be taught by choir kinder department Director Kate Offer. In the 50-minute classes, child and parent will enjoy a range of activities from tapping and clapping to bounces, wiggles to lullabies.
Studies have found music stimulates brain connections and encourages creativity.
Tuition is $259 per student and includes a songbook and CD. To reserve, call 510-547-4441. Check for upcoming details at www.piedmontchoirs.org.
Transportation panel seeks a Piedmonter
The Alameda County Transportation Commission is seeking a Piedmont volunteer to serve on the Paratransit Advisory Planning Committee. Interested residents must be users of public transportation services available in the county for seniors and disabled persons.
Members serve two-year terms. The committee meets the fourth Monday of each month at transportation commission offices in Oakland. Visit www.ci.piedmont.ca.us to view the application form. Call 510-208-7400 for more information or email Mayor Margaret Fujioka at mfujioka@ci.piedmont.ca.us.
LWV invites all residents to become members
The League of Women Voters of Piedmont invites all residents to join the League, a nonpartisan political organization that encourages active and informed participation in government.
The League holds numerous informative meetings on regional and statewide topics during the year. It also hosts election forums on Piedmont ballot measures and local races.
The League influences public policy, provides voter services and registration and educates about the election process. For more information, visit www.lwvpiedmont.org or call Linda McClain, 653-4255.
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Seven villages in Samegrelo were lefy without electricity for almost all night. The reason is the transfer of trees to Bidzina Ivanishvili"s yard.
Because of this, local authorities and representatives of "Energo-Pro Georgia" were mobilized till late on the way to Anaklia.
Due to the transportation of trees, the infrastructure was damaged, the electricity was stopped.
The two evergreen oaksre likely to be moved to Anaklia tomorrow, after which the trees will continue to travel by the sea to Shekvetili.


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The Drive with Steve Jaxon
California Wine Country with Steve Jaxon & Dan Berger
Brew Ha Ha with Steve Jaxon & Mark Carpenter
Swingin' with Sinatra
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Great Radio from Sonoma County, California.
Mike DeWald on the Bohemian's Best Of List
"He's the man!" says Steve Jaxon (L), of The Drive's producer Mike DeWald (R).
Mike DeWald, producer of The Drive, has just been named to the Writer's Best Of Culture list in the current issue of the North Bay Bohemian. Congratulations Mike! Here is a copy of the item that appears in the Bohemian this week. The original item and the rest of the Best Of lists for 2017 are all on the Bohemian's website, http://www.bohemian.com/northbay/writers-picks-culture/BestOf?oid=3355057.
Best Man Behind the Mic Who Is Also Named Mike
Mike DeWald runs the board for The Drive with Steve Jaxon on KSRO, a difficult enough job given Jaxon's uneven personality and the frequent spillings of wine, which reminds us of a song called "Spill the Wine." Legend has it that the song was inspired by a keyboardist for War, who spilled some wine on the mixing board. Why do we like Mike? The Bohemian does a weekly show on KSRO where we talk about the stories in the paper, and even when Jaxon is a grumpy, miserable shell of a host, Mike's always got energy, a smile and an easy laugh at our dumb jokes made at Steve's, or our own, expense. DeWald keeps the show running smoothly and wrangles guests with ease. He's an ace hand at the knobs who never misses a cue or a commercial break, and who adroitly handles Jaxon's dark mutterings about his holiday plans, which usually involve loneliness and Spam. The only time you'll hear dead air with DeWald on the board is when the subject arises, as it often does: When is Jaxon going to get a goddamned award for Best Radio Personality? For now, this is as close as it gets, and we look forward to DeWald lording over his award next time we're on air with Jaxon, who's actually an awesome guy, too, with a great sense of humor. —T.G.
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Live Music Bar Lisbon
unbeatable sunset views and music under the stars. The bar is open Monday–Thursday 1200–1900, Friday–Sunday 1200–2000. Getting there: From Lisbon's centre, drive north over the 25th April Bridge befor.
Its main street, Rua Nova do Carvalho, was painted a welcoming bright pink and the call girls were sent packing, but the edginess and decadence on which Lisbon thrives remained. Live music venues.
New Lisbon will enjoy a taste of Door County on Saturday. The meal costs $10 and proceeds go to the Lions and the community center. The bar will also be open and live music will be provided by Jim.
Your home away from home Art Facilities • Great Location • Quality / Price. One of the most artistic hotels in downtown Lisbon, great location and good atmosphere. Make your reservation and enjoy one of the best hotels in Baixa Pombalina.
Park Bar is a. off one of Lisbon's main roads, the intimate Hot Clube de Portugal is one of the best places I have been to in Europe for live jazz. No food is available but it is a great venue for.
Est. June 12, 2003. Lisbon, the dazzling city that stretches along the banks of the River Tagus before it meets the Atlantic Ocean, has been the capital of Portugal since 1255, making it.
Speaking at a World Travel & Tourism Council Leaders' Forum in Lisbon, he highlighted efforts. A large student population means the bars and restaurants are lively and there's a good live music sce.
There are several places in Lisbon where you can hear Live Music and any genre of music. From Jazz and Blues, in the Jazz Clubs that you can find in the Lisbon's corners or during the Summer, on one of the various gardens in the cit.
Record numbers of cruise ships are now docking at the revamped port, and Lisbon has gained a reputation as one of the best spots on the continent for live music. of fado music still draws huge crow.
Not one restaurant but a whole gourmet food court in one of Lisbon's liveliest. Stalls include a gin bar and an oyster bar, as well as Portuguese favourites such as suckling pig and gourmet burgers.
Picking up on the area's louche traditions back then, this bar hosts burlesque shows from 11pm to midnight. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays there's live music – flamenco and jazz respectively – from 10.
The streets are bright with street art, the live music scene is one of the best in. with its abundant late-night bars. A trailblazer for the boutique hotel concept in Lisbon, casual-chic Bairro Alt.
Without a doubt, London is one of the world's best cities when it comes to experiencing live music. What's better is that the scope of genres on offer is limitless, so whether you're after rock.
Fado is a traditional Portuguese type of music, and in Lisbon, the Alfama district is definitely the place to hear it performed. Fado's actual birthplace is the Moorish district, so named because it w.
Explore Lisbon's burgeoning craft-beer scene Make the most of the spring sun and hunt out some of the city's fantastic craft beers. Lisbon has a growing beer scene with craft-beer bars and around.
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Q: Why does restoring force of a spring increase as the displacement of one terminal increases? According to the perspective of a high school student,this question has been asked so pardon me for any lack of intuition or knowledge about this topic.
As far as I know as per Coulomb's law or Newton's law, attraction force or repulsion force should decrease as the distance increases between two particles(charged). When a spring is expanded, shouldn't its attraction force decrease as interparticular distance is increasing gradually? Then why does restoring force increase? I know this is an universal truth but I want to know why does this happen

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As far as I know as per Coulomb's law or Newton's law, attraction force or repulsion force should decrease as the distance increases between two particles(charged).

This is true; for example, because of electron distribution fluctuations, even neutral atoms are attracted to each other as $\sim r^{-6}$, where $r$ is the separation distance. However, they're also repelled more strongly (as $\sim r^{-12}$, say) at very close distances. The sum gives us a pair potential:

The sum of the two terms produces an energy minimum that corresponds to the equilibrium separation distance. And because every smooth minimum looks like a parabola up close, for small strain $\varepsilon$, the energy scales as $E\varepsilon^2/2$, where $E$ is a constant stiffness.
Thus, it's the balance between attraction and repulsion that causes the restoring force of springs to increase as we stretch them: although the attraction forces between molecules are lessening, the repulsive force is lessening more. Does this make sense?

A: Newton's and Coulomb's laws apply to point particles interacting by gravitational and electrostatic forces only.  That's far from the case in a solid, or even a diatomic molecule for which there are many interacting particles that are subject to Coulomb's law (Newton is negligible) and the laws of quantum mechanics. The situation of a diatomic molecule is complex; that of a solid considerably more so. When you pull the atoms of a diatomic molecule further from each other the complicated combination of Coulomb's law and quantum mechanics wants to bring them back together.  There are some hand-waving classical pictures that demonstrate how a rearrangement of charges can "explain" the attraction, but they are very poor arguments.  For starters (and finishers) they assume that atoms exist, but in classical physics atoms do not exist.  The argument starts with a contradiction. The arguments also ignore the fact that the so-called exchange symmetry (roughly speaking, that's the Pauli exclusion principle) works to keep electrons apart ... in addition to the Coulomb repulsion.   As I said earlier, the situation is complicated.

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Reporting speeding traffic made easier
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The 95 Alive York and North Yorkshire Road Safety Partnership has launched a new process for the "speed management protocol".
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The investigations and decision making will be carried out locally by a group of road safety, police, fire and community safety officers working together to assess the speed and traffic data they collect over a complete week and see whether anything can be done to improve matters.
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Our well established partnership approach to road safety in North Yorkshire and York brings together expertise and resources from the various agencies that are all involved in making our roads safer for everyone to use. It makes sense for us to provide a single central address for our residents and communities to contact that will follow up their concerns directly with them.
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We are most grateful to the police for offering this central support service to provide a single place to collate and progress these speed concern reports. We know that traffic and speed are very real concerns for our residents and our working together in this way means that just one report to one email or postal address will set an investigation going.
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Speeding and road safety continue to be the community safety issue which is most often raised with me. I warmly welcome this new, improved service, which means the public now have an easy avenue to report their concerns and be kept up to date on what the 95 Alive partnership can do to help. Having a 'one-stop shop' will also make the process quicker, which I know the public will appreciate.
More information and advice on keeping safe on North Yorkshire's roads and the speed concern report form can be found at www.northyorkshire.police.uk/reportspeeding and www.roadwise.co.uk/using-the-road/speed-concerns.
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In our fitness journey which is very much like life we face many upsides and downsides. These moments can be driven by outside influences, intern changing our mental state and as a result we find ourselves putting things off or deferring them.
If this becomes a habit we could find ourselves inactive and in a cycle that becomes very hard to break. I've seen this over the years coaching and training many age groups and people so I wanted to share with your some strategies to overcome these barriers and help you get on the right path with your training.
Set yourself a goal work on a timeline easiest way is then work with a plan and try to execute accordingly. Your goal can be a simple task eg be able to do fifty push ups and daily increase if your number of repetitions can aid to get you there.
Find a training partner so as to work as a team within yourselves to keep each other motivated as you are less likely to not train if you feel like you are letting someone else down. With your partner you can have a forfeit system for example if one doesn't make a training session they have to donate to charity or be a physical task that you both despise like burgers.
By registering for an event e.g. a Fun Run this assists in going for the goal and unite an easy way to find a partner or a group to work in with to achieving this particular goal. Training for an event like Spartan or Tuff Mudder, Color Run as these will have specific timelines in which to work towards.
Examples of a simple way to assist ourselves to keep moving could be to walk or cycle to work or alternatively if we drive or use transportation then do part of your journey walking eg get off two stops earlier on the train to travel some of the journey being a bit more active. Take the stairs instead of the lift or even go for walks at lunchtime or walk the dog etc.
An event like this can really assist in covering a lot of the ideas stated before which can be the event, partner training, goal setting utilizing a clothing item that may want to wear again at the end of the event or a brand new purchase as a reward for achieving a goal. Make sure to measure and weigh yourself at the beginning possibly half way through and definitely at the end of this cycle as this generally will help you see the progress as you go along.
Join a team sport which could be just once a week as this may then inspire you to make additional changes to do more activity to support your role within the team. sports you could take up for example mixed netball, indoor soccer, trampolining ( Bounce ), touch rugby, soccer, afl.
These are a few strategies that can assist us in changing our mindset and inert assisting us to stay motivated to ultimately keep moving we only need to take very small steps to reach our long term goals if we can find ways to utilize some of these suggestions over the winter months ahead we will find it much easier to sustain over the Autumn and Summer months ahead.
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The big picture can wait. Do today!
Sometimes it's easy to be focused on what you have to do to achieve success and conquer your end goal. It's what gets you excited every morning and springing out of bed to attack the day.
So what should we do at times like this?
Some people find the end goal is enough of a motivator to get them up and moving and into the gym on these colder mornings or on the darker nights. For others it starts to break them down.
I have found that the best way to focus on reaching your goals if you're not the type of person that can just turn up everyday, day in, day out, is to switch your focus.
Start to focus on task mastery rather than purely on your end goal.
Do you find it super satisfying when you get to the end of the week or end of the day even, and you have ticked the ALL of boxes on your to do list? If so then this is for you.
All we need to do is turn your end goal into a series of daily tasks.
Turn the completion of these tasks into one successful week and we are well on our way.
Turn one week into two, two weeks into four and you are on your way on the journey to accomplish your goal.
Say your goal is to run 10k's in a respectable time of 50 minutes. What do you need to do to achieve that? What are the steps. How many times per week will you need to train to achieve that.
Break that down. Then have the individual tasks on a daily basis become your new goal. Completion of each of these individual tasks throughout the week become your focus.
If you don't know how to break it down reach out. It's what I do day in and day out with people and I'd love to help!
If the bigger picture scares you but you are the type of person who loves becoming proficient in something this is the ideal way to do that.
Stay the course and even when things go wrong. Mastery of your daily and weekly tasks can change when you need re-plot the course slightly.
If the course now has to include say rehab work to recovery from an injury or needs to include more speed work to ensure you hit your 50min goal for your 10k run then that can become part of the new bigger picture.
Break the big bits down into little bits, no matter the goal and you will find yourself a lot more focused, centred and able to front up when things are getting tough.
The big picture can wait. Do today.
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Today I wanted to focus on this as a topic.
It's been constantly popping up for me since my post last Monday.
As I am writing this I am listening to today's episode of our podcast and once again it's popping up (you can catch it here if you don't subscribe).
So what it is? When it all boils down to it there is only one choice at the end of the day if you want to achieve anything.
There is no I'll start again Monday. There is no I'll get to that eventually.
There is point when you need to just do it.
When is that point going to be for you?
How do you know unless you know?
How do you know you're making progress? How do you know you're headed in the right direction? How do you know you're on track?
Your phone starts ringing. It's an emergency phone call.
You have to be in Sydney by midnight. Tonight!
You have to drive as you're taking an emergency delivery to a family member.
Of course you can… With time to spare!
So why should any other demanding task or achievement in your life be any different?
You can and should approach your fitness journey in the exact same way.
First, what is your goal?
Now this is an important point. What is your goal. Not what is your end point, but what is your next marker?
You're not going to drive to Sydney and suddenly decide you're going to stay after you make your delivery. Think of your fitness journey in the same way.
If you're goal is to lose 5 kilos or increase your squat to 150kgs know that this isn't a full stop. Otherwise your hard work will be undone pretty easily. Know that once you reach that goal, or preferably before you reach your goal you need to set the next marker that you need to achieve otherwise progress can stall pretty quickly. We all know the stories of people who have dropped the weight or ran the marathon to only bottom out pretty quickly afterwards.
Give you self a chance to enjoy the spoils of each little victory but refocus quickly. After all before you leave on the trip to Sydney you know that you've gotta get your arse back to Melbourne at some point don't you? Or at lease you'd better. You can only tolerate Sydney coffee for a maximum two days running.
Know that your goal posts can be fluid as well. Swinging by Newcastle for a night shouldn't be out of the question right?
If your goal is to lose 5 kilos and part of the way there you feel like it is not enough, raise the bar. Alternatively if you find that as the 5 kilos of body fat is starting to melt off you feel like you're becoming too lean and feel like you need to increase your muscle mass start to shift your focus.
The import thing is that you have markers to measure your performance.
On your drive to Sydney you have a heap of distinct and very measurable markers:How far have you come?How far have you got to go?How much fuel have you got?How much will you need?How fast are you travelling?Is it fast enough for you to meet your objective?Is it too fast and you're risking getting a ticket?
The point is that it is very easy for you to take a glance and your cars dashboard and the clock and know exactly where everything sits.
Any fitness goal (or life goal for that matter) should be the same.
Break down the big picture into manageable chunks. Know what you need to achieve along the way and by when. Know how much time and energy and work it is going to take. Decide if the work is worth it for you. Do you really want it?
If you don't know how to formulate this sort of plan get the advice of someone that can help. Find someone that can break down each of the steps for you. Someone that can set the timeframe and workout the markers for you and guide you every step of the way.
Then, when you're ready to go, get behind the wheel and drive that sucker hard. After all no one else can drive your life but you!
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Ontario Leaders Fire Parting Shots in Final Debate Before June 7 Election
Peter Muggeridge | May 28th, 2018
Ontario Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne, left to right, Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford and Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath participate during the third and final televised debate of the provincial election campaign in Toronto, Sunday, May 27, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
The final televised debate of the Ontario election campaign on Sunday night pitted the two frontrunners – Doug Ford and Andrea Howarth – firing potshots at each other and third-place Kathleen Wynne trying anything to climb back in the race.
Howarth, who began the day with her NDP unexpectedly in a virtual dead-heat for first place, spent much of the debate fending off attacks from the Progressive Conservative's Ford about the claim that her party's fiscal program has voters terrified it will destroy the province's finances. Wynne, meanwhile, began the debate with a curious gambit, apologizing for the fact that people don't like her, but not apologizing for her party's governing record.
Here are the best one-liners from a very lively Ontario election debate, courtesy of the Toronto Star, the Huffington Post, the National Post and CBC.
Doug Ford:
"You think things are bad under the Liberals — and they're bad — they're going to get 10 times worse under the NDP."
"[The NDP] plan will annihilate the middle class."
"I travel around, I've talked to hundreds and hundreds of companies — they are terrified of the NDP coming in."
"God forbid the NDP ever get in. They will destroy our province, destroy our economy. That's a fact."
"Who do you trust with your money? The NDP can't do math and the Liberals are cooking the books."
"Not one single person will lose their job [under the PC's plan to cut $6 billion from the budget.]
"If a brewer wants to offer you a buck-a-beer, there is no reason for government to stand in the way."
Andrea Howarth:
"[The PC] plan is for the rich."
"You wouldn't buy a used car without looking under the hood." (Referring to the fact that the PCs haven't released a detailed health-care platform yet.)
"Mr. Ford, of all people, you have police investigations by three different police forces into candidates. Not from things that were dug up 10 years ago on Facebook, but right now, from data that was stolen from (Highway) 407 records. That's you and your candidates and your party."
"This is not 1990 and I'm certainly not Bob Rae — in fact he's a Liberal now, but that's another story."
"This is an election where we can actually make change for the better. It's not about slogans and bumper stickers."
You [Wynne] have been in power for 15 years. Years and years of Liberal government, (and) things have gotten harder and harder."
"I think [Ford] talks so much. He can't listen,"
Kathleen Wynne:
"Here's what I want to say about the last five years: Sorry, not sorry. I'm really genuinely sorry that more people don't like me, but I am not sorry about all the things that we're doing in Ontario to make life better."
"I'm not sorry that we're covering tuition for 235,000 students. I'm not sorry that we're protecting the environment, and I'm really not sorry that we're no longer asking single moms to raise a family on $11.40 an hour."
"I'm not sorry that we're making an economy that works for everyone, not just a few."
"You [Howarth] would put Ontario permanently on strike, or you'd empty the public purse to pay off huge union demands. Why would you put public sector unions first, and the people of Ontario second?"
"Leadership is about finding the fairest way forward for the largest number of people. It's not a slogan."
"What would happen to your school under a Doug Ford government? What would happen to your hospital under a Doug Ford government? And what would happen to every service you depend on under a Doug Ford government?"
"You [Ford] want people to believe that we sold Niagara Falls and we did not. Every dollar … is going to infrastructure."
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Registration is now open for Rowan College at Burlington County's spring 2019 personal and professional development courses and career certificates.
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We are a natural healing clinic with an herb shop. We help people with chronic pain and health conditions using soft tissue osteopathy, myofascial…
28 Clark Street, St. Augustine, FL
Silver Feather Jewelry & Gifts
Silver Feather Jewelry & Gifts is first and foremost a silver jewelry store. We have a fantastic selection of Navajo and Zuni Turquoise jewelry that…
6 Saint George #110, St. Augustine, FL
Harry's Seafood Bar & Grille
We've adopted a couple expressions commonly used in Louisiana as part of our culture. The first is "Lagniappe" (pronounced lan-yap) which means "to…
46 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, FL
Mythical Mountain St Augustine
We carry a wide variety of comics, action figures, statues, collectibles, and, of course, a wall of Funko Pops! Looking for Gundam, Dragonball Z and…
162 St George Street, Saint Augustine, FL
Bath Junkie
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63 Hypolita St, St. Augustine, FL
Colonial Quarter
Take an immersive, captivating journey through centuries of St. Augustine's rich history, brought to breathtaking life at the Colonial Quarter—the…
33 St. George St., St. Augustine, FL
San Sebastian Winery
San Sebastian Winery produces still wine varieties from hybrids such as Stover, Suwannee and Blanc Du Bois. We also produce several still wines from…
157 King Street, St. Augustine, FL
We are a full service dip shop on the beach with 32 flavors in our dip cabinets, soft serve, milkshakes, sundaes, smoothies & more
570 A1A Beach Blvd, St. Augustine, FL
St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum
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12 S. Castillo Drive, St. Augustine, FL
Beacher's Lodge
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Sunday: 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
970 A1A South, St. Augustine, FL
The Hyppo
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48 Charlotte St, St. Augustine, FL
Aunt Kate's
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612 Euclid Avenue, St. Augustine, FL
Golden Gypsy
Unique.Unusual.Beautiful.It's everything you are and we are at The Golden Gypsy.Visit our central location on Cuna Street where we'll share with you a…
23 Cuna Street, St Augustine, Florida
Christe Blue & A1A Eco Transport
Founded in 2004, Christé Blue is a celebrated haven for NEW boutique buyouts, hand selected vintage and contemporary upscale resale along with fashion…
1035 Anatasia Blvd, St. Augustine, FL
Olde Towne Toys
Great selection of unique, educational, wood toys for ages starting at 0. Outdoor games, net swings, hammocks, kites, art & science kits.
300 S Ponce De Leon, St. Augustine, FL
St, Augustine Parasail
St. Augustine Parasail is the highest rated parasail provider in the St. Augustine area. We've been parasailing the shores of Florida for over a…
111 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, FL
Come take the ride of your lifetime aboard one of our helicopters for a magic carpet ride over the nation's oldest city. Float effortlessly as you…
Airport on US 1, St. Augustine, FL
Prices Barber Shop
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10 Granada St, St. Augustine, FL
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San Marco Avenue, St. Augustine, FL
Schmagel's Bagels
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69 Hypolita, St. Augustine, FL
Medieval Torture Collection
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The Gifted Cork
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64-A Hypolita St, St. Augustine, FL
Recycled Kids
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232 SR 312, St Augustine, FL
New and used bikes, service and apparel. Check out both of our St. Augustine locations!
380 Outlet Mall Blvd, St Augustine, Florida
Escape U
St Augustine's noumber one esape room . Fun for all ages.
525 Fl-16 #104, St. Augustine, FL
Small Indulgences Day Spa
9 Sanchez Avenue, St Augustine, Florida 32084
Mayday Ice Cream
100 St. George St Suite J, St Augustine, 32084
The Irish Gift Shop
Gifts for the Irish in you!
Authentic Irish gifts, Celtic jewelry, family heritage, Irish tea, fragrances, and much more.
26 Cuna Street, St. Augustine, FL
Cottonways Inc.
Clothing for the resort lifestyle. A must for surviving the Florida heat!
56 Hypolita Street, St. Augustine, Florida
St Augustine's number one escape room. Fun for all ages.
525 state road 16 unit 104, St Augustine, Florida 32084
Blue Water Jewelers
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500 Anastasia Blve, St. Augustine, FL
Lightener museum
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75 King Street, St Augustine, FL
Check out our awesome variety of vape and tobacco products. "If we don't have it, we can get it!"
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High Tide Gallery
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850 Anastasia Blvd, St. Augustine, FL
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Q: Create own class created a new project in expressjs. I want to create my own class. So I created a file MyClass.js in /routes/.
class MyClass {
    constructor() {
    }
}

export default MyClass;

And in /routes/index.js i added:
import MyClass from './MyClass';
And I have an error:
import MyClass from './MyClass;
^^^^^^

SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module
[...]

What I'm doing wrong?

A: Your project is not set up properly to interpret the file that has the error as an ESM module file.  It is, instead, being interpreted as a CommonJS module (where you use require(), not import) which is the nodejs default.
There are a number of ways to tell nodejs that your file is supposed to be an ESM module.

*

*You can give it a file extension of .mjs.

*You can add "type": "module" to your package.json file.

*You can use the --input-type=module command line argument when starting node.js if this file is your top level file you're executing.

See nodejs doc here on this subject.

FYI, you could just switch to the CommonJS syntax of using require() and module.exports instead of import and export, but I assume what you really want to do is to tell nodejs that you want to use ESM modules so you can use the more modern import and export syntax.

A: Well first of all to export your class you suppose to use exports or module.export
and to import it you suppose to use require('') not import.
Those features are only available with .mjs or if you will setup babel though soome es6 features are yet to land in


As we approach the end of 2018 and the holiday season is upon us, it's time for Keller Knapp Realty's 2018 Giving Back Campaign. This year, our campaign will include a drive for donations to benefit Community Friendship, one of Atlanta's most respected non-profit organizations caring for those who are homeless due to mental illness.
Community Friendship, Inc (CFI) is a non-profit psychiatric rehabilitation organization that ensures a supportive community for adults with long-erm psychiatric disabilities so that they can develop loving, learning, working and social skills and access the resources needed to lead successful and satisfying lives. CFI is much more than just a shelter…the organization has a well-deserved reputation for helping those suffering from mental illness to gain the skills and resources needed to find employment and a stable life.
Originating in 1962 as a drop-in social center for adults with chronic mental illnesses, CFI incoporated in 1970, and has grown to offer a comprehensive array of services in teh psychiatric rehabilitation approach. CFI provides services, which promote recover and assist consumers in establishing and maintaining productive lives in the community. For over 50 years, Community Friendship has been committed to supporting an individual's recovery from mental illness, so that each person can lead a contributing, integrated and self-directed life.
Each year, in November, CFI collects toiletries and creates care packages for those in the CFI programs. Keller Knapp Realty agents and staff will participate in a Toiletries Drive during November, with a goal to raise $1,000 to purchase toiletries for the care packages. And, we'll be stuffing the care packages in December!
In addition, gently used clothing items are always needed at CFI — everyday clothing, as well as attire for interviews and work. Coats and shoes are especially needed. During December, Keller Knapp offices around Atlanta will be a drop-off site for our Clothing Drive! Our goal is to collect 4 overflowing boxes of items to deliver to CFI.
More info on how to volunteer with CFI.
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