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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using LyricDownload.util;

namespace LyricDownload.model.model
{
    public class Song : BindableBase
    {
        #region プロパティ・プライベート変数
        //タイトル
        private string title;
        public string Title
        {
            get { return this.title; }
            set { this.SetProperty(ref this.title, value); }
        }

        //歌手
        private string singer;
        public string Singer
        {
            get { return this.singer; }
            set { this.SetProperty(ref this.singer, value); }
        }

        //作詞家
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        public string Lyricista
        {
            get { return this.lyricista; }
            set { this.SetProperty(ref this.lyricista, value); }
        }
        //作曲家
        private string composer;
        public string Composer
        {
            get { return this.composer; }
            set { this.SetProperty(ref this.composer, value); }
        }
        //歌詞
        private string lyric;
        public string Lyric
        {
            get { return this.lyric; }
            set { this.SetProperty(ref this.lyric, value); }
        }
        #endregion
    }
}


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← BSG: The Long Goodbye – Battlestar Galactica and the Trouble with Twenty
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Lost – "He's Our You"
"He's Our You"
When "316" first aired, it became immediately clear the way in which the rest of the season would unfold, the stories of how the Oceanic Six made their way onto that airplane serving as a new mystery, small but structurally valuable. In a couple of instances, there's some really important character-driven reasons we've yet to uncover (See: Kate), or events which give us reason to be fearful (see: Ben).
But our question for Sayid has little to do with his agency, considering he was led onto the plane in handcuffs: Sayid swore he would not have anything to do with Ben, and whatever got him onto that plane was either something immensely powerful or something wonderfully manipulative. The mystery for Sayid was much less how he got on that plane, since it was clearly not in his control, but rather what he came back for, the same question that at one point Sawyer asks Kate point blank.
That's ultimately the more interesting question, which makes "He's Our You" much more about the eventual answer we receive than about anything we get in the meantime. While I find the return to an older style of flashback almost refreshing, a welcome breather after a lot of breakneck episodes as of late, nonetheless we spend a lot of time confirming what we had already presumed before. The value of the episode, then, is in the 1970s, where we see what happens when a man so averse to change decides not to trust anyone else's word, not to allow anyone the ability to betray him, and to take advantage of an opportunity even when he feels destiny is starting him in the face.
And for the episode's ending alone, it was all worth it.
One of the key themes within the 1977 timeline of the series is the idea of change, as discussed last week: all of these characters have transformed in a sense, so all of them have to redefine their existing relationships within a new context. The problem with the central relationship in this episode, between Sayid and Sawyer, is that one of them is resisting the particular change being presented to them while the other is not willing to have to go through change all over again. For one of them there is a moral imperative that is required for them to consider such a change, or to accept a particular fate, whereas the other has long gone past and ignored moral imperative in favour of a peaceful existence without the drama, without the fire vans.
It's a strong connection for the episode because of how it integrates into Sayid's flashbacks, and the question that Ben poses to Sayid about whether or not he enjoys killing. Sayid once did, there's no question about it: from his very childhood we learn he was the one with little concern over death, and by seeing yet another kill from his days we last saw in "The Economist" we get another picture of what he did. It was interesting to see Ben, sporting an awesome fedora I might add, say to Sayid that these were not people who Ben wanted killed: they were the names that Sayid had asked for, and Ben was just the matchmaker of sorts. Sayid put his trust in Ben because he had no other purpose, and felt as if his friends on the island were in danger and that his wife's tragic death left him with only them to be concerned with. When he was set free from Ben, he began to see what he had become, and resisted any temptation to return to that life until Hurley was in danger, and until Ben played to that moral imperative once again.
Now, the actual mystery of how he got onto the plane wasn't a mystery at all: as soon as Ben made it clear that anyone would be able to find him you knew the woman on the plane was either a bounty hunter or law enforcement, and the eventual reveal was neither shocking nor particularly interesting. And the fact that Ben had been behind it, that Ben had gotten him captured and gotten him forced onto that flight to Guam, is yet another in the long list of of Ben's cunning ploys, and at this point it's beginning to become sort of a pattern that Sayid, and we as the audience, are catching up to.
This is why it worked so well for us to see Sayid face-to-face with Ben: as Sayid himself said, "a 12-year old Ben Linus brought me a chicken salad sandwich." I found it interesting Sawyer's justification for not having done something about it sooner was really quite simple, in that the kid didn't actually pose anything close to a threat, but Sayid knew better from the beginning. He and Ben had a relationship before he left the island, to begin with, but he can't really tell Sawyer about his time as a killer-for-hire without defining himself within Ben's characterization of him as nothing but a killer, someone who likes and desires to commit the deed. He's trying to change, he's been trying to change ever sense, but if he thought Hurley being in danger was a scenario that required his attention, the very person who would later corrupt his existence and who will soon kill all of these people from the Dharma Initiative sitting in front of him offering up a sandwich is the kind of thing that would bring out every bit of rage inside of him.
As a result, I should have expected that conclusion, the justifably shocking moment when Sayid decides that he is a killer after all, that he isn't able to change his ways, and responds by shooting Ben in the chest. Sayid had spent the episode trying to figure out his purpose: why was he brought back, why did it send him back to 1977, why did he end up where he did, etc. The "higher power" on Lost has always worked in mysterious ways, and Sayid definitely has some sense of its impact when he resigns himself to escorting Ben to the "hostiles" we know as the Others, to the man we know is Richard Alpert and the future we know involves the entirety of the Dharma group dead and gone. But once Sayid truly gets out there, with a gun in his hand, he can't resist: it's like the temptation that the bounty hunter was talking about, the temptation to keep doing what sustains you in some way. It's a pattern of behaviour that Sayid was trying to change, but the alternatives felt just as corrupt, and just as rife to eventually end up where we left them here, Ben bleeding out on the road and Daniel Faraday, somewhere, being really really concerned about all of this.
It was also a really fundamentally shocking moment in an episode that was lacking something on that level. With only the one island timeline, there wasn't much to go on otherwise, so having a moment of sheer panic as you start to consider the ramifications, or even a moment of just plain shock before you turn off the TV and go to bed, there was something that felt like both a culmination of what we saw in the episode (Sayid dealing with change, imperative, etc.) as well as something game-changing for pretty well every timeline in the episodes that will follow.
Ultimately, I feel as if it was all part of destiny still – considering that Jack was also on the plane, and is likely capable of removing a bullet, perhaps this is how Ben enters into a slightly more stable relationship with his father. The image of Roger as a vicious and violent man helps to explain at least some of Ben's problematic behaviours later in life, but this seems too early for Ben to be leaving (and we know this: he was still technically part of Dharma when he committed the genocide. Perhaps Ben's near-death with inspire Roger to be a better father, even if he will eventually be killed at his son's hands: perhaps Sayid's intervention was a necessary component to their relationship.
Time Travel and paradoxes have brought out a lot of theories like this, but what I like is how aware the characters are: Sayid knows that he has to be there for a reason, and what so bothers him is that the reason seems so counter-intuitive to his inner emotional state. There is no one here being entirely manipulated by fate: Sayid getting to this point was partially his own doing, partially Ben's doing, partially the island's doing, and you could even argue partially the doing of his father for creating an expectation in him as a child that killing was required to be a man. That early childhood flashback was short and small, but giving Sayid not so much Daddy issues so much as the kind of Father who could have created them was a smart creative decision that held the episode together better than I expected at first glance.
The rest of the episode kind of sat back on its laurels a bit, where any reveals were either subtle character moments or reveals of information we already know. The latter was particularly awkward and kind of oddly placed: I liked Sawyer's delivery of the title line, and there was something poetic about Oldham, Dharma's own torture master, but I don't really know what it provided us. They ended up brushing it off as some sort of crazy hallucination resulting in an overdose of truth serum, so its impact on the rest of the episode was minimal at best. I do greatly enjoy the scientific way with which Sayid answered their questions, and that the seed of the coming genocide has at least been planted, but other than making Radzinsky even more paranoid (which I didn't realize was possible) I don't feel as if we've spent enough time with the Dharma characters to really see this as a fundamental shift; something to use later, I suppose.
The smaller character stuff was just kind of there: I liked seeing Sawyer ask Kate the question about why everyone came back primarily because we're still looking for those answers too, and I liked the measure of civility between Juliet and Kate as opposed to something approximating a catfight. Sawyer, meanwhile, remains a comic machine: his line about "even the new Mom wants you dead" was the perfect way to express Sawyer's unwillingness to become a fundamentally different person even while clearly trying to save Sayid and be responsible. The same goes for his reaction to the flaming van, although I do have some questions in regards to how (precisely) Sawyer was dumb enough to not realize it was a trap of some sort, immediate danger of the fire notwithstanding.
Overall, it's all about that ending: the episode led up to it, the next episode will have to lead out from it (at least somewhat), and overall we have a piece of the puzzle of Flight 316. Smartly, it doesn't so much make the "past" more interesting, but rather heavily complicates the "present" and these characters' interaction with it. That's the right way to handle these flashbacks, and I look forward to seeing more of them in the weeks to come.
I love how the second someone gets a brother we have to ask ourselves if we've met him before: my immediate answer is no, but I feel as if something has to happen to him if we've never heard of him before, or if Sayid had no contact with him during the period following his wife's death and the like.
Not enough can be said for how great Sterling Beaumon is as the young Ben Linus: Sayid having this uncanny feeling about the whole experience wouldn't work if the young actor wasn't knocking this out of the park, and it's the kind of wonderful marriage of casting and performance that deserves a heck of a lot of credit.
Based on a few responses I read, I was not the only person to notice the amazing cafeteria worker (Hurley's co-worker, as we learned he's now become a cafeteria employee himself) with the giant Afro serving food. This is clearly in the pre-hairnet era, and for that I am thankful.
Right now, we're missing the two characters who are supposed to be able to do something about what Sayid did at episode's end: Faraday is supposed to understand how it works, and Desmond is supposed to be able to transcend the normal rules. Sayid didn't quite get that memo, having not been around for the time skipping, so he wouldn't have had any notion of rules, but I feel as if he still knew enough about paradoxes that Faraday is going to give him a lecture next time he stops by 1977 in his wacky and wild adventures.
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Tagged as 1977, ABC, Afro, Ben, Benjamin Linus, bounty hunter, Change, Chicken Salad, Consequences, Entertainment, Episode 10, Flaming Van, He's Our You, Hostiles, Hurley, Jack, Kate, Lafleur, Michael Emerson, Oldham, Purpose, Review, Sawyer, Sayid, Season 5, Sterling Beaumon, Television, Time Paradox, Torture, Young Ben
11 responses to "Lost – "He's Our You""
William Schiffelbein
Great review! I'm really excited to see Desmond or Faraday again. Also, where are Rose and Bernard?!
"And the fact that Ben had been behind it, that Ben had gotten him captured and gotten him forced onto that flight to Guam, is yet another in the long list of of Ben's cunning ploys, and at this point it's beginning to become sort of a pattern that Sayid, and we as the audience, are catching up to."
I don't recall any evidence indicating that Ben was pulling strings behind Ilana. I mean, I wouldn't be at all surprised to find out this was the case, but there was nothing that hinted at this in last night's episode.
Well, I saw Bernard on Criminal Minds last night, so…he's over there 😛
I think Ben setting up Illana was more implied than outright said. I don't think Illana knew who she was working for. She said "the family of Peter Whozits, the last guy you killed," but why go to Guam on that particular plane anyway? Sayid could certainly figure that out for himself even before Ben got on.
Great review. Sorry for the lengthy post, but I had some pretty strong thoughts & feelings about this episode.
"Sayid once did [enjoy killing,]"
I disagree. He never did, and not even Ben did – at least not in a Dexter-like way. When Sayid pulls the trigger, it's not about failing to resist temptation, but instead about his philosophy of a person's nature and the requirement of a "greater good" (another Sayid centric, btw). As in the childhood vignette, the greater good was the rite of passage for his friend. The scene exemplified how killing, unlike for most, was never a hard choice for Sayid when the time came to it, despite the fact that its moral ramifications weighed him down afterwards like it would anyone else. By the end of this episode, Sayid's regrettable belief that a person's true nature is irrefutable had crystallized. It's about the moral ledge that is killing, and how the barrier between it and Sayid had always been weak. I agree that tempatation had seeped into him before, but before this episode, triggering this whole mess. He allowed himself to be talking into killing Widmore's people by Ben, primarily because he desperately wanted satisfaction for Nadia. So as opposed to being confronted with a moment where where the greater good is demanded, he chose to slip over the moral ledge. In this episode, there's no temptation involved, but a confusion has developed in Sayid where he's no longer sure where the ledge is. (By the way, I hated that fedora, as a number of other visual choices made in this episode.)
"He's our your," as most of Lost's titles, has multiple meanings where the upfront meaning is not the deepest one. Sawyer says the line to draw a parallel between Sayid and Oldham (who was admittedly, kind of anticlimactic), but the true parallel is between Sayid and Ben. And that's what makes that final scene so complex and interesting. Whether he still hates Ben, or has developed some modicum of understanding and sympathy for him, doesn't matter because Sayid ultimately believes that Ben is just like he is (or vice versa), and that Machiavellian nature which will always wreak havoc and despair will not be changed by anything like, say, Sayid's counseling, which was a possible (and cliched) choice that the episode was flirting with to make us wonder. It killed Sayid (no pun intended) to shoot kid-Ben, but he felt, in that mixture of despaire over his guilt, the druggy effects of the truth serum, and the strange predicament that felt like one-big destined imperative, that he had to do it, like anyone would have to kill Hitler if they had the chance.
To me anyway, the episode is much more interesting in its development of Sayid's character (who had really become problematic for me lately), than about the implications of changing history. Sayid dropped off a moral and emotional ledge which seems impossible to return from, and yet I desperately want someone to bring him back.
Nice write up – I just wanted to comment that while you're right that the "return to flashback form" was enjoyable, we can't forget that the "flashbacks" were to 2006-07, and the "present" was 1977. Lost is a cruel joke on people trying to write about it coherently!
I have two reasons why I think calling them flashbacks is acceptable.
First, perhaps we're getting to the point where how we write about it is becoming more about OUR experience than THEIR experience – they are flashbacks for us, as an audience, so perhaps the real narrative shifts and structures are becoming relative to us more than them.
On top of that, they are flashbacks for the characters involved: yes, we may be going into the future, but the relative point of realization and contemplation is 1977. "Future Sayid" is "Past Sayid" for Sayid, if not relative to time itself, and since these flashes are answering the question of "Why did they get on Flight 316?" calling them anything but flashbacks takes them away from the characters and into the plot as a whole, which isn't impossible but perhaps not the point of these episodes.
Oh, I agree – they are certainly flashbacks from the perspective of the character doing the back-flashing. I just meant to point out the craziness that Lost is causing us television narratologists…
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newfcollins
"I love how the second someone gets a brother…"
Maybe I missed it, but was it ever stated they were brothers? I was under the impression they were friends, or neighbours.
drush76
The problem I have with all of this is that many people have bought the idea of Ben as some kind version of Hitler. And they are so far from the truth.

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Q: How to set header_cookies in rspec mailers In my mailers I generate pdf file for attachments, using header_cookies (pass it from controller). How do I generate header_cookies in the articles_spec.rb test ?
Article Mailer:
class ArticlesMailer < ActionMailer::Base

  def send_article(article, header_cookies)
    @article = article
    @user = @article.user
    attachments['article.pdf'] = prepare_pdf_file

    mail(
      subject: "Article №#{@article.id}",
      to: @user.email
    )
  end

  def prepare_pdf_file(header_cookies)
    Grover.new(pdf_view_article_url(@article), cookies: header_cookies).to_pdf
  end
end

Article Controller
def create
   @articele = Article.new(article_params)
   if @article.save
      ArticlesMailer.send_article(@article, header_cookies).deliver_now
   else
      render :new
   end
end

artilces_spec.rb
RSpec.describe ArticlesMailer, type: :mailer do
  describe "send_article" do
    let!(:admin) { create(:user, :superadmin) }
    let!(:article) { create(:article, user: admin) }
    let!(:mail) { ArticlesMailer.send_article(article, header_cookies) }
    let(:article_preview_page) { preview_article_path(user_id: admin.id, id: article.id) }

    it "renders the headers" do
      expect(mail.subject).to eq("Article №#{article.id}")
      expect(mail.to).to eq admin.email
    end

    it "renders the body" do
      expect(mail.body.encoded).to match("Hi #{admin.name}")
    end
  end
end

A: Did you try creating the header_cookies object and pass it to the send_article call?
  let!(:header_cookies) do
    [
      { name: 'sign_username', value: 'any@any.com', domain: 'mydomain' },
      { name: '_session_id', value: '9c014df0b699d8dc08d1c472f8cc594c', domain: 'mydomain' }
    ]
  end

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data = PostagCorpusData()

# ### Check Numpy and Pytorch Gradients match
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    input_size=data.input_size,
    embedding_size=50,
    hidden_size=20,
    output_size=data.output_size,
    learning_rate=0.1
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from lxmls.deep_learning.pytorch_models.rnn import PytorchRNN
model = PytorchRNN(
    input_size=data.input_size,
    embedding_size=50,
    hidden_size=20,
    output_size=data.output_size,
    learning_rate=0.1
)

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# Get gradients for both models
batch = data.batches('train', batch_size=1)[0]
gradient_numpy = numpy_model.backpropagation(batch['input'], batch['output'])
gradient = model.backpropagation(batch['input'], batch['output'])

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plt.colorbar()
plt.subplot(2,2,2)
plt.imshow(gradient[0].numpy()[batch['input'], :], aspect='auto', interpolation='nearest')
plt.colorbar()
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plt.subplot(2,2,3)
plt.imshow(gradient_numpy[1], aspect='auto', interpolation='nearest')
plt.colorbar()
plt.subplot(2,2,4)
plt.imshow(gradient[1].numpy(), aspect='auto', interpolation='nearest')
plt.colorbar()
plt.show()

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# Alterbative native CuDNN native implementation of RNNs
from lxmls.deep_learning.pytorch_models.rnn import FastPytorchRNN
fast_model = FastPytorchRNN(
    input_size=data.input_size,
    embedding_size=50,
    hidden_size=20,
    output_size=data.output_size,
    learning_rate=0.1
)

# ### Train model
# Once you are confident that your implementation is working correctly you can run it on the POS task using the Pytorch code from the Exercise 6.1.

# In[ ]:

num_epochs = 10

# In[ ]:

model = model

# In[ ]:

import numpy as np
import time

# Get batch iterators for train and test
train_batches = data.batches('train', batch_size=1)
dev_set = data.batches('dev', batch_size=1)
test_set = data.batches('test', batch_size=1)

# Epoch loop
start = time.time()
for epoch in range(num_epochs):

    # Batch loop
    for batch in train_batches:
        model.update(input=batch['input'], output=batch['output'])

    # Evaluation dev
    is_hit = []
    for batch in dev_set:
        is_hit.extend(model.predict(input=batch['input']) == batch['output'])
    accuracy = 100*np.mean(is_hit)

    # Inform user
    print("Epoch %d: dev accuracy %2.2f %%" % (epoch+1, accuracy))

print("Training took %2.2f seconds per epoch" % ((time.time() - start)/num_epochs))

# Evaluation test
is_hit = []
for batch in test_set:
    is_hit.extend(model.predict(input=batch['input']) == batch['output'])
accuracy = 100*np.mean(is_hit)

# Inform user
print("Test accuracy %2.2f %%" % accuracy)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Pier 1 cougher says hate messages, harassment have destroyed her family's life
By Tiffini Theisen
Debra Hunter of Fernandina Beach was caught on video confronting the victim, a cancer patient, at the St. Johns Town Center, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said, according to First Coast News. (First Coast News)
A Florida woman who may get jail time after she was accused of intentionally coughing in a cancer patient's face wants a judge to consider the backlash she and her family have endured since last summer's incident in a Pier 1.
Debra Jo Hunter was shown in a June 25 video at the Jacksonville Town Center walking up to a woman and deliberately coughing in her face after making a lewd gesture toward the camera.
Hunter pleaded guilty Monday and could get up to 60 days in jail, according to News4Jax.
Yesterday I learned firsthand the power of conscientious bystanders. It took 30 seconds to end 15 minutes of aggressive...
Posted by Heather Reed Sprague on Thursday, June 25, 2020
A video of the confrontation was taken by Heather Sprague, a brain tumor patient who has a compromised immune system, First Coast News reported.
In the video, Hunter is seen "being verbally abusive to an employee" before approaching Sprague, according to a report.
"She was screaming at, swearing, insulting, and threatening the staff as she demanded to return an item she didn't have with her, just a photo of the item on her phone," Sprague posted on Facebook.
"In a Victim Crime Report filed with the State Attorney's Office, Sprague said that Hunter also threatened to kick her and tore down a sign when leaving the store," First Coast reported earlier.
Hunter submitted 23 pages of critical messages she has received from around the world since the video of the confrontation went viral, First Coast News reported Wednesday.
"Despicable, vile skank," one critic wrote to her, according to the report. "I hope your whole family gets covid and suffers immensely, then dies."
"My kids should not have to pay the price for my mistake," Hunter wrote to a judge, saying her kids have lost most of their friends and the family can't go out in public anymore without being harassed.
Read more at First Coast News.


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50-Year-Old Fetus: Doctors Discover Unborn Fetus Inside 92-Year-Old Woman
Effie Orfanides
A 50-year-old fetus was found inside the body of a 92-year-old woman. According to NewsOXY, the discovery was made by doctors in Chile. The woman had fallen, and needed x-rays. Little did she know, doctors would actually find something quite strange on those x-rays — and the results had nothing to do with a fractured or broken bone. Doctors were also surprised by the discovery.
A large 4.4 pound calcified fetus was outside the woman's uterus. Known as a lithopedion, sometimes called a "stomach rock" or a "stone child," this is a rare occurrence affecting just a few women. "Litho" comes from the Greek word that means "stone," and the suffix "pedion" (also Greek) means "child." This happens when the fertilized egg is implanted outside of the uterus (known as an ectopic pregnancy) according to lithopedionbaby.wordpress.com.
Doctors find 50-year-old fetus inside woman http://t.co/t7AdrLyHFp pic.twitter.com/MvwcCuB2i0
— HuffPost Live (@HuffPostLive) June 22, 2015
The director of the hospital, Marco Vargas Lazo, called the case "extraordinarily rare." While things like this do happen, and have been reported in the past, very few cases have been confirmed over the years. Doctors will not be removing the fetus, even though it takes up the woman's entire abdominal cavity. The risk is too great, and the surgery can be dangerous, especially for someone at an advanced age.
The 50-year-old fetus has not been causing the woman any discomfort, which is another reason doctors don't feel the need to remove it.
According to dbTechno, doctors say that the fetus died in the woman's third trimester, and was about seven months developed at the time. The woman has already been sent home from the hospital, maybe or maybe not aware that she is one of 300 cases of lithopedion that has been recorded over the past 400 years.
"A study published in 2000 in the Sao Paulo Medical Journaldefined just how rare: the phenomenon happens in just 1.5% to 1.8% of the abdominal pregnancies that occur—and the incidence of those are 1 in 11,000."
As previously reported by the Inquisitr, most of these cases are found in elderly women. In 2014, a Brazilian woman was admitted to the hospital after suffering from stomach pains. Doctors found a 44-year-old fetus in her abdomen. In 2013, an elderly woman from Columbia was taken to the hospital because of similar symptoms. Doctors found a 40-year-old fetus inside her body. Doctors decide on surgery on a case by case basis, but most prefer to leave the lithopedion alone.
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HISD football returns Friday; limited spectators allowed at games
Thursday night's game between the Bellaire Cardinals and Pasadena's Dobie Longhorns at Barnett Stadium has been canceled.
Author: Chloe Alexander, Jaime E. Galvan
Published: 8:44 AM CDT October 1, 2020
Updated: 10:44 AM CDT October 2, 2020
HOUSTON — Sporting events were scheduled to return for Houston Independent School District Thursday.
However, the district's first high school varsity football game between the Bellaire Cardinals and Pasadena's Dobie Longhorns on Thursday night had to be canceled out of an abundance of caution due to a presumed positive COVID-19 case.
The game was set to be played at 7 p.m. at Barnett Stadium.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The video above is from a report prior to the announcement that Thursday night's game was canceled.
HISD would not confirm if the presumptive positive case came from a player or coach due to privacy rights, but did confirm they were made aware of the case on Wednesday evening.
However, the spokesman for Pasadena ISD said that no Dobie High School players or coaches had tested positive.
The Pasadena ISD spokesman said the Dobie High School freshmen football team went to Bellaire High School for a game on Wednesday. At the same time, the Bellaire junior varsity football team went to Dobie to play a game.
The spokesman explained that while the teams were warming up for their games, the games were called off. The visiting teams were told to get back on their buses and return home.
The varsity game will not be rescheduled because it was a preseason game, the district confirmed.
Dobie High School is slated to play St. Thomas High School on Friday at 7 p.m. in place of Thursday night's game.
HISD sporting events return Friday night
The return of HISD sporting events will have to wait until Friday night when several schools are slated to play football and volleyball.
A limited number of spectators are allowed to attend varsity games only, but there are restrictions due to COVID-19.
Each player will only be given five tickets for their family members to buy and tickets may only be purchased at the students' schools.
"We know that high school football is a long-standing tradition that is supported by entire communities," the district said. "That is why we are seeking to accommodate supporters in a safe and responsible manner."
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Those who attend the game will be required to wear masks and maintain social distancing from others when possible.
"We request patience and understanding from our students and families as we move to prudently hold sporting events in the district during this unprecedented time."


Tabitha Arthur is a photographer and graphic designer with over 20 years experience across the creative industry including design, advertising, and photography. Design strategy and design-led thinking form the basis of Tabitha's work. Creative solutions reach across print (posters, flyers, brochures, etc) and online (websites utilising online tools, social media). Tabitha has worked for advertising agencies, boutique design studios, corporates, and has tutored and mentored in design. Below is a small selection of her work.


Steven DiSalvo has a track record of transformative success at multiple U.S. colleges and universities.
Good leaders have an ability to seize opportunities when they arise, says Dr. Matthew Might.
Colleen Perry Keith, Ph.D., becomes the first woman to lead Goldey-Beacom College.
Samelson, of Easterseals Bay Area, encourages leaders to find their own styles.
Coleman Foss takes on a new role after serving as CEO of Tennova Healthcare-Cleveland in Tennessee since 2007.
Metro Health — University of Michigan Health has selected its Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Peter Hahn, as next president and CEO.
Robert Davies, PhD takes over the presidency at Central Michigan after a tenure at Murray State University.
Kathleen Becker, JD, MPH, has become the new chief executive officer of The University of New Mexico Hospitals.
Allen Harrison will be the next chief executive for Methodist Healthcare System, the partnership between HCA and Methodist Healthcare Ministries.
The University of Rochester Medical Center announced the hiring of Carrie Fuller Spencer as CFO overseeing two hospitals.
Scott Strome, MD, has been named UTHSC vice chancellor and executive dean of the college of medicine.
Susquehanna University has named Aaron Martin vice president of marketing and communications following a nationwide search.
Dr. Michael Gustafson joins UMass Memorial from Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital, where he served as president and COO.
Donna Sullivan Havens, PhD, RN, FAAN, brings vast international experience to the role of nursing dean at Villanova.
Dr. Nancy Amato will head the Department of Computer Science at the University of Illinois. Amato comes to the role from Texas A&M University.
STPH of Louisiana has hired New Orleans native Joan M. Coffman, FACHE, as its next president and CEO, following the recent retirement of Patti Ellish.
Dr. Jeffrey Herbst becomes the fourth president in American Jewish University's 70-year history.
R. Lawrence Moss, MD, has been selected to succeed Dr. David Bailey as the President and CEO of Nemours Children's Health System.
Dartmouth appoints Joseph Helble as provost after his success as an innovative engineering dean.
Dr. La Jerne Cornish comes to Ithaca College from a post at Goucher College.
Bucknell University hires experienced college sports administrator Jermaine Truax to its AD post.


For this breast cancer awareness month, we are highlighting our community partner, the Breast Cancer Welfare Association Malaysia (BCWA). In addition to raising awareness of and providing crucial resources to women diagnosed with breast cancer, they also offer vital material and emotional support – think wigs and scuba diving retreats! Continue reading to learn more about what you need to know about breast cancer, what BCWA does, and how you can get involved with BCWA.
Could you please tell us a bit about the BCWA?
Breast Cancer Welfare Association was founded in 1986 by medical specialists, who realised the need for peer support for women with breast cancer. It is a tax-exempt organisation registered with the Registrar of Societies Malaysia, and a member of the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and Reach to Recovery International (RRI).
What services do you offer to women with breast cancer?
BCWA has a two-pronged approach in its services: 1) Improving the quality of life for women with breast cancer through psychosocial and material support, and 2) reducing the risk of premature mortality by providing public education, conducting clinical breast examination and advice for further investigation and timely medical treatment.
What are the 3 most important things women need to know about breast cancer?
First, early detection and prompt medical treatment saves lives. For a majority of patients, breast cancer is not the end of the road. With advancement in treatment and drugs, the five-year survival rate is 89% for women whose cancer has not spread beyond the breast. Women are advised to take charge of their own breast health so that early detection and prompt medical treatment can save their breasts and life.
Second, be familiar with your breasts and treat your body like the temple it is. Breasts come in all shapes and sizes. But monthly menstruation, pregnancy, age and weight changes may alter the shape, size and feel of the breast. Most changes are harmless but unusual and persistent changes need to be checked by a doctor. Your lifestyle is also important for general health. So be disciplined – adopt a healthy diet and stay active.
Finally, learn how to do a breast self-examination and make a habit of checking periodically. Being breast aware will help to pick up any tumours that grow between your annual check-ups. Breast self-examination (BSE) is still the most recommended method to take charge of your breast health. It's free and only takes you 5-10 minutes. Take note: doing a cursory checking of the breasts during a shower at anytime of the month does not constitute proper BSE. Just like your facial beauty routine, give your breasts a little care regularly once a month!
How can people get involved with the BCWA?
are distributed in kits to breast cancer patients who have just undergone mastectomies.
Donations can also be made payable to Breast Cancer Welfare Association Malaysia or banked in at Public Bank Berhad account number 3166 384 321.
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Walker, Jones team to lead Loyola (Md.) over UMass Lowell
By The Associated Press | Posted - Dec. 23, 2016 at 1:20 p.m.
BALTIMORE (AP) — Andre Walker scored 19 points and Jarred Jones 17 to lead Loyola (Maryland) to a 69-60 victory over Massachusetts-Lowell on Friday.
Walker and Jones have been the Greyhounds' leading scorers, with both averaging double figures. Jones had the better shooting day, making 7 of 13 while Walker was just 5 of 21, though he had three 3-pointers. Chuck Champion added 13 points and Cam Gregory had 10 rebounds.
The Greyhounds (6-5) have won four of their last five in completing their nonconference schedule.
Jahad Thomas had 13 points and 15 rebounds for his second straight double-double for the River Hawks (4-9). Matt Harris scored 13 points with Tyler Livingston and Logan Primerano adding 11 each and Ryan Jones 10.
Livingston made a 3-pointer to cut the Greyhounds what had been a 14-point second-half lead to 65-60 with 51.3 seconds left. But Loyola made three free throws before Champion stole a pass.
Knight III leads S. Utah past Utah Valley 60-56
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A central Ohio mother says other parents are harassing her transgender child on social media.
Emily LeVan's child, who was legally born as a male, changed her name from Keaten to "Keat" in order to reflect the female gender she identifies with.
Her mother supported Keat and "celebrated" the change on Facebook.
She tells 10 TV that's when parents of other students at Keat's school, Highland Elementary school in Morrow County, wrote a number of derogatory messages.
"This is child abuse!" one parent commented.
"I am terribly ticked that the parents are allowed to send their boy to school as a girl and put him in this embarrassing situation," wrote another.
"I was celebrating it because it was a big step for us, and a couple of people took it upon themselves to berate me for it," said LeVan.
She said that wasn't the only hurdle for Keat. When she first transitioned last year, Keat was teased by her peers.
Highland Local Schools District Superintendent Bill Dodds said Keat was bullied and that the matter was addressed immediately because the district has a zero tolerance policy on bullying.
LeVan says the school district has embraced Keat and her transition. She says it's time for the community to do the same.
Under Ohio's state antidiscrimination law there is no mention of transgender youth.


1514And kisse thy faire large eares, my gentle ioy.
1529Clo. Giue me your neafe, Mounsieur Mustardseed.
1530Pray you leaue your courtesie good Mounsieur.
1540vs haue the tongs and the bones.
1542Tita. Or say sweete Loue, what thou desirest to eat.
1549And fetch thee new Nuts.
1552haue an exposition of sleepe come vpon me.
1554Fairies be gone, and be alwaies away.
1557Enrings the barky fingers of the Elme.
1558O how I loue thee! how I dote on thee!
1559Enter Robin goodfellow and Oberon.
1561Seest thou this sweet sight?
1562Her dotage now I doe begin to pitty.
1565I did vpbraid her, and fall out with her.
1567With coronet of fresh and fragrant flowers.
1571Like teares that did their owne disgrace bewaile.
1576To beare him to my Bower in Fairy Land.
1578This hatefull imperfection of her eyes.
1584But as the fierce vexation of a dreame.
1585But first I will release the Fairy Queene.
1587See as thou wast wont to see.
1589Hath such force and blessed power.
1590Now my Titania wake you my sweet Queene.
1591Tita. My Oberon, what visions haue I seene!
1592Me-thought I was enamoured of an Asse.
1593Ob. There lies your loue.
1594Tita. How came these things to passe?
1595Oh, how mine eyes doth loath this visage now!
1598Then common sleepe; of all these, fine the sense.
1599Tita. Musicke, ho musicke, such as charmeth sleepe.
1603Ob. Sound musick; come my Queen, take hands with (me.
1604And rocke the ground whereon these sleepers be.
1608And blesse it to all faire posterity.
1610Wedded, with Theseus, all in iollity.
1612I doe heare the morning Larke.
1616Swifter then the wandering Moone.
1621With these mortals on the ground. Exeunt.
1623Enter Theseus, Egeus, Hippolita and all his traine.
1627My Loue shall heare the musicke of my hounds.
1629Dispatch I say, and finde the Forrester.
1632Of hounds and eccho in coniunction.
1633Hip. I was with Hercules and Cadmus once.
1639So musicall a discord, such sweet thunder.
1648Iudge when you heare. But soft, what nimphs are these?
1652I wonder of this being heere together.
1655Came heere in grace of our solemnity.
1657That Hermia should giue answer of her choice?
1658Egeus. It is, my Lord.
1661 Hornes and they wake.
1662Shout within, they all start vp.
1664Begin these wood birds but to couple now?
1666Thes. I pray you all stand vp.
1667I know you two are Riuall enemies.
1670To sleepe by hate, and feare no enmity.
1673I cannot truly say how I came heere.
1678Without the perill of the Athenian Law.
1684Of my consent, that she should be your wife.
1688Faire Helena, in fancy followed me.
1701And will for euermore be true to it.
1703Of this discourse we shall heare more anon.
1706These couples shall eternally be knit.
1708Our purpos'd hunting shall be set aside.
1710Wee'll hold a feast in great solemnitie.
1711Come Hippolita. Exit Duke and Lords.
1713Like farre off mountaines turned into Clouds.
1715When euery things seemes double.
1718Mine owne, and not mine owne.
1721The Duke was heere, and bid vs follow him?
1722Her. Yea, and my Father.
1724Lys. And he bid vs follow to the Temple.
1726by the way let vs recount our dreames.
1728Clo. When my cue comes, call me, and I will answer.
1729My next is, most faire Piramus. Hey ho. Peter Quince?


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  <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
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/**
 * This class is used to display small visual icons in the header of a panel. There are a set of
 * 25 icons that can be specified by using the {@link #type} config. The {@link #handler} config
 * can be used to provide a function that will respond to any click events. In general, this class
 * will not be instantiated directly, rather it will be created by specifying the {@link Ext.panel.Panel#tools}
 * configuration on the Panel itself.
 *
 *     @example
 *     Ext.create('Ext.panel.Panel', {
 *         width: 200,
 *         height: 200,
 *         renderTo: document.body,
 *         title: 'A Panel',
 *         tools: [{
 *             type: 'help',
 *             handler: function(){
 *                 // show help here
 *             }
 *         }, {
 *             itemId: 'refresh',
 *             type: 'refresh',
 *             hidden: true,
 *             handler: function(){
 *                 // do refresh
 *             }
 *         }, {
 *             type: 'search',
 *             handler: function(event, target, owner, tool){
 *                 // do search
 *                 owner.child('#refresh').show();
 *             }
 *         }]
 *     });
 */
Ext.define('Ext.panel.Tool', {
    extend: 'Ext.Component',
    requires: ['Ext.tip.QuickTipManager'],
    alias: 'widget.tool',

    baseCls: Ext.baseCSSPrefix + 'tool',
    disabledCls: Ext.baseCSSPrefix + 'tool-disabled',

    /**
     * @cfg
     * @private
     */
    toolPressedCls: Ext.baseCSSPrefix + 'tool-pressed',
    /**
     * @cfg
     * @private
     */
    toolOverCls: Ext.baseCSSPrefix + 'tool-over',

    ariaRole: 'button',

    childEls: [
        'toolEl'
    ],

    renderTpl: [
        '<img id="{id}-toolEl" src="{blank}" class="{baseCls}-{type}" role="presentation"/>'
    ],

    /**
     * @cfg {Function} handler
     * A function to execute when the tool is clicked. Arguments passed are:
     *
     * - **event** : Ext.EventObject - The click event.
     * - **toolEl** : Ext.Element - The tool Element.
     * - **owner** : Ext.panel.Header - The host panel header.
     * - **tool** : Ext.panel.Tool - The tool object
     */

    /**
     * @cfg {Object} scope
     * The scope to execute the {@link #handler} function. Defaults to the tool.
     */

    /**
     * @cfg {String} type
     * The type of tool to render. The following types are available:
     *
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-close"></span> close
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-minimize"></span> minimize
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-maximize"></span> maximize
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-restore"></span> restore
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-toggle"></span> toggle
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-gear"></span> gear
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-prev"></span> prev
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-next"></span> next
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-pin"></span> pin
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-unpin"></span> unpin
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-right"></span> right
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-left"></span> left
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-down"></span> down
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-up"></span> up
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-refresh"></span> refresh
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-plus"></span> plus
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-minus"></span> minus
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-search"></span> search
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-save"></span> save
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-help"></span> help
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-print"></span> print
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-expand"></span> expand
     * - <span class="x-tool"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAID/AMDAwAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==" class="x-tool-collapse"></span> collapse
     */

    /**
     * @cfg {String/Object} tooltip
     * The tooltip for the tool - can be a string to be used as innerHTML (html tags are accepted) or QuickTips config
     * object
     */

     /**
     * @cfg {String} tooltipType
     * The type of tooltip to use. Either 'qtip' (default) for QuickTips or 'title' for title attribute.
     */
    tooltipType: 'qtip',

    /**
     * @cfg {Boolean} stopEvent
     * Specify as false to allow click event to propagate.
     */
    stopEvent: true,

    height: 15,
    width: 15,

    //<debug>
    _toolTypes: {
        close:1,
        collapse:1,
        down:1,
        expand:1,
        gear:1,
        help:1,
        left:1,
        maximize:1,
        minimize:1,
        minus:1,
        //move:1,
        next:1,
        pin:1,
        plus:1,
        prev:1,
        print:1,
        refresh:1,
        //resize:1,
        restore:1,
        right:1,
        save:1,
        search:1,
        toggle:1,
        unpin:1,
        up:1
    },
    //</debug>

    initComponent: function() {
        var me = this;
        me.addEvents(
            /**
             * @event click
             * Fires when the tool is clicked
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Recently I was asked by a client if I would be interested in creating a piece for her foyer. She wanted something coastal, something Savannah, something to complement the Jack Leigh piece also displayed in the foyer. "Yes, I'm honored, of course." Cue sound of a screeching halt. "Jack Leigh?" How could little old me create anything worthy of neighboring a piece created by Jack Leigh? I imagined people walking through the foyer captivated by the mysterious and haunting image to the left and then mistaking my piece for a coat rack. None the less, I accepted the job. I chose two mornings to shoot. One for the overcast weather and the second strategically in an attempt to get out of breakfast + carpool duty.
I wasn't exactly sure how this was going to pan out - but I learned a lot over the course of those two weeks. One, marinas are really cool places to photograph! The fisherman are welcoming and will talk to you about anything and everything if you'll listen. They also seem more open to letting you photograph them if you've just come from the gym in your tiny gym shorts. But most importantly this experience reminded me that putting aside your insecurities and trying something new once in a while is an important part of life. It can be extremely difficult but if you trust in yourself - feeling secure is almost a guarantee. And that's a pretty great feeling.
In the end, my client is over the moon with her gallery and I even ended up with a piece for my own home. And in case you were wondering, I did not get out of breakfast + carpool duty.


Freedom and responsibility have to go hand in hand.
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Pulgarcito (in Spanish, literally "little thumb") may refer to:
Pulgarcito, the Spanish variant of the folktale Tom Thumb
Pulgarcito (Mexico), a children's magazine of the Mexican government, 1925–1932
Pulgarcito (Spain), a Spanish weekly illustrated magazine, 1921–1987
Cesáreo Quezadas (born 1950), Mexican actor
Manuel Ramos (boxer) (1942–1999), Mexican boxer


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Paradidyma recincta är en tvåvingeart som beskrevs av Henry J. Reinhard 1964. Paradidyma recincta ingår i släktet Paradidyma och familjen parasitflugor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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module BanktoolsBR
  class Account
    # Construct Account object
    #
    # @param [String] bank code according to BC
    # @param [String] bank agency number
    # @param [String] bank account number + verification digit
    # @return the object
    def initialize(bank_code, bank_agency, bank_account)
      @bank_code = bank_code
      @bank_agency = bank_agency
      @bank_account = bank_account
    end

    # Normalize account number based on bank code.
    #
    # @return [String] account number normalized
    # @raise [BanktoolsBR::UnsupportedBank] if bank code is not supported.
    def normalize
      bank_account.normalize
    end

    # Validates account verification digit based on bank code.
    #
    # @return [true, false]
    # @raise [BanktoolsBR::UnsupportedBank] if bank code is not supported.
    def valid?
      bank_account.valid?
    end

    # Returns an bank account instance according to the given bank_code
    #
    # @return Banks::SomeBank::Account
    # @raise [BanktoolsBR::UnsupportedBank] if bank code is not supported.
    def bank_account
      case @bank_code
      when '001'
        BanktoolsBR::Banks::BB::Account.new(@bank_agency, @bank_account)
      when '033'
        BanktoolsBR::Banks::Santander::Account.new(@bank_agency, @bank_account)
      when '041'
        BanktoolsBR::Banks::Banrisul::Account.new(@bank_agency, @bank_account)
      when '104'
        BanktoolsBR::Banks::CaixaEconomica::Account.new(@bank_agency, @bank_account)
      when '237'
        BanktoolsBR::Banks::Bradesco::Account.new(@bank_agency, @bank_account)
      when '341'
        BanktoolsBR::Banks::Itau::Account.new(@bank_agency, @bank_account)
      when '399'
        BanktoolsBR::Banks::HSBC::Account.new(@bank_agency, @bank_account)
      when '745'
        BanktoolsBR::Banks::Citybank::Account.new(@bank_agency, @bank_account)
      else
        raise BanktoolsBR::UnsupportedBank, "Bank: #{@bank_code} is not supported."
      end
    end
  end
end


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Produced in 1996, Remembering the End of the World was the first documentary covering David Talbott's labors to reconstruct celestial events in ancient times. The Ben Ged Low film traces Talbott's work back to its beginning in the early 70s.
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Associated Press Texas High School Football Poll: How one voter sees it
Here's an analysis of the Standard-Times vote in the Associated Press Texas High School football poll.
Associated Press Texas High School Football Poll: How one voter sees it Here's an analysis of the Standard-Times vote in the Associated Press Texas High School football poll. Check out this story on gosanangelo.com: https://www.gosanangelo.com/story/sports/high-school/football/2018/12/13/ap-texas-high-school-football-poll-did-voter-get-right/2295825002/
Amy McDaniel, San Angelo Standard-Times Published 3:26 p.m. CT Dec. 13, 2018 | Updated 3:40 p.m. CT Dec. 13, 2018
Amy McDaniel, multimedia sports journalist, San Angelo Standard-Times(Photo: Yfat Yossifor)
This is my third season as a voter in the Associated Press Texas high school football poll. I wanted to compare my voting with my colleagues, and also compare my voting to the consensus and how things really turned out.
I wrote a column weekly during the season breaking down how I voted each week and compared it to my colleagues. I also compared how the consensus picks and my picks fared in their games following the vote.
The AP poll is halted after the final week of the regular season. But without head-to-head matchups between the teams in the Top 10 – or at least statewide playoffs – how are we to know which team really is No. 1?
The Mason Punchers run downfield as Otto Wofford makes the kick during the Friday, Aug. 31, 2018, football game against Wall. (Photo: Michelle Gaitan / San Angelo Standard-Times)
Of course, the teams who bring home the hardware from the state championship bonanza of games Dec. 19-22 at Jerry's World (AT&T Stadium) in Arlington are the No. 1 teams, it can be stated with a fairly-high degree of certainty.
"Um, scoreboard."
But was the runner-up in the state final game really the second-best team? Did the state's second-best team really get left on the floor of the regional championship game because the two best teams came from the same region?
Was one team overrated all year long and that's why they didn't make it to the state semifinals? That's my gold standard for inclusion in the top 10. Did a Top 10 team fail to even make the state quarterfinals, which would imply that they were at least in the Top 16 when both divisions are thrown in together.
And heck, what kind of good purpose do the various polls even serve? What good is it to finish the regular season No. 1 and not make it to the champions' podium?
I promised an end-of-season column but the state semifinal round seems like a more appropriate time. So this is a look at my voting, the AP consensus and the last four weeks of the playoffs where we will attempt to answer these questions that have puzzled mankind for many, many football seasons.
Who am I kidding? I probably won't answer any questions or solve the world's problems but at least we can talk about football one more time.
Here's how the Associated Poll vote looked after Week 11 – the end of the regular season – with ranking, first-place votes in parentheses and final regular season records along with a comparison of how I voted:
1. Allen (22) 10-0
2. Galena Park North Shore (3) 9-0
3. Converse Judson 9-0
4. Longview 10-0
5. Duncanville 9-0
6. Southlake Carroll 10-0
7. Katy 9-1
8. Austin Westlake 9-1
9. Cypress Ranch 10-0
10. Lake Travis 8-1
Others receiving votes: Haltom City 6. Humble Atascocita 6. Cedar Hill 3. Austin Vandegrift 3. Pearland 1.
Here's my final vote, with previous ranking in parentheses:
1. Allen (1)
2. Galena Park North Shore (2)
3. Converse Judson (3)
4. Duncanville (4)
5. Southlake Carroll (5)
6. Longview (6)
7. Katy (7)
8. Austin Westlake (8)
9. Cedar Hill (9)
10. Cypress Ranch (10)
Lost in State Quarterfinals: Division I, Southlake Carroll, Waco Midway, Cypress-Fairbanks, Converse Judson; Division II Haltom City, Spring Westfield, Cypress Creek, SA Northside Brandeis.
Advanced to State Semifinals: Div I, Duncanville (14-0), Allen (14-0), Lake Travis (12-1), Galena Park North Shore (14-0), Div II, Amarillo Tascosa (11-3), Longview (14-0), West Brook (12-2), Austin Westlake (13-1).
AP Consensus: Allen, North Shore, Longview, Duncanville, Westlake and Lake Travis were all in the AP Top 10 to end the year and all ended up in the state semifinals. Judson and Carroll were quarterfinalists. Katy and Cypress Ranch were the two that underachieved and did not make it to at least the top 16. Haltom got votes in the final poll and made it to the top 16.
My Vote: Amarillo Tascosa was everybody's big bomb. But….somebody had to come out of Region I and I didn't have a single Region I team in my Top 10 all year long. If Region I is perceived as weak, Tascosa could be considered lucky but I'd rather be lucky and in the semifinals than holding onto a No. 6 ranking and no games left to play (Carroll?). I missed on Cedar Hill and Lake Travis, although I did have Lake Travis in my preseason Top 10.
1. Aledo (21) 10-0
2. Dallas Highland Park (3) 10-0
3. Denton Ryan (1) 10-0
4. Fort Bend Marshall 10-0
5. Lufkin 9-1
6. Hutto 9-0
7. Lubbock Cooper 10-0
8. Alvin Shadow Creek 9-0
9. Frisco Reedy 10-0
10. SA Wagner 9-1
Others receiving votes: Manvel 9. College Station 5. Huntsville 4. Angleton 3. Marshall 3. Tyler 1. Lewisville The Colony 1. Magnolia West 1. A&M Consolidated 1.
1. Aledo (1)
2. Dallas Highland Park (2)
3. Denton Ryan (3)
4. Fort Bend Marshall (4)
5. Hutto (5)
6. Lufkin (6)
7. Frisco Reedy (7)
8. Lubbock Cooper (8)
9. Alvin Shadow Creek (10)
10. San Antonio Wagner (u)
Lost in State Quarterfinals: Division I, Birdville, Tyler, Richmond Foster, Mission Memorial; Division II, Lubbock Cooper, Frisco Reedy, Huntsville, Port Lavaca Calhoun.
Advanced to State Semifinals: Div I, Highland Park (14-0), Denton Ryan (14-0), Shadow Creek (14-0) and Wagner (13-1); Div II, Rider (8-5), Aledo (14-0), Fort Bend Marshall (13-1) and Corpus Christi Calallen (13-1).
AP Consensus: We got Aledo, Highland Park, Ryan, Marshall, Shadow Creek and Wagner right. Lubbock Cooper and Frisco Reedy got at least as far as the quarters. Lufkin and Hutto were bombs. Wagner is on 13-game winning streak since opening the season with a loss to 6A state quarterfinalist Judson.
My Vote: I'll take the blame for Hutto. I think I was the first to put them into my vote and the Hippos kept winning and picked up steam with voters. But like the other voters and Hutto, I had to be convinced on Lufkin.
1. Carthage (19) 10-0
2. Argyle (5) 10-0
3. Liberty Hill 8-1
4. Waco La Vega (1) 8-2
5. Cuero 9-1
6. Midlothian Heritage 9-1
7. Sealy 10-0
8. Texarkana Pleasant Grove 8-2
9. Jasper 10-0
10. Glen Rose 8-1
Others receiving votes: Sweeny 12. Lorena 9. Giddings 9. Paris 8. Stephenville 5. WF Hirschi 3. Sunnyvale 2. Levelland 1.
1. Carthage (1)
2. Argyle (2)
3. Liberty Hill (3)
4. Waco La Vega (4)
5. Texarkana Pleasant Grove (5)
6. Midlothian Heritage (6)
7. Cuero (7)
8. Jasper (8)
9. Glen Rose (9)
10. Sweeny (10)
Lost in State Quarterfinals: Division I, Hereford, Argyle, Henderson, La Vernia; Division II, Glen Rose, Pittsburg, West Orange-Stark, Geronimo Navarro.
Advanced to State Semifinals: Div I, Decatur (8-6), La Vega (12-2), Carthage (14-0), Liberty Hill (12-1); Div II, Iowa Park (9-5), Pleasant Grove (12-2), Silsbee (10-4), Cuero (13-1).
AP Consensus: We got Carthage, Liberty Hill, La Vega, Cuero, Pleasant Grove right. Argyle and Glen Rose made the top 16, so not bad misses there and Argyle, of course, met up with Carthage in the quarters. Heritage also met Carthage in the third round. Sealy lost in the third round to Liberty Hill. Jasper lost in the third round to WO-S.
My Vote: None of the others receiving votes, including the 12 on Sweeny – my only difference from the Top 10 -- made it to the top 16. The Bulldogs won a playoff game and lost to WO-S in the second round.
1. Newton (25) 9-0
2. Gunter 10-0
3. Brock 9-1
4. Canadian 9-1
5. Childress 9-1
6. Clifton 10-0
7. Jefferson 10-0
8. Franklin 8-1
9. Gladewater 9-1
10. Shallowater 10-0
Others receiving votes: Cisco 27. Cameron Yoe 20. Waskom 18. Edna 12. Big Sandy Harmony 7. Abernathy 6. Buffalo 6. Woodville 6. Yoakum 4. Goliad 4.
1. Newton (1)
2. Gunter (2)
3. Canadian (3)
4. Childress (4)
5. Brock (5)
6. Gladewater (6)
7. Cameron Yoe (8)
8. Jefferson (u)
9. Cisco (9)
10. Shallowater (10)
Lost in State Quarterfinals: Division I, Shallowater, Atlanta, East Chambers, Edna; Division II, Abernathy, Holliday, Daingerfield, Tidehaven.
Advanced to State Semifinals: Div I, Brock (13-1), Malakoff (11-2), Grandview (12-2), Yoakum (12-2); Div II, Canadian (13-1), Gunter (14-0), East Bernard (13-1), Newton (12-0).
AP Consensus: We got Newton, Gunter, Brock and Canadian right with a push on Shallowater. We kinda whiffed on second-round losers Childress, Clifton and Jefferson. Franklin and Gladewater were third-round losers. Abernathy and Edna were receiving votes by the end of the season.
My Vote: Neither Cameron Yoe nor Cisco advanced to state semis although Yoe lost to East Chambers in the third round. I really, really took my time putting Cisco in my vote. It was mainly losses by other Top 10 teams that ended up getting the Loboes in the Top 10. Cisco lost in the first round to Spearman, which was nowhere in anybody's vote.
1. Mason (20) 10-0
2. Wellington (4) 10-0
3. Mart 9-1
4. Shiner 9-1
5. New Deal (1) 9-0
6. Falls City 10-0
7. Price Carlisle 10-0
8. Muenster 9-1
9. Refugio 8-2
10. Iraan 9-1
Others receiving votes: San Saba 13. Grapeland 6. Burton 2. Sundown 1.
1. Mason (1)
2. Mart (2)
3. Wellington (3)
4. Falls City (4)
5. New Deal (5)
6. Price Carlisle (6)
7. Shiner (7)
8. Muenster (8)
9. Refugio (9)
10. San Saba (10)
Lost in State Quarterfinals: Division I, Stinnett West Texas, De Leon, Tenaha, Refugio; Division II, Stratford, Hamlin, Muenster, Burton.
Advanced to State Semifinals: Div I, San Saba (14-0), New Deal (14-0), San Augustine (12-2), Mason (14-0); Div II, Albany (9-5), Gruver (13-1), Mart (13-1), Falls City (14-0).
AP Consensus: We got it right with Mason, Mart and New Deal, which incidentally, have been ranked at or near the top almost all season. We did not get it right with Wellington (four first-place votes, ouch!), Shiner, Falls City, Price Carlisle, Muenster and Iraan although Refugio and Muenster at least made it the final 16.
My Vote: San Saba. This is my most proud moment and I can't even take credit for it. I had been noting that San Saba was undefeated the last few weeks of season but didn't have the guts to go for it until a reader suggested I keep an eye on them. They didn't even make into the final consensus, but they got my vote for the last two weeks of the season. Shiner lost to Refugio who lost to Mason. It was silly to have three Division I Region IV teams in the top 10 but….it IS supposed to be the top 10 in the state, not the ones who survived the playoffs, right?
By the way, I've had some very nice exchanges with readers about this weekly column, readers from all over the state. I encourage participation. Think of it as the break room at your work place, where all the important topics are discussed.
I kind of started this column on lark. I was already keeping detailed analysis of my voting so why not share it with the public. I hope it gave some insight, at the very least, and showed that I do take my responsibility seriously.
See y'all in 2019. It's been a pleasure.
Amy McDaniel is a multimedia sports journalist for the San Angelo Standard-Times. She may be emailed at amy.mcdaniel@gosanangelo.com.