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Boxing and family. Meeting Gabriel Maestre
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It's 11.00am, and a wet and sticky heat overwhelms all. In days like this, any movement means an effort for everybody, and it's very difficult to find a good mood. However, a smile welcome us when we get out of the jeep in front of the boxer's hotel in Vargas, Venezuela, the host city of the American Confederation Boxing Championships.
A man wearing a colorful Venezuelan tracksuit waits under the strong tropical weather. This quiet and friendly man is Gabriel Maestre, Venezuela's last Pan American Games Welterweight gold medalist.
After shaking hands with a short introduction, Maestre guides us to the hotel gym between nervous laughs. He doesn't like interviews. Despite being a real champion and a role model for the Venezuelan youth, he isn't used to being the focus of attention.
Once he wears his boxing trunks and starts warming up for the photo shoot, his shyness disappears. His eyes, elusive before, become bright and determined, while his hands and feet start dancing in the gym. Maestre is in his element.
At 28, the captain of Caciques de Venezuela is a quiet man. Aware of his origin, his success in the ring didn't change him. The son of a master builder and a housewife, Maestre was born and grew up surrounded by his three siblings (two girls and one boy) in the poor neighborhood of "La Aduana" in Barcelona. "There are always dangers in the neighborhood, but in time it has calmed down. There are bad and good people everywhere," he says.
He adds that he enjoyed a happy and quiet childhood. "I played ball with my brothers and friends. I always loved baseball, a popular sport here. My parents enrolled me in a team called "Caimancitos". But boxing arrived, and there wasn't anything more for me with baseball."
It was his cousin who took him to the gym for first time. Maestre was 13, and he recognises that if his cousin didn't "get out him of classes and enrol him in boxing," he wouldn't be the same now. There was not always support at the beginning. Between emotional laughs, he remembers the annoyance of his mother when he arrived home after his first boxing match with a black eye. "She always told me to stop boxing because there are a lot of punches," he remembers.
His wife, whom he met at school, also didn't like the idea of seeing her husband in the ring. "At the beginning she didn't like it. But when I started to win and travel to different countries, she changed her mind. She knows that we owe all that we have to boxing now".
In the 2013 World Boxing Championships in Kazakhstan, he reached the third step of the podium, and one month ago, he conquered the Pan American Games in Toronto after defeating the Cuban Roniel Iglesias in the Final. "I feel very happy. To be Pan American champion is one step more to achieving the Olympic Medal. And it meant even more having defeated Roniel in the final."
They have a complex relationship. Iglesias is one of the most dominant boxers of the past few years, and is World and Olympic Champion. Maestre was always was under his shadow, and described Iglesias is his "biggest opponent in all the competitions."
But otherwise, this relationship is one of the biggest motivations of his boxing career. "He is my motivation to train. Since I beat him, I'm more confident. Every time that I punch the bag, I'm thinking of him. He can defeat me in every competition."
The Cuban could have his first rematch this week in the American Continental Championships since that famous Toronto defeat. But Maestre's eyes talked by themselves when we asked him about the potential match. "It's an excellent fight for me at home in Venezuela. Now that I can fight and win against the best boxer in the world, any boxer who wants to defeat me will have to sweat a lot."
But Iglesias isn't the only danger in the first competition which merges the stars from the three programs of AIBA: World Series of Boxing, AIBA Pro Boxing and AIBA Open Boxing. "It will be a big competition, probably harder than the Pan American Games. The best boxers of the continent will be here."
One of the main questions in this competition is how the APB and WSB boxers can adapt to the three round format. "The change isn't very hard. In WSB, we fight every 15 days across 5 rounds, so I think that fighting 3 rounds is not very different." He already proved that was true in Toronto.
When we talk about boxing and results, his face shows concentration. The Aduanero's is a man with a clear objective. His eyes, his voice, his expressions… All of him shows that he is ready and concentrated. "My dream is become Olympic Champion", he assures us. "After the Pan American Games, now is the time to look for the Doha 2015 quota, and after we can start talking about Rio. I'm very motivated and in very good shape."
One of the pillars of his progression is the World Series of Boxing, and Caciques de Venezuela. "I grew up a lot with WSB, especially the preparation and boxing every 15 days. To box strong opponents like Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Poland gave me a lot of experience."
It was not only Maestre that profited from the World Series of Boxing, as Venezuela earned their best results in a Pan American Games one year after their debut in WSB.
The welterweight also feels a special responsibility. He knows that he is the captain, and is responsible of the young boxers of the "vinotinto" team. "I'm very motivated to train, and I always try to pass my motivation to the others. I'm the captain, and if I'm motivated, they should also be motivated."
At 28, he assumes his big responsibility with the calm of a self-made man. "It is very good to have Caciques in Venezuela. We are an example to all the kids that like us, grew up in poor neighborhoods. These kids watch us on national TV fighting for our country. It is very good for society."
And if the Caciques were delighted by anything during their debut year, it was the fan support that they enjoyed, as the atmosphere at the venue was always magic. "Fighting at home, with family and friends around is very motivating. With 30 million Venezuelans watching us on TV, it is something amazing. Fighting for your country is the biggest." The team answered the support with a magic season, in which a single point deprived them of the change to fight in a playoff.
Boxing and family. These are the two words that Maestre repeats most during the interview. Boxing and family. This is the life of probably the best Venezuelan boxer. A quiet guy, simple, self-made from the roots. A man that only dreams of bringing more success to his family and country.
These days, Gabriel Maestre will hear praying at home. "My wife and my mother are very catholic, and the night before the match they pray a lot for me". But he will also hear laughter. "When I come back home after a fight my daughter is always very happy. She never tell me anything if I arrive with a black eye. She is happy."
Boxing and family. That's Gabriel Maestre.
Gabriel Maestre - 69 kg - Venezuela


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And a Very Merry Swordgate to You!
As we enter Year 2, Swordgate promises to be the gift that keeps on giving. I pulled these images out the Fake Hercules Swords archives so you could benefit from all the hard work we've been doing. I lost track of who made some of these so I'm not going to bother to try to credit them. Enjoy the fruits of our important efforts!
In my experience, the ingredients of the creative process include just as much frustration and disappointment as satisfaction. More often than not, the gulf between what I see in my head and what I am able to create puts a real damper on the "final" joy of finishing something. The mismatch makes it hard to tell when something is finished. When does the making stop and the cringing start?
Yeah, that's right: I used my thesaurus.
It was one year ago today that J. Hutton Pulitzer's claim of a "100% confirmed Roman sword" first surfaced in an online newspaper article. The story arc over the last year has been fascinating to watch. The original claim began to crumble almost immediately, as swords nearly identical to the claimed "ancient Roman" sword began surfacing. It quickly became apparent that these Hercules-hilted swords had been produced and sold as tourist souvenirs during recent times (i.e., sometime in the last two centuries). So much for that.
Preparations underway for the Swordgate One Year Anniversary gala.
As more and more swords surfaced, we began to assemble data showing that the "Roman sword" from Nova Scotia was almost certainly not the earliest sword in a copy chain: it is smaller, less detailed, and lacks features found in swords such as the California sword. This is important, as detail is lost and size decreases (because molten metal shrinks as it cools) as new molds are produced from swords. Importantly, the "Roman sword" shares a set of anomalies on the blade (absent from the California sword) with several others. Taken together, this means the "Roman sword" could not have been the original, but is just one of many swords produced from a mold that post-dates the California sword. Independently, sophisticated metallurgical analysis showed the "Roman sword" to be a modern item and a close inspection noted numerous inconsistencies with Roman metalworking.
So that's case closed, right?
No. One of the hallmarks of pseudoscience is the unwillingness or inability to change one's conclusion when confronted with evidence to the contrary. We've seen that in spades over the past year.
Caught unprepared by the appearance of so many Hercules-hilted swords, Pultizer attempted to dismiss them as "recent replicas" that were somehow different from his "ancient Roman sword." He has continued to insist two things: (1) the replicas are copied from an original, authentic Roman sword that is curated at some museum in Naples; and (2) the replicas have a different metallic composition than the original swords. As I wrote earlier this month, keeping those two assertions alive has been the center of gravity of a shell game that's been going on for almost a year now.
Multiple times I have challenged supporters of the sword to provide evidence supporting either one of those assertions, and so far they have not. Read the comments on this post for an example of how the conversations go: I'm told over and over again that all that information is freely availabe, yet when I ask for some kind of source (because I haven't been able to find it), I'm told "do your own research."
Excerpt of page 52 of the so-called "sword report."
As far as I can tell, that's it: just a chart showing the atomic number and mass of ten elements. There is nothing quantitative here. The paragragh at the bottom implies that the "percentages of such metals can actually be tracked to the very mine operating in ancient times the Roman used to manufacture the Oak Island Roman sword." I have been unable to find the percentages (or anything about the methods/procedures used) anywhere else in this report.
The ommision of the percentages is key, since Pulitzer's initial reaction to the metallurgical data from St. Mary's University was one of shock about the high percentage of zinc. The high level of zinc was one of the main factors leading to the conclusion that the sword was modern. Pulitzer's current claim that zinc levels are high bcause of naturally occurring zinc in the ores that were used is completely inconsistent with his original claim (based on his own data) that there wasn't much zinc in the sword. This is why he won't provide his data/methods with percentages: they can't possibly be consistent with all of his statements and will therefore reveal that that he is playing a shell game.
After a full year of this nonsense, the energy over the "Roman sword" claim isn't what it was in those early days of Swordgate. That's all right and good. As far as I know, the real-time engagment with the ridiculous "Roman sword" claim was without precedent. It was a group effort, and all of us that participated in this (and the small core of us that are still working on the problem of the actual origin and history of these swords) should be rightfully proud of what we've done and what we've accomplished. I'm looking foward to what Year Two will bring.
We're coming up on the first anniversary of Swordgate, the can of worms that was opened up on December 16, 2015, by the announcement of the "100% confirmed Roman sword" from Nova Scotia. There's all kinds of celebration planning going on over at the Fake Hercules Swords group on Facebook. It should be a good time.
While reasonable people quickly accepted the mounting evidence that the sword was bogus, there are still a few that keep hanging on to the dream. I've been involved in an ongoing discussion in the Ancient Origins group with someone who still insists that Hutton Pulitzer's XRF data are in his "sword report" and still insists that there is an original sword in the "Naples Museum." I've seen evidence of neither of those things, but have been told for the umpteenth time that I'm wrong.
In case any of the purported XRF data ever do materialize, I want everyone to watch this short video again. This was posted by Pulitzer right after the St. Mary's University test results were aired on The Curse of Oak Island. In this video, he proclaims that his data were very different than those obtained by St. Mary's University (his results "do not show anywhere near that zinc").
Eventually, Pulitzer produced that mess of a "sword report" in a long-winded attempt to show that high-zinc brass could be Roman. No version of that report that I've seen contains the XRF data he talks about in the video. As I wrote at the time, the argument in the "sword report" is a sleight of hand to deflect from the issue that he has never released his own data: is the sword bronze or brass? is the metal low zinc or high zinc? Does he defend his own data, or is he interpreting the St. Mary's University results?
I don't think we'll ever see Pulitzer's XRF data because they can't be consistent with both storylines.
And the last I heard, he was claiming that the Italian eBay sword was actually a sword from the "Naples Museum." It's not, but thanks for playing.
Prove me wrong on either count, please.


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Backbone networks and data centres are increasingly using 100G Ethernet to meet anticipated traffic demand for services such as 5G; they are even considering implementing 400G Ethernet. These networks require optical modules that have NRZ/PAM4 signalling, multiple channels and different wavelengths. This typically required expensive high-performance test systems, reports Anritsu, but the pressure to reduce pricing requires more cost-effective test solutions that retain flexibility to support future technologies.
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Q: inconsistent results when finding duplicates using pandas I have a dataset and want to remove the duplicate records.
When i run len(df[df.duplicated()]) i get 1633 as output.
when i run the below to get the list of duplicate records i get a different output of 3230 rows
dupdf1 = df[df.duplicated(keep=False)].sort_values(["customer_id","product_id"])

when i run the below to get the list of duplicate records using subset i get a different output of 3298 rows
dupdf2 = df[df.duplicated(subset=["customer_id","product_id","price"],keep=False)].sort_values(["customer_id","product_id"])

There are duplicates in the dataset but also cases where only the price column value is different which should not be excluded.
Example of duplicate record

Example of a record where price field has different values.

How can i remove duplicates where all the the field values are duplicate?

A: I finally figured why there was inconsistency when exporting the duplicate list. I was adding the keep=False option which exports all the duplicate records as shown below.

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*duplicates=df[df.duplicated()] : This will only export on of the duplicate values

*dupdf = df[df.duplicated(keep= False)] : This will export all the duplicate values

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import org.apache.wicket.ajax.attributes.AjaxRequestAttributes.Method;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.ComponentTag;
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import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.basic.MultiLineLabel;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.form.FormComponent;
import org.apache.wicket.markup.html.form.TextArea;
import org.apache.wicket.model.AbstractReadOnlyModel;
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 * An inplace editor much like {@link AjaxEditableLabel}, but now with support for multi line
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Birthplace Palos Verdes, California
Hometown Palos Verdes, California
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College/University University of Health Sciences, San Antonio, TX
M. Michael Mitama Favourite Things/Like & Dislike
Mountaineering, rock climbing, hiking, trail running, off-roading, racing, shooting, jiu-jitsu, and Muay Thai are some of his favourite activities and he earned a brown belt in jiu-jitsu in Brazil. He is also an ex mixed-martial-arts artist and loves exploring new places.
Hobbies Mountaineering, Rock Climbing, Hiking, Trail Running, Off-Roading, Racing, Shooting, Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai
M. Michael Mitama Money Factor
Michael has multiple revenue arenas and hence has managed to make a good living for himself and is estimated to have a net worth of approx. 39 Million Dollars.
Net Worth 39 Million Dollars
M. Michael Mitama Biography & Some Other Lesser Known Facts About M. Michael Mitama:
M. Michael Mitama is an ardent social media influencer and has over 560K followers where he shares inspirational words and articles with the youth in order to help them construct a brighter future. He likes supporting and guiding people in their efforts to overcome self-limiting ideas and realize their full potential.
With a massive following on social media, he has been influencing his fans' lifestyles and demeanours and frequently shares motivational posts. Theta Bionics Corporation, M. Michael Mitama's most recent venture, aims to deliver SmartTech Prosthesis to children and families who cannot afford the prosthetic equipment they require.
He has sold multiple businesses in the past, and his desire for more compassionate humanity continues to develop. His personality is extremely magnetic and has never refrained from taking risks in his life and encourages people to do the same.
M. Michael Mitama Social Media Accounts & Channels
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Remember those days when you were involved in training (sports or gym) for hours a day. You never complain that you feel tired and you can go on for almost 7 days a week!
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I am sure you have beautiful memories of the good old days.
What happen after 5 years?
Due to work and family commitment, you reduce your training frequency to once a week or even once every fortnight.
When you meet up with pals, not only you eat like a cave man, you drink like a mad man too.
You take a good look at the recent photos, damn you are fat. Your clothes are getting tighter and you choose to think that it is the washing machine that shrank the clothes.
Truth is – YOU PUT ON WEIGHT!!
Stop thinking of exercising just like before, 7 days a week, long hours a days. It is not going to happen; you need to spend time with your family. You need to teach your kids, you need to do housework; there is so much to do but so little time.
Stop eating like a young teenager.
Life is short; you can still enjoy and behave like a madman only when you deserve it. Allow yourself a CHEAT MEAL once every 7-10 days.
Lean = Healthy + Happy!


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A tractor sits on the horizon of the wakening sun, holding breakfast trays for its livestock.
Steaming silage sure to warm growing stomachs on even the coldest of mornings.
Hoar frost coats the trees in ice crystals, that remain still in the shade, then glisten and dance in the rising sun.
For many families, home-grown lumber provides a warm winter home, in fuel and foundation.
Frosty triticale swaths hidden beneath the snow provide forage for cattle on the prairies, and maybe the occasional deer.
A young horse paws at the ground, looking for the last season's grass beneath the blanket of snow.
A young farmer moves an electric fence as the sun sets on the horizon.
Beautiful! And a great, uplifting post!


A Taste of History with Joyce White: Add Some Flavor to Your Next Batch of Whipped Cream!
Add Some Flavor to Your Next Batch of Whipped Cream!
Our Georgian and Victorian ancestors loved a good whipped cream! They didn't serve them up without any added flavoring though; they used fruits, nuts, chocolate, and wines to give their whipped creams a little excitement.
Take a quart of cream, set it on the fire, and stir it until it is blood warm; then boil a pint of white wine with sugar till it is syrup, so mingle the wine and cream together; put it in a China bason, and when it is cold serve it up.
Whisk together the wine and sugar in a saucepan and set on the stovetop uncovered over medium high heat. Boil the wine and sugar together until it thickens into a syrup, whisking frequently. About 10 minutes is enough time to reduce the syrup by half and make it a thick enough syrup. Remove the wine syrup from the heat and cool in the refrigerator. Whip the cream and add the wine syrup to it once the cream starts to thicken. Whip until stiff peaks form. Place in a serving bowl and sprinkle top with grated nutmeg and lemon zest, if desired. Refrigerate until needed.
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Q: Angular Lazy loading components not being show as the URL navigate to the correct URL Im Building Angular7 apps with multi screens.
and Im using lazy Loading.
cant figured right why the screens not showing in the lazy loading inner modules. (THE URL IS CHANGED BUT THE COMPONENT IS NOT SHOWING EVEN IF I PUT router-outlet in the parent)
*********app.routing.module.ts*******

const routes: Routes = [

  {
    path: '', component: HomepageComponent, canActivate: [AuthGuard],
    children: [
      {
        path: 'search', component: SearchOutletComponent,
        loadChildren: './personal-info/personal.module#PersonalModule'
      },
      { path: "y", component: DateReport},
      { path: "test", component: TestReport},

    ],
  },
  {
    path: 'Login', children: [
      { path: '', component: LoginComponent }
    ]
  },
  { path: '**', redirectTo: 'Login' }

];

*********Personal.routing.module.ts*******

const routes: Routes = [

  {
    path: 'personal-info', component: PersonalInfoOutletComponent,
    children: [
      { path: '', component: PersonalInfoComponent },
      {
        path: 'fund',
        loadChildren: './fund-details/fund.module#FundlModule',
      },
    ]
  },
  { path: '', component: SearchComponent },

];

*******Fund Module*******

const routes: Routes = [
    { path: '', component: FundDetailsComponent }
];

@NgModule({
    declarations:
        [
            FundDetailsComponent
        ],
    imports: [
        SharedModule,
        CommonModule,
        PersonalModule,
        MaterialModule,
        RouterModule.forChild(routes)
    ],
    exports: [RouterModule],
    entryComponents: [UserDetailsComponent]
})
export class FundlModule { }

SO when im trying to Naivgete to
localhost:4200/search/personal-info/fund << I SEE THE LAZY LOADING IS LOADED in F12, and the url IS changed! but the component of fund is not showing. instead i GET THE Component of this Route "{ path: '', component: SearchComponent },"
AND I CANT FIGURE IT WHY? if i remove this path, i get the the proper fund component as expected.
all the component such as
 SearchOutletComponent,PersonalInfoOutletComponent

have "<router-outlet></router-outlet> Inside so they show they children.