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Q: Python : Print list of list as tables I am new to python and was going through a problem. I have a text file which I read into a list and then divide it into chunks or "teams". The number of sub lists are created based on the number of teams I want. All this is done. But I want to print it out in a nice tabular format. Ive looked into the following questions this, this and this, but they are not what I ma looking for. Ive even looked at pypi modules PrettyTable and DataGrid.
My final list looks like this:
['name9', 'name2'], ['name4', 'name11'], ['name10', 'name3'], ['name7', 'name6'], ['name5', 'name8'], ['name']]

I print it out like this:
for i in range(len(l)):
    print "Teams{}\t\t ".format(i+1),
print
for x in itertools.izip_longest(*l, fillvalue="."):
    print "\n"
    t =  "\t\t ".join(str(i) for i in x)
    print t

Which results in:
Teams1        Teams2          Teams3          Teams4          Teams5          Teams6

name9        name4       name10      name7       name5       name

name2        name11      name3       name6       name8       .

Is there any way I can get an output like this:
Team 1      Team 2      Team 3      Team 4      Team 5      Team 6
-------------------------------------------------------------------
name9       name4       name10      name7       name5       name
name2       name11      name3       name6       name8       .

And just align them properly?

A: Alternatively, if you don't want to use a third party library:
from itertools import izip_longest

data = [['name9', 'name2'], ['name4', 'name11'], ['name10', 'name3'], ['name7', 'name6'], ['name5', 'name8'], ['name']]

length = max(len(name) for names in data for name in names)
gutter = 5

format_string = '{{:<{}}}'.format(length + gutter)

print ''.join(format_string.format('Team {}'.format(x)) for x in range(len(data)))
print '-' * len(data) * (length + gutter)
for names in izip_longest(*data, fillvalue='.'):
    print ''.join(format_string.format(name) for name in names)

Produces:
Team 0     Team 1     Team 2     Team 3     Team 4     Team 5
------------------------------------------------------------------
name9      name4      name10     name7      name5      name
name2      name11     name3      name6      name8      .

A: This uses the string method ljust() to left-justify each item instead of relying on multiple tabs and custom print endings (placed into an if block in the interpreter so you can see the whole table at once):
>>> if 1:
...     print "".join(  ("Teams" + str(i+1)).ljust(10) for i in xrange(10))
...     print
...     for x in itertools.izip_longest(*l, fillvalue="."):
...             print "".join(str(i).ljust(10) for i in x)
...
Teams1    Teams2    Teams3    Teams4    Teams5    Teams6    Teams7    Teams8    Teams9    Teams10

name9     name4     name10    name7     name5     name
name2     name11    name3     name6     name8     .

A: Use prettytable
from prettytable import PrettyTable

teams = ['team%d'%(x+1) for x in range(len(l)) ]
x = PrettyTable(teams)
for i in itertools.izip_longest(*l, fillvalue="."):
    x.add_row(i)
x.vertical_char = ' '
x.junction_char = '-'

print(x)

---------------------------------------------------
  team1   team2    team3    team4   team5   team6
---------------------------------------------------
  name9   name4    name10   name7   name5    name
  name2   name11   name3    name6   name8     .
---------------------------------------------------

lines = x.get_string().split('\n')
output = '\n'.join(lines[1:-1])
print(output)

team1   team2    team3    team4   team5   team6
---------------------------------------------------
name9   name4    name10   name7   name5    name
name2   name11   name3    name6   name8     .

A: It can be done by building everything line by line:
teams = {'Teams 1': ['name9', 'name2'],
         'Teams 2': ['name4', 'name11'],
        'Teams 3':['name10']}

print teams

line1 = []
line2 = []
line3 = []

for key, value in teams.iteritems():
    line1.append(key)
    line2.append(value[0])
    if len(value) == 2:
        line3.append(value[1])
    else:
        line3.append(".")

def build_row(line, max_width=20):
    linef = ''
    for i in line:
        spaces = max_width - len(i)
        linef += i
        linef += ' '*spaces
    return linef

row1 = build_row(line1)
print row1
print '-'*len(row1)
print build_row(line2)
print build_row(line3)

>>>
Teams 1             Teams 3             Teams 2
------------------------------------------------------------
name9               name10              name4
name2               .                   name11

A: why not string formatting https://docs.python.org/2/library/string.html#format-specification-mini-language
l = [['name9', 'name2'], ['name4', 'name11'], ['name10', 'name3'], ['name7', 'name6'], ['name5', 'name8'], ['name']]
cell = "{:<10}"

for i in range(len(l)):
    hdr = "Teams{}".format(i+1)
    print(cell.format(hdr), end="")
print("\n")
print("-"*60)
for x in zip_longest(*l, fillvalue="."):
    t =  "".join(cell.format(i) for i in x)
    print( t + "\n")

sorry I was using python 3.4 so my print requires ()

A: Try tabview: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/tabview/.
It can be used both as a cli tool as a python module:
import tabview as t
a = [["a","b","c"], ["d","e","f"]]
t.view(a)


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Goal accomplished: Arizona Cardinals safety Tyrann Mathieu to play Week 1
Sep 8, 2016, 5:13 PM | Updated: Sep 13, 2016, 8:42 am
Arizona Cardinals free safety Tyrann Mathieu (32) during an NFL preseason football game against the Denver Broncos, Thursday, Sept. 1, 2016, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
(AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
BY CRAIG GRIALOU
TEMPE, Ariz. – The Honey Badger is back.
How do the Arizona Cardinals know this? Ask around.
"It's about two interceptions every day (in practice)," head coach Bruce Arians said. "He flies around and makes every check and has the energy and the passion that he always has."
"He had his hand on three balls today in practice," added defensive coordinator James Bettcher. "He's running around practice, playing fast, doing a great job communicating. He's where he left off last year."
And where safety Tyrann Mathieu left off in 2015 earned him his first Pro Bowl selection and first-team All-Pro honors after recording 89 tackles, a sack, five interceptions (one returned for a score), 16 passes defensed and a forced fumble; all of which he did in 14 games before a season-ending knee injury in Week 15 at Philadelphia.
Missing those final two games of the regular season and then the entire postseason run to the NFC Championship Game was tough, but come Sunday when the Cardinals host the New England Patriots in the season opener, Mathieu will be on the field, likely starting nearly nine months after tearing the ACL in his right knee.
"That was the goal all along, all through rehab, this whole offseason and then coming back in training camp for a couple of practices, making a few plays, so I've been having some highlights along the way," he said, standing at his locker Thursday. "I always knew I would be ready. I worked with some great doctors. Our trainers did a great job, so I always knew I would be ready for game 1."
This is the second major knee injury in three years Mathieu is returning from. In 2014, he rebounded from two torn ligaments in his left knee suffered as a rookie. That season Mathieu played with a brace, one that appeared to limit his play-making abilities.
Mathieu is no longer wearing a brace on the left knee, but now he'll play with one on the right knee.
"Last time, it was the first time he was ever hurt," Arians said. "This time, it was a lot easier. He's played in a brace before, and it's a better brace this time. Better technology, so it's easier for him."
Mathieu had said over the summer that he wouldn't play against the Patriots unless he was 100 percent healthy. Fast-forward to Thursday, and when asked if he was 100 percent, Mathieu paused four seconds before responding, "I'll be out there, so we'll see."
It should be noted Mathieu has not shown up on the injury report this week, no doubt a good sign.
Even at less than 100 percent, Mathieu, who said he expects to line up "all over the place" on the field, is better than many fully healthy players. His talents and football instincts are that good. Plus, his mere presence should have a dramatic impact on the team, the fans and atmosphere in general.
"Just from a moral standpoint, losing him last year was like a kick to the stomach," receiver Larry Fitzgerald said. "We're glad that's behind us, and we're glad he's back 100 percent. He's going to be out there playing with his hair on fire like he always does on Sunday."
Said cornerback Patrick Peterson: "I am ecstatic to have my, I guess, my partner in crime back on the field with me. Looking for nothing but big plays for him."
Mathieu, who is the game's highest-paid safety after signing a five-year contract extension last month, expects nothing less out of himself as well.
"If I'm out there, I'm going to make some plays," he said.
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Car hits pedestrian on sidewalk in Rancho Peñasquitos
Woman taken to hospital after being hit on Black Mountain Road near Carmel Road early Sunday morning
RANCHO PEÑASQUITOS —
A pedestrian was seriously injured Sunday when she was hit by a car that drove onto a sidewalk in the Rancho Peñasquitos neighborhood, police said.
Medics responded to a call shortly after 7 a.m. on Black Mountain Road and Carmel Mountain Road, where they found an unconscious woman with injuries to her face, San Diego Police Sgt. Robert Hawkins said.
Hawkins said a Nissan Sentra was traveling south on Black Mountain Road when it veered to the right, striking the curb. The car continued onto the sidewalk, damaged a fence, then struck a pedestrian. The victim, in her 30s, was rushed to Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla.
The car continued a short distance down the street where it came to a stop. The driver fled the scene, but was later contacted by officers and arrested.
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I'm doing a stint behind the wheel at @genderlogindia on Twitter next ^this^ week.
The topics I plan to focus on are women in the workplace in professions that on the surface seem to have a fair amount of gender balance, but which nevertheless see discrimination happening. From conversations I've had, this can be of a more subtle nature than what one would see in more traditionally chauvinistic work areas, but it exists all right.
I was wondering whether (a) you have any suggestions for things I should read on the topic, and link to, connected with gender and these area of work and (b) whether I can call on you to chip in on the discussions when they happen?
Let me know, and also do please pass the word?
Leave suggestions here, or tweet me at zigzackly or email me.


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The Forgotten Conservative
Posted by Socrates in communism, conservatism, fake opposition, jewed culture, John Birch Society, Marxism, Revilo P. Oliver, Socrates, William Pierce at 1:23 pm | Permanent Link
VNN hasn't forgotten Revilo Oliver (although granted, there is less focus on him here on the front page than on Pierce, mainly for stylistic reasons):
[Article].
(Also, re: Oliver and the John Birch Society: read about "The Neutralizers" by Birch Society founder Welch in which he says that anti-Semitism is merely a diversion from anti-Communism. Hah-hah. Funny stuff in light of historical fact).
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13 Responses to "The Forgotten Conservative"
Oliver and the John Birch Society came to a final parting in July 1966, after a speech by Oliver, "Conspiracy or Degeneracy?" which he delivered at the New England rally for God, Family, and Country. In this talk, Oliver asked whether the failure adequately to confront Western decline stemmed more from biological degeneracy or conspiracies that aim at our destruction. Suggesting that the former was more likely, he asked his audience to imagine that the Jews, a group he held in the forefront of the anti-Western conspiracy, "were vaporized at dawn tomorrow." Would not the problems that had led to the present crisis, Oliver thought, soon recur?
The complete speech is available here:
http://www.revilo-oliver.com/Audio/rpo19660702_Conspiracy_Or_degeneracy.mp3
It's a pity that Oliver never considered other causes of Western decline than biological degeneration or conspiracy. He gets tantalizingly close to understanding what the problem is, but never quite arrives. At around minute 16, the quoted passage occurs, and by minute 18, he is pining for a return to the golden age of the white man's technology, which he places at the beginning of the twentieth century. Dr. MacDonald gets closer, admitting that "modernity", i.e., the growth of the global technological system since around that time, has played a role in the West's decline, although he weights the Jews a more important cause. Why, he does not say. By contrast, the technophilic Dr. Pierce, as far as I remember, never in any of his addresses attributes the West's decline to anything but the action of Jews. Dr. Oliver here derides that view as inadequate to explain the rise and fall of civilizations generally.
Ultimately, Oliver pessimistically concludes that the main problem may be that whites may have lost the will to live. The talk makes references to racial differences genetics – a topic that was just beginning to be understood at the time of his address – but is surprisingly egalitarian for a so-called racist. He says that "evil" is found among all races, and if he understood that such things as the intense raciality of Jews, as opposed to whites, has a genetic basis and may well be basis of their ascendancy over whites during this period, he doesn't even hint as much. Like Drs. Pierce and MacDonald, he is basically a technophile, and shares their naïve faith in "progress", although in the part of this speech where he offers a nightmare vision of a possible future based on the work of a Jew named Seidenberg, he also seems to realize that human devolution as an outcome of the growth of the technological system is a real possibility. Absent from any of these men's thoughts is the idea of technological necessity found in Ellul. Inexplicably for men of such scientific casts of mind, they seem to think that human will is absolutely free, and that a given stage of technological development implies nothing about what will follow. But this is quite obviously wrong. The insatiable desire for MORE drives the technological system's expansion. It would therefore be impossible, as Dr. Oliver indicates would be optimum, to simply arrest technological development at the level of 1909 or so. On the contrary, it was about that time that the white man's quest for resources to feed his wonderful invention of technology brought him fully into contact (and into conflict) with the rest of the races of the world. For reasons of history, culture, and genetics, he was unwilling to simply exterminate those other races, and from that moment on, his fate was sealed. In a familiar pattern, repeated endlessly throughout history all over the world, the establishment of economic relationships with subject peoples led to the granting to them of political rights, which has led to social and finally genetic mixing with them. In a sublime irony, the white man's will to live, as embodied in the expansion of the technological system, has brought him face to face with his own racial extinction.
Jan L Says:
24 September, 2009 at 1:10 am
Oliver was one of the greatest thinkers and writers ever, but the writer of this article, Nesta Bevan, is not particularly bright. He don't seem to have understand much of what Oliver tried to say.
This, for instance, is pure stupidity: "The notion that his own opinions were merely that—opinions—rather than the expression of a primordial racial consciousness seems not to have occurred to him."
Stronza Says:
I haven't listened to the speech yet.
You don't necessarily need subject peoples getting all kinds of rights, which would lead to subsequent race-mixing. Multicult or monoethnic, it seems to me that the situation is more a case of technology producing easier lifestyles; this promotes pathological laziness; and then just about everyone (except those who can see what's happening & take the trouble to live correctly) gets degenerate & debased – and it all comes apart at the seams.
Some time later, a few hardy souls decide that this is all very bad and lead a revolution towards health, wholeness and decency once again. Takes a long time, though.
While this is an omelet impossible to unscramble because of so many factors all intertwining and building one upon the other, still I'd say that maybe this depraved human condition can happen to all races & ethnic groups. Which is indeed occurring everywhere; in our case it's just faster and more obvious.
O*R*I*O*N Says:
I read Oliver's "The Origin of Christianity".
It's a good read, but perhaps a little dry for 21st century propaganda purposes.
Maynard Says:
I know that this is off topic but today is my birthday and I want to say some things to "old dutch"( poster on this blog)! First of all my Father is Russian and Polish and my Mother is Sicilian! I am a white separatist! I was raised Roman Catholic in northwest Ohio. I grew up with southern "carpetbaggers" and "Hillbillies"! One of the carpetbaggers (could have been a hillbillies but I was 5) raped me as a 5 year old child. They came up here and stole our jobs and treated us like shit! The Hillbillies idea of a "GOOD TIME" was to get drunk and kick the shit out of people, especially the one' who called them "Hillbillies!
You can say what you want, but I am a WHITE MAN and I want to see our race survive. Being from an Italian family, I had my Mom and my Dad and my brothers and sisters and my cousins, uncles, aunts, second cousins etc., etc., etc. On my Dad's side, my grandfather escaped the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia! He came to America! My Polish grandma escaped as well.
Old Dutch: You can call me a Dago and the Catholics (I am now an Agnostic) names and I can call you a "Hillbilly". When are we going to come together as the white race?
PPS We must fight the tyranny in our land! Alexander S. (can't spell his last name) said: "It the people would have resisted. Taking up shovels or axes (guns where taken away) maybe the "jack boots" would have lost their taste for genocide !
Tim McGreen Says:
Dr. Oliver had a great intellect, but a GREATER intellect would've found a way to make his arguments more succinct and understandable to a wider audience while using an economy of words, a la Thomas Paine.
Angryyoungman Says:
@ Tim McGreen
You are right about the greatest philosophers reaching to the common man. But let's not kid ourselves, if we ever take power there MUST be a ruthless Meritocracy. The average white person, even the highly intelligent, will only look 20 years into the future, and for their own families benefit.
I admit that I am not fully literate when it comes to the Greek Classics, or Roman. Compared to Joe six-pack, I wouls be brilliant since I would recognize the names of those great teachers.
It would be folly, though, not to wish that our sons would be fully versed in such tradition. Since North American Whites are Euro-mutts, a solid education in the various European philosophies and traditions would be highly desirable.
Excuse me, "would be brilliant since…"
I agree with you, sir, a Meritocracy is what will be needed in any future White Aryan State. No more "lucky sperm club", where undeserving idiots and ne'er-do-wells with names like Kennedy, Gore, Bush and Hilton get special treatment and privileges simply because of the family they were born into. And no more inherited wealth, either. If you die rich, your money goes to the State, not to your spoiled brat offspring. Let them make their own fortunes through their own efforts. No one would get any special treatment unless they've PERSONALLY earned it.
28 September, 2009 at 12:33 am
Why would anyone try to attain wealth if they knew the government would just steal it from them when they die? Just because you inherit a pile of $ doesn't automatically mean you are going to throw it around on high living. Nothing wrong with being rich, either.
In any case, I'd rather see lazy heirs wasting their money than see it go to the State.
keebler Says:
Mister Oliver was too enlightened and too smart to be a conservative. Oliver was a free thinker. Backward people like Limbaugh who bend their knee for Jews are conservatives. Rush couldn't shine Revilo's shoes.
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I disagree. In an ideal White Aryan Republic, there would be no spoiled, neurotic cunts like Paris Hilton living a life of wretched excess on some dead relative's dime while millions of other Whites struggle to survive. Also in such a society, the fortunes of dead zillionaires could not be put into any so-called non-profit foundations, either, where they are safe from the taxman and are always used to fund all kinds of liberal, anti-Whitel organizations and causes.
We have to stop idolizing the rich as if they were somehow better than everyone else. And if they will not voluntarily give something back to the system that made it possible for them to be rich in the first place, then it will be taken away from them. The rich are swine, anyway. Their only loyalty is to their money and to their class, they couldn't give two shits about the plight of their less fortunate fellow Whites.
Ein Says:
4 October, 2009 at 6:17 pm
"We have to stop idolizing the rich as if they were somehow better than everyone else. And if they will not voluntarily give something back to the system that made it possible for them to be rich in the first place, then it will be taken away from them."
You do have a good point there, especially about foundations that posthumously seem always to be taken over by extreme left-wing groups, even if it's going completely against the benefactor's wishes (eg. Henry Ford).
But if they were to give it all away within their lifetimes, as apparently Bill Gates has announced he wishes to do, just look at the list of non-white causes he is giving money to! Never a dime to whites or white countries. Soros, Buffett, and so many others too.
Ultimately, I don't know that it matters very much whether they give it away now, or if somebody else gives it away for them later.
It's highly "fashionable" and rewarding to give money to leftist, anti-white causes and be applauded as a great philanthropist . But anyone wishing to be remembered as a 'humanitarian" would never give it to whites and risk being labeled a racist.


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1000 block of Westridge Drive, 9:23 p.m. Aug. 15 A resident reported seeing a mountain lion run across her driveway and onto her neighbor's property.
Dumbarton Avenue and Middlefield Road, 1 a.m. Aug. 19 A male returning to his vehicle was attacked and robbed of his gold chain, cellphone and wallet containing $300. Estimated loss was $1,360.
South of Highway 92, 9:19 a.m. Monday A Montara man, 27, accused of tagging a wall along a bike trail with "some kind of animal" was cited and released.
300 block of Sand Hill Court, 11:51 a.m. Monday A residential burglary report was taken.
1100 block of Alma Street, 1:08 p.m. Monday A homeless man, 47, in possession of stolen property was cited and released.
500 block of Forest Avenue, 7:05 a.m. Aug. 25 Police arrested a 55-year-old woman on domestic violence charges.
4290 El Camino Real, 9:30 a.m. Monday Savings bonds were reported stolen at Crown Plaza Palo Alto.
518 Bryant St., 2:40 p.m. Monday The cash register key at Three Seasons Restaurant was reported stolen.
1700 block of Middlefield Road, 1:48 p.m. Monday A rifle was found.
Myrtle Road, 11:45 a.m. Monday Cat medicine was reported stolen.
Bayswater Avenue, 5:18 p.m. Monday An elderly male reportedly asked a boy on his way home from school lots of personal questions.
California Drive, 10:08 p.m. Monday Items, "thousands of dollars' worth," were stolen from a vehicle.
North Eldorado Street, 4:06 a.m. Sunday A resident saw someone breaking into a neighbor's vehicle.
Washington Street, 1-8:37 a.m. Sunday A vehicle was stolen.
2001 Chess Drive, 10;59 a.m. Sunday A Home Depot employee's credit card was stolen and used at Target in Mountain View.
215 E. Second Ave., 12:05 a.m. Monday After hitting a parked vehicle at St. Matthew Apartments, a male abandoned his Volkswagen Jetta and ran off.
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No matter what you're afraid of — snakes, spiders, slasher flicks or public speaking — the brain follows its instincts. In this video, Abigail Marsh, associate professor of psychology at Georgetown College, explains how multiple pathways in the brain can trigger a response to fear. When you see something scary, a bundle of brain cells triggers the amygdala, which then releases cortisol thereby increasing stress.
Within a few seconds, your whole body gets involved. Nerve cells start to release endorphins and dopamine, the neurotransmitter best known for ushering in a "feel good" sensation. Soon, the initial feeling of fear passes and your body begins to calm down and your brain's frontal cortex is able to release signals that tell you to calm down.
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İnebolu est une ville et un district de Turquie situés dans l'ancienne Castamonie (Kastamonu en turc, Paphlagonie dans l'Antiquité).

Géographie

Inebolu est un port sur la mer Noire, la ville s'étirant en longueur sur six kilomètres entre celle-ci, au nord, et l'extrémité occidentale de la Chaîne pontique, très boisée, au sud. La ville même abrite  habitants (le double l'été, et  dans le district d'Inebolu entier) et vit du tourisme, de la pêche et de l'industrie du bois. Administrativement elle est l'un des 20 districts de la province de Kastamonu. Le climat est méditerranéen l'été, mais continental l'hiver, avec des chutes de neige fréquentes.

Histoire

Elle s'appelait Abonou dans l'Antiquité, et fut la patrie d'Alexandre d'Abonuteichos (Abonou-teichos : l'"enceinte d'Abonou"). Celui-ci était un prophète néopythagoricien qui fonda le culte du « Nouvel Esculape », le serpent à tête semi-humaine Glycon, qui devait répondre aux attentes de ses contemporains, car il se propagea jusqu'à Rome, dans tout l'espace danubien et la Syrie. Ce culte se caractérisait par le secret, l'initiation, le silence pendant les rituels, des fêtes à mystères et la résurrection symbolique d'un prophète. Selon Lucien, les chrétiens et les épicuriens ne pouvaient pas être initiés (Alexandre, 38 : « à la porte les chrétiens, à la porte les épicuriens »). Lucien déclare avoir rencontré personnellement Alexandre et le dépeignait comme un charlatan, intelligent mais sans scrupules, qui tirait profit de la mode des oracles, florissante au . Quoi qu'il en soit, il entretenait à Rome de bonnes relations qui le conduisirent pendant le règne d'Antonin le Pieux à faire rebaptiser Abonou en Ionopolis (Inebolu). C'est pourquoi, sous les règnes d'Antonin le Pieux, de Caracalla et de Maximin le Thrace, on frappa à Rome des monnaies dont le motif était le serpent Glycon rendant des oracles. Le culte survécut jusqu'au milieu du , puis disparut avec la christianisation de l'Empire, mais la superstition que rencontrer un serpent est, selon la position de celui-ci, un « signe », perdure jusqu'à nos jours.

Au , İnebolu devint l'apanage de l'émirat de Gazi Çelebi, avant d'intégrer au siècle suivant l'Empire ottoman. Pendant la période ottomane, l'administration française y avait installé un bureau de poste (avec la mention « Ineboli en Castamonie »), car la ville appartenait au pachalik de Kastamonu devenu, en 1867, le vilayet de Kastamonu. Pendant la guerre d'Indépendance turque (1919-1922), la ville a servi de base de ravitaillement à l'armée de Mustafa Kemal, ce qui lui a valu la médaille de l'Indépendance en 1924. En 1925, Mustafa Kemal y a prononcé le  sur l'importance de l'éducation et des vêtements modernes.

Les Grecs pontiques chassés d'İnebolu après le traité de Lausanne (1923) se sont réfugiés à Athènes où ils ont fondé le quartier d'Inepolis à Néa Ionía.

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'Risk' Game Wears His Patience Until It Wins Him, Family Over
May 4, 2020 by Adam Gertsacov Leave a Comment
I didn't really want to play Risk, but I felt a little trapped.
My son brought it up a few nights ago and said, "It's Family Game Night! Let's play!" And then my wife said, "Great!"
So I capitulated, groaning loudly. We started the game.
It's not that I don't like Risk. When I was a kid, I loved it. My best friend in second (or maybe it was third) grade, Paul Squizzero, had the game and on Saturdays, I would go to his house, and we would stage rollicking battles on his kitchen table with his family while his mom made us bologna and ketchup sandwiches, which I absolutely loved.
But the thing about Risk that I don't particularly like is the element of luck. You can have 20 guys in Mongolia and only one in Siam, and with the right rolls, that one guy in Siam could end up winning. It's not the power of the Siamese training forces. It's just plain luck. When I was younger I saw some kind of majesty in that, the romanticism of the one fighting for his ideals, but now, when I think of it, it just seems that it is one guy is forestalling the inevitable. He won't be able to win, he should just give up. Is this the difference in outlook between youth and middle age?
And the rolling, and the changing of armies, and the decision making, the game can be just interminable. It just tries my patience. Boy, I sound like a cranky old man!
But here we were, playing through it. I was grinning and bearing it, like a good dad should. To be truthful, I was probably grimacing more than grinning. I was dealt terrible countries, and my son, bless his little Siamese heart, is an amazing roller.
That first night, it got to be about 9, and we were only about a quarter through the game. I was in third place, far behind, and my wife was way ahead. (She's very good at strategy games, and she's a very lucky roller.) We left the board as is, set up on our dining room table, and over the next two days we ate around, over, and through the table, anywhere but where the game was set up. Each time we played a few rounds, and things were moving. I made an incursion into North America. My son gained Australia. My wife gained South America, and then turn after turn would lose one country only to gain it again.
After three days on and off of this, my son was in the lead. I thought about giving up multiple times.
Risk Day 3: The Final Conquest.
We played a quick round in the morning. I conquered North America! I set up strong borders. I let my wife and son duke it out — she got greedy and tried to swallow Europe whole, but couldn't quite do it, and my son took it right back. The cards kept on escalating. We had to stop at my turn so that I could go to a telemedicine doctor's appointment, and my wife could get some work done.
After dinner, we sat down to play, one final time, agreeing we'd finish it off. I had warmed up to the game again. I was in it to win it. I fortified my borders. I took over most of South America from my wife. I managed to take my son's continents away while keeping two of my own. My wife didn't have enough firepower to do anything, flaming out on a spectacular set of rolls against my son. I told you he was a lucky roller!
My son turned in cards and got 62 armies. He annihilated my wife's armies and grabbed her cards. He tried to invade North America through Greenland and failed. He tried to make an incursion into South America through Brazil and failed. He decided not to try Alaska, and let me take my turn. I turned in my cards for a total of 68 armies, and proceeded to romp through Asia, Africa, and Europe, and Australia, taking all of his continents away from him.
Rather than continuing to push my luck, I left strong troops in each of the continents and fortified my borders. I thought my was going to win over the long haul, but he took a look at the board, realized that he was in for a much longer, sloggier mess than he had realized, and decided to give up! I emerged victorious!
The moral of our game-playing foray
There are actually a few morals that I can think of:
Never get into a land war in Asia. (Check)
Spending time with my family is fun!
It turns out that forestalling the inevitable will work when your opponent is young and impatient.
You should not always listen to your inner voice. I had a fun time playing Risk, even though I groaned when it was proposed (I am sure that EMERGING VICTORIOUS had something to do with that.)
Risk is as much about knowing when to stop as it is about taking actual risks.
I'm also a lucky roller, and I get it from my family.
A version of this first appeared on Dadapalooza. Risk board game photo by soapbeard on Foter.com / CC BY-ND
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WASD - up/left/down/right, Movement, crouch, menus etc.
Left mouse button - Dig, Place a block, fire weapon. Use shift to dig or place to background instead.
The UI to rebind keys in-game is not implemented yet. However, you can rebind your keys (and set some other things as well) by manually re-writing values in the "ilb_config.txt" file located in your save folder. Run the game at least once for this file to be created. You can access your save folder quickly by searching for "%localappdata%\Graybeard Games\It Lurks Below". The full path is "c:\users\ <your name> \AppData\Local\Graybeard Games\It Lurks Below". The key codes can be found at "https://wiki.libsdl.org/SDLKeycodeLookup". Use the decimal values.
You may also use https://it-lurks-below.github.io/remapper/ to help with generating the config file.
When you start, walk around the world picking up (right clicking) everything you possibly can.
On Survival mode, work through the quests quickly, and after getting the Homestone, delve down to get more food.
Also on Survival mode, don't eat raw food if you can help it. Cook it first. Note that the higher your Survival Rank is, the more feed you gain by cooking.
Don't worry about where you put the workbench, anvil, etc. You can move those later. Actually, you can carry them around all the time.
If you're having trouble with a boss (other than Vile), skip it for a while and come back when you're more powerful.
You can change the gem socketed in your armor by simply socketing a new gem. The old one will be placed back into your inventory.
Make sure to invest survival skill points in improved picks (copper and mithril especially) early. They speed up digging.
You can use arcing wands to mine. They are wonderful.
Creative mode is easier - monsters are less chalenging, there's no hunger, no invasions, and no corpse runs. And you have access to various blocks from the start.
Time: 1 in-game hour takes 30 seconds in real life (each 15 minutes lasts 7.5 seconds). This leads to an easy calculation of "number of real-life minutes" * 2 = "number of in-game hours".
Time: For example, 12 IRL minutes = 24 in-game hours.
Farming seeds drop from monsters, chests and seed bags.
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We think it's unlikely that investors will end up redeeming their cash from Moore Capital after today's insider trading arrest.
Based on first blush, this doesn't look to be Raj, so there won't be great opportunities for shorts to play the liquidation.
Still this gives us a good chance to examine Louis Bacon's investing profile.
Here are the fund's last reported top-10 holdings, according to Stockpickr. Notice they're super-heavy on financials.
Moore Cap has just said that no client funds were involved in the possibly illegal trades, so again the possibility of a liquidation is unlikely.


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Job Strain
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By Josh Fredman
What Can You Do When Your Manager Is Abusing Employees?
How to Deal With Too Much Workload
Negative Effects of a Heavy Workload
What Are the Pros and Cons of an Employee's Attitude at Work?
How to Resolve Dissension at the Workplace
Job strain as a workplace phenomenon has important consequences for the success of a company and its employees. Many people quit because of it, and others suffer in their performance -- sometimes so badly that they have to be fired. Employee turnover, stress and low motivation all hurt a company's bottom line. By identifying sources of job strain and working to alleviate it in yourself and your employees, you can protect your business against the risks of a corrosive psychological scourge.
As with many generalized terms, "job strain" has no formal, consistent medical definition. In a qualitative sense, job strain refers to the physical and psychological hardships that go along with a job when a worker has inadequate power to respond to the demands and expectations imposed upon her. The topic has both economic and health ramifications and remains of scientific interest to researchers. Attempts to show a connection between job strain and disease have met with mixed results, owing in part to the ambiguity of the concept.
Job strain takes many forms. Some workers get stressed because they have to wake up early every day to get to work on time or they face a difficult commute. Oftentimes, workers have troublesome relationships with their coworkers or bosses. Others have a disregard for the company itself, especially when they feel alienated by the corporate culture. Very commonly, workers struggle when their superiors expect them to perform their work with inadequate resources or issue contradictory rules that become onerous if not impossible to follow. Some workers get stressed because they fear a layoff or termination. Occasionally workers experience job strain because their jobs are physically grueling. In every case, the common thread is a sense on the worker's part that he must repeatedly do something stressful to him and that he has no power to change it. Job strain differs from the concept of occupational hazards, which consist of objectively dangerous aspects of a job that may be stressful.
Burnout and Illness
Job strain has two primary consequences, burnout and illness. Burnout can seriously hinder a worker's productivity. She won't try as hard or go the extra mile to excel. She won't be looking to solve problems because burnout means she has one of her own. Eventually, she may not even care enough to do an adequate job -- cutting corners, committing more errors and developing behavior problems. Illness, meanwhile, can destroy a worker's financial security and even her life. Studies have linked job strain to everything from depression to heart disease. If you still have her on staff when she gets sick because of job strain, her health care and sick days can cost your company a lot of money. Even if she leaves before that happens, it's not good to maintain a work environment that sickens your workers.
Solution-Oriented Mindset
Many employers don't understand that job strain typically doesn't result from bad character on the part of employees. It usually results from bad company practices. If you fire your employees once they begin to suffer from job strain, you won't fix the problem; their replacements can develop it, too. Instead, work to reform your business culture. Make your employees feel safe in confiding their problems to you or to their managers, and listen to them when they give you that vital feedback. Your challenge is to take their input and reconcile it with your company's need to earn healthy profits. Sometimes the solutions cost money up front, but recognize the long-term benefits of reduced turnover and higher employee motivation.
Harvard Women's Health Watch: Job Strain and Heart Disease Risk in Women
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health: Job Strain, Job Demands, Decision Latitude and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease Within the Whitehall II Study
The Journal of the American Medical Association: Job Strain and Risk of Recurrent Coronary Events
Josh Fredman is a freelance pen-for-hire and Web developer living in Seattle. He attended the University of Washington, studying engineering, and worked in logistics, health care and newspapers before deciding to go to work for himself.
How Job Security Influences Job Satisfaction & Performance
Factors Influencing Absenteeism in a Workplace
Employee Attitude Vs. Job Performance
The Disadvantages of Being Friends With Bosses & Coworkers
What Are the Benefits of Demoting Employees?
Valid Reasons to Fire an Employee
How to Deal With a Degrading Boss
Training for the Prevention of Workplace Burnout
Signs of Good Employee Work Relationships
1 How Job Security Influences Job Satisfaction & Performance
2 Factors Influencing Absenteeism in a Workplace
3 Employee Attitude Vs. Job Performance
4 The Disadvantages of Being Friends With Bosses & Coworkers


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Rom Com Staples NYT Crossword
January 9, 2023 June 10, 2022 by Revolver Rani
Rom Com Staples stanozolol cycle length NYT Crossword It's that time of year again – the New York Times Rom Com Staples NYT Crossword! If you're like most people, you probably spend a good chunk of your day puzzling over this daunting puzzle. But with a little bit of ingenuity, you can shave off precious minutes and rack up points in the process. Here are five rom com staples that will help you out on your next crossword attempt.
What is a rom com staple?
A Rom Com Staples NYT Crossword is a movie genre that is typically characterized by light-hearted romantic comedy. These films typically feature an attractive couple who are trying to overcome typical problems that occur in relationships. Some of the most popular rom com staples include: movies such as "Love Actually," "The Fault in Our Stars," and "You've Got Mail"; TV shows like "Sex and the City" and "Friends"; and books like "The Notebook" and "To All the Boys I've Loved Before."
How can you use Rom Com Staples NYT Crossword?
The best way to use rom com staples in your crossword puzzles is to find a word that is commonly used in these movies. For example, in the puzzle "Hollywoodagent," the answer is "spy." In "Sleepless in Seattle," the answer is "bed." Other examples include "date" from "When Harry Met Sally" and "moon" from "The Little Mermaid."
What are some other popular crosswords with rom com staples?
-Clue: A popular romantic comedy.
-Scrabble: Words with a double meaning related to romance.
-Jumble: Words that can be difficult to spell or understand when paired together.
I hope you all had a great weekend! In this article, I've put together a list of rom com staples that you can use in your next crossword puzzle. From love scenes to witty one-liners, these classic scenes will have your friends and family applauding along with you at the finish line. So get ready to solve those crosswords like a pro and add some fun and flirty flair to your favorite pastime.


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This study seeks to explain the socio-economic and political-strategic underpinnings of the involvement of ECOWAS in resolving the Ivorian conflict, in order to provide opportunities in terms of strategies and prospective actions. Based on a qualitative method of collecting and analyzing data, the theoretical issues of this study tested the application of the principle of the responsibility to protect and the theory of just war to understand the rationale behind ECOWAS intervention. The key results of the study show that such structural issues as identity, political, and economical problems (the feelings of inequality, the collapse of the economy, the struggle for the exercise of state power) affect and hinder ECOWAS intervention to restore security, peace and democracy. The failure of ECOWAS diplomatic mediation in the settlement of post-electoral conflict led to involvement of the UN (ONUCI) and France. The study reveals the need for ECOWAS to rethink its conflict resolution paradigm. To be effective in conflict resolution ECOWAS must integrate governance in its strategies and focus on the building of a political union in order to strengthen democratic values.


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The Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships is a yearly open competition event in South Africa which incorporates all aquatic disciplines under the auspices of Swimming South Africa: swimming, water polo, diving, synchronized swimming and open water swimming. The events are held in major cities across South Africa in April and provide the basis for selection for teams to represent South Africa and compete at the FINA World Championships, All Africa Games, Commonwealth Games and the Olympic Games. Each sport has its own championships, for example the 2022 SA National Swimming Championships, which combined are a given year's Telkom SA National Aquatic Championships.

Editions

2016–2021

2022–2024
The following are the planned Championships for 2022 thru 2024.

2011
In 2011, the open water swimming was held at Marina Martinique, Jeffreys Bay from 17–18 April.

In 2011, the event was held on 11–16 April at Newton Park, Port Elizabeth.

See also
 Sport in South Africa
 List of swimming competitions

References

External links
Telkom's sponsorship of swimming on their official website

National swimming competitions
National championships in South Africa
Swimming in South Africa


The third edition of Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants, sponsored by S.Pellegrino and Acqua Panna, will be unveiled on September 23rd in Mexico City.
Virgilio Martinez' Central restaurant in Lima, Peru, was crowned as the Best Restaurant in Latin America (dish pictured above) with Astrid Y Gaston in second and D.O.M taking third in 2014 as well as Alex Atala taking the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Stay tuned for more updates on Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants as and when they're announced including the 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award. For now, here's the full list of Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants from 2014.


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Emma Watson on BBC1 tonight? [March 13, 2015]
Don't miss @rednoseday tonight on @BBCOne from 7pm... You might see a familiar face... #RND15
— Emma Watson (@EmWatson) March 13, 2015
I've copied and pasted the programme, and bolded the parts where I think Emma could be concerned, if she's the familiar face she's talking about. But it would be weird if she wasn't.
7.00-8.00:
Lenny Henry and Davina McCall kick off the evening with a brand new Mr Bean sketch starring Rowan Atkinson alongside guest stars Ben Miller and Rebecca Front. Plus the culmination of Dermot O'Leary's 24 hours of non-stop dance and the announcement of the winner of The People's Strictly with Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly.
David Walliams joins Davina on hosting duties and introduces a special instalment of The Vicar of Dibley, which sees Geraldine finding herself in the frame to be the next female bishop and facing stiff competition from some very famous faces. Plus Mr Khan, music from Ella Henderson and highlights of Peter Kay's sell-out Phoenix Nights Live.
9.00-10.00:
John Bishop joins Davina on hosting duties as Little Britain returns, featuring David Walliams' patronising carer Lou and his new friend Professor Stephen Hawking, and guest star Catherine Tate. Plus music from Sam Smith and a live sketch starring John, Davina, David and Eddie Izzard.
10.40-11.30:
There's more laughter from the London Palladium as the fundraising spectacular continues, with stars including Claudia Winkleman and Sarah Millican. There is also sketch comedy from Stephen Fry, Miranda Hart, Sheridan Smith and a horde of other national treasures.
11:30-1.00
The comedy gets edgier as we head late into the night, with performances from Russell Brand, Doc Brown and Trevor Noah. And finally, a live sketch from Cardinal Burns takes viewers through to the night's conclusion as the fundraising total is revealed.
Radio 1's very own Comic Relief hero Greg James takes viewers later into the night with an hour-long celebrity-packed extravaganza which gives a behind-the-scenes look at how the legendary night of TV comes together, featuring exclusive interviews from the star-studded cast of thousands who've made this year's show such a success.
David Walliams shares his experience of filming with the legendary Professor Stephen Hawking for Little Britain, Stephen Fry gives us the lowdown on being a national treasure, Ben Miller reveals all about the return of Mr Bean, and there's much more Red Nose Day gossip to fuel the fundraising and even more laughter.
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Senior Spotlight - Daegiona Wilson, South High School
South High School senior Daegiona Wilson is a great example of a student who has made the most of her high school experience.
She is known for her athletic skills in track, cross country and basketball, but she is also a student who helped make her school a better place as student body president, and serving on the Principal's and Superintendent's Advisory Councils. She was also one of two students selected to advise the district on the school calendar and this year was named a 2019 Young Achiever by the Wichita Business Journal. This was in addition to working as a lifeguard, being an AVID student, participating in JROTC, and being a member of the school's drumline.
Despite having some family challenges, Wilson worked hard in high school balancing several extracurricular activities and volunteer positions at local nonprofits while taking challenging courses.
Her hard work has paid off. She was named a 2019 Horatio Alger State Scholar and received a $10,000 scholarship, received the Hixson Scholarship from the University of Kansas, and was a top 11 finalist in Wichita State University's Distinguished Scholarship Invitational.
She has decided to pursue a career in journalism and plans to attend Southwestern College on the full-ride Moundbuilder Scholarship.
Her ultimate goal is to become a sports commentator on ESPN.
Her advice for other students is to focus on what you want to accomplish.
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Known simply by some as 'The Rock', this hangar-style bar and eaterie in Amsterdam North offers fine food, drink and good times with waterfront views over the IJ.
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Under "Manage Other Team", click Transfer Teams.
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What does ascetic mean?
A person who practices self-denial and leads a simple, severe life without luxuries or pleasures, usually for religious reasons.
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She was also a Christian ascetic and kept a small colony of virgins in her home. Orosius then tells a story of a Visigoth who found an elderly Christian virgin taking refuge in a church and demanded she g...
Well virgin and virgins in the context they are used is to describe women who never had sex (biological virgin) We must remember that a nun can be a virgin but every nun doesn't to be a virgin
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Broski Ciderworks and Kaminari Ramen are teaming up for quite the pop-up event. See Friday.
Broski Ciderworks and Kaminari Ramen
Jesse Scott | June 20, 2019 | 8:17am
Avocado Grill has always been a snazzy spot in West Palm Beach. Well, it's getting a little snazzier. On Thursday, the bright and airy restaurant known for its raw bar, small plates, and ceviche will celebrate a redesign grand opening. In addition to new chandeliers and art throughout, enjoy live tunes as well as food and drink specials all night long. 5 p.m. Thursday at Avocado Grill, 125 Datura St., West Palm Beach. Admission is free.
Broski Ciderworks is yummy enough on any given night. But on Friday night, its Ramen Pop-Up with Kaminari Ramen will make for a special treat. The Japanese street food concept will be onsite serving up a variety of dishes made with Broski ciders. For the cider diehards, Broski will release a plum cider dubbed Plum Krazy. You'd be... krazy to miss out on this night. 6 p.m. Friday at Broski Ciderworks, 1465 SW Sixth Ct., Pompano Beach. Admission is free.
We have a lot of outdoor boat shows in South Florida. But, with temps hovering around the low-90s, who the hell wants to be outside? Fortunately, there's an indoor boat show in West Palm Beach all weekend long — the West Palm Beach Boat Show — and it will be adequately air-conditioned. In total, the show will boast more than 200 powerboats and accessories. Stop mooching off your boat-owning friends and start shopping! Friday through Sunday at South Florida Fair, 9067 Southern Blvd., West Palm Beach, eventbrite.com. Admission costs $10.
Sure, you can shop along the ocean all the time. But this weekend is your first opportunity for a unique shopping experience along the New River. History Fort Lauderdale's first-ever New River Marketplace is Saturday morning and features more than 50 vendors selling all kinds of cool things. From antiques to art to jewelry to clothing, you'll definitely find a new knick-knack. When you're done shopping, hit History Fort Lauderdale's nearby museums for a cool history lesson. 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday at the New River Inn, 231 SW Second Ave., Fort Lauderdale; historyfortlauderdale.org. Admission is free.
It's trivia time. What singer is known as El Sol de México (The Sun of Mexico)? It's the one and only Luis Miguel. Next year the Latin pop icon will celebrate his 50th birthday. But before that happens, he'll rock a show at BB&T Center on Saturday. We'd need about 20 pages to summarize his accomplishments, but let's summarize by saying he has 22 studio albums and won his first Grammy when he was 14, for his famed "Me Gustas Tal Como Eres" duet with Sheena Easton. 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the BB&T Center, 1 Panther Pkwy., Sunrise; ticketmaster.com. Tickets cost $55.70 to $158.
You may have some class, but you won't have some Klass unless you're at Blue Martini in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday. The Haitian konpa group is on the heels of releasing its new album. The band's summer tour is taking it to islands, Paris, and up and down the East Coast. If you've never been to a Klass show, get ready to move. 7 p.m. Sunday at Blue Martini, 2432 E. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Admission costs $30.
Your talents are wanted at Riverside Market's Plantation location on Monday. Whether it's comedy, poetry, jams or even live-painting, there's never a dull moment during Open Mic at the Riverside Market. Even if you're not willing to share your talent, you're bound to be entertained. And, to help make any experience that much more enjoyable, there are hundreds of beers available at Riverside, too. Cheers! 8 p.m. Monday at Riverside Market Plantation, 6900 Cypress Rd., Plantation. Admission is free.
The Disrupt Festival is coming to WPB on Tuesday.
Megan Thompson
Get stretching, because your moshing is needed in West Palm Beach on Tuesday. The Rockstar Energy Disrupt Festival kicks off at 1 p.m. on Tuesday at Coral Sky Amphitheatre and runs all damn day. Headliners include The Used, Thrice, Circa Survive, The Story So Far, and Andy Black amid a slew of other bands. While this might be a bit edgier than the now-defunct Warped Tour (R.I.P.), it's great to see the mid-summer, sweaty, moshy vibe alive and well in 2019. 1 p.m. Tuesday at Coral Sky Amphitheatre, 601-7 Sansburys Way, West Palm Beach; ticketmaster.com. Tickets cost $19.99.
What's a lot better than whining? Wining! On Tuesday, you can wine the night away with a special Kenwood Vineyards Wine Dinner at Bistro 1001 in WPB. This yummy affair includes lionfish, gazpacho, a lobster fra diavolo, chicken Osso Bucco, and vanilla pudding spread, with different Kenwood wines to complement each course. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Bistro 1001, 1001 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach; bistro1001.com. Tickets cost $68.
A shoutout to all the wonderful organizations that help our furry friends out there! Among them is 100+ Abandoned Dogs of Everglades Florida. On Wednesday, the group will have a Meatballs & Martinis Fundraiser, with proceeds benefitting its diverse operations. Your admission not only goes to a great cause — it also includes a martini or vodka drink, complimentary meatballs, riceballs, and turkey balls. 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Anthony's Runway 84, 330 SE 24th St., Fort Lauderdale. Tickets cost $26.
Jesse Scott is a freelance writer for Miami New Times covering culture and entertainment. He moved to Fort Lauderdale in 2016 and previously resided in (and played ungodly amounts of roulette in) Sin City. He is a native of Fredericksburg, Virginia, and has covered entertainment for his hometown newspaper, the Free Lance-Star, for more than 15 years.
Twitter: @jesseRscott
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import processing.RecognitionMachine;

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import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.FocusEvent;
import java.awt.event.FocusListener;
import java.text.ParseException;

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