Which Debts Cannot Be Wiped Out?
PEMBROKE - The family of a 18-year-old Pembroke man killed five years ago in a car wreck that followed a high-speed police chase have reached a $200,000 out-of-court settlement in a wrongful death civil suit against the town of Pembroke.
Christopher Harris died after the car he was riding in crashed as he was being pursed by Pembroke police on Dec. 2, 2001. Gabriel McMillan, a passenger in the car, also died. His family received a $75,000 settlement last year.
Vicky Harris said the police recklessly pursued her son after what was essentially a traffic violation. Seated at her father's kitchen table this week, she thumbed through a picture album dedicated to her son. It was filled with photographs and mementos."
This was not about the money," she said. "I would hate to see another mother go through this. We should never forget what happened to Chris or Gabriel."
At the time, the department said Officers Dewayne Hunt and Chad Locklear began what would become a 16-mile after a hit-and-run at a car wash parking lot. But the Harris family says the accident was no more than a fender bender and the chase was unnecessary because police had necessary information to get the culprits later.
Though five years have passed, the anger that Vicky and her father, Clifford, continue to carry is evident in their tone. "It was such a minor thing," Clifford Harris said. "They had the tag number and they recognized one of the boys. They could have picked them up later."
The high-speed chase began when the 1996 Mazda 626 that Harris, McMillan and two other men, Andre Cummings and Ricky Locklear, were traveling in "nudged a PT Cruiser" in the parking lot of a car wash on Union Chapel Road, according to the Harris' lawyer, Mike Rowland of Carthage.
"This fender bender caused $25 of paint damage," Rowland said.
According to the Harris family, the boys immediately apologized and agreed to pay for the damages. About that time, the patrol car, which was being driven by Chad Locklear, entered the lot and the officers ordered everyone to leave. As the Mazda 626 left, a passenger in the PT Cruiser approached the officers and told them what happened, Rowland said.
Moments later the officers caught up with the Mazda and activated its blue lights and siren."
According to the audiotape, the officers identified the license plate and one of the passengers (Ricky Locklear) within the first two minutes," Rowland said.
The vehicles reached speeds exceeding 100 mph during the chase, which continued for 16 miles until the Mazda lost control on a sharp curve on McDuffie Crossing Road near Saddletree. According to his deposition, Cummings testified that the patrol car bumped the car just before it crashed. There were unidentified paint markings on the Mazda, according to the lawsuit.
The Highway Patrol report never identified a driver of the Mazda. The Harris family believes Cummings was the driver and didn't want to stop because of warrants that had been issued on him, but he has said that McMillian was the driver.
In Dewayne Hunt's deposition, he said they were seven car lengths behind the Mazda when it wrecked. Ricky Locklear testified that he wanted to stop because he was on probation.
"This thing got out of hand," Rowland said. "It went a lot further than it needed to. They were in the wrong in my opinion because they had no business chasing them. It should have been investigated at the scene. It was a fender bender."
The town's police chase policy allows for a three-mile pursuit when a misdemeanor has been committed. The chase can be extended if additional crimes are committed during the chase.
The state Highway Patrol investigated the case and found no wrongdoing by the officers. However, former police Chief Travis Bryant suspended the officers without pay, according to a memo. Bryant wrote that the officers violated the three-mile rule.
"Considering the nature of the offense ... for safety reasons, the pursuit should have ended," Bryant wrote in the memo. "Your best judgment was not used when the decision was made to continue the pursuit. This was clearly a misdemeanor ... ."
Bryant, who now works as an instructor at Robeson Community College, did not want to comment for this story. The town's lawyer, Grady Hunt, referred questions to Scott Hart, a New Bern attorney who worked on behalf of the town in the lawsuit, but he declined to comment. Chad Locklear, who now works as a sheriff's deputy, didn't return phone calls.
Rowland called the settlement a victory.
"The deck was stacked against us from the beginning because of the laws that protect the state," he said. "The town has governmental immunity and can't be sued unless they purchase liability insurance. Luckily in this case the town did purchase liability insurance."
Clifford Harris said they stood a good chance of receiving a larger settlement if they gone to court, but he said his daughter was ready for some type of closure. Vicky Harris received $76,000 after $98,000 was paid to Rowland and $26,000 went to Donald Locklear, her son's father.
"If it had been about the money she would have waited it out," Clifford Harris said. "We were not trying to get rich off Christopher's death. We wanted to prove the point that these officers were way out of line.
"We wanted justice for Chris."
Clifford Harris said no one from the town has ever called the family.
"We don't expect any admission of anything, but at least a little remorse for what happened," he said.
Vicky said she has been battling depression."
This has changed my life completely," Vicky Harris said. "I stay locked up in my bedroom until it is time to go to work. I have no desire to get out and do anything. (Chris) was my life. And now my child is laying over there at Lumbee Memorial."


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School Reforms in San Diego Lead to Clear Gains in Student Achievement
Public Policy Institute of California Report Provides Lessons For Other School Districts
MENLO PARK, Calif. – Reading scores of elementary and middle school students in the San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) improved and achievement gaps among various racial and ethnic, language, and socioeconomic groups narrowed as a result of a set of innovative reforms, according to a study funded in part by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
The study, "From Blueprint to Reality: San Diego's Education Reforms," was conducted by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC), a nonpartisan think tank. The report's authors examined SDUSD's "Blueprint for Student Success," a reform package that includes double and triple length English classes, extended school days, summer reading programs and extensive professional development for teachers.
The results indicate that the Blueprint interventions helped raise the scores of some of the lowest achieving elementary and middle school students in San Diego. Although student success varied by grade level – high school students failed to show improvement similar to elementary and middle school students, for example – the success of even some aspects of the Blueprint program are noteworthy.
The results of the study are based on individual student data from the first two years of the Blueprint reform program's implementation, and researchers were able to assess the effectiveness of each program component to determine which ones worked best. This is the first of two studies co-funded by the Hewlett Foundation tracking student performance over time in San Diego schools. The second study will examine the effects of the reforms after five years of implementation to provide an even clearer picture of student achievement.
"This report examined one of the most important urban school reform efforts in the country, and the results are very encouraging," said Marshall Smith, Director of the Education Program at the Hewlett Foundation. "This two-year assessment and the five-year study to follow will give San Diego and other school districts a roadmap for improving student learning."
Researchers found that two of the most effective reforms were the Extended Day Reading Program – in which students reading at below grade level received three 90-minute periods of supervised reading each week before or after school – and summer school. Also effective were programs that provided additional resources, an extended school year and peer coaches – teachers assigned to assist colleagues with improving student reading – in low-performing elementary schools.
According to the authors of the PPIC report, other school districts in California facing pressure to improve student achievement and increase accountability should pay close attention to the successes of the reforms implemented by the San Diego Unified School District, which is the second largest school district in California and the eighth largest in the nation.
About one third of all SDUSD students participated in some kind of Blueprint intervention, with almost all of these students receiving additional instruction time in the classroom. The authors analyzed about 112,000 student records from grades 2 to 11 from 1999 to 2002. SDUSD introduced the Blueprint reforms gradually beginning in the Fall of 1999.
The report was authored by Julian R. Betts, a senior fellow at PPIC and professor of economics at the University of California, San Diego, Andrew C. Zau, a PPIC research associate, and Kevin King of UC San Diego. The study was also funded by The Atlantic Philanthropies.
The full report is accessible at www.ppic.org/main/publication.asp?i=408.
About the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, www.hewlett.org, has been making grants since 1966 to help solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. The foundation concentrates its resources on activities in education, environment, global development, performing arts, philanthropy, population, and makes grants to support disadvantaged communities in the San Francisco Bay Area. A full list of all the Hewlett Foundation's grants can be found at www.hewlett.org/grants.
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Palestine Today 05 02 2013
Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, www.imemc.org, for Thursday May 2nd, 2013.
Soldiers attack West Bank village and injures a young man, while Egypt close siege bosting tunnels at the borders with Gaza. These stories, and more, coming up, stay tuned.
A young Palestinian man was injured on Thursday afternoon by Israeli army gunfire at the town of Beit Omer near the southern West Bank city of Hebron.
Residents told local news that Israeli troops stormed the village and attacked a funeral procession for an old man from the town. As a result a young man was injured in his arm and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
The soldiers also fired tear gas at residents' homes casing many, among them children, to suffer from tear gas inhalation.
In northern West Bank, Israeli settlers started on Thursday morning to construct a new settlement on lands that belongs to Palestinian farmers south of Nablus city. Witnesses said that settlers set up mobile homes and connected them to the electricity and water grids.
There are half a million settlers living in West Bank Israeli settlements. Those settlements are illegal according to international law as they are built on lands illegal taken from its Palestinian owners by Israel's military occupation of the West Bank.
In Gaza on Thursday Egyptian Border Police destroyed several border tunnels with the Gaza Strip, including tunnels meant for smuggling cars into Gaza.
According to the Egyptian TV, security forces located, two days ago, a tunnel that was used for smuggling weapons coming from Libya, and destroyed the tunnel after confiscating weapons and explosives that were about to be smuggled into Gaza.
Some of the destroyed tunnels were specifically designed to enable the smuggling of cars from Egypt.
Security forces also arrested seven Palestinians carrying large sums of money meant to be smuggled into the coastal region.
Since Israel placed the region under siege in 2006, the tunnels at the Gaza-Egypt borders are mainly used to get food, medical, and fuel supplies to the 1.6 million Palestinians living in the coastal region.
And that's all for today from the IMEMC News; this was the Thursday May 2nd news round-up from the Occupied Palestinian Territories. For more news and updates please visit our website at www.imemc.org. Today's report has been brought to you by Hussam Qassis and me, Ghassan Bannoura.
PCHR Weekly Report: 1 Palestinian killed, 8 wounded by Israeli forces this week


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Q: Will our Oauth Consent Screen have to go through verification again when adding contacts.other.readonly? Our Google Oauth Consent Screen is currently verified and includes the
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts scope.
We are now migrating to the People API and we want to have access to the
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.other.readonly scope.
If we add that to our Oauth Consent Screen, will that trigger a re-verification step?

A: Re-verification of the OAuth Consent Screen is required when adding sensitive scopes to the GCP Project. Both of these are sensitive scopes.
Referring to this Support Article:
Sensitive scopes
Some of the scopes used by the following APIs are considered sensitive; see the API documentation or look for the lock icon in the Cloud Console. If your app requests sensitive scopes, and doesn't meet any of the criteria for an exception (see below), you will need to verify that your app follows the API Services User Data Policy.
For a complete list of Google APIs, see OAuth 2.0 Scopes for Google APIs. To check if scopes are sensitive or restricted, add the scopes to your project via the Google Cloud Console.
Addendum: Note that in People API the two scopes you are defining allow access to separate lists:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts - Contacts list
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.other.readonly - Other Contacts list

It's preferable to add both scopes.

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Screening is more likely to pick up early cancers than GP referral or after an emergency presentation, new figures from Cancer Research UK and Public Health England's National Cancer Intelligence Network confirm.
For example, of those colorectal (bowel) cancers picked up by screening in England during 2012 and 2013, 37 per cent were caught at the earliest stage (stage one) and 8 per cent were advanced (stage four). This compares to 6 and 40 per cent at stage one and four diagnosed as emergencies and 18 and 22 per cent diagnosed after GP referral.
The full analysis includes 574,500 cases of 10 cancers diagnosed in 2012 and 2013: bladder, breast, colorectal, kidney, lung, melanoma, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, ovarian, prostate and uterine.
Screening is available for breast cancer for women and colorectal cancer for men and women. For the 10 cancers, screening picked up 63 per cent at stage one and 3 per cent at stage four.
Of patients diagnosed following a GP referral, 34 per cent were stage one and 22 per cent stage four, compared to 58 and 11 per cent respectively of those diagnosed as emergencies.


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I just released version 1.0.4 of shakespeare-css (the package providing the
Lucius CSS template system). This release contains one newly added feature:
mixins. This allows you to define reusable CSS components. A common use case
for this is to address vendor prefixes. So as a motivating example:

```haskell
{-# LANGUAGE QuasiQuotes #-}
import Text.Lucius
import qualified Data.Text.Lazy.IO as TLIO

transition :: String -> Mixin
transition val =
    [luciusMixin|
        -webkit-transition: #{val};
        -moz-transition: #{val};
        -ms-transition: #{val};
        -o-transition: #{val};
        transition: #{val};
    |]

main :: IO ()
main = TLIO.putStrLn $ renderCssUrl undefined
        [lucius|
            .some-class {
                ^{transition "all 4s ease"}
            }
        |]
```

This produces the following CSS (whitespace added for readability):

```css
.some-class {
    -webkit-transition: all 4s ease;
    -moz-transition:    all 4s ease;
    -ms-transition:     all 4s ease;
    -o-transition:      all 4s ease;
    transition:         all 4s ease;
}
```

There's not much more to it than that. You can begin using this new feature
immediately with your existing projects, simply bump the lower bound on
shakespeare-css.

Thanks to Blake Rain for [motivating me to actually get this
written](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/yesodweb/oQaFiDfDaic/0hLqy6T7mbMJ).

With the close of this issue, there are officially no more open issues in [the
Yesod 1.2 milestone on
Github](https://github.com/yesodweb/yesod/issues?milestone=5&state=open). In
other words, we're getting very close to release. Greg, Felipe and I are tying
up some last few tweaks to Persistent 1.2, and then we should be ready to go.
This is officially your last chance to provide any input on the 1.2 release.

If you're looking for a refresher on what changes are coming, please check out
the [high-level changelog](https://github.com/yesodweb/yesod/wiki/Changelog)
and the [detailed change
list](https://github.com/yesodweb/yesod/wiki/Detailed-change-list).


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History Of Handicapping, Part IV: The Rise Of The Slope System October 25, 2011 By Hunki Yun, USGA
Members of the Southern California Golf Association rate the South Course at Torrey Pines prior to the 2008 U.S. Open. (John Mummert/USGA)
This is the final installment of a four-part series reviewing the history of handicapping. This month, the USGA celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Handicap System with a centennial dinner at Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, N.J., the site where the system was officially adopted in 1911.
By the mid-1970s, the USGA Handicap System had grown and developed to oversee a nationwide network of courses and players. Despite the refinements over the decades, two related issues remained: the incompleteness of Course Ratings and the portability of handicaps.
The main issue was that Course Ratings, which are determined largely by length and are meant to reflect the skill of a scratch player, don't really address how a course would play for the average player.
Take two courses, both measuring about 6,500 yards. The first is flat and open, so the expert or scratch golfer could be expected to shoot 70, its USGA Course Rating. Due to the lack of trouble, the course is relatively easy for all players, regardless of skill level.
The second course has narrow fairways and many hazards, so its USGA Course Rating is 74.1. However, its difficulties affect the average or bogey golfer far more than they impact the scratch player. And the higher the handicap, the more the hazards and difficulties would increase their scores in the form of recovery and penalty strokes.
However, the USGA Handicap System at the time assumed that the rate of increase of scores as handicaps went up was constant, regardless of the difficulty of the course. So a player who established a 12 handicap at the more difficult course would be a much better player than a 12 handicap at the easier course. If the two were to play against each other, the match would be unfair, although the USGA Handicap System indicated that their skill levels were equal.
In 1979, the USGA formed the Handicap Research Team (HRT) to study the issue and develop a method to combat these inequities. The team members were Trygve Bogevold, Dean Knuth, Dr. Lucius Riccio, Dr. Fran Scheid, Lynn Smith, Dr. Clyne Soley, Dr. Richard Stroud and Frank Thomas. The group's mission was to study and refine many aspects of the Handicap System, including Course Ratings. The USGA's first full-time employee for handicapping, Knuth became the senior director of handicapping in 1981.
Three years later, the Colorado Golf Association, under the leadership of HRT member Dr. Byron Williamson, was the first state golf association to test the method that came to be known as the Slope System. In 1982, the Colorado Golf Association rated all its courses under the proposed guidelines; the following year, the association applied the new method of handicap procedures.
Five more states adopted the Slope System in 1984, and by 1987, the USGA was ready to introduce it nationwide. The USGA began the process by forming the USGA Course Rating Subcommittee; its function was to refine the Course Rating system. The subcommittee included members of the men's and women's Handicap Procedure Committees, and its chair was Joe Luyckx of the Golf Association of Michigan.
Like the system itself, the committees have evolved. In 1998, the subcommittee became a USGA committee; appointed by the USGA Executive Committee, its members are composed of volunteers from regional and state golf associations around the country and throughout the world. Sixyears later, the Women's Handicap Procedure Committee merged with the Handicap Procedure Committee.
The Slope System was perhaps the most significant change introduced in the history of the USGA Handicap System. In addition to new measurements – Bogey Rating and Slope Rating – for determining the difficulty of courses, players now had a Handicap Index, which would convert into a Course Handicap based on the Slope Rating for the set of tees being played.
Taking into account the length of the course as well as 10 different obstacles and other characteristics, the Bogey Rating established the score that a player possessing a Course Handicap between 20 and 24 could expect to shoot: the average of the better half of his or her rounds. The Slope Rating is a measurement of how steeply the line between the USGA Course Rating and Bogey Rating rises: the more difficult the course, the steeper the line and the higher the Slope Rating.
A player then establishes a Handicap Index using a formula that incorporates these new standards. Depending on the difficulty of the course, a player with a Handicap Index of 16.8 could have a Course Handicap ranging from 17 for a course with a Slope Rating of 113 to a Course Handicap of 23 on a course with the maximum Slope Rating of 155.
The System finally solved the problem of portability that had been plaguing handicapping for centuries. For the first time, players who establish a Handicap Index at courses of varying levels of difficulty could play against each other on a level playing field anywhere.
Since accurate Course and Bogey ratings are at the core of the Slope System, the USGA puts plenty of effort into educating volunteer raters who assess courses for regional and state golf associations, as well as golf ruling bodies around the world that have licensed the USGA Handicap System. Since 1989, the USGA has conducted Course Rating seminars, inviting four-person teams of raters to attend regularly scheduled sessions, to better ensure that every course receives accurate ratings.
Growth of the Handicap System
As golf has become more popular around the world, the USGA has exported the USGA Handicap System to golf associations in dozens of countries. In addition, it is now easier than ever to establish a USGA Handicap Index. As was the case in Leighton Calkins' day, it is only possible to get a handicap through a golf club, as peer review remains an important aspect of handicapping.
But for handicapping purposes, the definition of what constitutes a golf club has evolved. In addition to the traditional club attached to a golf course, clubs can now be formed without real estate that can utilize the USGA Handicap System.
The growth has been remarkable. There are nearly 19,000 licensed golf clubs, representing 88 domestic golf associations and 24 international associations that are licensed to use the USGA Handicap System. The national Course Rating and Slope Database has more than 69,000 individual tee ratings.
As the game continues to develop, the USGA constantly examines the intricacies of the USGA Handicap System within the foundations established 100 years ago. For the past century, the System has been guided by a democratic ideal: Every golfer, regardless of skill level, stands on equal footing, with a player possessing a Course Handicap of 20 enjoying relatively even odds in a match against a scratch golfer. And the game demonstrates this egalitarian principle thousands of times every day at courses around the country and throughout the world.
For all the changes to the USGA Handicap System, one aspect has remained constant. For a century, the USGA Handicap System has remained a measure of a player's potential rather than a simple snapshot of actual scoring average. Based on studies conducted by the HRT, the average golfer is expected to play to his or her handicap only about 25 percent of the time.
Part of the reason for this methodology is that it makes competition equitable under varying formats. But just as importantly, the System reflects golf's unique appeal as a solitary endeavor. At its very essence, all that is required to enjoy the game are a few clubs, a ball and a field of play.
In that simplicity lies the inherent pursuit for the perfect shot – a desire to hit the ball a little farther, a little straighter. After all, golf is a game of skill, and the USGA believes there should always be an incentive for improving one's game.
For 100 years, the USGA Handicap System has provided this encouragement and has allowed players to measure their progress, shot by shot. And it will continue to do so for years to come.
History of the USGA Handicap System™
Serving History Of Handicapping, Part I: Roots Of The System
Serving History Of Handicapping, Part II: Increasing Demand
Serving History Of Handicapping, Part III: USGA Leads The Way


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Ranbir is like me, in the way that he is very loyal and emotional to the people he really cares about in his inner circle, which is very small. He can come out very detached to people outside of that. The only difference between his behaviour and my behaviour, let's say on a film set, is that while he is incredibly charming and polite with everyone that he comes in contact with, I don't think he yet realises what an important and amazing trait that is, I will get tired after saying a good morning to just three people. He is incredibly polite at all times and makes that extra effort to come out of that circle of introspection and make that other person feel good. I see in him a lot of depth and he has so much in him that probably even he has yet to discover. I think he has the capacity to help people even more than he does and as time goes by, he will find even more strength and satisfaction in giving strength to other people. He can be detached, but I can't be. He is incredibly funny and charming. I guess to connect with a person at such a deep level, our souls must be connected.


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Diplomat: far East won from the problems in relations between Russia and the West
Difficult relations with the West only helped the development of the far Eastern Federal district. Russia managed to achieve good results in energy exports, the creation of special economic zones, as well as agreed with different countries on the calculation in national currencies, says the observer magazine the Diplomat Duncan brown.
MOSCOW, 26 Dec. For Russia the year of 2015 is unprecedented in the degree of interaction with the Asia-Pacific region (APR), which helped the development of the far Eastern Federal district, writes a columnist of the magazine The Diplomat Duncan brown.
"Start East economic forum gave Russia a platform to showcase the potential of the region and attract foreign investment in areas such as business, technology, infrastructure and energy," writes the author.
He stresses that this leads to the formation of closer relations between the Far East and the Asia-Pacific region, and also contributes to trade diversification after the "crack" in relations with the West.
According to brown, the most important area here is the energy, in particular the gas pipeline "Power of Siberia".
"He'll have to go from the Republic of Sakha, to unite with the Irkutsk branch on the shores of lake Baikal and be followed further to the South-East, to Khabarovsk, Blagoveshchensk and Vladivostok", — said the author.
Under the new agreement with China from September 2015, the volume of far Eastern gas supply increased from 25 billion to 38 billion cubic meters per year, he writes. Separately the author notes the planned development of gas projects in the Arctic and nuclear cooperation with China.
The extension of the oil pipeline Eastern Siberia – Pacific ocean also helps to increase energy exports. Rising oil exports will allow Russia, emphasizes brown, overtake Saudi Arabia and become a supplier of China's number one.
"Strategic energy Alliance", which was mentioned by President Vladimir Putin, is not limited to China. Moscow signed the agreement on ten years of compressed natural gas with Singapore national Pavilion Gas, and Rosatom has announced the construction of floating NPP in Indonesia.
Brown also emphasizes that the Japanese capital involved in the oil and gas development in the framework of the projects "Sakhalin-1" and "Sakhalin-2" and the export of oil to Japan for this year should reach record levels, he writes.
Apart from energy, Russia has expanded its trade through the creation of special economic zones and agreements with different countries on the calculation in national currencies, said the journalist.
In particular, we are talking about the free trade agreement with Vietnam, signed in may 2015, covering 90% of goods in mutual trade.
Also, the author believes that trade using national currencies will allow exporters not to use the dollars in the pay that is extremely important.
So, the signing of the Treaty between the Russian savings Bank and Chinese Bank, "Harbin" on trade directly in yuan and rubles and the yuan in October became the reserve currency of the IMF, should have a positive impact on Russia's foreign exchange reserves, said the author.
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I'm trying to look for abilities or held items that reduce either ground attacks, electric attacks, or fighting attacks. I decided to give him the cell battery so electric does something good for him, but I can't think of anything else to do. I tried looking up the absorb abilities, but Empoleon can't use them.
https://pokemondb.net/pokedex/empoleon I'm not sure if you mean actual abilities (such as Torrent or Defiant) or moves (such as Hydro Cannon and Aqua Jet), but both what abilities Empoleon can have and what moves it can learn can already be found on this website.
I think this question is pertinent to how Empoleon can cover its own weaknesses -- not sure the 'ability' wording is what OP actually wants. I'm going to edit the title to reflect this.
@ShadowsCorner I hope this is okay; if not, feel free to edit the post yourself so it says exactly what you want.
Torrent | Boosts the power of Empoleon's Water-type moves when it's HP is 1/3 or less.
Defiant | Boosts Empoleon's attack 2 stages when one of it's other stats is lowered.
However, you can use some items to cover its weaknesses, Electric, Ground and Fighting.
First, you can use berries that halve the damage of these types of moves when hit by one once.
The Shuca Berry will cover Ground.
The Wacan Berry will cover Electric.
And the Chople Berry will cover Fighting.
Remember that these berries are only usable once per battle, except if you have Recycle (which Empoleon can't even learn) or someone Tricks one to you (which is way too situational).
Out of the berries above, I'd recommend the Shuca Berry (due to the higher frequency of Pokemon with Earthquake), but it's your choice.
If you want to be fully immune to Ground-type moves, you can also give Empoleon an Air Balloon. This will make it immune to Ground type moves until it gets hit by any other moves that it isn't immune to (everything except Ground or Poison moves, and status moves), after which Ground type moves will hit you super effectively as usual.
2) It will count all of Empoleon's weaknesses, not only Electric.
In Double Battles you also have the option of using the move Skill Swap Empoleon to give it one of the abilities that absorb Empoleon's weaknesses, like Motor Drive, Volt Absorb or Levitate.
Why not Trick-or-Treat to add Ghost-type to Empoleon, which would grant immunity to Fighting.
Skill Swap Empoleon's ability for Volt Absorb/Lightning Rod/Motor Drive to nullify Electric weakness ; make Empoleon hold an Air Balloon to nullify Ground weakness ; use Trick-or-Treat on it to nullify Fighting weakness.
Then, it'll be only weak to Ghost and Dark.
Note that Gourgeist can learn both Skill Swap (Move Tutor) and Trick-or-Treat (level-up).
How to use adamant empoleon?


A Fire Piranha Plant is a variety of Piranha Plant that can shoot fireballs and some have the ability to fire three at a time. They come in either green or red varieties. Its original name Venus Fire Trap is a play on the name of a real life carnivorous plant the Venus flytrap. The Ice Piranha Plant is the polar opposite of the Fire Piranha Plant.


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Hi Jun Su!! I'm from Indonesia. I want you to come to my country.. Pleaseee.. I Love U! Saranghaeyo.. kamu cakep banget deh!!!!!!!!! Xiah is the best forever!! Yongwonhi.. aku cinta padamu..
I'm from NYC, U.S. , I love listening your SWEET VOICE & your Break dance too. (I love u-know junho voice & dance TOO) PLEASE can you pass this little message to him. thanx) , OH! BY THE WAY EVERY SINGLE DAY AFTER WORK. I GO ONLINE @ YOUTUBE.COM & LISTEN ALL DONG BANG SHIN KI ALBUMS & YOURS TOO. i NEVER GET TIRE OF LISTEN OVER AND OVER IT. HOpe one day u and rest of DONG BANG SHIN KI group come to states for show. If u do Please let me know in advance. I WILL KEEP PRAY & HAVE MY FINGERS CROSS FOR MY WISHES COME TRUE.
P.S. I KNOW MICKY DO NOT WANT TO RETURN IN STATES FOR SOME REASON. TELL HIM WHAT EVER HAPPENS IN THE PAST IS GOING & NOT KEEP IT INSIDE OF HIM. I DO BELIEVE HE WILL MAKE ALL HIS FANS HAPPY IF HE WANT TO RETURN HER FOR SHOW ONLY.
do a good work and good luck to you ( to DBSK, too).
hello xiah junsu!!!im Windy.Do u know how much i love u (other members,too).Im from Viet Nam,im Vietnamese.I hope u will come to my country (actually i wanna TVXQ come to Ha Noi-the capital of Viet Nam).Xiah,cass in Viet Nam is waiting for you.Please come to our country.I Love U 4ever.
in 2004, it was so soft and charming that nobody could stood by.
perfect when singing treble, but you would never let us down.
your weapon, that is unique and distinct from others.
won't be an excuse, though onbody could do everything perfectly.
for you and your group, right?
Anyway best best wishes to you / other members and happy new year.
Yobuseo Oppa!!!Saranghae!!! Please add My Friendster account!!!
hes voice is so cute. he is so cute … very cery cute ….
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salut tout le monde, je viens d'entendre le dernier album "mirotic" et j'avoue que j'ai l'est vraiment adorer surtous la voix de junsu dans "xong nomber" vraiment il a trés bien chanter.
Hi everyone, I just heard the last album "MIROTIC" and I admit that I really adore it specially junsu's voice in "wrong numbers" he really sang very well with a truth sensation, also the part of U-K's rap. GOOD Luck EVERY ONE.
After listening to "MIROTIC" the last album "dbsk" I became a bit interested to know more. I is found is very nice and beautiful and I noticed that UK is very good leadeur and rap very well, the voice of Jūsų extra ordinary HERO is the most beatiful Korean I've seen so far, Meky is too adorable, the youngest is very mature.
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cute and pur junsu, i like the way you are. good luck.
I'm your fanz from Indonesiaa!!
I think your face so cute, your voice like an angel, your dance so cool, and i love your character!!
annyong hi minna….also 2 junsu….
so tht all juz now..
ganbate neh n stay cute 2 u and other dbsk mmbr..
Junsu ah! You know we love you, don't you? More than anything now, you need to take a bed. Don't worry because you have us-Cassiopeia always support to you and DBSK. Wish the happiness is champion you are nearby.
Junsu!!!!! 😀 Dong bang skin ki fighting!
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The Allstate Hot Chocolate 15k/5k Columbus course highlights the city's biggest attractions. We hold our races to the highest quality standards, from start to finish, course design and accuracy, emergency medical plans that exceed industry standards all in the name of your safety. Along those lines, all Allstate Hot Chocolate 15k/5k RAM Racing events have a USATF-certified course with a distance that has been certified for accuracy. Please note that although we'll try our best to avoid it, the race date, course and start time are subject to change.
The 5k and 15k courses split at mile 1 (at the intersection of Rich St and High St), with the 5k turning left onto High St (running North), and the 15k turning right onto High St (running South).
There will also be a second course split this year, at mile 2.5 on the 5k course and mile 5.2 on the 15k course (at the intersection of Goodale St and North Ave). The 5k will turn left onto Neil Ave (running South), and the 15k will turn right onto Neil Ave (running North).
Please pay attention to the course signage, course marshals and race officials, to be sure you follow the correct course!
If you need help keeping up your pace during the 15k, look for official Hot Chocolate pacers in your corral. These are marked runners with the sole objective of helping you by keeping a consistent pace throughout the course. Pacers will be outfitted in matching shirts, and are available for a 7 minute per mile pace all the way to a 15 minute per mile pace. These experienced runners will be holding signs that show the pace they are keeping.
Allstate Hot Chocolate 15k/5k uses assigned start corrals to maintain a safe, fast, and fun course for all participants. Your corral assignment will be emailed to you approximately two weeks prior to the race and will be printed on your race bib. Please be in your corral by the closing time listed in the corral information.


Homemade Electrolyte Drink -- Only 4 Ingredients!
1. Put all of the ingredients into an air tight mason jar.
What is overheating and why is it bad?
Overheating is when the body's core temperature rises above baseline (within 2 degrees of 98.6F).
The instant you become clammy, your body has begun the process of cooling down due to overheating, meaning resources are taken away from the muscles that are exercising and given to the cooling process.
When you exercise, the friction of your muscles generates heat. The brain knows that the body must thermoregulate but it also knows that the body is performing work of a demanding nature. This puts stress on your body to perform both tasks at once.
These dangers are common when exercising outdoors in warm weather. Imagine the difference between exercising in 98 degree weather or 64 degree weather. Which one is going to be safer and yield better results?
Although we keep our studios at 64 degrees, the way you dress can have a significant impact on your workout. If you dress in non-breathable fibers or wear your jacket during your workout, you trap the heat generated. If you want to be well-prepared for your workout, shorts and a tank top are the way to go. You should warm up quickly and if you don't, you're probably not working out hard enough.
This is also why we use fans, sometimes right from the start. Before you break a sweat, the heat generated from your body will make you feel like you're not able to get a good amount of air. Again, think of exercising in 98 degrees versus 64. Which one is easier to breathe? Our fans serve a dual purpose — avoid sweating and provide cool air for better breathing. Please do not reject the use of fans as it is for your benefit. Your exercise specialist can place the fan in such a way that it provides air flow without directly hitting you in the face.
If you ever feel these symptoms during a workout, please let your Exercise Specialist know right away or, if you're working out elsewhere on your own, stop the exercise. Remove any extra layers of clothing and drink water or an electrolyte drink (DIY drink recipe HERE).
When we reply with "nothing," ninety-nine percent of the time it is met with a skeptical brow raise.
"Nothing?" the new members asks.
Why do we assert that our exercise is all you really need?
To answer this, we need to define what exercise is and what rest is.
Exercise is a process whereby the body does work of a demanding nature in accordance with muscle and joint function, in a clinically-controlled environment, within the constraints of safety, meaningfully loading the muscular structures to inroad their strength levels to stimulate a growth mechanism in minimum time.
In a clinically controlled environment —> activity performed in non controlled environments are just recreational activity, not exercise. This is because we exercise to produce a desired result. Unless clinically controlled, you may get your desired result and also other results that you did not intend for.
Now to define "rest." When we say "rest," we mean a period of time in which your body recovers.
Any time you exercise intensely, you should incorporate both kinds of rest.
*Please keep in mind this rest recipe is for the average individual who is not currently under medical care. Individuals with special health considerations may need more repose-type rest. Always consult with a medical professional and listen to your body first.
Within the first 24-48 hours of working out, rest should be 80% repose, 20% active recovery. The 20% is only because we assume that you will need to walk around at the grocery store or run errands or work, etc. Whether you need 24 or 48 will depend on your workout and how your body feels. It's important to listen to your body and not ignore its attempts to get you to rest in repose. Some signs that you need repose are headaches, fatigue, or irritability (these could also signal dehydration or low blood sugar so make sure you have more than enough water or electrolyte drinks and healthy food; see our favorite homemade electrolyte drink recipe below).
Once your period of repose is done, we encourage you to be active in your recovery. Walk as many places as you can; enjoy that scenic (non-intense) bike ride; take that relaxing swim you've been meaning to get in. Active recovery can make muscles less sore if there is soreness at all.
Active recovery can also prolong the aerobic cycle that continues well after your strength training workout is done. In case you aren't aware, high intensity strength training engages the aerobic cycle long after your workout is over, enabling you to burn extra calories when you're not working out and boosting your metabolism. Once your repose period is over, you can keep those calories burning by engaging in active recovery.
However, when engaging in active recovery, you must avoid intensity. To get the true benefits of strength training (getting stronger, reducing body fat, decreasing waist size, boosting metabolism, enhancing flexibility, enhancing the immune system, etc.), you don't want to engage in other high intensity activities that often. When you do this, you interrupt recovery and must start all over again in the recovery process. When done too close to a strength training workout, you then push the body further into breakdown, putting yourself at a higher risk of injury and preventing the benefits you seek.
This does not mean that you should not ever engage in any other intense activities. Perhaps you love tennis and play a game once a week; or maybe you wanted to participate in a 5k for charity; or hike sugarloaf. These things are ok. Strength training should support you in these endeavors by making you stronger for them. The thing to be aware of here is how frequently you're engaging in them and whether they are disrupting your recovery and potentially causing injury.
Power of 10 strength training is a minimalist approach to exercise which means we need to be intentional with our exercise and recreation in order to enhance our health through exercise. Otherwise you could be doing more harm than good. Take pro-athletes for example. Their bodies may look good but inside they're a wreck! They get surgery after surgery and once they're retired, many deal with long-lasting injuries or even disabilities. This is not the ideal. Another example is the ever-growing prevalence of Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib) among middle-aged athletes. This is particularly true for marathoners. Read more about this phenomena in the link below.
But let's say you really want to be a middle-aged athlete (our average age at The Strength Studio, Inc. is 56, after all).
Going back to the tennis example. Your desire is to get stronger in order to improve your game. To get this result, there needs to be a balance between strength training, skills training, and rest. Such an athlete can strength train once a week (considering they are in good health) and use that weekly session for building strength. They should NOT use their tennis practice as an opportunity to build strength. On the court, they are not in a clinically controlled environment with expert strength-training supervision. Therefore, anything done on the court to gain strength will most likely have the opposite effect (making them weaker or causing injury).
On the court, this athlete should focus only on skills training — ideally skills that mimic real tennis matches. Of course, in tennis, there is no way to avoid intensity. Athletes sprint back and forth with bombastic movements that are harsh on the joints. Therefore, if they really wanted to enhance their game, the athlete would strength train once a week and skills train twice a week with repose-style rest in between.
On weeks where there is a match, the athlete should drop the strength training session and one of the skills training sessions in order to allow for overcompensation (when your body overly compensates in its recovery in anticipation of the intense activity). This athlete would be strong, skilled and rested for their match which is what they were seeking to begin with.
Specifically, in our Sebastopol and Sonoma studios, a majority of our members walk, do yoga, or garden in between workouts. These activities are ok as long as they don't interrupt the repose period and are not intense. If you start huffing and puffing during the activity or feel any kind of strain, then it's too intense.
Other clients want to do chiropractic or pilates between workouts.
Chiropractic can can be a great complementary service with strength training as long as the chiropractor is truly skilled and knowledgeable in treating the body. There should be a treatment plan in place with an end date and they should know about building muscle enough to know how that activity can be used to support their chiropractic work (it's really the one thing that can make chiropractic work last because you'll have the muscle to keep the adjustments in place). See our number 1 chiropractor recommendation below.
When it comes to Pilates, we have to ask, what purpose does it serve? If you come to us for strength, then you don't need additional strengthening sessions. Our machines are medical grade, rehabilitative machines that track each individual's strength curve and that cover every single muscle in the body, especially the core (in fact, every single machine works the core in addition to the other target muscle groups).
Beyond the natural stretches that your body craves after periods of inactivity (e.g. after sleep or travel), your muscles don't need to be pulled. They cannot be lengthened. That's determined by your genes. Nor can they be shortened or tightened. (Static) Stretching is like pulling a rubber band over and over. When done too much, it looses its elasticity and leaves your joints without proper support which makes you extremely susceptible to injury. We'll talk about stretching in detail in another post but in the mean time, for more about this, see the link to this study about stretching. Also, read SuperSlow™ co-founder Brenda Hutchins' essay on the reality of pilates, provided in the link below.


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People pushing for more social services in the Miramichi like a homeless shelter and a live-in drug addiction program are running into obstacles, but say they'll keep trying because the city's drug problems are getting increasingly worse.
Mary-Jean Robinson knows first hand the need for live-in program, she remained sober with constant temptation
Tori Weldon · CBC News · Posted: Jan 12, 2021 5:00 AM AT | Last Updated: January 12
Mary-Jean Robinson left the hospital sober and moved into a rooming house with a reputation for housing people with drug problems. She said she maintained her sobriety and helped some people along the way, but thinks Miramichi needs a live-in drug recovery program. (Mary-Jean Robinson/Submitted)
People pushing for more social services in Miramichi, like a homeless shelter and a live-in drug addiction program, are running into obstacles, but say they'll keep trying because the city's drug problems are only getting worse.
Mary-Jean Robinson knows first hand the need for a live-in program.
After years of struggling with drugs and alcohol addiction, Robinson left the Miramichi Hospital sober and dedicated to staying that way.
She moved into a rooming house on Cole Crescent, a place with a reputation for illegal drug use.
"You need a safe place to transition into the world," she said.
After two Cole Crescent buildings were temporarily closed during the summer of 2019, about 100 people had to find a place to live, and some took shelter in tents on the property. (Google Street View)
Robinson managed to continue living in the building and stayed sober. But she said initially, it wasn't a good situation.
"You can't just be immediately put into a neighbourhood that is not conducive to your recovery," she said.
"So my recommendation is having, like that second stage housing where people can transition into the world where they really genuinely want to change their life."
But she said there isn't anything like that in the city.
The gap in services became immediately apparent to Pastor Ray Arsenault in the summer of 2019.
The rooming house Robinson lived in was temporarily closed because it was deemed unsafe by the Fire Marshal's Office, leaving Robinson and about 60 others homeless.
Then in July 2019 the problem was compounded when 50 people had to leave a nearby 40-unit apartment building because of a fire.
Some people found other lodgings, others sent up tents behind the inhabitable buildings.
Combating homelessness, addiction and mental health issues in the Miramichi
CBC News New Brunswick
5 days agoVideo
Pastor Ray Arsenault realized the need for a homeless shelter and addiction services after two fires left dozens of people near his church with no place to go. 2:13
Arsenault, the pastor at Skyway to Heaven Church, could see it happening just across the church parking lot.
He went over to see if he could help.
"I have established relationships with a number of these people and they're dear, dear friends."
"They have a disease of drug dependency and, you know, it's my goal as long as I'm here to help them with a facility that will provide them the services that they need to get off these godawful drugs."
Arsenault started a 12-step weekly meeting designed to give support to people struggling with addictions.
It's only been happening for a few months, but he said anywhere from three to 14 people attend. He said it's a Christian-based program, but is open to anyone.
"We want to help anybody and it doesn't matter what kind of background that they have, nonbelievers, LGBTQ, regardless of gender, where they come from, it makes no matter whatsoever, we're there to help," said Arsenault.
Pastor Ray Arsenault's church hosts a weekly 12-step program, but hopes to be able to open a facility that will house a nine month live-in drug recovery program. (Tori Weldon/CBC)
Wanting to have a permanent facility, Arsenault turned to Harvest House Atlantic after he'd heard about its successes in helping people get their lives on track. He called up Cal Maskery, the founder and executive director of the group.
Harvest House Atlantic has been in operation for decades, and Maskery has helped set up five other recovery centres in the Maritimes.
Maskery is more than willing to offer any services in Miramichi that he can.
"It just saves them spinning their wheels … when you're connected to an accredited group already," said Maskery.
He's helped the group set up a board of directors and will train volunteers as well as help with fundraising.
But the missing piece is a place for it all to happen.
Cal Maskery, founder and executive director of Harvest House Atlantic, said his organization will share resources and help set up a recovery program in Miramichi once a space can be secured. (Shane Magee/CBC)
The perfect location
Miramichi MLA Michelle Conroy said she saw the scope of the problems facing some of her most vulnerable constituents from early on in her term.
She's been working with Maskery and Arsenault to bring more services to the city, and the group thought they were off to a glowing start when they found the perfect location.
It had been the Miramichi Senior Citizen's Centre, until the residents and many staff were relocated to a Shannex facility across the river in 2019.
Conroy said the centre's board of directors were looking for a group who could take over the empty building. She said the facility had five wings and a cafeteria and was large enough to house a homeless shelter on top of the recovery program.
The local MLA, Michelle Conroy is working with Harvest House Atlantic to set up an addiction recovery and long-term rehabilitation centre in Miramichi. (Jacques Poitras/CBC)
"At first … they thought it was a great idea because it was exactly what they wanted," said Conroy.
"They wanted to help the community and this is exactly in line with what we want to do."
But Conroy said some people who lived near the centre on Water Street were leery of having a drug recovery centre and homeless shelter in their neighbourhood.
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The group decided to take the homeless shelter out of the plan, but it wasn't enough.
"There's still some fear", said Conroy
"So ultimately, the board decided that they didn't want to make the decision with anybody that was against it, so they didn't."
Conroy said the building was given to the province, and she's still hopeful the group will gain access to it, but it will take time.
"It is very frustrating," she said.
Mary-Jean Robinson wishes them luck, but couldn't wait around to see it happen.
She said after nine years of waiting for help from the province, she was granted a rent subsidy while living in a tent behind her uninhabitable home.
Robinson now lives in Bathurst with her dog.
She said it was hard to leave the friends that she had made over the years, but she couldn't find what she needed in the Miramichi.
Tori Weldon
Tori Weldon is a reporter based in Moncton. She's been working for the CBC since 2008.


The Bachelor of Oral Health (BOH) degree course is a five days a week, full-time three-year professional program designed to provide education at a university level so that graduates may register as oral health therapists, dental hygienists or dental therapists. It will equip students with the required skills, knowledge and experience to deliver oral health education and promotion, dental hygiene and dental therapy services to patients in NSW, as well as throughout Australia and New Zealand. The program combines a firm scientific basis with extensive skills and professional development to produce graduates who are equipped to deal with the full range of treatments that dental hygienists and dental therapists may offer in the environment within which they work.
The course is structured so that students start acquiring their science foundation in parallel with early contact with patients, and the level and amount of patient contact increases as their scientific skills and oral health competencies grow. The emphasis of the course is on prevention and health maintenance in the context of a primary health care approach. Clinical practice largely occurs in the teaching hospitals where a team approach to patient care is practised. In their final year students have a two-week rural placement in Semester 1 in an area health service applying their health promotion skills. Throughout the year they rotate through community clinics in the greater Sydney metropolitan region for some of their clinical practice.
Graduates of the BOH program will be qualified in dental hygiene, dental therapy, and have skills in oral health education and promotion. BOH graduates will also have skills in patient education and health promotion. This kind of graduate is setting the benchmark for oral health graduates, and more services in the public sector and dentists in private practice are wanting practitioners with dual qualifications.
have the training and attributes to exercise leadership in oral health promotion, dental hygiene and dental therapy.
Admission to this course is on the basis of a secondary school leaving qualification such as the NSW Higher School Certificate (including national and international equivalents), tertiary study or an approved preparation program. English language requirements must be met where these are not demonstrated by sufficient qualifications taught in English. Special admission provisions exist for mature aged applicants who do not possess a school leaving qualification, educationally disadvantaged applicants and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, as may be granted by the Dean. Applicants are ranked by merit and offers for available places are issued according to the ranking. Details of admission policies are found in the Coursework Rule.
The units of study that may be taken for the course are set out in Table of Undergraduate Units of Study for the Bachelor of Oral Health.
To qualify for the award of the degree, a candidate must successfully complete a fixed curriculum of 144 credit points in the order prescribed in the table of units.
Candidates must pass all units of study and satisfy the requirements of the PPD Licence designated for each year of enrolment before proceeding to units designated for the subsequent year of study. Failure in any single unit of study results in a failure of the semester and requires the candidate to retake the units designated for that semester, without credit or exemption for work previously completed.
The Bachelor of Oral Health is awarded as Pass only.
Cross institutional study is not available in this course.
in the case of holders of the Diploma in Dental Therapy of the Westmead College of Dental Therapy, the maximum credit that may be granted is 48 credit points.
These resolutions apply to persons who commenced their candidature after 1 January, 2011 and persons who commenced their candidature prior to 1 January, 2011 and who elect to proceed under these resolutions.


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Q: In Python, why can a lambda expression refer to the variable being defined but not a list? This is more a curiosity than anything, but I just noticed the following. If I am defining a self-referential lambda, I can do it easily:
>>> f = lambda: f
>>> f() is f
True

But if I am defining a self-referential list, I have to do it in more than one statement:
>>> a = [a]
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'a' is not defined
>>> a = []
>>> a.append(a)
>>> a[0] is a
True
>>> a
[[...]]

I also noticed that this is not limited to lists but seems like any other expression other than a lambda can not reference the variable left of the assignment. For example, if you have a cyclic linked-list with one node, you can't simply go:
>>> class Node(object):
...     def __init__(self, next_node):
...         self.next = next_node
...
>>> n = Node(n)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'n' is not defined

Instead, you have to do it in two statements:
>>> n = Node(None)
>>> n.next = n
>>> n is n.next
True

Does anyone know what the philosophy behind this difference is? I understand that a recursive lambda are used much more frequently, and hence supporting self-reference is important for lambdas, but why not allow it for any assignment?
EDIT: The answers below clarify this quite nicely. The reason is that variables in lambdas in Python are evaluated each time the lambda is called, not when it's defined. In this sense they are exactly like functions defined using def. I wrote the following bit of code to experiment with how this works, both with lambdas and def functions in case it might help clarify it for anyone.
>>> f = lambda: f
>>> f() is f
True
>>> g = f
>>> f = "something else"
>>> g()
'something else'
>>> f = "hello"
>>> g()
'hello'
>>> f = g
>>> g() is f
True

>>> def f():
...     print(f)
...
>>> f()
<function f at 0x10d125560>
>>> g = f
>>> g()
<function f at 0x10d125560>
>>> f = "test"
>>> g()
test
>>> f = "something else"
>>> g()
something else

A: Because a lambda is a function, and the function body is not executed until the function is called.
In other words, the other way to do it is this:
def f():
    return f

But you're correct that you can't do it in an expression because def is a statement, so it can't be used in an expression.

A: We can see when we disassemble the lambda function (this is identical output in Python 2.6 and 3.3)
>>> import dis
>>> f = lambda: f
>>> dis.dis(f)
  1           0 LOAD_GLOBAL              0 (f)
              3 RETURN_VALUE

We demonstrate that we do not need to load f until it is called, whereupon it is already defined globally, and therefore stored, so this works:
>>> f is f()
True

But when we do:
>>> a = [a]

We have an error (if a is previously undefined), and if we disassemble Python's implementation of this.
>>> def foo():
...     a = [a]
...
>>> dis.dis(foo)
  2           0 LOAD_FAST                0 (a)
              3 BUILD_LIST               1
              6 STORE_FAST               0 (a)
              9 LOAD_CONST               0 (None)
             12 RETURN_VALUE

we see that we attempt to load a before we have stored it.

A: The expression inside a lambda is evaluated when the function is called, not when it is defined.
In other words, Python will not evaluate the f inside your lambda until you call it.  And, by then, f is already defined in the current scope (it is the lambda itself).  Hence, no NameError is raised.

Note that this is not the case for a line like this:
a = [a]

When Python interprets this type of line (known as an assignment statement), it will evaluate the expression on the right of the = immediately.  Moreover, a NameError will be raised for any name used on the right that is undefined in the current scope.

A: There's no special-casing required to make this happen; it's just how it works.
A lambda expression is not any different from a normal function, really. Meaning, I can do this:
x = 1
def f():
    print x + 2
f()
3
x = 2
f()
4

As you can see, inside the function, the value of x does not have a predefined value - it's looked up when we actually run f. This includes the value of the function itself: We don't look up what f represents until we actually run it, and by then it exists.
Doing that as a lambda doesn't work any differently:
del x
f = lambda: x+2
f()
NameError: global name 'x' is not defined
x = 2
f()
4

works similarly. In this case, I went ahead and deleted x so it was no longer in the scope when f was defined, and running f in this case correctly shows that x doesn't exist. But after we define x, then f works again.
This is different in the list case, because we are actually generating an object right now, and so everything on the right side has to be bound, right now. The way python works (as i understand it, and at least in practice this has been useful) is to consider that everything on the right side is deferenced & bound and then processed, and only after that's all complete are the value(s) on the left side bound and assigned.
Since the same value is on the right side and the left, when python tries to bind the name on the right side, it doesn't exist yet.


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