One postdoctoral position is available in the group of "Breast Cancer and Systems Biology" in the ProCURE research program of the Catalan Institute of Oncology, IDIBELL, Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain).
•	Hernandez et al. Decapping protein EDC4 regulates DNA repair and phenocopies BRCA1. Nat Commun. 2018 Mar 6;9(1):967.
•	Mateo et al. Stem cell-like transcriptional reprogramming mediates metastatic resistance to mTOR inhibition. Oncogene. 2017 May 11;36(19):2737-2749.
•	Serra-Musach et al. Cancer network activity associated with therapeutic response and synergism. Genome Med. 2016 Aug 24;8(1):88.
The ideal candidates should have obtained their Ph.D. not previously to January 2015 and have experience in cancer biology and/or bioinformatics evident by peer-reviewed publications in reputable journals.
Interested candidates should forward their research interests, curriculum vitae along with the name and contact information of three referees to Dr. Miquel Angel Pujana; e-mail: mapujana@iconcologia.net.


Youth Incorporated Magazine Features me as 'Blogger of the Month' - Be On The Road | Live your Travel Dream!
Today is a 'Happy Happy Day'! I just received a copy of the May issue of Youth Incorporated Magazine and yours truly is featured as 'Blogger of the Month' on Page 10.
Youth Incorporated Magazine is India's leading edutainment magazine that focuses on educational stories and careers for students in the country. This May issue is focused on Adventure Sports in India. This feature is doubly special for me as it connects with my thirst for adventure and the fact that I love to teach the world about my learnings from my various sojourns from across the world.
Do check out page 10 if you happen to pick up this magazine. And a big thank you hug to all of you for showing your faith in me!


Yes. Simply point your applications (Email, Financials, ECM, Databases, CRM, Document Management Systems, Healthcare Applications - Radiology and PACs images) to store and retrieve files from KOMpliance – it's that easy.
Almost all applications that we use today target regular hard disk storage and consequently many of these applications don't satisfy regulatory compliance obligations. It isn't necessary to modify or replace most of these applications however; instead, you can simply supplement their deficiencies by using KOMpliance for the data storage repository.
One common use of KOMpliance is with email applications. Today, a lot of business is conducted through email and consequently these emails constitute company records. In the case of an investigation or legal discovery request, searching old email backup tapes or local PST files for a missing email is not ideal. Using KOMpliance as the target repository, emails are stored in a central location that is easily accessible and searchable, while KOMpliance policies enforce the data retention and protection requirements and ensure data authentication.


Sensor networks are a group of tiny devices powered by batteries that monitor and record environmental conditions in any number of environments from a hospital lab to out in the sea. They collect and transmit data between each other and the mother control for analysis through the internet, a specialized industrial network or an enterprise WAN or LAN. This exchange of data is what is called underwater communication. Recently, marine applications like coastal surveillance, autonomous underwater vehicle operations and environmental research amongst many others have largely benefitted from underwater sensor networks. Underwater communication systems involve transmitting data through sound waves, electromagnetic waves or optical waves by an underwater wireless modem.
Underwater acoustic modem is the most common and versatile underwater wireless modem technique for underwater wireless communication. Owing to its low attenuation of sound in water, it thrives in thermally stable deep waters but suffers at the hands of surface ambient noise, temperature gradients and multipath propagation in shallow waters. However good, efficient underwater communication is sometimes limited by electromagnetic optical waves raking up a speed level higher than 1500m/s. Acoustic waves are mainly used in underwater environments because it thrives well and can reach far distances underwater. The modems save power consumption by remaining in sleep mode when no data is being transmitted, periodically waking up to receive possible data transmitted by far end modems.
Future application of acoustic modems could enhance industries like the offshore oil industry, aquaculture industry, and fishing industries. Also, the acoustic modems make activities like pollution control, climate recording, ocean monitoring, detection of objects on the ocean floor, environmental monitoring, marine archaeology, search and rescue missions, seismic monitoring, ocean current monitoring amongst many others, a whole lot easier.
7. They can be used to discover old antiques lost at sea.
Frequency Shift Keying (FSK): FSK eliminates the need for channel estimation by its use of energy detectors only at the receiving end and by link, opens itself up to channel variations. The receiver decodes the message by measuring its power on different frequencies. However, frequencies spread and guard bands are required to prevent interference. The intervals for guard band placement, therefore, reduces the data rate of FSK. Frequency Shift Keying is done by using information bits to select the frequencies of the transmitted signal.
Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS): In the DSSS modulation, a narrow bandwidth is first spread to a larger bandwidth by multiplying every individual symbol with a code and transmitting said result at a rate allowed by the larger bandwidth. In non-coherent DSSS, just like FSK, the need for channel estimation and tracking is eliminated.
Single Carrier Phase-Coherent Modulation (with Adaptive Channel Equalization): Channel Equalization refer to the process of suppressing interference through advanced signal processing on the receiving end. In this approach, the need for guard intervals and spreading operations is eliminated, hence raking in a higher data rate than the FSK and DSSS.
Multi-carrier Modulation: The motion behind this approach is to increase the wavefront duration for the symbol at each sub-band by dividing the bandwidth into several overlapping sub-bands. However, a neglect of inter-symbol interference may occur.
Multi-Input Multi-Output (MIMO): This makes use of multiple transmitters and multiple receivers.
Acoustic modes of wireless communication have been major players in underwater communication and if improved over the years according to new discoveries and machinery, will remain at the top.


James R. Gillis from Stuart, Florida, might just have the ultimate dream garage with three Shelby Mustangs all suited in white and blue. Look closely to the top left of the photo and you can see another matching blue and white GT40. The car on the left is a 2014 GT350 that was the last Coyote V-8 Mustang (No. 351) capable of 728 hp. According to Gillis it was planned since 2012, directly with Carroll, to develop the last Coyote Mustang made like an original 1965. A White V-8 six-speed was sent to Las Vegas and came back as a two-seater, roll bar high-performance GT350 with every option available from a NASCAR gas cap to a blower. The middle car is a snake in sheep's clothing with 696 hp on the dyno done by Shelby. In 2007 the car was sent to Shelby for headers, a blower, Tremec transmission, and suspension—it's capable of an 11-second quarter-mile, but appears pretty much stock. Last but certainly not least, on the right is a new GT350, mostly a track-optioned car. Gillis was in line early to receive it in early 2016.


Choosing a good manager is most likely the first and one of the most important decisions that a model must make starting a career, both in terms of potential career development and the day-to- communication and work with your managers.
MAMA member managers operate their business based on a strict code of practice. These principles have been developed to protect the well-being of models and to promote best practice for the industry as a whole. MAMA is a great source of information and a tool to filter and lower the risks of scams or future disputes nonetheless it is solely the obligation of the model and the models parents if the model is a minor to check the agency review its proposals and career option before approving and signing an agreement of representation with a manager or agent.
Scam Agencies are sometimes difficult to detect Almost anyone can pose as a model agent – is this manager legitimate? does the manager have the connections know how to promote your career or are they only trying to get your money by having you pay for registration fee, "models books/ portfolio" models schools and diplomas?
Rogue managers and agents make money mainly from scamming you for your money and not from promoting you and earning from the jobs you perform.
In the model industry many are called but few are chosen. If you really think you could make it as a model then go to some MAMA members' websites and apply to them. If you've got what it takes they'll be after you in no time; if not, do take no for an answer. But, whatever you do, please don't join the thousands of young people (and their parents) who are so starry-eyed they can't see what's coming. Be sure of this: the rogue agent will see you coming.
del when he or she sees one. You don't need to go out an pay for photos in order to meet or impress good managers. Based on your looks the manager will be able to determine your potential and the seal of approval is a quick photogenic "test" simple digital snapshots a headshot and a full length; If they take you on managers will organize test shots with good photographers to start building your portfolio.
Scam Scouts: beware of the model scout who claims to be working for a well-known agency. There are increasing numbers of scams passing themselves off as model scouts in order to take advantage of you in one way or another. If a scout/photographer approaches you, ask for some ID a business card perhaps and check with the agency concerned before doing anything else. You are welcome to inquire with MAMA and we will do our best to reply to you with regards to a manager,scout agent or agency.


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At Urging of DAI, DISD Board Rejects Hanwha Q Cells Corporate Tax Break Proposal
Posted by Dallas Area Interfaith · December 16, 2023 4:53 PM
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Members of Dallas Area Interfaith – which was among the groups that pushed the Legislature to end the controversial Chapter 313 program – cheered at the news. The group mobilized to urge DISD trustees to veto the proposal.
"Does it make sense to continue to grant certain large corporations these huge tax breaks?" DAI leader Bill deHaas said ahead of the meeting. "We already know that we have a crunch on educational spending."
In a letter to trustees, members of the group argued that the process was rushed to meet the Dec. 31 deadline, keeping the district from doing due diligence.
"At its core, Chapter 313 is inequitable for Texas children...."
Should the DISD deal have gone through, Hanwha would have given the district about $300,000 each year for the next decade for its general fund, said Dwayne Thompson, deputy superintendent of business services.
After the DISD meeting, Dallas Area Interfaith members said they would continue the fight in Austin.
Dallas ISD Punts Tax Break Ask from Manufacturing Company Ahead of Chapter 313 Expiration, Dallas Morning News [pdf]
Dallas Area Interfaith Commends DISD Board for Rejecting Chapter 313 Deal with Hanwha Q Cells, Dallas Area Interfaith
DAI Calls on DISD Trustees to Vote Against Hanwha Ch. 313 Application, Dallas Area Interfaith
West/Southwest IAF Delegation Visits Pope Francis
Posted by Dallas Area Interfaith · October 25, 2022 10:07 AM
Our network had the rare opportunity to visit with Pope Francis at the Vatican.
An interfaith delegation of 20 leaders and organizers from the West/Southwest Industrial Areas Foundation met with him to share our collective work of broad based organizing at a time when the Pope is guiding the global church in a historic Synod listening process.
The Holy Father sat side by side with us in his residence, thanking us for inconveniencing ourselves to come see him. What ensued was a true dialogue, a 90-minute conversation in Spanish with lots of back and forth engagement. The encounter was filled with many graced moments about both the joys and the struggles of our work, and the work of the Church, past, present, and to come.
This invitation to meet was in large part due to the recognition of our work by local Bishops, particularly those involved with the 'Recognizing the Stranger' strategy, which is dedicated to formation and leadership development of immigrant parishioners. As well, our involvement to support the Synod process in multiple dioceses has helped to bring those in the margins to the center of the synodal dialogue.
As we shared our experiences of organizing, we were struck by how carefully he listened, asked questions, and engaged with lots of humor. Early on, he reflected back to us, "Usaron mucho las palabras 'ver' y 'escuchar,'... Me impresiona que ninguno de ustedes es parte de alguna teoría. Ninguno dice 'leí un libro y me interesó eso.'" (You constantly use the words "to see" and "to listen.. I am impressed that none of you start with any theory. No one says 'I read a book and that interested me.') "El peligro es intelectualizar el problema" (The danger is when you intellectualize a problem).
He stressed the importance of being with people and paying attention to their reality, emphasizing Amor Concreto, love concretely in action, saying that he understood our work as seeing and hearing of injustice in the real lives of our people, acting to change the situation, and being changed ourselves as a result. He expressed his appreciation for our focus on what we are doing, rather than to complain about what is not being done or to disparage anyone. "Ustedes no menospreciaron a nadie."
Before concluding, he thanked us for our visit, saying that although he had never known of IAF before, he was glad that he knew us now, and he welcomed further conversation around our continuing work with the Synod process.
We teach that power recognizes power. For Pope Francis, "el verdadero poder es el servicio," ("true power is service"). Recounting the Good Samaritan, he clearly stated that the Gospel cannot be understood without acting with those who are suffering. He recognized the leaders and organizations of the IAF and the powerful work that is happening every day at the margins. He referred to the IAF as "Good News for the United States."
We are humbled to represent the many decades of work from those who preceded us, and we are encouraged in the continuation of our work into the future.
[Photos credit: Rabbi John Linder]
Dallas Morning News: Texas Needs to Stop Paying Corporate Subsidies
Posted by Dallas Area Interfaith · September 20, 2022 1:12 PM
A section of the Texas tax code that is used by local governments as lucre to attract corporate relocations but that often ends up pitting city against city and school district against school district is set to expire.
Based on hearings last week, there will likely be calls to reinstate it in the next Legislature. That would be a mistake....
In 2015, Gov. Greg Abbott complained that each job created by this program cost taxpayers $341,000. Using Abbott's calculation, the Houston Chronicle updated the numbers last year: now every job created by a 313 incentive costs $1.1 million, the paper reported.
What's more, a 2018 study by the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research found that 313 incentives were the deciding factor in fewer than 25% of relocations, meaning three quarters of the time, the relocation would have happened anyway. Taxing districts are leaving money on the table and cities are fighting cities in a game that actually hurts their residents and students....
in many cases, the choice is not between attracting a company to Texas or failing to do so. The choice is between attracting a company to Taylor or Round Rock; Sherman or Plano.
That highlights another problem: 313 favors districts where it's easiest to acquire land and build facilities. In an analysis by Dallas Area Interfaith, the losers under 313 are large, urban school districts like Dallas ISD.
[Graphic: Dallas Morning News]
Sapped by Subsidies: 313 Deals Hurt Texas Cities, Dallas Morning News [pdf]
DAI/Texas IAF Raises Alarm on Flood of Ch. 313 Applications
Posted by Dallas Area Interfaith · August 08, 2022 11:31 AM
"Dallas Area Interfaith and its related organizations in the Texas Industrial Areas Foundation helped lead the fight to end Chapter 313 in the Texas legislature last year. The group is also opposing new applications at the school board level, a job that's picking up as applications pour in this summer.
"Typically, we would find about 5% of the school districts would have tax abatements through 313, and it would come to an average of roughly 100 a year," Dallas Area Interfaith Leader Bill deHaas said. "We're on the way to tripling that."
The bipartisan group opposes new agreements on the basis that they hurt Texas schools and students.
"Dallas ISD, on average is losing about $20 million a year because of the tax abatements. They go to only 5% of the state school districts," deHaas said.
DeHaas' point is that the vast majority of Texas school districts would receive more funding per student if the state eliminated costs that go to cover 313 agreements.
Since the comptroller frequently waives a job creation requirement, deHaas also said the tax breaks don't create many local jobs. At the end of 2021, the comptroller recorded more than 9,000 jobs created by $217 billion in investments.
"It just seems to us to be an unfair system to attract new corporations to the state of Texas, and what happens is it penalizes 95% of the students in the state," he said."
Companies Lining Up for Future Tax Breaks as Texas Incentive Program Nears End, Dallas Morning News [pdf]
With the Support of DAI, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Issues Parish ID Cards for Members
Posted by Dallas Area Interfaith · July 18, 2022 6:03 PM
Building on a strategy initiated by Dallas Area Interfaith, parish leaders at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church issued parish identification cards to parishioners. The document allows immigrant parishioners to identify themselves to authorities, including law enforcement and county health officials, and was developed in partnership with the Catholic Diocese of Dallas and local law police departments. Revista Catolica captured the most recent parish ID event on film (click on photo at right).
[Photo Credit: Revista Católica Dallas]
Con Credencial en Mano, Feligreses Obtienen Seguridad Para Navegar Trato con Agencias Locales, Texas Catholic [pdf]
Parish IDs Issued at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church with the Support of DAI, Revista Cátolica [video]
DAI Training Prepares 115 Leaders for 'Rebuilding After Crisis'
Posted by Dallas Area Interfaith · June 15, 2022 1:41 PM
DAI is leading an initiative to rebuild communities and congregations as we recover from two years of crisis after crisis. In the Hebrew Scriptures, the books of Ezra and Nehemiah tell the stories of a people coming out of the destruction of their temple and capital, and emerging out of exile. Over time the people become resilient and political, and they perdure.
This retreat was about reflecting deeply on these scriptures and examining how we can implement this in our own congregations and communities. Leaders aim to become a people who recognizes the stranger by seeing the face of God in the other.
115 leaders came from 17 schools, congregations, nonprofits and refugee community institutions across Dallas County and Tyler.
DAI Fair Banking Assembly Teaches Immigrants How to Avoid Predatory Loans
Posted by Dallas Area Interfaith · May 20, 2022 2:16 PM
As part of a civic academy series held across Dallas, St. Luke Catholic Church leaders taught fellow parishioners basic principles of fair banking and how immigrants (including those without legal residency) can avoid predatory lending practices. Parish ID cards, first developed in Dallas in collaboration with the Dallas Catholic Diocese, featured prominently in the discussion, as did the collaboration with Resource One Credit Union in alternative lending strategies.
In photo, lay leader Claudia Cruz, shares her experience with the impact of predatory lending. [Photo Credit: Ben Torres, Revista Católica]
Protegiendo Families Inmigrantes de Abuso Bancario, Revista Católica [pdf]
DAI Leads Effort to Expand Access to Mental Health Services
Posted by DallasAreaInterfaith · November 19, 2021 5:23 PM
Mary Immaculate hosted a Dallas Area Interfaith meeting in late October where school, police and mental health officials committed to working with one another to better residents' access to resources by placing a community health worker with the church and communicating better.
"We will not bury our loved ones anymore because of lack of access to mental health services,"
parishioner Natalia Valenzuela said at the meeting. "By getting the services we need and building unity, we will overcome."
[Photo Credit: Shelby Tauber, Dallas Morning News]
This North Texas Church Lost Six Members to Suicide. Here's What It's Doing to Get Families Help, Dallas Morning News [pdf]
DAI Drives Vaccination Push Among Immigrant Catholics in Dallas
Posted by DallasAreaInterfaith · August 06, 2021 5:17 PM
Dallas Area Interfaith has been working to help stop the spread of COVID-19 since the very beginning of the pandemic. The group, which has members from all religious groups, particularly saw a need for vaccinations in immigrant congregations.
"They are already fearful, they have a fear of the government, our approach is that you reach people in the institution that they trust most, that is closest to them and their family and those are our congregations," lead organizer Josephine Lopez Paul said.
DAI surveyed the areas hardest hit by COVID-19 and mapped out where their congregations were located. They found that the nine areas with high rates of infection in Dallas were within their congregations.
"The most need in our membership has been among Roman Catholics, especially those who are undocumented," Paul said.
DAI so far has had vaccination events at four area churches where more than a thousand people total were vaccinated....
Parishioners of Holy Trinity and DAI took the initiative to set up the vaccination event on June 17, partnering with Baylor Scott & White Health and DAI. Baylor and the members canvassed the area prior to the event to sign people up.
Although vaccines are easy to find in Dallas, [parochial vicar Father Mike] Walsh knew that some of his parishioners would feel more comfortable getting vaccinated at church.
"We just know that immigrants especially will get vaccinated at church even though it's very easy to find a free vaccine," Walsh said. "They trust church."
Many Faith Leaders in North Texas Embracing their Role in Vaccine Push, Dallas Morning News [pdf]
DAI Partners with Hospital and Parishes to Reach Immigrants
Francis Basebang jumped at the chance to help organize a pop-up clinic for COVID-19 vaccinations at his Dallas parish. The nurse practitioner worried that his fellow parishioners from around the globe, Cameroon to Nigeria, Mexico to the Philippines, weren't getting vaccinated against the dreaded disease fast enough.
He knew from direct experience. The coronavirus killed two family members of teammates on his beloved Cameroon immigrant soccer team.
COVID-19 combat isn't over. Harder-to-reach communities, such as working-class immigrants and Blacks and Latinos, are now the focus of hospitals, churches, schools and community groups.
"We have seen people die in our community. So, it is not a strange story from a different planet," said the lanky Basebang, dressed in his soccer T-shirt and cap, at a pop-up clinic at St. Pius X Catholic Church.
'We Have Seen People Die In Our Community.' Churches, Hospitals Team Up to Vaccinate Immigrants, Dallas Morning News

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Gaming NFTs and Blockchain
Posted by sharnya on September 5th, 2022
Gaming NFTs have a lot of potential for abuse, including breaching securities regulations and market manipulation. Moreover, monetizing games with NFTs might lead to people spending more time selling their stuff than playing them. Additionally, many core gamers are not enthusiastic about the idea of using NFTs in their games. For instance, a YouTube video announcing NFTs in games received more than 40,000 dislikes and only 2,000 likes.
Blockchain for gaming nfts is an emerging technology that uses the blockchain to reward gamers with cryptocurrency. These digital tokens are commonly used to buy real estate or digital items in games. The technology has already been used in successful blockchain games like Axie Infinity, which also has tie-ins with Square Enix.
The blockchain makes it easy for players to track the history of their NFTs. It also allows successful players to sell their in-game assets such as rare collectibles and game-winning tools. By making these assets public, people will be able to bid on them and own a piece of history.
Another benefit of blockchain for gaming nfts is the increased security of these assets. Because blockchain platforms use powerful data encryption technologies, players don't have to worry about hackers attacking their accounts. Moreover, there's no centralised server to compromise, so hackers can't access private information about players. Developers can also keep in touch with their players and hear their feedback.
The introduction of Cryptocurrency in gaming has created a new world of gaming opportunities. In-game items can now be traded for digital goods in the real world, and players can also sell them to other players for money. This new type of system is gaining popularity in the gaming world, and game developers are hoping it will attract more players. While there are some concerns about the new system, blockchain enthusiasts are confident it is the right move for gaming.
The integration of cryptocurrency in gaming will continue, but the process will take time. Though this new technology is still relatively new, established gaming companies are showing interest in incorporating it into future titles. Ubisoft, for instance, has integrated NFTs into its Ghost Recon Breakpoint game, and other developers have expressed interest.
Another example of how cryptocurrency is being used in gaming games is in Axie Infinity. The game features virtual monster-like pets called Axies. Players can battle other Axies, breed, and spend crypto tokens on these virtual assets.
Gaming nfts monetization is one of the fastest growing trends in the gaming industry. A number of major publishers are interested in developing games with NFTs. In fact, Ubisoft, the creator of some of the biggest games in the world, has recently incorporated NFT mechanics into its popular games.
NFTs are virtual items that players can buy and sell. These items can be sold in game marketplaces operated by third parties. While these third-party platforms are separate from in-game marketplaces, they still comply with regulatory standards. As a result, gaming nfts monetization is a promising and lucrative trend.
While NFTs are popular for selling common game items, they're also gaining traction in the gaming industry as "in-game assets" that provide digital property rights to users. This can make it easier for developers to earn money and create better games. Game developers are early adopters of this new technology and are eager to test gameplay mechanics built on top of NFTs.
Authenticity of nfts
NFTs, or network-based transfer of value, are a way to manage ownership across gaming ecosystems. The technology, which uses blockchains to create a distributed database, ensures the integrity of digital files. This allows the player to own their digital files even if their publisher goes out of business. It is also possible to earn money through the sale of NFTs on external platforms.
Authenticity is crucial to the value of gaming assets. In some games, the rarity of virtual items can be worth millions of dollars. To avoid duplication, blockchain technology allows players to check the authenticity of gaming NFTs. The immutable records in the blockchain make it difficult to duplicate a particular asset. The technology also helps protect users from fraudulent activity.
With gaming NFTs, gamers can create marketplaces for in-game assets, and verify their provenance. NFTs are the digital version of certificates of authenticity, which are prevalent in the real-world art and collectibles markets. The technology behind NFTs is cryptographic smart contracts that work on a distributed blockchain. These contracts are typically built on Ethereum, which is one of the most popular blockchains.
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A proud child of Cape Town's infamous District Six, Alex La Guma (1925 - 1985) is one of South Africa's unsung literary heroes. As a novelist and a freedom fighter, he followed in the footsteps of his politically active father, Jimmy La Guma to combat the injustices of apartheid, then went into exile in London with his family after harrowing periods of solitary detention and severe harassment at the hands of South Africa's Special Branch police.
With an eye for the minutiae of life - depicted in all its harsh reality, tempered with profound compassion, gentle humour and a beautifully ornate prose style, he produced five superb novels and over a dozen short stories between 1962 and 1979. In addition to his writing, his political work continued in exile and he subsequently left London for Havana, Cuba to become chief representative of the African National Congress in the Caribbean.
Yet today, tragically, in the country of his birth - where his books were once banned - he is virtually unknown, a forgotten colossus. However, his potent genius for creating vivid characters amidst the brutality of apartheid, his masterful storytelling technique, his ardent humanity and unwavering support of the poor, the oppressed and the ostracized, will in time all ensure his lasting fame, both in South Africa and abroad.
Be in no doubt: the name of Alex La Guma - as a novelist, an activist in the liberation struggle - and as a remarkable human being - should be on all our lips.


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Q: using 'lighter' weight of a font I'm trying to use the "Helvetica Light" font, which comes bundled with Helvetica.  To do this I read that I had to specify "Helvetica Light" AND font-weight: lighter.  I've gotten this to work only by doing this (in SASS):
  p
    font: "Helvetica Light", Arial, sans-serif
    font-size: 12px
    font-weight: lighter

and in other instances,
 h2.light
    font: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif
    font-size: 12px
    font-weight: lighter

(or with font-family instead of font)
which is really weird and the only combos that works so far (combining all properties into 'font' doesn't work, and calling the font: as font-family: sometimes doesn't work.
In another rule, I wasn't able to get it to work unless I ONLY had font-weight: lighter with no font specified (but it inherited Helvetica).
Now I copied the exact same font styles as the p and put it in an h4 and it no longer works.  Wtf?  What am I doing wrong/why is this so buggy?
EDIT: THIS IS NOT A SYNTAX PROBLEM.  To the answers below, note that I am using SASS. No semicolons and brackets needed.  Also the file I am editing is 5k lines long (a hand me down) and grouped into somewhat organized sections.  So I'd like to keep the sections intact until I can refactor it, but then I can't group all the p's and h2.lights together since they are in different sections.
Thanks!

A: Try this.
p
  font: 'Helvetica Light', 'Helvetica', Arial, sans-serif
  font-size: 12px
  font-weight: 100

Just for reference, lighter works relative to the inherited value. It's better to use absolute values.
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/fonts.html#font-boldness

A: what finally worked for me was to have font-family as Helvetica, and font-weight as lighter (but not the condensed format, which doesn't work).

A: Note: this answer was written before the OP specified SASS. It applies to CSS only.
A couple of things you should do to clean this up:
Semi-colons
All your CSS rules should end with a semi-colon, such as font-weight:lighter;
Grouping
As you have 2 identical CSS rules, the fastest and most concise way to do it is this:
p,
h2.light,
other_rules {
  font: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
  font-size: 12px;
  font-weight: lighter;
}

Then for the one rule where you want a different font,
p{ font: "Helvetica Light", Arial, sans-serif; }

Be sure to put your exceptions below the general rules (i.e. in the order I've shown you here) because CSS is implemented in order, and a rule further down the document will take priority.

A: Try this:
  p, h2.light
    font: "Helvetica Light", Arial, sans-serif
    font-size: 12px
    font-weight: lighter

A: inheritance, establish a base metric typography, so device doesn't crack-up style intersections
body[role="put something here"] h1, p, etc
font-size: 62.5%

Helvetica light, mix with unix-mac-windows-webfont (webfont needs js, may pull you up over edge
font-family
Helvetica Light, Helveticaneue Light, Calibri Light,  Helveticaneue, Helvetica, Gill Sans, Myriad Pro, Arial, Lucida Grande, sans-serif

degrade per Meyer, or try just 2 hl, ss... also, check out your mixin
https://github.com/less/less.js/issues/389
Sass for Web Designers by Dan Cedarholm and Chris Coyier

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Q: Tkinter - AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'set' - Dice Roll Simulator The code i'm trying run is below. I'm trying to get the user input through a widget box and then run the while loop to simulate the Dice roll. I'm getting the below error.
from tkinter import *

from tkinter import ttk

def Dice_roll(event):

    while True:
        x.get()
        if x[0].lower() == 'y':
            m = random.randrange(1, 7)
            if m == 1:
                print("The number on the dice is", m)
            elif m == 2:
                print("The number on the dice is", m)
            elif m == 3:
                print("The number on the dice is", m)
            elif m == 4:
                print("The number on the dice is", m)
            elif m == 5:
                print("The number on the dice is", m)
            elif m == 6:
                print("The number on the dice is", m)
            else:pass

        if x[0].lower() == 'n':
           print("Thank you for playing the game :-)")
           break

x.delete(0, "end")
root = Tk()
x = Entry(root)
x.pack(side=LEFT)

Label(root, text="Want to roll the dice(Yes/No)?").pack(side=TOP)
Button.bind("<Button-1>",Dice_roll)
Button.pack(side=LEFT)

root.mainloop()

Error Message is below: I am trying to get the input from Button1 which needs to passed to the Dice_roll function. This is my first time trying to use tkinter module. I am not sure if the functionality works for string values.
**AttributeError**              Traceback (most recent call last)

<ipython-input-32-ce597da421bf> in <module>()
 45
 46 Label(root, text="Want to roll the dice(Yes/No)?").pack(side=TOP)
---> 47 Button.bind("<Button-1>",Dice_roll)
 48 Button.pack(side=LEFT)
 49

~**\Continuum\anaconda3\lib\tkinter\__init__.py in bind**(self, sequence, func, add)
   1243         of bound events are returned."""
   1244
-> 1245         return self._bind(('bind', self._w), sequence, func, add)
   1246     def unbind(self, sequence, funcid=None):
   1247         """Unbind for this widget for event SEQUENCE  the

AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute '_bind'

A: You tried to call bind on the Button class itself without actually creating a Button object (by contrast, with the Label you correctly created a Label object first, then called pack on it). You need to construct a Button first, then call bind on the new object. Your error occurred because you tried to call the method without binding it to an object, so the first positional argument ("<Button-1>") got interpreted as self, and when it tried to invoke Button methods on it (in this case, set), everything broke.


Hong Kong is one of the most digitally equipped cities, with a staggering 232% penetration rate of smartphones and 176% for internet subscriptions in 2017. With the growing influence of e-commerce in the rest of the world, one has to wonder why Hong Kong, by all means, a technologically advanced city, falls well behind in such development. Some say Hong Kong consumers are much more reluctant to try new technologies, but can this be solved by solely demand push solutions? Multiple factors have hindered the development of e-commerce in Hong Kong, coming from both demand and supply sides.
When shopping online, Hong Kong consumers prefer to make purchases on online platforms rather than shop specific apps as these platforms are designed to provide a frictionless shopping experience. In Hong Kong, apart from HKTV Mall (the largest online shopping platform), there are a limited amount of other online platforms. The absence of large online retail platforms makes it difficult for consumers to compare products over multiple sellers. Compared to Amazon, eBay and Walmart in the US, or JD, Tmall and Taobao in China, there are plenty of untapped opportunities in Hong Kong.
There are just under 350 department stores in Hong Kong, which means there is a department store every three square kilometres, and the number has yet to include other retailers and convenience stores. Therefore, given that it is incredibly convenient to shop in Hong Kong, most consumers would, for example, pick up groceries daily on their way to and from work.
The following table shows the comparison between the two main supermarkets in Hong Kong with an online platform (ParknShop and Wellcome), and leading supermarkets from Singapore (Redmart) and the UK (Morrisons).
From the above comparison, it is clear that Hong Kong players have a smaller delivery window and in general take longer to deliver. Supermarkets in the UK and Singapore (taken as examples) provide same-day delivery for some products, while Hong Kong players do not offer such service. Furthermore, Hong Kong supermarkets' online platforms offer a narrower range of products.
Hong Kong grocery shoppers tend to split their shopping across different shops: they would buy meat and vegetables from their local retailers, seafood from the wet market, and everything else from the supermarket. It is a common belief that in this way, they can ensure that the quality of the products is up to their standard. Meat is usually a key and expensive component of a grocery basket in Hong Kong. If shopping online is supposed to be an alternative to this shopping habit, being unable to offer fresh meat is a big hindrance to shifting groceries online. In addition, the lack of such an expensive item makes it even more difficult to meet the minimum order to be eligible for free delivery; potentially one of the reasons why most Hong Kong shoppers are not too keen on shopping for groceries online.
Ironically, the majority of shoppers choose to have their orders delivered to one of the retailers' pick-up spots instead of to their home. The main reason is that the available time slots for delivery are often inconvenient for consumers who work full time. In addition, retailers do not offer concrete delivery time slots, rather, they would deliver the product any time during working hours. Hong Kong consumers like to have the freedom to pick up their goods anytime instead of having to be at home to wait for the delivery to arrive.
Compared to the e-commerce scene in China, a stark contrast can be seen: lower minimum spend for free delivery; 2-hour delivery slots, and a wide array of products available online. In mainland China, one can see how mobile payments for street hawkers and taxi drivers has become the norm, while Taobao (an online commercial platform) has become a verb. Chinese consumers expect an omnichannel shopping experience, and the public is eagerly looking forward to the next technological advancement from e-commerce vendors. The success of e-commerce in mainland China is facilitated by the combination of both supply and demand factors.
From the above analysis of the Hong Kong e-commerce scene, supply-side factors certainly hinder consumers from shopping online. However, Hong Kong is moving in the right direction in pursuit of a more developed e-commerce environment; industry sources suggested almost a third of CEOs say they plan to increase their investments in their e-commerce and online sales operations in the short term. As Hong Kong millennials warm up to the idea of shopping online, major retailers, as well as smaller vendors, are getting more aggressive with their e-commerce strategies.
All in all, with Hong Kong e-commerce in its infancy, there is certainly potential for e-commerce to take off in the near future. It is simply riskier for businesses to avoid developing a digital strategy than to put resources into it.


Hey Miep, it would really help if you clued us in with a quick summary of what the issue is.
It's not really possible to reduce gender critical analysis or an assessment of why this culture is doomed to a quick summary. Otherwise, women should be allowed to speak without being threatened and assaulted or blacklisted. See McCarthy.


Thanks to the popularity of high-intensity exercise programs, many fitness centers are changing their equipment offerings and creating space for high-intensity conditioning programs. Likewise many personal trainers now make exercises like barbell deadlifts, sled pushes, Turkish get-ups, overhead presses and kettlebell swings standard components of clients' workout programs. It's important to keep in mind, however, that the sight of a huge tire, the shape of a kettlebell, the sound of a barbell dropping on a platform or the noise of a heavy rope slamming against the ground could be intimidating to the novice exerciser.
It's also important to consider whether high-intensity workouts are appropriate for someone who is just starting to exercise. While there is a ton of evidence supporting the benefits of high-intensity exercise for clients of all skill levels, that doesn't mean it's appropriate for every single person walking into a gym. Now, you might argue that using full body exercises is more functional and helps clients prepare for challenges they may face in their daily lives. Your primary role as a trainer, however, is to not only give clients a workout for the day, but to help them learn how to make physical activity a regular part of their daily lives.
I used to define myself as a "functional trainer" and took pride in creating a variety of movement-based exercise programs. A number of years ago I attended a lecture given by strength coach Mike Boyle, author of the book Functional Training for Sports. He described functional training as training with a purpose, and asserted that challenging exercises may provide a variety of benefits, but if the exercises don't address a client's specific interests, or if the client is uncomfortable doing the exercises separate from the trainer, are they truly functional?
In other words, you need to consider the needs of your clients and eliminate the tendency to use the types of workouts you enjoy. Even though I like using barbells and kettlebells for my personal workouts, when it comes to exercising on their own many of my clients are more comfortable using weightlifting machines. More importantly, machines can help clients become stronger while establishing the healthy behaviors necessary to make exercise a consistent part of their daily routines.
Strength training provides a number of benefits and the primary feature of machines is that they use cams and pulleys to place the greatest amount of resistance at the point where a particular muscle is in its strongest position, thus helping that muscle to develop to its fullest potential. If the goal of an exercise program is to create large, well-defined muscles, machine training can be an extremely functional way to achieve that outcome.
Here are six benefits of weight machines that can help you reconsider whether it's worthwhile adding them to your clients' programs.
Mechanical overload is the amount of physical force placed on a muscle and is essential for stimulating muscle growth. Compound barbell lifts require optimal range-of-motion from a number of joints. If one of those joints does not function properly, it could cause an injury. Because exercise machines control the path of motion and place the greatest amount of force where a muscle is the strongest, it can be a safe way to apply the overload necessary to stimulate muscle growth.
There are two components of muscle: the elastic component of fascia and the connective tissue responsible for providing shape and transmitting forces from one section of muscle to another, and the contractile element of the actin and myosin protein filaments responsible for controlling muscle contractions. Improving muscle size and strength requires using external resistance to stimulate the contractile element to become capable of generating higher levels of force. Machine training can be extremely effective for achieving this outcome.
Metabolic overload occurs when a muscle is required to work to a point of momentary fatigue and does not have the energy to generate another contraction. Muscle growth occurs either as a result of mechanical or metabolic overload. A long-time bodybuilding secret for achieving rapid muscle growth is the use of drop sets, which involves doing an exercise to the point of momentary fatigue, immediately lowering (dropping) the weight, and then continuing to the next point of exhaustion. Machines provide the safest and most time-efficient means of being able to perform drop sets to the point of complete fatigue, which ensures that all fibers in a particular muscle have been engaged.
Circuit training requires transitioning from one exercise to another with a minimal amount of rest and can be effective for creating both a mechanical and metabolic overload for your clients. You might design circuits featuring barbells, kettlebells and weight sleds and encourage your clients to work to the point of fatigue. However, it can be intimidating for clients to use this equipment on their own. The solution is to design a machine-based circuit for your clients to follow when you're not working directly with you, which allows them to experience the benefits of circuit training without the need to know how to properly use advanced equipment.
In addition to the many health benefits of strength training, including improved metabolic efficiency, enhanced neuromuscular coordination or stronger muscles, many clients simply want to look better. Muscle definition is the result of a muscle remaining in a state of semi-contraction. Machines are designed to create mechanical overload in a specific muscle, which means they can help improve definition in that muscle. One unique programming strategy is to do a compound, multijoint exercise (e.g., a barbell squat) followed immediately by a muscle-isolation exercise (e.g., a machine-based hamstring curl) to continue using a specific muscle to the point of fatigue, which results in greater definition.
When used properly, free-weight equipment like barbells, dumbbells, kettlebells and medicine balls can be extremely effective. However, if an individual lacks a base level of strength or basic movement skills, using this equipment could increase the risk of injury. Even if an individual is strong, the ego is sometimes stronger, causing him to lift a weight that is heavier than his existing level of strength. While overloading a barbell for a squat or bench press could cause serious injury, machines allow a user to lift with maximal loads with a minimal risk of injury from falling weights.
The role of a personal trainer is to help clients live healthier lives. If we design exercise programs that are so challenging that our clients don't feel comfortable working out on their own then we our failing in our mission. While I still design challenging barbell and kettlebell workouts for when I am working directly with a client, I now take the time to also develop a machine-based exercise program that the client can use on those days when we don't meet or when he or she may be traveling out of town.
Don't get stuck in the trap of training your clients like you train yourself. You can design the best program in the world, but if the client doesn't feel comfortable doing it when you're not there, you're doing them a major disservice. Opening up my way of thinking to appreciate the benefits of old-school exercise machines has helped me deliver solutions that meet my clients needs and that is the true definition functional training.


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Q: Как написать функцию на js, которая проверяет, был ли уже когда то введен параметр с определенным значением function make(n) {
    var currentCount = [];
    return function (n) {
        for (var i = 0; i < currentCount.length; i++) {
            if (currentCount[i] === n) {
                console.log('уже была')
            } else {
                console.log('не было')
            }
        }
        currentCount.push(n)
    };
}

var counter = make(); // (*)

counter(2)
counter(1)
counter(2)
counter(2)
counter(2)
counter(2)

Вроде написал, но как то криво работает(((
Функция не должна использовать внешние переменные.
Например
f(2) //false,
f(1) //false,
f(2) //true,
f(2) //true,
f(12) //false,
f(1) //true,

A: Я не думаю что это возможно в общем случае, потому что нужен алгоритм глубокого сравнения объектов (да их существует куча, но у каждого свои недостатки). Но можно сделать например если речь идёт про примитивные данные и/или передаваемые объекты нужно сравнивать по ссылке, тогда можно:

*

*Вне функции объявить набор new Set()

*Каждый раз смотреть есть ли в наборе переданный параметр или нет

*Если нет, то добавляем в набор значение параметра и возвращаем false

*Иначе возвращаем true
Код:

const memory = new Set();

const f = (param) => {
  if (memory.has(param)) return true;

  memory.add(param);

  return false;
};

const y = {z: 1};

console.log(1, f(1));
console.log(2, f(2));
console.log(3, f(1));
console.log(4, f(2));
console.log(5, f({x: 1}));
console.log(6, f({x: 1}));
console.log(7, f(y));
console.log(8, f(y));

Ну выводы 1-4 думаю не стоит объяснять. Выводы 5 и 6 - это false, потому что сравниваются объекты по ссылке, а не по значению, а при описании объекта, каждый раз создаётся новый объекта с новой ссылкой. Ну и выводы 7, 8 - false и true потому что мы записали ссылку в переменную и два раза отправили одну и ту же ссылку
Если нужно без внешнего параметра, то можно так (логика точно такая же, просто пользуемся обёрткой):

const wrapper = () => {
  const memory = new Set();

  const f = (param) => {
    if (memory.has(param)) return true;

    memory.add(param);

    return false;
  }

  return f;
};

const f = wrapper();

const y = {z: 1};

console.log(1, f(1));
console.log(2, f(2));
console.log(3, f(1));
console.log(4, f(2));
console.log(5, f({x: 1}));
console.log(6, f({x: 1}));
console.log(7, f(y));
console.log(8, f(y));


text:
package create

import (
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"strings"

	"github.com/spf13/cobra"

	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/api/meta"
	metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime"
	kapi "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/kubectl/cmd/templates"
	cmdutil "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/kubectl/cmd/util"

	ocmdutil "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/cmd/util"
	imageapi "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/image/apis/image"
	imageclient "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/image/generated/internalclientset/typed/image/internalversion"
	"github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/oc/cli/util/clientcmd"
)

const ImageStreamTagRecommendedName = "imagestreamtag"

var (
	imageStreamTagLong = templates.LongDesc(`
		Create a new image stream tag

		Image streams tags allow you to track, tag, and import images from other registries. They also
		define an access controlled destination that you can push images to. An image stream tag can
		reference images from many different registries and control how those images are referenced by
		pods, deployments, and builds.

		If --resolve-local is passed, the image stream will be used as the source when pods reference
		it by name. For example, if stream 'mysql' resolves local names, a pod that points to
		'mysql:latest' will use the image the image stream points to under the "latest" tag.`)

	imageStreamTagExample = templates.Examples(`
		# Create a new image stream tag based on an image on a remote registry
		%[1]s mysql:latest --from-image=myregistry.local/mysql/mysql:5.0
		`)
)

type CreateImageStreamTagOptions struct {
	ISTag  *imageapi.ImageStreamTag
	Client imageclient.ImageStreamTagsGetter

	FromImage   string
	From        string
	Annotations []string

	DryRun bool

	Mapper       meta.RESTMapper
	OutputFormat string
	Out          io.Writer
	Printer      ObjectPrinter
}

// NewCmdCreateImageStreamTag is a command to create a new image stream tag.
func NewCmdCreateImageStreamTag(name, fullName string, f *clientcmd.Factory, out io.Writer) *cobra.Command {
	o := &CreateImageStreamTagOptions{
		Out: out,
		ISTag: &imageapi.ImageStreamTag{
			ObjectMeta: metav1.ObjectMeta{},
			Tag:        &imageapi.TagReference{},
		},
	}

	cmd := &cobra.Command{
		Use:     name + " NAME",
		Short:   "Create a new image stream tag.",
		Long:    imageStreamTagLong,
		Example: fmt.Sprintf(imageStreamTagExample, fullName),
		Run: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) {
			cmdutil.CheckErr(o.Complete(cmd, f, args))
			cmdutil.CheckErr(o.Validate())
			cmdutil.CheckErr(o.Run())
		},
		Aliases: []string{"istag"},
	}

	cmd.Flags().StringVar(&o.FromImage, "from-image", "", "Use the provided remote image with this tag.")
	cmd.Flags().StringVar(&o.From, "from", "", "Use the provided image stream tag or image stream image as the source: [<namespace>/]name[:<tag>|@<id>]")
	cmd.Flags().StringSliceVarP(&o.Annotations, "annotation", "A", nil, "Set an annotation on this image stream tag.")
	cmd.Flags().BoolVar(&o.ISTag.Tag.ImportPolicy.Scheduled, "scheduled", false, "If set the remote source of this image will be periodically checked for imports.")
	cmd.Flags().BoolVar(&o.ISTag.Tag.ImportPolicy.Insecure, "insecure", false, "Allow importing from registries that are not fully secured by HTTPS.")
	cmd.Flags().StringVar((*string)(&o.ISTag.Tag.ReferencePolicy.Type), "reference-policy", (string)(o.ISTag.Tag.ReferencePolicy.Type), "If set to 'Local', referenced images will be pulled from the integrated registry. Ignored when reference is true.")
	cmd.Flags().BoolVar(&o.ISTag.Tag.Reference, "reference", o.ISTag.Tag.Reference, "If true, the tag value will be used whenever the image stream tag is referenced.")
	cmdutil.AddPrinterFlags(cmd)
	cmdutil.AddDryRunFlag(cmd)
	return cmd
}

func (o *CreateImageStreamTagOptions) Complete(cmd *cobra.Command, f *clientcmd.Factory, args []string) error {
	o.DryRun = cmdutil.GetFlagBool(cmd, "dry-run")

	switch len(args) {
	case 0:
		return fmt.Errorf("image stream tag name is required")
	case 1:
		o.ISTag.Name = args[0]
	default:
		return fmt.Errorf("exactly one argument (name:tag) is supported, not: %v", args)
	}

	annotations, remove, err := ocmdutil.ParseAnnotation(o.Annotations, nil)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if len(remove) > 0 {
		return fmt.Errorf("annotations must be of the form name=value")
	}

	// to preserve backwards compatibility we are forced to set this
	o.ISTag.Annotations = annotations
	o.ISTag.Tag.Annotations = annotations

	o.ISTag.Namespace, _, err = f.DefaultNamespace()
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	client, err := f.OpenshiftInternalImageClient()
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	o.Client = client.Image()

	o.Mapper, _ = f.Object()
	o.OutputFormat = cmdutil.GetFlagString(cmd, "output")

	o.Printer = func(obj runtime.Object, out io.Writer) error {
		return f.PrintObject(cmd, false, o.Mapper, obj, out)
	}

	switch {
	case len(o.FromImage) > 0 && len(o.From) > 0:
		return fmt.Errorf("--from and --from-image may not be used together")
	case len(o.FromImage) > 0:
		o.ISTag.Tag.From = &kapi.ObjectReference{
			Name: o.FromImage,
			Kind: "DockerImage",
		}
	case len(o.From) > 0:
		var name string
		ref, err := imageapi.ParseDockerImageReference(o.From)
		if err != nil {
			if !strings.HasPrefix(o.From, ":") {
				return fmt.Errorf("Invalid --from, must be a valid image stream tag or image stream image: %v", err)
			}
			ref = imageapi.DockerImageReference{Tag: o.From[1:]}
			name = o.From[1:]
		} else {
			name = ref.NameString()
		}
		if len(ref.Registry) > 0 {
			return fmt.Errorf("Invalid --from, registry may not be specified")
		}
		kind := "ImageStreamTag"
		if len(ref.ID) > 0 {
			kind = "ImageStreamImage"
		}
		o.ISTag.Tag.From = &kapi.ObjectReference{
			Kind:      kind,
			Name:      name,
			Namespace: ref.Namespace,
		}
	}

	return nil
}

func (o *CreateImageStreamTagOptions) Validate() error {
	if o.ISTag == nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("ISTag is required")
	}
	if o.Client == nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("Client is required")
	}
	if o.Mapper == nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("Mapper is required")
	}
	if o.Out == nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("Out is required")
	}
	if o.Printer == nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("Printer is required")
	}

	return nil
}

func (o *CreateImageStreamTagOptions) Run() error {
	actualObj := o.ISTag

	var err error
	if !o.DryRun {
		actualObj, err = o.Client.ImageStreamTags(o.ISTag.Namespace).Create(o.ISTag)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	if useShortOutput := o.OutputFormat == "name"; useShortOutput || len(o.OutputFormat) == 0 {
		cmdutil.PrintSuccess(o.Mapper, useShortOutput, o.Out, "imagestreamtag", actualObj.Name, o.DryRun, "created")
		return nil
	}

	return o.Printer(actualObj, o.Out)
}

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Residents of Mt. Oliver share a Block Watch group with neighbors in other communities.
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Q: Querying the images of an product in django Can anyone help me to get just the images of an product?
I have these two models:
class Product(models.Model):
    name=models.CharField(max_length=200,null=True)
    price=models.DecimalField(max_digits=7,decimal_places=2)
    description=models.TextField(blank=True,null=True)
    image=models.ImageField(blank=True,null=True,default="images/default.jpg")
    size=models.ManyToManyField(Size)
    digital=models.BooleanField(default=False,null=True,blank=True)
    categories = models.ForeignKey(Category,on_delete=models.SET_NULL,blank=True, null=True)
    objects = models.Manager()

class Images(models.Model):
    product=models.ForeignKey(Product,on_delete=models.SET_NULL,null=True,blank=True)
    title=models.CharField(max_length=200,null=True,blank=True)
    image=models.ImageField(blank=True,null=True)

    def __str__(self):
        return str(self.title) if self.title else 'image'

and in my views.py I use this query to get the images of just a specific product but I get all the images of all the products
query = Images.objects.all().query
    query.group_by=['product']
    img=QuerySet(query=query)

A: You can simply fetch the Product ojects of a single product with:
myproduct.images_set.all()
where myproduct is a Product object.
If you have only the primary key of the product, you can filter with:
Images.objects.filter(product_id=id_of_product)

Note: normally a Django model is given a singular name, so Image instead of Images.


Now, bear in mind that I'm a middle-aged chick who's terrible at bike riding. Terrible at most sports, really--but of course, I fake it for my children so they'll grow up "adventurous" & enjoy the outdoors. Nevertheless, when the exceptional beauty of nature whispers to me, there's just something that takes over my spirit, despite my meager athletic gifts. I have to keep going, even though my lungs strain & muscles groan. So for the first time in my life, I found myself pedaling with such wonder & exhilaration that I surprised myself, eager to see the next bend, the next vista, each one a revelation for the eyes. For all intents & purposes, I became a pretty good biker! Not about to win any races, but thoroughly enjoying myself, and I marveled that I'd somehow managed to negotiate this sport rather late in life.
Cactus roses & blossoms of extraordinary color, rooted in the most prickly of desert plants.
Vivid Indian Paintbrush, whose scarlet petals covered several high meadows in a sea of red.
Wild roses displaying delicate, paper white blossoms, with lush green leaves regardless of the desert ecozone & Rocky Mountain altitude.
Geraniums that littered hillsides & every rocky crevice, waving their bright petals like flags.
Even the rare Coyote Melon below, found only in western, arid areas like the Mojave Desert, Baja & Joshua Tree, happen to grow in the wilderness near Canon City as well. They've been enjoyed as far back in evolution by such creatures as the Mastadon (scientists have discovered remnants of their DNA in animals' intestines). But their fruit is incredibly bitter, so Native Americans tribes simply roasted & ate the melon seeds.
But the one that really took my breath away is the Indian Blanket Sunflower below (which I featured at the top of this post). This wildflower bursts with rich hues, yet always grows out of the worst dusty soil imaginable.
Sometimes late bloomers can be the best of all.
These are the ones for whom life hasn't been easy. Every force of nature & trick of environment has conspired against them. Yet these factors have only caused their colors to become that much more rich. And naturally, I couldn't help taking a little solace for my own journey in the stories of endurance that these wildflowers tell. Like many of you, I was never the shiny young thing in high school or college--I'm the kind of person who took years to unlock her passions & find her way through the maze of life, coming into her own only after hard work & her fair share of setbacks. In a culture that worships glittering youth & overnight internet millionaires, people like me often feel lost in the electronic shuffle of social media & relentless, surround-sound boasts of success junkies.
And often, their hard-won beauty is the brightest miracle of all.
I so relate! Beautiful photos and what a ride it must have been.


Welcome to De Lommerbergen in Limburg. This part of Holland has a completely different landscape to that of the flat areas of the north. Wonderful rolling hills and green landscape come hand in hand with the generous hospitality of the little touristic villages that you will find here. You most certainly should treat yourself to a slice of 'Vlaai,' a famous sweet treat that this area is renowned for. The sweet scent of cherry orchards fills the air and even the odd vineyard of two can be found in this area. The cities of Maastricht and Valkenburg are a must-see when in this beautiful scenic part of the country. They are filled with historical and culinary delights as well as plenty of open areas to explore. Don't forget to visit the wonderful caves of Valkenburg too!
Bollo the Bear is joined on De Lommerbergen by Puk and Pelle who have their own litttle wagon which children can visit. Where Bollo's club has its own full entertainment programme, Puk and Pelle add vibrancy and family fun with their theatre show. You can even take a tour in a covered wagon!
Come rain or shine you won't be short of entertainment and activities on De Lommerbergen. There is a lovely little children's farm where you can come and meet and stroke the animals or you can clamber on the playground equipment, play miniature golf or even give table tennis a little go. There is also an adventure island complete with playground for children to explore! Indoors there is even more adventure to be had on the playground of ropes and ball pool.
The subtropical water paradise on De Lommerbergen is an absolute delight. It's easy to spend hours splashing around in the toddler or jungle pools. Enjoy the waves and take a zoom down the slide: there's plenty for all the family including a wellness centre. There is even a swimmer's bar, an open air pool and recreational beach too!
When it comes to dining you may well be spoilt for choice! The on park shop is well stocked should you choose to cook in your accommodation. However, the park also has a number of restaurant and take-away options so you can let somoeone else to the washing up for a change! We like De Steeds Restaurant that has a Bollo buffet where the food counters are made at the perfect height for young children to serve themselves.
Should you wish to venture off park then why not hire a bike from reception and take a ride or walk into the woodland accessed directly from the park.
The bungalows on this park range from 1 to 4 bedrooms. They have a comfortable living and dining area with a standard kitchen inventory. The outdoor space includes a garden area with furniture.
A good value holiday park with lots to do for families. The highlights included a huge wooden play area, accessed by rope bridge, raft and bridges, children's farm, sub-tropical pool complex, crazy golf and kids club amongst others. We stayed in a Kinder-bungalow, which was loved by our children (6 and 8 years), who used all the toys and puppet theatre in the room and was a couple of minutes walk to all the facilities – even so we were visited by red squirrels and rabbits and all sorts of birdlife including a flock of ducks who came for breakfast in the mornings.
In the standard bungalows it is advised to request cots and high chairs at the time of booking. However, the children's bungalows are well equipped with all the necessities you will need for a baby or toddler. These include a bottle warmer, a baby bath, children's cutlery, toilet reducer, cot, baby rocker and changing mat. Also included in the children's accommodation are a selection of toys and games and safety covers for electric sockets.
Take a short 7 minute drive (2.7km) to the village of Reuver.
Visit the castle and gardens of Arcen just a half an hour drive away (34km). There are an impressive 15 different gardens to explore including the shadow, oriental and water gardens. When you've admired all its beauty there may even be time for a game of minigolf or to visit the exhibitions in the castle itself.
Admire the natural beauty of the landscape and lakes of The Groote Peel National Park, just an hour's drive away (45km). You may even spot some rare exotic birds along the way.
Experience the thrills of the rides and fun for the whole family at the magical themepark of 'Toverland,' just under half an hour (34km) from De Lommerbergen.
De Lommerbergen is situated close to the borders of both Belgium and Germany. The visitors center of Drielandenpunt takes you to the exact point where these countries meet and also has plenty of recreational activites to take part in too.
A hop, skip and a jump from the German border with the cities of Munich, Krefeld and Dusseldorf nearby.
Amsterdam city and airport are a 2 hour drive away (200km).
The Dutch ferry port of Rotterdam is a 2 hour drive (200km).
Eindhoven airport is just under an hour away (74km).


The Independence Farmers Market has announced special events for July, featuring the 2nd annual Berry Festival.
The Festival will take place Friday, July 18, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Berry Festival will coincide with the Friday Farmers Market, located at Independence Town Park in downtown Independence. Enjoy berries in every form, fresh local foods, music, face painting, ice cream, fiber craft demonstrations and more.


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Dawson College marks solemn 10th anniversary of mass shooting - Montreal Gazette
Kimveer Gill, the black-clad 25-year-old from Fabreville who fired 72 bullets with his semi-automatic rifle before shooting himself, just after 12:45 p.m. He had hundreds of extra bullets in his bag. "There's a reason why they are called assault rifles and not protect rifles," Gueorguiev says, borrowing a line from an Australian comedian about the need for gun control. "But in Nice it was a guy with a truck (who barrelled through a crowd). … What was going through his head? What went through (Gill's) head to do what he did? His rifle was just a tool. I wish people would pay more attention to mental health issues." Gun control amid more school shootings In the 10 years since the Dawson shooting, there have been a handful of school shootings in Canada, most recently in La Loche, Sask., where two people were killed and seven injured. (Another two students were killed in their home.) In the U.S., since the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012, there have been another 10 incidents at schools in which the shooter intended to commit mass murder. At the same time, gun control in both countries has faltered. In Canada, the long-gun registry set up after the Polytechnique massacre in 1989 was abolished by the Harper government — with all records, including those from Quebec, ordered destroyed by the Supreme Court in March 2015. Bystanders flee Westmount Square, Sept. 13, 2006, after false reports that there was a second shooter in the mall. Among them were Dawson College students who were on the street having fled the shooting rampage in the school. John Mahoney / Montreal Gazette files Public security personnel lead children down De Maisonneuve Blvd. away from a daycare on the Dawson College campus, where a gunman opened fire on students, Sept. 13, 2006. John Mahoney / Montreal Gazette files Montreal police use a small table to carry out a victim after the shooting rampage at Dawson Colle...
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Bilal Ibn Rabah, also known among the early Muslims as Bilal al-Habashi was a close companion of the Prophet Muhammed (p). Bilal was one of the first people who had embraced Islam during the early Makkan period. He was also one of the first people to get persecuted. He was relentlessly tortured by his master for accepting Islam. Below are some of the earliest documented reports on Bilal's early life and how he was persecuted and tortured for his new belief.
"Then the Quraysh showed their enmity to all those who followed the Apostle; every clan which contained Muslims attacked them, imprisoning them, and beating them, allowed them no food or drink, and exposing them to the burning heat of Mecca, so as to seduce them from their religion. Some gave way under pressure of persecution, and others resisted them, being protected by God.


Hilton Athens is situated close to the City Center.
The Galaxy Bar sits on the 13th floor of the hotel and offers a 360 view of the city and amazing view of the Acropolis.
Hiltonia Spa features a well equipped fitness center, spa, and massage rooms.


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There are 30 Assisted Living Facilities in the Satellite Beach area, with 4 in Satellite Beach and 26 nearby.
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Zon Beachside Assisted Living
1894 South Patrick Drive, Satellite Beach, FL 3...
"I love Zon Beachside. It was a very good and thorough tour. The staff took us all over the whole facility. We saw the rooms, the residents, and we even went on the memory care floor, and it looked..." More
Candy's House Inc
405 Rosedale Dr, Satellite Beach, FL 32937
"Candy's House is a Florida-licensed Assisted Living Facility in a one-story Satellite Beach home. The six-bed facility allows your loved ones to feel truly at home. We accept day-care and respite..." More
Alf At Ocean Breeze Gardens
535 Jackson Ave, Satellite Beach, FL 32937
Salus Beachside Llc
1101 Seminole Drive, Satellite Beach, FL 32937
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964 South Harbor City Boulevard, Melbourne, FL ...
"I had a wonderful experience with the director of this facility.mr guilano answered all my concerns with my parents care .i felt like my parents are gonna be awesome care in this facility look..." More
Brookdale Melbourne
1765 West Hibiscus Blvd, Melbourne, FL 32901
"During all this COVID19 mess the executive director has kept us informed throughout, and as the daughter of a resident at Brookdale of Melbourne, I am very appreciative of her communications." More
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Century Oaks
4001 Stack Blvd, Melbourne, FL 32901
"We moved over to Century Oaks, and it is much better. There are a lot of areas for activities. They have a little recreation area, an arts and crafts area, an area for meetings, and a chapel, plus..." More
Brookdale West Melbourne
7300 Greenboro Drive, West Melbourne, FL 32904
"My father is in Brookdale West Melbourne. He's very compliant and happy. He can't believe it's as nice as it is. The staff is very attentive, and they have activities for him and the other..." More
Greenwood Place
2680 Croton Road, Melbourne, FL 32935
"My tour at Brookdale Eau Gallie was good. I didn't see anything wrong with it. It has two floors, but the room I saw was small. The person who gave me the tour was very nice. I gave them a check..." More
Sonata Viera Assisted Living - New Re...
3325 Breslay Drive, Melbourne, FL 32940
"My mother lived at Sonata Viera for about a year. The staff was so helpful and nice, always there when she needed something. I felt she was treated like family. I saw many of the staff return..." More
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Bethesda on Turkey Creek
2800 Fordham Road NE, Palm Bay, FL 32905
"I went to Bethesda twice, and they had a beautiful room that would be nice for me. I like the view as it's right on the water, and I have been in the water was a youngster. I believe I could fish..." More
Victoria Landing
1279 Houston Street, Melbourne, FL 32935
"Victoria Landing was very nice. They gave us a really nice tour. They had a really nice activities list, and the religion part was there. The dining room was very nice, and the views were beautiful..." More
"Brookdale West Melbourne was a nice facility. I liked it, but my dad needed a little extra care like going to appointments to the VA, and it was something that he would have to do on his own there...." More
Cristal Palace Resort
1881 Palm Bay Rd, Palm Bay, FL 32905
"My mom was about to move into Cristal Palace, but at the last minute, they said that she needed too much care that they won't be able to provide. It's pretty, clean, well kept, bright, and sunny...." More
"I visited The Fountains, and it looked the same as other places. I don't think the people working there are forthcoming. They did not memory care, but I thought the price was comparable, the food..." More
The Brennity at Melbourne
7300 Watersong Lane, Melbourne, FL 32940
"My mom is very happy at Brennity. She really enjoys the activities. She does a work class and plays cards almost everyday. The staff has been great making sure everyone knows about outings. When..." More
Discovery Village at Melbourne
3260 N. Harbor City Boulevard, Melbourne, FL 32935
"Discovery Village had both assisted living and memory care. It was a delightful, beautiful place. The people were friendly, and the residents were very happy. They had a new director, and it looks..." More
Enclave Assisted Living
2518 Bernice Court, Melbourne, FL 32935
"Enclave is a small facility. They're all women in a private home. The girl that runs it has another home just for men. I like her philosophy and she is more caring. Mom has her own room. They took..." More
Magnolia House Assisted Living Facili...
103 Yacht Haven Drive, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
"This is a small 6 bed facility with a great waterfront view. Magnolia house has the best staff and every resident gets wonderful individualized care. The house is always very clean and meals are..." More
Autumn House
7999 Spyglass Hill Road, Viera, FL 32940
"I moved my mom into Autumn House. They have round-the-clock care, and it is only about 5-minutes from my house, so it is very convenient for me. They are very helpful, and I think their staff is..." More
Hibiscus Court
540 East Hibiscus Boulevard, Melbourne, FL 32901
"Hibiscus Court was very active and had a lot going on. I talked to a lot of residents there, and they loved the place and were happy, friendly, outgoing, and talkative. They were older but really..." More
Brookshire (THE)
85 Bulldog Boulevard, Melbourne, FL 32901
"Affordable. Caring. Veterans have a home. Pets welcome. Food great, large portions. Family atmosphere. Lots of activities. Very clean. Met with a smile. " More
Life Care Center Of Melbourne
606 E. Sheridan Road, Melbourne, FL 32901
Florida Shores of Melbourne 1 ALF
2155 KEYSTONE AVENUE, Melbourne, FL 32904
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4055 Pinewood Rd, Melbourne, FL 32934
"My husband has been in Pinewood Estates since December 5. The staff is happy, very caring, and considerate. They are very up to date on how my husband is behaving, eating, and with his medical..." More
The Town Square In Viera
1700 WUESTHOFF DRIVE, Melbourne, FL 32940
"My mother moved into Town Square in 09/2019. She loves it there. They were very up front with us from the very beginning that they are not memory care. They have many activities, and staff treat..." More
Ginny's Place of Lake Washington
2251Turtle Mound Road, Melbourne, FL 32934
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Ginny's Place of Suntree
730 Whispering Pines Circle, Melbourne, FL 32940
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Salus Senior Services
2400 New York St, Melbourne, FL 32904
Velrose Alf
1064 Briarwood Blvd Ne, Palm Bay, FL 32905
What to Consider About Assisted Living in Satellite Beach
Satellite Beach is located on a barrier island and has both river and ocean frontage. It's home to a sizable senior population, with more than 22 percent of the city's 11,000 residents aged 65 and over.
Seniors in the area who are looking for some help with daily living while remaining mostly independent can choose from one of the 32 assisted living facilities in the city and surrounding communities. Standard and Specialty licenses are available for assisted living facilities in Florida, based on the care provided. Facilities are licensed and monitored by the Agency for Health Care Administration.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Satellite Beach
Satellite Beach is a member of the AARP Network of Age-Friendly Communities, meaning that its elected leadership "has made the commitment to actively work toward making their town, city or county a great place for people of all ages," according to AARP.
The Satellite Beach area is home to world-class medical facilities, including Holmes Regional Medical Center, in the event of medical emergencies or illness.
Space Coast Area Transit provides public transport in Satellite Beach and riders aged 60 and over are eligible for a reduced fare. There's also a paratransit service available for people who can't use the fixed-route buses, which some seniors may be able to utilize.
Satellite Beach has an array of community resources for seniors, including the Aging Matters in Brevard, an organization that is dedicated to helping seniors enjoy active, healthy lives as well as more than two senior centers.
The crime rate in Satellite Beach is lower than 91 percent of Florida's other communities. The city's property crime rate of 8.5 is less than half the state average of 25.12. The violent crime rates is also low, which may be reassuring for safety-conscious seniors.
Brevard County, including Satellite Beach, has very good air quality. The State of the Air 2018 report gave the county A grades for ozone and 24-hour particle pollution. This may be beneficial to the health of seniors who have respiratory issues.
Paying for Assisted Living in Satellite Beach
$3,612.00 Satellite Beach
$3,362.00 Merritt Island
$3,306.00 Melbourne
$3,050.00 West Melbourne
$2,677.00 Palm Bay
Assisted Living costs in Satellite Beach start around $3,612 per month on average, while the nationwide average cost of assisted living is $4,000 per month, according to the latest figures from Genworth's Cost of Care Survey.
It's important to note that assisted living rates in Satellite Beach and the surrounding suburbs can vary widely based on factors such as location, the level of care needed, apartment size and the types of amenities offered at each community.
Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Satellite Beach
The Assistive Care Services waiver and the Medicaid Long-Term Care Program offer financial assistance to senior Floridians who are in assisted living facilities. The Optional State Supplement is also available to seniors receiving Social Security Income.
Learn more about these programs, plus who's eligible, on our Assisted Living in Florida page.
For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in Florida page.
Free Assisted Living Resources in Satellite Beach
Satellite Beach and the surrounding area are home to numerous government agencies and non-profit organizations offering help for seniors searching for or currently residing in an assisted living community. These organizations can also provide assistance in a number of other eldercare services such as geriatric care management, elder law advice, estate planning, finding home care and health and wellness programs.
To see a list of free assisted living resources in Satellite Beach, please visit our Assisted Living in Florida page.
Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Satellite Beach
Satellite Beach-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Florida are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Florida page for more information about these laws.
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setup: quart jars, sitting on top of a folded pillow case in their cardboard box, sitting on top of a folded towel. a walgreens heating pad is under the towel. it's all inside a plastic tub.
question - the low setting on the heating pad keeps temperatures a few degrees below (mid-82s) the optimum. medium keeps temps a few degrees above (88s). since the temp cannot be sustained between 84 and 86 with this setup (which, for reasons that aren't worth getting into, cannot be altered), which is better - a few degrees below or above optimum? how hot is too hot?
Go low. Saves energy and will grow faster.
or put it on medium and put a towel between the 2 and see what you temp sits at. may need some tweeking (2 towels, high with one towel and so on) but eventually you should figure the best for your needs.
As I understand it, 82 isn't so far off from optimal. As the mycelium raises its' own temperature a couple degrees, having a low to mid eighties environment will make the cake/casing just about mid eighty.
In some pet stores - you can often find little "dial-a-temp" rheostats (like dimmer dial for lights)for reptile heat pads that are inexpensive.
Simply turn heating pad switch on HIGH, plug it into dial type rheostat & then you can adjust temp from zero to max, setting it anywhere inside that range.
it was up to 88 for a few hours. is this in any way harmful to the mycelium or spores? it's well below the thermal death limits listed on this site. the temps are cooling down but is there any reason to worry about previous temps?
For incubation...81 to 83 degrees F is optimal.
At 88 degrees with the mycelium producing its extra few degrees the temp will be 90-92. NOT good. And a heating pad EASILY gets to 106 degrees. Thats only 8 degrees above our body temps, do you really think something that can burn YOU and YOUR skin is less then 8 degrees hotter then you?
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