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College Football, Week 15: The Kingdom, the Power, and the Personal Pizza
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by Holly Anderson
We've never been able to have terribly productive conversations with readers who begin diatribes with "THE MEDIA …" due in some part to the fondness those folks have for claiming NARRATIVE MANIPULATION. There are a couple of problems with this: namely, that the level of coordination it would require to execute whatever sinister plot you're convinced we've hatched against your team and only your team borders on the superhuman; also, that we would like to think our personal narrative manipulations occur right out in the open and consist of story lines for which no one would ever think to pay.
Then there are the times when we find ourselves in thrall to story lines already fully formed, to narratives asserting themselves with such force that there's nothing to do but sit back and take notes. We've been hollering for a couple of weeks now about the importance of the conference championship races and what a shame it is that they get glossed over en route to the big-money bowl announcements. About how the most beautiful thing about this game is found in its deeply weird regionalism, but the matchups between the best teams of those regions don't get their due affection. We're not alone.
Week 15's response to serving as the opening act for Sunday night's BCS selection show — if you can call Week 15 a sentient being, and why not, since we already called it the season's "vestigial tail" — was a full-throated tantrum for attention, featuring all of the following: one would-be BCS buster getting tossed from the Cinderella carriage by a conference rival; one repeat quelling of a desert uprising; one cannibalization of a power conference; one league title for a team named for both a food and a bird; one team that lost all of its conference games in 2012 securing a bid for the national title game; the mere presence of Duke football in a conference championship game; bowl eligibility for a program created in 2009, achieved at the expense of the Sun Belt champ; a Heisman candidate in a wrestling belt; a two-year winning streak snapped less than half a game short of a BCS title bid; and this:
Surrounded by family, Urban Meyer eats postgame pizza very quietly in corridor beneath Lucas Oil Stadium. pic.twitter.com/80FtTVegWQ
— George Schroeder (@GeorgeSchroeder) December 8, 2013
We know that no. 1 Florida State and new no. 2 Auburn will play for the national championship on January 6. We'll get to that, but Week 15 sways quietly in the background for no person, no thing, no institution. Here's how it happened, in rough chronological order, and what happens next.
(Click here for the full 2013-14 bowl schedule.)
What Happened: No. 19 Louisville 31, Cincinnati 24 (OT). Teddy Bridgewater reminded us that he can do things like this:
Also, we learned that Silverberry Mouhon has a brother named Kevin.
What Happens Now: The Cardinals were already out of the American race following a head-to-head loss to Central Florida, but the Bearcats came within an overtime period, one score in Dallas, and some luck in the polls of swiping the conference's BCS bid. (We're trying to make this sound compelling; stay with us.) Louisville's victory rendered the outcome of UCF's frosty Saturday playdate at SMU purposeless, and good thing: The Knights managed just a four-point victory, but should find the climes of the Fiesta Bowl more to their liking.
SMU stadium jumbotron showing logs on a fireplace. Brilliant. pic.twitter.com/mf5yIWGmRJ
— Paul Tenorio (@osknights) December 7, 2013
Louisville will face Miami in the Russell Athletic Bowl, while Cincinnati goes Belkcatting in Charlotte again.
What Happened: Bowling Green 47, no. 14 Northern Illinois 27. Jordan Lynch ran for 126 yards, breaking his own single-season quarterback rushing record in the third quarter. He passed for 219 more, accounted for three touchdowns … and threw two interceptions, suffering his first conference loss as a starter. NIU's defense, which was nothing to write home about all year anyway, got its doors blown clean off by Bowling Green's Matt Johnson, who threw five touchdown passes, and Travis Greene, who recorded 156 offensive yards and two scores. Falcons receivers Ronnie Moore and Alex Bayer both turned in triple-digit performances.
What Happens Now: That BCS chestnut, "Every Game Matters," is strictly enforced for non-AQ teams. The Falcons will return to Detroit for the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl, facing Pitt. Meanwhile, while a win would've put the Huskies into a second consecutive BCS bowl game, this loss lands them in the Poinsettia, versus Utah State, in what's actually one of the better matchups of the postseason. Diesel's high-fives are somber this day.
Saturday Afternoon, Early
What Happened: Rice 41, Marshall 24. The Owls, who last won an outright league title in 1957 in the Southwest Conference, secured their first Conference USA championship with this win. Rice established its first lead within five minutes, put up a multi-possession buffer with this beauty of a touchdown from Taylor McHargue to Jordan Taylor, and never let the Herd come within one score of retaking the game. And if you've read this far, you deserve to know that Rice University is not actually named after the food, but after a Massachusetts-born businessman who was chloroformed to death by his valet!
What Happens Now: December bowl games for both participants, and plenty of alliteration: Rice to the Liberty against Mississippi State, and Marshall to the Military versus Maryland.
What Happened: No. 17 Oklahoma 33, no. 6 Oklahoma State 24. Oklahoma State was favored by multiple scores and projected to earn a Fiesta Bowl berth; instead, Bedlam got all bedlam-y. Oklahoma fielded three quarterbacks, attempting series with both Blake Bell and Kendal Thompson after Trevor Knight left the game with a shoulder injury. Four quarterbacks if you count holder Grant Bothun:
Here are all the ways Oklahoma scored during this game: 64-yard punt return, 21-yard field goal, that above touchdown catch from kicker Michael Hunnicutt, a 39-yard field goal, an actual 7-yard touchdown pass from Bell with 19 seconds left in the fourth quarter, and a 3-yard fumble return as time expired. Right, and there was an earthquake.
What Happens Now: How many games have been held up as The De Facto Big 12 Conference Championship Game? But no, for real this time: As soon as Bedlam went final, both Oklahoma teams had two conference losses, and the league race shifted to the one game featuring the only remaining one-loss teams around; it just happened to kick off in the very next flight of games. As for the Sooner State squads: Oklahoma sneaked into the BCS as an at-large and will face Alabama in the Sugar Bowl; the Pokes will head to the Cotton to face Missouri. (Can you wait to hear Bob Stoops's latest feelings re: conference supremacy? You cannot! "Coach Saban, your thoughts?")
Saturday Afternoon, Later
What Happened: No. 9 Baylor 30, no. 25 Texas 10. The Big 12 does not stage a conference championship game, but as if crafted by an unseen and determinedly melodramatic hand, the league race came down to the last regular-season game, which took place right alongside everybody else's Actual Conference Championship Games. Bryce Petty, still operating without top target Tevin Reese, threw for 287 yards, his third 200-yard game of the season. That isn't great, because all of Petty's other games were 300- or 400-yarders, because Baylor. But Glasco Martin and Lache Seastrunk combined for 180 rushing yards in their second game back from missing multiple weeks with injuries, and Bears corner K.J. Morton, who'd previously intercepted one pass all year, picked off Case McCoy twice. Texas squandered further scoring chances with a failed fourth-down conversion, a fumble, and a missed field goal.
What Happens Now: The Big 12, which began eating its own tail with Baylor's loss to OSU in Week 13, has now eaten enough segments of its body to circle back to the Bears, where … it stopped eating? (We're not biologists.) Like Rice, Baylor hadn't won an outright conference title since the days of the Southwest Conference; the Bears' last solo crown came in 1980. For their troubles, the Bears get to spend New Year's Day playing in the Fiesta Bowl. For the Longhorns, it's Mack Brown Decision Party time:
What Happened: No. 3 Auburn 59, no. 5 Missouri 42. Three months ago, Auburn went neck and neck with Washington State at home for most of Gus Malzahn's first game as head coach. Three weeks after that, the Tigers sustained what would be their only loss of the season, in Baton Rouge. Three weeks ago, we thought we'd seen it all on the Plains. Last week, we started to develop real concerns regarding the existence of a seen-it-all ceiling. Saturday night, a team that went winless in conference play in 2012 played its way into the national title game on the back of a 304-yard rushing performance from Tre Mason. We are about out of adjectives for Auburn.
What Happens Now: The most riotously entertaining season in recent SEC history draws, perhaps mercifully, to a close. Mock turtleneck sales spike. And thanks to the events of the Big Ten championship later Saturday night, a grateful nation was spared from any more discussion of What It Means To Be A One-Loss SEC Team when it came to ranking programs for postseason consideration. The Tigers of the East make up the other half of what should be a rollicking Cotton Bowl; the Tigers of the West make their first trip to Pasadena.
As Long As We're Talking About Cats: Lookit!
What Happened: No. 7 Stanford 38, no. 11 Arizona State 14. About that suspicion that the Cardinal–Sun Devils rematch in the Pac-12 championship would look really, really different from their September meeting, a 42-28 Stanford win: It did! In that Kevin Hogan completed 12 passes for 277 yards rather than 11 for 151! And that Tyler Gaffney improved upon his 18-carry, 87-yard, two-score outing with a 22-rush, 133-yard, three-score performance! Here he is on Stanford's second offensive play, which worked out really well for him:
What Happens Now: Gaffney watched Stanford's last Rose Bowl appearance in street clothes; he'll get to start this one. The Cardinal get Michigan State in the 100th edition of the Granddaddy. Arizona State falls to the Holiday Bowl versus Texas Tech.
What Happened: No. 1 Florida State 45, no. 20 Duke 7. Florida State Florida-Stated all over the place following an uneven first quarter, the Noles' first scoreless first period since 2012. Jameis Winston stayed in the game quite a long time by 2013 Florida State standards, and he broke a few records. A whole bunch of receivers on both sides got walloped in their torsos. Kelvin Benjamin gave piggyback rides to overmatched defenders. Karlos Williams comported himself a bit more rudely.
What Happens Now: One sure thing heading into Week 15 stayed a sure thing heading out: Florida State will play for the national title.
Saturday Night, Slightly Later
What Happened: No. 10 Michigan State 34, no. 2 Ohio State 24. Win, and they were in, just as soon as they finished fighting this implacable serpent. And say this for the Buckeyes: Down 17-0 midway through the second quarter to the country's best defense, with a two-year winning streak and an invitation to the national title game at stake, Ohio State fought back, on both sides of the ball — and it worked. For a while, it worked. That 17-0 MSU start turned into a 24-17 OSU lead — until Michigan State scored 17 unanswered to win 34-24. On the bingo card you surely had plotted out for this game, did "Ohio State fields two 100-yard rushers, and loses" rate a spot? What about "Michigan State throws for 300 yards"? Anybody?
What Happens Now: Those Midwesterners, ever polite, have cut short so much postseason hollering. Urban Meyer will be hailed as an SEC sleeper agent on message boards. Michigan State partisans will lie awake, perhaps, pondering the existential nature of pass interference penalties. Their consolation prize, in Pasadena, is a grand one. Their matchup, versus Stanford, is one of the year's best. The Buckeyes are bound for a warmer destination and an Orange Bowl meeting with Clemson, and if the band is looking for halftime inspiration, we offer this modest suggestion.
And really, this is going to haunt us forever:
Saturday Night, After That
What Happened: No. 23 Fresno State 24, Utah State 17. With all possible respect to Utah State and the fabulous job first-year head coach Matt Wells has done despite losing his star quarterback for half the season, Derek Carr turning in another 400-plus-yard passing performance in his last game in Fresno was a welcome and deserved sight.
What Happens Now: Fresno to the Las Vegas Bowl, Utah State to the Poinsettia, and Carr into your hearts, forever:
Derek Carr is the people's champ. (Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY) pic.twitter.com/MXZNfurbCy
— SB Nation CFB (@SBNationCFB) December 8, 2013
And to all a good night.
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Fintech in Gaming
Twitter and gaming, fintech in gaming and esports, gaming as a leader in interactive media
Twitter & Gaming
In 2019, Twitter saw 1.2 billion tweets about gaming (+20% y/y). The gaming community spends quite a bit of time on Twitter as well as other platforms like Discord and Twitch. For Twitch, viewers spent 9.6 billion hours watching content on the platform in 2019 (+13% y/y).
Going forward, generic platforms (Twitter, FB, Reddit) will continue to be used by the gaming community, yet in the past few years we've seen the rise of dedicated solutions for this digitally native audience. Current examples include companies like Discord (chat/voice), Twitch (streaming), or Kotaku (news). I expect this to continue.
Gaming/Esports + FinTech
We are actively watching how the theme of how fintech is being applied in gaming. It is clear that the monetization per minute for the video gamer is highly under monetized when compared to other entertainment sectors. Also, the esports fan is also under monetized at around $2-4 per fan (annual) vs a traditional sport like the NFL (~$200/fan annually). To close both of these gaps, this not only means that the value prop has to continue to expand but consumers will be increasingly monetized in new ways going forward. To facilitate this healthy innovation and progress, fintech has a key role to play in a global cross-boarder gaming environment.
In startups, there are large market opportunities for the companies that can further enhance the gamer/viewer experience while also creating the reasonable expectation that not everything is free. Within the gaming community especially, this is a difficult balance. Even so, many companies have succeeded at striking this balance and we expect the volume of companies who succeed at this to increase going forward.
According to Earnest, in a survey done in 2018, 64.6% of gamers in the US have at least a bachelor's degree. Also, according to the US Bureau of Labor, the median income for individuals with a bachelor's degree is ~$61k per year. In 2018, the St. Louis Federal Reserve showed that the individual median income in the US at ~$33k. Following these statistics, ~65% of gamers make roughly 2x the median income.
We are watching this data very closely as we continue to invest in the video gaming space.
Video Gaming: A Leader in Interactive Media
We came across this quote on a Hacker News post recently and thought it was interesting:
"Games are just the forefront to interactive media. Apps are getting "gamified" and pretty much anything that can be interactive will be because it's the next level as far as creative and communication medium. At first it was just paintings etc, then photography, then film, and now games which is really interactive digital content."
Games are special because when you play them, you're largely in control. Your actions determine the outcome and the experience you have. It's slightly different and more nuanced when you introduce multiplayer formats, but the core fact remains that whatever you do influences what happens.
That level of interactivity makes for an extremely engaging experience, which doesn't exist elsewhere in media. It's so compelling that other mediums started "gamifying" their content, mimicing the lessons learned in video gaming.
This is most famous in mobile apps and tools (as the quote above mentions), but does anyone remember the Choose Your Own Adventure (www.cyoa.com) books? These were children's books where the reader had to make decisions for the main character along the way. These were a great success.
Within the gaming space, we're even starting to see audience interactivity take hold, which is a main reason why we invested in Muxy (you can read here why we invested in this team). We're excited to see how this trend in interactive media continues to unfold not only in gaming but also in other industries across the board.

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Apr 18, 2019 - Energy & Environment
Plastics are "potentially everywhere"
Andrew Freedman
Adapted from Ostle, et. al., "The rise in ocean plastics evidenced from a 60-year time series", 2019; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon/Axios
In the past decade, plastics have been found in the ocean's deepest and most remote points, collecting in massive, dense clumps, and clogging the stomachs of marine life washed up onto shorelines.
What's new: Tiny plastic pieces from broken down bags and packaging are now being detected in another element: the air. These microplastics are being deposited onto an isolated, pristine site in the French Pyrenees at an altitude of about 4,600 feet, per a new study. There's also been a sharp uptick in plastic pollution in the ocean since the late 1950s, according to another study published this week.
Why it matters: The findings bring new urgency to efforts already underway to assess the potential human health impacts from exposure to plastics and the cascading consequences of plastic pollution for ecosystems.
Plastics could harm human health if they are ingested in certain quantities over time but exactly what those quantities and conditions are, and whether humans are exposed to them is not yet known with confidence.
What they did: Researchers examined atmospheric particles collected between November 2017 and March 2018 near a meteorological station in the Pyrenees.
They found microplastics, ranging in size from about 100 microns to 3 millimeters, were abundant at the site, despite being far from any large cities that would presumably be sources.
Analyses of weather conditions found the plastics were likely coming from at least 60 miles away, lofted by the wind and washed out of the air by precipitation, the researchers report in Nature Geoscience.
But, but, but: The new study is limited in scope, having looked at just one small plot of land, and additional field and modeling studies are needed to understand the scale of the airborne microplastics problem, the study's authors tell Axios.
However, the results match other observations of airborne microplastics in the megacities of Paris and Dongguan, and raise the possibility that plastic pollution is hitching a ride with the weather, the authors say.
"It is potentially everywhere, it's where you breathe … and everywhere the wind blows. So what you do impacts everywhere in the world."
— Deonie Allen, study co-author and researcher in the School of Agricultural and Life Sciences in Toulouse, France
The big picture: It's not just microplastics. Pollution from macroplastics — bags, cartons and other debris — has also increased sharply in the North Atlantic.
Researchers traced a history of plastic pollution in the North Atlantic since 1957 using data from the Continuous Plankton Recorder, an instrument towed behind ships.
They searched the recorder's log for evidence of entanglement in plastic debris, and found the number of instances dramatically increased between 1957 and 2016, particularly in the North Sea.
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Go deeper:
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About Republikon Institute
Republikon Institute is a liberal think tank organisation based in Budapest, focusing on analysing Hungarian and international politics, formulating policy recommendations and initiating projects that contribute to a more open, democratic and free society. The goal of the Institute is to promote discussion and implementation of liberal ideas, approaches and policies.
Hungarian Elections 2014: Turnout and the Impact of the Electoral System
Republikon Institute/ May 9, 2014 August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment
Using the official election results and its own reasearch Republikon Instutite analyzed the results of the Hungarian national elections in 2014. In this article the most important findings are summed up regarding the turnout and the impact of the different elements of the new election system.
Hungarian Elections 2014: Parties' Performance
Besides the general turnout and results of the elections Republikon Institute took a deeper look into the performance of each parties as well, with special regard to the changes since 2010, the parties different performance in different regions and the phenomenon of fragment of ballots.
Euroscepticism on the Rise But to Varying Degrees
Republikon Institute/ April 18, 2014 August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment
Republikon Institute used data available from Eurobarometer to construct three categories among voting-age population in Europe: eurosceptics, who are dissatisfied with Europe; "soft eurooptimists", who, in general, are comfortable with the depth of European integration, and "federalists", who would give more power to Brussels. The Institute then looked at the ratio of these categories in different countries – with a special focus on Central Eastern Europe.
Hungarian Party Positions on Ukraine
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From among the EU member-states, the Hungarian government used the most lenient approach to the Russian operations in Ukraine. The opposition parties' immediate reactions to these events made the government party express its opinion too.
European Federalists Before and After the Economic Recession
Republikon Institute/ February 13, 2014 August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment
The proportion of federalists supporting several European decisions has grown from 24% in 2006 to 34% by the end of 2011 – as is revealed by the Republikon Institute's analysis examining altering attitudes towards the European Union.
Eurosceptics, Moderate EU-Supporters and Federalists
However, there are many who think that future challenges can only be faced by further enlargement and deepening of the European unification process.
Working in EU Countries: Motives and Hindrances
Republikon Institute/ November 27, 2013 August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment
One in every four EU citizens would either probably or definitely leave their home country to work in another EU member state in the next ten years.
The Five Elements of Jobbik's Foreign Policy
Republikon Institute/ September 9, 2013 August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment
The organizing principle of Jobbik's foreign policy is being against the West and mainly the USA.
Intensifying Euroscepticism in East Central Europe
Republikon Institute/ July 17, 2013 August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment
In 2013, Republikon Institute carried out a project funded by the Friedrich Neumann Foundation, called Intensifying Euroscepticism in East Central Europe.
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Grandmother of rap lived here
The great grandmother of rap lived and performed here!
Location: 2 Carlisle Square, Chelsea
Description: Rap music was invented in England by Dame Edith Sitwell in 1922 when, perched atop a stepladder, she recited the poems of Facade through a megaphone over the musical accompaniment of her homeboy Sir William Walton.
Wikipedia states that rap music began in the Bronx during the late 70s, when performers began rhyming over repetitive beats. Grandmaster Flash and the Sugarhill Gang are generally credited as the avatars, with The Message and Rapper's Delight.
Of course, its origins can be traced further back - 50s Beat Poetry over jazz, Jamaican dancehall toasting, Gil Scott-Heron and the Last Poets. There's even a suggestion that Wink Martindale's A Deck of Cards is a rap record ... really.
However, it seems to have escaped rap historians' attention that Facade - first performed privately in 1922 here, and subsequently at The Aeolian Hall in 1923 - is the first example of rapping. What's more, Sitwell's robed, bejewelled appearance was so eccentric that she makes Flavour Flav look like Val Doonican.
Themes: Music
Credits: http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/music/2007/01/post_25.html
1» For your information; it is not Carlisle Square but Carlyles Square. In 1872 Oakley Square was renamed in honour of a Scottish historian and writer Thomas CARLYLE. It is also worth noticing it was named after him during his lifetime in 1872. He lived with his wife Jane in Cheyne Row and his house (National Trust property) is still there. Regards Nika Garrett (Nika Garrett)
Posted by Nika Garrett on 2012-02-07
The Sloane Square Hotel», 0.7km
Free Foyer Music», 2.7km
Marc Bolan & Alan Warren's Home», 1.1km
The Crawdaddy Club», 5.8km
Musical Hotel with Pedigree», 5.7km
Olympic Studios», 3.0km
Blitz: Home to Electropop», 3.1km
Slade's Fan Club Was Born Here», 2.1km
The English Elvis arrived here», 2.1km
Mick Jagger's First Love Nest», 14.km


This is an original acrylic on canvas painting of a male figure. I was interested in creating a figure using only contour lines to describe the form of the body. I used a very fine raffia type wire for the lines, which gives it definition and texture.
It is painted on deep edge canvas, with the sides painted black and is ready to hang. It is protected with a high quality varnish.


The former mayor of my hometown, Rudy Guiliani, is downright scary in his pronouncements on health policy issues. And my suspicion is that he knows better, which makes me think even less of him.
Sara Mosle at Slate compares the lessons he learned from his prostate cancer experience now, and what he said and did at the time.
Paul Krugman at the NY Times and San Jose Mercury News is also merciless on his use of blatant misinformation.


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This is an update to Compile small PHP + performance messures. Now PHP-5.5 is in the repository of dotdeb and I can update the Performance comparison of my last post.
Here I want to describe the whys and hows of my switch from Wordpress to Pelican. Although I know, that there are already some resources on this topic (google #1 google #2) maybe someone wants to hear my story too.
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Q: Interesting limit for a factorial? If we find the area under the curve of $y=\ln{x}$ from $n$ to $2n$, then will this equal the area of all the rectangles under the curve with width $1$ and height $\ln{k}$ in the same bounds as $n$ approaches infinity?
The rectangles would have areas $\ln{n},\ln{(n+1)},\ln{(n+2)},...,\ln{(2n-2)},\ln{(2n-1)}$
And so the sum of all these areas would be:
$$A=\ln{\left(\frac{(2n-1)!}{(n-1)!}\right)}$$
Then we have the integral of $\ln{x}$ from $n$ to $2n$:
$$A=\int_n^{2n}\ln{x} {dx}$$
$$=n\ln{\left(\frac{4n}{e}\right)}$$
Then we have:
$$\lim_{n \to \infty}\ln{\left(\frac{(2n-1)!}{(n-1)!}\right)}=\lim_{n \to \infty}n\ln{\left(\frac{4n}{e}\right)}$$
And then:
$$\lim_{n \to \infty}\left(\frac{(2n-1)!}{(n-1)!}\left(\frac{4n}{e}\right)^{-n}\right)=1$$
Is this right? Am I correct in assuming that the two areas will be equal to each other at the limit?

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Do YOU Really Make a Difference?
I imagine those of you who spend a lot of time online trying to help others with Fibromyalgia (FMS) have heard that question many times. I know I have. Even worse, it is usually those closest to me—family and friends—that just have to ask. I will admit, sometimes I even wonder myself. After all, there are so many of us now on facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc. Is there really that much to say about FMS? Is there really a need for so many of us talking about the same thing?
I have been in a flare after being sick and having to take antibiotics. Because of that, I have not blogged on FMS or posted and shared much about it for about two weeks now. However, during that time, I have been contacted several times regarding FMS. I would like to share just a couple of them with you.
A friend from Paducah was having new symptoms. She wanted my advice. Of course, any new symptoms must not be assumed to be "just FMS." She has followed me online for years and attended many of my talks, so she knew this, but she needed me to tell her that I really meant it for even her! It turned out to not be fibro-related as well as pretty serious. She let me know the outcome and thanked me for still being here for her all these years.
I received a text. It simply said, "My name is______ (I am not revealing her name) and I am having __________. (I am not revealing her symptoms.) Could this be from my FMS?" After our text discussion, she simply said, "Thank you!" I still do not know her last name, where she lives, etc. I do not need to. I have put my name and number online via blogging, facebook, websites, etc. for years and have told people consistently, "If you have questions, TEXT ME anytime. When I am able to, I will reply." I was so moved that she took me at my word! It also got Hubby's attention which is great, because he is not always so sure I am really making a difference. Actually, I was feeling very useless because of my flare and her text may have helped me more than my reply helped her!
I have a few more incidences, similar in nature, but you get the gist of it.
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I wonder why can't we understand text the same way we understand pictures?
Everything we see but text we understand without the inner voice, we don't subvocalize/describe a forest, a street or anything. We just understand it.
Why can't reading work the same way? When I look at words I recognize them but they have no meaning until I read them in my mind.
Is there even anyone who got rid of subvocalization completely and can read a 300 page book just in one evening understanding pretty everything?
It even works the same the other way around. If I try to see a textural representation of some thing like let's say a table, I first have to say in my mind. Why is it so? It's really annoying.
I also don't get it why people consider this normal. It slows everything down. Imagine you could read a book in a single eventing if not the subvoc. We must do something terribly wrong when learning to read.
I'm not asking about speed-reading because subvoc is not only an issue there - although it is most noticable when reading - but it also interfers when thinking and forces you to say your thoughts.
In japanese language, kanjis are more than phonemes but represent an idea. For instance, both tree and spirit have the same sound (ki) and can be written with the hiragana "letter" き. But when kanjis are used tree is 木 while spirit is 気. Therefore, it is possible to read without subvocalizing. We can read as if it was graphics. So, when using kanji is much more like text > undestanding. But is hard to think doing it purely because we use many words that have no physical meaning such as "as", "such", "meaning" etc.
Even still, we understand a visual image by having the eye fixate on various points all around it (as revealed by eye-tracking studies, even with animals). And, one can see a few words at a distance and know what they say without hearing words in the mind.
Because writing is intended to stand in place of hearing spoken words, there is really no better way for us to interpret writing, other than to convert it to apparent spoken words and then process it. This is similar to how images taken in ultraviolet, infrared, X-rays, etc are converted to something we can see, and how radio waves are converted to something we can hear. It is just that we handle reading internally.
Separating the interpretation of spoken language from a simulated hearing of it would be a feat. But writing can be made distinct from hearing, if concepts (ideograms) are written instead of sounds - as in Chinese, Japanese and similar writing systems. These written languages are freed from the problems of dialect and change over time: people with many different spoken languages can all read written ideograms just fine.
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Giving your windows a thorough clean on the inside and out will have an instant impact on the appearance of your home. If you have a deck or patio, crystal clear windows will best show off your indoor-outdoor living spaces. Windows without smudges and fingerprints will be similarly attractive if hosting twilight inspections; it's extremely inviting to look through a sparkling window to a warm glowing room.
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Make sure your Mudgee home stands out from the crowd. Give your home the best opportunity to impress by making sure it looks its best on inspection day. Just think, every hour you spend cleaning will be well worth it when you're gleefully clinking champagne glasses together in front of your 'Sold' sign.
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Wow! I'm usually skeptical when it comes to fiction on a topic like bullying, because it seems there's nothing but obvious things to be said about it. This little gem by Belgian cartoonist Max de Radiguès, however, feels every bit as fresh and unpredictable as it feels sincere and essential. Its subtle, sensitive, delicate, rather dark and slightly mysterious storytelling opens up the subject matter to broader moral considerations that don't come with easy answers, and the result is a powerful, truly memorable reading experience. Highly recommended to fans of alternative comics!
Absolutely riveting and devastating short graphic novel by artist Max de Radiguès that is also (I warn you) a little disturbing in places. I hope, now that I urge you to read it through my review, that you won't blame me for introducing you to a couple of these images. But I am just haunted by it in a way that completely surprised me. And when I say "riveting" I am not talking "Batman vs Superman" sort of action, now. It's the riveting of subtle poetry, of Rilke's Panther.His vision, from the constantly passing bars,has grown so weary that it cannot holdanything else. It seems to him there area thousand bars; and behind the bars, no world.As he paces in cramped circles, over and over,the movement of his powerful soft stridesis like a ritual dance around a centerin which a mighty will stands paralyzed.Only at times, the curtain of the pupilslifts, quietly--. An image enters in,rushes down through the tensed, arrested muscles,plunges into the heart and is gone.The boy, Joe, has something of Rilke's panther about him, I think, and the thrill is in Rilke's helping us see this animal and his caged-ness in a new way. You see, I initially thought this was just this simple book about a now sort of commonplace topic: The brutal emotional and physical abuse of a sweet and vulnerable boy. A bullying book! A familiar topic in schools now. An easy target, one might say. A topic for moral instruction. But this book is not a tract for kids to read. It is in fact a bullying book, but it is something almost darker than that. In fact most classrooms couldn't use it because of the aforementioned couple of images, as brief as they may be. It's also (sorry for the slight emotional spoiler) not quite as uplifting as most stories for kids seem to be in schools. Which is one (of two or three) reason(s) why it sort of took my breath away. Surprised me! The art is simple, and lovely and sweet, mostly, and the message is often terrifying, altogether convincingly nightmarish, especially for those going through it, I am sure. There's a darkness under it all, complex and unexplained. We feel that.Oh, but what about the moose, you ask? It figures throughout almost poetically. Joe, our victim, skips the bus each morning so he can avoid his attacker. One morning he comes face to face with an actual moose, who just walks away. And a moose--maybe the same one--figures importantly in the conclusion. But moose are seen and mentioned periodically throughout. It's Canada, and the author lived in Quebec. But the moose is a nice lyrical gesture. Subtly unforgettable, in a way. Makes a "topic" like bullying into something beyond mere analysis. Into the realm of the unspeakable, literally. Into the realm of image, beyond words. Adults figure in largely as bystanders in Moose, people he can't talk to about this stuff. The school nurse is one exception, which is a kind of sweet relief. The conclusion? Oh, you already know I can't talk about it, but I so want you to read it so I can talk about it with you!!!
Oh gee's - my second pick of the weekend that I didn't know much about going into it, but turned out to be super dark and written by someone from Belgium! That said, the book was a fairly reasonable balance of ordinary life meets something "worth writing a short comic book about". I'm sure a lot of people who read comics can relate (and those who don't, but they aren't reading this right?) to this bullied kid Joe. But in that way, I think the author's attempt to make the character so self-insert makes the question you hit 2/3rds of the way through the book that much more personal.Would you do what Joe did?I certainly hope I wouldn't, but in many ways it seems justified.I would have liked a bit more explanation as to why Joe couldn't tell anyone. But the fact that he doesn't isn't necessarily bubble bursting. I mean, how many people do just that? I don't think this is one of those topics that we can ever really talk about enough, or write enough about it, because so many people still don't seem to get it. And people of all ages continue to suffer, and sometimes die. Going with black and white for this comic seemed appropriate, especially since it's winter and Joe spends quite a bit of time in the snowy outdoors. It also highlights the bleak outlook of Joe's life. The cartooning style itself struck me as something I've seen in more then one book for younger audiences, so even if it isn't always for younger readers it did end up being a bit of a cleverly deceptive juxtaposition considering just how graphic/dark it gets. That said, it is for teens. Just not as light and fluffy as one might expect.
What I thought was going to be a silly highschool tale about bullying turned out to be pretty haunting. It wasn't until half way through the book that I turned to the back cover to confirm that it had a 'mature content' label. So certainly not a kids book - don't judge a book by its cover, eh? Its a story about silent alienation in the face of extreme bullying and it doesn't provide any clear-cut answers.
Wow. This story packs a huge wallop. Joe is a shy kid who is being relentlessly bullied at school. There seems to be no end in sight until something unexpected happens ... There is a darkness to this story that belies the open, clear lines of the artwork. On the surface, it would seem to be an anti-bullying story, but there are moral questions to be found as well. Joe's decision is not an easy one to make. The impact of this story lingers after the final page has been turned.
A short graphic novel that packs a wallop. The graphics are as stark and grim as the story about a young man who is bullied. The ending presents a dilemma I understand but can not resolve. Thanks, Mark for recommending it to me.
Heartbreaking and unflinching look at bullying.
I've worked in an elementary school for 18 years and I've experienced the dark side of bullying and it's effects on youth. Moose depicts some powerful scenes of lateral violence with a simple cartooning style. The tragedy of the story is the absence of adult intervention but this unfolds into an even more horrific ending. Worth the investment of time. I read this one in 20 minutes and I think I'll recommend it to my 14 year old. The artwork reminded me of Pascal Girard's Bigfoot and Reunion which are both compliments.
Very short, strange graphic novel about bullying. It took an unexpectedly "adult" turn in the middle, and the ending was so vague I was wondering what the point of this book was. The artwork also wasn't as polished as I like. Meh.
The art was fair (no complaints). The plot has potential. It doesn't go very far or deep, but this is hardly surprising when you consider the length of the book. The characters are unfortunately, "stock". 1: The mindless bully who has no purpose in life except to pick on 2. the weak and simpering kid who just turns over and takes it. And then there are 3. the friends and people around who can see what's going on and do nothing to interfere. Yes, some of the episodes of bullying were uncomfortable to read, but without any depth or value to the characters themselves, I just didn't care. Not about the bullying, nor the "moral" dilemma at the end. What kept coming to mind while reading this was, "I wonder if the author is enjoying drawing these bullying scenes..." Because, in such a short book, there's a lot of them....I liked the moose.
I read this because we were discussing how it made it onto lots of top comic lists for teen readers but we cataloged it in adult. I understand the cataloging since our YA section is both a mix of middle and high school materials and this definitely is very mature content.The story deals with bullying, and not just being picked on, but physical violence and a level of abuse that was disturbing. I think it is a powerful story that will find its way into the hands of readers that need to find it, but I can understand why we opted to put it in the adult collection.
Joe is bullied, daily, severely. He avoids taking the bus to or from school; he hides in the janitor's closet, all to avoid Jason--who isn't about to let himself be avoided. But then things reach a tipping point. The bullying could stop, forever. The first half of this seems like it would be great for a middle-school, but then there's some ... more mature content, and a morally gray* conclusion. High school, or adult, though the characters are in junior high or HS (not sure).*"Morally gray" is putting it mildly. I shall say no more.
I clearly missed the "mature content warning" on the back of the book when I picked this up, not that that changes my feelings about it... but man, I was not prepared for that ending! Overall a wonderful read about a sweet boy who is bullied beyond his limits and how seeing a Moose can change everything.
Read this on my lunch break and WOW it was definitely not what I had anticipated, even with a warning from my coworker Darren. The minimal and youthful drawing style made me think the kids were much younger and had me unprepared for the mature and dark content of this book. But it was extremely well done and just a sad portrayal of bullying.
I read this graphic novel to find out how graphic the story line was. One boy, who has two mothers, is being bullied at school. He is not talking to any adults about the situation. The school nurse figures out what is happening, but she doesn't report it. The nurse has a secret of her own. The book made me feel sad and I prayed that this type of bullying was not happening to my sons.
Un histoire sur l'intimidation très sombre.Le développement des personnage est très limité.
Dark. The ending lingers with you for a while. Really interestingly done.
Un récit superbement glaçant sur le harcèlement.
bullying is for losers, but what we could do better to stop bullying?
Dayum - that got dark, son.
I'm a sensitive comics-loving dork - and always have been - so high school was the worst. Obviously. But, aside from a general misunderstood-white-teen-in-suburbia sort of angst, I never had to deal with being bullied or abused or anything like that. In Max de Radigues' "Moose," his protagonist, Joe, isn't so lucky. Relentlessly tormented by a bully, Joe leads a very solitary life, often preferring to be out in nature instead of around people, constantly looking over his shoulder for the next confrontation. What happens next shifts the balance of power in that relationship and ultimately determines whether or not you'll enjoy the book (that's kind of a clickbait-y sentence... sorry).It's hard to get too into "Moose" without giving away its wrenching and ambiguous ending. All I'll say is that, after witnessing the daily torments of Joe, the "what-would-I-do-in-his-situation" question the reader is left with isn't as black-and-white as it might first appear. It's the type of comic that'll rattle around in your thoughts for much longer than it takes to actually read the book. The snowy locales work perfectly to reflect Joe's loneliness and isolation and de Radigues has a very pleasant almost James-Kochalka-y drawing style. It never comes off as preachy, trusting the reader is smart enough to fill in the blanks about the bully's motivation and other plot elements. In every sense, "Moose" takes a great less-is-more approach."Moose" will make you uncomfortable, but in a worthwhile way. Are you a bully? A victim? A silent accomplice? A witness? What share of the blame does each role deserve? And what's the appropriate consequence of all that violence? I read "Moose" a few days ago and I'm still wrestling with the answers. It's a remarkably thought-provoking comic.
This book is a cute little square full of squares. At first, the art style reminded me of that reliable Sunday comic strip chuckle-maker, Wizard of Id. Additionally, with a title like Moose, I started hoping for cute wildlife and a few giggles. Instead, I am bowled over by the sheer fear, brutal winter, and teenage angst/hormones expressed in each subtle panel. It is a disturbing book, but it's also real. It'll confront you with the alliances and fear of school years. It'll make you cheer for a dark end. Poetic and stunning; simple and exquisite - don't pass this up.
This was hard hitting. I really liked the drawings and how sweet and unassuming the kid was. This story was gripping and heart breaking. I kind of sided with the kid with leaving the bully in the hole. Deserved it. Good storyline, and I want to read more Radigues.
it was a horrible book.
This was dark and unpredictable...two of my favorite things!
Well, that ended exactly liked I hoped it would.


RUOK Day is on Thursday September 14th.
become a fixture in both calendars and minds across Australia and beyond. September 14th Even though Gavin is no longer alive, his proud legacy continues as 'RUOK Day' approaches once again. concern for people with suicidal thoughts calls for courage to ask the question; "RUOK?" and the skills to handle the answer.
The simple question continually delivers many conversations. The RUOK teams travel to public venues like shopping malls across Australia with a simple but powerful resource; how to ask the question and then have the conversation.
The RUOK official site makes the important point that, ibn order to be well placed to support someone else, you must be OK yourself. Self-care then, is the starting point relating to any initiative around concern for people who may be struggling with life. And, just because you may not be the best person to ask someone you're concerned about if they're OK, perhaps there's someone else who might ask the important question and even have a vital conversation.
Not being ready or able to ask the question; RUOK, can simply mean you don't have the time to spend on a conversation that could be very important for someone's wellness.
What if the answer is NO!
The question as the RYOK site suggests is the beginning. Most questions generate answers. What if that answer to this one is "no"? It is important then, to know what to do (and what not to) if someone answers; "no", they are not ok. Maybe it is not the best time for them to discuss their challenges right now, or privacy might be an issue, or the timing is not right somehow. These are all important considerations for any important conversation. Especially this one.
If asking such a question as; RUOK? is uncomfortable for you, consider rehearsing until you get easier with the implications of the possible response. Ask open question to encourage them to speak more and you also show the specific things that caused you to be concerned in the first place. For example, "I notice you didn't seem yourself at the match yesterday, and I'm just wondering how you're doing?
Even if you've prepared and said your piece, asked your questions, started the conversation, this does not always mean they're ready to open up and talk. This does not mean you've failed or are in any way responsible for their behaviour. Leaving the door open for talk later on is still worthwhile. Checking if they'd like to talk to someone else, reminding them that you still care, are still worthwhile.
Listening is an art. Listening well and paying good attention can be powerful resources in attempts to support someone in pain. Avoid finishes their sentences, rushing them with head-nods or other gestures and don't judge. Silence itself is golden sometimes. Giving 'space' to someone so they can process their understanding of their experience before they speak about how they feel can be powerfully supportive. Encouraging elaboration on something they've said can also communicate that you've been listening well and paying respectful attention.


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In the July 24, 2016 issue of the Star Advertiser, Cades partner Jeffrey S. Portnoy speaks on how "The Freedom of Information Act has opened up the workings of Hawai`i government, but officials still try to keep secrets."
Even with the passage of the Sunshine Law in Hawai`i, government transparency is still a work in progress. Without FOIA, much of the information the government has disclosed would otherwise have remained a secret.
Jeffrey S. Portnoy is a partner practicing in the area of litigation. He is the Chair of the firm's litigation department, and has practiced law as a civil litigator at the firm since 1972. Mr. Portnoy has extensive litigation and alternative dispute resolution experience in several areas of substantive law, including insurance, employment, mass tort, product liability, media, securities, and medical and legal professional errors and omissions.


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Q: urllib.error.HTTPError: HTTP Error 302 I am trying to Parse a website using Python3.6 using the HTML parser, but it throws ab error as follows:

urllib.error.HTTPError: HTTP Error 302: The HTTP server returned a redirect error that would lead to an infinite loop.
  The last 30x error message was:
  Found
  The code I wrote is as below:
  {

from urllib.request import urlopen as uo
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import ssl

# Ignore SSL Certification
ctx = ssl.create_default_context()
ctx.check_hostname = False
ctx.verify_mode = ssl.CERT_NONE

url = input('Enter--')
html = uo(url,context = ctx).read()

soup = BeautifulSoup(html,"html.parser")

print(soup)
#retrieve all the anchor tags
#tags = soup('a')

}
Can someone tell me why is it throwing this error , what it means and how to solve this error?

A: As stated in the comments:

That site sets a cookie and then redirects to /Home.aspx.

To avoid the loop of redirects on this site, you must have 24 chars ASP.NET_SessionId cookie set.
import urllib.request
opener = urllib.request.build_opener()
opener.addheaders.append(('Cookie', 'ASP.NET_SessionId=garbagegarbagegarbagelol'))
f = opener.open("http://apnakhata.raj.nic.in/")
html = f.read()

However, I'd just use requests.
import requests

r = requests.get('http://apnakhata.raj.nic.in/')
html = r.text

It saves cookies to a RequestsCookieJar by default. After the initial request, only one redirect happens. You can see it here:
>>> r.history[0]
[<Response [302]>]

>>> r.history[0].cookies
<RequestsCookieJar[Cookie(version=0, name='ASP.NET_SessionId', value='ph0chopmjlpi1dg0f3xtbacu', port=None, port_specified=False, domain='apnakhata.raj.nic.in', domain_specified=False, domain_initial_dot=False, path='/', path_specified=True, secure=False, expires=None, discard=True, comment=None, comment_url=None, rest={'HttpOnly': None}, rfc2109=False)]>

To scrape the page, you can use requests_html created by the same author.
from requests_html import HTMLSession
session = HTMLSession()
r = session.get('http://apnakhata.raj.nic.in/')

Getting links is extremely easy:
>>> r.html.absolute_links
{'http://apnakhata.raj.nic.in/',
'http://apnakhata.raj.nic.in/Cyberlist.aspx',
...
'http://apnakhata.raj.nic.in/rev_phone.aspx'}

A: The HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) 302 Found redirect status response code indicates that the resource requested has been temporarily moved to the URL given by the Location header. A browser redirects to this page but search engines don't update their links to the resource (in 'SEO-speak', it is said that the 'link-juice' is not sent to the new URL).
Even if the specification requires the method (and the body) not to be altered when the redirection is performed, not all user-agents conform here - you can still find this type of bugged software out there. It is therefore recommended to set the 302 code only as a response for GET or HEAD methods and to use 307 Temporary Redirect instead, as the method change is explicitly prohibited in that case.
In the cases where you want the method used to be changed to GET, use 303 See Other instead. This is useful when you want to give a response to a PUT method that is not the uploaded resource but a confirmation message such as: 'you successfully uploaded XYZ'.


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I enjoy this because cooking is more of an interpretive art than an exact science. Recipes are suggestions.
A while back, my mother-in-law gave me two gluten-free pizza crust mixes. I've been saving them for when I was feeling adventurous, because it's been a long time since I've made my own pizza.
Then I had a decision to make.
The dough could make one large, thick-crust pizza, or two smaller, thinner pizzas.
I decided to make the bigger pizza, just to see.
So I molded the rough shape of a pizza crust (it was super hard because as it turns out, pizza dough is ridiculously sticky), and stuck it in the oven. When it had cooked a while, I added the pesto sauce (of course) and mozzarella cheese.
I'm used to thin crust pizzas, so it was very different. I wasn't sure if I liked it at first.
PS- People have asked me what kind of pesto sauce I use when I cook. The kind I buy is refrigerated and kept usually near the deli.


Swiss private bank Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) has set up a new asset management unit in Taiwan.
At the same time, the bank obtained the Securities Investment Consulting Enterprises licence from the Financial Supervisory Commission.
The move enables UBP Asset Management Taiwan, the bank's new Taiwan subsidiary, to distribute Taiwan-registered funds to domestic investors as a master agent.
Among these funds are the UBAM Global High Yield Solution, UBAM AJO US Equity Value, UBAM Corporate US Dollar Bond, UBAM Emerging Market Debt Opportunities, UBAM Europe Equity as well as UBAM SNAM Japan Equity Value funds.
The latest move comes as UBP reported a net profit of CHF202.4m for the year ended 31 December 2018. The figure marks a decrease of 8% from the previous year, when its net profit was CHF220.4m.
Net inflows of assets were CHF7.3bn at the end of 2018. This included CHF4.7bn in net new money and CHF2.6bn from the ACPI acquisition.
Assets under management totalled CHF126.8bn at the end of December 2018, a 1% rise from CHF125.3bn last year.
UBP CEO Guy de Picciotto said: "We continued to invest in both our offering and our resources amid declining markets and a clear drop in client transaction volumes.


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Michigan State University College of Human Medicine researchers are conducting three promising studies that could lead to new treatments for skin cancer, including melanoma, the deadliest form.
But without money raised by MSU's annual Gran Fondo cycling event , none of the three studies would be going forward.
"To make a long story short, I wouldn't be working on this if it wasn't for the MSU Gran Fondo," said researcher Fredric Manfredsson, an assistant professor in the Department of Translational Science & Molecular Medicine.
In its first four years, the MSU Gran Fondo raised more than $640,000 for skin cancer awareness, prevention and research. The fifth annual ride will be held June 24 in downtown Grand Rapids.
Manfredsson recently received a $30,000 grant from the MSU Gran Fondo skin cancer research fund to continue his study using a virus to carry a protein into melanoma cells, causing them to die and preventing the cancer from spreading. While current chemotherapy treatments can slow the spread – or metastasis – of melanoma, in its advanced stages the cancer usually becomes resistant to treatment.
Working with a colleague at Wayne State University, Manfredsson developed a method to insert a protein into the cancer cells.
In another study backed by a $15,000 MSU Gran Fondo grant, Jamie Bernard, an assistant professor of pharmacology and toxicology, is looking at the association between obesity and an increased risk of skin cancer. Exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays can damage skin cells, often leading to skin cancer, but in some cases, the damaged cells either die or repair themselves before the cancer develops.
Bernard suspects that in obese people, particularly those on a high-fat diet, the fat cells in the abdomen secrete a growth factor, causing the damaged skin cells to survive and increasing the risk of skin cancer.
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Q: 'INSERT INTO' does not insert data to my sql database I used wamp server to browse the database , I started connection with database from nodejs express server
When I wrote insert query there is no error but when I browse the table the added row has empty values .
this is my query code
app.post('/new_sess_mouse',function(req,res ){
  var sess_name = req.body.sess_name ,
      sess_id = req.session.id ,
      email = req.session.email ;
var sql = "INSERT INTO ?? SET ?? = ? AND ?? = ? AND ?? = ? ";
     var inserts = ['sessions', 'sess_name' , sess_name ,'sess_id',sess_id ,'email' , email ];
            sql = mysql.format(sql, inserts);
                 console.log(sql);

  connection.query( sql , function( err , results ){
     if(err) {
        console.log(err.message);
     }
     else {
       //connection.destroy();
       console.log('succes');
     }

}); });

When I printout the results
{ fieldCount: 0,
  affectedRows: 1,
  insertId: 0,
  serverStatus: 2,
  warningCount: 3,
  message: '',
  protocol41: true,
  changedRows: 0 }

A: You have wrong INSERT statement format.
You can :
var sql = "INSERT INTO ?? ( ??, ??, ??) VALUES (?, ?, ?)";
     var inserts = ['sessions', 'sess_name' , 'sess_id', 'email', sess_name , sess_id  , email ];

or:
var sql = "INSERT INTO ?? SET ?? = ? , ?? = ? , ?? = ? ";
     var inserts = ['sessions', 'sess_name' , sess_name ,'sess_id',sess_id ,'email' , email ];


text:
namespace google {
namespace protobuf {

namespace {

// Shorthand to get a FieldDescriptor for a field of unittest::TestAllTypes.
const FieldDescriptor* F(const string& name) {
  const FieldDescriptor* result =
    unittest::TestAllTypes::descriptor()->FindFieldByName(name);
  GOOGLE_CHECK(result != NULL);
  return result;
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, Defaults) {
  // Check that all default values are set correctly in the initial message.
  unittest::TestAllTypes message;
  TestUtil::ReflectionTester reflection_tester(
    unittest::TestAllTypes::descriptor());

  reflection_tester.ExpectClearViaReflection(message);

  const Reflection* reflection = message.GetReflection();

  // Messages should return pointers to default instances until first use.
  // (This is not checked by ExpectClear() since it is not actually true after
  // the fields have been set and then cleared.)
  EXPECT_EQ(&unittest::TestAllTypes::OptionalGroup::default_instance(),
            &reflection->GetMessage(message, F("optionalgroup")));
  EXPECT_EQ(&unittest::TestAllTypes::NestedMessage::default_instance(),
            &reflection->GetMessage(message, F("optional_nested_message")));
  EXPECT_EQ(&unittest::ForeignMessage::default_instance(),
            &reflection->GetMessage(message, F("optional_foreign_message")));
  EXPECT_EQ(&unittest_import::ImportMessage::default_instance(),
            &reflection->GetMessage(message, F("optional_import_message")));
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, Accessors) {
  // Set every field to a unique value then go back and check all those
  // values.
  unittest::TestAllTypes message;
  TestUtil::ReflectionTester reflection_tester(
    unittest::TestAllTypes::descriptor());

  reflection_tester.SetAllFieldsViaReflection(&message);
  TestUtil::ExpectAllFieldsSet(message);
  reflection_tester.ExpectAllFieldsSetViaReflection(message);

  reflection_tester.ModifyRepeatedFieldsViaReflection(&message);
  TestUtil::ExpectRepeatedFieldsModified(message);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, GetStringReference) {
  // Test that GetStringReference() returns the underlying string when it is
  // a normal string field.
  unittest::TestAllTypes message;
  message.set_optional_string("foo");
  message.add_repeated_string("foo");

  const Reflection* reflection = message.GetReflection();
  string scratch;

  EXPECT_EQ(&message.optional_string(),
      &reflection->GetStringReference(message, F("optional_string"), &scratch))
    << "For simple string fields, GetStringReference() should return a "
       "reference to the underlying string.";
  EXPECT_EQ(&message.repeated_string(0),
      &reflection->GetRepeatedStringReference(message, F("repeated_string"),
                                              0, &scratch))
    << "For simple string fields, GetRepeatedStringReference() should return "
       "a reference to the underlying string.";
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, DefaultsAfterClear) {
  // Check that after setting all fields and then clearing, getting an
  // embedded message does NOT return the default instance.
  unittest::TestAllTypes message;
  TestUtil::ReflectionTester reflection_tester(
    unittest::TestAllTypes::descriptor());

  TestUtil::SetAllFields(&message);
  message.Clear();

  const Reflection* reflection = message.GetReflection();

  EXPECT_NE(&unittest::TestAllTypes::OptionalGroup::default_instance(),
            &reflection->GetMessage(message, F("optionalgroup")));
  EXPECT_NE(&unittest::TestAllTypes::NestedMessage::default_instance(),
            &reflection->GetMessage(message, F("optional_nested_message")));
  EXPECT_NE(&unittest::ForeignMessage::default_instance(),
            &reflection->GetMessage(message, F("optional_foreign_message")));
  EXPECT_NE(&unittest_import::ImportMessage::default_instance(),
            &reflection->GetMessage(message, F("optional_import_message")));
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, Swap) {
  unittest::TestAllTypes message1;
  unittest::TestAllTypes message2;

  TestUtil::SetAllFields(&message1);

  const Reflection* reflection = message1.GetReflection();
  reflection->Swap(&message1, &message2);

  TestUtil::ExpectClear(message1);
  TestUtil::ExpectAllFieldsSet(message2);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, SwapWithBothSet) {
  unittest::TestAllTypes message1;
  unittest::TestAllTypes message2;

  TestUtil::SetAllFields(&message1);
  TestUtil::SetAllFields(&message2);
  TestUtil::ModifyRepeatedFields(&message2);

  const Reflection* reflection = message1.GetReflection();
  reflection->Swap(&message1, &message2);

  TestUtil::ExpectRepeatedFieldsModified(message1);
  TestUtil::ExpectAllFieldsSet(message2);

  message1.set_optional_int32(532819);

  reflection->Swap(&message1, &message2);

  EXPECT_EQ(532819, message2.optional_int32());
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, SwapExtensions) {
  unittest::TestAllExtensions message1;
  unittest::TestAllExtensions message2;

  TestUtil::SetAllExtensions(&message1);

  const Reflection* reflection = message1.GetReflection();
  reflection->Swap(&message1, &message2);

  TestUtil::ExpectExtensionsClear(message1);
  TestUtil::ExpectAllExtensionsSet(message2);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, SwapUnknown) {
  unittest::TestEmptyMessage message1, message2;

  message1.mutable_unknown_fields()->AddVarint(1234, 1);

  EXPECT_EQ(1, message1.unknown_fields().field_count());
  EXPECT_EQ(0, message2.unknown_fields().field_count());
  const Reflection* reflection = message1.GetReflection();
  reflection->Swap(&message1, &message2);
  EXPECT_EQ(0, message1.unknown_fields().field_count());
  EXPECT_EQ(1, message2.unknown_fields().field_count());
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, RemoveLast) {
  unittest::TestAllTypes message;
  TestUtil::ReflectionTester reflection_tester(
    unittest::TestAllTypes::descriptor());

  TestUtil::SetAllFields(&message);

  reflection_tester.RemoveLastRepeatedsViaReflection(&message);

  TestUtil::ExpectLastRepeatedsRemoved(message);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, RemoveLastExtensions) {
  unittest::TestAllExtensions message;
  TestUtil::ReflectionTester reflection_tester(
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::descriptor());

  TestUtil::SetAllExtensions(&message);
  reflection_tester.RemoveLastRepeatedsViaReflection(&message);

  TestUtil::ExpectLastRepeatedExtensionsRemoved(message);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, SwapRepeatedElements) {
  unittest::TestAllTypes message;
  TestUtil::ReflectionTester reflection_tester(
    unittest::TestAllTypes::descriptor());

  TestUtil::SetAllFields(&message);

  // Swap and test that fields are all swapped.
  reflection_tester.SwapRepeatedsViaReflection(&message);
  TestUtil::ExpectRepeatedsSwapped(message);

  // Swap back and test that fields are all back to original values.
  reflection_tester.SwapRepeatedsViaReflection(&message);
  TestUtil::ExpectAllFieldsSet(message);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, SwapRepeatedElementsExtension) {
  unittest::TestAllExtensions message;
  TestUtil::ReflectionTester reflection_tester(
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::descriptor());

  TestUtil::SetAllExtensions(&message);

  // Swap and test that fields are all swapped.
  reflection_tester.SwapRepeatedsViaReflection(&message);
  TestUtil::ExpectRepeatedExtensionsSwapped(message);

  // Swap back and test that fields are all back to original values.
  reflection_tester.SwapRepeatedsViaReflection(&message);
  TestUtil::ExpectAllExtensionsSet(message);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, Extensions) {
  // Set every extension to a unique value then go back and check all those
  // values.
  unittest::TestAllExtensions message;
  TestUtil::ReflectionTester reflection_tester(
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::descriptor());

  reflection_tester.SetAllFieldsViaReflection(&message);
  TestUtil::ExpectAllExtensionsSet(message);
  reflection_tester.ExpectAllFieldsSetViaReflection(message);

  reflection_tester.ModifyRepeatedFieldsViaReflection(&message);
  TestUtil::ExpectRepeatedExtensionsModified(message);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, FindExtensionTypeByNumber) {
  const Reflection* reflection =
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::default_instance().GetReflection();

  const FieldDescriptor* extension1 =
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::descriptor()->file()->FindExtensionByName(
      "optional_int32_extension");
  const FieldDescriptor* extension2 =
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::descriptor()->file()->FindExtensionByName(
      "repeated_string_extension");

  EXPECT_EQ(extension1,
            reflection->FindKnownExtensionByNumber(extension1->number()));
  EXPECT_EQ(extension2,
            reflection->FindKnownExtensionByNumber(extension2->number()));

  // Non-existent extension.
  EXPECT_TRUE(reflection->FindKnownExtensionByNumber(62341) == NULL);

  // Extensions of TestAllExtensions should not show up as extensions of
  // other types.
  EXPECT_TRUE(unittest::TestAllTypes::default_instance().GetReflection()->
              FindKnownExtensionByNumber(extension1->number()) == NULL);
}

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, FindKnownExtensionByName) {
  const Reflection* reflection =
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::default_instance().GetReflection();

  const FieldDescriptor* extension1 =
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::descriptor()->file()->FindExtensionByName(
      "optional_int32_extension");
  const FieldDescriptor* extension2 =
    unittest::TestAllExtensions::descriptor()->file()->FindExtensionByName(
      "repeated_string_extension");

  EXPECT_EQ(extension1,
            reflection->FindKnownExtensionByName(extension1->full_name()));
  EXPECT_EQ(extension2,
            reflection->FindKnownExtensionByName(extension2->full_name()));

  // Non-existent extension.
  EXPECT_TRUE(reflection->FindKnownExtensionByName("no_such_ext") == NULL);

  // Extensions of TestAllExtensions should not show up as extensions of
  // other types.
  EXPECT_TRUE(unittest::TestAllTypes::default_instance().GetReflection()->
              FindKnownExtensionByName(extension1->full_name()) == NULL);
}

#ifdef GTEST_HAS_DEATH_TEST

TEST(GeneratedMessageReflectionTest, UsageErrors) {
  unittest::TestAllTypes message;
  const Reflection* reflection = message.GetReflection();
  const Descriptor* descriptor = message.GetDescriptor();

#define f(NAME) descriptor->FindFieldByName(NAME)

  // Testing every single failure mode would be too much work.  Let's just
  // check a few.
  EXPECT_DEATH(
    reflection->GetInt32(
      message, descriptor->FindFieldByName("optional_int64")),
    "Protocol Buffer reflection usage error:\n"
    "  Method      : google::protobuf::Reflection::GetInt32\n"
    "  Message type: protobuf_unittest\\.TestAllTypes\n"
    "  Field       : protobuf_unittest\\.TestAllTypes\\.optional_int64\n"
    "  Problem     : Field is not the right type for this message:\n"
    "    Expected  : CPPTYPE_INT32\n"
    "    Field type: CPPTYPE_INT64");
  EXPECT_DEATH(
    reflection->GetInt32(
      message, descriptor->FindFieldByName("repeated_int32")),
    "Protocol Buffer reflection usage error:\n"
    "  Method      : google::protobuf::Reflection::GetInt32\n"
    "  Message type: protobuf_unittest.TestAllTypes\n"
    "  Field       : protobuf_unittest.TestAllTypes.repeated_int32\n"
    "  Problem     : Field is repeated; the method requires a singular field.");
  EXPECT_DEATH(
    reflection->GetInt32(
      message, unittest::ForeignMessage::descriptor()->FindFieldByName("c")),
    "Protocol Buffer reflection usage error:\n"
    "  Method      : google::protobuf::Reflection::GetInt32\n"
    "  Message type: protobuf_unittest.TestAllTypes\n"
    "  Field       : protobuf_unittest.ForeignMessage.c\n"
    "  Problem     : Field does not match message type.");
  EXPECT_DEATH(
    reflection->HasField(
      message, unittest::ForeignMessage::descriptor()->FindFieldByName("c")),
    "Protocol Buffer reflection usage error:\n"
    "  Method      : google::protobuf::Reflection::HasField\n"
    "  Message type: protobuf_unittest.TestAllTypes\n"
    "  Field       : protobuf_unittest.ForeignMessage.c\n"
    "  Problem     : Field does not match message type.");

#undef f
}

#endif  // GTEST_HAS_DEATH_TEST

}  // namespace
}  // namespace protobuf
}  // namespace google

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package edu.uci.ics.asterix.dataflow.data.nontagged.printers.csv;

import edu.uci.ics.hyracks.algebricks.data.IPrinter;
import edu.uci.ics.hyracks.algebricks.data.IPrinterFactory;

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    @Override
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        return AFloatPrinter.INSTANCE;
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