Recovering deleted files from your hard drive is a two-step process: 1) Educate yourself about how file deletion works before you delete a file; 2) Obtain the right tool or software to help you recover the file if it really is deleted. When you delete a file on your computer, it is not really deleted at that second in time. The operating system marks the memory which the program or file was stored as being available for use when needing to save future files.The probability of success for file recovery of a deleted file exponentially decreases with the amount of time that you allow to pass before attempting recovery.
Open your "Recycle Bin" by left clicking to verify that the file is not simply placed there for future deletion. If the file is listed, right click the file, and select "Restore" to recover your file.
If your file is not in the recycle bin, stop using your computer. Do not shut the computer down because a reboot will increase the odds that the operating system may save over the memory location where your file was saved.
Use an alternate computer and download a file recovery tool such as DiskInternals Uneraser from Tech Pro (see link in Resources). Save the application to a CD or memory stick. Install on the computer with the missing file.
Run the DiskInternals Uneraser program by double left clicking the application icon. Select the "Wizard" menu option. Left click the "Next" menu button. On the first Wizard screen, choose the drive and folder you want to scan for the deleted file on your computer. Select "File Chooser" with your mouse and "Next" once configured.
Choose the file type or types for those you are going to attempt to recover. Choose "Next" once you have completed this step. Select "Scan" to start scanning your hard drive for deleted files that meet the configuration options selected. When the application has finished scanning your computer, it will display the number of files that meet the configuration settings selected. Choose "Next" to close the wizard.
Select the file or files to undelete in the Uneraser Explorer window by left clicking the file, then left click "Recover." You will then have to select a drive to save the newly recovered file to. Do not save the newly recovered file to the same drive that it just came from because the recovery may become corrupted.


Here the shaykh explores the things that invalidate the prayer. Join www.sunnahfollowers.net Fridays at 6pm EST for this class live and free of charge.
Lecture detailing the prohibited places for Muslims to pray. Join www.sunnahfollowers.net Tuesdays at 12:30pm EST for this class live and free of charge.


I finally got around to putting together some random notes on virtualization, virtual machines, etc. into a document (An Introduction to Virtualization). It might be useful as a starting point for doing stuff in this area.
You are currently browsing the Mac OS X Internals weblog archives for February, 2004.


From 11am – 4pm we will indulge in all forms of woolliness . Not just weaving but spinning , wool preparation and a whole range of skills to be shared.
Drop in and see what is happening or come for the day and bring some food to share. phone or email Liz if you need more information.


When you hear the word "deformity," you may think of hidden-away characters in movies — certainly not something that could affect your healthy child. But any sideways curve in the spine - known as scoliosis - is considered a deformity. A spine with scoliosis takes on a curve that resembles the letters C or S; normally, the spine looks like the letter I.
Catching and managing it early will usually prevent it from progressing to an extreme degree. That's where the discussion of school scoliosis screening programs comes in.
About half of U.S. states have mandatory scoliosis screening in their schools. Evidence and expert opinion are pretty much split down the middle as to how useful these programs are.
In 1996, the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force reviewed all of the studies that had been done on the topic of scoliosis screening programs and concluded they should not be recommended. But in 2008, a task force consisting of four medical associations — the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, Scoliosis Research Society, Pediatric Orthopedic Society of North America, and the American Academy of Pediatrics — issued a position statement stating that they would not support any recommendation against school screenings.
Their statement represents a doctor's point of view. They believe that scoliosis screening programs help detect this deformity early, which in turn, can help prevent unnecessary back surgeries. Also, in poor or underserved neighborhoods, school-based scoliosis screenings may be the child's only chance to get the help they need in a timely fashion.
Scoliosis is an abnormal side-to-side curve of the spine. There are numerous causes of scoliosis including neurological diseases, musculoskeletal problems or inherited connective tissue disorders, but most of the time, the cause is unknown.
Early onset scoliosis begins at or before age three.
Juvenile scoliosis begins between three and ten years.
Adolescent scoliosis begins between age ten and when the skeleton matures.
You may be able to detect scoliosis in your child if you know what to look for, but many parents miss the signs. Screening programs are designed to pick up on scoliosis while the child is still young enough to significantly benefit from treatment.
The Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement (a group that produces research-based guidelines for treating medical conditions) says that the decision to screen for scoliosis should be left to you, your doctor and/or the medical office you go to for health services. They say that screening programs may be impractical because they are not necessarily cost-effective. Again, experts are not sure if screening programs are all that good at predicting the onset of scoliosis. In other words, is providing a scoliosis screening program in the school worth the effort? Does it really work? Many experts are not convinced.
But the earlier you catch scoliosis in your child, the more likely it is you'll be able to avoid surgery. Identifying the signs of a scoliosis is the first pro-active step toward halting the progression of the curve(s).
In my opinion, you should take advantage of every opportunity that's available to you to detect this condition. This may include screening at your school, or it may not. Other avenues include asking your family doctor to screen your child and learning how to look for scoliosis yourself. If you take advantage of these options, you can reduce the risk of missing scoliosis that's there.
Often, the signs of scoliosis aren't obvious until the child's growth spurt occurs. Experts recommend that girls get screened twice, at ages 10 and 12, and that boys get screened once between the ages of 13 and 15. (Girls are at higher risk for scoliosis than boys, especially for large curves.) It pays to remain alert to changes in your adolescent's posture in general. If you notice the signs or anything "off" about their posture, ask your doctor for a screening.
If the school screening doesn't detect scoliosis, the only follow-up you need is to continue your detection efforts. Keep watching your child's posture. And if your pediatrician doesn't do a screening during your routine check-up, initiate the process by asking her about it.
If the school screening shows the possibility of scoliosis, you will be referred to a doctor for a diagnosis. At the very least, the doctor will take an x-ray. She will calculate the Cobb Angle from the x-ray — a measurement of the degree of side-to-side spinal curvature.
The decision as to which treatment course to take is largely based on the Cobb Angle. If it is 15 degrees or less, it's likely that regular check-ups are all that's needed. These check-ups are to monitor the curve(s) for progression. If the Cobb Angle is between 20 and 40 degrees, a back brace may be necessary to stop the curve from progressing. If it is over 40 degrees, your doctor will likely recommend surgery to straighten the spine.
When it comes to scoliosis treatment, time is of the essence. Whether you're alerted to the possibility of scoliosis by the results of school screening program, a routine check-up at the doctor's or your own astute observations, the earlier you get it diagnosed, the sooner you can address it with treatment. For some people, early treatment is the determining factor in avoiding major spine surgery. In most cases, it can help stop the curve from getting worse, and help your child to avoid developing an obvious deformity.
Richards,SB, Vitale, MG. Screening for Idiopathic Scoliosis in Adolescents. An information statement. J Bone Joint Surg Am 2008.
Scoliosis Research Society. Fact Sheet. Scoliosis Media and Community Guide.
U.S. Preventive Task Forst (USPSTF).Screening for Idiopathic Scoliosis in Adolescents Recommendation Statement. AHRQ.


I am so excited to tell you all about this! Next week, I will be hosting five different giveaways here on the blog. I am extremely lucky to be surrounded by many, many talented people. I am working with two of my friends to offer some fun ideas for holiday crafts and decor. We will teach you how to make things, and we'll even be giving some things away.
There will be many more details each day next week, but if you want to get ready for the entries, go ahead and follow all of us! Next week, if you want to enter the giveaways, you'll have (at least) five ways to do it.
First, you'll comment on the blog post about the giveaway. I'll be asking a fun question that will inspire creativity, or boost your holiday spirit.
Make sure you're following me on Instagram (carolynfwilliams) then comment on the blog post telling me you're following me on Instagram.
Subscribe to Megan's channel on YouTube (which you should totally do anyway because she's hilarious and talented and has an adorable family). You'll also get a bonus entry for her giveaway by commenting on her vlog!
That's at least five entries for each giveaway!


Nothing's quiet as disappointing as the cancellation of an amazing TV show. It feels like you've lost your best friend, and you're left confused, shocked, and heart broken knowing that you'll never be apart of those fictional characters' lives again. With that said, we're looking back at some of the greatest female characters from the small screen whose shows were given the axe too soon. Thanks to a few idiots on top, we no longer have the pleasure of exploring the complexities of these characters more because, let's face it, after the fourth screening, reruns just don't do it like they used to.


Beyond the mountains, lakes, and castles, Bavaria has another cultural wonder to experience: its cuisine. Our Restaurant Bergpanorama in Pfronten has a long tradition as one of the best Bavarian restaurants. The restaurant opened in 1950 and is since more than 45 years partner of Paulaner brewery. We cordially welcome you to enjoy our delicious cuisine and fresh Paulaner beer!
Monday - Sunday: from 6.00 p.m.
The bar is opened from 6.00 p.m.
Celebrate your weddings, anniversaries, corporate event and kids birthday parties in our restaurant! Our professional team will also help you to organize a business meeting, seminar, presentation or conference and create a personalized menu to your taste and budget.


First everything was working like it supposed to but suddenly it stopped working.
settings and so on, and the other one is my main page.
They both have the same problem.. Youtube module doesn't show up. My site and demo page are not linked in anyway with eachother so that cannot be the problem.
Important thing to know is, when you resize your browser window or zoom or do anything to change the page size and then look insde [home] mega menu, the youtube video appears and works fine! So this tells us the video is certainly working, and in correct place but for some weird reason doesnt work when page is first loaded.
if this is simple youtube module problem or mega menu problem.
since installation so we know its not a folder permission issue.


Kathy Vernikos comes to MarketLauncher after having worked in management and administration for The Gap, Calvin Klein, and Sprint. Kathy's finely honed organizational skills serve her well as the "gatekeeper" on her team's accounts, one of the first steps in a chain of events that helps her clients grow their businesses.
Prior to becoming a Research Coordinator, Kathy had served as a consultant for MarketLauncher, so she was aware of the impressive caliber of the firm's employees, as well as the unique combination of professional environment and flexibility that it offered. When the opportunity to take on a permanent position arose, it was a perfect fit.
Kathy, a graduate of the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Radio-Television, lives just outside of Orlando with her very active family. Her hobbies include exercise, especially rowing/crew, and snow skiing when she gets the opportunity.


These naturally sweetened carrot cake muffins are gluten-free, grain-free, and are packed with carrots, but who cares, because THEY TASTE JUST LIKE CARROT CAKE!
While I consider myself more of a cook than a baker, I love making muffins (and pie, but that's another story). Muffins are one of the first things I ever made by myself as a kid, albeit of the boxed variety, because that's how we rolled in the '80's. Today I prefer healthier, heartier and more nutritious recipes (like this and this) than the little white flour sugar bombs of my youth. And these carrot cake muffins just took first place.
When I was thinking about what I wanted to eat on Mother's Day, carrot cake was the immediate answer. But here's the rub, it's a pain in the you-know-what to make. And since I know I'll be the one making dessert on Mother's Day, it had to be something that I enjoyed baking. Hence: muffins. Not just any muffins: carrot cake muffins that are easy to make, involve no mixing bowls and have minimal clean-up!
I've been holding out on you, but I have some really, really good news: these 'lil ladies get made entirely in the Vitamix! That means no shredding of carrots, no washing of multiple mixing bowls, no gazillion steps. Eeeee! I've teamed up with Vitamix to develop a few new recipes, and I couldn't be more excited about this one. The Vitamix (or you can use a food processor) handles everything from the chopping of carrots to the mixing of the batter.
The muffins are made with a base of almond and coconut flour and are sweetened with maple syrup. They're chock full of carrots, dotted with raisins and nuts and fragrant with cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg. A layer of maple cream cheese frosting takes them over-the-top and transforms them into cupcakes.
MEANING IT'S PERFECTLY ACCEPTABLE TO EAT CUPCAKES FOR BREAKFAST!
That last part got me a little excited.
Wishing all of you mamas out there, and especially my own dear mom and mother-in-law, a delicious Mother's Day!
When baking muffins it's best to use a light colored pan, as dark pans can cause the bottoms and sides to darken too quickly.
I prefer to cook these muffins in oiled pans, but you can use paper liners if you prefer. Just be sure to let the muffins cool completely, otherwise they might stick to the liners.
I highly recommend investing in a kitchen scale. They're not very expensive, and they make baking much easier (no measuring cups to wash!) and far more accurate (meaning better baked goods!).
I use Bob's Red Mill almond and coconut flour, since they're easy to find, affordable and reliably fresh.
If you don't have a Vitamix you can use a Food Processor (and you can find more food processor muffins and baked good recipes in my cookbook!).
These healthy, naturally sweetened carrot cake muffins are gluten-free, grain-free, and are packed with carrots, but who cares, because THEY TASTE JUST LIKE CARROT CAKE! Oh, and did I mention that they get slathered with a maple cream cheese frosting?! Best of all, the batter gets made entirely in the Vitamix (or in a food processor). I really encourage you to use a scale when making these muffins—it's not only easier (you won't have to mess with a ton of measuring cups) but it's also far more accurate. Be sure to check out my other muffin making tips above! These muffins are even better the next day, after all of the flavors have had time to meld.
Preheat the oven to 350˚F. Grease 11 muffin tins generously with coconut oil or cooking spray.
Cover the raisins with warm water and let sit.
Place the carrots in the Vitamix or food processor. If using the Vitamix, turn the machine on and gradually increase to medium speed (Variable 6 or 7), stirring with the tamper. Blend until the carrots are very finely chopped (it will only take a few seconds). If using the food processor, pulse the carrots until very finely chopped. Transfer to a bowl.
Place the container back on the base (no need to wash it—it's ok if there are still some carrots around the edges and bottom), and add the eggs, maple syrup, coconut oil, milk, lemon juice, ginger and vanilla. Blend until smooth.
Sprinkle in the almond flour, coconut flour, coconut, cinnamon, nutmeg, baking soda and salt. Blend on low (Variable 2 or 3) or pulse (if using a food processor) until incorporated.
Drain the raisins, and add them to the batter along with the chopped carrots and nuts (if using). Blend on low (Variable 1), stirring with the tamper, or pulse if using a food processor, until just incorporated. Using a rubber spatula, scrape the sides and stir to fully incorporate all of the ingredients.
Scoop the mixture into the prepared muffin cups (an ice cream scoop works great for this). Bake 30-35 minutes, until the muffins are golden on top and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool in the tin for 5 minutes, then transfer the muffins to a cooling rack and let cool completely.
Make it Ahead: The unfrosted muffins can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days, or frozen for up to 3 months. Once frosted, the cupcakes can be refrigerated for up to 3 days.
This irresistibly light and creamy frosting is made with only 2 ingredients!
Using hand beaters, beat the cream cheese on high until smooth and fluffy. Scrape down the sides of the bowl. Very slowly drizzle in the maple syrup in a thin stream while beating (if you add it too quickly, it might get lumpy). Continue beating on high until completely smooth.
Oh! These muffins look delicious!
Have you tried this recipe with the egg substitute aquafaba?
I've never tried these with aquafaba but now am curious! I suspect "flax eggs" would also work if you're looking to make these egg-free.


Cast your mind back 10 years and the business landscape was a dramatically different place, one where AOL, Oracle and Nokia were king. And it's been a decade of change.
Where Blockbuster once controlled approximately a quarter of the $16bn (£10bn) home video rental market, now it's upstart online competitor Netflix that viewers turn to, having effectively put out of business a brand that once looked too big to fail.
Today's business market has the capacity to chew up and spit out even those companies whose market position seems unassailable. Indeed, half of the Fortune 500 companies on the list in 2000 have since fallen off due to bankruptcies, acquisitions and mergers.
The lesson? Incumbents are always vulnerable; we live in a world where change is the only constant; and damage is the punishment for standing still.
Moreover, in a world where scrutiny on business is fiercer than ever before, and where public trust has yet to recover from the hangover of the 2008 economic crash, it is no longer good enough to fall back on being seen to do well.
The 2015 Havas Meaningful Brands survey found consumers are overwhelmingly ambivalent towards the vast majority of today's businesses; they wouldn't care if 74 per cent of the world's brands disappeared tomorrow.
So no wonder that one study estimated that 80 per cent of the value of S&P 500 companies in 2010 was made up of intangible assets: intellectual property, identity, reputation and brand. This is an era where the ability to explain your proposition is paramount, your narrative matters and the best story wins.
If the environment for business has changed, the traits of successful companies have had to evolve in turn. The world is moving at a faster pace than ever before, where consumers are information-rich but time-poor, and where today's success story can be trashed in seconds by the rapid rise of social media.
Today's businesses must show a willingness to do good in order to win support. A recent study by Deloitte found that 92 per cent of the millennial generation believes pursuing profit alone is no longer enough – and this same group will represent some 75 per cent of the global workforce by 2025.
We've spent the last year speaking to some of the world's most exciting business leaders, from Ella's Kitchen CEO Paul Lindley to Whole Foods Market co-founder John Mackey and Airbnb's Joe Gebbia. Our aim was to distil how these businesses harnessed purpose to become world-beaters.
Through these conversations, we discovered that articulating a sense of purpose inspires belief – with customers, employees and shareholders alike.
By forging a bond of trust with the consumer and marketplace, companies transcend the cynicism so many have towards brand messages and advertising.
Of course, purpose in business is no novelty. Longstanding companies from ethical grocer Whole Foods Market to clothing brand Patagonia demonstrate the same keen awareness about the need to make the world around them a better place.
Take Airbnb, which believes it inspires a sense of belonging as it changes the way people travel and experience the world, or Twitter, transforming how people share and access information.
What's clear is that the products of the world's most successful young brands aren't only commercially smart; they're born from founders with a deep and driving sense of purpose to change and improve people's lives. Today's best businesses are run by campaigners.
There's no doubt that those who fail to follow the new rules of business will fall, while those who respond with what Dr Martin Luther King described as the "fierce urgency of now" will steal a march on competitors. The purpose-driven culture is about fierce activity, urgently undertaken with the keenest sense of its impact on the present.
At the heart of this activity is communication, of being able to articulate and convince customers, stakeholders and employees alike that yours is a company worth investing in.
Business can learn a great deal from politics in this regard. In today's ultra-competitive marketplace, where companies must battle for attention before they can start to contest sales, it is a powerful option to approach your business like an election candidate.
Just as politicians have historically been society's campaigners, now entrepreneurs and business leaders have learnt to shape a message that connects and persuades, an affirmative narrative that outlines the possibility of a better world.
The challenge to business today is not so different to that faced by faith systems down the centuries – principally in how to enlist and maintain followers; securing more converts than you lose.
That creates a powerful context for campaigners, who put the needs, desires and aspirations of their customers at the heart of their business philosophy, to prosper. They set out to build companies that are, at least in part, designed to support embattled or ignored consumers. To create a new arena of trust for people who have stopped believing.
Who Michael Hayman and Nick Giles, co-founders of Seven Hills – the campaigns firm specialising in business growth founded in 2010.
Key projects Hayman is also a co-founder of the StartUp Britain campaign; a member of Catalyst UK – working with UKTI to promote British excellence internationally; and co-founded the Duke of York's E20 advocacy group for entrepreneurs. Giles is involved in the development of Tech London Advocates – supporting the capital's start–up community; an ambassador for Invest Hong Kong, promoting links between the UK and China's special administrative region; and also leads the campaign for global youth charity One Young World.
Accolades The pair were named on GQ's list, 100 Most Connected Men of 2014. Hayman was awarded the MBE for services to enterprise promotion in 2014.


Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber are presenting a united front despite their recent split. On Tuesday, Naomi gave Liev a sweet shout-out on Instagram in honor of his 49th birthday, writing, "Happy Birthday to this one!! @lievschreiber." Along with the message, the actress shared an adorable snap of Liev and their two kids, Alexander (who goes by Sasha) and Samuel. The couple confirmed their breakup in a joint statement to ET on Sept. 26, saying, "Over the past few months, we've come to the conclusion that the best way forward for us as a family is to separate as a couple. It is with great love, respect, and friendship in our hearts that we look forward to raising our children together and exploring this new phase of our relationship."
While their relationship may be over, it's clear to see that Naomi and Liev still care about each other. Just last week, Liev left Naomi a birthday message in her Instagram comments, writing, "Happy Birthday Sweetheart."


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Q: error while doing summary on tobit: $ operator is invalid for atomic vectors I used to use a tobit regression with the following code:
tobit56 <- tobit (months56 ~ g1v3 + gender + un30min, left=0, right=60, data=gym)
summary(tobit56)

That code always worked well for me and got me a summary of the tobit.
Since yesterday whenever I run this, I get an error after I do summary:
tobit56 <- tobit (months56 ~ g1v3 + gender + un30min, left=0, right=60, data=gym)
summary(tobit56)

Error: $ operator is invalid for atomic vectors

Somebody has any idea what can cause this error message?

A: It seems to be a bug in the summary.tobit function of AER package.
Solution 1:
class(tobit_model$y) <- "Surv"
summary(tobit_model)

Solution 2:
Commenting out the line if(!inherits(y, "Surv")) y <- y$y and the function works fine.
summary.tobit(tobit_model)
summary.tobit <- function(object, correlation = FALSE, symbolic.cor = FALSE, vcov. = NULL, ...)
{
  ## failure
  if(!is.null(object$fail)) {
    warning("tobit/survreg failed.", object$fail, "   No summary provided\n")
    return(invisible(object))
  }

  ## rank
  if(all(is.na(object$coefficients))) {
    warning("This model has zero rank --- no summary is provided")
    return(invisible(object))
  }

  ## vcov
  if(is.null(vcov.)) vcov. <- vcov(object)
  else {
    if(is.function(vcov.)) vcov. <- vcov.(object)
  }

  ## coefmat
  coef <- coeftest(object, vcov. = vcov., ...)
  attr(coef, "method") <- NULL

  ## Wald test
  nc <- length(coef(object))
  has_intercept <- attr(terms(object), "intercept") > 0.5
  wald <- if(nc <= has_intercept) NULL else linearHypothesis(object,
                                                             if(has_intercept) cbind(0, diag(nc-1)) else diag(nc),
                                                             vcov. = vcov.)[2,3]
  ## instead of: waldtest(object, vcov = vcov.)

  ## correlation
  correlation <- if(correlation) cov2cor(vcov.) else NULL

  ## distribution
  dist <- object$dist
  if(is.character(dist)) sd <- survreg.distributions[[dist]]
  else sd <- dist
  if(length(object$parms)) pprint <- paste(sd$name, "distribution: parmameters =", object$parms)
  else pprint <- paste(sd$name, "distribution")

  ## number of observations
  ## (incorporating "bug fix" change for $y in survival 2.42-7)
  surv_table <- function(y) {
    # if(!inherits(y, "Surv")) y <- y$y
    type <- attr(y, "type")
    if(is.null(type) || (type == "left" && any(y[, 2L] > 1))) type <- "old"
    y <- switch(type,
                "left" = 2 - y[, 2L],
                "interval" = y[, 3L],
                y[, 2L]
    )
    table(factor(y, levels = c(2, 1, 0, 3),
                 labels = c("Left-censored", "Uncensored", "Right-censored", "Interval-censored")))
  }
  nobs <- surv_table(object$y)
  nobs <- c("Total" = sum(nobs), nobs[1:3])

  rval <- object[match(c("call", "df", "loglik", "iter", "na.action", "idf", "scale"),
                       names(object), nomatch = 0)]
  rval <- c(rval, list(coefficients = coef, correlation = correlation,
                       symbolic.cor = symbolic.cor, parms = pprint, n = nobs, wald = wald))

  class(rval) <- "summary.tobit"
  return(rval)
}

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Q: Is there a way for Django to accept naive datetimes with USE_TZ=True, or to suppress warnings? Our company has been a long-time user of Django -- for more than 10 years. We are currently running Django 1.11.26. We've dealt with a lot of datetime-related issues over the years, but our current issue is proving challenging.
Our goal is to do the following:

*

*use Django's timezone support (setting USE_TZ=True) with UTC as default time zone

*for a couple of denormalized fields (daily rollups of energy data) store naive datetimes

As is documented in many Stack Overflow questions, Django will issue a warning with datetime field values set to a naive datetime:
RuntimeWarning: DateTimeField received a naive datetime...while time zone support is active.
We think our use case for storing naive datetime is a reasonable one. While for almost all our datetime fields it make sense to use UTC, for certain kinds of daily rollups we want to store a naive/agnostic datetime indicating the start datetime of the day in the local time zone (multiple time zones for different objects). By using a naive datetime, we are able to use datetime-related filters. Therefore if we are summarizing certain kinds of energy rollups for a given datetime, we can find the rollup for the same local datetime for buildings in any time zone (Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston) by filtering in various ways on that naive local datetime.
Here are some things we've tried:

*

*Saving the local/naive datetime as an aware datetime with the given local timezone. This doesn't work because Django will always convert to the UTC equivalent. And we can understand why that happens, in part because MySQL 5.6 DATETIME fields are not timezone-aware.

*Overriding a rollup model's save method with override_settings(USE_TZ=False). This does suppress the runtime warnings about a naive datetime, but it forces all datetimes in the model to be saved as naive. And it seems hackish, since override_settings is intended for testing.

The only workaround we have right now is to tell Django that this loca/naive datetime field is UTC -- so no time conversion is done when saving and no runtime warnings are emitted because it is an aware datetime. But it ultimately is wrong. These are not UTC datetimes. They are intentionally naive, denormalized datetimes. And we are concerned that could bite us, especially as Django evolves its time zone support.
Are there other possible solutions for this issue we haven't considered? Thanks in advance for considering the question.

A: To filter or suppress warnings, you can use warnings.filterwarnings:
You can try adding something like this to settings.py to filter the warning:
from warnings import filterwarnings
filterwarnings('ignore', message=r'.*received a naive datetime')

You may need to fiddle with the filterwarnings call to suppress the warning as needed.


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Date set for UNISON's second Judicial Review into ET fees
It's been a busy old week in employment law!
On 18 September we told you that following a hearing at the Court of Appeal that day, UNISON had announced that they would launch a new Judicial Review into the introduction of Employment Tribunal fees.
Ministry of Justice statistics released in early September had shown a dramatic fall in the number of claims being brought at Employment Tribunal and Employment Appeal Tribunal, and in light of this new evidence the Lord Chancellor agreed that a new hearing should take place in the High Court as soon as possible. This hearing has now been listed for 21 and 22 October 2014.

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As soon as next year, Texans who use electricity may have less of it, and at a far higher price, compliments of an Environmental Protection Agency rule fraught with false assumptions, specious logic and technical errors. The Cross-State Air Pollution Rule, adopted Thursday, threatens the use of lignite coal from Texas for electrical generation — and, therefore, threatens more than one-tenth of the state's electricity supply.
The focus of EPA concern is sulfur dioxide. Although Texas power plants have reduced this pollutant by 33 percent over the last 10 years, the new rule mandates a relatively larger reduction of sulfur dioxide within the next six months, with compliance required by January.
The EPA apparently assumes Texas can readily switch to lower-sulfur coal from Wyoming. But the rule's emission reductions are unachievable for most plants. Overnight fuel-switching is logistically and legally impossible.
Retrofitting plants that now use lignite would involve three to four years of engineering, fabrication, boiler reconstruction, new rail construction and complex new permits — at multibillion-dollar costs. Texas electric companies recently testified to the Texas Public Utility Commission that the rule may force plant closures and limited operation of other plants.
Lignite coal provides 11 percent of electricity generation in Texas. Abrupt elimination of lignite in the fuel mix risks 7,000 to 13,000 megawatts of generation across the state, reducing the Electric Reliability Council of Texas' targeted reserve margin of 13.75 percent of surplus capacity to 5.2 percent at best — and at worst, it takes us into deficit. This is a sobering statistic on hot summer days when the council has issued energy emergency alerts because electricity demand may exceed available generation.
The lignite industry is also vital to the Texas economy. Directly and indirectly, lignite mining supports 10,000 to 14,000 jobs and is the lifeblood of local tax bases and business in many Texas communities. Lignite contributes $1.3 billion to the state's economy and $71 million to state revenues. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers told the EPA that the Clean Air Transport Rule also threatens the jobs of 1,500 union members working at six power plants in Texas.
The purpose of this complex rule is to prohibit interstate transport of power plant emissions that hinder attainment of national ambient air quality standards in downwind states. The EPA concludes that sulfur dioxide emissions from Texas plants may affect attainment of fine particulate matter standards in St. Louis. Yet this city now attains that standard — as does Texas. Furthermore, the EPA's own modeling shows that Texas emissions do not trigger effects in Missouri or any other state.
The EPA justifies saddling Texas with this onerous regulation based on the flimsiest speculation — not needed environmental benefits, but based on what might occur in the future. If Texas is not regulated under this rule, the EPA conjectures, electric utilities might use more of the less expensive, but higher sulfur, lignite coal.
In its proposal, the EPA requested comments on Texas but did not include Texas in the rule nor provide any information about specific Texas requirements. By pulling Texas in at the last hour, the EPA flouted the constitutional due process guaranteed in the Administrative Procedures Act for all rulemaking.
When federal power is asserted without giving formal notice to those entities coerced by that power, this country tilts toward the likes of Venezuela. The EPA has no environmental basis for subjecting Texas to this rule. It is using the Clean Air Act, intended to protect human health, to force an energy policy to suppress coal regardless of economic consequences.
Once again, Texas, the job-creating engine of the country, stands in the crosshairs of the EPA's legally unjustified mandates. Texans should not accept submission to the EPA, an increasingly arbitrary and capricious master.
Kathleen Hartnett White is director of the Armstrong Center for Energy and Environment at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. She was commissioner and chairman of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality from 2001 to 2007. She may be contacted at khwhite@texaspolicy.com.


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Carrie Underwood's Tears Flow in First Music Video After Receiving Over 40 Stitches in Her Face
Carrie Underwood marked a new milestone on Sunday, revealing the first music video she's filmed since a frightening accident
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By Nick Maslow May 06, 2018 10:25 PM
Carrie Underwood marked a new milestone on Sunday, revealing the first music video she's filmed since a frightening accident in November left her with over 40 stitches to her face and a broken wrist.
The video for "Cry Pretty" — Underwood's first single from her forthcoming sixth studio album — finds the star, 35, crying in the shower before making a triumphant return to the stage and handling the pressures of fame.
Though the clip features many close-ups of Underwood's face as she cries, the singer looks flawless as she stares into the camera lens.
"I apologize if you don't like what you see," Underwood sings in the emotional tune. "But sometimes my emotions get the best of me / And falling apart is as human as it gets / You can't hide it, you can't fight what the truth is."
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Underwood chose to preview the video on ABC's American Idol revival, making the event a homecoming of sorts for the country superstar — she was first introduced to the world during the original run's fourth season on Fox in 2005.
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"Watch @AmericanIdol tonight to get a worldwide exclusive look at my new music video for #CryPretty !! Live show starts at 8e|5p on @ABCNetwork," Underwood tweeted Sunday, teasing the big moment.
Additionally, it was announced the singer would return to Idol as a superstar guest mentor on Sunday, May 13.
Underwood debuted the song on April 11 before singing it live for the first time during an emotional performance at the ACM Awards on April 15.
She previously released "The Champion," a promotional single serving as the opening theme for NBC's broadcast of Super Bowl LII. in January, but Underwood remained silent about her frightening fall until April.
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"I was taking the dogs out to go pee one last time, and I just — I tripped," she said on iHeartRadio's The Bobby Bones Show last month. "There was one step, and I didn't let go of the leashes! Priorities! So that's why my left hand's fine. But I went to catch myself and I just missed a step."
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"If I had fallen anywhere else, I would have been perfectly fine. But it was one step that messed everything up," she added.
Underwood broke her right wrist and injured her face around her mouth, with the scars slightly visible during the interview.
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"I thought I just busted my lip," she later told Storme Warren on SiriusXM's The Highway channel. "Then I walked inside and took the dog leashes off and took my coat off and went to go survey the damage and was like, 'Oh, no!' I'm acting very calm about it now, but … it wasn't pretty. I chipped my tooth but it was just my skin, thank the Lord. Stitches and all that stuff."
RELATED VIDEO: Carrie Underwood Shares Close-Up Photo of Her Face Revealing Her Scars Following Her Scary Fall
Beyond starting a new chapter in her career with her forthcoming album, also titled Cry Pretty, Underwood has also been getting back to her regular routine.
"I started resuming my life again, and going to the grocery store, and taking my kid to school and stuff like that, I was like, 'Okay. Somebody's going to creep on me at the grocery store and people are going to be like, 'What happened?' when they post it on Instagram,' " she said on The Highway channel.
And she hasn't shied away from the spotlight, having recently led a special Mother's Day workout with her mom and delivered a rousing rendition of the national anthem ahead of husband Mike Fisher's hockey game with the Nashville Predators.


Tennis is a game of extreme concentration, and the players appreciate silence while the ball is in play. You don't have to stay completely silent, but if you have a comment or question for the person next to you try to whisper or save the question for later. However, at the end of the point, feel free to get as noisy as you want. Tennis players are like any other athlete in that they thrive on their supporter's cheers and encouragement.
Cellphones should be on silent. Tennis requires extreme concentration and focus and the last thing a player needs is your ring tone or text message notification chiming in while he or she is returning a serve for match point at over 100 miles an hour. So make sure your phone is set to Silent or Vibrate before you head to your seat.
Tennis matches are incredibly intense and players rely heavily on getting in a rhythm and focusing to maintain it, so that means something as simple as a rogue flash from a camera or a phone mid-play can completely throw a player off their rhythm and potentially lose them the point. If you must capture the moment, ensure your phones and camera flashes are turned completely off.
Tennis is much like the theatre in that you should refrain from leaving your seat or moving at all until the appropriate time. It's distracting to fans and players if people are shuffling out of their seats and moving up and down the steps in the middle of all the action. You don't want to be that guy, so you should wait until a change of ends to visit the restroom or concession stand. Same goes for returning to your seat.
The whole point of attending these events LIVE is to witness true tennis greatness on the court and you can't do that with your head buried in your phone. Sure take some pictures and maybe even record a couple points to keep as memories or post on social media but my advice would be to put your phone away and focus on the players. These exceptional athletes are inspiring to watch as they perform their craft in a high stakes arena!


PHILOMENA KLEINPRINTZ (1863 - 1941) Nicolas Dontenville, the fourth of six children of Laurent Dontenville and Elisabeth Siedenmeyer, was born in Dieffenbach-au-Val, Alsace November 26, 1854. As a young man, he likely worked in the vineyards with his father. In 1883 Nicolas married Philomena Kleinprintz of Dieffenbach. Three of their eight children were born in Dieffenbach before their departure for the United States. Joseph was born July 12, 1884; Leo, May 24, 1887 and Marie (Mary), born June 20, 1889.
Nicolas and his family converted from Catholicism to Seventh Day Adventist. There is a stained glass window bearing his name that exists to this day in the German Seventh Day Adventist Church, now known as the Gates Avenue Seventh Day Adventist Church. Nicolas and Philomena became Naturalized Citizens on April 12, 1912.
Upon the marriage of their daughter Katherine to Charles Koppel, Nicolas and Philomena moved with them to an apartment on Myrtle Avenue in Ridgewood, Queens, New York. From there the two families moved to New Jersey. Nicolas and Philomena to a farm in Allentown and Katherine and Charles to a farm nearby in Robbinsville.
During a windstorm on the Robbinsville-Allentown Road on March 21, 1928 Nicolas was thrown from his hay wagon guided by his horse Dolly. He died as the result of the accident. Philomena died on December 2, 1941 in a hospital in Trenton, New Jersey.


This recipe quickly became a family favorite of our about 15 years ago. We were invited to dinner at the home of Karen and Donnie Roush. They were good friends and neighbors of ours when we lived in the country. I just had to have this recipe so I could make it for our family. I've brought it to many dinners and cookouts since. Everybody always wants the recipe. She also published it in the St. Anthony's parish cookbook that we gifted to many family members in 2004. There are many recipes that we enjoy in that special cookbook. I will make and share many of them for you as well.
The corn casserole was a great side dish with the corn flake crumb chicken, but would also be great with ham or pulled pork and ribs!
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I have 6 boxes of the Jiffy corn muffin mix in my cabinet right now and had no idea what to do with them. I've pretty much worn the kids out on the 'regular' way to fix it - definitely going to try this as they all love corn!!!! Thanks!
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Felony Arrest for Assault on Police
by The Bee | Apr 2, 2018 | Breaking News, Crime, Kingman | 0 comments
** Aggravated Assault on Officers **
On Sunday, April 1st, at about 1:30pm, Kingman Police arrested Randa Rae Shepherd, 41 of Kingman, on two felony charges of Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer and a misdemeanor charge of Interference with a City Officer. Officers responded to a disturbance at a park in the 3800blk of N. Willow Rd. where they contacted Shepherd. Officers were issuing Shepherd a written warning of trespass at which time she was told to leave the park. Shepherd became belligerent and refused to leave as directed. While being taken into custody Shepherd kicked and spit on two officers who were attempting to restrain and arrest her. Shepherd was arrested and booked into the Mohave County Adult Detention Facility. One officer received an injury to the hand.
** Felony Warrants and Drug Possession **
On Sunday, April 1st, at about 7:20pm, Kingman Police arrested Johnathan Edgar Daves, 23 of Kingman, on felony charges of Possession of Dangerous Drugs, Possession of Narcotic Drugs, Possession of Drug Paraphernali; two felony warrants and a misdemeanor warrant on previous drug related offenses. Officers, knowing he had warrants for his arrest, contacted Daves at a residence in the 2000blk of Gates Ave. Daves was taken into custody without incident, during which he was found to be in possession of heroin, methamphetamine and the associated drug paraphernalia. Daves' felony and misdemeanor warrants were for Failure to Appear and Failure to Pay Fines on previous drug offenses. Daves was booked into the Mohave County Adult Detention Facility.
** Parole Violation Arrest **
On Saturday, March 31st, at about 10:05pm, Kingman Police arrested Richard Boyd Strader, 57 of Kingman, on a felony warrant for Parole Violation. Strader was contacted in the parking lot of a business in the 3300blk of Stockton Hill Rd. where it was learned he had a felony warrant issued for his arrest by the AZ Department of Corrections for parole Violation. Strader was booked into the Mohave County Adult Detention Facility on a Fugitive from Justice hold, awaiting extradition to AZ DOC.
** Possession of Dangerous Drugs and Warrant Arrest **
On Friday, March 30th, at about 1:00pm, Kingman Police arrested Jeremy James Sterling, 34 of Kingman, on felony charges of Possession of Dangerous Drugs, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and two misdemeanor warrants for Failure to Pay Fines. Sterling was contacted by officers in the 4400blk of N. Stockton Hill Rd. on an unrelated matter when it was found that he had two warrants for his arrest. While being taken into custody Sterling was found to be in possession of methamphetamine, marijuana and the associated drug paraphernalia. Sterling was arrested and booked into the Mohave County Adult Detention Facility.
** Aggravated DUI, Aggravated Assault and Criminal Damage **
On Friday, March 30th, at about 12:45pm, Kingman Police arrested Jared Gabriel Martin, 19 of Globe, AZ., on felony charges of Aggravated DUI x2, Aggravated Assault, Criminal Damage and misdemeanor Failure to Stop at Injury Crash. Martin was the driver of a vehicle responsible for an injury crash that occurred in the 3400blk of N. Willow Rd. Upon arrival officers located Martin walking away from the scene of the crash. The investigation determined that Martin had been eastbound on Airway Ave. when he made a left turn onto N. Willow Rd., crashing into another vehicle driven by a 54 year old Kingman woman. Martin, who appeared to be heavily intoxicated, walked away from the crash scene, leaving another intoxicated male passenger, a 2 month old infant and a 2 year old child, who were passengers in the vehicle he was driving. The driver of the car Martin crashed into was injured and later treated and released from Kingman Regional Medical Center. Martin was ultimately processes for a DUI investigation and booked into the Mohave County Adult Detention Facility. The intoxicated adult male and two children were also transported to Kingman Regional Medical Center for possible injuries. The Department of Child Safety responded and ultimately took custody of the children. The children did not belong to Martin. The Children belonged to the girlfriend of the other adult male passenger.


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The Vancouver Canadians and the Tri-City Dust Devils finally met for the first time in 2017 and the C's took round one with a 2-0 victory at Gesa Stadium in Pasco, Washington Tuesday night.
C's Recap – Hops Bounce C's To Sweep 5 Game Series
The Vancouver Canadians were outclassed again as the Hillsboro Hops completed a five-game sweep with a 6-0 victory in the series finale at Nat Bailey Stadium Wednesday afternoon.
C's Recap – Adams & 'Scritti' Polizzi Script Perfect Way To Win
The Vancouver Canadians got back in the win column as they held off the Spokane Indians 5-3 at Nat Bailey Stadium Wednesday night, putting an end to a four-game losing streak.
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C's Recap – C's Erupt In Extras To Beat Boise
The Vancouver Canadians had to put in some overtime to win their sixth consecutive game as they needed 10 innings to down the Boise Hawks 7-3 at Boise Memorial Stadium Friday night.
C's Recap – Vancouver Drops June Finale To Eugene
The Vancouver Canadians found themselves in another 2-1 game against the Eugene Emeralds in as many days but they were on the wrong end of the scoreboard this time.
C's Recap – Lizardo & Aleton Set The Tone Against Spokane
The Vancouver Canadians clinched their straight series victory of 2017 after a 10-4 drubbing of the Spokane Indians at Nat Bailey Stadium Saturday night.


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All-New 2020 Hyundai Venue Crossover is Coming Soon
by Guillaume Rivard March 27, 2019
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We knew Hyundai had more crossovers and SUVs in store for us, and today we found out the name of the next one: Hyundai Venue.
Set to go on sale as a 2020 model, it will be revealed globally at the New York Auto Show on April 17 with the help of augmented reality. Fans will be able to follow the event live via the company's U.S. website before reading our feature and looking at photos on The Car Guide.
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Other than releasing the picture above, Hyundai has yet to provide much information about the new Venue. It is said to be designed for urban entrepreneurs with a trendy, unique style—basically another way of describing Millennials.
The name implies that the vehicle will be a place where people want to be seen, but if you ask us, Hyundai could have been a little more creative. Other SUVs and crossovers in the lineup, from the freshly unveiled Palisade all the way down to the Kona, have somewhat more exotic and adventurous-sounding names.
Speaking of which, the 2020 Hyundai Venue will slot below the Kona as the Korean brand's smallest crossover (how small can you get before you stop calling it a crossover?). It will be interesting to see how it compares with the latter as well as the Accent Hatchback. A 130- or 147-horsepower engine is likely to sit under the hood.
Don't miss our coverage of the 2019 New York Auto Show to learn all about the Hyundai Venue.
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Look, we all know that space is the final frontier, that space is cold and unforgiving and that in it, nobody can hear you scream. But what you might not know is that, when it thinks nobody is looking, space puts on a frilly dress, covers its forearms in honey and spins around until it falls over ... because space is just flat-out crazy as hell. Oh, don't take our word for it or anything; we have photographic evidence.
You know what Jupiter looks like -- kind of like a dirty marble -- and you know, objectively, that those bands and swirls you're looking at are all big storms. But it's one thing to know something like that, and another to see it in action. Here's a gif of what Jupiter's storms actually look like in motion.
The first people to day-trip on Mars are in for a treat.
That looks like a surrealist's impression of a dozen mascara-laced eyes dribbling tears down their giant eyelashes. Or maybe it's an aerial shot of oases in an oversaturated desert. Or no, maybe it's just Mars being weird again: What you are looking at are actually "dark streaks of collapsed material running down sand dunes due to carbon dioxide frost evaporation."
Don't buy into any of that "men are from Mars, women are from Venus" crap. Mars has remembered Valentine's Day every year for the last several millennia, while Venus not only leaves the toilet seat up, it also rains fiery acid every damn day.
OK, OK, clearly we're overreacting to some very basic shapes formed by meteor strikes and such. But you know what we're not overreacting to? The goddamn Bigfoot sightings.
H-Harry Henderson? This picture snapped by NASA appears to be the first official Bigfoot sighting on Mars. The mysterious figure in question can be seen in the bottom left of this image, just behind the piles of rocks.
No, next to the other rocks. The piles.
There you have it. That's why all those Bigfoot hunters were having such a hard time: The hairy lil' dude up and joined the space program. Of course, smart people point out all sorts of reasons why that's a very, very stupid thing to think (the phrase "Bigfoot on Mars" should've maybe been the first clue), but we're terminally dumb and panicky over here, and are therefore already preparing for the arrival of our Simian Martian Overlords.
We made cake. It didn't turn out very good, but we're hoping the thought counts enough to keep us out of those hellish Martian Banana Camps.
It shouldn't be too surprising that Saturn, the most fashionable hussy in the solar system, likes to turn the cosmic ballet into a glow stick rave when no one is looking. We mean, just look at the way it dresses.
What the hell is that? Did we actually capture evidence of the human soul ... in orbit? Is this a screencap from Back to the Future 4: Escape Velocity? Or did somebody just shut down the containment system, because this s**t looks like it's straight out of Ghostbusters.
That's just what the aurora borealis looks like from space. Turns out the earthbound view that we see so many awe-inspiring pictures of is actually like looking at the sunset through a fish tank. It's only once you get above all that pesky air and atmosphere that you really clear that view up, and you get to see the real light show.
It's like a giant floating Save Point for astronauts.
Saturn isn't the only one whose planetary grill Earth is gettin' all up into: Not to be shown up by Mars, we've got our own modern art gallery going on down here, too. What you're looking at above is actually part of the Sahara Desert, the Tanezrouft Basin, as viewed from space. It's known in Southern Algeria as the "Land of Terror," ostensibly because it's so desolate.
But man, just look at it: We suspect that whoever named it kind of knew that someday we'd get far enough up to realize that it looks like somebody melted a bunch of crayons on the Predator's face.
If you have a really bad feeling about this, don't worry. That thing ain't operational.
You're looking at Saturn's moon Mimas, whose enormous crater Herschel makes it a dead ringer for a defunct, rusted over Death Star. Now, we know what you're thinking: This is where George Lucas got the inspiration, right?
Can we agree, as a species, to find a way to blow this thing up for the 100th anniversary of Star Wars?
Not in this timeline: The Mimantean crater wasn't even discovered until 1980, we're guessing because all the other probes got shot down for flying too close to the moon's solar terminator.
Seriously, "solar terminator" is a real scientific term. Because apparently Science has the same naming conventions as our seventh grade hypothetical death metal band.
And that's not a coincidence. When you look at pictures of Calabash, what you're actually seeing is the death of a nebula via gunshot wound. The "gun," in this case, was fired from inside of the nebula itself, when the central star started dying and violently threw off material in opposite directions. The yellow parts of the image are those space bullets, flying away at a million miles per hour.
One, is there a little space-hobbit out there trudging dutifully across the Cosmo-Shire to destroy this damn thing?
And two, who the hell is in charge of naming stuff at NASA? Maybe they had to go with "Engraved Hourglass" because something more accurate like "The All-Seeing Eye of Terror" would have caused a global panic, resulting in panicky idiots like us pitchforking the Hubble Telescope to stop this ocular witchcraft.
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Coenagrionidae Kirby, 1890 »
Family Platycnemididae Yakobson & Bianchi, 1905
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scientific: Protoneuridae Yakobson & Bianchi, 1905 (in part)
This is a morphologically diverse family with 40 genera and over 400 species occurring in the Old World, especially in tropical Asia, New Guinea, and the Afrotropics, where over a sixth of the species are concentrated. Genera with a much shortened anal vein (Elattoneura and part of what is now Allocnemis) have been placed in a pantropical family Protoneuridae. However, genetic research revealed that all Old World genera are not related to the true protoneurids of the New World, but fall within Platycnemididae. The enigmatic Oreocnemis was described in this family but belongs in Coenagrionidae. [Adapted from Dijkstra & Clausnitzer 2014]
No diagnosis of this diverse family is presently available and the genera are best distinguished by considering both it and the Coenagrionidae, together forming the superfamily Coenagrionoidea.
Allocnemis wittei (Fraser, 1955). Male © Jens Kipping
Copera rufipes (Selys, 1886). © Nicolas Meziere
Elattoneura josemorai Compte Sart, 1964. © Jens Kipping
Allocnemis pauli (Longfield, 1936). Male and female © Nicolas Meziere
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My excuse is that I am still focused on Thanksgiving. Since it is not a holiday here, we usually celebrate on Saturday by hosting the feast for friends. This means that I took off work today to start cleaning and prepping. It's been a busy day but I now have cranberry sauce in the fridge, the pumpkin pie is made, and my turkey is happily brining. Can't wait for tomorrow!
But until then, let's talk about these olives. Dorie recommends that instead of buying pre-seasoned olives, buy plain ones and season them yourself. I'll be honest, my first thought was, why? Seriously, varieties of seasoned and stuffed olives are available at every weekly market and self-respecting grocery store here in Frankfurt, so why would I make the effort to season them myself?
But being the good little Dorista that I am, I went out and picked up plain olives. Everything else I already had in my fridge. So I mixed everything together and threw it into a jar. The next day I tried one and was not overly impressed. And then I left on a business trip.
One week later I returned home, opened the fridge, and there were my olives, still marinating away. I opened up the jar and tried one, and oh my! They were really good. Really good! Suddenly I knew why one would bother to make their own seasoned olives. They are delicious and take almost no effort. I will be making these again.
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I tried some after one day of marinating and they were good, but not totally there yet. I saved the rest for later this week & am looking forward to trying them!
Best wishes on your dinner tomorrow.
I still say 'why' only because, well, why really? 🙂 I'm glad I know I can do it if for some reason I ever find myself in some back woods town where they don't have an olive merchant but until then, I enjoy picking them out too much. The only plus side I can think of is all that extra oil has been making great fodder for bread dipping snacks all week long.
the recipe and the longer it hangs around, the better. Even the oil does not go to waste.
Enjoy your Thanksgiving dinner, I am all " turkeyed" out.
Ours are good now, after a day's marinating, but I'm looking forward to trying the rest later in the week. Hope your dinner tomorrow is fantastic!
Yes, these are better when the flavors get absorbed. I hope your Thanksgiving feast tomorrow is wonderful, Rose! These would make a good appetizer. We took a 2-day approach this year, the actual day celebrating at friends' houses and then a repeat at home tonight with our own turkey so we can enjoy leftovers!
Your olives look great and you've got me excited about making this recipe for next week!
Friday snuck up on me so fast that I didn't even realize it had passed already! Kudos for getting this done in time.
Many days marinating will deliver great olives and a great infused olive oil. Perfect for any celebration! And such an easy recipe. Have fun tonight!
Rose, hope that you had a wonderful party with that lovely sounding food that you prepared! Your marinated mediterranean olives look terrific too and letting them "macerate" for a good few days probably made them even all the better!
Your party sounds like so much fun. I "had" to make Thanksgiving dinner for friends when I lived in Australia too. Fun sharing traditions!
I loved these too, and will make them again. I actually made mine 2-3 weeks in advance. Like you, the first ones I tried when I originally made them were good, but not special – but after a little time – fantastic!
For once, I actually read the recipe early and found out that they could be kept for 2 months!
Your story is my story. I was glad we had a simple recipe for the Thanksgiving holidays and ask myself, "Why would I make my own when there are so many different varieties available to buy?" First, I loved the aroma of the herbs and spices roasting and cooking in the oil. You cannot get that at a grocery store. Then, the flavor after a week or so was fabulous. There is something about "making your own" that is very nice, don't you think? Yours look very pretty in their tiny plate.
I felt the same way as you did…all of a sudden it was friday! I didn't get my post up until sunday! These olives were so good, and were full of flavor…a perfect addition to our Thanksgiving table! So glad you enjoyed them.


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Arrest made in Freehold shooting Freehold borough man arrested in December shooting Check out this story on app.com: http://on.app.com/1IyJ9Ib
Todd B. Bates, @ToddBBatesAPP Published 12:03 p.m. ET Jan. 9, 2015 | Updated 10:23 p.m. ET Jan. 9, 2015
Roberto Diaz, 35, and Frank Lavacca, 38, were shot on Dec. 27 outside the Metropolitan Cafe in downtown Freehold.(Photo: Photo courtesy of family member)
FREEHOLD – A 28-year-old borough man has been arrested in the brazen Dec. 27 shooting of two Howell men outside the downtown Metropolitan Café, Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced.
Timothy Parrish is being held on $1.5 million bail in Monmouth County Correctional Institution, with no 10 percent option. He faces two counts of first-degree attempted murder, one count each of second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon and second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, according to the prosecutor's office.
At the time of the shooting, a cousin of one of the victims identified them as Roberto Diaz, 35, and Frank Lavacca, 38, both of Howell.
Prosecutor's Office spokesman Charles Webster, while not identifying either victim, said in an email that "one victim remains hospitalized in critical condition, and the other victim is also still hospitalized but is in stable condition." They were being treated at Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune.
The crime shocked area residents and merchants, who said there was no crime or very little crime on the county seat's streets. The Metropolitan Cafe is a bar, grill and sushi restaurant on East Main Street. The attack occured about 2 a.m.
Two shot in downtown Freehold
If convicted of attempted murder, Parrish faces a sentence of 20 years in a New Jersey state prison, with 85 percent of the time to be served before becoming eligible for release on parole. He would also be under parole supervision for five years following his release from state prison, according to the prosecutor's office.
Violent weekend at Jersey Shore
If convicted of possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose or unlawful possession of a weapon, Parrish faces up to 10 years in prison on each of the counts, subject to the provisions of the Graves Act requiring him to serve at least 42 months in prison before he is eligible for parole.
Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Honora O'Brien Kilgallen set bail for Parrish.
The case is assigned to Monmouth County Assistant Prosecutor Matthew Bogner of the Office's Major Crimes Bureau.
Todd B. Bates: 732-643-4237; tbates@app.com
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The built in battery on my d6000 decided to discharge super fast last week and swell up, to the point that i can hardly force the back cover on. Anyone else with this issue? Using stock charger and cord. Will gearbest or innos do anything about it? I started the process a week ago, but no answers yet.
Your best bet is just buy a new battery. Innos will do nothing and Gearbest may help but the process is many messages back and forth. Just pay the $20 for a new battery and save yourself a lot of anger and frustration.
to clarify, it is the non replaceable battery that has the fault. gearbest is offering me 25 bucks store credit, but i think thats lousy for a phone that is now junk.
(2016-01-29, 12:47)cookiedough Wrote: Your best bet is just buy a new battery. Innos will do nothing and Gearbest may help but the process is many messages back and forth. Just pay the $20 for a new battery and save yourself a lot of anger and frustration.
(2016-02-08, 03:07)nmhinton Wrote: to clarify, it is the non replaceable battery that has the fault. gearbest is offering me 25 bucks store credit, but i think thats lousy for a phone that is now junk.
Well the alternative is send it back and go through the China process which could take months. You could also file a dispute with PayPal or the credit card company.
I'm sorry to hear about the problems, man. That blows.
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How am i supposed to react now ???? I am very pissed off right now !!!!!!!!!!
It sounds like the shop has offered to have the phone repaired through Innos for you? Normally with any electronics they will repair or replace at their discretion.
I now have a second innos d6000 with a swollen battery. I have read of others with the same issue. This phone is not recommended.
I took my wife's phone and removed the swollen inner battery yesterday with zero drama. It now appears that the phone will charge only when it is turned off. When i plug it in while on, it will reboot or just not charge. The inner battery shows 50% all the time. I am happy, at least the phone is useable now! My other one is junk as it got water damaged.
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Trans veteran tells MSNBC: Trump's throwing us to the right-wing to 'circumvent his own impeachment'
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Retired Sgt. Shane Ortega is a transgender man who served as helicopter crew chief in the Army's 25th Infantry Division and has been through three combat tours — two in Iraq, one in Afghanistan. He thinks President Donald Trump's recent policy decision to fire transgender military service members is all about deflection.
"This is a completely egotistical move on behalf of Donald Trump," Ortega told MSNBC. "I think he's honestly trying to circle the American people to deflect and detract the principles and goodwill of what it is to be an American service member. And he's trying to use them as pawns right now in order to invoke some sort of emotional reaction from the public to circumvent his own investigations that are going right now towards his impeachment."
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"The Republican-controlled House of Representatives, including 24 Republican members of Congress, just a few days ago, voted to preserve transgender equality in the military," Maloney recalled. "So, the president has now-departed even from the standard that the Republican controlled House had, which was to leave in place the ability of transgender members to serve honorably. Folks like Shane Ortega and Kristen Beck, a member of S.E.A.L. Team 6, deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq and Riley Dosh who recently graduated from West Point, being denied a commission for no reason when she passed all of the standards for graduation at West Point."
Maloney said that the country has invested in these soldiers and trans members have served honorably.He went on to call it unprofessional and discriminatory and foresees it going on the "ash heap" with everything else Trump stands for.
Ortega explained that being a trans individual involves a lot of suffering while learning to "live your life authentically." But when it comes to doing jobs like those that support "special operations" and other highly coveted positions in the military, it involves a lot of work.
"I had to be extremely well-trained and mature and level-headed in order to understand the capacity of that job," Ortega explained. "So, when President Trump tweets this, I have people still serving and friends still serving and they are trans military people and in Special Ops positions and other coveted positions. I'm entirely outraged and asking the American public to what degree and to what effort will you become outraged? What institution do we have to take where we take away the rights of these people who are literally sacrificing their very lives giving everything they have for you? And when are we going to start intervening and taking away this health care is a right we earned with our blood and sweat and time?"
Continue reading at: http://www.rawstory.com/2017/07/trans-veteran-tells-msnbc-trumps-throwing-us-to-the-right-wing-to-circumvent-his-own-impeachment/
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BMW Motorrad has brought in a wide range of bikes in India. These are in a price range that extends from Rs 15.9 lakh for the BMW R1200 GS Standard right up to Rs 28.5 lakh for the top-of-the-line BMW K1600 GTL PRO. The R1200 GS Adventure is offered in three versions. First is the standard, which is priced at Rs 17.50 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), second the dynamic+ retailing at Rs 20.90 lakh and the top-end Pro that costs Rs 21.40 lakh.Dimensions for all the three trims stand at 2,210mm length, 915mm width and 1,450mm height. The seat height is at 850mm and dry weight stands at 209kg.
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