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Fantasy Football Quarterbacks
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Fantasy football start/sit advice, Week 12
Bye weeks are almost over, and the playoffs start soon. We break down the fantasy implications.
By Alex Welch Nov 22, 2013, 9:00am EST
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This is the last week fantasy owners will have to deal with bye weeks, so there's already one positive to take away from the weekend. Some leagues start their playoffs as early as Week 14, so these last few matchups are the most important.
We're still finding a few fantasy gems this late in the year. Bobby Rainey broke out against Atlanta, and Donald Brown might be pushing Trent Richardson aside. If you weren't able to grab any of the free agents you wanted, though, take a look at these matchups for Week 12 and see where you can take advantage.
Eli Manning (vs. Cowboys): The Cowboys are giving up the most fantasy points to passers this season. Manning has been consistently mediocre throughout 2013. However, his best game of the year came against Dallas, when he threw four touchdowns in Week 1.
Case Keenum (vs. Jaguars): Keenum should not have been benched in Week 11, and Gary Kubiak will likely rethink the next time he pulls that trick, based on the reaction of some of the Texans with Matt Schaub in the game. The Jaguars just gave up 419 yards passing to the Cardinals.
Scott Tolzien (vs. Vikings): When you're playing the No. 31 defense in the league in term of points given up to opposing quarterbacks, you don't have to be Aaron Rodgers to put up decent numbers. Tolzien posted over 300 yards last week, and he should be able to find the end zone this time around with another week starting under his belt. He's a deeper league play.
Andre Brown (vs. Cowboys): Dallas was mauled for 244 yards and three touchdowns by the Saints running backs in Week 11. Brown is in sole possession of the Giants backfield, and he should see around 20 touches again the week. Expect solid production from him against the Cowboys.
Fantasy Round-up
• Top quarterbacks through the bye • Running backs on the rise • Wide receiver rankings • Breakout tight ends to look for • Top defenses you should consider • 5 receivers to target
Frank Gore (at Redskins): His dropped pass should scare owners off. The 49ers need to install the running game as the focal point, and that shouldn't be difficult against a Redskins defense that has allowed 13 touchdowns to opposing backs this season. Gore gets back on track in Week 12.
Rashad Jennings (vs. Titans): Tennessee's passing defense? A legit worry for fantasy owners. Tennessee's run defense? A fantasy owner's best friend. The Titans have given up two touchdowns to opposing running backs in each of the last five games. Jennings remains the start in Oakland after another impressive display. Roll with him.
Jarrett Boykin (vs. Vikings): In two games with Tolzien under center, Boykin has posted 14 receptions and 203 yards. Now he faces a Vikings defense that is No. 29 in the league in yards allowed. Boykin is working well alongside Jordy Nelson in fantasy production.
Rueben Randle (vs. Cowboys): He may be boom-or-bust based on his ability to find the end zone, but that hasn't hindered Randle's production lately. He's scored in five of the last six games. Randle caught five passes for 101 yards in his team's Week 1 matchup with the Cowboys, so expect another sold outing the second time around.
Kendall Wright (at Raiders): If you're a PPR owner, you need to have Wright in your lineup. He's coming off a nine-catch, 80-yard performance. The Raiders rank No. 27 overall in fantasy points allowed to opposing receivers, which should lead to another impressive performance.
Coby Fleener (at Cardinals): Arizona is unbelievably bad against tight ends. Fleener posted a season-high eight catches for 107 yards in Week 11, and he should easily continue his success against a defense that has allowed 10 touchdowns to his position.
Jason Witten (at Giants): Despite his hit-or-miss nature in 2013, Witten should be able to make owners happy in Week 12. His first meeting with New York produced eight catches, 70 yards and two touchdowns. Look for the veteran to make an impact once again.
Delanie Walker (at Raiders): Don't look now, but Walker has found the end zone in three of his last four games. His breakout party in Week 11 should lead into another prominent role against the Raiders, who just let Garrett Graham explode.
Ryan Tannehill (vs. Panthers): Carolina hasn't allowed more than one passing touchdown in any game throughout the 2013 season. Are you really going to feel confident about starting Tannehill this week? His offensive line has fallen apart. Avoid this situation against one of the best defenses in the league.
Matt McGloin (vs. Titans): The three touchdowns in Week 11 looked like a nice start. However, the Titans have given up ONE passing score in the past SIX games. That deserves to be typed in caps. Don't look to McGloin to carry any team this week.
Cam Newton (at Dolphins): Miami ranks fifth overall in points allowed to opposing quarterbacks. After a signature win, Cam might be riding the coattails, but he won't but putting up three touchdowns against a defense that has allowed three touchdowns total in six weeks.
Chris Ivory (at Ravens): Baltimore has allowed one rushing touchdown to a running back all year. That mark is almost unbelievable. Ivory owners should take notice immediately. He's not a pass catcher, so don't look for him to build a solid game with his receiving skills like Matt Forte did last week.
Waiver Wire Advice
• Carson Palmer and 4 other QBs to target • Donald Brown and 4 other RBs to target • Michael Crabtree and 4 other WRs to target • Garrett Graham and 4 other TEs to target • Green Bay and 4 other Ds to target
Trent Richardson (at Cardinals): After practicing in full on Wednesday, Richardson was limited with a calf injury on Thursday. He continues to be outplayed be Donald Brown. He's facing the No. 5 run defense in fantasy points allowed to running backs. Why would you start him?
Lamar Miller (vs. Panthers): The touchdown to Stevan Ridley was the first the Panthers had allowed to a running back since Week 5. Miller has rushed for 19 yards in the past two weeks. Do yourself a favor and stay away from him while you're making one final playoff push.
Mike Wallace (vs. Panthers): Copy whatever we normally write about Wallace, paste here. Back-to-back weeks of four receptions and under 40 yards should leave fantasy owners wondering why they're still starting him. He's now facing the No. 2 defense in terms of fantasy points allowed at his position. You can do better.
Cecil Shorts (at Texans): Another frustrating receiver throughout 2013, Shorts has back-to-back weeks of two receptions. He's been vocal about his lack of targets, but will that really make a difference? We've heard it before. The Texans rank No. 4 in fewest points allowed to wideouts.
Steve Smith (at Dolphins): He sure likes to talk, but that doesn't exactly correlate to solid fantasy production. Even with all the hype surrounding his battle with Aqib Talib in Week 11, Smith still finished with just four receptions for 62 yards. He hasn't scored in four games, and the Dolphins have allowed one touchdown to opposing wideouts all year.
Antonio Gates (at Chiefs): Julius Thomas was the first tight end to score against the Chiefs in 2013. Only one tight end (Jordan Cameron) has broken 50 yards against this defense. Gates ended his scoring drought last week against Miami in a good matchup, but it will be tough to repeat that effort against Kansas City.
Martellus Bennett (at Rams): St. Louis is stout against tight ends. Bennett hasn't done much since the Bears came off their bye week, and he only managed two receptions in his last game.
Jordan Cameron (vs. Steelers): The Campbell-to-Cameron connection is not working out. Cameron caught six passes in Week 11, but those went for a total of 29 yards. Until we see better production from this duo, it's hard to warrant starting Cameron in this crucial part of the year.
The Bengals' winning history against Patrick Mahomes' Chiefs, explained No team has more wins over the Patrick Mahomes-led Chiefs than Joe Burrow's Bengals. How is that possible?


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Q: "pandas.io.common.EmptyDataError: No columns to parse from file" after moving to mac In Windows 8, the script works fine. After I moved script and data.csv to work in my mac, I keep getting error: "pandas.io.common.EmptyDataError: No columns to parse from file."
The script and data are in the same folder as
"/Users/myname/Downloads/test/testimport.py"
"/Users/myname/Downloads/test/test2.csv"

I've tried many file locations to read the csv but nothing works.
file_loc = "../test/test2.csv"
# as well as "../test2.csv", "/test2.csv", "/Users/myname/Downloads/test/test2.csv"

import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv(file_loc)
exp_mat = df.as_matrix()
print exp_mat

How can I read the csv here? Is it wrong location problem or is csv filetype in mac not compatible?

Here is OS X El Capitan. Full error is
h143% python testimport.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test_importexcel.py", line 24, in <module>
    df = pd.read_csv(file_loc)
  File "/Users/myname/anaconda/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pandas/io/parsers.py", line 646, in parser_f
    return _read(filepath_or_buffer, kwds)
  File "/Users/myname/anaconda/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pandas/io/parsers.py", line 389, in _read
    parser = TextFileReader(filepath_or_buffer, **kwds)
  File "/Users/myname/anaconda/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pandas/io/parsers.py", line 730, in __init__
    self._make_engine(self.engine)
  File "/Users/myname/anaconda/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pandas/io/parsers.py", line 923, in _make_engine
self._engine = CParserWrapper(self.f, **self.options)
  File "/Users/myname/anaconda/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pandas/io/parsers.py", line 1390, in __init__
self._reader = _parser.TextReader(src, **kwds)
  File "pandas/parser.pyx", line 538, in pandas.parser.TextReader.__cinit__ (pandas/parser.c:6171)
pandas.io.common.EmptyDataError: No columns to parse from file

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x   time    value
445.1207    0.003626    21935450
445.1203    0.011099    36700932
445.1203    0.017235    35722172
445.1203    0.022958    33623668
445.1203    0.028689    33500360
352.3396    37.180567   307886720
352.3396    37.185836   303264100
352.3396    37.191101   292523810

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First Air Date: October 06, 1981
3x24 Harts and Fraud (May 18, 1982)
The Harts face a $2 million wrongful death suit when a fender bender results in a driver's death. The Harts suspect insurance fraud.
3x23 To Coin a Hart (May 11, 1982)
Jennifer purchase of a flower from a blind woman leads to an attempted kidnapping when the change she receives is not a quarter but a very rare coin.
3x22 The Harts Strike Out (May 04, 1982)
A friend of Jonathan's dies leaving his widow and son with a valuable assortment of baseball cards. Before the Harts can sell the collection for the family, it is stolen.
3x21 Hart and Sole (April 06, 1982)
Jonathan's new suit has been switched with another. To save time he decides to make the exchange himself rather than through the taylor. At the other man's hotel room, Jonathan and Jennifer discover a body.
3x20 Vintage Harts (March 23, 1982)
Jonathan's vineyard partner discovers that Hart-Cabri is being sold as the more expensive Chateau St. Claire. When Cabri is murdered, the Harts investigate the fraud and murder.
3x19 Deep in the Hart of Dixieland (March 09, 1982)
While attempting to clear a friend of murder charges, the Harts become entangled in a disturbed woman's fantasies.
3x18 Harts On Their Toes (March 02, 1982)
The Harts become involved in international intrigue when they infiltrate a ballet company to clear a world-renown Soviet danseur of murder charges.
3x17 Blue and Broken-Harted (February 23, 1982)
Jonathan and Jennifer enact a troubled marriage in very public places in an attempt to flush out the culprit who is trying to cause a rift between them.
3x16 The Hart of the Matter (February 16, 1982)
A remote Island, an exotic European chateau, and a mysterious disappearance of an associate are not what the Harts anticipated when planning their romantic getaway.
3x15 Harts and Palms (February 09, 1982)
On a restful trip to Maui, the Harts become involved in a murder when Jennifer hears the wife of Jonathan's business associate plotting to murder her husband.
3x14 Hart of Diamonds (February 02, 1982)
Jennifer has become a jewel thief. The owner of the salon she's visiting has hynotized her into stealing valuable baubles from her friends as well as the jewelery store.
3x13 My Hart Belongs To Daddy (January 19, 1982)
Jennifer's reunion with her father is laced with danger and surprise when she learns he is a retired government agent and the target of an assassination.
3x12 Hartless Hobby (January 12, 1982)
The Harts visit the gallery of a well-known stamp collector to see the Vermillion, the most valuable stamp in the world. The Harts inadvertantly gain possession of the stamp and their lives are in danger.
3x11 From the Depths of My Hart (January 05, 1982)
Combining business with pleasure, the Harts scuba dive off the coast of Largos, testing an innovative underwater camera for the Navy. Early afternoon, as the Harts stroll along the beach, the body of a Navy SEAL working on the project washes on shore.
3x10 Hartbreak Kid (December 15, 1981)
JJHart, the Hart's filly looks like a winner. However, two men with a great deal riding on the upcoming horserace can't afford to have their horse beat.
3x09 Hart of Darkness (December 08, 1981)
A psychotic man pours a blinding chemical into the Harts pool. Seconds after Jonathan dives in for his morning swim, he surfaces, screaming in pain.
3x08 Rhinestone Harts (December 01, 1981)
The Harts new musical investment (singer Lorene)is beginning an International tour. The singer's husband Jesse, a jewel thief, has a costume made for her that sparkles with diamonds. The outfit is loaned to Jennifer and Lorene's husband is desperate to retrieve it.
3x07 Harts Under Glass (November 24, 1981)
A diamond ring given to Jennifer by Jonathan for their fifth anniversary enables their escape from a glass-walled room where they are being held captive.
3x06 Murder Up Their Sleeve (November 17, 1981)
A Jonathan Hart look-alike, with the help of his magician brother, plots Jonathan's murder intending to take over the Hart empire.
3x05 What Becomes a Murder Most? (November 10, 1981)
An ad campaign for a costly fake fur using high society ladies as models, including Jennifer, turns deadly when one of the women is murdered. Jonathan wants the ads pulled when a second victim is killed.
3x04 Hartland Express (November 03, 1981)
An Air Traffic Controllers' strike forces Jennifer and Jonathan to take a train from Chicago to Los Angeles. When Jennifer discovers a body in their compartment, the Harts become involved in protecting a government witness from would-be assassins.
3x03 Hart, Line And Sinker (March 30, 1982)
The Harts want the solitude of their mountain cabin for a weekend. Instead they end up trying to rescue their caretaker from a murder frame by the local sheriff.
3x02 A Couple Of Harts (October 13, 1981)
While vacationing in Acapulco, the Harts borrowed car breaks down. They ask for help at the nearby estate and find themselves posing as domestics, attempting to prevent a politically motivated assassination.
3x01 Harts and Flowers (October 06, 1981)
Max creates a rose hybrid he calls the Jennifer Hart Rose and enters it in a prestigious rose contest under Jennifer name. She becomes the target for murder when she is stalked by a psychotic leading judge.

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How Big Do Pet Milk Snakes Get?
Milk Snakes / By reptilelink
On average, and species depending, Milksnakes can grow to between 20 and 60 inches (51 to 152 cm) in length, though some have grown up to seven feet in length.Mar 8, 2016[1]
How Long Does It Take For A Milk Snake To Become Full Grown?
How Long Do Milk Snakes Live As Pets?
Can You Keep A Milk Snake As A Pet?
What Is The Difference Between A Corn Snake And A Milk Snake
How Do I Identify A Milk Snake?
Are Milk Snakes Or Corn Snakes Better Pets?
What Makes A Milk Snake A Milk Snake?
Will A Milk Snake Bite You?
What Can Milk Snake A Eat
What Can I Feed My Milk Snake Other Than Mice?
Can Milk Snakes Eat Live Mice?
Do Milk Snakes Eat Meat?
Where Can I Find A Black Milk Snake
Where Can Milk Snake Be Found?
Can A Milk Snake Be Black?
What States Have Milk Snakes?
Are Black Milk Snakes Poisonous?
What Is The Name Of The Red Milk Snake
Are Milk Snakes Red?
What Is A Red Snake Called?
Are Red Milk Snakes Poisonous?
How Big Do Red Milk Snakes Get?
What Are The Characteristics Of A Milk Snake
How Does A Milk Snake Protect Itself?
What Does A Milk Snakes Habitat Look Like?
What Colors Can A Milk Snake Be
Do Milk Snakes Change Color?
At hatching, Honduran milk snakes are about a foot-long. If properly cared for, they can grow to full length in the first two years of their life. The usual adult size of this snake is 2.5 to 3.5 feet, but they occasionally top four feet in total length.[2]
The eggs incubate for two to 2 1/2 months, and hatchlings emerge measuring 25 to 30 centimeters (10 to 12 inches). Milk snakes typically live about 15 years in the wild and possibly up to 20 years in human care.[3]
These snakes are beautiful, docile, and nonvenomous. Milk snakes are a subspecies of 45 kinds of kingsnake; there are 25 subspecies of milk snakes alone. These snakes are easy to keep and are a good beginner snake.Jan 18, 2022[4]
There isn't much of a size difference between the two snakes. Although the female and male milk snakes are sexually alike, that is to say; they have a similar length, color, and patterns. But the female corn snake is usually noticeably thicker (in width) than the male corn snake.Mar 10, 2022[5]
See also What Supplies Do Snakes Need?
One sure way to identify a milksnake is by the 'V', 'U' or 'Y' shaped blotch that is found on the back of the head. The belly background color is white to beige with black square markings giving it the look of a checkerboard. Young are similar to adults, but with a more vivid coloration.[6]
Corn Snake vs Milk Snake in Summary
They share a similar diet and lifespans. The corn snake is slightly easier to care for than the milk snake, making the corn snake more suitable for the beginner snake owner. The milk snake is an ideal second snake, once you have more confidence feeding and handling your pet.[7]
The common name, milk snake, originated from a belief that these snakes milked cows. This myth probably began when farmers sought some excuse for why a cow was producing less milk than usual. The snakes, drawn to the mice in the barn, were convenient culprits.[8]
Milk snakes are not dangerous compared to other snakes. Although they lack a rattle in their tails and aren't venomous, if caught or harassed, they may strike aggressively and vibrate their tails. Because of their popularity, these animals may readily be bred in captivity.[9]
Milk snakes are carnivorous. Adults feed mainly on rodents such as voles, white-footed mice, and house mice , but will also eat birds, bird eggs, lizards, snake eggs, or other snakes, including venomous species like coral snakes and rattlesnakes.[10]
Various types of insects, crickets, slugs, and even earthworms are among the favorites of young milk snakes. Keep in mind, a milk snake is considered a carnivore, therefore, it isn't uncommon for hatchlings to eat other small snakes, even their own species.Jul 27, 2022[11]
Feeding and Diet
In the wild, milk snakes will prey upon small animals like rodents, small birds, bird eggs and occasionally other snakes. Hatchlings and juveniles will sometimes feed on frogs or small lizards. Most hatchlings can be started off on pinkie mice every 3-5 days.[12]
Wild milk snakes eat small mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles — diet varies with the individual snake's subspecies, geographic area and hunting ability. Pet milk snakes eat pre-killed mice and rats with day-old chicks and baby quail for variety — they can thrive on a mammal-only diet, but not a bird-only one.[13]
Geographic range. Black milk snakes are native to Costa Rica and Panama. They typically live in the wet, high mountain cloud forests at elevations between 5,000 and 7,400 feet in Costa Rica, and between 4,300–6,500 feet in Panama.[14]
See also How Long Does It Take For A Milk Snake To Be Full Grown?
Milk snakes are found throughout the eastern United States, into southern Canada, and south into Mexico and Central America. They have a Nearctic distribution.[15]
The appearance and coloration of milk snakes varies somewhat among the 24 subspecies, but all have banded coloration, said Heyborne. 'These bands can vary in color from white to red to black, and alternating bands of differing colors are common,' he said.[16]
Eastern milksnakes range from southeastern Maine to central Minnesota, south to Tennessee and western North Carolina. They are common throughout Connecticut, except in New London County.[17]
Milk snakes are not poisonous. However, it can be mistaken for a variety of species, including a deadly Agkistrodon and Sistrurus snake, because of its colors. In fact, because of their resemblance to the deadly pygmy rattlers, milk snakes are often killed.[18]
Lampropeltis triangulum syspila, commonly known as the red milk snake or red milksnake, is a subspecies of the milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum). The nonvenomous, colubrid snake is indigenous to the central United States.[19]
The appearance and coloration of milk snakes varies somewhat among the 24 subspecies, but all have banded coloration, said Heyborne. 'These bands can vary in color from white to red to black, and alternating bands of differing colors are common,' he said.Jan 11, 2016[20]
Agkistrodon contortrix mokasen, a.k.a. the northern copperhead, a venomous pitviper found in the United States. Heterodon platirhinos, a.k.a. the eastern hog-nosed snake, a harmless colubrid found in the United States. Great Wall of Gorgan, a historical defensive wall in Iran, also known as 'the Red Snake'[21]
However, the milk snake is not venomous or poisonous, not matter how badly it wants to be. Milksnakes prefer to live in forested areas but will also be happy in barns and agricultural areas. They eat a wide variety of prey including other snakes, amphibians, rodents, insects, fish and small birds.[22]
Similar species: The red milksnake often is misidentified as a coralsnake, which is not found in Missouri. Coralsnakes have red bands bordered by yellow. Size: Length: 21 to 28 inches.[23]
Milk snakes have between 19 and 23 rows of scales, which are smooth. They have one anal plate. Milk snakes are sexually alike, meaning that males and females grow to the same length and have the same coloration and patterns. Like many nonvenomous snakes, milk snakes have round pupils, according to PA Herps.com.Jan 11, 2016[24]
See also What Temperature Do Milk Snakes Like?
One sure way to identify a milksnake is by the 'V', 'U' or 'Y' shaped blotch that is found on the back of the head. The belly background color is white to beige with black square markings giving it the look of a checkerboard. Young are similar to adults, but with a more vivid coloration.[25]
The common name, milk snake, originated from a belief that these snakes milked cows. This myth probably began when farmers sought some excuse for why a cow was producing less milk than usual. The snakes, drawn to the mice in the barn, were convenient culprits.[26]
Every milk snake has 19-23 rows of scales. Their greatest defense mechanism is mimicry, as they look fairly similar to several species of snakes that are much more dangerous than them. The prey of these snakes is quite broad, as they'll eat mammals, birds, and even other reptiles.Aug 22, 2022[27]
Milk snakes can thrive in a variety of habitats. They are usually found near forest edges, but can also be found in open woodlands, prairies and grasslands, near streams and rivers, on rocky hillsides, and in suburban areas and farmlands. Milk snakes are not rare but are secretive, so are rarely seen.[28]
All milk snakes have a blotchy or striped appearance, with darker blotches separated by lighter stripes. The color of those darker blotches can be very light to very dark, from tan to rust colored to dark brown. The ligher areas can be orange, yellow, or white. The darker areas are always outlined in black.[29]
The Black Milksnake is a large variety, growing to about 4 to 6 feet in length. As a hatchling, it is either red, black, and white, or yellow in color. Its color gradually changes, becoming covered with dark pigments until it has turned a blackish brown or entirely black.[30]
[1]https://www.petmd.com/reptile/species/milk-snake%23:~:text%3DOn%2520average%252C%2520and%2520species%2520depending,to%2520seven%2520feet%2520in%2520length.
[2]https://www.petplace.com/article/reptiles/general/choosing-a-honduran-milk-snake/%23:~:text%3DAt%2520hatching%252C%2520Honduran%2520milk%2520snakes,four%2520feet%2520in%2520total%2520length.
[3]https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/sinaloan-milksnake%23:~:text%3DThe%2520eggs%2520incubate%2520for%2520two,20%2520years%2520in%2520human%2520care.
[4]https://www.thesprucepets.com/king-snakes-and-milk-snakes-1237318%23:~:text%3DThese%2520snakes%2520are%2520beautiful%252C%2520docile,are%2520a%2520good%2520beginner%2520snake.
[5]https://www.petsgal.com/milk-snake-vs-corn-snake-the-differences/
[6]https://www.paherps.com/herps/snakes/milksnake/
[7]https://thepetenthusiast.com/corn-snake-vs-milk-snake/
[8]https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/sinaloan-milksnake
[9]https://a-z-animals.com/blog/are-milk-snakes-poisonous-or-dangerous/
[10]http://www.biokids.umich.edu/critters/Lampropeltis_triangulum/
[11]https://petkeen.com/what-do-milk-snakes-eat/
[12]https://www.zillarules.com/information/care-sheets/milk-snake
[13]https://animals.mom.com/eating-habits-milk-snake-6067.html
[14]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_milk_snake
[16]https://www.livescience.com/53333-milk-snakes.html
[17]https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/DEEP/wildlife/pdf_files/outreach/fact_sheets/milksnakepdf.pdf
[18]https://a-z-animals.com/blog/are-milk-snakes-poisonous-or-dangerous/
[19]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_milk_snake
[20]https://www.livescience.com/53333-milk-snakes.html%23:~:text%3DThe%2520appearance%2520and%2520coloration%2520of,are%2520common%252C%2522%2520he%2520said.
[21]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_snake%23:~:text%3DAgkistrodon%2520contortrix%2520mokasen%252C%2520a.k.a.%2520the,known%2520as%2520%2522the%2520Red%2520Snake%2522
[22]https://www.chesapeakebay.net/news/blog/the_eastern_milksnake_isnt_venomous_it_just_wants_you_to_think_it_is%23:~:text%3DHowever%252C%2520the%2520milk%2520snake%2520is,insects%252C%2520fish%2520and%2520small%2520birds.
[23]https://education.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/eastern-milksnake%23:~:text%3DSimilar%2520species%253A%2520The%2520red%2520milksnake,Length%253A%252021%2520to%252028%2520inches.
[25]https://www.paherps.com/herps/snakes/milksnake/
[26]https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/sinaloan-milksnake
[27]https://a-z-animals.com/animals/milk-snake/
[30]https://www.petmd.com/reptile/species/milk-snake
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The Minister of Defence, Hon. Mohamad bin Sabu, undertook a working visit to the Republic of Indonesia from 14 to 15 November 2018. During his visit, the Defence Minister and his counterpart, Minister of Defence of the Republic of Indonesia, H.E. General (Rtd) Ryamizard Ryacudu co-chaired the 41ST GENERAL BORDER COMMITTEE MALAYSIA - INDONESIA (GBC MALINDO) held in Bali, Indonesia.
The Committee holds its meeting once a year, alternately in Indonesia and Malaysia. In conjunction with the 41st GBC MALINDO, both Ministers accompanied by their respective delegations also held a closed-door discussion. Following the 41st GBC MALINDO meeting, both Ministers reaffirmed the strong commitment of both countries to boost the security and improve the socioeconomic and livelihood along the common border. A principal point of discussion was to intensify joint operations and enhance information exchange in order to provide confidence to the population along the common border.


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Solange Knowles Celebrates 30th Birthday With Queen Bey
Chanel Adams
Solange Knowles took to social media to share special moments from her 30th birthday with her friends and family.
In a recent Instagram post, Solange joked that she was going to "take a note from Paris Hilton and have 4 parties." Prior to Beyoncé's European leg of her Formation World Tour, she spent some much-needed time with her little sister. The two singers and their close friends headed to New Mexico for some birthday fun.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHC8kgIgAwG/?hl=en
Solange even shared some photos and videos of their tropical getaway. The photos show the ladies lounging by the pool and eating at a long table decorated with tropical flowers. She then shared a photo of their delicious and refreshing snack, which was also healthy, too.
"I'm never coming home if you keep making honey peach and hibiscus lime popsicles," she wrote in the caption.
Solange then shared some photos of her wearing an orange and fuchsia one-shoulder dress with minimal makeup, curly hair, and brown sandals.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHGO1AQgbOI/
Then, the songstress shared a clip of her taking a dip into the pool. In the video, as seen below, she's wearing a black one-piece swimsuit as she hangs out with her beautiful friends.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHGMWIuguxL/
Another Instagram photo reveals the entire group dressed up in long, flowing maxi dresses. Solange is smiling brightly as she rests her head on Beyoncé's shoulder. Meanwhile, the "Lemonade" singer looks a perturbed as she crosses her arms, along with the woman in white next to her.
A post shared by The Shade Room (@theshaderoom)
Solange also made some time to reflect on her life in another Instagram post, marking memorable moments such as meeting her first love and giving birth. She also offered some advice to her younger fans.
"I say all of that to say…don't eveeer let anyone write your story for you. They can talk, they can doubt, and they can say what they wanna, but only you have the words to narrate this ting we call life. So much gratitude for all of your wishes. So much gratitude for love. So much gratitude for freedom. So much gratitude for life."
Beyoncé took to her own Instagram to share a moving slideshow of Solange, complete with colorful doodles.
A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce)
Even though she wasn't there, their mom, Tina Knowles-Lawson, took to Instagram to share a throwback of both of her famous daughters on Solange's birthday. In the photo below, a then 3-year-old Solange is seen pointing her foot up as she makes a splash in a small collapsible pool with Beyoncé and their friend.
A post shared by Tina Knowles (@mstinalawson)
The festivities didn't stop there. Solange also took to Snapchat to share a clip of her hanging out with her big sister. In the video below, it looks like the two sisters are looking at their reflection in front of a shiny airplane, trying to capture themselves on their phones.
"What about your zoom? Your uncomfortable zoom," Beyoncé is heard saying in the clip as Solange tries to perfect the shot.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHD1ECMA6Xx/
In the meantime, Solange finally finished working on her fourth studio album just 72 hours before celebrating her 30th birthday, which fans hope to look forward to later on this year. Solange's last release was her True EP back in 2012, according to FUSE TV.
She has also been actively promoting her company, Saint Heron, on social media by dropping a series of projects and events such as an interactive experience during the ESSENCE Festival.
Speaking of which, Tina Knowles-Lawson will make an appearance at this year's Essence Festival, as she will be honored with her first-ever Inspiring Leadership Award on Sunday, July 3.
Are you looking forward to Solange Knowles' upcoming album? What are your thoughts on her life advice? Sound off below in the comments section.
[Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Coachella]


Legionella - Are You At Risk?
Why Is WRAS Approval So Important?
The Hattersley Public Health range consists of a number of WRAS approved valves specifically designed for the control of hot water systems. Offering self-balancing thermostatically controlled regulation of flow and thermal disinfection, assisting with protection against Legionella.
These systems are complemented by Thermostatic Mixing Valves which blend hot water (stored at temperatures high enough to kill bacteria) with cold, to ensure constant and safe outlet temperatures to prevent scalding.
Hattersley Public Health valves are ideal for a range of projects including healthcare, schools, workplace and domestic environments.
Hattersley Thermal Circulation Valves are designed to be installed in hot water systems to help "keep hot water hot" so that the Legionella bacteria cannot survive.
Sam Flanagan a Principal Mechanical Engineer at CBG Consultants based in Oxford is a winner in the Hattersley Trust Ewa promotional campaign. He wins a Ruark Bluetooth DAB radio.
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(See the README.md file in the upper level 'examples' directory for more information about examples.)
this CoAP client example is adaptation of one of the [libcoap](https://github.com/obgm/libcoap) example.

CoAP client example would connect your ESP32 device to any CoAP server, fetch data from CoAP server and upstream data to CoAP server.

The Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) is a specialized web transfer protocol for use with constrained nodes and constrained networks in the Internet of Things.
The protocol is designed for machine-to-machine (M2M) applications such as smart energy and building automation.

please refer to [RFC7252](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/pdfrfc/rfc7252.txt.pdf) for more details.

## How to use example

### Configure the project

```
make menuconfig
```

* Set serial port under Serial Flasher config
* Set Target Uri under Example Configuration
* Set WiFi SSID under Example Configuration
* Set WiFi Password under Example Configuration

### Build and Flash

Build the project and flash it to the board, then run monitor tool to view serial output:

```
make -j4 flash monitor
```

(To exit the serial monitor, type ``Ctrl-]``.)

See the Getting Started Guide for full steps to configure and use ESP-IDF to build projects.

## Example Output
Prerequisite: we startup a CoAP server on coap server example,
or use the default of coap://californium.eclipse.org.

and you could receive data from CoAP server if succeed,
such as the following log:

```
...
I (332) wifi: mode : sta (30:ae:a4:04:1b:7c)
I (1672) wifi: n:11 0, o:1 0, ap:255 255, sta:11 0, prof:1
I (1672) wifi: state: init -> auth (b0)
I (1682) wifi: state: auth -> assoc (0)
I (1692) wifi: state: assoc -> run (10)
I (1692) wifi: connected with huawei_cw, channel 11
I (1692) wifi: pm start, type: 1

I (2582) event: sta ip: 192.168.3.89, mask: 255.255.255.0, gw: 192.168.3.1
I (2582) CoAP_client: Connected to AP
I (2582) CoAP_client: DNS lookup succeeded. IP=104.196.15.150
Received:
************************************************************
CoAP RFC 7252                              Cf 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT
************************************************************
This server is using the Eclipse Californium (Cf) CoAP framework
published under EPL+EDL: http://www.eclipse.org/californium/

(c) 2014, 2015, 2016 Institute for Pervasive Computing, ETH Zurich and others
************************************************************
...
```

## libcoap Documentation
This can be found at https://libcoap.net/doc/reference/4.2.0/

## Troubleshooting
* Please make sure Target Url includes valid `host`, optional `port`, optional `path`, and begins
with `coap://` or `coap+tcp://` for a coap server that supports TCP
(not all do including coap+tcp://californium.eclipse.org).

* libcoap logging can be increased by changing `#define COAP_LOGGING_LEVEL 0`
to `#define COAP_LOGGING_LEVEL 9`

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LL-104 Liquid Level Switch - HiTECH Technologies, Inc.
**The new model of the LL-104 Liquid Level Switch is the HT1620.
The SuperSwitch™ LL-104 Liquid Level Switch is the ideal solution to a host of liquid level sensing and control applications. It uses proven ultrasonic technology to operate in virtually any liquid, regardless of viscosity or aeration. Its small size and standard 3/4″ NPT mounting make it the perfect choice for new or existing applications. The LL-104 consists of a 316SS sensor and an integral miniaturized, encapsulated electronic control unit which is mounted in a cast aluminum, explosion-proof, watertight enclosure.
Application in liquids with varying viscosities, foaming, polymerizing and more.


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package com.neleth.munging;

import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

public class FootballLineParser extends LineParser {
	public static Pattern FOOTBALL_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("\\d+\\s+\\-\\s+\\d+");
	public static Pattern TEAM_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("\\.\\s+.+\\d");

	public static int FOOTBALL_FIELD_COUNT = 2;

	public FootballLineParser(String line) {
		this.line = line;
	}

	@Override
	protected Integer[] extractValuesFromLineSegment(String region) {
		Integer[] values = new Integer[getFieldCount()];
		Matcher m = createDigitMatcher(region);
		for (int i = 0; m.find(); i++)
			values[i] = Integer.valueOf(m.group(0));
		return values;
	}

	@Override
	protected int getFieldCount() {
		return FOOTBALL_FIELD_COUNT;
	}

	@Override
	protected Pattern getLinePattern() {
		return FOOTBALL_PATTERN;
	}

	public String findTeamNameInLine() {
		Matcher m = TEAM_PATTERN.matcher(line);
		return (m.find()) ? extractNameFromLine(m.group(0)) : null;
	}

	String extractNameFromLine(String segment) {
		String[] valueStrings = segment.split("\\s+");
		return valueStrings[1].trim();
	}

}


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Алексей Кочетов:
 Кочетов, Алексей Андреевич (род. 1942) — российский промышленник.
 Кочетов, Алексей Владимирович (род. 1967) — российский генетик, академик РАН.
 Кочетов, Алексей Николаевич (1910—2004) — российский религиовед, буддолог.

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Only in his eighth decade did Leoš Janácek allow the spirit and enthusiasm of youth to impregnate his works, but when he did the result was life-affirming. That is exemplified by Mladi, a wind sextet that bubbles forth with generosity and warmth from a grateful composer who waited many years for recognition. Wind soloists of the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra present the work here alongside charming works for wind from France offset by the alluring nocturnal darkness of Mozart's C minor Wind Serenade.


With Sasha as the proclaimed Mage of high ranking power, she can't just slip under the carpet to a peaceful existance. Instead, she must present herself to the Council, a group of white mages who reside over the magical community, governing Stefan's people. There she must prove she has what it takes to be the mage of Stefan's clan, not something easily done. Stefan, too, has been noticed by the large faction of rulers. An alpha leader with a firm hold over his people, he has outgrown in his position, and it shows. Ties to a human mage with a vast well of power, though, has made him a target. Sasha is sought after, and those who want to harness her power will take her by force if necessary.


Launching a financial advisory business is hard, and that's an understatement. It's full of long days of trying to market your firm and sell your services without getting to do what you really want — work one-on-one with clients.
All you really wanted to do when you started your practice is to help people save and plan for their futures. To make their dreams come true. Yet now you just find yourself drained, both emotionally and physically.
Growing a financial advisory firm, especially from scratch, can take years, and there is a very good reason for this. A financial advisory business is not about the investments or the plan. It is about the relationships you foster with clients. Before anyone will put their money with you they want to know, like and trust you. Very rarely do you meet someone at a networking dinner and they sign up for your services the next morning. They need time to get to know you before they hand over their hard-earned dollars.
With that in mind, you should approach marketing in a way that focuses on building trust and a relationship. Unfortunately, that does not always happen quickly. But if you continually work on getting prospective clients to know, like and trust you, then it will happen faster than if your marketing isn't focused on relationship building.
Here are three ways to grow your practice while focusing on the relationship.
Remember what mighty salesman Zig Ziglar said: "You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help other people get what they want." Network to make friends and help others grow and you will begin to build relationships with others who will happily refer you or become your client because they know, like and trust you.
Find one or two non-profit organizations you like and start volunteering your time. This is a great way to meet people with similar interests, help the community and build new relationships. After working with the same organization for a while, you will start to establish relationships with those around you. They get to know and trust you because of how you follow through and donate your free time to help others.
When people ask for referrals to an advisor, your name will come to mind. Again, remember that people refer people that they know and trust, and being selfless in a volunteer situation can help make this happen.
This may go against what most people say you should do at the end of a presentation, but because you're in the financial industry, most people are automatically looking for the sell, the catch. Approach your talk from an educational perspective, where listeners can take the information out of the room and still make it work for them. Then when they need someone to help, they may be more inclined to call you.
There are two things you can do to open the door for the audience to come to you. First, tell everyone that you will stick around after the presentation to answer any questions. This will allow those that are interested to come up and start the conversation so they feel like they are in charge. Second, tell the audience that if they want a copy of the slides, they should e-mail you so you can send them over. This way they can initiate contact to get something; it's not an in-your-face sales tactic.


Despite having abandoned hopes for a recreational grant with the Department of Natural Resources, members of the Porter County Parks' Land Acquisition and Development committee will be getting their ducks in a row for Brookdale Park's master plan.
The committee on Tuesday decided it will create a subcommittee for the master plan proposal. Subcommittee members will hold a meeting next Tuesday, May 25, at 1 p.m. to meet with engineering and development groups to decide what items to include in the final draft of the Request for Proposals for the master plan.
Local landscape architect and park board member Jim Perkins presented committee members and partners with a few details sketching some ideas currently being brainstormed for the Brookdale Park project, listing some of the passive and active activities.
Perkins included in the draft a plan for three softball fields, one baseball field and three soccer fields, a perimeter jogging track that could feature boardwalks, lighted parking areas and facilities, bathrooms, concession stands, and a one-and-a-half to two acre building to be maintained by the Boys and Girls Clubs of Porter County. For the 17-acre passive area, ideas being formulated include a natural area to study native plants that grow along the wetlands and clearing and reshaping a ditch to give it a more natural look.
Perkins told the Chesterton Tribune on Wednesday the plans are not set in stone yet and won't be until the final draft of the master plan is drawn up. He said the plans may be able to include an amphitheater and a sledding hill if space is available. It was also suggested that the park include a playing field to accommodate children with special needs.
The committee will reconvene the week after on June 1 before reporting to the Park Board at their regular meeting on June 3.
Perkins said that the boundary and topographical survey work approved by the park board is expected to be completed by Monday. A contract was agreed to with E. J. Hutson and Associates of Chesterton for $7,000 in April.
Committee Chairman Richard Maxey said he received word from the county commissioners saying they are in full support of the Brookdale project and encouraged Maxey to apply for the DNR grant in 2011. Maxey said the committee would not be able to apply this year for the master plan data will not be ready in time for the June 1 deadline.
Maxey said he plans for a "massive" fundraising effort. A subgroup will look into soliciting corporate sponsors. John Shepherd of the Porter County Redevelopment Advisory Commission has agreed to help the committee seek out financial resources.
The groups interested in partnering for the project -- Liberty Rec, the Calumet Regional Striders, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Chesterton, and the Duneland Soccer Club – were reminded to draw up a written legal agreement that could be approved by the park board. In the agreement, Maxey said, should be details about what fields or areas the groups would like to manage. He said the agreements should be kept simple yet serious seeing this will be public property.
Maxey said the county park department is on the brink of fully acquiring the 65-acre site that lies between Meridian Rd. and CR 50W in Liberty Township close to CSX Railroad and Liberty Township Elementary and Intermediate Schools. The county has been in agreement with property owner Barney Michaels to purchase the land in stages since 2007.
Committee members said they came across criticisms saying the Brookdale Park is primarily just "a Chesterton park." Parks Supervisor Mike Howton told the Chesterton Tribune on Wednesday that the park will cater to all county citizens young and old, restating the fact the park will have both active and passive areas.
"The idea for putting the thing together is to have as many people enjoy it as much they can," said Howton.
One new face Tuesday was a baseball manager for the Valparaiso American Legion Post 94, Joe Kusiak, who said the county has a diminishing number of playing fields, especially ones that are lighted. Kusiak said all fields, whether baseball, soccer, or football are "sorely" needed in Porter County for the wellbeing of its youth.
"(Youth) need to have their hands in good things and if not, they'll have their hands in something else," said Kusiak.
Also at the meeting was future Porter County Parks Superintendent Walter Lenckos who said he was interested in coming up with solutions to the challenges at hand. Lenckso spent a few days this week getting acquainted with park supporters and projects. He will also be back for a few days next week before officially taking his post on June 1.


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Roughneck Hazing Lands Nabors Drilling in a Blowout of a Verdict
By Labor & Employment
In a recent decision, the Court of Appeals for the Second Appellate District upheld a $150,000 sexual harassment verdict and a $680,000 attorneys' fee award against one of the Countries' largest rigging and drilling company, Nabors. Given the nature of the allegations and the size of the award against the drilling tycoon, expect to see more of these types of cases in the near future.
Max Taylor, the Plaintiff in Taylor v. Nabors Drilling USA, LP (2014) 222 Cal. App. 4th 1228, began his employment as a "floor hand" on a drilling rig for Nabors in 2008. Starting at an entry-level position, Taylor was subject to daily verbal abuse by his supervisor and by senior employees. Several times a day they called him, among other things, "queer," "fagot," and "homo," and posted pictures of him around the restroom with derogatory sexual comments. Taylor's supervisor and coworkers knew that Taylor was not a homosexual, knew that Taylor had a girlfriend, and their spouses' and Taylor's girlfriend would even go shopping together. In addition to verbally abusing Taylor, his coworkers would also physically assault him by, among other things, spanking his buttocks. According to Taylor's girlfriend, Taylor would come home after work emotionally distressed.
Approximately one-and-a-half-years after his employment with Nabors began, Taylor complained to human resources about the harassment. In response, Nabors removed Taylor's supervisor from Taylor's rig and the other employees stopped harassing him. After a thorough investigation Nabors terminated the supervisor. Three months later, however, Nabors terminated Taylor citing workplace absences, tardiness, and a confrontation with one of his new supervisors. Three months later, Taylor filed suit alleging hostile work environment, failure to prevent sexual harassment, unlawful retaliation, and wrongful termination. A jury awarded him $160,000 in damages based on his hostile work environment claim alone.
On appeal, the court upheld the jury award noting that "sex was used a as a weapon to create a hostile work environment" for Taylor. The court further noted that Taylor's seniors "'employed attacks on (Taylor's) identity as a heterosexual male as a tool of harassment.'" Nabors argued that the rig crew's comments were not sexually motivated as they all knew Taylor was not a homosexual. In response, the court cited the newly amended Labor Code section 12940(j)(4)(C), which became operative on January 1, 2014, and which specifically provides that "sexual harassing conduct need not be motivated by sexual desire." As such, the court held that "a heterosexual male is subjected to harassment because of sex under the FEHA when attacks on his heterosexual identity are used as a tool of harassment in the workplace, irrespective of whether the attacks are motivated by sexual desire or interest." The court upheld $150,000 of the $160,000 award for non-economic damages to Taylor as well as the entire $680,520 attorney fees award.
While the facts of this case may seem shocking to some, to others who work in the oil fields this might seem like routine hazing. Therein lays the problem. In an industry where new employees are commonly known as "worms," the historic hazing rituals in these small crews working at remote locations is difficult to break. Given the amount of damages awarded, and given that this is the first case to discuss the newly-revised Labor Code section 12940(j)(4)(C), we expect to see an increase in sexual harassment cases filed against companies performing oil field services such as drilling, cementing, fracking, and treatment where small crews are the norm. Such companies would be well advised to not only ensure that they are promoting trustworthy mature individuals to such crews, but regularly training them in sexual harassment, and mandating that every crew's binder includes, at the very least, examples of what types of conduct is not permissible.


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package org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.config;

import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.DuoSecurityHealthIndicator;
import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.authn.DuoAuthenticationHandler;
import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.authn.DuoCredential;
import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.authn.DuoDirectCredential;
import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.authn.DuoMultifactorAuthenticationProvider;
import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.authn.DuoProviderFactory;
import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.web.flow.action.DetermineDuoUserAccountAction;
import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.web.flow.action.PrepareDuoWebLoginFormAction;
import org.apereo.cas.adaptors.duo.web.flow.config.DuoMultifactorWebflowConfigurer;
import org.apereo.cas.authentication.AuthenticationEventExecutionPlanConfigurer;
import org.apereo.cas.authentication.AuthenticationHandler;
import org.apereo.cas.authentication.AuthenticationMetaDataPopulator;
import org.apereo.cas.authentication.MultifactorAuthenticationProviderBean;
import org.apereo.cas.authentication.handler.ByCredentialTypeAuthenticationHandlerResolver;
import org.apereo.cas.authentication.metadata.AuthenticationContextAttributeMetaDataPopulator;
import org.apereo.cas.authentication.principal.PrincipalFactory;
import org.apereo.cas.authentication.principal.PrincipalFactoryUtils;
import org.apereo.cas.configuration.CasConfigurationProperties;
import org.apereo.cas.configuration.model.support.mfa.DuoSecurityMultifactorProperties;
import org.apereo.cas.services.ServicesManager;
import org.apereo.cas.util.http.HttpClient;
import org.apereo.cas.web.flow.CasWebflowConfigurer;
import org.apereo.cas.web.flow.CasWebflowExecutionPlan;
import org.apereo.cas.web.flow.CasWebflowExecutionPlanConfigurer;

import lombok.extern.slf4j.Slf4j;
import lombok.val;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.ObjectProvider;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Qualifier;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.health.HealthIndicator;
import org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.condition.ConditionalOnMissingBean;
import org.springframework.boot.context.properties.EnableConfigurationProperties;
import org.springframework.cloud.context.config.annotation.RefreshScope;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.DependsOn;
import org.springframework.web.context.support.GenericWebApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.webflow.definition.registry.FlowDefinitionRegistry;
import org.springframework.webflow.engine.builder.support.FlowBuilderServices;
import org.springframework.webflow.execution.Action;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

/**
 * This is {@link DuoSecurityAuthenticationEventExecutionPlanConfiguration}.
 *
 * @author Misagh Moayyed
 * @author Dmitriy Kopylenko
 * @since 5.1.0
 */
@Configuration("duoSecurityAuthenticationEventExecutionPlanConfiguration")
@EnableConfigurationProperties(CasConfigurationProperties.class)
@Slf4j
public class DuoSecurityAuthenticationEventExecutionPlanConfiguration implements CasWebflowExecutionPlanConfigurer {
    @Autowired
    private GenericWebApplicationContext applicationContext;

    @Autowired
    private CasConfigurationProperties casProperties;

    @Autowired
    @Qualifier("loginFlowRegistry")
    private ObjectProvider<FlowDefinitionRegistry> loginFlowDefinitionRegistry;

    @Autowired
    private ObjectProvider<FlowBuilderServices> flowBuilderServices;

    @Autowired
    @Qualifier("noRedirectHttpClient")
    private ObjectProvider<HttpClient> httpClient;

    @Autowired
    @Qualifier("servicesManager")
    private ObjectProvider<ServicesManager> servicesManager;

    @ConditionalOnMissingBean(name = "duoPrincipalFactory")
    @Bean
    public PrincipalFactory duoPrincipalFactory() {
        return PrincipalFactoryUtils.newPrincipalFactory();
    }

    @Bean
    public Action prepareDuoWebLoginFormAction() {
        return new PrepareDuoWebLoginFormAction();
    }

    @ConditionalOnMissingBean(name = "determineDuoUserAccountAction")
    @Bean
    public Action determineDuoUserAccountAction() {
        return new DetermineDuoUserAccountAction();
    }

    @ConditionalOnMissingBean(name = "duoProviderFactory")
    @Bean
    @RefreshScope
    public DuoProviderFactory duoProviderFactory() {
        return new DuoProviderFactory(httpClient.getIfAvailable());
    }

    @ConditionalOnMissingBean(name = "duoProviderBean")
    @Bean
    @RefreshScope
    public MultifactorAuthenticationProviderBean<DuoMultifactorAuthenticationProvider, DuoSecurityMultifactorProperties> duoProviderBean() {
        return new MultifactorAuthenticationProviderBean(duoProviderFactory(),
            applicationContext.getDefaultListableBeanFactory(),
            casProperties.getAuthn().getMfa().getDuo());
    }

    private AuthenticationMetaDataPopulator duoAuthenticationMetaDataPopulator(final AuthenticationHandler authenticationHandler) {
        return new AuthenticationContextAttributeMetaDataPopulator(
            casProperties.getAuthn().getMfa().getAuthenticationContextAttribute(),
            authenticationHandler,
            duoProviderBean().getProvider(authenticationHandler.getName()).getId()
        );
    }

    @RefreshScope
    @Bean
    public Collection<AuthenticationHandler> duoAuthenticationHandler() {
        val duos = casProperties.getAuthn().getMfa().getDuo();
        if (duos.isEmpty()) {
            throw new BeanCreationException("No configuration/settings could be found for Duo Security. Review settings and ensure the correct syntax is used");
        }
        return duos.stream()
            .map(d -> new DuoAuthenticationHandler(d.getId(),
                servicesManager.getIfAvailable(),
                duoPrincipalFactory(),
                duoProviderBean().getProvider(d.getId()))
            ).collect(Collectors.toList());
    }

    @ConditionalOnMissingBean(name = "duoMultifactorWebflowConfigurer")
    @Bean
    @DependsOn("defaultWebflowConfigurer")
    public CasWebflowConfigurer duoMultifactorWebflowConfigurer() {
        val deviceRegistrationEnabled = casProperties.getAuthn().getMfa().getTrusted().isDeviceRegistrationEnabled();
        return new DuoMultifactorWebflowConfigurer(flowBuilderServices.getIfAvailable(),
            loginFlowDefinitionRegistry.getIfAvailable(),
            deviceRegistrationEnabled,
            applicationContext,
            casProperties);
    }

    @ConditionalOnMissingBean(name = "duoSecurityAuthenticationEventExecutionPlanConfigurer")
    @Bean
    public AuthenticationEventExecutionPlanConfigurer duoSecurityAuthenticationEventExecutionPlanConfigurer() {
        return plan -> {
            duoAuthenticationHandler()
                .forEach(dh -> {
                    plan.registerAuthenticationHandler(dh);
                    plan.registerMetadataPopulator(duoAuthenticationMetaDataPopulator(dh));
                });
            plan.registerAuthenticationHandlerResolver(new ByCredentialTypeAuthenticationHandlerResolver(DuoCredential.class, DuoDirectCredential.class));
        };
    }

    @Override
    public void configureWebflowExecutionPlan(final CasWebflowExecutionPlan plan) {
        plan.registerWebflowConfigurer(duoMultifactorWebflowConfigurer());
    }

    @Bean
    public HealthIndicator duoSecurityHealthIndicator() {
        return new DuoSecurityHealthIndicator();
    }
}


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This 'RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 3' Conspiracy Theory About The 10th Queen Is Wild
Oooo, girl! The third season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars has only just begun, but the drama is already at an all-time high. And on top of all the twists and turns RuPaul is already throwing at the queens this season, fans think they may have picked up on what will become one of the biggest shockers in the herstory of the franchise. There is a truly mind-boggling Drag Race All Stars conspiracy theory making its rounds online about the tenth queen in the competition that has fans convinced that a huge twist is coming by the season finale.
The mystery of who the tenth queen RuPaul would be adding to the competition this year had been a major source of fandom speculation online for months, after RuPaul revealed only nine contestants during his Meet The Queens special and teased a surprise tenth queen would enter the game on the night of the premiere. Here's where I need to include a SPOILER ALERT: If you didn't watch the All Stars 3 premiere and don't want to know who the tenth queen is yet, then don't read on. OK, so we're all good to talk about it now? Well, right after the nine previously announced queens sashayed into the workroom, RuPaul surprised the girls by welcoming in Bebe Zahara Benet, the winner of the very first season of RuPaul's Drag Race. Obviously, everyone was shook — All Stars is meant to be a season for the Drag Race queens who fell short of the crown on their seasons. This is the first time a Drag Race winner has ever returned to the series to compete again. What is going on here?
After the other queens were understandably upset that an already-crowned winner was going to be competing against them, RuPaul explained that since Season 1 was so long ago (the ancient history of 2009) and had not nearly reached the levels of popularity that it now has (fans call Season 1 "The Lost Season"), he wanted to offer Bebe a real spotlight to show off her talents. Honestly, the explanation does make sense, but some Drag Race fans think that there is a hidden reason that RuPaul brought back Bebe, and it could lead to a major, gag-worthy reveal by the end of the season.
A conspiracy theory about Bebe Zahara Benet's real role on All Stars 3 blew up on Reddit shortly after the premiere on Thursday. The poster shared a screenshot of someone's comment on the Facebook post of Bebe's promo look for the season, in which a whole, detailed theory about Bebe actually being a spy for RuPaul was laid out in pretty convincing detail.
The crux of the theory lies in the theme of the season. All Stars 3 kicked off with a bit inspired by The Handmaid's Tale, with past champions Chad Michaels and Alaska dressed in the iconic red robes from the hit dystopian series. At the end of the episode, Handmaid Chad and Handmaid Alaska return in a creepy moment behind the eliminated queen's back. The theorizer states that the Handmaid's Tale theme is meant to warn us that there is someone in the game who is actually a mole, akin to the constant surveillance, who-can-you-trust environment of Gilead. It would only make sense that if there's a spy, it would be Bebe, the queen who has already won her crown. The theory goes that RuPaul brought Bebe back to coast through the competition each week, and then when it gets to the finals, Ru will reveal Bebe's true role and ask Bebe to help select the All Stars 3 winner from the remaining girls. I know, it's so wild, but also I can totally see Ru pulling something like this!
I actually am kind of rooting for this theory to prove true. It would be next-level dramatic, make more sense out of Bebe's return, and also keep the possibility of an all-winners Drag Race season in the cards, since Bebe would not have really been competing for the crown this time. We will know if the theory is wrong if Bebe lands in the bottom two in the upcoming weeks, so watch for that and keep this theory in the back of your mind!


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For most sleep-deprived new parents, a baby swing can be a lifesaver. The rhythmic rocking movement of the swing can soothe a cranky baby and give parents a chance to catch up on various household tasks. Tip number 1: get the right size! This hapless consumer obviously missed a few important description details before making his Amazon purchase.


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18-vehicle accident reported on SB Lodge in Detroit
Michigan State Police say nearly two dozen cars were involved an accident on M-10 The Lodge near Meyers on Detroit's west side this morning. According to police, there are just minor injuries for those involved, and they say it's due to weather.
By: Breanne Palmerini
Eighteen vehicles were involved in a crash on the Lodge during the Tuesday morning commute.
It happened after 10:30 a.m. in the southbound lanes of the Lodge near Meyers Rd.
Michigan State Police responded to the crash. Troopers confirm there were no serious injuries and road conditions contributed to the chain reaction crash.
Barry Foster, the operations manager for L.I.J.B.S. Towing, also responded to the scene.
His company towed 12 of the 18 cars involved.
Foster said he often sees crashes in that area of the Lodge.
"That's a pretty dangerous area that we notice on the Lodge freeway, there's a lot of crashes that because the sun is glaring down in everyone's face," said Foster.
The wet roads made the glare even worse on Tuesday morning.
Foster said the Lodge was blocked off for nearly two hours while his crews worked to help clear the scene.
"That's the most efficient way to do it, when you've got a big pileup like that, shut the freeway down," said Foster.
Even if it makes for impatient drivers.
"You've got motorists out there, they're honking their horns, they're angry, ready to get somewhere," said Foster
The big message, in order to avoid another pileup, drive with care.
"Everybody just be mindful, be careful, drive slow, slow it down, especially when you see flashing lights on the freeway, move over to the next lane and give us our space," said Foster.
Road conditions are expected to dicey again on Wednesday morning due to winter weather conditions moving in through the overnight hours.


It's nearly two years since unassuming looking Balderdash opened its corner door and it's fair to say that it's found a lot of favour with local caffeine addicts. However it's not just the lattes that keep this place bustling, the menu's pretty special too.
For something a little different, I thoroughly recommend trying some Mexican eggs for breakfast. That's if they haven't already rotated them off the menu by the time you try of course.


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Hypothesis: Higher concentration of glucose in solution will shorten the time taken for the loss of colour from a standardised solution of permanganate. Glucose with higher concentration will transfer higher number of electron, thus fasten the reaction on producing manganese ions (Mn2+) and water (H2O). Hence, the colour will changes from pink to colourless in shorter time.
2. 25cm3 of sulphuric acid and potassium permanganate were added into the beakers – this will be the stock to use throughout the experiment. Glucose solution which tested first was noted.
3. Correct syringe was used to place 10cm3 of the first glucose solution into the boiling tube.
4. 5cm3 of sulphuric acid was added.
5. 2cm3 of potassium permanganate was added. The clock was started immediately.
6. The solution was stirred using glass rod and the time taken was stopped as soon as the pink colour changed into colourless.
7. The time taken and the glucose solution used were recorded.
8. The syringe used for the glucose solution was rinsed.
9. Step 3 – 8 were repeated using the other glucose solution of known concentration.
11. The results were recorded and presented in a Standart Curve.
Table 3 : Recording Qualitative Raw Data Process| Observations| Measuring time taken for the loss of colour of potassium permanganate in known solution| * Initial colour of the glucose solution was pale white.
2. Plotting a graph of standard curve from the class average results, which was necessary as a standard guideline to estimate glucose concentration in the unknown solution.
1. In column A, insert the range of data of independent variables. (eg. : 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%) 2. In column B, insert the mean data of dependent variables. (eg. : ) 3. Highlight both column A and B. 4. Click at the INSERT icon, then click at SCATTER, and choose SCATTER WITH SMOOTH LINES. 5. The Standard Curve will be formed on the screen.
ASPECT 1 : CONCLUSION Higher concentration of glucose in solution will shorten the time taken for the loss of colour from a standardised solution of permanganate. Glucose with higher concentration will transfer higher number of electron, thus fasten the reaction on producing manganese ions (Mn2+) and water (H2O). Hence, the colour will changes from pink to colourless in shorter time. Hypothesis is accepted. Glucose concentration for A is 13%, B is 0%, and C is 11.7%.
Referrences: 1. Unit: Cell and Molecular Biology (AH): Structure and Function of cell components i) Carbohydrates – structure of monomer glucose. Title: Estimating glucose concentration in solution, BACKGROUND INFORMATION.
2. Student's Handbook For Biology HL (Year 1) (2011). Kolej Mara Banting, International Baccalaureate – page 160-161.
3. Salman (2010). Estimating Glucose Concentration In A Solution. Retrieved September 27, 2011 from http://www.scribd.com/doc/40527047/DGCIaS-Bi0.


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Love and the Law Professors
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This review originally appeared here in The University Bookman.
As improbable as it sounds, someone has written "a love letter to the teaching of law." At least that's what Stephen B. Presser sets out to do in Law Professors, which is less pedagogical than it is historical and biographical in approach. If not a love letter, it's at minimum a labor of love about the genealogy of American legal education, for which Presser is admirably passionate.
Even more improbable is how a book about three centuries of law professors could be enjoyable. Yet it is. Every rising law student in the United States should read it as a primer; experienced legal educators should consult it to refresh their memory about the history and purpose of their profession.
Presser is the Raoul Berger Professor of Legal History Emeritus at Northwestern University's Prizker School of Law and the legal-affairs editor of Chronicles. He's a leading voice of what is sometime referred to as paleoconservatism, who maintains that our political dysfunction derives in part from the methods and jurisprudence of law professors. His book might be called a diagnosis of our social ailments, the cure being the repurposing of legal education.
Beneath his silhouettes—two involve fictional figures (Lewis Eliot and Charles Kingsfield) while the other twenty deal with actual flesh-and-blood teachers—lies a structural dualism that enables him to classify his subjects under mutually exclusive heads: those who believe in higher law and divine order, and those who believe that laws are merely commands of some human sovereign. The former recognize natural law, whereby rules and norms are antecedent to human promulgation, whereas the latter promote positivism, or the concept of law as socially constructed, i.e., ordered and instituted by human rulers.
These binaries, Presser says, explain the difference between "common lawyers and codifiers," "advocates of Constitutional original understanding and a living Constitution," and "economic analysts of law and Critical Legal Studies." Here the dualism collapses into itself. The common-law method is at odds with originalism in that it is evolutionary, reflecting the changing mores and values of local populations in a bottom-up rather than a top-down process of deciphering governing norms. Constitutionalism, especially the originalism practiced by Justice Scalia, treats the social contract created by a small group of founding framers as fixed and unamendable except on its own terms. The law-and-economics movement as represented by Judge Posner and Judge Easterbrook is difficult to square with natural law because it's predicated on cost-benefit analysis and utilitarianism. In short, it's a stretch to group the common law, originalism, and the law-and-economics movements together, just as it's strange to conflate legislative codification with critical legal studies. Distinctions between these schools and traditions are important, and with regard to certain law professors, the binaries Presser erects are permeable, not rigid or absolute.
Presser's narrative is one of decline, spanning from the late eighteenth century to the present day. It begins with Sir William Blackstone, "the first of the great modern law professors." Presser may overstate the degree to which Blackstone propounded a common-law paradigm that was frozen or static and characterized by biblical principles. The influence of Christianity and moral principles is unmistakable in Blackstone's Commentaries on the Law of England, especially in its introductory and more general sections, but the vast majority of the treatise—which was intended for an audience of young aspiring lawyers, not scholars or jurists—describes basic, mundane elements of the British legal system and organizes judicial principles and decisions topically for ease of reference. Presser is right that, more than anyone else, Blackstone influenced early American lawyers and their conception that the common law conformed to universal, uniform Christian values, but Jefferson's more secular articulation of natural law as rooted in nature had its own adherents.
Other teachers included here are James Wilson (after whom Hadley Arkes has named a fine institute), Joseph Story (whose commitment to natural law is offset by his federalist and nationalist leanings), Christopher Columbus Langdell (whose "original and continuing impact on American legal education is unparalleled"), Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. (whose career as a professor was short and undistinguished), John Henry Wigmore (whose "sometimes idol" was Holmes), Roscoe Pound ("a figure of extraordinary talent"), Karl Llewellyn (the "avatar" of the legal-realist movement), Felix Frankfurter ("no longer the God-like figure at Harvard"), Herbert Wechsler ("the anti-Holmes"), Ronald Dworkin (who reformulated the theories of John Rawls), Richard Posner (the subject of William Domnarski's recent biography), Antonin Scalia ("best known for his bold conservative jurisprudence"), and several still-living contemporaries.
Presser is particularly hard on Holmes, relying on Albert Alschuler's harsh and often careless assessments of the Magnificent Yankee. He charges Holmes with embracing the view that judges were essentially legislators and suggests that Holmes was "policy-oriented." Although this portrayal is popular, it is not entirely accurate. In fact, Holmes's jurisprudence was marked not by crude command theory (the Benthamite version of which he adamantly rejected) but by deference and restraint. Presser himself recalls Alschuler in claiming that Holmes "was prepared to approve of virtually anything any legislature did."
So was Holmes a policy-oriented judge legislating from the bench, or did he defer to legislatures? Undoubtedly the latter. Only once during his twenty years on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court did he hold legislation to be unconstitutional. As a Supreme Court Justice, he almost programmatically deferred to state law. "[A] state legislature," he said, "can do whatever it sees fit to do unless it is restrained by some express prohibition in the Constitution of the United States," adding that courts "should be careful not to extend such prohibitions beyond their obvious meaning by reading into them conceptions of public policy that the particular Court may happen to entertain." Rather than imposing his personal policy preferences, Holmes believed that a judge's "first business is to see that the game is played according to the rules whether [he] like[s] them or not." If Holmes's conception of judicial restraint and the Fourteenth Amendment had carried the day, the holdings in Roe v. Wade, Planned Parenthood v. Casey, Lawrence v. Texas, and Obergefell v. Hodges, among others, would not have occurred.
Presser admittedly doesn't like Holmes, but he is polite about it. There's a charming sense of collegiality in his assessments of his contemporaries as well. He boasts of his own traditionalism without hesitating to call Duncan Kennedy and Catharine MacKinnon "brilliant." He disagrees with his opponents without denigrating their intelligence and expresses gratitude to faculty whose politics differ radically from his own. He describes a variety of disciplinary schools, including critical race theory, which don't appeal to him. And he gives some unjustly neglected thinkers (e.g., Mary Ann Glendon) the attention they rightly deserve while some overrated thinkers (e.g., Cass Sunstein) receive the attention they relish.
President Obama is held up as the quintessential modern law professor, the type of haughty pedagogue responsible for the demise of the rule of law and the widespread disregard for constitutional mandates and restrictions. Yet law professors as a class weren't always bad; in fact, they once, according to Presser, contributed marvelously to the moral, spiritual, and religious life of America. Presser hopes for a return to that era. He wishes to restore a proper understanding of natural law and the common-law tradition. His conclusion takes a tendentious turn that reveals his abiding conservatism. Those who agree with him will finish reading this book on a high note. His political adversaries, however, may question whether they missed some latent political message in earlier chapters.
But isn't that the nature of love letters—to mean more than they say and say more than they mean? Presser's love letter to law teaching is enjoyable to read and draws attention to the far-reaching consequences of mundane classroom instruction. He's a trustworthy voice in these loud and rowdy times.
Why are you silent about speculation on Trump's self pardon? I have read writing of yours on self pardon by a President during Bill Clinton's Presidency.
albertgeiser869 23 July 2017 at 12pm
(1) Because this is a book review and that topic is irrelevant to the book under review.
(2) Because this piece was first published in February 2017 and written and submitted in 2016 before Trump took office. This post is just a reprint.
Allen Porter Mendenhall 23 July 2017 at 1pm
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Q: Append dictionaries created using for loop in python I have create dictionary d inside the function ic_strategy_2. ic_strategy_2 is iterated for each elements in list using for loop, which will create 3 dictionary.
When below code is tested, only single dictionary is getting printed though I append it in for loop.
I want to append multiple dictionary created from d into one new dictionary as shown in expected output.
Thanks. Below is sample code.
Code-
# !pip install sorcery
from sorcery import dict_of
def ic_strategy_2(first,second,third,fourth):
    global d
    risk_reward_ratio = 10
    max_profit = 20
    nf_wed_range_pct = 30
    d = dict_of(risk_reward_ratio,max_profit ,nf_wed_range_pct)

lst = [[300,150,50,50],[200,300,50,50],[250,250,50,50]]
for item in lst:
    ic_strategy_2(*item)
    dicts = []
    dicts.append(d)

dicts

Output-
[{'max_profit': 20, 'nf_wed_range_pct': 30, 'risk_reward_ratio': 10}]

Expected Output-
[{'max_profit': 20, 'nf_wed_range_pct': 30, 'risk_reward_ratio': 10},{'max_profit': 20, 'nf_wed_range_pct': 30, 'risk_reward_ratio': 10},{'max_profit': 20, 'nf_wed_range_pct': 30, 'risk_reward_ratio': 10}]

A: First of all, your description is that you'd like to create "one large dictionary", but your expected output example is a list of dictionaries. I'll go by the expected output example, assuming that's what you meant.
Also, you're reinitializing your dicts list in the loop.
You're also using hard-coded values for the dictionary, and not using your input. I'll assume this is a mistake; both in the code, and in the example-output...
And last but not least, a much simpler way to go around this would be to disregard the usage of global which isn't really required here, and just use the more standard return.
Putting it all together, I would suggest something like:
# !pip install sorcery
from sorcery import dict_of
def ic_strategy_2(first,second,third,fourth):  # You aren't using your outputs. Is this purposeful? "fourth" especially seems unused...
    risk_reward_ratio = first
    max_profit = second
    nf_wed_range_pct = third
    d = dict_of(risk_reward_ratio,max_profit ,nf_wed_range_pct)
    return d

lst = [[300,150,50,50],[200,300,50,50],[250,250,50,50]]
dicts = []
for item in lst:
    d = ic_strategy_2(*item)
    dicts.append(d)

print(dicts)


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On May 29, 2018 around 5:05 hours the 911 Center received a complaint of an eleven year old male at the Sutherland Soccer Field in possession of a revolver style hand gun. It was reported the young male had pointed the gun at a child. A Deputy in Sutherland immediately responded to the area and began searching for the young male.
The Deputy found there were many people at the field as games were being held. The Deputy advised coaches and officials there was a threat and they all cancelled the games and left the area. A systematic search of the field and buildings was conducted by the lone Deputy who did not find the young male.
Another Deputy arrived and located the suspected male in another area of town. The male was detained and searched. The Deputy located the gun in a back pack the male was carrying. The gun was a Pellet revolver and was made of heavy steel. The gun functioned and looked like a real firearm. The Deputy also located a pair of multicolor brass knuckles in the young male's possession. The male was placed in custody and further investigation into this matter follows.
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With a smile, a flick of his wrist and a death-defying stunt.
He was six and I was five.
And now, thirteen years later, I am hopelessly in love.
There is only a slight problem.
He doesn't know I exist.
I'm a science nerd who hides in the shadows.
I don't need anyone to tell me that college won't change anything.
I know he's the star of this story.
And I belong in the audience.
Parker Elliot is going to Penmore State University miles away from home. She's leaving her small town because Penmore has a fantastic science department, because she needs to begin exploring the life she wants to lead and because Grayson Waters is the starting quarterback for the Penmore Herons.
Grayson Waters at first glance lives life to the fullest, but he is dealing with more than meets the eye. A con artist father in trouble with local mobsters, an illegitimate brother living close by, the pressure of leading his team to the championship game and a desire to pursue a career outside the football field. Decisions need to be made. For Gray, slipping into the shadows with a pretty and observant brunette might be just what he needs to finally make the right ones.
I first started reading romance when I was twelve.
She knew I was young and she hoped I didn't understand the diverse innuendos, but she also saw early on that I was a hopeless romantic and had a joy and thirst for romance novels that not even she and her protective motherly instincts could stop.
Brilliant debut novel for this author, I loved it and didn't want it to end!
Parker Elliot has been in love with her next door neighbor Grayson Waters, star football player, since she was just a kid. Gray has no idea she even exists and when she tries to introduce herself at the age of 8 Gray tells her to go away, and she has. For 10 years Parker watches Grayson from a distance and he's the only thing that's really made her smile since her mother's death. Now, she's 18 and has just moved to the same college as Grayson. Parker is shy and makes the decision to change this now that she's away at college, she gets a job as a waitress at a local bar and purchases herself a makeover. She winds up having a class with Grayson and he quickly notices Parker and decides that she must be his. Though Parker is still super shy around Grayson he begins to coax her out of herself but Grayson has no idea that Parker is his next door neighbor and Parker keeping it from him could destroy them. Add in Grayson's long lost brother and their father who can't manage to keep himself out of trouble and it makes for a great read!
I think my favorite part of this book, though heart breaking, was the unexpected twist towards the end that you don't see coming – just have your tissues prepared. Also, my favorite superhero is Spiderman and I love the references in the book, they're hilarious. This is one of those books that will have you smiling almost the entire time you're reading, I can't say enough how much I enjoyed it. It's definitely a well-earned 5 stars and I can't wait to read Malorie Verdant's next novel!


In 2002, a group of North Bay parents of young adults with special needs began to lobby the provincial government for individualized funding to support their children as they transitioned from school to the community. In February 2006, parents joined together to not only lobby for individualized funding but also for start-up funding for a Learning Centre.
With the active support of the Honourable Monique Smith, MPP-Nipissing this group of families met with the Honourable Madeleine Meilleur, Minister of Community and Social Services to express their concerns as to the need for community supports for their special needs children. At the request of the Minister, a business plan was submitted for start-up funding of The PADDLE PROGRAM. In March 2007, The PADDLE PROGRAM received full approval with start-up funds provided from the Ministry. PADDLE opened its doors for full-day operation in September 2007 in renovated accommodations within Chippewa Secondary School.


As of 10/4/18- Utility Assistance funds have been exhausted for the fiscal year 2018/2019 and we will no longer be taking applications. Please re-apply after July 1st 2019.
The City of Woodland Utility Assistance Program (UAP) has been revised for Fiscal Year 2018-2019.The UAP program is a fiscal program beginning on July 1st 2018 to June 30th 2019. In order to be eligible for this program you must qualify for the PG&E CARE or FERA program and be the legal property owner. Please see the application for instructions on what is needed to apply.
The Utility rebate of $40 will be adjusted off the monthly utility bill for up to 12 months.
Applications can be mailed or taken into the Finance Department at City Hall beginning July 1st, 2018. To leave a message with a question on the program, please call 530-661-5833 and someone will contact you.


In Osona Sud, Catalonia the distribution of Guifinet nodes is superdense. It's like the William Gibson saying that the future is here but not evenly distributed. Some areas of the world are already living in the future of decentralized user-owned network infrastructure.
If anyone says that mesh networks are impractical or don't scale to a municipal level then Catalonia is a good showcase of it working. Obviously not all of these thousands of nodes are highly tech-savvy anarcho-hackers, so this is something which can work "for the people".