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Brothers and Sisters (televisieserie uit 1979), een Amerikaanse komedieserie
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Q: Matplotlib logarithmic x-axis and padding I am struggling with matplotlib and padding on the x-axis together with a logarithmic scale (see the first picture).
Without a logarithmic scale, the padding applies nicely (see the second one).
Any suggestations how to get a padding between plot lines and the axis line in the bottom left corner so that one can see the points on the line?
Thanks.
The code:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
from matplotlib.pyplot import *
from matplotlib.ticker import ScalarFormatter

style.use('fivethirtyeight')

fig, ax = plt.subplots()

T = np.array([2**x for x in range(0,7+1)])
opt1 = np.array([x for x in range(0,7+1)])
opt2 = np.array([x*2 for x in range(0,7+1)])
opt3 = np.array([x*4 for x in range(0,7+1)])

ax.grid(True)
xlabel("#nodes")
ylabel("time(s)")
legend(loc="best")
title(r"Node start times")

plt.xticks([2**x for x in range(0,7+1)])

plt.plot(T,opt1,"o-", label="opt1")
plt.plot(T,opt2, "s-", label="opt2")
plt.plot(T,opt3, "d-", label="opt2")
plt.legend(loc="upper left")
# This should be called after all axes have been added
plt.tight_layout()
plt.margins(0.05, 0.05)
# 1, 2, 4, ...
ax.set_xscale('log', basex=2)
ax.xaxis.set_major_formatter(matplotlib.ticker.FormatStrFormatter("%d"))
plt.show()
#savefig("plot_1.pdf")

A: This does not address your padding issue, but you could use clip_on=False to prevent the points from being cut off. It seems you also need to make sure they're above the axes using zorder
plt.plot(T,opt1,"o-", label="opt1", clip_on=False, zorder=10)
plt.plot(T,opt2, "s-", label="opt2", clip_on=False, zorder=10)
plt.plot(T,opt3, "d-", label="opt2", clip_on=False, zorder=10)

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Think of comics and many people will remember the newspaper strips and superhero comics of their childhood. Others may remember the independent scene of underground comic book writers and alternative
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Recloses ist eine französische Gemeinde im Département Seine-et-Marne in der Region Île-de-France. Sie gehört zum Kanton Fontainebleau (bis 2015 Kanton La Chapelle-la-Reine) im gleichnamigen Arrondissement. Die Bewohner nennen sich Reclosoits oder Reclosoites.

Geographie
Die Gemeinde liegt im Regionalen Naturpark Gâtinais français.
Sie grenzt im Norden an Fontainebleau, im Osten an Bourron-Marlotte, im Südosten an Grez-sur-Loing, im Süden an Villiers-sous-Grez, im Südwesten an La Chapelle-la-Reine und im Westen an Ury.

Zu Recloses gehören neben der Hauptsiedlung auch die Weiler Cumiers und La Vignette.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
Siehe auch: Liste der Monuments historiques in Recloses
 Kirche Saint-Martin, Monument historique

Literatur
 Le Patrimoine des Communes de la Seine-et-Marne. Flohic Editions, Band 1, Paris 2001, ISBN 2-84234-100-7, S. 161–163.

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Tinie Tempah sits in a spot within UK hip-hop history which divides opinion. His chart-topping run with Pass Out, Frisky and more makes him one of the more mainstream figures so his credibility can come under question at times. What many fail to recognise however is T's ability to make grime bangers. Like, does Wifey Riddim not exist? And the posse-cut 100K is our SongOfTheDay in recognition of Tinie's talent beyond the charts. The whole Happy Birthday EP is a bop.
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Moiseyev, Igor Alexsandrovich ē´gər əlyĭksän´drəvĭch moisā´yĕv [key], 1906–2007, Russian dancer and choreographer. He studied at the Bolshoi Ballet School and was later a soloist with the Bolshoi Theatre (1924–39) and ballet master there (1930–39). In 1937 he organized the Moiseyev Dance Company, a ballet-trained folk dance group. The company later toured Europe (debuting in Paris in 1955), the United States (debuting in New York City in 1958), and China and became one of the world's most popular dance troupes. With the hundreds of works he choreographed, Moiseyev created a new form of dance that distilled the folk styles of Russia and other nations into lively, virtuosic, and innovative theatrical performances. Among his best-known dances are Partisans, Pictures from the Past, and Dance of Fools ; he also choreographed ballets, e.g., Salammbô (1932) and Khachaturian 's Spartacus (1958) for the Bolshoi Ballet.


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Baby Born With No Eyes Sits At Piano, His Next Move Has Dad Running For A Camera
By Elisha Ainsley - 25th April 2018
When Patrick John and Patricia Hughes found out they were expecting a baby, they were ecstatic and couldn't wait to start their family. Patrick John looked forward to going fishing, playing catch in the yard and going on many father-son adventures together. But his hopes and dreams were quickly dashed when their son was born without eyes.
Baby Patrick Henry was born without eyes and with a condition that meant his ligaments couldn't stretch to allow his arms and legs to straighten. Patrick grew up using a wheelchair and was fitted with artificial eyes.
But while Patrick was limited to what he could do by his bodily limitations, they would come to discover that he was incredibly gifted in other ways. Patrick was incredibly talented in music. From as early as 1-years-old Patrick proved his musical skills at the family piano.
His mom would prop him up on the piano stool and bash out a tune on the piano keys. Baby Patrick would replicate the sound perfectly, figuring out where the keys were himself. It's safe to say that Patrick Hughes was a musical prodigy.
It wasn't long before Patrick could play tunes such as 'Twinkle twinkle little star' and 'You are my sunshine'. Patrick would even take song requests at 2-years-old.
I was ecstatic. We weren't going to play baseball, but we're going to play music together.
As Patrick Hughes has grown up, he has proved to everyone how his disability will never hold him back. He plays the piano and the trumpet at public and school performances, and with the help of his dad, he even joined the marching band at the University of Louisville. Patrick says that he doesn't have disabilities; he has abilities.
God made me blind and unable to walk. Big deal. He gave me the musical gifts I have and the great opportunity to meet new people.
The father and son duo have continued to prove throughout their life together that they won't let anything hold them back. Their bond is clearly so strong.
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The Minister for Policing, Security and Community Safety (Hazel Blears): This has been a good debate and I am grateful to all hon. Members who have taken part. Although our audience is a little depleted compared with yesterday, some important issues have been raised. The Bill has had a fairly eventful passage through the House. The hon. Member for Newark (Patrick Mercer) asked why we did not introduce it in the immediate aftermath of the events of 7 July. We gave undertakings that we would deal with the Bill in normal time as far as we could, so that it received proper scrutiny in the House and was not dealt with by way of emergency legislation. I thought that had broad support.
The Bill is the better for having had that scrutiny. I cannot say that I am entirely happy with all the changes that have been made to it, but in some respects genuine amendments have been made which help to strengthen it. Everybody is, therefore, engaged in a fairly sensible debate in the main and we will see what happens when the Bill returns from the other place.
All I say to Members of the other place is that the major issues have been debated at length here and Members of this Chamber have voted on many of them. I want Members of the other place to take note of the fact that we are considering issues of national security—the safety of our nation—and it is therefore right and proper that the elected Chamber take a view. I ask them to take the issues on which we have voted extremely seriously.
I asked the hon. Member for Beaconsfield (Mr. Grieve) whether he could find it in his heart to acknowledge that clause 1 was better now than in its original form. He said that it was worded slightly better. I regard that as a major concession from the Opposition Front Bench and I am delighted about that.
Stephen Pound (Ealing, North) (Lab): He has gone soft.
Hazel Blears: Perhaps he has, eventually, after a great deal of discussion.
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I understand that the hon. Gentleman finds the concept of glorification distasteful; I find people who indulge in glorification more than distasteful—they are a genuine and serious threat to the security of the nation. We will have to disagree on that basis.
I am grateful to the hon. Member for Orkney and Shetland (Mr. Carmichael) for his support for various aspects of the Bill. He made several points, including one about the threshold test. The hon. Member for Cambridge (David Howarth) has raised that matter on several occasions. It is slightly lower than the evidential test in terms of what the prosecutor looks to bring. He suggested that charging on the basis of the threshold test rather than the evidential test would be an easy alternative to a lengthier pre-detention period. I am not sure whether he knows that, if one charges on the basis of the threshold test, one must get the evidence to fulfil the evidential test within one or two days of choosing to charge on the threshold test. It is not the panacea or solution that he suggests.
David Howarth rose—
Hazel Blears: I know that the hon. Gentleman wants to intervene but I have only a few minutes and I want to deal with as many points as I can. I simply wanted to ensure that he was aware of the details.
Many hon. Members have asked whether post-charge questioning could be a useful additional tool in minimising the period of detention or even obviate the need for extending periods of detention. It would not fulfil the latter aim. If anything, post-charge questioning would be an additional tool, but it would not mean that all our problems with lengthier investigations had gone away. When it is in the interests of justice for detainees to have put to them—and have an opportunity to comment on—information about the offence that has come to light since they were charged or informed that they might be prosecuted, one can question post charge, but the defendant must agree to be interviewed. No hon. Members mentioned that fairly large caveat to post-charge questioning.
Mr. Grieve rose—
Hazel Blears: I am reluctant to give way. The hon. Gentleman spoke for half an hour at the beginning of the debate and it is therefore only fair to allow me to respond to the issues that have been raised.
I want to comment on the paper from Andy Hayman. The hon. Member for Buckingham (John Bercow) said, in a very fair contribution, that he was simply not convinced of the case. We must agree to differ on that. However, he said that the evidential case contained insufficient information to convince him. In the cases that Andy Hayman outlined, it is difficult to specify 90 days rather than 89, 91, 84 or 92. I ask hon. Members not to fixate on that.
The police said that, in the circumstances that we are considering, their best professional advice was that an extended period of detention to 90 days in a small minority of cases, and subject to extensive judicial
scrutiny, would give them the powers that they believed were necessary to conduct their investigations, bring the proper charges and have a better chance of bringing a successful prosecution.
In one of the cases—a genuine case, which is sub judice so we cannot go into many details—that Andy Hayman outlined, he said that police were unable to put many key pieces of evidence to the suspects after the 14 days had expired. They could not put them to the suspects in an interview because they were not discovered until after the detention period had elapsed. If one cannot put the evidence to the person who is the subject of the charge, one cannot get an explanation of the circumstances of the evidence and, when one gets to trial, the evidence is much weaker. I presume that the hon. Gentleman has read Andy Hayman's paper in great detail, because he is the kind of Member who would. That paper contains a series of examples that have, in some cases, perhaps been brushed aside too lightly.
My hon. Friend the Member for Blaydon (Mr. Anderson) made an excellent contribution, and I am very grateful for his support. I know from our correspondence that he has genuinely struggled with these issues, and with the question of how to strike the right balance. I am pleased to have been able to write to him and other hon. Members to set out the position with regard to industrial disputes, and to give them the reassurance that these powers are to be used only in the case of terrorism, and not in the case of legitimate protest. I am grateful to my hon. Friend for the way in which he raised those issues. He struggled with them, he came to a decision, and I am delighted that he supported us.
My hon. Friend the Member for Linlithgow and East Falkirk (Michael Connarty)—his constituency is slightly closer to home than the Falklands—raised important issues. I was pleased that he supported us. I want to reassure him that, in regard to the recklessness test, there will have to be a realistic prospect of conviction, and it will have to be in the public interest. It would not be in the public interest to prosecute people who were perfectly innocent and who could have failed to appreciate the effect of their statements. My hon. Friend made the important point that perhaps we have become a bit too fixated on the length of time for detention, rather than concentrating on the process. He said that he would have been happy with 90 days, if not longer, provided that he was reassured about the scrutiny process. I was interested in the way in which he put that argument. He asked for an assurance that 28 days would not be the norm, and that it would be a maximum. I am happy to give him that assurance. That provision will be subject to regular review.
My hon. Friend the Member for Wakefield (Mary Creagh) made an excellent speech, in which she clearly showed that she will not be the recipient of the gold challenge cup for Blairite loyalism, and that she is an active, intelligent—[Interruption.] No, I have not won it either. I have the ultra-loyalist cup for being a member of a Labour Government. My hon. Friend is an active, engaged Member who has taken these issues extremely seriously. She raised important issues about safeguards for university lecturers and librarians. The Bill does contain safeguards, but I have no doubt that she will
continue to follow up that issue. Her passionate advocacy of the rights of her constituents was greatly appreciated.
I welcome the support of my hon. Friend the Member for Ochil and South Perthshire (Gordon Banks), and the way in which he expressed his sincere concern for the security of his constituents. My hon. Friend the Member for Ealing, Southall (Mr. Khabra) also supported the Bill, and emphasised the new complexity and the evils of terrorism that we face. My hon. Friend the Member for Stafford (Mr. Kidney) gave a clear and cogent explanation of the difficulties of obtaining evidence, which brought something extra to the debate. I was also grateful for his expertise in challenging Liberal Democrat Members on the question of detention.
The hon. Member for Belfast, East (Mr. Robinson) made a very moving speech in which he set out some of the difficulties that we have grappled with, and recognised the integrity of all the parties. The hon. Member for Dundee, East (Stewart Hosie) welcomed the changes that have been made to the Bill. I am happy to reassure him about the massive extra investment that we have put into the security services to strengthen our intelligence capacity and capability. He mentioned intercept evidence, and we will continue to keep that matter under review, as I know that it is of concern right across the House.
The right hon. and learned Member for Rushcliffe (Mr. Clarke) again raised some of the issues that he raised yesterday. I can reassure him that this is not about gesture politics. The measure on offences preparatory to terrorism is really important. On direct and indirect incitement, we do not have indirect incitement on the statute book at the moment. Also, there are differences between the terrorism that faces us now and the terrorism that we have faced in the past. Certainly the emergence of suicide bombers is something that we have not seen in the past, and it presents a real challenge for us to deal with.
The hon. Member for South Staffordshire (Sir Patrick Cormack) asked for further information and briefing. As I have said, I think that the papers provided by Andy Hayman were extremely useful—
It being four hours after the commencement of proceedings on Third Reading, Mr. Deputy Speaker put the Question already proposed from the Chair, pursuant to Order [ 26 October].
Question agreed to.
Bill accordingly read the Third time, and passed.


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Q: How to disable list elements for one cycle? I wrote a password generation script, it ensures that 2 characters of the same type cannot appear behind each other: "12" or "ab" are not possible. It always have to be different types, like "1a" or "a%" or "aB".
I currently use this to achieve it:
# l1 - l4 are the last 4 symbols, l5 the current.
# n1 - n5 are just ones and zeros, depending if l on that position is a number
# For the problem I describe here just l5 and l4 would be necessary, but I have different 'policies',
# if you want 2 or 3 characters of the same type behind each other

if (l1.isupper() and l2.isupper()) or \  # characters upper
        (l2.isupper() and l3.isupper()) or \
        (l3.isupper() and l4.isupper()) or \
        (l4.isupper() and l5.isupper()) or \
        (l1.islower() and l2.islower()) or \
        (l2.islower() and l3.islower()) or \
        (l3.islower() and l4.islower()) or \
        (l4.islower() and l5.islower()) or \  # characters lower
        (n1 and n2) or (n2 and n3) or (n3 and n4) or (n4 and n5):  # consecutive numbers
    return False

While it does work its rather slow, because if the function returns False a new random character is sampled and tested again until a valid character is found.
I have thought about instead of having one giant string of characters ,
char_list = ['A', ...'Z', 'a', ...'z', '0', ...'9', '!', ...'+']  # !...+ are symbols like !§$ and others

I could split it into types, like so:
char_list = [['A', ...'Z'], ['a', ...'z'], ['0', ...'9'], ['!', ...'+']]

The generator could pick one of the lists, then sample a character and simply disable this type for the next iteration. This should be much faster because it wouldn't be possible to have the same type twice in a row. I however have no idea how to implement this 'disable for one cycle' thing.
Full code: https://pastebin.com/ZJkaKcni

A: Well you could do something like this, I'm sure it is not the most performance optimized solution but is fairly fast, although I don't know what is slow/fast for your usecase:
import random
import string

def generate_password(length):
    password = ""
    char_pools = [
        string.ascii_lowercase,
        string.ascii_uppercase,
        string.digits,
        string.punctuation,
    ]

    prev_pool = None
    pool = random.choice(char_pools)
    for _ in range(length):
        while pool == prev_pool:
            pool = random.choice(char_pools)
        password += random.choice(pool)
        prev_pool = pool

    return password

From cryptographic perspective though I'm not sure if this is a safe solution, since you already give a hint to the attacker. If they could identify a character from the password, they were able to presume the next set of possible characters which can lead to a decryption already faster than a brute-force attack.


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UPDATE: Philippi Police K9 Troll retires from the force
Philippi Police K9 set to retire in 2020
Updated: Fri 3:54 PM, Jan 10, 2020
PHILIPPI (WDTV) -- UPDATE 01/10/20 @ 3:16 p.m.
The Philippi Police Department's K9 Troll officially hung up his leash Friday.
The City of Philippi celebrated Troll's retirement at City Hall, according to the city's Facebook page.
Troll was with the department for over 3 years, the post says. He had to retire due to health issues.
"Officer Troll has been a true asset in the Philippi Police Department," the city wrote. "Congratulations Troll and we hope you enjoy your retirement here in Philippi."
Troll's work at the department has lead to hundred of arrests, led police to major drug dealers, and is credited in helping almost completely eliminating major drug dealing in the downtown area.
The Philippi Police Department announced a special retirement today.
The department's K9 Troll will hang up the leash in 2020.
Pat Jones and staff at Delta Cooling made a generous donation towards a new K9 for the department.


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In every business, there are set goals and objectives to be met. For that to happen, an employer has to look for the right employees for execution and implementation. However, it's not always mandatory that employees will break their back to ensure the quarterly reports are splendid.
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Sunday Newsletter 2001-38Su.
[John] Writing this introduction a week or so in advance of its actual transmission is usually a pretty safe endeavour. Last week I commented on the war that is brewing against terrorism. As one would expect, the political, military and public stances change almost daily, making my opinions (presented to you, our avid reader, a week after they are written) seem out-of-date by the time you read them. If I comment on a particular course of action that America and its citizens may take, and then the process fails to manifest itself or alters its direction, I look like an uniformed idiot ranting like most of the daily newspapers of North America. These same newspapers seem to try to develop stories which are based mostly in fact, but which are also based on conjecture. This conjecture is often manipulated the very next day by publishers and editors to conform to their wishes and opinions.
Please note that I neither condone nor ridicule this process — it is merely a process to which we have become accustomed over the past generation as we watch the print media try to compete with the likes of CNN and other instant-news services. We can watch CNN on any given night when there is a major event happening and we accept its reports as gospel... only to arise the next morning to a totally different scenario which we just as readily accept! My conclusion is that we are relatively suspicious of the printed word (which, if used properly, should be the most accurate source of news, if not the quickest) when compared to what is happening this minute, brought to us by live reporters with real sound and pictures to reinforce their statements. Remember, in many cases it is not the reporters who write the scripts they read. Rather it is the "higher ups" in the news organization orchestrating a promotional ploy to embellish a 15-second video account with five minutes of carnage or outrage for fodder.
With that out of the way, I hope most of you understand the frustrations of letting a mass of people, like yourself, into my thoughts, regardless of whether you agree with them or not. I can't appear on your television screen with a video running behind me. I also don't have a bevy of writers trying to construct a message that will neither offend nor be misinterpreted — I have only Craig to make my vociferation that much more understandable. I would love to read your thoughts... each and every one of you. I do read everything that crosses my desk or, I should say, that appears on my screen, but I don't always have the time to respond. If you have something to say — anything — please send it to me at john@factscanada.ca. Craig also appreciates feedback, and you can harass him at craig@factscanada.ca.
Until next week. I hope the world travels down the intellectual road as opposed to the emotional one, and each and every one of you is relatively happy and can enjoy your next issue of FactsCanada.ca.
\\ TABLE OF CONTENTS //
\ Question of the week
\ Biography — Glenn Herbert Gould
\ Quote of the week
\ Fact of the day
\ Also born this week
\ It happened this week in history
\ Place names — Belcher Islands, Nunavut
\ Answer to this week's question
\ Preview
\ Links and resources
\ Legal and subscription information
\\ QUESTION OF THE WEEK //
As usual you can find the answer to the following question near the end of the newsletter. I will make it short and sweet.
He started his musical career as lead singer for a rock group in the 1970s, then he launched a successful solo career that included the albums "Shakin' Like a Human Being" and "Rockland". Who is he?
Hint: Think of the group Max Webster.
\\ BIOGRAPHY //
Glenn Herbert Gould
Although Gould's musical gifts were apparent by the time he reached the age of three, he was not cursed with the mantle of a child prodigy. This was because he continued to refine his skills during his early life, rather than perform.
Born in Toronto, Ontario, on September 25, 1932, Gould studied piano under his mother when he was two-years-old. By the time he reached the ripe old age of three, his prodigy status had manifested itself, but only within the realms of the Gould family. His talent was only natural — after all, he came from a very musical background. His mother was a music teacher specializing in the piano, while his father was an amateur violinist. His lineage includes the famous Norweigian composer Edvard Grieg (known for the two Peer Gynt Suites, his most famous works), who was a first cousin of Gould's grandfather on his mother's side of the family. The young Gould also was born with two other traits essential to his musical development: Absolute pitch, and the ability to read staff notation (music) before he was five years-of-age. Absolute pitch perception is the identification of the pitch of a single note without relating it to another note. Some performers only have what is termed relative pitch.
Gould first attended a live musical performance at the age of six. He recalled later that this was the last performance of the Polish-born, American pianist named Josef Hofmann. This performance created a lasting impression and the encouragement for Gould to pursue the career path he was born to follow. If one word could possibly summarize Gould's life from this point on, it would be "passion" — for Gould isolated himself and worked towards being what many consider the greatest musician ever born in Canada and perhaps the most masterful, if not eclectic, pianist the world has ever known. By the age of ten he had a tremendous feeling and loving affection for music — it was a total and almost all-consuming passion. He knew what he wanted to accomplish in his life and the sacrifices he would need to make to accomplish these goals. At this time (remember he was only ten) Gould began lessons at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. He competed in and won piano competitions at the age of 12 and the next year (in 1945) passed the associateship examination for a solo performer with the Royal Conservatory. The next year (1946) he passed his music theory examination and was awarded a diploma with the highest honours at 14.
Although Gould become a legend, he stopped performing live concerts by his early 30s. What mattered to him then was the redirection of his energies towards innovative ways to communicate music through the mass media. When he stopped giving concerts in 1964, at the age of 32, his friends and closest colleagues feared he would lose his eminence in the international music world. With extraordinary foresight, however, he consolidated his career's work through his recording label (CBS Records) and influenced a whole new generation of performers and listeners. Through his illuminated and stimulating interpretations of the music of a variety of composers, in particular that of Johann Sebastian Bach, Gould probed and investigated the sometimes controversial nature of his extensive musical repertoire, which resulted in intensely personal recreations of classical works that became milestones in the evolution of musical interpretation and performance.
Gould's passion for using media technologies to communicate his ideas began at the outset with his association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. In addition to his numerous performances on the CBC, Gould broke new artistic ground with his documentaries, radio and television essays, and performances. Now republished, his writings reveal a profound musical insight and a stimulating area which is of interest among new audiences, for Gould was one of the most unconventional classical musicians (or entertainment personalties) of his day. He was also an accomplished writer, authoring or inspiring plays, novels, musical compositions, arrangements, scripts, interviews and poems that numbered in the hundreds. He did not confine himself to the English language, but published these works in French, German, Italian and Japanese, lending credence to the notion that music is indeed the language of all nations.
During his life, Gould received hundreds of awards and prizes. Many more were bestowed on him posthumously, including awards and tributes from every cultural institution and from many levels of government. Glenn Gould died suddenly at the age of 50 at his birthplace (Toronto, Ontario) on October 4, 1982. It was only his second week at the age of 50, and he died of a massive stroke.
GlennGould.com
Glenn Gould on Mozart
Glenn Gould Archive
Short biography of Edvard Grieg
Short biography of Josef Casimir Hofmann
J.S. Bach Bibliography
\\ QUOTE OF THE WEEK //
"From the first, critics had no difficulty recognizing his talents: 10 omnipotent fingers at the command of a musical intelligence that made light of the most fearful musical challenges." —Alan Rich on Glenn Gould after his death.
\\ FACT OF THE DAY //
The assistance and aid offered by Canada and its citizens during the recent attacks on America and its way of life is not an isolated event. There have been many times in the past where Canadians have opened their homes, arms, hearts and even pocketbooks to help America and Americans in need. I am reminded by long-time reader Cynthia of Canada's role, albeit one that was not planned, which saved six Americans (four men and two women) from 358 days in captivity.
On November 4, 1979, the American embassy in Tehran, Iran, was overrun by what can be described as 3000 people, mostly students, who were at best confused by the messages they were receiving from both the American media and their own authorities. Initially they held 66 American citizens hostage. Blacks and women were released, leaving 52 hostages, because the students felt that blacks had suffered from oppression in the United States, and because they did not wage war against women. There were no plans in place to have this ordeal last more than a couple of days, but it became evident as 1979 ticked over into 1980 that this was to be a long, drawn-out affair.
Kenneth D. Taylor was Canada's ambassador to Iran during the occupation of the American embassy, and oversaw the rescue of six American citizens by seeing to it that they were supplied with Canadian documentation. These six, by a stroke of luck, had managed to simply walk out of the American embassy during the confusion of the hostage taking. They hid for four days before making their way to the Canadian embassy and asking for sanctuary.
The situation in Tehran was very tense. Ken Taylor knew that if the Iranians found that Americans were being hidden in the Canadian embassy, Canada would be perceived as an enemy and the Canadian Embassy would be next. He made contact with Ottawa and told them of the situation. Ottawa agreed with Taylor's decision to grant sanctuary and immediately set to work on a plan to get them out. This involved issuing Canadian passports to the Americans, and 79 days of waiting as the Americans pretended to be visitors. Finally, on January 28th, 1980, the six Americans flew away to safety, about a year before the rest were released. On January 20, 1981, after 444 days in captivity and on the last day that Jimmy Carter was President of the United States, the remaining hostages were released.
This fact about the six Americans rescued from the hostage ordeal is one of the highlights of Canada's political past. It remained a secret for some time — to this day many are still not aware of the freeing of this half dozen early in the hostage crisis. To them, however, I'm quite certain that the extra year of freedom has made a great deal of difference to their lives. There is much more to be remembered of this incident, and I encourage all of you to look into some of the history. You can begin by accessing the link provided below.
US-Iranian Relations and the Hostage Crisis
\\ ALSO BORN THIS WEEK //
John James Kinley, engineer, businessman and lieutenant-governor of Nova Scotia (1994-2000), born in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, September 23, 1925.
Louis Rubinstein, athlete, early figure-skating star and sports administrator, born in Montreal, Quebec, September 23, 1861.
Nancy Ellen Garapick, swimmer and Olympic medalist, born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, September 24, 1961.
Joseph-Adelard Godbout, agronomist, professor and premier of Quebec (1936 and 1939-1944), born in St. Eloi, Quebec, September 24, 1892.
Joseph Martin, lawyer and premier of British Columbia (1900), born in Milton, Canada West, September 24, 1852.
Henry Robert Emmerson, lawyer and premier of New Brunswick (1897-1900), born in Maugerville, New Brunswick, September 25, 1853.
Ian Dawson Tyson, part of folk-rock duo Ian and Sylvia, born in Victoria, British Columbia, September 25, 1933.
Ron Stewart, athlete and Canadian Football Hall of Fame member (June 25, 1977), born in Toronto, Ontario, September 25, 1934.
Sir Louis-Olivier Taillon, lawyer and premier of Quebec (1887 and 1892-1896), born in Terrbonne, Quebec, September 26, 1840.
William Pugsley, lawyer, premier (1907) and lieutenant-governor (1917-1923) of New Brunswick, born in Sussex, New Brunswick, September 27, 1850.
Herbert Alexander Bruce, surgeon, military officer and lieutenant-governor of Ontario (1932-1937), born in Blackstock, Ontario, September 28, 1868. Bruce founded Toronto's Wellesley Hospital, and was appointed special inspector-general of the Canadian Army Medical Corps overseas in 1916. He died on June 23, 1963, just short of his 95th birthday.
Catherine Robbin, opera singer (mezzo-soprano), born in Toronto, Ontario, September 28, 1950.
Jean-Claude Lauzon, director, script-writer and filmmaker, born in Montreal, Quebec, September 29, 1953. Tragically he died in a plane crash near Kuujjuaq (or Kuujjuak), Quebec, on August 10, 1997, one month shy of his 44th birthday.
FactsCanada.ca map of Kuujjuaq, Quebec
\\ IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK IN HISTORY //
September 23, 1877 — Indian Treaty 7 was signed by Indian Commissioner David Laird, Commissioner of the North-West Mounted Police James Farquharson Macleod, Chief Crowfoot of the Blackfoot tribe, and many other chiefs. This treaty went a long way to solidifying the respect and unification of all factions.
September 24, 1984 — Although New Brunswick's coat of arms were granted by Queen Victoria on May 26, 1868, the crest, supporters, compartment and motto were not granted until this date by Queen Elizabeth II.
September 25, 1926 — Although his first and second terms were interrupted by only a few months, Mackenzie King began his second of three tenures as this nation's prime minister on this date.
September 25, 1985 — The Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology opened to the public. It was later (June 28, 1990) that Queen Elizabeth II bestowed the "royal" title on it.
September 26, 1867 — At a convention in Kingston, Ontario, the National Lacrosse Association was formed — the first of many sports organizations whose origins can be traced back to the 19th century.
September 27, 1995 — Acting on a tip, Vancouver RCMP raided an East End house and seized 150 kilograms of cocaine and nearly $200 000 in cash. A drug trafficker named Eugene Uyeyama becomes an informant. On December 21, 1995, Uyeyama and his wife Michele were brutally murdered in their Burnaby home just east of Vancouver. Colombia's Cali cartel are suspected.
September 29, 1972 — The final game in the Canada versus Soviet Union hockey series of 1972 was played. Better known today as the "Summit Series", it was the eighth and final game played on this date that gave Canada the series victory, albeit by the smallest of margins. Losing 5-3 going into the third period, Phil Esposito and Yvan Cournoyer tied the game at five goals each, opening the door for one of the most cherished sports memories in Canadian history. It was Canada's Paul Henderson who scored the final goal with only 34 seconds remaining in the game, giving Canada four wins, three losses and one tie in the series. It was also an eye-opener, as Canadians realized they were no longer the world's unchallenged bastion of hockey supremacy. (For a brief article on the "Summit Series", please see FactsCanada.ca issue 2000-13Su.)
\\ PLACE NAMES //
Belcher Islands, Nunavut
Once a part of the Northwest Territories, The Belcher Islands now fall within the borders of Canada's newest territory, Nunavut. Actually, all islands located in Hudson Bay now fall within the jurisdiction of Nunavut. Despite being located in Hudson Bay some 1100 kilometres south of the Arctic Circle (and about 140 kilometres west of Quebec), the islands definitely display all the signs of an arctic environment. With a total area of around 3000 square kilometres, they are the largest land masses located in Hudson Bay.
Although composed of about 1500 islands, most of them very small, Flaherty, Tukaruk, Weigand and The Bakers Dozen Islands are the most prominent of the lot, with Flaherty being the largest. Sanikiluaq is the only permanent settlement on the islands, and is located on the northern section of Flaherty Island. Although the Inuit have inhabited the islands for as many as 1000 years, they are most certainly descendants of the Thule culture. Without getting too far into this Pandora's box of information, the Thules were people who migrated from its namesake in Greenland, and are descended from the Norse and the Vikings.
The Inuit inhabitants of the Belchers are the last group of Inuit to gain knowledge of the existence of life elsewhere — they have simply not been in contact with Canadians from the mainland.
FactsCanada.ca map of Belcher Islands, Nunavut
Population Trends of Gulls and Arctic Terns in the Belchers
Legal description of the Nunavut Settlement Area
Information on Sanikiluaq, Nunavut
\\ ANSWER TO THIS WEEK'S QUESTION //
Above I posed the question: "He started his musical career as lead singer for a rock group in the 1970s, then he launched a successful solo career that included the albums "Shakin' Like a Human Being" and "Rockland". Who is he?"
Answer: Kim Mitchell.
Originally born in Sarnia, Ontario, on July 10, 1952, Kim Mitchell won Juno Awards for the most promising new artist in 1983, and won the male vocalist of the year in 1990. His hit, "Go for Soda", was the theme song used by Mother Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) in the United States in 1985.
Max Webster
\\ PREVIEW //
Next Sunday I'll ask you a question about suffrage, and profile James McGill and Longueuil, Quebec. Of course, my usual features will also be included.
[Craig] There's not much for me to add this week. This newsletter is the one you should have received on the Sunday just gone. John has already submitted this Sunday's Newsletter to me for editing so, as long as I get my act together, I should have it to you this Sunday (which would be a radical concept).
FactsCanada.ca -- http://www.factscanada.ca
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Hello! It's Meghann Andrew, and I LOVE Valentine's Day! I love giving and receiving gifts, letting someone know how much I care, and especially, crafting for the sweetest of holidays! I'm a stamper at heart, and when I saw the tall and thin sans-serif Large Jane font alongside the handwritten Chloe, I knew that they would be perfect on Valentines!
These sweet and simple cards came together in just minutes, with a few products from the January kit and extras!
Let's start out with the simplest card. If you can stamp, you can create this layered and lovely greeting! The teal polka dot pattern from the All My Heart 6 x 6 Paper Stack provided just the color I needed on the background. I stamped "be" and "my" in teal ink using the solid Large Jane Alphabet Stamp, then added "valentine" below in an orchid purple using the Chloe Alphabet Stamp. To frame my sentiment, I backed the white cardstock with a thin, orchid cardstock frame, tied it with baker's twine and adhered to my card front using dimensional adhesive. The only thing left was to add a few puffy stickers from the Sweetheart Puffy Stickers sheet.
This card was so much fun to put together! I started off by stamping a column of "XO's" using the Large Jane Alphabet Outline Stamp onto smooth, white cardstock, then I offset stamped the Solid Jane Alphabet X's and O's using teal and pink ink. I fussy cut my column and backed it with some teal cardstock, before adhering to my gray polka dot background from the All My Heart 6 x 6 Paper Stack. I topped the column with a label from the January 2019 Kit and added the Chloe stamped and fussy-cut "love you" sentiment to the top. Three small dots from the Sweetheart Puffy Stickers finished off the card.
This card may be the most time-consuming in the trio that I'm sharing today, but it only takes minutes to create. After stamping "love" onto my white cardstock background using the Large Jane Alphabet Outline Stamp, I cut out the center of the letters using a craft knife. I then used a border punch to add a scalloped border to the edges, being sure that my "love" word was centered. Next, I added acetate to the back of the word before stamping "you" in pink ink using the Chloe Alphabet Stamp. I then tied teal twine around this cardstock piece. On my white card front, I added small strips of the pink grid paper from the All My Heart 6 x 6 Paper Stack to the sides. After adding dimensional adhesive to the back of my cardstock around the word "love" and in each corner. I placed a few sequins on my card front and laid the "love you" piece on top, being sure that the dimensional adhesive made a good seal around the sequins. The only thing left to add was the white puffy heart!
I hope I've inspired you to play with the Jane and Chloe Alphabet Stamps to create some lovely Valentines for the ones that you love this month! Thanks for stopping by!


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SARAH CAYIA
Daily Point of Light # 2823 Nov 30, 2004 By jaytennier
Sarah Cayia, 14, an eighth-grader at Reeds Brook Middle School, created "Boxes for Bosnia," a school-wide campaign that collected 10 large boxes of school supplies for needy Bosnian schoolchildren.
While Sarah's father was serving with the National Guard in rural Bosnia, he wrote home about a poor, war-ravaged school his unit was trying to help. Sarah immediately wanted to help, too. "I decided I wanted to help my dad and his unit make these kids' school life just a little bit better if I could," she said. Sarah presented her idea for a school-supply drive to her teacher and homeroom class, and volunteers began to sign up to help. They found pictures and other information about Bosnian children on the Internet, and used the material to decorate collection boxes and make promotional posters.
Sarah's teacher taught a lesson on Bosnia to all seventh-grade students, and Sarah and her volunteers placed boxes in every classroom. They also wrote a newsletter article, produced an advertisement for the school television station, and spoke to each homeroom class. After retrieving the filled boxes, the group sorted and packed the donated items, then delivered everything to the National Guard armory for shipping. "The most memorable part of this project was when my dad sent me pictures of how happy the children were when they saw all of the school supplies," said Sarah.


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Three Questions About Christ's Sinlessness
by Robert Letham | Dec 19, 2021 | Knowing Jesus the Hope of the Ages
Knowing Jesus the Hope of the Ages
Question: How real were Christ's temptations? Is there a distinction between His temptations and ours?
Answer: Temptation cannot be defined in terms of the capacity of the one tempted to succumb. Temptation is enticement to sin from whatever source. On this basis, Christ endured stronger temptations than we do, since no one has resisted them as He did. A person walking into the teeth of a force-9 gale feels the stresses and strains far more than the one who goes with the flow. Moreover, Christ took the form of a servant, humanity in a low condition, living in a world torn by sin and decay (Hebrews 2:13-18).1
19th century American Presbyterian theologian, W. G. T. Shedd, addressing the objection of whether a person who cannot sin can really be tempted to sin, says: "This is not correct; any more than it would be correct to say that because an army cannot be conquered, it cannot be attacked. Temptability depends upon the constitutional susceptibility, while impeccability depends upon the will."2 Oliver Crisp has a sporting analogy: it is a foregone conclusion that an invincible boxer will win, but in order to do so he must put up a fight against a real opponent.3
This simply refers us back to the question of the nature of temptation and what its sources are. As a working definition, I have proposed that temptation is incitement to sin, from whatever source that incitement arises. We face onslaughts from three sources: the world, the flesh, and the devil. The key for us is the flesh. Temptations from without meeting an answering response from within. There is always something within us that finds such inducements attractive in varying ways, depending on our differing predilections for particular sins. Often, we do not need external stimuli to draw us to sin. There is enough within us to lead us astray without our looking elsewhere.
With Jesus, temptation came from without—from the devil and from the world around Him. Nevertheless, this was still temptation. It was still inducement to break the law of God. If anything, He felt it more fiercely than anyone else. He endured the uninhibited fury of the devil seeking to divert Him from the course prepared by the Father (Matthew 4:1-10). The stronger the resistance, the more forceful the buffeting, and no one felt temptation more than He. It is enough that He was induced to sin. The twin forces of the devil and militant human opponents were quite sufficient, for His steadfast resistance made their enticements unremitting in their fury.4
Question: Is there a distinction between impeccability and temptability?
Answer: Yes; temptability relates to the capacity to face an incitement to sin, whereas impeccability refers to the impossibility of responding positively to such incitement. As Bavinck indicates, the struggle Christ faced in temptation was not nullified by His being impeccable, since the latter was ethical and had to be demonstrated in an ethical manner.4
Crisp draws attention to the argument of Anselm that Christ had the capacity to lie, but was incapable of doing so.5 Anselm considers that Christ could have told a lie if He had willed to do so. However, He could not will to lie.6 In this there is a distinction between Christ having the capacity to sin, since He was human, and the impossibility of His sinning due to His obedient will. Crisp compares this to a fragile champagne glass, capable of breaking but protected by secure wrapping that prevents this outcome.7
Question: Is the possibility of sinning a defining characteristic of humanity?
Answer: This is not sustainable. The redeemed in heaven can hardly have the possibility of sinning, as their status is secure. Yet this, apart from its exemplification in Christ, will be the quintessence of what it means to be human, freedom consisting in the total deliverance from sin.
However, Bruce Ware and John McKinley suggest the possibility that temptation may still exist in heaven, but they agree that the redeemed will resist it.8 If we suppose that such temptation might occur, it would support the point that genuine temptation is compatible with impeccability. However, the idea is entirely speculative, and there are strong countervailing reasons. From what source would such temptations arise? It could hardly be from a corrupt nature, which would be eradicated by glorification. The world, in its rebellion against God, would no longer be present, while the devil would be cast into eternal fire. It is hard to see what forces there might be that could pose such a threat.
However, the point at issue if peccability for the redeemed were involved in that scenario would be the possibility of the failure of eschatological salvation, of being cast out of heaven, of another fall. The whole sense of Scripture is that this is ruled out. If the quintessence of being human is found in heaven and consists, among other things, in freedom from the possibility of sinning, it follows that impeccability of itself does not undermine the humanity of Christ in His state of incarnate weakness prior to the resurrection.
Thomas Morris has an important proposal in his distinction between an individual essence, a cluster of properties essential for an individual to be the entity it is, and a kind essence, which he considers to be a cluster of properties without which an individual could not belong to the natural kind it exemplifies. In terms of the latter, he suggests that "there are properties which happen to be common to members of a natural kind, which may even be universal to all members of that kind, without being essential to membership in the kind."
Many critics have employed what Morris calls "the look around town approach." As you look around town, you observe that every human being has certain properties in common, among which is the property of being sinful. To conclude that being sinful is an essential part of human nature is to miss this distinction. Being sinful is common to humans as they are, universally so, but it does not follow that it is essential to being human.9 We may conclude that since a sinful condition is not essential to being human, the argument that impeccability undermines the reality of Christ's humanity and the genuineness of His temptations fails.
Herman Bavinck, Our Reasonable Faith, trans. Henry Zylstra (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker, 1977), 329.
Shedd, Dogmatic Theology, 2:336.
Crisp, God Incarnate, 133.
For a detailed analysis of temptations of various kinds, see Crisp, God Incarnate, 122–36.
Bavinck, RD, 3:315.
Crisp, God Incarnate, 132–33
Anselm, Cur Deus homo? 2.10, in Brian Davies, Anselm of Canterbury: The Major Works (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998), 326.
Thomas V. Morris, "The Metaphysics of God Incarnate," in Oxford Readings in Philosophical Theology, vol. 1, Trinity, Incarnation, and Atonement, ed. Michael Rea (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009), 216.
Robert Letham( Contributor )
Robert Letham (PhD, University of Aberdeen) is professor of systematic and historical theology at Union School of Theology. A Presbyterian minister with twenty-five years of pastoral experience, he is the author of books such as The Work of Christ; The Holy Trinity; and Union with Christ, and a range of articles published in encyclopedias and journals.
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