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Amy Schumer Labels Dr. Oz A 'Bully,' Throws Support Behind Fetterman After His Incoherent Debate
Conservative News Daily October 26, 2022 Posted in the daily wire
Amy Schumer labeled Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz a "bully" as she threw support behind Democratic Pennsylvania senatorial candidate John Fetterman following his incoherent debate Tuesday night.
The 41-year-old comedian, who lives in Manhattan, took to her Instagram on Wednesday to share a post that declared that Fetterman has the state's "best interest at heart" as she promoted voting for the PA Lt. Governor ahead of the 2022 midterms.
"Thanks Dr.Oz but [John Fetterman] has Pennsylvania's best interest at heart," Schumer captioned her post. "Weird to see a doctor bully someone over a medical incident but whatever."
"Also for AZ [Sen. Mark Kelly] is THE MAN!!" she added, as she encouraged her 12 million followers to vote for Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) over Republican senatorial candidate Blake Masters in the upcoming election.
The "Train Wreck" star's post included a video of her clearly slamming the recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that overturned Roe v. Wade as a result of the decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. The ruling recognizes that there is no constitutional right to an abortion and returns the issue to the states, as The Daily Wire previously reported.
At one point in the clip, Schumer depicted several members of the U.S. Supreme Court who voted in the Dobbs decision as skeletons. It is unclear if she is saying that these justices are dead or why they are seen this way. The photo she used appeared to be from the official photo that was taken of the justices in October of 2010 at the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. The members who are shown in Schumer's photo as skeletons include Justice Clarence Thomas, the late-Justice Antonin Scalia, Justice John Roberts, retired-Justice Anthony Kennedy and Justice Samuel Alito .
It was Justices Alito along with Justice Thomas, Justice Neil Gorsuch, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and Justice Amy Coney Barrett who were in the majority opinion that ended up overturning the 1973 landmark ruling.
The comedian previously joked about traveling to Colorado to get abortions in a teaser clip as she promoted her series, "Inside Amy Schumer," returning for a fifth season set to premiere on Paramount+ on October 20, as previously reported.
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The autism "rollercoaster"…
[Gil has been complaining about his complicated life; Grandma wanders into the room]
Grandma: You know, when I was nineteen, Grandpa took me on a roller coaster.
Gil: Oh?
Grandma: Up, down, up, down. Oh, what a ride!
Gil: What a great story (dripping with sarcasm)
Grandma: I always wanted to go again. You know, it was just so interesting to me that a ride could make me so frightened, so scared, so sick, so excited, and so thrilled all together! Some didn't like it. They went on the merry-go-round. That just goes around. Nothing. I like the roller coaster. You get more out of it.
[Grandma wanders out of the room]
Karen (Gil's wife): I happen to LIKE the roller coaster, okay? As far as I'm concerned, your grandmother is brilliant.
Gil: Yeah if she's so brilliant why is she sitting in our NEIGHBOR'S CAR?
I have to tell you I love the movie Parenthood. Hands down a top 5 favorite of mine. The movie beautifully reflects the humor and hardships of well, parenthood and family life. Many of the scenes felt like they were filmed in my kitchen.
The movie came out before my son Jeff was born. Our roller coaster ride started when he was born, and got scary when he started to regress and lose skills at 2 1/2. And I don't mean "ooohhh, what's going to happen next" fun-scary. The ride had become torturous and all I wanted to do WAS GET OFF.
The tough part on our family was the transition from "normal" busy to frantic; all of us helplessly watching Jeff slip away while test after test produced no answers. Not only were his behaviors unpredictable, he had no sense of safety. If there was an open door, he was gone. He would run straight into the street, unaware of oncoming cars.
Just when we thought the ride was unbearable, it got worse. Jeff's health changed dramatically. He stopped sleeping more than 2 hours a night, basically surviving on midnight naps for years and transforming me and my husband into zombies during our work days. Other issues cropped up starting with a 'mobile' rash that would start one place at 9 am and land somewhere else by noon! His stool patterns changed – dramatically (typing this feels like the biggest understatement of the world.), alternating from severe constipation to seemingly endless diarrhea.
Does the ride end soon?
It didn't. The professional clinical evaluations came back with age equivalencies and percentiles of a 6-9 month old infant. What's worse, all his acquired language and known words disappeared. He was 3 years old.
This incredible feeling of loss was coupled with fear. The rollercoaster kept jerking and croaking and gaining speed. We had no idea what to expect and, because we were told there was nothing we could do, we felt sentenced to a terrifying ride with no end.
In the midst of these horrifying twists and turns, my amazing husband Glen in all his calm wisdom had a brilliant idea. "If there is nothing we can do, why don't we become the experts in 'nothing we can do'?" And suddenly the rollercoaster began to lose just a tiny bit of speed. Glen and I scoured the internet, traveled the country and called countless folks. Some people were no help and some unlocked small pieces of the puzzle, one at a time. As it turned out, there WERE things to do – LOTS of things to do. Suddenly we emerged from the dark tunnel and we became less frightened.
We started first with traditional therapies – applied behavioral analysis, speech and occupational therapy. Jeff worked more hours a week at the age of 5 than most adults I know. Watching him work so hard inspired me to work by his side, looking for more answers.
Next we tackled his medical issues, which we slowly controlled through changes to his diet. As he started to feel better, he began to sleep through the night once more. His acquisition skills started to pick up. Soon the roller coaster started slowing down.
With all of the small victories there were also steps backwards, which often seemed more frightening than the original dark, scary roller coaster ride. When Jeff lost ground, a dark cloud covered our world. During these times I was comforted by a wise friend, who told me "If he had the skills once, he will get them back." Soon we saw the steps backwards turn into large leaps forward.
It's all about keeping my eyes on the prize. While the parenting roller coaster is hard for everyone, autism throws some wicked curves on the track. But hanging on- especially for that precious child I am raising -is worth the effort and the fear. There are dips on the track when my motivation fails and the fear overwhelms. But then I throttle back, find some courage and wait for the day when Jeff learns something new, smiles at me, throws a big hug around my neck, makes a new friend, or asks his dad when he can start dating girls. And I remember what a huge accomplishment it is that he can do ALL of these things, when there was a time we were told he would do none of them. Ever.
And the roller coaster becomes fun again.
Shoot – anyone can ride a merry-go-round.
I Got a Fever…
6 thoughts on "The autism "rollercoaster"…"
kelleyz says:
couldnt have come at a better time ! thank you !
Diana Soccorso Low says:
Lisa, you are my rock. You are my idol. you give me hope and strength to push forward. Your blogs always make my day when I need it most. You truly are an angel in disguise. God bless you for with out you there would be a lot of scared and lost mothers stuck on the merry go round. Thank you and hugs now back to boarding my roller coster and pushing forward. Diana
Thank you again for these wonderful words. I get more excited about reading new entries on this blog than I did with Seventeen as a kid.
Lisa Ackerman says:
Diana and Kelley others: it gets better. Hugs – Lisa
Fighter for Vail says:
Thank you for writing this! You give us all hope, and strength that sometimes we wonder if we have it in there still. My son is progressing again, but a few months ago he lost all the 10 words he had, well, you know where I am going. Thank God and the dr's and people like you and I who work so hard to figure "it" out and "fix" it. This time his problem was yeast, got rid of the yeast, words are coming back! He will be5 in November. Please keep writing, you help us all so much. This was a story I needed to hear right now, to remind me, I am not alone, and it will get better again!
lisa - jeff & laurens mom says:
thanks Kelly & Diana. It gets better 🙂


She'd stay maybe a month, two months. She was a city woman. Earl got discharged. His Dad asked him to help keep the pier going. Well, Earl and ten million other guys didn't have a job.
Earl's grandfather was not a fisherman – never had a rod and reel in his hand or a hand line or a cast net, or anything pertaining to fishing. He was a tie man, a businessman. To look at him every morning, you'd think he just stepped out of Esquire. Earl was doing all manner of fishing.
Every morning from 6 am you could fish for 24 hours for 35 cents. People came earlier than his father would open up. At six o'clock, he would take his row of tickets and walk out on the pier and with a straight pin, pin a ticket on 'em, and collect 35 cents. Nobody tried to beat you out of it. Most had the 35 cents ready to keep him from having to carry so much change.
Earl was ahead of his father pushing dead trash fish off the pier – little sharks, little stingrays. People left the fish there. The marine life below consumed them. You always wonder—why didn't they throw them back? Daddy cooked in their restaurant. He was a good cook.
There was a house out on the rise of the pier called the bait house. All piers start here and go up. They hired an older retired man to run the bait house. He had the fattest cat you'd ever seen. Shrimp was 15 cents a pound. The cat ate shrimp all the time because everybody fed it. Some brought their own bait. Ice was a problem back in those days. Blackman's was the ice house.
As soon as the fish were running, the pier would fill up. So many people would come down and just walk out there to look and see and what's happening, then they'd go get a ticket to fish. They did not sell nets and fishing rods, just the tackle.


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Flying a helicopter is a deeply spiritual experience, offering you the opportunity to view nature's glory from a bird's-eye perspective. It can also serve as a source of income if you opt to fly professionally.
Whether you choose to fly a helicopter for fun or for profit, the road to becoming a pilot begins with getting the necessary training and certification. Listed below are six tips on how to get the process started.
To qualify for certification as a helicopter pilot, you normally need to be at least 17 years old, and you must read, speak, write, and understand English. Flight training is required, and you must also pass written, oral, and practical tests. If you are not a U.S. citizen, then you will have to go through a TSA security check before you start the training program.
If you already have a fixed-wing pilot's certificate, you can gain certification to fly a helicopter by completing at least 20 hours of training and 10 hours of solo flight, if your training is done using the R22/R44 helicopters.
You also need at least a third-class medical certificate. These medical certificates are issued by the F.A.A., and they're designed to ensure you have no health conditions that would interfere with your ability to serve as a pilot. It won't be necessary for you to take a written exam if you already hold a fixed-wing pilot's certificate, but you will need to pass an oral exam and a check ride—a check ride is a test flight in which you are graded by an examiner.
The medical certificate is required regardless to acquire an airplane pilot certificate. The student will need the medical certificate only prior to his solo flights. If your pilot's certificate was issued outside the United States, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration will certify you for flight in the U.S., but you need to meet certain requirements, such as speaking English fluently and holding at least a third-class U.S. medical certificate.
The training program is comprised of two parts. The first is aeronautical knowledge, which you can study on your own or take a Ground School program at a flight school.
The second part is the actual flight training. You need to complete a minimum of 40 hours of in-flight training, which covers maneuvers, hovering, handling emergencies, cross country flights, and more. The more hours you train, the faster you will improve your skills, and you will need fewer hours to prepare for the checkride.
Financing options are available, which will allow you to fly more often. If you complete your training with fewer hours, you can reduce the total cost.
When evaluating helicopter flight schools, look for one that emphasizes the effectiveness of your flight training. A proper preparation and briefing towards the flight is an important step, in order to make your flight training more effective.
Make sure you are comfortable with the instructor. He is the one who will teach you, guide you, and handle any problems, as well as train you in a variety of different flying environments. Your skill and confidence will improve if your training includes time spent both in open airspaces and those that are more congested. Look for a flight school with experienced instructors and a well-maintained fleet of helicopters.
If you want to make a career as a helicopter pilot, choose a school that will allow you to work after completing the training.
Join Helicopters Made Easy for an introductory flight, which will provide you with a better understanding of how they operate and train their students. And you can see firsthand just how talented their instructors really are! Some flights will fair better than others, but don't worry. With the proper guidance and excellent training, you'll reach your goal—and earn those pilot wings!
Based in Farmingdale, NY, Flying Helicopters Made Easy will teach you how to fly a helicopter with training that is both effective and fun. These leaders in flight training provide a modern fleet of helicopters and a team of experienced, highly trained instructors. Call (855) 359-6969 to speak with a flight specialist, or learn more about their services by visiting them online.


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ANDY THOMAS ~ "New World Order Conspiracy"
A controversial and powerful view behind, what lecturer, author and researcher, ANDY THOMAS, claims is a world cover-up, a global conspiracy steered and manipulated behind the scenes by a power elite, who is the master-minds of the NEW WORLD ORDER!
AGE OF TRUTH TV presenter, Lucas Alexander, is interviewing Andy Thomas in this dynamic and eye-opening 90 minute interview special, filmed at the Open Mind Conference in Skanderborg, Denmark i September 2013.
Andy Thomas is one of the UK's best-known authors and lecturers on unexplained mysteries and global cover-ups, and is author of the acclaimed books The Truth Agenda and Conspiracies. He also lectures on history and British folklore and speaks extensively in Britain and around the world at both 'alternative' and mainstream events. His books have been widely praised as the finest available overviews of their subjects.
Andy Thomas (thumbnail)For twenty-six years, Andy has investigated many enduring enigmas, including crop circles, UFOs and other paranormal subjects, together with a multitude of classic conspiracy theories, always finding tantalising middle-ground to evoke animated discussion. He also speaks passionately on history, freedom and liberty issues. Andy has appeared on many popular radio and TV shows including major UK spots on The One Show, Richard and Judy, Esther, GMTV and Sky TV's hit series Pineapple Dance Studios, and on US shows such as Caught on Camera, with appearances on The History Channel and National Geographic Channel. He also featured in the US cinema-released documentary Crop Circles: Quest For Truth.
Andy's fullest investigation into the mystery realms, The Truth Agenda: Making Sense of Unexplained Mysteries, Global Cover-Ups and Visions for a New Era, was first published in 2009 and has seen several revised and updated editions since, including a US edition in 2015. The book has been a hit in both 'fringe' and mainstream circles, and was adopted as a sociology textbook at Canada's Vancouver Island University. His book Conspiracies: The Facts – The Theories – The Evidence was published by Watkins Publishing in 2013 and has appeared in several global editions, including US, Chinese and Czech.
Andy talk 5Andy is author of seven other books exploring the unexplained, including Vital Signs: A Complete Guide to the Crop Circle Mystery, which has been described by many as the definitive guide to the circle controversy and was nominated for Kindred Spirit magazine's 2002 Best Book award. His book An Introduction to Crop Circles is still in print a decade on from its first edition and has been a bestseller in many British tourist outlets. Andy is also author of four books on Sussex history and in 2017 produced the (currently) limited edition book Christmas – From Solstice to Santa: A Celebratory History. See Books for more information on Andy's writings.
Andy has written for many journals and magazines, including Kindred Spirit and New Dawn, and he regularly contributes to the popular alternative journal Nexus Magazine. Andy is the founder of Vital Signs Publishing, which has produced Geoff Stray's influential book Beyond 2012: Catastrophe or Ecstasy and Richard Smith's A Future World Vision, both edited by Andy.
Andy thomas Website: http://www.truthagenda.org
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Q: How can i enter the output of a shell script into a MySQL database? I have a shell script named script.sh when I execute it I receive the following output which is the name of a product, and the price. (The item name corresponds with the price just below it)
Item1
1.00
Item2
4.00
Item3
3.49

Each time the script is executed it may contain a different number of items. I have created a Database named prices, with a table named prices and 2 columns 'itemName' and 'Price'.
I require a script that will add the values to the database so the database should then contain:
ItemName | Price
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Item1 1.00
Item2 4.00
Item3 3.49

I require a script that I can run via a cron job that updates the prices as they may change.
How can I acheive this?

A: Create text file:
cat > itemprice.txt

Item1
1.00
Item2
4.00
Item3
3.49

Create MySQL table:
mysql> create table itemprice (item varchar(10), price numeric(9,2));

Load file into table with LOAD DATA INFILE:
mysql> load data local infile 'itemprice.txt'
  into table itemprice
  fields terminated by '\n'
  (item, price);

mysql> select * from itemprice;
+-------+-------+
| name  | price |
+-------+-------+
| Item1 |  1.00 |
| Item2 |  4.00 |
| Item3 |  3.49 |
+-------+-------+

Or alternatively you can do the same thing using the equivalent mysqlimport command (which simply runs LOAD DATA INFILE for you):
mysqlimport --local --fields-terminated-by='\n' mydatabase itemprice.txt

The table it imports to matches the filename you import.
Read the documentation I linked to for more details on using LOAD DATA INFILE or mysqlimport.

A: you may consider to use LOAD DATA INFILE.
First create temporary table tmp_items
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_items LIKE items;

then load data
LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE 'your_file.txt'
INTO TABLE tmp_items
FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\n'
(name, price);

after that merge data to your source table
INSERT INTO items
SELECT * FROM tmp_items
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE price = VALUES(price);

and drop temporary table
DROP TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_items;

Please note that both tables needs to have PK (identity) column.

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Canal Expansion expected to be operational by 2015
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The construction of the new set of locks on the Panama Canal, which will allow larger ships to pass, appears to have experienced a breakthrough during this year's dry season.
The administrator of the Panama Canal Authority, Jorge Quijano, has announced that the new locks on the Atlantic side could be finished by December 2014, and that the entire expansion could be expected to be finished by April 2015.
"We are confident that if we continue with this pace the project can be finished in April of 2015," Quijano said. According to his statements, the construction is currently 53% complete, with the dredging and the entry points to the expansion being largely finished.
This would mean that larger Post-Panamax vessels up to 366 meters in length could start crossing the Canal by mid-2015. Currently, Panamax vessels measure a maximum of 294 meters.
The expansion of the Panama Canal is an ambitious project that includes the creation of new, larger locks on the Pacific and Atlantic side, the excavation of a new access channel on the Pacific side and the deepening of the existing channels and Gatun lake.
If you are interested in the technical details of the Canal Expansion, you can find the full expansion report here
Did you know that it is possible to take a boat ride through the Panama Canal, or take an aerial tour of it in a vintage airplane?
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Firefly Online, announced by Fox at SDCC, will be the closest thing to an official continuation of the 'verse Browncoats can get next year.
Developed by Sparkplug Games - the developers behind, ummm... Dairy Queen Tycoon - Firefly Online will see players create their very own Malcom-Reynolds-alike and Captain their own customisable ship, hiring a motley crew of (presumably incredibly witty and/or snarky) shipmates before heading out into the wild western frontiers of Space, trading with other players and going on missions.
The game is currently targeted for a Summer 2014 release.


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Q: Encontrar class de um elemento criado dinamicamente Chamado de priority Nav, uma lib que coloca os items execendentes dentro de um novo drop-down, chamado "More" esse dropdown é criado dinamicamente em javascript puro assim que é preciso. Nele aparece um button com a class js-nav-toggle. Eu estou experimentando algumas coisas, e gostaria de alterar algumas coisas nesse button, com javascript puro, estou fazendo um teste tentando encontrar a classe js-nav-toggle que definitivamente está no documento, mas só dá indefinido.
https://codepen.io/johnquimera/pen/qKLpPe
Eu uso esse código que funciona bem em outros elementos que são escritos manualmente do documento.

const list = document.getElementsByClassName("js-nav-toggle");
list.style.backgroundColor = "red";

o que poderia está acontecendo?

A: A variável list é uma lista de nós da classe .js-nav-toggle:
const list = document.getElementsByClassName("js-nav-toggle");

Você não consegue alterar a lista de uma vez. É preciso iterar cada elemento da lista, e você pode fazer isso for:
for(let x=0; x<list.length; x++){
   list[x].style.backgroundColor = "red";
}

Mas se for apenas 1 elemento, você pode usar o índice [0]:
list[0].style.backgroundColor = "red";

Pode também usar o querySelector (se for apenas 1 elemento) ou querySelectorAll (1 ou mais):
document.querySelector(".js-nav-toggle");

Já o querySelectorAll também cria uma lista de nós igualmente ao getElementsByClassName, e se for apenas 1 elemento, você também usa o índice [0]:
const list = document.querySelectorAll(".js-nav-toggle")[0];
list.style.backgroundColor = "red";

Ou:
const list = document.querySelectorAll(".js-nav-toggle");
list[0].style.backgroundColor = "red";

No entanto, se for apenas 1 elemento, faz mais sentido usar o querySelector:
const list = document.querySelector(".js-nav-toggle");
list.style.backgroundColor = "red";

Se for apenas 1 elemento, não faz sentido criar uma lista de nós.
Exemplo:

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  * @author William Lin
  * @license The MIT License (MIT)
  * https://github.com/ganlanyuan/priorityNav
  */
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    priorityNav({
        nav: '.nav',
        hideAll: 300,
    });

  const list = document.getElementsByClassName("js-nav-toggle");
list[0].style.backgroundColor = "red";
@keyframes example {
    from {transform: scale(1);}
    to {transform: scale(1.2);}
}

html {
        font-family: Arial, "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, sans-serif;
    }

    a {
        color: inherit;
        text-decoration: none;
    }

    a:hover {
        text-decoration: underline;
    }

    .link {
        text-decoration: none;
        color: #0fa5f0;
    }

    .link:hover {
        text-decoration: underline;
    }

    .container {
        max-width: 800px;
        margin: 0px auto;
    }

    ul {
        padding: 0;
        margin: 0;
    }

    li {
        list-style: none;
    }

    .priority-nav {
        min-height: 37px;
        background-color: #0E8FE0;
        color: #fff;
        font-size: 14px;
        font-family: Arial, "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, sans-serif;
    }

    .priority-nav li {
        padding: 10px 13px;
    }

    .priority-nav button {
        padding: 10px;
        border-width: 0;
        color: #fff;
        font-size: 11px;
        text-transform: uppercase;
        background-color: #333;
        position: relative;
        overflow: visible;
    }

    .priority-nav button:before {
        content: attr(data-count);
        width: 23px;
        height: 23px;
        line-height: 23px;
        border-radius: 50%;
        font-size: 14px;
        text-align: center;
        position: absolute;
        left: 0;
        top: 50%;
        margin-left: -11px;
        margin-top: -11px;
        color: #412F08;
        background-color: #FFB822;

        animation: example 1s infinite;
    }

    .priority-nav .js-nav-hidden {
        background-color: #333;
        z-index: 3;
    }

    .nav-main-wrapper {
      display: table;
    }

    .nav-module {
      display: table-cell;
    }

    .nav-module.nav-main {
      width: 100%;
    }

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/*# sourceMappingURL=priority-nav.css.map */

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A: Olá @John,
Vc quer mudar a cor da classe priority nav, isso?
Via css vc pode fazer:
.priority-nav{
  background-color:red!important;
}

ou
Se vc puder usar jquery, tente da seguinte forma:
$(".priority-nav").css({
   backgroundColor:'red'
});


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