On Sunday, the JCPenney store at Eastgate Mall will hold a private, after-hours event for Xavier students.
The Suit Up event, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., will allow students to learn about fashion trends and buy business clothes.
Students with a valid school ID will receive a 40 percent discount during the event.
Free mini makeovers, salon consultations and discounted headshots will also be available.


We saw in the earlier post that Dr Rob Lister in his newly-published God is Impassible and Impassioned: Toward a Theology of Divine Emotion, adopts a 'duality model' of the divine nature and activities. God apart from creation is timelessly eternal, but upon creating the universe he 'enters' our universe and becomes temporal, in the same sense as we are, and as a consequence may interact with men and women in time. It was objected that this is seriously at variance with the classical theism of Christian tradition, including the Reformers and Reformed Orthodox and their Confessional positions. (Dr Lister believes that this tradition largely anticipates his own position. I doubt this, but we shall not consider these historical questions at this point, and no promises!) The problem with this proposal is that it leads to a basic hiatus in theism, since it generates a series of contradictions.
I agree with Dr Lister that an adequate account of God's Christian theism must involve both his transcendence and his immanence. Otherwise either deism or pantheism. So (Lister goes on) 'divine passion' must include both these elements, God's essential impassibility an aspect of his transcendence, and his passionate engagement with his creation, and particularly with his covenant people, an aspect of his immanence. But to achieve this we do not need to go to the lengths of supposing a duality in God with respect to time, or with respect to space.
So there are divine dualities in respect of time, these dualities having their precedent in God's relation to space and being modelled on it.
But God does not 'enter into relationship with the world' as you and I may enter the room. In entering the room we enter the space of the room, and leave the space outside the room. But I do not see that to give an account of God's relation with his creation we need to think of him in a similar fashion.
Notice the quotation that Lister provides is not a defence of God appearing to be but not being, but of a God who by his eternal decree reveals himself in his creation little by little. He may act in this fashion in order to promote and ensure the response of faith, for example, or to test men and women in other ways. So I go on to say, in the passage cited by Dr Lister, 'If that dialogue is to be real and not make-believe, then God cannot represent himself as wholly impassible, for then dialogue would be impossible'. (134) It is not make-believe for God to express anger or delight in time, any more than it is when God represents himself as one high and lifted up, wearing a robe whose train filled the temple (Isaiah 6). Each kind of action is one of condescension, in which in order to evoke an appropriate response from his people God represents himself to them as angry on that occasion or as enthroned on that occasion. Why does God go to these lengths? Part of the answer must be that in these ways he teaches his people about themselves, about their needs and his grace in their lives.
These are the actions of the one eternal, timeless God who as the covenant-partner of his people represents himself first as doing or being one thing, and then another, and then another. His glorious goodness is 'refracted' in time according to his purposes for his people and with respect to others. This involves the 'little by little' revealing of his will or purposes to those in time and space mentioned in the last post. In many cases these purposes are in order to test them: as with Abraham, or Moses, or Hezekiah, or Jonah, or Paul. In order to grasp this we need to see that the timeless God may will appearances of himself in timely fashion, in successive changes and responses, now this and then that. So God does not enter time in respect of his essence, nor does he enter the world as one might enter a room, not even in the Incarnation in which he takes to himself a human nature, but his power and grace reach to each corner of his creation as he sees fit, and little by little through time. Such an arrangement is of course beyond our wit to understand, but it is not manifestly incoherent. More importnat it expresses and coheres with many a Scriptural narrative.
This takes us back to impassibility. God is able to represent himself as angry, or compassionate, or faithful, because in his glorious essence he is not impassive or indifferent in character, but eternally impassioned, and so never overcome with passion. (Here I use the same term as Lister, 'impassioned', but to refer to his eternal essence. God is eternally impassible and yet impassioned. Lister himself recognizes these differences in the usage of the term.(161)) With these resources God is able to express first this passionate state and then that passionate state as part of this process of teaching and disciplining his people, drawing out their faith in his promises and strengthening them in so doing.
So I agree with Dr Lister that God is both impassible and impassioned. But on this understanding these terms do not refer to God's 'duality', however understood, but both together are true of the one eternal, all-glorious God. He is eternally, in himself, both impassible, not being subject to moods or swings or surges of any kind, and impassioned, fully caring and concerned, and capable fo expressing such 'impassions' in time.
The oddity is that in more than one place Dr Lister reveals sympathy with such an outlook. For example he quotes Ware as stating that 'the contingent emotions of God are new expressions of what are, in God eternally, fixed emotional properties…' (225-6) and Frame as stating that 'God's eternal decree does not change, it does ordain change. It ordains a historical series of events….'.(239) But for some reason he does not see (nor perhaps do some others) that these views do not require a 'duality model', but are easily integrated into the classical view.


War of the Rebellion: Serial 012 Page 0655 Chapter XXIII. SKIRMISHES AT NEW BRIDGE, VA., ETC.
U. S. Army, commanding brigade.
Camp near New Bridge, Chickahominy River, Va., May 26, 1862.
section of Tidball's battery. As soon as it arrived I threw forward my whole line of skirmishers, pushed forward my pieces upon the enemy, properly supported, to within between 300 and 400 yards of the village, and concentrating my fire, silenced their pieces and drove them out of the houses. As soon as I saw this being accomplished the Seventy-seventh New York Volunteers, Colonel James B. McKean commanding, which had occupied during the engagement the road on the right of the village, was thrown into it upon the heels of the retreating enemy, who in their flight left behind them a part of their knapsacks and a flag of one of that the force opposed to us was the Eight and Ninth Georgia Regiments, numbering, one, 700, and the other, 800 men; two sections of the Washington Light Artillery of Louisiana, and a squadron of cavalry.
The Seventh Maine and Forty-ninth New York Vols., of my brigade, were posted on the right and left of the road, supporting batteries. Part of the Thirty-third New York Vols. formed of the regiment was held in reserve. My casualties were 2 killed and 11 wounded; 1 artillery horse killed and 1 wounded.
All my officers and men behaved with great coolness under fire. The enemy's artillery practice and that of their sharpshooters was good. I regret to say that Colonel E. C. Mason, commanding the Seventh Maine Volunteers, was stunned and injured in the early part of the action by a fall from his horse, caused by the explosion of a shell under him. His valuable services were thus lost to me. Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Corning, Thirty-third New York Volunteers, rendered me valuable services in command of my advanced line of skirmishers. My staff, Captain Martindale, Captain Russell, Lieutenants Long Cameron, and McGunnegle, were active during the engagement.


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There's nothing like waking up far away from home. Lately I've been really lucky to have traveled to places I never thought I could. But part of traveling also includes checking-in into hotels & sometimes even airbnbs. Here are a couple of things to consider when staying in a hotel or an airbnb.
Before planning a trip anywhere, the first thing to figure out is wether to book a hotel or an airbnb. For myself, the amount of people I'm traveling with usually helps me figuring this one out. If I'm traveling by myself or with someone else, I would normally go with a hotel. If I'm traveling with more than two people but less than four, I would consider a hotel with double beds or an airbnb. But if is more than four people, an airbnb is the best choice. After knowing if I'm looking for a hotel or an airbnb, I do my some deep research about the location I'm about to travel to. Research includes, transportation from and to location desire, public transportation if available, common areas, and activities to do. Knowing or having an idea of those things helps a lot when it come to booking. I usually try to book a hotel or airbnb near or centered to things I plan on doing during my time of visit.
A great tip I can give you to save money on your booking, is watch out for the dates and days you're traveling on. I find out that weekend days are usually a bit more pricy than days during the week. Also watch out for holidays and special occasions depending on the location.
If you decide to book a hotel watch out for couple of things. One, the daily fee. Normally hotels will charge this after your stay and many of us usually forget about it and end up paying more for a hotel than what we thought. So make sure to do the right math and check with the hotel if they actually charge it because I know once in a blue moon they might say they do, but they don't at the time of check out. Two, remember the deposit. Before checking into any hotel, they usually charge you for a deposit during your stay. So make sure to have money available for it at the time of check in. Three, parking fees and airport transportation. One thing I have noticed about staying in hotels, is about the services they provide. If you're driving to your destination, ask about parking. I know most of hotels have parking lots but if they don't, they usually offer discounts to parking lots near the area. If you're flying in, some hotels even offer airport transportation for free. They don't usually state it in their websites, but you can find out if they do by giving them a call and ask them more about their services. Four, hide or don't touch any drinks or snacks. When you walk into most hotel rooms, they usually have a snack bar filled with delicious snacks and drinks, but don't touch them. If they're out, hide them inside a cabinet or cover them (Don't forget to put them back where you found them). They are usually pricy for no reason and now even the drinks in that fancy fridge are programed to a touch. Meaning if you touched it, you bought it.
But if you decide to book an airbnb, watch out for these couple of things. One, the deposit. Yeah, renting that entire house for only $350 a day sounds amazing, but a $1500 deposit isn't cute. I would say some people really drags it with some crazy fees, mostly when it comes to their deposit. So watch out with it. Two, extra unnecessary fees. I understand the cleaning fee and the maintenance fee (I still think it should be combined), but when they add late check in fees, late check out fees and sometimes even an extra deposit just for the reservation, they really drag it. So make sure to read and ask the right questions before booking. Three, take photos when checking in and out. I don't care if you have to leave right after your arrival, but make sure you take photos at the time you walk in before getting yourself set up and before you walk out. Some may blame you for stealing or breaking their property and even sometimes charge you for sheets you didn't even use because you never expend the night at the property. So make sure you take photos of the property incase you come across one of those extra fees renters.
Though traveling is amazing, it can be a bit stressful and expensive sometimes at the end. But doing some research, creating a great plan and keeping a couple of things in mind, will make your vacation or business trip more relaxing and joyful. And believe me, the more you do it, the more all of these things become more easy to stay up with. That's all for today, hope everyone find this post helpful in planning your next trip and I'll see you all in my net post.


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The Tersano lotus PRO creates Stabilized Aqueous Ozone (SAO), a simple, safe, sustainable way to replace traditional chemical-based cleaners, sanitizers, and deodorizers. SAO is an environmentally-friendly solution approved and certified by many organizations including Green Seal, HACCP, OSHA, and more.
As an outcome of the Compass Support Service Multi-Sector Products Review, inclusive of Healthcare, Education and B & I, Eurest Services, a bundled soft service company division of Compass Group North America, conducted a months-long trial of SAO at the Aetna home office building in Hartford, CT. The objective of the trial was to demonstrate a level of cleaning on par with or better than Aetna's then-current chemical solution – while also simplifying the process, increasing savings, and decreasing the impact Aetna's cleaning program has on its employees, building occupants, and guests.
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Led by Contract Manager Thomas Gorman, Eurest Services provides integrated support services to Aetna's Class A office building in Hartford, CT. With 1.6 million square feet of cleanable space in the build-ing, Gorman oversees 47 employees and has a strategic objective to bring operational efficiencies and cost savings to Aetna and, ultimately, Eurest Services.
In late 2014, Gorman participated in a new products review meeting where he was introduced to Tersano's stabilized aqueous ozone (SAO). "We had been trying to reduce our chemical usage as a way to increase safety and sustainability in our program – along with profitability of course," explains Gorman. "When the Tersano team introduced us to stabilized aqueous ozone as an alternative to traditional chemicals, we were interested in seeing how it could go."
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Gorman and his team started the test and, while finding no resistance from his client, did receive some caution from his team. Recalls Gorman, "We did have minor resistance from the staff just because of how new and different it is from the chemicals they were used to. They had a hard time with the lack of smell. They felt that if it doesn't smell, it doesn't work. Once they saw the results, however, they immediately jumped on-board."
As the trial continued, Gorman's team began using SAO in their walk- behind scrubbers and carpet cleaners and enjoyed positive results. Notes Gorman, "We had great success using it as a glass cleaner and a general purpose cleaner. We even cleaned our floors with it."
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The Aetna building trial reduced the number of chemicals in use dramatically, leaving just a disinfectant as the only traditional chemical still in use. "It's on-par with chemicals in terms of performance and we no longer need glass cleaner, stainless cleaner, or carpet cleaner," states Gorman.
One big benefit from the trial was how it helps Aetna maintain their Silver LEED rating for the building. "This is one small, but important piece of the LEED puzzle," says Gorman.
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Chemlab – amerykańska grupa muzyczna grająca industrial metal, założona w Waszyngtonie, 1989 roku przez Dylana Thomasa More, Joe Franka oraz Jareda Louche (znanego pod pseudonimem Hendrickson).

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Zainspirowani przez Throbbing Gristle i inne kapele industrialne z lat 80. Jared Hendriksen (wokal i programowanie) i Dylan Thomas More (programowanie) spotkali się w Waszyngtonie pod koniec lat 80. Duet zaczął nagrywać pod szyldem Chemlab debiutując EP "Ten Ton Pressure" w 1990 i w następnym roku trasą z Nine Inch Nails, która przysporzyła im nowych fanów. Po tym jak podpisali kontrakt z Metal Blade Records Hendriksen i More sformowali zespół w oparciu o nowych muzyków (gitarzysta Steve Watson, basista Ned Wahl i perkusista Mark Kermanj) by w tym składzie przystąpić do nagrywania "Burn Out at the Hydrogen Bar", który został wydany w 1994 r. W następnym roku, Chemlab dokonał ponownego nagrania materiału z debiutanckiej EP na mini-LP "Magnetic Field Remixes", na którym znalazł się jeden nowy utwór i kilka remiksów. Ich drugi album "East Side Militia" mimo iż najdojrzalszy, pojawił się w 1996 tuż przed rozpadem zespołu, który miał miejsce 1997 roku. Albumy "Burn Out At The Hydrogen Bar" i "East Side Militia" sygnowane były już przez wytwórnie Fifth Column Records. W 2000 roku wychodzi album "Suture" będący formą pożegnalnej kompilacji zawierającej utwory z dotychczasowego dorobku grupy i remiksy m.in. w wykonaniu grupy KMFDM oraz jednym wcześniej nie publikowanym utworem. W roku 2004 zespół reaktywował się, ale tylko z Jaredem jako jedynym członkiem z oryginalnego składu, w tym też roku pojawił się kolejny album grupy zatytułowany "Oxidizer". Po blisko 7-letniej przerwie w istnieniu zespołu Jaredowi udało się odtworzyć Chemlab, w oparciu o muzyków z industrialnej grupy mindFIELD, i w tym składzie dać ciepło przyjęty występ w Bostonie, w sierpniu 2005. Z powodu znacznego sukcesu tego koncertu, zespół dał znów jednorazowy występ (ze względu na specyfikę muzyki zespół z nurtu electro nie miał takiej łatwości koncertowania jak zespoły stricte rockowe), tym razem w Nowym Jorku 7 stycznia 2006. Podczas trzeciego widowiska w San Francisco, 17 marca 2006 zespół wystąpił już u boku
Babyland i Deathline International. Nastąpiła transformacja zespołu, z grupy niemal studyjnej w grupę koncertową. Zespół wystąpił na większych imprezach typu Detroit Electronic Music Festival i Blacksun Festival, niestety ucierpiała na tym twórczość grupy, ostatni album to "Rock Whore vs. Dance Floor", z 2006 zawierający wyłącznie remiksy.

Podstawowi członkowie
 Dylan Thomas More - Programowanie, Aranżacja
 Jared Louche (Hendrickson) - Wokal, Aranżacja

Dodatkowi muzycy
 Ned Wahl (The Deadly Nightshades)
 Charles Levi (My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult)
 Greg Lucas (The Final Cut)
 Geno Lenardo (Filter)
 William Tucker
 Paula Shark
 Gabriel Shaw (mindFIELD)
 Regan Miller (mindFIELD)
 James McAndrew (Milquetoast)
 Kraig Tyler (16 Volt/Crazy Town)
 Servo/John DeSalvo (16 Volt/KMFDM)
 Joe Frank
 Mark Kermanj
 Steve Watson
 Streetcleaner
 MindCage (Mindless Faith)

Odniesienia w kulturze popularnej
W filmie z 1995 12 małp, plakat zespołu pojawia się kilka razy w tle akcji.

Dyskografia

Albumy
 Burn Out at the Hydrogen Bar (1993)
 East Side Militia (1996)
 Suture (2000)
 Oxidizer (2004)
 Rock Whore vs. Dance Floor remixes (2006)

Single/EPki
 Ten Ton Pressure (1990)
 Magnetic Fields Remixes (1994)
 "Electric Molecular" z remiksami KMFDM (1996)
 "The Machine Age" (2003)

Przypisy

Amerykańskie zespoły industrialmetalowe


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Wada investigates Ukad for letting British Cycling conduct doping probe
UK Anti-Doping has been placed under formal investigation by the World Anti-Doping Agency for allowing British Cycling to conduct its own probe into one of its riders in the lead-up to the London Olympics in 2012, according to reports.
In 2011 it is understood Ukad let British Cycling try to seek out a potential doper themselves after a British rider was drug-tested out of competition and their urine was found to contain an unusual amount of the banned steroid nandrolone, according to reports in the Sunday Times and Mail on Sunday. But British Cycling's findings were never made public and Ukad admits it has "no record" of what happened. Wada's code compels Ukad – not a governing body such as British Cycling – to undertake such investigations.
"We have asked our independent intelligence and investigations department to look into this matter further and to contact Ukad to seek further information," a Wada spokesperson told the Mail on Sunday.
"Under Article 20.5.6 of the 2009 code, national anti-doping organisations had an obligation to vigorously pursue all potential anti-doping rule violations within their jurisdiction, including investigating whether athlete support personnel or other persons may have been involved in a case of doping. The elements you have provided are of significant concern to Wada."
On Ukad allowing British Cycling to test urine for nandrolone, the Wada spokesperson said: "The rules related to the specific activities of national governing bodies are a matter for Ukad. However, all such NGBs are under the umbrella of the relevant signatory to the world anti-doping code and therefore bound by its terms.
"Article 6.1 of the code states that for the purposes of establishing the presence of a prohibited substance, samples shall be analysed only in Wada-accredited laboratories.
"Any allegation that an NGB may be testing their athletes in private, in a nonaccredited lab, for the purposes of screening for a prohibited substance should be investigated thoroughly."
A Ukad spokesperson said: "We cannot confirm or comment on individual Test missions or results."
Ukad was happy to explain that sometimes "threshold substances" are reported negative but were below the level at which an investigation is called for and can exist in the body naturally. "We work within the Wada framework and are always happy to work with them if they require further information from us."
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The research team at St Patrick's Mental Health Services is currently undertaking a study looking at the effects of eating disorders on ageing. Eating disorders are associated with premature ageing and earlier onset of age-related diseases, including osteoporosis. These adverse outcomes may be mediated by the effects of prolonged dietary restriction on telomere length and mitochondrial DNA. Telomeres are microscopic caps that protect the ends of your chromosomes – structures that contain your DNA. As we age, these telomere caps get shorter and shorter with each cell division. However, this shortening process can be exacerbated by biological and psychological stress, accelerating the ageing process. Mitochondria are structures within cells that generate energy for use by the body and possess their own small amount of DNA. Mitochondrial dysfunction is proposed to play a role in various psychiatric conditions and may be altered in psychiatric illnesses such as eating disorders. The main purpose of the study is to compare telomere length and mitochondrial DNA between patients with eating disorders and a matched group of healthy controls and explore the effect of duration and severity of illness on telomere length and mitochondrial DNA. Recruitment for this study Impact of Eating Disorders and Biological Ageing commenced in August and has had an overwhelmingly positive response thus far. It is expected that recruitment will continue for approximately 9 months.
Recruitment of patients for the KARMA-Dep study at St Patrick's Mental Health Services completed in July 2018. Results of this study will be available once all participants have completed follow up assessments later this year. This study investigates ketamine as an additional treatment to standard inpatient care for people suffering from acute depression. Due to the success of this trial and two previous trials involving ketamine; the KEEP-WELL trial and KINDRED trial, it is likely that a further study involving ketamine as an adjunct treatment for acute depression for patients receiving electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) will be developed by the research team. ECT is a medically safe procedure for the treatment of depression. A combination of ECT and ketamine may accelerate the time to recovery in patients suffering from acute depression. Further information regarding this study will be available later this year.
Recruitment for AMBER-DEP is ongoing. This study aims to investigate the effects of depression on autobiographical memory. In the AMBER-Dep study, three groups of participants are compared on clinical measures of mood and memory over the course of four months: healthy participants (a measure of the effect of time on memory), depressed participants not receiving ECT (a measure of the effect of low mood on memory) and depressed participants receiving ECT (a measure of the effect of ECT on memory). Service users have been very enthusiastic to date about becoming involved in the study. The results of this study will improve our understanding of memory, depression and ECT and will help advances in the treatment for severe depression.
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Moyer Specialty Foods mixes together trail to…
Moyer Specialty Foods mixes together trail to Souderton business
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Randall Moyer holds up one of his gift baskets at Moyer Specialty Foods in Souderton.
Randall Moyer blends a batch of trail mix in the production area at Moyer Specialty Foods in Souderton.
Mattea Ruth re-packages and re-labels Tailgate Crunch Mix for a different vendor at Moyer Specialty Foods in Souderton.
By Bob Keeler | bkeeler@montgomerynews.com |
PUBLISHED: January 17, 2017 at 3:56 p.m. | UPDATED: September 24, 2021 at 12:08 p.m.
SOUDERTON >> Randy Moyer remembers being a 9-year-old and seeing his parents packing up plastic bags of nuts and dried fruits at the kitchen table to sell at their farmers market stand in Philadelphia.
These days, Moyer is president and owner of Moyer Specialty Foods, and it would take an awfully big kitchen table to handle the 2,000 to 4,000 pounds of trail mixes the company makes each week.
"We manufacture and sell up to 10,000 containers per week of nuts, dried fruit, trail mix and candy," Moyer said.
After outgrowing business locations in Telford and Hatfield, it's been almost five years since the company moved to 20 S. Second St. in Souderton, he said.
"We love being in town. We love the connection that our store brings," Moyer said.
The biggest part of the business is private label packaging for grocery stores in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, he said, but one of the reasons for the move to Souderton was to also have retail sales space.
"I wanted to get back in the farmers market style of selling direct to the public," Moyer said.
Having the store also led to the development of a corporate gift business, he said.
"This past Christmas season, we sold over 2,000 gift baskets, gift tins and party trays to the local business community," he said.
"We pride ourselves on hiring people who live in the neighborhood," Moyer said.
The company has 10 to 15 employees, depending on the time of year, he said.
"I think at least 10 live within one mile of our location," he said.
The store is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays. Information about the business is available at moyerspecialtyfoods.com.
"I love the kinds of things he sells," Rich D'Amico, owner of Consign for Design, said while introducing Moyer for the business spotlight at Souderton Borough Council's Jan. 9 meeting.
Samples of trail mixes made by the company were also distributed at the meeting.
Most of the ideas for new trail mixes come from himself or employee suggestions, Moyer said in answer to a question of where he gets ideas for new trail mixes. Ten-pound demonstration batches are then made and sampled, he said.
The demonstration batches are also offered for sale in the store to get public opinion, he said.
Noting that the business is in the same building the former Groff Candy Co. once was, council member Jeff Gross said it's nice to have a somewhat similar business there again.
People often come in and say they worked in the building when Groff's was there, Moyer said.
When he and his wife, Barb, were married in 1994, they lived on East Broad Street in Souderton, he said. While walking around town at night, they would pass the building and he would say it would be great to someday have a building like that as the business grew, he said.
Moyer's business now takes up much of the two-story building, with a portion rented out as office space, he said.
The couple, who have three children, live in Franconia Township, Moyer said.
"I've been here my whole life," Moyer, who grew up in Telford, said. "I was a Dock grad, but my wife was a Souderton grad."
The in-town location makes it easy to walk to breakfast, the bank, for hair cuts and there will soon be a nearby coffee shop to walk to, he said.
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25 minutes before: Combine the sauces. Chop mushrooms, bell pepper, water chestnuts and green onions.
15 minutes before: Brown turkey.
10 minutes before: Begin filling lettuce leaves.
Combine the soy sauce, oyster sauce, 2 tablespoons of hoisin sauce and the cornstarch in a small bowl and set aside.
Heat the oil in a large skillet over high heat until very hot. Cook the garlic and white onion until soft, 30 seconds. Add the turkey, salt and pepper and cook the turkey until lightly browned though still slightly pink in the center, 2 to 3 minutes.
Stir in the mushrooms, bell pepper and water chestnuts. Add the sauce and continue cooking, stirring, until the sauce thickens and the turkey is cooked through, 2 to 3 minutes. Add the green onions and cook for 1 minute.
Transfer the turkey mixture to a large serving bowl. To serve, place 1/2 cup of the turkey into a lettuce leaf. Spoon some of the remaining hoisin sauce on top, then roll the top and bottom edges of the leaf toward the middle while tucking in one of the sides to make a package similar to a burrito. Repeat with the rest of the lettuce leaves and turkey mixture. Serve the lettuce cups on individual plates or seal with a toothpick and serve on a platter.
4 to 6 servings. Each of 6 servings: 300 calories; 1,486 mg sodium; 52 mg cholesterol; 12 grams fat; 2 grams saturated fat; 26 grams carbohydrates; 22 grams protein; 2.47 grams fiber.
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Q: Pandas - Get values within parentheses of a panda dataframe column My df has 2 columns:
Name    Attr
a(bc)
b(aca)
(cba)

I would like the column Attr to have the values within parentheses of column Name
Name    Attr
a(bc)   bc
b(aca)  aca
(cba)   cba

I tried:
df['Attr'] = re.findall('\(.*?\)',df['Name'].astype('str'))

TypeError: expected string or buffer

Really appreciate any help

A: Use str.extract:
df['Attr'] = df['Name'].str.extract(r"\(([A-Za-z]+)\)", expand=False)
print (df)
     Name Attr
0   a(bc)   bc
1  b(aca)  aca
2   (cba)  cba

Or add () to your regex:
df['Attr'] = df['Name'].str.extract(r"\((.*?)\)", expand=False)
print (df)
     Name Attr
0   a(bc)   bc
1  b(aca)  aca
2   (cba)  cba

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By Chris McKittrick January 19, 2017 No Comments
"I listen to music of the time and I only deal with family and friends that are on the film" – Octavia Spencer on Filming Period Pieces
One of the most difficult things about a period piece is ensuring that you maintain accuracy with the time period — there are experts in audiences all over ready to pounce on anything that doesn't appear to be authentic. For actress Octavia Spencer, it's a matter of focus and concentration. She should know — she won an Oscar for her role in The Help, which was set in the 1960s. She revisited the 1960s again for Hidden Figures, in which she portrays a NASA pioneer who helped with the space program.
Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Spencer revealed her preparation for playing an African American woman in the Civil Rights Era. She explains, "It's just difficult to shoot period movies when you're a contemporary woman. History hasn't been kind to black women, and at that time, we were just fighting to get our rights as citizens…. Playing in the '60s, as a woman of modern times, is very difficult, at least for me. I always watch [civil rights documentary]Eyes on the Prize from beginning to end to understand the mental and physical moment in history. And so there won't be any anachronisms, I don't come out of the time period; I stay in it. I listen to music of the time and I only deal with family and friends that are on the film; I don't go to the movies, and I don't do anything that's contemporary. I tend to isolate. I only come out of it when it's time for me to wrap. It's just a hard place to be, emotionally."
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In college, overachiever Christopher McKittrick double-majored in Film and English because he loves to read, write, and watch movies. Since then Chris – who was born and raised on Long Island, New York and currently lives in Queens – has become a published author of fiction and non-fiction, a contributor to entertainment websites, and has spoken about literature, film, and comic books at various conferences across the country when he's not getting into trouble in New York City (apparently it's illegal to sleep on street corners...) For more information about Chris, visit his website here!
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Sarah Palin Sues 'New York Times,' Says Editorial Defamed Her : The Two-Way The Times editorial, which was corrected later, linked one of Palin's political action committee ads to the mass shooting in January 2011 that severely wounded then-Arizona Rep. Gabby Giffords.
Sarah Palin Sues 'New York Times,' Says Editorial Defamed Her
June 28, 20172:23 AM ET
Doreen McCallister
Sarah Palin, shown at Politicon 2016 last June in Pasadena, Calif., has accused The New York Times of publishing a statement about her that it "knew to be false." Colin Young-Wolff/Invision/AP hide caption
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Sarah Palin, shown at Politicon 2016 last June in Pasadena, Calif., has accused The New York Times of publishing a statement about her that it "knew to be false."
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin filed a defamation lawsuit against The New York Times on Tuesday in a federal court in Manhattan.
Palin, a former vice presidential nominee, says the newspaper published a statement about her in an editorial earlier this month that it "knew to be false."
The editorial, which was corrected the next day, linked one of Palin's political action committee ads to the mass shooting in January 2011 that severely wounded then-Arizona Rep. Gabby Giffords.
Lawyers for Palin say The Times "violated the law and its own policies" when it accused her of inciting the 2011 attack that killed six people.
"The editorial was published online on June 14, the day a gunman opened fire at a baseball field where Republican lawmakers were practicing for an annual charity game. The editorial said there was a link between political incitement and the mass shooting in Arizona that severely wounded Representative Gabby Giffords and said that Ms. Palin's "political action committee circulated a map of targeted electoral districts that put Ms. Giffords and 19 other Democrats under stylized cross hairs."
"The Times later issued a correction, saying that there was no established link between political statements and the shooting and that the map circulated by Ms. Palin's PAC had depicted electoral districts, not individual Democratic lawmakers, beneath the stylized cross hairs. The NYT Opinion Twitter account also sent out the correction about the lack of a link, apologizing and saying that it appreciated that readers had pointed out the mistake."
The suit charges the newspaper's correction and apology to readers were "devoid of any reference to Mrs. Palin" and were "woefully insufficient."
Palin is seeking damages to be determined by a jury, according to The Associated Press.
In a statement, a spokeswoman for The Times said, "We have not reviewed the claim yet but will defend against any claim vigorously."
In the June 14 shooting at the ball field in Virginia, Rep. Steve Scalise was critically wounded. The House majority whip has since been released from the intensive care unit but remains at a Washington, D.C., hospital.
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Venkatesh Daggubati's upcoming film F3 with Anil Ravipudi to kick start shoot from January 2021?
The news reports state that the lead actors Venkatesh Daggubati and Varun Tej will join the cast and crew of F3 from the month of January 2021.
Written By Pinkvilla Desk 793749 reads Mumbai Updated: November 3, 2020 03:37 pm
There is a strong buzz in the southern film industry that the upcoming Venkatesh Daggubati starrer F3 will start its filming work from January 2021. The makers have not yet announced when they plan to shoot the film. But, the news reports state that the lead actors Venkatesh Daggubati and Varun Tej will join the cast and crew of F3 from the month of January 2021. The upcoming film as per news reports could be a sequel to the blockbuster film F2: Fun and Frustration.
The Anil Ravipudi directorial also featured actors Tamannaah Bhatia, Prakash Raj, Mehreen Pirzada. The news of Anil Ravipudi starting work on the filming of the upcoming film, F3 has generated a lot of interest among the fans and film audiences. The fans are eagerly waiting to see the southern star Venkatesh Daggubati on the silver screen. The actor featured in the hit film Venky Mama. This film featured actor Naga Chaitanya and Raashi Khanna in the lead. The film was helmed by KS Ravindra aka Bobby.
The Venky Mana actor Venkatesh Daggubati will also feature as the lead actor in the upcoming film called Naarappa. The upcoming film is a Telugu remake of the Tamil drama called Asuran. This film was helmed by ace director Vetri Maaran. Asuran featured Dhanush in the lead. Actress Manju Warrier is featured in a key role in the Vetri Maaran directorial.
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An ultra-low-loss micromechanical torsion balance leveraging nanoscale dissipation dilution
C. Condos, J. Pratt
NIST/University of Arizona, District of Columbia, United States
Keywords: gravimetry, accelerometer, gyro, torsion balance
Torsion balances play a pivotal role in a diversity of precision measurements. Recent efforts to reduce their dimensions to the micron scale have enabled a new class of chip-scale sensors that grant access to phenomena at the boundary of gravitational and quantum physics. We have fashioned a micromechanical torsion balance by suspending a silicon mass from a tensile-strained silicon nitride (Si3N4) nanoribbon. Stress in the nanoribbon produces a lossless torsion constant that dilutes the loss produces by elastic deformation, yielding quality factors greater than 10^6 for the 10 Hz fundamental torsional mode of 0.1 mg prototype devices, corresponding to an unprecedented (for this form factor) thermal torque sensitivity of 100 zNm/rt(Hz). We also present a simple theory that successfully predicts the Q of our devices and describes the contributions of elastic, tensile, and gravitational restoring torques to the total torsional stiffness, appealing to well-known results from macroscopic torsion balances. Our ultra-low-loss micromechanical torsion balance is easy to fabricate, lends itself to integration with on-chip light sources, waveguides, patterned electrodes for detection and actuation schemes, and can be fabricated into arrays, hinting at a powerful new platform for the quantum limited detection of forces below a femtonewton.


As part of my New Year's resolutions, February has been deemed my get organized month. First I decided to go to battle against the giant tangled jewelry monster that invaded my closet.
I cut a piece of contact paper just larger than my bulletin board, peeled the back off, and carefully stuck it to my board. After cutting around the edge of the board to remove the excess contact paper, I started to screw in my hooks. Place as many as you want all over the board, but keep in mind what kind of pieces you'll want to hang from each hook. I placed most of mind toward to the top edge since I have a lot of longer necklaces.
After creating my board I managed to untangle all my jewelry. It was an epic fight, but I defeated the massive jumbled mess of jewelry and now I finally have a place to put everything. Here's my finished jewelry organizer!


The Rebel's blockade runner, known as the Tantive IV to any half-decent fan, wasn't on screen for very long, but it was still our first glimpse at the great many ships Star Wars has to offer. Every single Star Wars movie is coming to Disney Plus and when the streaming platform premieres on November 12, 2019, fans are going to find the force is strong.
Disney also announced the new original series The Mandalorian will be created for the channel. Recently, the franchise has alternated years between advancing the main story (with stars Daisy Ridley as Rey, John Boyega as Finn, Adam Driver as Kylo Ren and a selection of actors from the 1977-1983 franchise films) and doing side stories, such as a prequel on Han Solo's life called "Solo: A Star Wars Story". "With Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy and Star Wars: Episode IX director JJ Abrams appearing on stage, you can count on plenty of surprises and special guests to keep your imagination buzzing for the rest of Celebration!" The sets were introduced at the American International Toy Fair in New York City that year and remain one of the most popular lines of Lego toys today. Are you looking forward to The Mandalorian? Leave us a comment below!
"After the stories of Jango and Boba Fett, another warrior emerges in the Star Wars universe", he stated on Instagram. We follow the travails of a lone gunfighter in the outer reaches of the galaxy far from the authority of the New Republic.
In addition to executive producing The Mandalorian, Favreau is also a writer, and the series showrunner is Karen Gilchrist, who executive produced The Jungle Book with him. The Mandalorian is set after the fall of the Empire and before the emergence of the First Order.


Kraden's Crypt pre-alpha 0.2 released!
Better gamepad support: This build fixes a few gamepad related issues that were reported by some players.
Improved spell casting: The spells have a longer duration, and therefore can be rapid fired. On the other hand, if you choose to charge your spell rather than rapid fire it, you will be rewarded by dealing a lot more damage.
Screen resolution settings: Choose your window size before playing the game. You can also opt for playing in fullscreen mode.
No more hangings between special rooms: We are now loading the music at the beginning of the game, so we now only have loading screens between levels. The game will take a bit longer to start, though.
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Frank Kooiman (Vlaardingen, 13 januari 1970) is een voormalig Nederlandse voetballer. Als doelman stond hij als laatste onder contract bij FC Dordrecht. Op 6 mei 2008 maakte hij, na ruim een jaar blessureleed, zijn afscheid als voetballer bekend.

Kooiman is vooral bekend als doelman van Sparta Rotterdam. Hier heeft hij 12 seizoenen gespeeld. In totaal heeft hij 211 wedstrijden voor Sparta Rotterdam gespeeld. Tussendoor heeft hij twee seizoenen bij VVV, één seizoen bij FC Utrecht en één seizoen bij PSV gespeeld, bij PSV werd hij als reservekeeper kampioen van Nederland.

Kooiman is begonnen bij de amateurclub Hermes DVS in Schiedam. Zijn eerste profwedstrijd was Vitesse-Sparta Rotterdam (2-0) op 25 september 1994, hierin viel hij in de 24e minuut in voor Edward Metgod. Hij is de keeperstrainer vanaf 2010 bij Sparta Rotterdam.

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Nederlands landskampioenschap: 2003

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Lijst van spelers van PSV
Lijst van spelers van FC Utrecht
Lijst van spelers van FC Dordrecht
Lijst van spelers van Sparta Rotterdam
Lijst van spelers van VVV-Venlo

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Photos above taken at three and a half months of age.
Photo above taken at two weeks of age--notice how straight her legs are now.
Check out our youtube page--videos will be posted of Snowflake as she grows. She's very sweet and full of life--just a joy to have around.
Photos below taken 2/12/15 at almost one month of age.
Photo above taken 1/17/15 at one day old. Don't worry--those legs will straighten out soon! A lot of miniature zebus calves are born this way.
Snowflake is a beautiful little heifer, friendly and sweet. She was born early Friday morning 1/16/15. Her daddy is our red/white paint herd sire, River Ranch Norman, and her dam is Bogle Farms Ladybird. This is the first offspring for mom and dad, and she's got that big white star on her forehead, just like her daddy. Snowflake appears to have some red coloring across her back--time will tell whether or not she will get more.
Click on the links below to see her sire/dam and their pedigrees.
Photo above taken 1/17/15 at one day old.


>the one that decides which exception should be thrown (e.g.
3119 a little too quickly.
calling it would result in a NotImplementedError.
like a perfectly valid "empty" implementation of the method(s) in question.
tiny bit of extra type checking?


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Discovery may pave way for RSV vaccine
Feb. 5, 2014, 4:36 PM
Vanderbilt University scientists have contributed to a major finding, reported this week in the journal Nature, which could lead to the first effective vaccine against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), a significant cause of infant mortality.
The Vanderbilt scientists and others analyzed in an animal model a new method developed at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) in La Jolla, Calif., for designing artificial proteins capable of stimulating an immune response against RSV.
The virus, which worldwide causes nearly 7 percent of all deaths among children ages 1 month to 1 year and is the leading cause of hospitalizations among children under 2, has been notoriously resistant to vaccine-design strategies.
James Crowe Jr., M.D.
"This project is the first work in which a protein that was designed on a computer has been shown to work as a vaccine candidate for a human pathogen," said Vanderbilt's James Crowe, M.D., Ann Scott Carell Professor and a leading RSV researcher.
"We believe this will be one of the principal ways that vaccines are designed and made in the future," said Crowe, also professor of Pediatrics and Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology.
TSRI scientists, led by senior author William Schief, Ph.D., used a "rational design" approach that focused on specific binding areas (epitopes) on the virus.
Virtually all existing viral vaccines use whole (killed or weakened) virus particles or entire viral proteins to stimulate antibody reactions. These vaccines display virtually the same large set of viral epitopes that the immune system would encounter during a natural infection. Yet some viruses, including RSV, conceal their vulnerable epitopes.
Scientists can sift through blood samples of virus-exposed patients to find the rare, "broadly neutralizing" antibodies that hit those vulnerable epitopes. They also know how to map the precise atomic structures of these antibodies and their corresponding epitopes using X-ray crystallography.
"What we haven't been able to do is to take that information about broadly neutralizing antibodies and their epitopes and translate it into effective, epitope-focused vaccines," lead author Bruno Correia, Ph.D., a member of the Schief laboratory at the time of the study, said in a news release.
The TSRI scientists developed a new software app, "Fold from Loops," to design proteins that folded around their functional fragments more naturally in a way that mimicked the viral epitope and which could serve as a key component of an effective vaccine.
In rhesus macaque monkeys, whose immune systems are quite similar to humans, the designer "immunogen" proteins showed great promise. After five immunizations, 12 of 16 monkeys were producing robust amounts of antibodies that could neutralize RSV in the lab dish.
Analyses of the animals' immune responses were performed in the laboratories of Philip Johnson, M.D., at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia, and by Crowe and postdoctoral fellow John T. Bates, Ph.D., in the Vanderbilt Vaccine Center, which Crowe directs.
Former Vanderbilt faculty member Barney Graham, M.D., Ph.D., chief of the Viral Pathogenesis Laboratory at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, also participated in the analyses.
Having proven the principle of epitope-specific design, Schief and his colleagues now hope to produce a working RSV vaccine. "We're also trying to improve this protein design method further and apply it to other vaccine projects, including HIV and influenza vaccines," he said in a news release.
Study lays groundwork for rational T cell vaccine design
Research lab honored by World Vaccine Congress
Team isolates new antibodies that may aid RSV vaccine design
Hope for an RSV vaccine
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Health and Medicine Reporter Research featured-Reporter James Crowe Jr. Reporter Feb 7 2014 RSV


Hastings Street has a wide range of specialty shops, not all are expensive and a bargain may be found. There are many strategically placed 'Husband Seats' for foot (not to mention Credit Card) weary guys.
The Noosa Heads Surf Club welcomes visitors and has an ocean view on to Main Beach that is arguably the best view in the world.
Drive or walk along Hastings Street to Noosa Woods and the river mouth where you will find Bush Turkeys in abundance and on a clear day, experience the Kite Surfers and the spectacular shifting sands.


The days are getting cooler, and you are a few weeks away from moving into your college dorm. For many young adults, college is a highly anticipated milestone. You will make new friends, and you will learn many new things. This is probably the first time you have lived away from your family, and you might be nervous. To make the transition to college life easier, you can start planning your move to your new home.
You should always pack essential items. Your essential items are things that you use every day. Do not pack too many bulky items. You can purchase bulky items when you arrive at your destination. You will need a few pairs of shoes and a few jackets. If you are starting school in the winter, pack a few sweaters. Leaving home is difficult for most college students, and you may want to take everything that can fit in a box. Your dorm room may already have basic furniture. You will need two weeks worth of toiletries, laundry essentials, and kitchen utensils.
If your school does not allow cars, you may need to shop at online retailers. You can buy your blankets, dishes, and textbooks from an online store. If your college is in a major city like Chicago or Manhattan, you may be able to order groceries and toiletries from an online retailer.
Pack your photos, movies, and electronics in separate boxes. Cheap Movers NYC recommends packing fragile items carefully, ensuring you use plenty of packing paper and bubble wrap. Moving day can be very hectic, so you should keep your jewelry, cash, and prescriptions with you. If your dorm does not have a bureau, you should pack your clothing in storage bins. Plastic bins can keep your room clutter-free.
Most college dorms are small, so you have to get creative with your storage space. The furniture is for students so that you can choose the organizational style. To make the room look more spacious, you can push the desks against the walls. Store your items vertically instead of horizontally. If you have a roommate, you should keep your items on your side of the room.
Your first day on campus will be exciting, but it can be very hectic. Arrive on campus early in the day, and you will avoid the large crowds of students and families. When you are settled, you can get to know your roommate and enjoy the rest of the day. If you are attending college far away from your parent's home, you might get a little homesick. Pack a few keepsakes. Your treasured items will make your dorm room cozier.
Starting college marks an important milestone and a fresh start in life on your road to adulthood. As the third largest city in the country, the City of Chicago is a high-energy city with a thriving art scene, cultural diversity, incredible food, and a bustling economy. While moving here will undoubtedly be a great experience, there are a few things you should know first. Before you pack up and leave the parental units behind, here are some Chicago moving pointers courtesy of Cheap Chicago Movers (www.cheapchicagomovers.net). Whether you decide to live in a dorm or an apartment, these guys can help you get all moved in before classes start.
College dorms present easy access to classes, offer affordable living, and provide ample opportunities to socialize while you acclimate yourself to a new city. So if you're considering the less affordable option of moving into an apartment, make friends fast because you're going to need a roommate. Chicago remains on the top 10 list of expensive rental markets in the country, with the average apartment rent coming in at $1,958. Each of the 77 neighborhoods presents their own charm and heritage, but consider living just outside of South Loop to cut your expenses. One mile and one train stop could save you hundreds of dollars per month.
Chicago Transit Authority services the entire City of Chicago and its 40 neighboring communities and airports via bus and rail, making it one of the easiest cities in the country to get around. A single ride of the "El" – aptly named for its elevated segments built in the 1880's – will cost you $3, but a monthly pass will cost you just $100. This means that the more you ride, the more you save! As an added bonus, taxis and Ubers are aplenty, so you won't need to be a hermit to explore the City of Big Shoulders.
Skip the college cafeterias and sample the local dive bars, trendy eateries, and ethnic take-outs offered in this late-night foodie city. Try the popular joint El Burrito Mexican after a game at Wrigley Field where a burrito as big as your head will cost you about $5, or Weiner's Circle on Clark St. in Lincoln Park. Many bars are open until 4:00 a.m. and liquor establishments open at 7:00 a.m. six days a week, which means you can eat and drink out 21 hours a day (once you turn 21 of course)!
The daily average high temperature in January is 31 degrees Fahrenheit, and this city definitely lives up to the moniker "the Windy City". Wind chills can drop down to negative temperatures as early as December, so skip the fashionable pea coat and invest in a good down winter coat.
When it comes to affordable date nights, Chicago delivers. Cultural institutions like the Art Institute, Field Museum, and Museum of Science and Industry are all FREE for Chicago residents when you pick up a Museum Passport at your local library. And with more than 500 storefront theater companies Chicago, including famed late night sketch comedy venue Second City which helped launch the careers of entertainers like Bill Murray, John Candy, Tina Fey, and Stephen Colbert, Chicago is also considered the theater capital of America. In the summer, you can hop on the Metra train northbound and check out the Chicago north shore's world-class music festival, Ravinia Festival.


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Q: como formatear JSON con javascript Tengo un string JSON asi:
'{"a":"a","b":"b"}"

Pero quiero que quede asi:
'{
    "a": "a",
    "b": "b",
}'

como lo hago? Estoy usando nodejs

A: utilizando la función JSON.parse(objeto) puedes convertir un string a un JSON.
si lo que quieres es identarlo (ordenarlo para que se vea bonito) pues dependera de tu editor de codigo, en el caso de VSC puedes buscar lo que son los plugin ESLint,
por ejemplo tengo uno de javascript que con seleccionar todo con ctrl + a y luego presionar shift + alt + f me identa todo tal y como lo pusiste en la imagen.
tambien si quieres generar un string de un json identado puedes usar JSON.stringify pasandole null y \t
var myJSON = {a:1,b:2};
JSON.stringify(myJSON,null,'\t')

// response
"{
   "a": 1,
   "b": 2
}"


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