I was speaking with a guy yesterday, and he mentioned air cooled turbos, which I had not heard of before. I had been speaking of the oil temps in my turbo in certain conditions, and he brought up drag racing cars and air cooled turbos.
Based on this old thread on the internet (https://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39727), I think he was talking about air to air cooling of the oil lubricated turbo, as opposed to the water to air cooled oil lubricated turbo that are common on production cars. But in the moment, it seemed like the guy was saying that there was no oil involved at all.
Unless Oppos know of some special technology for a turbo with no oil?


Kathryn Magnolia Johnson (1878–1955), a high school teacher, worked for the NAACP as a field agent from 1913 to 1916, establishing branches in the Midwest and South. Addie Waites Hunton (1866–1943), a fellow teacher, worked as a NAACP field organizer from 1921 to 1924 and helped arrange the 1927 Pan-African Congress. In 1918 Johnson and Hunton sailed for France as YMCA workers to aid black troops. They wrote about their experience in this book, Two Colored Women with the American Expeditionary Forces.
The largest Y. M. C. A. hut in France was one built at Camp Lusitania, St. Nazaire, for the use of colored soldiers. It was the first hut built for our boys, and for its longest period of service was under the supervision of Rev. D. Leroy Ferguson, of Louisville, Ky. It reached its highest state of efficiency and cleanliness under Mr. J. C. Croom, of Goldsboro, N. C. It did service for 9,000 men, and had, in addition to the dry canteen, a library of 1,500 volumes, a money-order department which sometimes sent out as much as $2,000 a day to the home folks; a school room where 1,100 illiterates were taught to read and write; a large lobby for writing letters and playing games; and towards the close of the work, a wet canteen, which served hot chocolate, lemonade and cakes to the soldiers.
To this hut one of us was assigned, and served there for nearly nine months. The work was pleasant and profitable to all concerned, and no woman could have received better treatment anywhere than was received at the hands of these 9,000 who helped to fight the battle of St. Nazaire by unloading the great ships that came into the harbor. Among the duties found there were to assist in religious work; to equip a library with books, chairs, tables, decorations, etc., and establish a system of lending books; to write letters for the soldiers; to report allotments that had not been paid; to establish a money order system; to search for lost relatives at home; to do shopping for the boys whose time was too limited to do it themselves; to teach illiterates to read and write; to spend a social hour with those who wanted to tell her their stories of joy or sorrow.
All of this kept one woman so busy that she found no time to think of anything else, not even to take the ten days' vacation which was allowed her every four months. In a hut of similar size among white soldiers, there would have been at least six women, and perhaps eight men. Here the only woman had from two to five male associates. Colored workers everywhere were so limited that one person found it necessary to do the work of three or four.ust on the suburbs of St. Nazaire, about two miles from Camp Lusitania, was another hut, the second oldest for colored men in France. Here the other one of the writers spent six months of thrilling, all-absorbing service; while about six miles out, in the little town of Montoir, where thousands of labor troops and engineers had permanent headquarters, the third of the colored women to come to this section ran a large canteen, supplying chocolate, doughnuts, pie and sometimes ice cream to the grateful soldiers. This hut was far too small for the number of soldiers it had to entertain, but it was made large in its hospitality by the genial, good-natured, energetic Mr. William Stevenson, its first hut secretary, now Y. M. C. A. secretary, Washington, D. C. He started the work in a tent, and built it up to a veritable thriving beehive of activity.
There were several other localities in the neighborhood of St. Nazaire, where one colored secretary would be utilized to reach an isolated set. They usually worked in tents. Other places where Y. M. C. A. buildings, huts or tents for colored soldiers were located, were Bordeaux, Brest, Le Mans, Challes-les-Eaux, Chambery, Marseilles, Joinville, Belleau Wood, Fere-en-Tardenois, Orly, Is-sur-Tille, Remacourt, Chaumont, and Camp Romagne near Verdun.
Rolling canteens ran out from some places, reaching points where the soldiers had no Y. M. C. A. conveniences. This was a small automobile truck, equipped with material for serving chocolate and doughnuts, and operated by a chauffeur, and a Y woman who dispensed smiles and sunshine to the ofttimes homesick boys, along with whatever she had to tempt their appetites. The last, and perhaps the most difficult piece of constructive work done by the colored workers, was at Camp Pontanezen, Brest.
There were several other large huts at Camp Pontanezen, that were used for long periods exclusively by colored soldiers; but in the absence of colored women, white women, sometimes as many as five in a hut, gave a service that was necessarily perfunctory, because their prejudices would not permit them to spend a social hour with a homesick colored boy, or even to sew on a service stripe, were they asked to do so. But the very fact that they were there showed a change in the policy from a year previous, when a colored woman even was not permitted to serve them.
In nearly all the Y. M. C. A. huts, in every section of France, moving pictures would be operated every afternoon and evening. Many times before the movies, some kind of an entertainment would be furnished by the entertainment department of the Y. M. C. A. There were shows furnished by French or American dramatists; concert parties by singers and musicians of all nationalities, and frequently a lecture on health and morals. The movies and shows were the most popular forms of entertainment, and on these occasions the huts would always be crowded, as all entertainments given by the Y. M. C. A. were free.
The organization also did much to promote clean morals among the men, by the free distribution of booklets, tracts, and wholesome pictures. This literature would be placed in literature cases, and the men would select their own material, while the pictures would be placed in parts of the hut where they would be easily visible. Some of the booklets which were unusually popular among the men were "Nurse and Knight," "Out of the Fog," "When a Man's Alone," "The Spirit of a Soldier," and "A Square Deal"; while quantities of other stories with sharply drawn morals were distributed by the thousands and thousands of copies.
All told, the Y. M. C. A., with a tremendous army of workers, many of whom were untrained, did a colossal piece of welfare work overseas. The last hut for the colored Americans in France was closed at Camp Pontanezen, Brest, on August 3, 1919, by one of the writers; the two of them having given the longest period of active service of any of the colored women who went overseas.
Another thing I would not have known except for your informative blog. Thanks so much!
@Teri: You're welcome and my pleasure (really, since you know I love hunting for information *g*).
a] "In a hut of similar size among white soldiers, there would have been at least six women, and perhaps eight men. Here the only woman had from two to five male associates".
b] "Large huts at Camp Pontanezen, that were used for long periods exclusively by colored soldiers; but in the absence of colored women, white women, sometimes as many as five in a hut, gave a service that was necessarily perfunctory".
@Hels: African-American participants in WWI saw their involvement as a duty to their country and as a way to show that their loyalty should earn them respect in American society. Unfortunately, this was not the case–segregation and racism was pretty rife between American troops over the course of the war, and the African-American nurses and YMCA workers had to fight to be able to even serve African-American soldiers and officers. The entire book is an interesting read that gives a different perspective on the war.
Your info is so very interesting….I am a bit of an historian and although I knew a little about the service of African American workers….
I am doing research on Matthew Bullock Sr. He is in the picture you posted. Where did you find the original?


New Delhi: India's finance ministry called for an "aggressive" easing of the country's monetary policy to fight a potentially worsening economic downturn worldwide and a resulting slowdown in domestic manufacturing, even as it renewed the call for more economic reforms.
In its so-called mid-year review for 2008-09, the ministry warned that India's economy was poised to slow and that there would be substantial slippage in annual fiscal deficit targets.
In the review presented on Tuesday in Parliament, the government said that the general outlook of the economy in the short run and for 2008-09 continues to be one of "cautious optimism".
Though the gross domestic product (GDP) grew 7.75% during the first half of the year, economic growth is expected to be "significantly lower" in the second half due to the impact of slower export growth, weaker domestic demand as well as possible slackening of private investment.
The review maintains that there is chance that the growth rate may decelerate to 7%, the lowest official projection so far.
"Having run a tight monetary policy during H1 (first half) 2008-09, there is considerable scope for monetary policy easing over the next 6-12 months," the finance ministry said in the half-yearly review, which is mandated under the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act (FRBMA). The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) lowered the benchmark repo rate by 2.5 percentage points to 6.5% in three cuts from 20 October to 6 December.
While the review favoured frontloading some of the public expenditure in infrastructure approved for the 11th Five Year Plan (2007-12), it also called for exploring the possibility to stimulate private investment in infrastructure development, "given the general slow pace of project implementation or capacity to scale-up capital expenditure in the public sector".
The government recently approved an additional expenditure of Rs42,480 crore during the current financial year. It includes the Rs20,000 crore fiscal stimulus to spur industry as well as domestic demand.
Commerce minister Kamal Nath said on 11 December that the government may announce a second stimulus package to assist exporters. Prime Minister's economic advisory council chairman Suresh Tendulkar, however, was quoted by Reuters news agency, as saying that the government needed to see the impact of its first stimulus package.
"We are seeing some teething problems in the implementation of the first package. The second stimulus package will depend on the response to the first one," he was quoted as saying.
The review observes that under current circumstances, it may be difficult to adhere to the FRBM targets for the current fiscal at 2.5% of GDP with a headroom of 0.5%. Chief economic adviser Arvind Virmani said that "the additional fiscal stimulus provided in 2008-09 may be of the order of 2% of GDP over the benchmark fiscal deficit (target) of 3% of GDP." In other words, the fiscal deficit could exceed 5% of GDP.
The government has already sought an additional expenditure of Rs1.47 trillion from the Parliament, as the first and second batch of supplementary demands for grants, raising public spending to Rs9 trillion from Rs7.5 trillion, originally envisaged in the budget for 2008-09.
The review maintains that risks to India's economic growth from the turbulence in the external sector are minimal as Indian growth remains largely domestic-driven and it has a diversified export market.
"The meltdown in global commodity prices led by a decline in crude and food prices would help bridge the current account deficit. While this might ultimately feed into the growth process through lower input costs and improvement in corporate profit margins, the resilience of the Indian economy lies in the predominant domestic nature of financing with net external demand playing only a complementary role," it said.
As a result of drastic decline in global crude oil prices, the downside risk on current account deficit has also receded, the review said, thus offsetting the negative impact of slowdown in exports in overall trade deficit. While in October, exports shrank 12%, crude oil price declined below $40 per barrel on Tuesday from its July peak of $147 per barrel.
On the price situation, Virmani said that "headline inflation will return to the normal level of around 5% by March, 2009," with sharp decline in commodity and oil prices. Wholesale Price Index based inflation declined to 6.84% for the week ended 6 December, the lowest in nine months, due to a cut in administered fuel prices by the government. The Reserve Bank of India has said it aims to bring annual inflation down to 7% by the fiscal year-end on 31 March.
Liz Mathew and Sanjiv Shankaran of Mint, and Reuters contributed to this story.


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Taylors Falls School Foundation
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Alumni Contact Information
Annual Alumni Awards
2009 Alumni Awards
2020-21 Alumni Awards
Award Nomination Forms
Class Lists & Yearbooks
TF Trivia
Outstanding Graduate Award was given to Carol Ann Bjork Fontaine – Class of 1958
We recognize Carol as outstanding for her courage and accomplishments in the face of devastating hardship. Carol began her education in the old Taylors Falls School on Angel Hill and moved to the new school in 1952. Her world almost ended in 1953 when
in eighth grade she contracted a case of polio serious enough to put her into an iron lung. This was extreme treatment needed to maintain breathing when the virus had weakened chest muscles. Carol spent 16 ½ months in the Sister Kenny Institute receiving therapy and maintaining her class work with help from tutors. She returned to
the Taylors Falls School in a wheelchair as a ninth grader, her legs paralyzed. With the loving help of family and classmates, Carol resumed her high school education and graduated with her original class in 1958. She worked on the school newspaper three years and was editor her senior year. Carol was also chosen homecoming queen in her senior year.
After graduation Carol volunteered for an experimental treatment called neurotripsy intended to improve muscle strength for polio patients. This treatment left her covered with bruises all over her whole body. There was no benefit, however, such was the state of medicine in 1958. With modern vaccines, we have forgotten the fear and devastation that polio caused back in the day.
Nevertheless, Carol had the ambition to take her future into her own hands and entered the Minneapolis Business College in 1959 to study accounting. After graduation she was hired by Cargill Company in 1960. For the next thirty-seven years Carol worked for Cargill and became an expert in shipping grain and commodities in world markets.
In 1974, Carol met and married her life's partner, Lawrence (Pat) Fontaine. Pat was a Korean War double amputee and wheelchair citizen like Carol. Their marriage lasted twenty-five years, until Pat's death. Both Carol and Pat had driver's licenses and they traveled extensively by car in America and Canada during their life together. Carol still
drives and lives in her own home with her married niece. Carol remains a model of courage and independence. She attends class reunions and enjoys the company of old friends and classmates.
Outstanding Staff/Faculty Award was given to Linda Swenson Granstand (1967)
I grew up in Taylors Falls and attended Taylors Falls School grades 1 – 12, graduating in 1967. I attended Minneapolis Business College in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Triton College in River Grove, Illinois. After high school I lived in Hawaii, Chicago and Minneapolis, but realized there is no place like home, so moved back to Taylors Falls in
1985 and Married Jim Grandstrand in 1986. Together we have three children, who all attended Taylors Falls School. Our children blessed us with eight grandchildren.
I have held many different positions in my lifetime: legal clerk at Castle & Cook in Honolulu, Hawaii, manager of two pediatric clinics in Riverside, Illinois, Business manager at Chisago Lakes Clinic and Hospital in Chisago City, Minnesota, Chamber director in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin and hotel manager at Holiday Inn Express in St,
Croix Falls, Wisconsin.
As secretary at the Taylors Falls School district, I had the good fortune to work with students and staff during the consolidation with the Chisago Lakes School district. It was hard to see the end of the Taylors Falls School district, but exciting to see the opportunities for the students with so many options in their education. The
consolidation brought many changes to Taylors Falls Elementary with so many young students and new staff to accommodate all the students. One change that was memorable was our first computer in the office to track attendance. Another memorable event while at school district was the All School reunion in 1992, which was attended by over a thousand people. We were able to gather memorabilia from past years, programs by past students and staff. It was a day remembered by many.
Now that I am retired, I enjoy my love of quilting and teaching quilting to others, canning in the fall and of course, spending time with family and friends.
Outstanding Citizen Award was given to Ellen Wiberg Nelson – Class of 1966
Ellen Wiberg Nelson is in the Taylors Falls class of 1966. She grew up on a dairy farm in the Almelund area and she was confirmed in the Almelund Lutheran Church. She married Ronnie Nelson and they have three grown children.
One of Ellen's classmates wrote that she is a perfect example to encourage young women to find ways to move forward, no matter how slowly, toward their dreams.
Ellen's educational title is Dr. Ellen M. Nelson. She received her Doctorate in Public Administration from Hamline University in 2001. She has a Masters in business, Bachelor of Science, and an Associate Arts degree. Grants given out in programs Ellen is associated with total more than 5 million dollars.
Finally, some of the awards and certificates that Ellen has received include:
o Instructor of the year from Rochester Community College
o Minnesota Women Business Advocate of the Year
o Certified Leadership Curriculum Phi Theta Kappa
Not bad for a Taylors Falls student!
Extra Curricular Award for the Years 1915-1952 was given to Minnie M. Ekdahl – Class of 1929
Minnie Martha Ekdahl was born in Hallock, Kittson County, Minnesota on May 15, 1909. Her birth name was Martha Wilhelmina Victoria Ekdahl, but from her birth she was always known as Minnie. She was the second of the four children of John Emil and
Anna (Rydberg) Ekdahl who, respectively, were a Swedish immigrant and daughter of Swedish immigrants. The Ekdahl family moved to Taylors Falls in the summer of 1914, when Minnie was five years old.
In the fall of 1915, Millie started the first grade in the Kingsbury School on Basil Street. That was the first of her two school years in the first grade. She had to repeat the first grade because when she started school she spoke no English, only Swedish. She also had to repeat the eighth grade due to an illness that caused her to be absent too many
days from school
During her teenage years, Minnie worked for several years as the "hired girl" for the Howard Folsom family who lived next door south of the Kingsbury School. She also did kitchen work at the Blue Bird Inn (a restaurant) in downtown Taylors Falls and at the Taylor Place Summer Hotel on River Street. In 1924, she was confirmed at the local
First Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church. She also found time to have an active social life and had many female and male pen pals. One of her male pen pals had the distinction of having six toes on each foot.
Regardless of repeating two grades, Minnie enjoyed her school years and, without exception, always spoke highly of all her teachers. And, for the school district in general, her years in school were eventful ones. When Minnie was in grade school, the elementary wing (the original, 1887-'88 Kingsbury building) was gutted by fire on March
6, 1918. Eight years later, when she was in high school, the high school was gutted by fire on January 20, 1926. In 1926 the Ekdahl family was living just a couple of blocks from the school, and it was Minnie's father who first discovered the high school fire and turned on the alarm.
Minnie liked singing in the school's glee club, and she especially enjoyed playing on the TFHS girls' basketball team during all four of her high school years. The record of the girls' team of Minnie's era was unremarkable but she always treasured her blue and white chenille school "letter," which was exactly like those awarded to other local
athletes for several decades after. The girls' basketball team was quite small so the girls' and boys' teams practiced together, which had an unexpected impact. The girls' teams of the surrounding schools did not like playing the Taylors Falls girls, because it was claimed the Taylors Falls girls played too rough.
On April 16 and 19, 1929, Minnie played "Annie, the maid" in her senior class play. "Honor Bright," the proceeds of which went entirely for the local Tornado Relief Fund that aided those who suffered losses in the local tornado of April 5, 1929. The April 16 performance took place in the Masonic Hall (the second/1903 Opera Hall) in downtown
Taylors Falls, while the performance on April 17 took place in the Shafer Hall in downtown Shafer Village.
Six weeks after the senior class play, Henrietta Schipper, Minnie's classmate and best friend, joined Minnie in presenting their class history during their Class Day Commencement Exercises. Those Class Day Exercises took place on the following evening, Thursday, May 30, in the Masonic Hall. The class flower for the "Class of '29" was the Lily of the Valley; the class colors were purple and white; the class motto was "We finish to begin."
In 1930, Minnie married William H. E. (Anderson) Schmidt who was a farmer in Shafer Township. She had a daughter, Bonnie Jean Mae, in 1932 and was widowed in 1934. In 1949, she married Paul L. Liljenberg who was also a farmer in Shafer Township. She has a son, Jack Paul, in 1951 and was again widowed in 1954. During her adult years,
Minnie had several employments, all of which she enjoyed, but two of her favorite jobs were printing (wrapping) butter at the Taylors Falls Creamery from 1942 to 1949 and being cook and dining room hostess at the Hazelden Foundation near Center City from 1968 to 1981.
Involvement in the Taylors Falls community was especially important to Minnie who was an active participant in many local organizations and activities: American Legion and V.F.W. Auxiliaries, P.T.A., Women's Civic League, Taylors Falls Historical Society, Chisago County Historical Society, Cherry Hill Garden Club and multi-year chair and
large-volume donor of the Red Cross Bloodmobile. For many years she chaired the local historical society's Wassail Party and Craft Fair, and for several decades she made evergreen wreaths then used in the Memorial Day ceremonies in Taylors Falls and Franconia.
She may be best remembered for her thirty-five years as the Taylors Falls local news correspondent for The Standard-Press of St Croix Falls. For some years she served in the same capacity for the Chisago County Press of Lindstrom. Being the local news correspondent was perhaps her favorite though most time-consuming job, the one
which she was still engaged in when she peacefully passed away in her sleep on June 1, 1994, at the age of eighty-five years. Her time on Earth had ended. Once again, as in May 1929, Minnie "finished to begin."
Extra Curricular Award for the Years 1953-1992 was given to Steve Gustafson – Class of 1968
Steve was an outstanding athlete. He lettered 4 years in Football, 4 years in Basketball, 4 years in Baseball and 2 years in track.
He was All-Conference both his junior and senior years in both Football and Basketball. He led the conference in scoring in basketball both his junior and senior years. He also helped Taylors Falls win the conference championship in basketball his senior season.
Other highlights from his athletic career included being the main pitcher on the baseball team. In 1966 he helped lead Taylors Falls to the conference championship and also helped win the district championship.
He also was the quarterback on his senior team that went 9-1.
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Taylors Falls, Minnesota 55084
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Q: Extracting links and titles only I am trying to extract links and titles for these links in an anime website, However, I am only able to extract the whole tag, I just want the href and the title.
Here`s the code am using:
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

r = requests.get('http://animeonline.vip/info/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3')
soup = BeautifulSoup(r.content, "html.parser")
for link in soup.find_all('div', class_='list_episode'):
    href = link.get('href')
    print(href)

And here`s the website html:

                    Phi Brain: Kami no Puzzle 3 episode 25                   26-03-2014

And this is the output:
C:\Python34\python.exe C:/Users/M.Murad/PycharmProjects/untitled/Webcrawler.py
None

Process finished with exit code 0

All that I want is all links and titles in that class (episodes and their links)
Thanks.

A: The entire page has only one element with class 'list_episode', so you can filter out the 'a' tags and then fetch the value for attribute 'href':
In [127]: import requests
     ...: from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
     ...:
     ...: r = requests.get('http://animeonline.vip/info/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3')
     ...: soup = BeautifulSoup(r.content, "html.parser")
     ...:

In [128]: [x.get('href') for x in soup.find('div', class_='list_episode').find_all('a')]
Out[128]:
[u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-25',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-24',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-23',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-22',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-21',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-20',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-19',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-18',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-17',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-16',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-15',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-14',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-13',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-12',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-11',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-10',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-9',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-8',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-7',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-6',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-5',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-4',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-3',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-2',
 u'http://animeonline.vip/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3-episode-1']

A: So what is happening is, your link element has all the information in anchor
 and class = "last_episode" but this has a lot of anchors in it which holds the link in "href" and title in "title".
Just modify the code a little and you will have what you want.
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

r = requests.get('http://animeonline.vip/info/phi-brain-kami-puzzle-3')
soup = BeautifulSoup(r.content, "html.parser")
for link in soup.find_all('div', class_='list_episode'):
    href_and_title = [(a.get("href"), a.get("title")) for a in link.find_all("a")]
    print href_and_title

output will be in form of [(href,title),(href,title),........(href,title)]
Edit(Explanation):
So what is happening is when you do
soup.find_all('div', class_='list_episode')

It gives you all details (in html page) with "div" and class "last_episode" but now this anchor holds a huge set of anchors with different "href" and title details, so to get that we use a for loop (there can be multiple anchors ()) and ".get()".
 href_and_title = [(a.get("href"), a.get("title")) for a in link.find_all("a")]

I hope it's clearer this time .

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Some comedians still don't know Pete Holmes voices E*Trade baby? Also: TJ Miller voices a Cars.com ad
During yesterday's Super Bowl snarkathon, more than a few comedians I know expressed their displeasure through sarcasm or sincere dislike for the E*Trade talking baby ads. They're fully within their rights to do so, except that some of these people, I'm fairly certain, are fans of Pete Holmes. And Holmes is the voice of the E*Trade baby. Has been for a full year now. Do they not know that?
Here's the latest E*Trade ads that aired during the Super Bowl.
On a slightly related tip, comedian/actor TJ Miller also got to provide lead voiceover for a Super Bowl ad. His was for Cars.com. Let's talk a look and listen!
Feb 7, 2011 12:45:30 PM | Pete Holmes, TJ Miller
Super Bowl shuffle: "Mad Men" of 2011 lose ad war (again) to a guy with $500, Doritos and neighbor's pug Did you enjoy the Super Bowl commercials? Did you, really? Did you Laugh Out Loud and Roll On The Floor Laughing? Not nearly as much as JR Burningham of Burbank, Calif., a 31-year-old web designer and former USC film school...
Sneak peak: Watch Andy Richter with The Ghost of Tom Carvel and A Real Topless Woman Here's something you don't see every day...Andy Richter as a talk-show guest, where the host is the ghost of Tom Carvel (yes, the Carvel of Fudgie the Whale and Cookie Puss), and the sidekick is a topless woman. It's about...


A gentleman should be intriguing. As should his clothing. These Black and Burgundy Piped Austerity Brogues from Alexander McQueen are a fine walk into the intriguing and the dapper as only the McQueen camp can deliver it. The alternating pebbled and buffed panel texture throughout the shoe give it a striking texture while the richness in colors and the smudged black effect add a vintage classic appeal to them. Intriguing indeed! Available now at Ssen.


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INSTRUMENTATION & RADAR
MOBILE AND FIXED INSTRUMENTATION & RADAR
5 cm (C-band) SMART-R's
(Shared Mobile Atmospheric Research and Teaching Radar)
Images of SR-1 housed at the NSSL garage. It's a 5cm Doppler radar with an 8 foot diameter dish mounted on a large truck. There are two in existence, SR-1 and SR-2. They are used to study convective weather, precipitation physics, hurricanes, etc.
Image of both the SMART-R's together. Both radars are a collaborative research program with the National Severe Storms Laboratory, University of Oklahoma, Texas Tech, and Texas A&M University.
Both SMART-R's get ready as they head for the east coast in pursuit of hurricane Isabel.
Images of the pedestal and antenna.
Images of the SMART-R's including Dr. Biggerstaff, our radar expert at the University of Oklahoma and also one of the lead investigators of the SMART-R Radar Program.
Images of SR-1 on display outside of the meteorology department at the University of Oklahoma.
Images of the transmitter / receiver for SR-2.
SR-2's pedestal and inside the cab prior to departure for our radar lab.
Dr. Biggerstaff explained the radars in great detail and gave us scenarios of possible weather events which we applied to the radar. There are many possible settings to run the radar which we tailored to our given scenario prior to transmitting. It was an amazing learning experience!
3 cm (X-band) NO-XP
(NSSL-OU X-band Polarimetric Radar)
Pedestal and antenna for the new mobile X-band polarimetric radar.
Various images of the pedestal, both inside and out.
3 cm (X-band) Doppler On Wheels
The DOW (Doppler On Wheels) program is owned by the Center for Severe Weather Research (CSWR) located in Boulder, CO. Many modifications and upgrades have been performed by NCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Research). The Doppler on Wheels Project is ran by Josh Wurman, now director of CSWR. Both DOW's continue to explore rare, short-lived, and small scale phenomena. Research ranges from supercell/tornadogenesis research in the ROTATE Project to Homeland Security Research.
DOW 3 in action as it scans an HP supercell near Munday, Texas, on May 13, 2005.
Various images of the Rapid DOW, supported by the National Science Foundation. Notice the mascot they have on their hood.
More images of the RAPID DOW antenna. Third image shows some of the computing systems, the blue enclosure houses the transmitter. Last image shows the RAPID DOW scanning a weak tornado north of Hill City, Kansas.
This is "DOW 2" awaiting hurricane intercepts in fall of 1998.
The following are pictures of "DOW 3" parked in front of Sarkey's Energy Center where the Meteorology Department is at OU. At that time, one or two of the DOW's was parked there every Friday for a radar meteorology course that was taught by Josh Wurman. DOW 3 has a special portable tower consisting of 3 wind measuring devices. This tower raises 10 meters high to accurately measure boundary layer surface winds in hurricanes.
UMass Radars
3cm (x-band) & 3 mm (w-band)
This is the Univ. of Massachusetts mobile 3cm radar truck. It debuted the spring of 2001 and is now dual-polarized. It was paid by the research money gained from the 3 mm polametric Doppler radar. Bluestein continues to take these radars out ever year in pursuit of tornadic storms.
This is a picture of the back seat. A few computer components for data processing and acquisition.
The UMASS 3cm radar had an upgrade in 2005. Dr. Biggerstaff gave a brief explanation as how spaced antennas work. "Spaced antennas use two flat plates oriented at an angle to receive returns with different phases to try and resolve the cross-beam wind component."
Image of the computing inside the 3cm radar as well as a shot of it in action.
The University of Massachusetts tornado radar.
GROUND BASED RADAR
This is a TDWR radar at north base near NSSL. Images were taken during sunset.
NSSL MOBILE LABS
This is "NSSL 1". Picture taken at the NSSL's Joint Mobile Research Facility (JMRF). This van has the most equipment I have ever seen on a moving vehicle. It no longer exits, a new van "NSSL 5" took its place. Picture taken July, 1998.
This is "NSSL 4", used in many projects including Project VORTEX and Project IPEX. Inside, is the FC's station with laptops, radios, and sounding equipment.
Here is the mobile research vehicle, NSSL 5. This was used in Project STEPS during spring of 2000 and Project IPEX during the winter of 2000.
Images of the NSSL mobile laboratory, "NSSL 6". It was built in 2002-2003 and will be used for mobile radiosonde launches.
Images of the development phase of "NSSL 7" mobile laboratory. Images were taken August 14, 2006.
NSSL/OU MOBILE MESONETS
The mobile mesonet as of October, 2004. One of the upgrades includes a fast response thermistor mounted in the front of the rack below the pressure port.
The picture on the left shows a close-up of the variety of instruments on the mobile mesonets in 1999. On the right, a close-up of what's inside those big white boxes. This one isn't finished yet, but it gives you an idea of the complexity of wiring those things.
In late spring of 2000, these six mobile mesonets were used for Project STEPS. Storms were very scarce on the high plains during this time, so they came home to Norman for a while.
Images of the ground instruments for Project IHOP, 2002.
More IHOP images and the right hand picture showing one of the SMART-R Mobile Radars.
Wiring setup for a mobile mesonet probe at the NSSL garage.
MESONET SITE - NORMAN, OK
The Norman, Oklahoma Mesonet site located at NSSL. The Norman site has many additional instruments that are not found on regular mesonet sites.
These images show a Kipp & Zonen Net Radiometer mounted at about 1.5 meters. It consists of four sensors which measures the energy balance between incoming short-wave and long-wave IR radiation versus surface-reflected short-wave and outgoing long-wave IR radiation.
This is a LI-COR Silicon Pyranometer which measures solar radiation using a silicon photovoltaic detector.
This is an Apogee IR Thermocouple Transducer which measures sfc skin temperature.
This is an RM Young cup anemometer which measures wind speed only. These were mounted at two and nine meters.
This is a tipping bucket rain gauge from Met One Instruments. Surrounding the instrument is a wind screen which is an effort to reduce errors from localized turbulence induced by wind.
At 1.5 meters there is a thermistor (left image) that measures the temperature with a 3.6 second time constant. Also, a Vaisala temperature / RH sensor (right image) using a PRT for temperature and a capacitive RH chip for RH measurements. Both are mounted in a self-aspirated 10-plate gill radiation shield made by RM Young. This minimizes solar radiation errors when winds are generally above 2 m/s.
Campbell Scientific sonic anemometer which allows measurement of 3D wind and temperature. Below that is a Krypton Hygrometer which is a highly sensitive hygrometer that measures rapid fluctuations of water vapor.
At 10 meters the RM Young propeller anemometer measures wind speed and direction.
ASOS SITE - SPRINGFIELD, CO
An ASOS site located south of Springfield, CO.
The typical instrument suite for an ASOS site, aspirated radiation shield housing the temperature and dewpoint sensor as well as other instruments.
A heated tipping bucket rain gauge with wind shield. Obviously a heated rain gauge in Colorado is a good idea.
NCAR ATD - BOULDER, CO
Pictured is part of the NCAR Marshall Field Site, where many instruments are tested out in the middle of nowhere.
Many instruments are present including some of the newest technology. Above are sonic anemometers and various ways of measuring precipitation.
At NCAR's Research Aviation Facility located at Colorado's Jefferson County Airport, a C-130Q Hercules Turboprop is housed in a hanger which studies cloud microphysics.
At NCAR ATD, many labs responsible for maintaining and fabricating the various instruments that NCAR scientists use. Pictured from right to left are a dropsonde, the NCAR ELDORA radar hardware getting an upgrade, and outside, various mobile instrument platforms.
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Rodney King, the victim in a police brutality case that ignited the Los Angeles riots in 1992, said Monday that he hoped that what happened to him could no longer happen today.
After the officers who beat him with batons were acquitted, thousands of people in LA rioted.
He said the $3.8 million settlement he later received from a civil case was not worth the brutal beating.


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All You Need To Know About YAKIMA RocketBox Pro Compact Roof Cargo Box: Review
YAKIMA RocketBox Pro Compact Rooftop Cargo Box Review
There's no question that the YAKIMA Rocketbox Pro Compact has a series of fantastic cargo boxes in the lineup. But how do they fare in the real-life application? Here's a quick and thorough review of the particular cargo box and how it can help you with your travels.
YAKIMA RocketBox Pro's features
YAKIMA - RocketBox Pro Compact Rooftop Cargo Box for Smaller Cars, 12...
Aerodynamic design to reduce drag with forward mounting hardware for improved hatch clearance making it great for small vehicles
Perfect for smaller cars, hatchbacks and SUVs; Hauls gear for up to 2 campers
Quick-dial mounting hardware fits Yakima round, square, factory and most aerodynamic bars
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Its aerodynamic design can make your travel efficient when on the road. Furthermore, the mounting system is ideal for fast quips and easier installation to get you moving as soon as possible. Its compact size also helps with this, as you can install it on any car out there. If you're sporting a medium-sized to a large vehicle, this would fit without any problems.
The engineering team for YAKIMA did an excellent job with the shape of the cargo box. This is specially designed with a family car in mind like the SUV, trucks, or station wagons, which can barely be seen on sight when mounted. Whether you're sporting square or round bars, it's going to snug in there perfectly.
When you're traversing on the road, there's no need to worry about your things falling off. The compartment where storage is put is very secure through a dual-sided opening mechanism activated with a simple tap of a button. What makes this cargo box exceptionally secure is the SKS locking system that tightens up during rough travels.
How many things can you fit?
The YAKIMA Rocketbox Pro Cargo Box has different sizes: the 12, 14, and 16 models. They represent how much cubic feet volume they have for storage. The larger the number, the larger the cargo box. Even at 16 cubic feet, you're still expecting a compact design that won't detract your experience on the road.
For the 12 cubic feet volume model, you can take up to 30 pounds of weight quickly. The 14 models can carry up to 38 pounds of weight, and the 16 models can withstand a whopping 57 pounds of weight, which almost doubles the package.
Whatever you choose depends entirely on your needs. The price to value ratio of getting the 14 models is not ideal since the increase in capacity is incremental. So if you pack a lot of things with you, especially for the family, you're better off with the highest configuration. The 12 cubic feet volume cargo box is the perfect size for lone travelers since the 14 models only give you an additional 8 pounds of weight. If you need to carry anything beyond 30 cubic feet, you're better off with the most significant model, which has all the space you need for many things to pack into.
PART 1: The experience
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To review this product correctly, we should first tell you how the experience went in using the YAKIMA Rocketbox Pro Compact. To make it easier for you to understand, here are the components we look for in a near-perfect experience:
The mounting
When mounting the YAKIMA Rocketbox Pro, it's surprisingly easy to do. Even at the higher configurations, the cargo box can be mounted by one person given the right tools. It's marketed that way, so there shouldn't be an ounce of doubt that the compactness of the cargo box is what sells this.
It's not the size that makes it easy to mount; it's the shape. The design of the YAKIMA cargo box gives you plenty of room for grippable surfaces, and that is merited on the bottom parts of the YAKIMA Rocketbox Pro, where some handles and contours allow you to hold and mount it on top of your car.
For trucks, it's also easy to mount as we tested this on a big truck, and for its scale, the mounting experience was quite lovely. Arguably, mounting cargo boxes is the most important thing to do since you rely on your installation to properly have it on top of your vehicle without risking it falling off.
We're glad to announce no rough shaking when on the road with the cargo box on. It's incredible how it's almost like there's nothing on top, to begin with, and the stress of thinking that the cargo box may fall off is long gone with the YAKIMA Rocketbox Pro.
Furthermore, its mechanical snap switches are apparent enough to let you know that you've opened it successfully when taking stuff out of it. The worst part about most cargo boxes is opening and closing the compartment to put things inside; you don't get a clear indication that it snapped perfectly, only to find out that your items are falling off on the road.
It's very stable during road trips, and there's no cause for concern whatsoever when it's placed on top of your vehicle.
The most minor 12 configurations will cost you $469.00, which we admit is expensive. This is due to the material and the locking mechanism used, which should be your top priority in picking a cargo box. A cheap one will give insecurity to things that may fall off from your vehicle, and for buying a more affordable cargo box, you'll lose the intuitiveness that makes cargo boxes great, to begin with.
As stated before, it's best to pick either the 12 or 16 models because the 14 configurations don't give you enough value that a 12 can for so little difference in cubic feet volume. While the 16 is best for the most extensive package and versatility, the distribution has yet to transpire and is unavailable on YAKIMA's website and Amazon.
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The YAKIMA Rocketbox Pro Compact Rooftop Cargo is a unique cargo box that we recommend for all travel enthusiasts. There's no contention to its functionality, design philosophy, and stability, and the price more than warrants a purchase.
If you're looking into getting a cargo box and can spend a few dollars doing so, then we recommend this one a hundred and one percent for easy mounting, convenient on-the-road traveling, and storage purposes.


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The Immigrant (2013)
In search of a new start and the American dream, Ewa Cybulska (Marion Cotillard) and her sister Magda sail to New York from their native Poland. When they reach Ellis Island, doctors discover that Magda is ill, and the two women are separated. Ewa is released onto the mean streets of Manhattan while her sister is quarantined. Alone, with nowhere to turn and desperate to reunite with Magda, she quickly falls prey to Bruno, a charming but wicked man who takes her in and forces her into prostitution. And then one day, Ewa encounters Bruno's cousin, the debonair magician Orlando. He sweeps Ewa off her feet and quickly becomes her only chance to escape the nightmare in which she finds herself.
Ellis Island, Jersey City, New York.
Ellis Island, at the mouth of the Hudson River in New York Harbor, is the location of what was from January 1, 1892, until November 12, 1954 the facility that replaced the state-run Castle Garden Immigration Depot (1855–1890) in Manhattan. It is owned by the Federal government and is now part of the Statue of Liberty National Monument, under the jurisdiction of the US National Park Service. Ellis Island was also the subject of a border dispute btw the states of New York and New Jersey. It is situated predominantly in Jersey City, New Jersey, although a small portion of its territory falls within neighbouring New York City.
More than 12 million immigrants passed through Ellis Island btw 1892 and 1954. The first immigrant to pass through Ellis Island was Annie Moore, a 15-year-old girl from Cork, Ireland, on January 1, 1892. She and her two brothers were coming to America to meet their parents, who had moved to New York two years prior. She received a greeting from officials and a $10 gold piece. The last person to pass through Ellis Island was a Norwegian merchant seaman by the name of Arne Peterssen in 1954. After 1924 when the National Origins Act was passed, the only immigrants to pass through there were displaced persons or war refugees. Today, over 100 million Americans can trace their ancestry to the immigrants who first arrived in America through the island before dispersing to points all over the country.
Ewa's Apartment, 2384 Hughes Avenue (Btw East 186th & 187th Streets) Bronx.
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A Panzanella Salad is a Tuscan bread and tomato salad. While one might typically consider it more of a summer salad, I love it year-round. Serve this salad as a first course or as an entree' with roasted or grilled chicken or beef. It's sure to become a favorite in your home as it is mine.
To look at this photo you might wonder what could be so special about a bread and tomato salad, but mark my word this salad is sensational! Even if you're not a fan of anchovies I don't recommend removing them from this dish. You can't distinguish the flavor of the anchovies in the salad, but if removed it lacks in flavor. Trust me on this one!
Homemade croutons are a must and quite simple. In fact, after making these you'll wonder why you ever bothered purchasing store bought brands.
I hope you'll try this Panzanella Salad – it's a recipe I got from David Shalleck who I met years ago online. David wrote the book Mediterranean Summer. In his book he shares this recipe among others while sailing the Mediterranean cooking for others.
Blend 2 tablespoons of the olive oil with the cheese in a large mixing bowl. Coat the bread in this mixture, then spread it out in a single layer on a baking sheet. Keep the bowl for making the dressing in the next step. Bake croutons until lightly golden, 10 - 12 minutes, tossing from time to time to cook all sides. The bread should be lightly crispy on the outside but still soft on the inside. Set aside to cool. (View step by step photo instructions here).
Make the dressing. Combine the vinegar, salt, pepper, anchovy paste, and oregano. Whisk in the remaining olive oil in a steady stream.
Toss the tomatoes and croutons in the dressing so that the bread absorbs the residual tomato juice and the dressing. Add the arugula, celery, onion, and basil. Toss gently to coat these ingredients, but don't let them get too wilted. Season to taste with salt, pepper, and an extra splash of vinegar if necessary.
Transfer to a serving platter or individual plates. Finish with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil and some Parmesan if desired. Serve immediately.
Note: This salad can be made up to 3 hours before serving. Layer but do not mix the tomatoes, then the bread, arugula,celery, onion, and basil. Cover with plastic wrap and keep refrigerated. Take out 30 minutes before serving and then toss with the dressing. Adjust the seasoning as necessary.
What a glorious salad! Arugula is definitely my favourite green and the pairing with panzanella is brilliant, Vicki.
I hope you try t his it's delicious!
This is such a nice salad. And substantial too — definitely one I can eat all year round as a main course. I always make my own croutons — haven't bought them in years! Good post — thanks.
The salad is so simple yet packed with flavor. I hope you try it.
I adore a Panzanella, but always forget about it till I have a pile of summer tomatoes in my kitchen. I can't remember if I've added anchovies, but if not, I'll definitely do so! YUM!
Definitely if your version doesn't call for the anchovy give it a try. I think it makes all the difference.
Panzanella is one of those classic salad recipes that I have yet to make. It looks delicious and the arugula and basil sound delicious in this version!
We both love this salad and I always end up eating too much. The flavor and crunch and satisfaction always brings me back for more.
this is a salad I've always wanted to make, so I thank you SO very much for sharing your recipe. What a great salad for moving into spring.


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Digital Scholarship in the Humanities
La quête du futur en histoire - L'informatique appliquée à l'histoire Clicking moves leftClicking moves right Hypothèses fait partie de OpenEdition, qui est un portail de ressources électroniques en sciences humaines et sociales. OpenEdition regroupe des outils tels que revues.org, calenda et hypotheses.org. Pour dresser un portrait très rapide de ces outils, revues.org est une plateforme de revues et collections de livres en sciences humaines et sociales, ouverte aux collections désireuses de publier en ligne du texte intégral. Quant à calenda, il s'agit d'un calendrier en lettres et sciences humaines et sociales en ligne. Quant à hypotheses.org, il s'agit d'une plateforme de publication de carnets de recherche en sciences humaines et sociales. De nombreux types de carnets existent, en fonction du style de journal de bord que le chercheur souhaite mettre en place. No tags - La Grande-Bretagne (pour Old Bailey online), - Les États-Unis (pour le logiciel de gestion bibliographique : Zotero) - Le Canada (pour le portail d'analyse de texte : Voyant Tools)
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edwired Dan Cohen's Digital Humanities Blog | is a history professor and the director of the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University Guttmacher Institute: Home Page The Long Eighteenth Séminaire "L'histoire à l'ère du numérique" Indonesia country profile Indonesia's Head of the President's Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight and advisor to Indonesia's President on... During an official visit of the UNAIDS Deputy Executive Director, Jan Beagle to Indonesia, national and provincial municipal leaders,... Parliamentarians from across Asia and the Pacific are urging sustained action on AIDS to ensure an AIDS-free generation in the region.... Indonesia's Head of the President's Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight and advisor to Indonesia's President on... During an official visit of the UNAIDS Deputy Executive Director, Jan Beagle to Indonesia, national and provincial municipal leaders,...
The New Digital History Education Creating An Online Portal Into The Medieval World By Matt Shipman Perhaps it is fitting that students and scholars interested in the medieval world have to grapple with fiefdoms in order to find information dating to the period – though that doesn't make it any less frustrating. But the days of searching through scattered online resources will soon be history. Researchers are in the process of pulling together a website bringing together scores of electronic resources on medieval subjects, including literature, history, theology, architecture, art history and philosophy. Creation of a centralized search engine for medieval materials would be a big step forward. The new site, which is part of a larger project called the Medieval Electronic Scholarly Alliance (MESA), will allow users to search all of these sites at once – streamlining the research process and hopefully bringing to light resources a scholar may have otherwise missed. "We're starting out with 12 projects that meet our technological and scholarly standards," Stinson says.


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Trump Brought Bronze Star Hero On Stage At Air Force Base Pit Stop. He Sent The Crowd Cheering With Two Words
Virginia Kruta Associate Editor
President Donald Trump took a moment to honor a real hero during a pit stop at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) Thursday.
The president was en route to the White House — following the abrupt end of his second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un — when he stopped off at JBER to speak with the troops. (RELATED: Sarah Sanders Shares Video Of Troops Cheering Trump)
After speaking briefly about planned advancements for the military, Trump turned his attention to Sgt. Sean Rogers, who was recently awarded a Bronze Star.
"Among those with us is sergeant John Rogers who a few weeks ago received the Bronze Star for valor," Trump said. "Where is Sean, where is Sean, Sergeant Sean? Around here someplace … where are you?"
"Handsome devil, come up here, come up … should I bring him up?" Trump continued as the crowd cheered. "I won't bring up the generals. I won't bring the generals up, but come on, Sean, get up here. Don't worry about Secret Service. You can take them, Sean."
Trump then turned to the audience, joking, "Secret Service immediately runs up …"
The president greeted Sgt. Rogers as he stepped onto the stage, and asked whether he'd like to say anything. "No, sir. Just thank you, I guess," was all Rogers replied.
Trump went on to describe in harrowing detail how exactly Rogers had earned his Bronze Star. "Brave guy," he said. "He rushed into the enemy fire to rescue a member of his team."
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