On the surface, the Prairie Brewfest event held each fall by the Eden Prairie Community Foundation is simply a fun way to raise money and introduce people to the Foundation's work.
Dig a little deeper, and you might see there's more to it than that.
For starters, there's the entrepreneurial spirit embodied in the craft breweries that are springing up all over the Twin Cities, Minnesota and nationwide. According to the national Brewers Association, for example, the overall sale of beer in the U.S. last year was up just 0.2 percent over the year before, while the sale of craft beer — typically defined as a product of small, innovative breweries — was up 12.8 percent.
The Eden Prairie Community Foundation likes to think of itself as entrepreneurial, too, especially over recent years — hiring staff for the first time, flexing its collaboration and leadership muscles, and working harder than ever to engage with a growing number of supporters.
That engagement is another aspect of Prairie Brewfest that's important. Citing the Brewers Association again, craft-beer consumers have a median age of 39 and are increasingly diverse — the kind of audience the Foundation is seeking to add to its base of support. Its other main event, EP Gives, skews a bit older than that. So, it's important for the Foundation to reach out and connect with more of Eden Prairie.
Finally, Prairie Brewfest is a low-key way to introduce people to what the Foundation is, and does. What could be less intimidating than a genial conversation outdoors, over a beer sample, with great music in the background?
So, kudos to the founder of this new Foundation gathering — David Lindahl, a former board member and the city's economic development manager — for introducing a fun event to Eden Prairie's annual calendar.
If you'd like to know more about Prairie Brewfest and what it's all about, visit our dedicated website, www.prairiebrewfest.com.


American Express has sponsored "Small Business Saturday" to encourage people to shop in small businesses the Saturday after Thanksgiving for several years. If you haven't taken advantage of it before – I have– American Express will give you a $25 statement credit for shopping at a small business that takes your American Express card – when you shop on Small Business Saturday. You have to register online first – but, gee, this is a pretty good offer.
On the Saturday after Thanksgiving I have made it a practice to shop downtown in nearby Montclair at a qualified small business. And I always "double up" being a good citizen by making sure that at least one of my Christmas gifts is a fair trade product. Our family favorite past fair trade purchase was these beautiful napkins by Global Mamas. We use them all the time.
Anyway – I have a proposal – lets also make the Saturday after Thanksgiving – Small Nonprofit Day. The lion's share of giving goes to large nonprofits – for many reasons. This is actually true of my personal giving too because I believe in the effectiveness of large organizations such as Oxfam America.
But I always allocate a portion of my giving to small, more local nonprofits. They may not have fancy websites, a great facebook presence and professional appeal letters. But they are an important part of the fabric of our communities – especially today. There are more people than ever using food banks, libraries, attending church run programs, etc.
Just as the excellent American Express campaign promoting small business is having an impact on small business, I believe that having it also be Small Nonprofit Day can also be a boom for small, locally based, nonprofits. I hope American Express considers expanding the focus of the day and I hope you – members of the nonprofit community - will join me in spreading this idea.
Enjoy your Thanksgiving and the whole holiday weekend. On Thursday I cook for 20 people, on Friday I recover and on Saturday I shop – locally. Also, I'm thinking about the nonprofits I will be donating too …. on Saturday.
My local favorite is PCCI where I am Board Secretary. PCCI provides after school tutoring and mentoring to children in Newark, NJ by committed volunteers creating a one on one bond with a child and an adult and bridging urban and suburban communities. Our combination of one on one paring of adult and child and being volunteer powered makes our service both personal and efficient. I invite you to support PCCI with me today.
Check out Trade for Change for fair trade items …My Global Mamas napkins are the best and aren't the little girls dresses the cutest ever. If you go to Amazon and search on fair trade lots of choices come up too.


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Q: How to understand the calling sequence of Python decorator I am confused by the calling sequence of the following code piece.
#/usr/bin/python

def decorator_no_args(fn):
    if not callable(fn):
        raise TypeError

    def wrapper():
        return fn()

    print "decorator_no_args"
    return wrapper

@decorator_no_args
def foo_no_args():
    print "foo_no_args"

def decorator_args(* args, **kargs):
    def wrapper0(fn):
        def wrapper1(*args, **kargs):
            return fn(*args, **kargs)
        return wrapper1

    print "decorator_args"
    return wrapper0

@decorator_args(1)
def foo_args(arg0):
    print "foo_args"

if __name__ == "__main__":
    foo_no_args()

The output is:
decorator_no_args
decorator_args
foo_no_args

Function decorator_args() isn't called as you can see above. But why is it recorded?

A: 2 things: decorators are applied when the function definition is executed, and the @expression syntax takes an expression; it is evaluated when decorating.
The line @decorator_args(1) calls the decorator_args() function, passing in 1 as an argument. The result of that call is used as the decorator.
Decorators are really just syntactic sugar, this:
@decorator_args(1)
def foo_args(arg0):
    print "foo_args"

is really executed as:
def foo_args(arg0):
    print "foo_args"
foo_args = decorator_args(1)(foo_args)

Note that decorator_args(1) is called. And it's return value is called again, to produce a decorated result.
When you look at decorator_args() you see it returns a decorator:
def decorator_args(* args, **kargs):
    def wrapper0(fn):
        def wrapper1(*args, **kargs):
            return fn(*args, **kargs)
        return wrapper1

    print "decorator_args"
    return wrapper0

wrapper0 is the real decorator; it is returned when decorator_args() is called. foo_args() is passed to wrapper0() (as the fn argument), and the original function is replaced by wrapper1.
It doesn't matter at all that foo_args is never called; decorators are not applied each time when you call the function, they are only applied once. If you called foo_no_args() more than once, the decorator_no_args message will not be repeated.

A: If I recall, decorators are essentially functions that take a function as an argument and return another function (possibly the same). That's funception.
The two first lines of your output (the decorator_* ones) come from the functions foo_no_args and foo_args being defined, not called.
To better understand, have a look at this snippet:
def my_decorator(func):
    def wrap():
        print "Function ran"
        return func()
    print "Function defined"
    return wrap

@my_decorator
def my_function():
    print "my_function"

my_function()
my_function()
my_function()

Outputs:
Function defined
function ran
my_function
function ran
my_function
function ran
my_function

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This study investigates the attitudes of staff users toward the payment of overdue fines in Nigerian Polytechnic libraries. A survey was applied to staff users of the libraries of the Delta State Polytechnic Oghara-Otefe, and Delta State Polytechnic. A total of 87 staff participated in the study. A questionnaire and oral interview were used in data collection. Findings reveal that staff users rarely pay overdue fines and would like the system discontinued. The study affirmed the fact that fines are a means of generating funds for the library and a measure to compel users to return books on time. The unwillingness of staff to pay fines and of circulation staff to collect from staff users are challenges in enforcing payment of fines. The study makes recommendations to help libraries collect fines from staff users.


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The Associate in Applied Science degree program in Technical Studies is a WV State-wide degree program (non-transfer) designed to meet the following needs: (1) to provide for cooperatively sponsored educational opportunities leading to associate degrees for employees/students participating in quality education and training programs sponsored by business, industry, labor, government, or other education agencies within Pierpont's service area; (2) to provide a timely and efficient mechanism for Pierpont to deliver educational programs in a variety of occupational fields to employers; (3) to increase the abilities of the use of technology effectively and responsibly, of communication of information effectively through reading, writing, speaking, and listening, and of ability to solve problems through reasoning, information, retrieval, and productive teamwork.
The specific course of study for each program is determined by agreements between the employer/agency program sponsor and Pierpont. For programs being developed to address a specific occupational need, the college will form an advisory committee made up of representatives of the business or industry to be served by the proposed program and representatives of the college to provide advice in the design of an appropriate program of study. In 2011 the rule was made to cap newly developed AAS Technical Studies Programs at 60 credit hours.
This program is a useful option for individuals who wish to earn an applied degree and who have been trained in areas such as building construction, carpentry, automotive, masonry, electrical, agriculture, information technology and other technical trades. The institution will work with Career & Technical Education Centers in the service area to develop educational pathways for degree completion. Students complete general education requirements and coursework from restricted content area based on background. Technical electives used to complete the program of study can be a combination of approved credits earned from previous college coursework trade-based training, or vocational studies, and will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Work at an advanced level in their craft with exposure to additional technical, managerial and/or entrepreneurial skills.
Graduates of the Technical Studies, Applied Technology program of study will be able to enter or continue in an in-demand job market with industry recognized credentials and additional skills to enhance marketability in their specialized field.
Meet with an advisor before admission to Pierpont and the program to determine eligibility and credits to be approved upon admission into program of study.
Proof of completion of Career and Technical Education Center program of study through selected centers (currently including: Calhoun Gilmer Career Center, Fred Eberle Technical Center, Marion County Technical Center or Adult and Community Education Center, Monongalia Technical Education Center and United Technical Center), GPA of 2.0 or greater, score of 75% or greater on WV Global 21 Performance Assessment. Current areas of partnerships may be found in the offices of the advisors.
Meet the general admission requirements of Pierpont Community & Technical College and complete all necessary prerequisite coursework (ACT ENGL 18 and MATH 19 or equivalent or successfully complete ENGL 0097 and MATH 0086 or higher depending on MATH course choice for general education).
Submit an application for admission to Pierpont and complete and submit a separate AAS – Technical Studies, Applied Technology program application, official high school transcript or verified GED score and if applicable EDGE transcript to Office of Admissions.
Each program includes a general technical core that meets the goal of developing skills that may be applied to a variety of occupations or that may be specific to an occupation.
Technical specialty courses specific to an occupational area developed and delivered by the college, apprenticeship courses, or approved courses included in a business or industry training program can be included in this component. Apprenticeship and industry based education and training program courses are to be converted to college credit hours at the usual ratio of 15:1 for lecture and at a rate consistent with the lab hour/credit ratio of at least 2:1.
The component consists of a paid or unpaid OJT, internship, or practicum performed in a business/industry setting in the occupational area. The OJT is to be converted to credit hours at a ratio of 160:1 with the maximum of 1,920 contact hours allowable. A statement of the total number of contact hours experienced through on-the-job training may be placed on the college record. This credit will be recorded immediately prior to graduation from college.
Students may not complete a Board of Governors AAS degree and this degree.


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100th Anniversary of the Nonpartisan League!
This year, 2015, is the centenary of the foundation of the Nonpartisan League (NPL). The NPL was founded in the American Midwest and arose out of the cooperative movement popular here. It was a farmer-based movement offering an alternate vision of capitalism, one in which the state would compete with the monopolies that were exploiting the small producers.
The NPL practically invented grass roots organizing, and would support candidates from either party who supported its platform (hence "nonpartisan"). The League advocated for economic reforms to help farmers who were being exploited by business interests, such as grain elevators, stockyards, and other middlemen. "We'll stick" was the group's rallying cry, as seen on the pennant below.
The NPL was in operation in 13 states as well as Canada, but it met with its greatest success in North Dakota and Minnesota. This is an image of Minnesota members in 1917.
Pamphlets and newspapers played a hugely important role in the development of the movement, leading to corresponding anti-NPL pamphlets. While not as immediate as our instant commentaries of today, these pamphlets were a quick way to make arguments heard. The rise of the NPL was also one of the earliest political movements to be heavily photographed; seen here are members with The Nonpartisan Leader.
World War I brought about suspicions of the potentially socialist nature of the NPL, which was followed by prosperity in the 1920s for farmers. These two occurrences took away much of the need for the NPL. It eventually developed into the Farmer-Labor party in Minnesota, which later merged with the Democrats. The Democratic Party in Minnesota is still known as the DFL.
Learn more at the Minnesota Historical Society Research Guides and MNopedia!
Come see NPL materials on display in the Library Lobby, on view until mid-January!


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The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education has released the revaluation result of HSLC examination 2016 on the official website. The First year exam was held in March 2016. A lot of candidates applied for revaluation of their total score.
DHSE has released the results on a pdf file in which the roll number of the candidates are written. All those students whose marks have been changed have to approach DHSE for new marksheets within 30 days from the day of result declaration.


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Blackthorn Operating Group Brings Topgolf Swing Suite to Toscana Park
By Brian Weis
The Blackthorn Operating Group is proud to announce a partnership with Topgolf Swing Suite that will transform the Blarney Hole, located in Toscana Park in Granger, into a Topgolf Swing Suite for Michiana residents and visitors seeking a fun entertainment option.
Scheduled to open in December 2018, Blackthorn Topgolf Swing Suite will house six (6) high-tech, industry-leading simulators that can be rented for a fun and interactive social gatherings. Each bay will feature comfortable lounge seating, HDTVs and food and beverage service.
"Along with my partners, we are excited to bring one of the top entertainment brands in the country to Michiana," said Tim Firestone, Blackthorn Operating Group CEO. "Topgolf Swing Suite is a fun and interactive experience that provides many different options for gaming outside of golf. It can be enjoyed by anyone, from kids to adults, making it a true family experience."
The Topgolf Swing Suite games are designed for both golfers and non-golfers alike. Up to eight people can play, eat, drink and hang out in each bay. The Topgolf Swing Suite can be rented for corporate and social gatherings including birthdays, graduations and bachelor / bachelorette parties.
"We are proud to team up with the Blackthorn Operating Group to provide a new kind of interactive social experience, featuring industry-leading Full Swing Simulators, that will entertain all ages and golfers and non-golfers alike," said Topgolf Swing Suite President Ron Powers.
Follow Blackthorn's social media outlets for additional information. Properties with social channels under the Blackthorn Operating Group banner include: The Blarney Hole by Blackthorn, Blackthorn Golf Club, Signal Point Club by Blackthorn and Spirited.
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About: Brian Weis
Brian Weis is the Publisher of GolfTrips.com, a network of golf travel and directory sites including GolfWisconsin.com, GolfMichigan.com, ArizonaGolfer.com, GolfAlabama.com, etc. Professionally, Brian is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America (GWAA), International Network of Golf (ING), Golf Travel Writers of America (GTWA), International Golf Travel Writers Association (IGTWA) and The Society of Hickory Golfers (SoHG). In 2016, Brian won The Shaheen Cup, an award given to a golf travel writer by his peers.
All of his life, Brian has been around the game of golf. As a youngster, Brian competed at all levels in junior and high school golf. Brian had a zero chance for a college golf scholarship, so he worked on the grounds crew at West Bend Country Club to pay for his University of Wisconsin education. In his adult years, his passion for the game collided with his entrepreneurial spirit and in 2004 launched GolfWisconsin.com. In 2007, the idea for a network of local golf directory sites formed and GolfTrips.com was born. Today, the network consists of a site in all 50 states supported by national sites like GolfTrips.com, GolfGuide.com and GolfPackages.com. It is an understatement to say, Brian is passionate about promoting golf and golf travel on a local, regional, national and international level.
On the golf course, Brian is known as a fierce weekend warrior that fluctuates between a 5-9 handicap. With a soft fade, known as "The Weis Slice", and booming 300+ drives, he can blast it out of bounds with the best of them.
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Beginner's Wakeboarding Lesson at Singapore's New Cable Ski Park
By Melvin Lee November 7, 2016
I am a big fan of water sports and I have been at it since I was 9. Whether it is swimming, kayaking, dragon-boating, or even jet-skiing; I honestly enjoy all sorts of water sports. Apart from windsurfing and sailing which I haven't got the opportunity to explore yet; I am really glad that I recently had the chance to pick up some basic wakeboarding skills at Singapore's new cable-ski park, the Singapore Wake Park at East Coast Park (no, this post has got absolutely nothing to do with anything Korean).
While I am not exactly sure how big Singapore's wakeboarding scene is, I really do hope to gain mastery of the sport over time and be able to teach the sport to others in the future. In fact, after a few try-outs at Singapore Wake Park (the only local cable-ski park); I am totally hooked to the sport.
For those who are entirely new to wakeboarding (myself included), you might have the impression that this sport is super expensive and that it is only meant for the angmohs. You might even have doubted yourself and thought that wakeboarding is a difficult sport to learn.
Well, after my first wakeboarding experience at the Singapore Wake Park, I am more than happy to tell you that wakeboarding is an affordable sport for everyone; yes including children above 6 years old to seniors in their 50s! I honestly thought that wakeboarding is a difficult sport to pick up but much to my delight; the new cable-ski park at East Coast features three state-of-the-art cable systems comprising two System 2.0s designed for beginners and a full-size cable system for experienced wakeboard enthusiasts all in an enclosed body of water.
If you have previously been to East Coast Park (2015 and earlier)and passed by the cable-ski park; you might have noticed that the previous cable-ski park had only one full-size cable system where amateurs and even experienced wakeboarders go onto the same system which made the sport pretty unsafe.
The new management (Island Lifestyle Group) partnered Sesitec, the German company renowned for designing and building cable systems worldwide, to install the latest cable-ski systems in the park to cater to both beginners and experienced wakeboarders at the same time.
The System 2.0 marked its first set-up in Singapore, featuring a two-tower system that is especially well-suited to novices, with only one wakeboarder allowed at a single time, thus allowing the instructor to focus fully on the individual. This makes wakeboarding more accessible for adventure seekers, groups of friends, and families who wish to try a new sport. Furthermore, it has a gentle increase in speed from 0 km/h to 25 km/h, which helps the wakeboarder anticipate the pull of the cable and is controlled manually to allow for personalised adjustments.
Honestly, for the rate of SGD$40/hour (weekdays) and SGD$60/hour (weekends); I really feel that it is worth the money to have an instructor who is fully present to take you through the basics of wakeboarding while enjoying a good workout. My muscles were aching the day after and yes; it worked my abs too.
The new Sesitec full-size cable system has size towers and six evenly-spaced carriers to take experienced wakeboarders around the cable-ski park. It uses advanced sensor technology to ensure reliable interaction among all components of the system. Stable floating walkways on the edges of the lagoon both serve as wave breakers for a smoother riding experience as well as platforms for wakeboarders to climb on and walk safely back to the starting docks.
Both the full-size cable system and the System 2.0s are environmentally friendly, with low noise and zero greenhouse gas emissions. This improves the overall wakeboarding experience where the water quality in the lagoon is not compromised. What's more, the lagoon is also equipped with floodlights to illuminate the area so that wakeboarders can enjoy themselves until 10pm daily.
Aside from the three cable systems, what I really like about the Singapore Wake Park is that it also features many amenities such as shower facilities, changing rooms, lockers for the safekeeping of belongings (you have to bring your own personal padlock though), and free wireless connectivity!
Cable-ski equipment, vests, and helmets are included in the cable-ski package although you are welcome to purchase your own wakeboard and swimwear accessories from their pro shop onsite. If you're a regular wakeboarder, you can also have the option of renting storage space at the park for added convenience.
Furthermore, the park offers many spots for people to gather and relax. Wooden decks next to the lagoon allow for comfortable lounging by wakeboarders who wish to take a breather or for spectators who wish to get a closer look. The café and bar next to the lagoon, Coastal Rhythm, is another great spot to watch the action on water. It is open to the public and it serves a full food and drinks menu, so family and friends can chill out over food while joggers and cyclists at East Coast Park can grab a bite before going on their way. I personally feel that the café and bar is a good place to hangout and chill.
I am so looking forward to wakeboarding again and just so you know, the Singapore Wake Park is having an exclusive one-for-one promotion that starts from today till the end of November 2016. What this means is that for SGD$40, you can bring another friend to come and wakeboard with you for free!
I'm so going to jio my siblings for some core body workout!
For more information, do check out Singapore Wake Park Facebook Page!
Operating Hours of the Park's Cable Systems:
10am to 10pm daily
Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays: 9am to 10pm
Operating Hours of Coastal Rhythm Café and Bar:
Mondays to Thursdays: 10am to 11pm
Fridays and Eve of Public Holidays: 10am to 1am (next morning)
Saturdays: 9am to 1am (next morning)
Sundays and Public Holidays: 9am to 11pm
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← It all comes down to Philosophy
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Philosophy Professor to Students: You're Wrong
13. November 2011 | Updated: 8. December 2011 Paul Pardi News Total pageviews: 11586
Peter Boghossian believes Creationism is a verifiable fiction. While that's not necessarily an odd or even uncommon belief, he also believes its his job as a philosophy professor to teach that to his philosophy students. His argument is that philosophy professors have an academic (and perhaps moral) responsibility to teach students what he believes is the truth even if it makes them uncomfortable. When it comes to creationism, the truth has been established: "Both the process that allows one to arrive at Creationist conclusions, and the conclusions themselves, are completely divorced from reality." Boghossian uses his stance on Creationism in the classroom as an example to make a broader, and perhaps more controversial, point.
In a recent article for Inside Higher Ed professor Boghossian of Portland State University (Oregon) sketches his position that professors should have a primary goal of changing students beliefs if those beliefs are false and seek to replace those beliefs with true ones. He asks, "Should professors attempt to change students' beliefs by consistently challenging false beliefs with facts?" On the surface, an affirmative answer to this question seems obvious. What professor would want his students to walk out of his or her class with clearly false information when he or she has the power to set the record straight. "I believe our role as educators should be to teach students not just factual data, but the importance of critically examining beliefs by exposing them to facts, and then revising cherished notions when confronted with reliable but discomforting evidence."
Some of his colleagues disagree. They argue that the role of a professor is to provide students with data and reasoning skills so they can make the appropriate conclusions on their own. Professor Boghossian counters that this approach is not only misguided but could be dangerous. He offers a couple of analogies to help make his point. Mathematicians don't teach their students that the plus sign could be used to add two numbers and if a student disagreed, she should send her on her merry way pleased that she drew her own conclusions on the matter.
Similarly if a civil engineering professor taught his students that in general steel is superior to balsa wood as a building material for constructing bridges but that the student should draw his own conclusion about the matter, he would be at the very least negligent and more accurately incompetent. In these disciplines, part of the essential role of the professor is to teach facts and to disabuse students of false ideas. He writes, "The primary goal of every academic should be to bring students' beliefs into lawful alignment with reality." I am in agreement with professor Boghossian on this point. Sort of. The problem is that our access to the truth about what is real is, many times, unclear and beyond our reach.
Philosophy and access to truth
In this article, I think professor Boghossian paints a far too simplistic picture of both the educational process and the process of knowing in general. Access to truth comes in degrees and isn't an either/or (either one has it or one doesn't) enterprise. It seems fairly obvious that there are many academic disciplines that ought to focus on disseminating factual information where professors should work to ensure their students' beliefs align with those facts. But the nature of these disciplines is such that the facts about the subject matter (or at least large portions of the subject matter) either is widely established or relatively unambiguous. Low-level math and introductory logic may be examples as are certain types of civil engineering, parts of physics, and even some parts of music and literary theory. But not all knowledge domains are like this. There are a many disciplines and sub-disciplines that are fraught with ambiguity, competing theories, insufficient data, difficult problems, and lack of proof that defies drawing certain conclusions.
Is the Mona Lisa beautiful? Is string theory (in any of its many variants) correct? Is the punctuated equilibrium theory of evolution true? There are certainly good arguments that warrant a "yes" vote for each of these questions. But there are equally strong arguments such that a "no" or "I don't know" vote is just as warranted. What is a professor to do in these situations?
The scenario is exacerbated when it comes to philosophy. Non-professionals tend to have the opinion that philosophy makes little to no progress, isn't testable or subject to disconfirmation, is esoteric and impractical, and in short, is little more than a bunch of opinions where each philosopher's view on a topic is no better or worse than any other philosopher. Many of the problems philosophers tackle are very opaque and extremely challenging and that can foster views like the one above. While I don't believe the caricature is at all accurate, I do think the complexity and ambiguity of philosophical topics should foster a deep epistemic humility and tentativeness when it comes to making certain claims about the truth of a great many topics.
This doesn't mean that philosophy professors shouldn't make truth claims. We do and should. But it does mean, I think, that philosophy education should emphasize method, analytical thinking skills, frameworks, and history with the goal of providing students with the tools they need to think about disparate viewpoints and to provide them with the means to think more deeply on their own. There are topics in philosophy that do warrant a clear statement of truth. But in most cases, philosophy professors would do well to introduce or postscript their lessons with, "this is what I and others believe and here's why but you should look at all sides of this issue and draw conclusions based on a rigorous analysis of the topic." This isn't a vice of the discipline but one of its many virtues.
Censure or virtue?
According to OregonLive.com (an online magazine associated with The Oregonian), professor Boghossian will be giving a lecture in which he "will argue that faith-based beliefs are a 'cognitive sickness' that have been turned into a moral virtue and that -- like racist beliefs -- they should be given no countenance in the classroom." There are many taking a similar approach and some of the criticisms they're leveling are warranted. But on any honest read, the issues in philosophy of religion are complex and to conclude that the views of religious believers have no place in the classroom (I'll even limit this to the philosophy classroom) seems out of bounds. The issues I encounter in the classroom more often than not are ones having to do with poor method or immaturity and not necessarily content (many times have I received comments similar to the one Boghossian read on his student's final). Both believing and non-believing students often make assertions that they think should be taken as an argument or argue poorly and take any critical assessment of their argument as an "attack on faith" or "evidence of the disenfranchisement of atheism." But these are exactly the types of issues philosophy is great at addressing and a discussion of faith (or lack thereof) can be a great catalyst for addressing these methodological problems.
This does raise another interesting question: are there any topics that should be "given no countenance in the classroom"? Again, this is complex though my first inclination is that there isn't. Topics like racism and abortion and gender issues, while "hot button" topics, can foster a tremendous amount of learning and all are philosophically interesting. I'll also add that there is a difference between a discussion about racism and a student (or professor) making racist remarks or using racism as a weapon against the classroom and learning environment. This is a much different problem but one that won't be solved by censure. I hope that's not what professor Boghossian is suggesting.
**Update (12/8/2011)
There has been some interesting dialogue in the blogosphere on professor Boghossian's article.
Greg Linster published this article generally agreeing with Peter's position. That generated a fairly heated response from Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger. Greg then wrote a rejoinder to Sanger's post.
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Seed libraries sow more than good will
Food // Home & Garden
Pam Peirce
Oct. 2, 2015 Updated: Oct. 2, 2015 11:10 a.m.
1of4Seed pollinator Rebecca Newburn shows fava bean seeds from her collection at the Richmond Public library main branch in Richmond, Calif., on Wednesday, September 23, 2015.Liz Hafalia/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
2of4Woad seed from San Anselmo seen in Rebeca Newburn's collection at the Richmond Public library main branch in Richmond, Calif., on Wednesday, September 23, 2015.Liz Hafalia/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
3of4Seed pollinator Rebecca Newburn shows daikon radish seeds at the Richmond Public library main branch in Richmond, Calif., on Wednesday, September 23, 2015.Liz Hafalia/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
4of4Seed conservator Rebecca Newburn shows her collection of seeds at the Richmond Public library main branch in Richmond, Calif., on Wednesday, September 23, 2015.Liz Hafalia/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
They call it a seed library, but you won't get any fines for overdue seeds. In fact, the library doesn't want you to return the seeds you borrow. When you have grown them, and saved seeds from the plants you grew, seed librarians would like some of those, but even that is not a strict requirement to "check out" free seeds for your garden.
One of the nation's first seed libraries was the Bay Area Seed Interchange Library (BASIL), formed in 2000, housed in the Berkeley Ecology Center and operated by volunteers. Its seed stock came from the UC Berkeley campus farm, the Giltract, which had just been closed. There are now seed libraries in a number of Bay Area cities and over 500 of them worldwide. Many are housed in public or university libraries — the book kind — often making excellent use of otherwise abandoned card catalog drawers for storing the seed.
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To participate, you just select the seeds you want to grow and take them home. You may be asked to show a library card or fill out a membership form, or maybe not. If you have seed to share, including some you saved from plants grown from past seed library acquisitions, you label it carefully and bring it to the library.
This is a way to get free seed, true enough, but there are more reasons to participate. It's a way to increase use of heirloom and other open-pollinated varieties in a world in which hybrids and seed patents limit seed saving. Also, when the seed you get was donated from a nearby garden, it is likely to be well-adapted to your microclimate. Seed libraries may even offer local heirlooms, such as 'Great, Great Aunt Rosie's Italian Pole Beans.' The heirloom, grown by successive generations of Rosie's family, was discovered by Rebecca Newburn, co-founder of Richmond Grows, a seed library in the city of Richmond.
When you arrive at the seed library, you will see drawers and shelves full of seeds, sorted by type, such as vegetable, herb or flower, and then by species and variety. Some of the seed will be in jars or envelopes with handwritten labels. Some may be commercially packaged, since it's typical for it to be donated when it is over a year old, but with several years of viability left in it. Take just what you will grow this season. For large seeds, take two to three for each plant you want to produce. For smaller seed, a pinch is usually all you need. Put your seeds in small envelopes, often provided, or bring envelopes. Label your seeds well, especially if you plan to donate the seed your plants produce (see: Seed donation guidelines).
Seed conservator Rebecca Newburn shows her collection at the Richmond Public library main branch in Richmond, Calif., on Wednesday, September 23, 2015.Liz Hafalia/The Chronicle
You will find that the seeds are often sorted with the designations "Very Easy," "Easy" and "Difficult."
These categories don't refer to the ease of growing the seed, but to the ease of saving pure seed. "Very Easy" seeds, like beans, peas, lettuce and tomatoes, are primarily self-pollinated, so if you are growing nonhybrid seed, you will get seed that will grow the same variety. This makes it easy to save and return seed of the same plant at the end of the season.
Seed labeled "Easy" is not that difficult to save, but it requires more space or a special technique, or both. When you have met the special requirements, you are encouraged to return "Easy" seed as well.
If a kind of seed is labeled "Difficult," it is usually because special precautions are needed to keep the bees or other pollinators from bringing the pollen of a different plant, causing the seed to not come true. You can take and grow it, but should only return it if you have learned how to prevent this cross pollination.
Pam Peirce is the author of "Golden Gate Gardening: Third Edition." Blog: goldengategarden.
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Several seeds seen in Rebecca Newburn's collection at the Richmond Public library main branch in Richmond, Calif., on Wednesday, September 23, 2015.Liz Hafalia/The Chronicle
Seed donation guidelines
Seed should be pure — that is, collected from open-pollinated varieties (not from F1 hybrids) and not cross-pollinated with another kind of plant.
Seed should be from a plant that was healthy, not one affected by disease.
Seed banks generally prefer if seed has been completely or at least mostly cleaned — that is, separated from pods and other nonseed chaff. It should also be thoroughly mature and dried so it won't decay.
Seed should be in containers — jars or envelopes — labeled with the name of the grower (probably you), where it was grown (city or neighborhood), the year it was harvested, common name, variety and, if possible, scientific name. Add any special notes about the plant you think will be useful.
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Seed pollinator Rebecca Newburn works on her collection at the Richmond Public library main branch in Richmond, Calif., on Wednesday, September 23, 2015.Liz Hafalia/The Chronicle
Bay Area seed libraries
Here are some seed libraries that are open to the public. To find more seed libraries in your area, learn how to start one or to access additional resources, go to www.seedlibraries.net.
BASIL Bay Area Seed Interchange Library, Ecology Center in Berkeley, 2530 San Pablo Ave., Berkeley. Open 11 a.m.-6 p.m. www.ecologycenter.org/basil
Richmond Grows seed lending library, Richmond Public Library Main Branch, 325 Civic Center Plaza, Richmond. Open to all. Noon-7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Wednesday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday, noon-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. www.richmondgrowsseeds.org
San Francisco Public Library, Potrero Branch, 161 20th St., San Francisco. Open to all. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday, noon-8 p.m. Wednesday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Thursday, 1-6 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Sunday. www.sfseedlibrary.org
Seedfolks Community Seed Library , Oakland Public Library, César Chávez Branch, 3301 East 12th St., Suite 271, Oakland. Open to all. 12:30-8 p.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Wednesday-Thursday, noon-5:30 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sunday and Monday. www.theseedfolks.org
Seedsmart Seed Lending Library , Mill Valley Public Library, 375 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. Library card required. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Thursday, noon-6 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Sunday. www.millvalleylibrary.net/
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Garden for the Environment, 10 a.m.-noon, Nov. 7. Seventh Avenue and Lawton, San Francisco. $25. www.gardenfortheenvironment.org
San Francisco Jewish Community Center, 7-9 p.m. Oct., 14. 3200 California St., San Francisco. $25. www.jccsf.org/calendar
Pam Peirce's classic regional book, "Golden Gate Gardening," has been helping California gardeners grow food since 1993. Its third edition, released in spring of 2010, includes much new material, including new planting calendars that carry its usefulness much farther inland than previous editions. Her book "Wildly Successful Plants: Northern California" provides basic instruction in ornamental gardening while profiling 50 heirloom plants that are easy in regional gardens. Pam also helped to found the San Francisco League of Urban Gardeners, or SLUG, an organization to support community and home gardeners, and served on its board from 1983 to 1999.
She taught horticulture at City College of San Francisco for 30 years, and continues to lecture and teach independently. Her Q&A column, "Golden Gate Gardener," appears in the San Francisco Chronicle, and her website, pampeirce.com, links to the columns online as well as to her blog.


Special events listings for Electronic Program Guides present some unique challenges.
They're programs that are singular—not part of a series or a league schedule. So, the listing must be self-contained in terms of communicating the attributes of the program. There is no week to week learned storyline to lean upon.
They're programs that, by definition, are prominent. After all, they're called "special" events for a reason. Most likely, they are a part of a network's programming strategy and will be expected to deliver important ratings.
They are also programs that are generally only shown once a year—or once EVER. So the job of the listing has to garner the maximum attention and communicate the maximum show information.
There She Is, Miss America…So Point It Out! Special Events Are Special For A Reason!
The Miss America competition is an undisputed 100% Grade A "no doubt about it" national institution.
Therefore, it follows that the listing should reflect an element of that tradition and prestige.
Befitting an institution, you understand.
So, in our good example, a potential viewer could learn the name of the reigning Miss America who won last year, the location of the event, and even some idea as to the elements of the competition.
And in our bad example? Not only is there a vague show category or genre of "Shows" but the show description could apply to several other award shows. It's a listing hardly befitting Miss America.
Shameful! It's our hope that no children had to view that listing, which undeniably sullied an icon. In the listings game, you never sully an icon.
Year After Year After Year, There Are Events More Special Than Others—Make 'Em Seem That Way!
When a special event has been around 65 years, that's very very special.
So, when it's appropriate, it's nice to comment on last year, this year, and the events traditions. Especially for the night all of television holds in the highest esteem.
Good example. The listing is informed with Neil Patrick Harris' past hosting stats, while we also learn both the city and theater where the event is being held.
Not to mention a nice, robust list of guests and nominees to add star power.
Bad example. Gives only the most generic description of arguably television's biggest night—and just a listing for host Neil Patrick Harris.
Well, if that's how you treat TV's best in a listing, that's downright…disappointing. May we have the envelope please? And the loser is…everybody—but especially the viewers at home.
When A Special Spins Off Into Another Special, Describe It In A Way That's Special!
Lesser known special events or extensions of award shows—as they're not as traditional and yearly at this point, will require more explanation to define the program within the mind of the viewer.
Take CMA Music Festival: Country's Night To Rock. Part of another program effort, yet a special event within that offering. More of a performance program than an awards show.
For instance, good example. A vivid and detailed program description lets viewers know what to expect, while the host and some of country's biggest names add to the intrigue and night of great music described by this listing.
Meanwhile, bad example. Not only is the event described in a vague manner that pays no homage to the larger event, all the performers are in a "cattle call" that does not distinguish guests from hosts from nominees.
Even country music stars deserve listings better than hog slop.
Star Power Is Special So Don't Skimp On Celebrity Attraction!
Healing in the Heartland: Relief Benefit Concert was a star-studded music event designed to bring relief and support to those struck by the tornado disaster in Central Oklahoma.
Given all the high-octane star power there, wouldn't you want to highlight the event and its worthy cause by getting the most mileage out of those big names? After all, that's why they're there—the "star-studded" part of a "star-studded" event!
In our good example, the names leap off the screen with the just attention they deserve. In our bad example?
It's almost like they're an afterthought. When, in reality, they ARE the event of musical performances and will bring a ton of loyal country music fans to the proceedings.
You got stars? Let 'em shine. Your program guide with get a little shinier when you do, too.
Some Special Events Aren't Quite As Big Or Prominent As Others—So Explain The Event!
BAFTA happens to be the British Academy Of Film & Television Arts. Basically, they're the British version of our Academy Awards.
And, while anglophiles and movie fanatics might know this like the back of their hand, the average person does not. So, the guide should explain this fact, while giving the potential viewer their usual amount of requisite information to make their selection.
In our good example, a robust and wide-reaching definition of the event informs viewers as to what they can expect from the program. Celebrated stars, glamorous proceedings, and the annual awards ceremony. Not to mention Britain.
Our bad example, rather than defining the program, launches into a very small number of nominations—without even stating what the nominations are for. Doubly confusing without the context of what the event is about.
As you can see, special events need special care, or they wind up not being very…special.
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Q: C# program freezes without breakpoints I'm implementing a program which gets text from various sites and checks which ones are most relevant to a query. The problem is that when I have breakpoints in my code it works perfectly well but without it, the program just freezes. Is this a memory issue? What can I do to solve this please?
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A: Perhaps it's not the breakpoints that avoids your program from crashing, but the amount of time the application is stopped.
Perhaps inserting some "sleep" will give you some useful insight about whats going on.
This may happen when your program interacts with thrid party libraries that behind the scenes performs asyncronous calls, or mays busy waits.

A: I have had a similar problem. Disabling "Enable property evaluation and other implicit function calls" in Options->Debugging->General changed the issue. For me it made it freeze all the time, much easier to debug.


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Can You Get Paid On TikTok? The Pros and Cons of the App?
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There is no doubt that TikTok has taken the world by storm. This social media platform allows users to share short videos of themselves lip syncing or dancing to popular songs.
It has quickly become one of the most downloaded apps in the world. But can you actually get paid for using TikTok? The short answer is yes, there are ways to make money on TikTok.
But it's not as easy as just posting a video and raking in the cash. And there are definitely some pros and cons to consider before deciding if this is something you want to pursue. One way to make money on TikTok is through sponsorships.
If you have a large following on the app, brands may be willing to pay you to promote their products in your videos. But landing these kinds of deals can be tough, and it's definitely not something that will happen overnight.
Another potential income stream is affiliate marketing. This involves promoting someone else's products or services in your videos and earning a commission on any sales that result from your efforts.
And if you do land a sponsorship deal, you may have to give up some control over the messages you're putting out there. So there you have it – the pros and cons of making money on TikTok.
It's definitely possible to generate some income from this popular app, but it takes work and isn't without its challenges.
How much does TikTok actually pay?
Does TikTok pay you for 1500 followers?
How much would 1 million views pay on TikTok?
Does TikTok pay you at 1000 followers?
What happens when I reach 1000 followers on TikTok?
What happens at 1500 followers on TikTok?
How much is a million views on TikTok worth?
Does TikTok pay good money?
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TikTok actually pays out quite well compared to other social media sites. For every 1,000 views on your videos, you can earn anywhere from $2-$4 through the TikTok Creator Fund.
This means that if you were to reach a million views, you could potentially earn $20,000-$40,000 from just that one video.
Of course, there are no guarantees when it comes to how much you'll make per video, but if you consistently produce quality content, there's a good chance you could start earning a decent income from your TikTok account.
As your number of followers on TikTok increase, the platform will begin paying you more money for live shows. It is estimated that for every 10,000 followers you have, TikTok will pay around US$100.
However, one of the easiest and most effective ways to make money from TikTok is through sponsorships. By partnering with brands and promoting their products or services in your videos, you can earn a commission on every sale that you generate.
If you're lucky enough to have a million views on your TikTok video, congratulations! You can expect to earn $40-$50 from those views.
That may not sound like much, especially when compared to what content creators can earn on YouTube ($2,000-$4,000 for a million views), but it's still a decent amount of money.
Keep in mind that TikTok pays $0.02-$0.04 per 1,000 views, so the more views you have, the more money you'll make.
TikTok does have a creator fund, however you must meet certain requirements in order to qualify. You must be 18 years old or older, have at least 10,000 followers, and have achieved at least 100,000 video views in a 30-day period.
If you meets those requirements, then you may be able to make money directly from TikTok. Additionally, if you are 18 years old or older and have at least 1,000 followers, you may be able to receive virtual "gifts" during a livestream.
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The moment you hit one thousand followers on TikTok is a big deal. Not only can you start putting links in your bio, but this also means that the people who find and enjoy your videos can get more from you.
Having a link in your bio lets your fans know where they can go to learn more about what you do, or even buy products from you if you have them.
If you don't have anything to sell, then a link in your bio can still be hugely beneficial; maybe it goes to your blog or website, or perhaps it's simply a way for your fans to connect with you on social media outside of TikTok.
No matter what, though, hitting one thousand followers is definitely something to celebrate – so make sure to let your fans know what's coming next!
As you gain more followers on TikTok, the app will begin to pay you for live shows. It is estimated that TikTok pays around $100 for every 10,000 followers.
However, one of the easiest and most effective ways to make money from TikTok is through sponsorships. By partnering with brands, you can receive payment in exchange for promoting their products or services through your videos.
How much money does one million TikTok views make? A creator who received one million views could make between $20 to $40.
This is because it's estimated that the creator fund pays around 2 to 4 cents per 1,000 views. So, for every 1,000 views, the creator would make around $2-$4.
As per the reports, it is estimated that TikTok pays around 2 to 4 cents per 1,000 views on a video. The entire credit for this goes to TikTok Creator Fund, which is a program wherein they committed $300 million in order to pay those creators who use their platform and have applied for the said program.
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The creators receive their funds on the basis of certain factors like number of views, etc. It seems like a good deal for many creative people out there who can now showcase their talent to the world and also get paid for it.
The amount of money you can make on TikTok per 1000 views varies depending on the engagement rate of your videos. The more likes and comments you get, the more money you can earn.
TikTok pays around 2 to 4 cents per 1,000 views to the members of the Creator Fund. So if you have a video with a high engagement rate, you could potentially make quite a bit of money from it.
TikTok does not release public information about how much it pays creators for their content. However, some reports suggest that people with 100,000 followers usually make $200–$1,000 per month.
Similarly, TikTokers with one million followers can earn up to $5,000 monthly. These amounts can vary depending on the type of content, the engagement of the audience, and other factors.
TikTok pays its creators based on a number of factors, including the number of views on their videos. While the exact payout per 1,000 views varies depending on these factors, TikTok has said that it ranges from 2 to 4 cents.
Not every TikTok user gets paid for their views, however – only those who have been deemed eligible by the platform.
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JSI Tip 4505. Event 20048 logs a byte count of 0 when a user requests a disconnect from Windows 2000 RAS?
The user <DomainName\UserName> connected on port VPN4-127 on 12/04/2001 at 03:21pm and disconnected on 12/04/2001 at 03:22pm. The user was active for 0 minutes 17 seconds. 631 bytes were sent and 3495 bytes were received. The port speed was 10000000. The reason for disconnecting was administrator's request.
The user <DomainName\UserName> connected on port VPN4-127 on 12/04/2001 at 03:21pm and disconnected on 12/04/2001 at 03:22pm. The user was active for 0 minutes 17 seconds. 0 bytes were sent and 0 bytes were received. The port speed was 10000000. The reason for disconnecting was user request.


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Texas freshman Keondre Coburn told Mayfield the Longhorns would beat Oklahoma back on signing day.
Keondre Coburn is sending some heat Baker Mayfield's way after the Texas Longhorns defeated Oklahoma on Saturday.
Coburn, a four-star recruit, made the Longhorns' fan base a promise in February: Texas would beat Oklahoma this season. Upon seeing Coburn's tweet on signing day, then-Sooners quarterback Mayfield had a few words to share.
"This is what we call being naive," Mayfield said in a since-deleted tweet. "Kid has no idea what it's like stepping into the Cotton Bowl. So here's how it works... The team north of the Red River doesn't flinch. But it's okay, you'll see for yourself, wish you the best."
In a classic showdown, the No. 19 Longhorns outlasted No. 7 Oklahoma 48–45 to tighten the Big 12 title race.
And Coburn made sure Mayfield paid for his comment.
"A promise is a promise," Coburn tweeted after the win, proving to Mayfield just how wrong he was earlier this year.
Both Texas and Oklahoma are now 5–1 on the year, with the Longhorns earning the tiebreaker after Saturday's win. Texas will play Baylor next week, while the Sooners have a bye.


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Brett joins us for an enlightening conversation on nihilism, traditionalism, nationalism, and much more. We begin by talking about Brett's ideological journey, which began with anarcho-capitalism and eventually led him to Neoreaction and the Alt-Right. Brett then tells us about his book, Nihilism. We learn that nihilism in this context doesn't refer to an absence of values, but rather a philosophical process by which one discards all preconceived notions in order to discover the truth. This process, Brett explains, is rooted in realism, for it eschews emotional perspectives and concerns for arbitrary social norms. We then discuss consequentialism, which leads to a consideration of the role of violence in civilization. The first hour also delves into what we can learn from nature, the idea that all institutions are businesses, and the true meaning of collectivism.
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Q: power bi dax, filter based on multiple relationships tldr: I have two tables linked with two relationships, how do I calculate using both?
Hi, I am building a report on a fictional phone company. The data is stored in mongodb with the following format
User Account {

    _id : unique account ID
    other account details : [...]
    yearly records : Array [ Yearly Record]
}

Yearly Record {

    year num : ex 2022
    monthly records : Array [Monthly Record]
}

Monthly Record {
    month num : ex 5 for may
    purchased minutes : minutes purchased this month
    daily records : Array [Daily Record]
}

Daily Record {
    date : date
    consumed minutes : minutes used today
}

In this scenario, the minutes do not expire, each month you choose the amount you want to top up. The tables of interest are the monthly and daily tables. PowerBI fuses all user accounts in a single table. I'll omit some things but it looks like:
    Monthly Records

       _id      purchased minutes                   monthly records idx        yearly records idx
account id                    100       position in monthly record array              same principle

-----------------------------------------------

Daily Records
       _id      used minutes             date          daily records idx    monthly records idx        yearly records idx
account id                 5       2022-10-31                       ...                     ...                        ...

All tables are linked using _id in the modeling. For daily and monthly, the active relationship is the month idx.  But since the tables are in the db, the month idx repeat so the relationship is many to many.
I havent found a way to filter out only the monthly details for only one user. SO if I were to put id and monthly purchase in  a table, each user contains the reords of all users (see below)
Monthly Records

       _id      purchased minutes                   monthly records idx        yearly records idx
         1                    100                                     0                         0
         2                    200                                     0                         0

Table:

id      year    month   purchased min
 1      2022      jan             100
 1      2022      jan             200
 2      2022      jan             100
 2      2022      jan             200

The right months line up but the records are treated as duplicates (so if in feb 1 bought 300, we'd see feb 300 for both 1 anbd 2). I would almost need two active relationships on both the month idx and the id
How do I create a measure that is affected by both relationships? For instance if I chose id =1 and year + month = jan 2022 in slicers I should get only 100
Is this even possible in dax? I tried playing around with filter by id to no avail. In python there would be ways but then we deal with script visuals
My end goal is graphing minutes balance over time with
 measure = bought - consumed

we'd see spikes at beginnings of month and the nline slowly go down as muinutes are used
I know you cannot outright define two active relationships but are there ways to deal with data as such?


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Die folgenden Personen waren Bischöfe und Fürstbischöfe von Lindisfarne bzw. Durham (Großbritannien):

Bischöfe von Lindisfarne

 Heiliger Aidan (635–651)
 Heiliger Finan (651–661)
 Heiliger Colman (661–664)
 Heiliger Tuda (664–664)

Im Jahr 664 wurde der Bischofssitz nach York verlegt von Wilfrid, Nachfolger von Tuda. Der Bischofssitz wurde durch den Erzbischof von Canterbury Theodor von Tarsus 678 nach der Verbannung von Wilfrid aus Northumbria durch König Ecgfrith wiederhergestellt

 Eata von Hexham (678–685)
 Heiliger Cuthbert (685–687)
 Erzbischof Wilfrid von York verwaltet das Bistum (687–688)
 Heiliger Eadberht (688–698)
 Heiliger Eadfrith (698–721)
 Heiliger Æthelwald (721–740)
 Cynewulf (740–780)
 Higbald (780–803)
 Egbert (803–821)
 Egfrid (Heathured) (821–830)
 Ecgred (830–845)
 Eanbert (845–854)
 Eardulf (854–875)

Die Mönche von Lindisfarne flohen vor den Dänen 875 und der Bischöfssitz blieb 7 Jahre vakant. 882 siedelten Eardulf und seine Mönche in Chester-le-Street und es wurde auch Bischofssitz der Bischöfe von Lindisfarne

Bischöfe von Lindisfarne in Chester-le-Street

 Eardulf (882–899)
 Cutheard (900–915)
 Tilred (915–928)
 Wilgred (928–944)
 Uchtred (944–947)
 Sexhelm (947–947)
 Ealdred (947–968)
 Elfdig (968–990)
 Aldhun (Ealdhun) (990–995)

995 stellte der König Æthelred II. den Frieden wieder her durch Zahlungen des Danegeld an die dänischen und norwegischen Könige. Aldhun wollte Lindisfarne neu auferstehen lassen, als er eine göttliche Vision erhielt mit der Nachricht, der Körper des Heiligen Cuthbert solle in Durham ruhen. Seit der Zeit ist Durham Sitz der Bischöfe und auch der Titel wurde in Bischof von Durham geändert

Bischöfe von Durham

 Aldhun (Ealdhun) 995–1018
 vakant 1018–1021
 Eadmund 1021–1041
 Eadred 1041–1042
 Ethelric 1042–1056
 Ethelwin 1056–1071

Fürstbischöfe von Durham

 Walcher 1071–1080
 William of St Calais 1081–1096
 Ranulf Flambard 1099–1128
 Geoffrey Rufus (Galfrid) 1133–1141
 William Cumin 1141–1144
 William de Ste Barbe 1143–1152
 Hugh de Puiset 1153–1195 (Haus Le Puiset)
 Philip of Poitou 1196–1208
 Richard Poore 1209–1213
 John de Gray 1213–1214
 Morgan 1215
 Richard Marsh 1217–1226
 William Scot 1226–1227
 Richard Poore 1228–1237
 Thomas de Melsonby 1237–1240
 Nicholas Farnham 1241–1249
 Walter of Kirkham 1249–1260
 Robert of Stichill 1260–1274
 Robert of Holy Island 1274–1283
 Antony Bek 1283–1311 (auch Lateinischer Patriarch von Jerusalem von 1306 bis 1311)
 Richard Kellaw 1311–1316
 Louis de Beaumont 1317–1333
 Richard de Bury 1333–1345
 Thomas Hatfield 1345–1381
 John Fordham 1381–1388
 Walter Skirlaw 1388–1406
 Thomas Langley 1406–1437
 Robert Neville 1437–1457
 Laurence Booth 1457–1476
 William Dudley 1476–1483
 John Shirwood 1484–1493
 Richard Fox 1494–1501
 William Senhouse 1502–1505
 Christopher Bainbridge 1507–1508
 Thomas Ruthall 1509–1523
 Thomas Wolsey 1523–1529
 Cuthbert Tunstall 1530–1559

Fürstbischöfe von Durham der Church of England
 James Pilkington 1561–1576
 Richard Barnes 1577–1587
 Matthew Hutton 1589–1595
 Tobias Matthew 1595–1606
 William James 1606–1617
 Richard Neile 1617–1627
 George Monteigne 1628
 John Howson 1628–1632
 Thomas Morton 1632–1659
 John Cosin 1660–1672
 Nathaniel Crew 1674–1721
 William Talbot 1721–1730
 Edward Chandler 1730–1750
 Joseph Butler 1750–1752
 Richard Trevor 1752–1771
 John Egerton 1771–1787
 Thomas Thurlow 1787–1791
 Shute Barrington 1791–1826
 William van Mildert 1826–1836

Bischöfe von Durham der Church of England
 Edward Maltby 1836–1856
 Charles Longley 1856–1860
 Henry Villiers 1860–1861
 Charles Baring 1861–1879
 Joseph Barber Lightfoot 1879–1889
 Brooke Westcott 1890–1901
 Handley Moule 1901–1920
 Herbert Hensley Henson 1920–1939
 Alwyn Williams 1939–1952
 Arthur Michael Ramsey 1952–1956
 Maurice Harland 1956–1966
 Ian Ramsey 1966–1972
 John Stapylton Habgood 1973–1983
 David Edward Jenkins 1984–1994
 Michael Turnbull 1994–2003
 Nicholas Thomas Wright 2003–2010
 Justin Welby 2011–2013, danach Erzbischof von Canterbury
 Paul Butler seit 2014

Literatur

 Diana E. Greenway: Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066–1300. Band 2. Monastic cathedrals (northern and southern provinces). London 1971, S. 29–32 (British History Online).
 B. Jones: Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300–1541. Band 6. Northern province (York, Carlisle and Durham). London  1963, S. 107–109 (British History Online).
 Joyce M. Horn, David M. Smith, Patrick Mussett: Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541–1857. Band 11. Carlisle, Chester, Durham, Manchester, Ripon, and Sodor and Man dioceses. London 2004, S. 73–77 (British History Online).

Durham
Durham


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Airlines press US on refusal to lift COVID-19 travel restrictions | Inquirer News
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Airlines press US on refusal to lift COVID-19 travel restrictions
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FILE PHOTO: Travelers wearing protective face masks to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) reclaim their luggage at the airport in Denver, Colorado, U.S., November 24, 2020. REUTERS/Kevin Mohatt
ARLINGTON, Va. — Major airlines are pressing the United States government on its decision not to move quickly to relax COVID-19 restrictions that block travelers who have been in much of Europe and elsewhere even as other countries began to ease prohibitions.
On Monday, the heads of several major airlines as well as the chief executives of Heathrow Airport and industry group the U.S. Travel Association will hold a virtual news conference to push for removal of travel restrictions between the United States and the United Kingdom. On hand will be the CEOs of American Airlines, IAG unit British Airways, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and JetBlue Airways Corp.
The airline CEOs on May 11 had called for a summit between U.S. officials, UK officials, and airlines to discuss how to "expeditiously reopen transatlantic travel."
Since March 2020, the United States has barred nearly all non-U.S. citizens who have been in the UK within the last 14 days from entering the country. Most U.S. travelers visiting the UK must quarantine for 10 days upon arrival.
Airline and administration officials say no change is expected in the near term but add it is possible the restrictions could be removed as early as July 4 or thereabouts, but they caution no decisions have been made.
On Friday, France said vaccinated Americans starting on June 9 will be able to travel to the country. United said it would resume Paris flights from Washington in July and Delta said it was adding flights to France as well.
At a press event at Washington National Airport on Friday, American Airlines President Robert Isom said, "We know there is tremendous pent-up demand for service."
Isom said the airline has "a lot of capacity to be ready to go" for European travel. Asked if July 4 would be too late for European summer travel, Isom said: "We're going to take it whenever it comes."
Airline officials had held out hope earlier that by late May, the United States would have lifted travel restrictions on the United Kingdom and Ireland, where new COVID-19 cases have plummeted.
The travel restrictions also apply to most non-U.S. citizens in Brazil, South Africa, India and Iran.
The Biden administration held a call with British officials on Thursday, people briefed on the matter said, but the White House gave no indication it is planning to lift restrictions.
The White House, which is focused on boosting U.S. vaccination rates and reducing COVID-19 cases, declined to comment on Friday.
President Joe Biden is certain to face questions about the issue from foreign leaders when he travels to Europe next week.
"We certainly understand the desire of many Europeans to come to travel the United States and vice versa," White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said May 21. "We can't respond to public pressure or even emotion. We have to rely on the guidance of our health and medical experts."
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Long fight for justice ends as New Zealand treaty recognises Moriori people
Aggiunto da prem su 27/11/2021
UNfter more than 150 years of struggle for justice, truth and reparation, the Moriori people of Rēkohu, or the Chatham Islands, can turn a new leaf on the history book that rewrote their story and taught generations of New Zealanders they were an inferior race that was now extinct.
Moriori were the first settlers to the archipelago, 800 kilometres east of New Zealand, fra 600 e 1,000 years ago and developed a distinct language, customs and culture before they were nearly wiped out.
Martedì, the New Zealand government enshrined in law a treaty between Moriori and the Crown, which includes an NZ$18m (£9.3m) settlement, the return of land, and an apology acknowledging the wrongs Moriori have suffered since the arrival of Māori and Europeans to their shores.
"It's a celebration for me and there was definitely a buoyant feeling in the room … that it's actually going to become the law of the land and pretty much set in stone – that's a significant milestone in our history," Moriori leader Maui Solomon said.
"We're a people that has vision, determination, and resilience. And by adhering to our own philosophy of peace and inclusivity, we'll certainly stand up for our rights and not be pushed around and bullied any more."
Solomon's ancestors began the fight for justice long before him, but he has been instrumental in moving a settlement forward. For nearly 40 anni, he has led the fight for reparation, first filing a claim on behalf of the imi (tribù) nel 1988, which culminated in this week's bill being passed.
"We've spent the last 20 o 30 years getting the hardware sorted out, the resources, and getting some land and assets back, but the real work now starts in developing the software and installing that into our people," Egli ha detto.
The minister for Treaty of Waitangi negotiations, Andrew Little, said the law's passing was a special moment for Moriori.
"It's a testament to the years of hard work by Moriori and dedication to negotiating a deed of settlement and a long awaited day of celebration."
Alongside the financial reparations and apology, the settlement includes an agreed account of the Moriori history, a necessary step in correcting the myths and narratives the Crown disseminated over many generations.
Moriori had a pacifist philosophy which chief Nunuku-Whenua introduced to his people around the 16th century. The covenant of peace banned rank, violence and warfare. The imi lived undisturbed for many centuries until their first contact with European settlers in 1791, who arrived on the HMS Chatham, bringing with them diseases and the start of a new colonial era.
"In late 1835, di 900 people of two mainland Māori tribes sailed on a British ship to Rēkohu … the newcomers were welcomed and fed by Moriori in accordance with tikane Moriori (Moriori custom). Some Moriori wanted to resist the invaders, but the elders…urged the people to obey Nunuku's law of peace … Upon returning to their villages they were attacked, and many were killed. Māori accounts put the number of Moriori killed in 1835–36 at about 300, or about one-sixth of the population. Those Moriori who survived the invasion were enslaved and forced to do manual labour," the official account of Moriori history states.
Di 1901, the Moriori population on Rēkohu had collapsed from a pre-contact population of about 2,000 to only 31.
In the early 20th century, prominent ethnographers wrongly portrayed Moriori as extinct and racially distinct from, and inferior to, Māori. The Crown contributed to the dissemination of this myth through the publication of the School Journal, which taught generations of New Zealand schoolchildren that Moriori were an inferior race who had occupied New Zealand prior to the arrival of Māori and had been driven out to the Chatham Islands by the later migrants. These myths caused much damage to Moriori and is rhetoric that has been used to justify European colonisation.
It's estimated there are now between 3,000 e 6,000 people of Moriori descent.
Rāhiri Edwards-Hammond, 20, recently completed her dissertation in contemporary Moriori identity, and says having the Crown finally acknowledge the history is important but is just the first step towards reconciliation.
"The fact that our stories are coming to light, and people are showing interest is huge. The majority of our population don't know the Moriori."
"The first thing for me, on a personal level, but also on a wider cultural level, it's just getting to know ourselves again, relearning our history, sharing our history, it's creating new things."
This includes revitalising culture and language, using modern technology. Recentemente, the first Moriori songs were uploaded to Spotify, and a new app called Ta Rē Moriori aims to teach people the basics of Moriori language.
Many generations of Moriori have lost their connection to their culture, Edwards-Hammond said, and now is a time for the country to learn and evolve.
"[This] is the opportunity for all of us to learn about the origins of this country, the colonial violence of this country, and the more that we come to accept all the parts of our history, I think the easier it'll be for us to move forward and actually seek that reconciliation."
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The Panda Express chain is looking to open its doors in the Walmart shopping center on Route 38 in Cherry Hill. A Vineland location could soon follow.
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The folks behind Swedesboro David and Son's butcher shop and gourmet takeout in Swedesboro will soon open 322 BBQ on Main Street in Mullica Hill.
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Rebuffed JDU stays out of swearing-in
JDU had expected 2 cabinet berths and 1 post of minister of state but BJP was ready to give it only 1 cabinet berth
By TT Bureau in Patna
Published 31.05.19, 2:39 AM
Updated 31.05.19, 3:09 AM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets guests at the swearing-in ceremony on the forecourt of the Rashtrapati Bhavan on May 30, 2019. (PTI Photo)
Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United on Thursday refused to participate in the BJP-led government at the Centre after it was offered only a single cabinet berth.
Sources said the JDU had expected two cabinet berths and one post of minister of state but the BJP was ready to give it one cabinet berth and no minister of state.
The JDU's refusal to join came less than an hour before President Ram Nath Kovind began swearing in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ministers at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Indications that a storm was brewing were, however, apparent an hour or so earlier when the newly elected JDU members stayed away from a tea party hosted by Modi.
"They wanted only one person from the JDU in the cabinet, but that would have been just a symbolic participation," Nitish said while leaving his Delhi bungalow to attend the swearing-in.
"We told them it was okay and that we did not need it. It's not a big issue. We are fully with the NDA and are not upset at all. We are working together; there's no confusion among us."
Sources said Nitish had had several rounds of talks with senior BJP leaders, who explained that the same offer had been made to the Shiv Sena, which has won 18 Lok Sabha seats compared to the JDU's 16.
However, sources said, Nitish cited how parties with fewer seats, such as the Lok Janshakti Party and the Akali Dal, were also being offered a cabinet berth each.
JDU secretary-general K.C. Tyagi told The Telegraph: "The symbolic proposal of participation was unacceptable to our party workers, leaders and parliamentary group. Hence, we decided to stay away. However, our party is attending the oath-taking ceremony and is very much a part of the NDA."
On the final day of the election, May 19, Nitish had expressed eagerness for his party to join the government. He had been camping in Delhi since Wednesday and had met BJP president Amit Shah to discuss the allocation of ministry berths.
A senior JDU leader said on the condition of anonymity that the "rebuff" was similar to "making somebody sit for dinner and taking away the plate".
"It doesn't portend well for the JDU's future relationship with the BJP," he added.
Assembly elections are due in Bihar late next year. The JDU had fought the previous election in 2015 in alliance with the Opposition, helping rout the BJP.
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Q: bash script to checkout git repo on newly created instance I am kind of new to bash so please bear with me. I am writing a script which is suppose install git in newly created linux instance on cloud and then checkout a repo that is a private repo on github which requires credentials. I can checkout by providing credentials but I do not want to add my credentials in the script so wondering if there is any other options or suggestions please.
thanks all.
Best Regards
SI

A: Yup, this is exactly what git read-only deploy keys are for.

A deploy key is an SSH key that is stored on your server and grants access to a single GitHub repository. They are often used to clone repositories during deploys or continuous integration runs.

See also https://developer.github.com/guides/managing-deploy-keys/

A: There are 2 ways of achieving this (assuming you are using SSH urls, if not, then you should be using them):

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*Using deploy keys as @Jeff mentioned. Here you add deploy keys generated in the server, in your project settings via Github.

*You can also use ssh key forwarding in which your ssh key is used. Look into this: https://developer.github.com/guides/using-ssh-agent-forwarding/