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Lyndsey Cole, News Editor|October 27, 2017
Giant Eagle brings curbside grocery delivery to Cleveland
The Pittsburgh-based supermarket Giant Eagle has announced that it will expand its curbside grocery delivery services to include 38 zip codes in the Greater Cleveland area, according to Cleveland.com.
The delivery service has already been implemented in other cities, including Columbus, and offers a variety of approximately 45,000 items at in-store prices. Fee per delivery, however, is $12.95. The service has been offered in other parts of Ohio since 2013.
Items that may be ordered range from fresh produce to cleaning supplies.
Giant Eagle employees shop for customers' groceries after they place an order online, which can be scheduled for delivery the next day. The deliveries themselves are made by a third-party company, Deliv, a crowdsourced start-up delivery service based in California.
Clevelanders petition to enact mayoral term limits
A new group of Cleveland residents, called Chasing Justice, has launched an effort to enact term limits for the mayor's office and for Cleveland City Council, according to Cleveland.com.
The group plans to petition enough signatures by the end of the year that the issue of term limits could be on the ballot for the March primary election. They believe that long-term officials contribute to their feelings that the city government no longer listens to its residents.
"When we try to raise our concerns, we are not being heard," said Chasing Justice's lead research analyst, Mariah Crenshaw. "We're just trying to give back to the people what belongs to them in the first place."
The petition proposes a limit of two 4-year terms in a mayor's lifetime. Currently, there is no term limit on the office. It also proposes that city council seats be filled by election, and not through the current system of departing members choosing their successors.
The group will need to collect at least 6,000 signatures from Cleveland residents in order to place the issues on the primary ballot, and faces the challenge of not being affiliated with organizations that could help them gather support.
Bike lanes added on Detroit-Superior bridge
On Oct. 23, bike lanes were introduced to the Detroit-Superior bridge, running from Ohio City to Downtown Cleveland, as part of a long term plan to improve safety for both pedestrians and cyclists.
This step in the plan was proposed sixteen years ago by nonprofits LAND Studio and EcoCity Cleveland and is set to be mostly completed within the two weeks. It is being funded by the city at a cost of $81,000, according to Cleveland.com.
Other projects to improve commuter safety and to make the city more bike friendly include the addition of the 17-foot wide bike and footpath on the north side of the Lorain-Carnegie bridge, which was implemented in 2012 at the cost of approximately $4.5 million.
Jared VanSickle of Bike Cleveland, a nonprofit organization for bicycle advocacy, says that the city aims to complete 70 miles of new bike paths by the end of 2017.
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HB 273- Relating to Public Records
On Tuesday, February 2nd, HB 273, relating to Public Records, by Rep. Halsey Beshears (R-Monticello) was heard on the Senate floor and substituted for its Senate companion bill, SB 390, by Senator Wilton Simpson (R-Trilby). HB 273 passed by a vote of 34 yeas to 1 nay.
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Kenneth Deffeyes' Beyond Oil forecasts a fast-approaching petroleum peak
By Jennifer Weeks on Jun 8, 2005
Mark your calendar: annual world production of crude oil will reach its peak this coming Thanksgiving, Nov. 24. At least, that's the tongue-half-in-cheek prediction of Kenneth Deffeyes, who starts his latest book by suggesting that readers stop and give thanks for a century of plentiful supplies.
Beyond Oil by Kenneth
Deffeyes, Hill & Wang,
202 pgs., 2005.
After the Princeton University geologist offers this figurative toast, the discussion turns serious. In Deffeyes' view, it's well past time to start thinking about what will keep society running as oil supplies start to shrink. Contrary to supply-side optimists who believe innovation will keep oil and gas flowing, he espouses the view that there are only so many hydrocarbons in the ground and we're running through them quickly. Beyond Oil: The View From Hubbert's Peak is one of several new books to tackle this topic, but Deffeyes does it from the no-nonsense perspective of a trained scientist.
The book is Deffeyes' second look into the petro-future. His 2001 analysis, Hubbert's Peak: The Impending World Oil Shortage , updated the methodology used by Deffeyes' mentor, famed geophysicist M. King Hubbert, in a controversial but ultimately accurate 1956 paper that estimated oil production in the U.S. would peak in the early 1970s. In that book, Deffeyes applied Hubbert's analysis to world oil production, and predicted that output would follow a similar bell-shaped curve, peaking in the first decade of the 21st century. In a closing letter to his 2-year-old granddaughter, the author advised, "Get into renewable energy. Look at a cornstalk the way a Chicago meatpacker used to look at a hog: sell everything but the squeal."
Deffeyes' analysis was not universally accepted, by any means, but it has been widely praised by energy analysts and other experts as a lucid presentation of the peak-oil perspective, thoroughly grounded in the facts. (For more on this debate, see the websites DryDipstick.com and HubbertPeak.com, neither of which he maintains or endorses.) Now the rock hound is back to consider what the U.S. can do if his and others' predictions are right.
Although Deffeyes' message in both books is serious, his tone tends toward the folksy and engaging. He delights in explaining how technical processes work and materials are formed, and he does it in an accessible way; you get the sense he's the guy everyone in the office calls for help when their computer screens freeze up. Some readers will remember Deffeyes as the geologist who accompanied John McPhee across the United States for McPhee's Basin and Range , explaining plate tectonics along the way. McPhee observes, "[H]is enthusiasms are catholic and he appears to be less attached to any one part of the story than to the entire narrative of geology in its four-dimensional recapitulations of space and time." (It sounds overwhelming until you consider other, more prosaic moments; at one point, Deffeyes shows McPhee how to classify rocks by chewing on them.)
In his new book, Deffeyes recaps the Hubbert's Peak calculation using a simplified method that involves only a few lines of algebra — and might even be clear to policy makers if they took the time to work through it. According to his calculations, we are fast approaching the point at which we will have produced half of all known worldwide reserves. Looking at trends in new "hits," he does not expect big discoveries down the road.
In keeping with his training, Deffeyes spends much of Beyond Oil considering "fuels from the earth" that could step up as a primary U.S. energy source in the next several decades, including natural gas, coal, tar sands, oil shale, heavy oil, uranium, and hydrogen (which, he notes, is really an energy carrier rather than a source). He assesses fuels from the perspective you would expect of a geologist: how to find it, where the good stuff is, and how to get it out of the ground. He says little about renewable sources such as wind, solar energy, or bio-based fuels, which he acknowledges are not his area of expertise. As a result, Beyond Oil is not a comprehensive energy blueprint, but it does offer a useful sense of how far drilling and excavation are likely to move us toward a new energy policy.
Geologists usually think in longer time frames, but as Deffeyes notes, "Because we ignored the earlier warnings about a global oil peak, an immediate investment in research and development is not an option. There is not enough time." In his view, no fuel from the earth is a ready substitute for cheap, plentiful oil. He ranks some options, including coal-bed methane and tar sands, as useful but too small to make a major difference. Others, like oil shale, are currently too expensive to attract major investments. Nor, he says, is hydrogen a panacea: the cheapest ways to produce it use natural gas — which is increasingly expensive — or coal, producing lots of carbon that generally goes straight into the atmosphere. Using an electric current to make hydrogen from water produces only about 40 percent as much energy as it requires.
Looking farther out, Deffeyes sees brighter prospects. One is gas hydrates, crystalline solids created when mixtures of natural gas and water freeze. Large hydrate deposits — possibly containing more total energy than combined world oil, gas, and coal resources — are located at high latitudes under permafrost and in deep waters at the outer parts of the continental shelf. The key is engineering a way to extract them, which Deffeyes views as "an opportunity to become richer than Bill Gates." He also supports a solution that's a current pet project of Congress: using coal to produce synthetic natural gas or hydrogen, with the resulting carbon dioxide stored or injected into oil wells to enhance production.
For the moment, Deffeyes advocates a few technologies to help ease society down the back slope of Hubbert's peak: high-efficiency diesel cars, coal plants with carbon capture and sequestration, wind power, and increased reliance on nuclear power, which Hubbert also endorsed. He rightly notes that, while tightening oil and gas supplies mainly impact consumers via electricity and gasoline prices, peak oil forecasts also have big implications for major industries: aviation lives and dies by jet-fuel prices, and agriculture relies on fertilizer derived from fossil fuels. The U.S. chemical industry is currently being driven overseas by steep domestic price increases for natural gas, a major chemical feedstock.
As oil and gas supplies tighten, Deffeyes predicts that prices will continue their volatility; since 2001, world crude oil prices have doubled, and the cost of natural gas has tripled in the last decade. This aligns Deffeyes squarely against the "cornucopians," scientists and economists who argue that as commodities like oil become scarcer, prices rise, explorers have greater incentives to develop obscure resources that earlier were thought not to be worth the cost, and markets will stabilize. Deffeyes points out that the oil business has been reinvesting profits in research for decades: "Lots of wheels have already been invented. It is not at all easy, or cheap, to step in at this late date and generate major new innovations."
Among peak-oil proponents, Deffeyes sits firmly at the pessimistic end of the spectrum. More optimistic observers believe the decline will not start for another 20 to 30 years; Economist correspondent Vijay Vaitheeswaran dubs Deffeyes and company the "Depletion Doomsday gang." But (as Vaitheeswaran acknowledges) even if world oil production rises for one or two more decades, there are other good reasons — like geopolitics and climate change — to look past Hubbert's Peak. Planning for the transition is more important than debating whether it will start in 2005 or 2025.
Deffeyes was a petroleum geologist for many years, and still has a real yen for the oil business. "As I drive by those smelly refineries on the New Jersey Turnpike, I want to roll the windows down and inhale deeply," he admits in Hubbert's Peak . Yet he is anything but a cheerleader for the industry, and his show-me-the-reserves assessment finds that oil companies will start coming up short very soon. While the Bush administration contends that enough technology and federal authority will keep oil and gas flowing, Beyond Oil argues that we're already between a rock and a hard place. We just need to take a closer look at that rock.
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Dr Saumya Bhaduri received his Master of Science in Biochemistry and PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Calcutta, India. He immigrated to the United States as an NIH Fellow at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, NE. Dr. Bhaduri worked as a faculty member for 6 years at the Institute of Molecular Virology in St. Louis, MO. He later served as a faculty member at Washington University Medical School in St. Louis, MO. After 5 years in the Pathology Department, Dr. Bhaduri joined the USDA/ARS as a Senior Scientist in the Eastern Regional Research Centre (ERRC) in Philadelphia, PA.
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The Town of Mount Pleasant is launching a major public involvement and outreach initiative to encourage and promote engagement in the preparation of the Town's 2018 Comprehensive Plan. Throughout the next year, there will be multiple opportunities for Mount Pleasant Planning Area's residents and businesses to participate and share feedback and ideas about the future of the Town. This space will be our main avenue to communicate Comprehensive Plan updates and status on a regular basis.
What's a Comprehensive Plan?
A Comprehensive Plan is a local government's guide for decision making. It is created by studying the existing conditions of the Town, debating preferred future alternatives and priorities, and identifying practical implementation strategies to help the Town reach its preferred future goals. There are nine required "elements" that every Comprehensive Plan must address – population, housing, economic development, community facilities, natural resources, cultural resources, land use, transportation, and priority investments. Thus, the Comprehensive Plan touches land development decisions, capital projects, and many other governmental decisions that might impact the future health of the Town. In South Carolina, communities are required to prepare new Comprehensive Plans every 10 years. Considering the tremendous growth that the area has experienced over the past several years, Town Council decided to move the process up a year, to help town government identify and address its greatest needs.
What's going on now
On January 6, 2020, Town Council held a special meeting to begin discussion of various issues raised through review of the Draft Plan. (This draft can be found by following the "Town Council Review" tab to the left.) At this meeting, Council also decided to work towards a deadline of having the next Public Hearing in April, with first reading of the adoption ordinance at a special meeting to be scheduled thereafter..
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Town Council will continue discussion of issues related to the Draft Plan at their Council Retreat scheduled for January 28, 2020. Discussion is anticipated to continue in Council and Planning Committee meetings throughout February, March, and April. the exact dates and agendas of these meetings have not yet been set.
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Just a friendly reminder that the single greatest mass shooting in American history still has more question than answers. I've wrote about this shooting when it first happened and raised what I thought were obvious questions. Then when MGM finally did release 5 minutes of video footage of Paddock, I brought up the fact that it was really odd that the video footage was in 140p instead of the HD that the cameras are actually able to record in.
Now we have some more fun stuff:
Stephen Paddock's hotel records show three women registered in his room
Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) records from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Communication Center released Wednesday indicate that gunman Stephen Paddock had three females registered to his room.
Those records also indicate that the LVMPD was fully aware 11:02 p.m. on October 1, 2017 that Paddock had checked into the Mandalay Bay on Sept. 25, 2017.
Sheriff Joe Lombardo who runs the LVMPD originally told the media that Paddock's check-in date was Sept. 28, 2017. It was not until the October 9, 2017 press briefing that Lombardo said that they had information that Paddock checked in on Septemeber 25, and that he had previously told the media that Paddock had checked in on September 28.
Lombardo said on Oct. 9, "We are trying to confirm his actions between the 25thand the 28th." "I'm under the belief he was not occupying the room between those dates."
The police also told the media that Marilou Danley's name was also on the registration, however, they never stated that there were three females registered to Paddock's room.
The CAD records released last week indicate:
23:02:36 798/ Update units in control room 32 Room 135 Poss suspect name of PADDOCK, STEPHEN There 3 females in room [name redacted] #2 [name redacted] #3 [name redacted] [bo]oked on 9-25 to check out Oct 2nd
Basically, the government and investigators lied to us. They aren't telling us everything and are covering up what happened.
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Among the thousands of documents just released by police about the Las Vegas mass shooting, a statement from one woman said a client named Stephen Paddock told her the Las Vegas Strip was vulnerable -- months before the shooting.
A hair stylist, whose name was redacted, detailed an encounter she claimed to have had with Paddock in a statement to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police. She said his strange comments made her feel uneasy.
"He was talkin' about the area down on the Strip," she said in the statement. "I didn't know anything about it because I don't go to the Strip like most locals don't. He said that it was an outdoor arena and that he couldn't believe that they made it an outdoor arena because anybody could shoot into the crowd from ... the casino across the way."
Shortly after finishing the haircut, she said an Asian woman came in who she thought to be Marilou Danley, Paddock's girlfriend.
The stylist said she asked the woman she believed was Danley whether she knew what Paddock had been telling her. She said the woman replied, "Oh, what about somebody shooting into a crowd and, you know, wanting to hurt a lot of people?"
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Ayah Bdeir wants you to be an inventor. The MIT grad knows her way around a transistor, and she's figured out how you can too.
"The transistor was only for experts," she says. "I personally don't accept this, that the building block of our time is reserved for experts, so I decided to change that."
Bdeir developed littleBits, small circuit boards that snap together with magnets; no soldering, wiring or programming required. Each has a specific function. Inventors hook the littleBits together in different combinations to make their own devices. Examples include musical instruments and synthesizers, small robots and even massage pillows.
Even NASA is on board, offering a littleBits space kit that teaches students about electronics and helps them build a model Mars rover that actually "roves." So is the Museum of Modern Art, which featured littleBits creations in its window displays.
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1. What did Ruchell Magee do when his petition for removal was denied?
(a) Prepared a case for federal court.
(b) Separated his case from Angela Davis'.
(c) Worked with Angela Davis.
2. What options did Angela Davis's legal team have after the second day of the trial?
(a) Enter a plea bargain or hope for less than one conviction.
(b) Petition for relocation or enter a plea bargain.
(c) Apply for a mistrial or choose another jury.
(d) Ask the judge to recuse himself or file for a mistrial.
3. Who came to see Angela Davis shortly after she was booked into jail?
4. What concession did Angela Davis's lawyers win at the arraignment hearing?
5. Whose lectures did Angela Davis stop in London for when she was traveling back to the U.S.?
6. What happened when security measures were eased on the second day of Angela Davis's trial?
(a) Trial participants entered the courtroom and the trial was adjourned for the day.
(b) One of the jurors was attacked.
(c) Someone burst into the courthouse with a gun.
(d) Someone escaped from custody.
7. Why did Angela Davis's legal team request a change of venue?
(a) Because the judge had promised a conviction.
(b) Because the judge had made racist comments.
(c) Because the judge was a friend of the murdered judge's.
(d) Because the judge had condemned Angela Davis' actions.
8. Where did Angela Davis go after being released on bail?
(c) Bettina and Jack's home.
9. What was Franklin Alexander's view of racism?
(a) That racism makes a profit for whites.
(b) That racism is against whites' interest a well.
(c) That racism would persist as long as the history of slavery had not been atoned for.
(d) That racism is fundamentally cultural, not economic.
10. What was the jury's verdict on the first charge against Angela Davis?
(a) The count was thrown out.
11. What was the jury's verdict on the third charge against Angela Davis?
(b) The count was thrown out.
12. Why did Angela Davis feel that blacks needed to avoid a conflict with police in Los Angeles?
(a) Because LA police were among the best equipped with riot gear.
(b) Because LA police had a reputation for criminal brutality.
(c) Because LA county had permissive laws regarding police brutality.
(d) Because the LA judges were traditionally biased against political protesters.
13. Why did Angela Davis believe that Blacks did not trust Marxism?
(a) They saw it as part of white culture.
(b) They distrusted the equalizing promises of proletarian ownership.
(c) They did not want to abolish owners, they wanted the right to be owners themselves.
(d) They needed historical redress, not just economic inclusion.
14. What news did Bettina Aptheker bring Angela Davis?
(a) That the Defense Committee wanted to use her trial as a accusation of the system.
(b) That the Communist Party wanted to use her trial to stir up hostility against the system.
(c) That the Defense Committee wanted her to work on a book.
(d) That the Students Non-violent Coordinating Committee wanted to make a documentary of her legal defense.
15. What did Angela Davis learn while she was waiting to be transferred to the courthouse?
(a) The California Supreme Court had abolished the death penalty.
(b) The California Supreme Court had upheld the death penalty.
(c) The California Supreme Court had agreed to hear her case.
(d) The California Supreme Court had refused her appeal.
1. Who was included in the lunch that Angela Davis had when the jury retired?
2. What did Richard Arnason do for Angela Davis?
3. Why was Angela Davis arrested after a demonstration against the Vietnam War?
4. What did Angela Davis do that technically violated her bail bond?
5. What was the first charge against Angela Davis?
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It's a new year, so I think I will share some of my thoughts about these qualities. Who knows? Maybe I can help you start the year off right, and make things better in this world for yourself and for all of us.
Creative thinking: I believe in the idea of constructive discontent. Essentially, that means whenever something disturbs my peace of mind, or troubles me about this world, I challenge myself to come up with a solution, an answer, a way forward, even if none of what I come up with is likely ever to happen. The result is I am a creative thinker. You may be surrounded by great role models, mentors and mensches. Yet we know that life brings many challenges into each of our lives, and sometimes those challenges threaten to overwhelm us with emotional reactions and limiting thoughts that keep us stuck and unhappy, unable to do anything, and therefor unable to help make things better. So I invite you to develop this creative thinking ability in yourself, to maintain and encourage in yourself the ability to think outside of the dominant paradigm, to find new ways of approaching old problems, and smart ways to deal with human ignorance, arrogance and stupidity.
A childlike spirit: Being childlike is not the same as being childish. (I'm good at both!) Childish is essentially selfish. It's the inability to sufficiently recognize the needs or worth of others because of a personal desire or fear that demands attention. As we age, such behavior is off putting at best, alienating at worst. A healthy respect for yourself AND others is obviously preferable to concern only with yourself, as it allows others to care for you and respect you as you give the same to them.
But kids are almost always in too big a hurry to grow up. And then, ironically, as they get up in years, they spend their lives struggling with aging and trying to hold on to their youth or get it back!
I think there's a better way. Be grownups on the outside if you will, but stay childlike on the inside, in that place where you know you better than the world ever could. A child has an open mind, is curious, is eager to learn, to discover. A child has imagination, finds joy in play, and is unbound by convention and habit. To keep this alive, remember that not knowing has value, that wonder has value, that play for the sake of play has value, and that time will move you along quickly enough without you having to help it along.
Be the best you that you can muster. Put all your eggs in your basket. Be a doer, not an armchair quarterback, by taking steps forward every day no matter what. Or be the best at being and doing nothing (I really don't mind.) This is your life, your moment, and the end is both certain and terribly uncertain. Make your moment count for you.
Thank you for reading my blog and sharing my writing with your friends. It is very possible that it's later than we think! So I wish you a SUPER 2015! I'd love to read your comments below.
Thanks Rick, I may not have been able to articulate these ideas as eloquently as you, but my heart recognized its image in your words. Loving you and who you are and have been in my life!
Always useful, always inspiring, and so much fun!Shine on Ricky- you make such a marvelous difference!
Always a treat to intersect with any facet of your creative, fresh, and wise spirit. Nice to have this moment to do so.
To add one thought—in my re-reading of Carlos Castaneda's chronicles with shaman Don Juan I was struck by this powerful thought: a fool is someone who lives their life thinking that their time on this earth is unlimited; the world is full of fools.
Each moment is surely such a gem—and an opportunity, paraphrasing another sage E.B. White: to save the world or savor it!
TO LIFE ON EARTH—may she be protected from human ignorance and greed !!!!
Thanks Jaime, and same to you! Thanks for the comment, and good addition!
To save the world or savor it, that's wonderful!
Here's to a stellar 2015!


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Q: Reset route table periodically with cron Am trying to do some routing on a remote Linux server, every time something goes wrong i lose connection and i have to call the IT guy there and ask him to restart the network interfaces or sometimes reboot the server to get rid of the bad routes i inserted.
I tried to make cron restart networking every 7 minutes to reset the route table by running /etc/init.d/networking restart but its not restarting. i tried making cron run a bash file that has that command in it and still the same.
Is there anyway to reset the route table via cron ?

A: You need to make sure you are running the cron job as root. Otherwise, you will get permission denied error and cron job will not run.
IMHO, this is not a good solution to your problem. This is really unacceptable especially if you are doing it on a production server. Restarting the network on a server will drop all connections and can cause data loss. You need to find the root-cause of this issue and try to fix it.

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Topic: Sabayon on an Acer Aspire One ZG5?
Re: Sabayon on an Acer Aspire One ZG5?
Will give this a try and report.
Any good way to install Sabayon on a laptop that has no cd/dcd drive, no Firewire, only has usb 2.0?
How about adding Gizmo (and even Skype) to the apps that come with, automatically "work" in, 3.2?
I'm guessing eggs and wine?


A credit card security breach is bad news; it can even be a bankrupting experience. If you or someone you know has been breached, or you are worried about the consequences of a breach then you've come to the right place. Training and documentation are key components of a security program. Your employees are your first line of defense. No matter the size of your organization, if you accept credit cards, you need affordable and effective security awareness training. Part of the agreement with your Acquiring Bank is agreeing to comply with the requirements of the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards (DSS).
One of the requirements is to train your staff on credit card security and how to protect the information your company handles in a safe and compliant manner. Section 12.6 of the PCI Data Security Standards V2 (PCIDSS) requires you to have a "formal awareness program to make all personnel aware to the importance of cardholder data security." Basically you must train everyone who touches a customer's card and everyone who has access to that information – and you have to prove it. If you can't prove it, the training doesn't count and it's a waste of money. We have worked closely with Coalfire Systems to create a training program that will meet all the requirements of PCD DSS Requirement 12.6.
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There is short interactive review at the end of each module to test retention of the material which is not not scored and a final uiz which is scored. Ten (10) questions are randomly selected from a question bank. Passing grade is set at 80%. These records are retained for five years with a renewal option if necessary.
If a breach occurs you want to be able to prove you have done everything possible to protect your customer's payment card information. Like all of our courses, all student interaction and performance are retained so you can prove that you are compliant with PCI DSS Requirement 12.6. We can train your staff and provide the proof that you have trained your staff .


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Q: how to read an outputted fortran binary NxNxN matrix into Python I wrote out a matrix in Fortran as follows:
real(kind=kind(0.0d0)), dimension(256,256,256) :: dense

[...CALCULATION...]

inquire(iolength=reclen)dense
open(unit=8,file=fname,&
form='unformatted',access='direct',recl=reclen)
write(unit=8,rec=1)dense(:,:,:)
close(unit=8)

I want to read this back into Python. Everything I've seen is for 2D NxN arrays not 3D arrays. In Matlab I can read it as:
fid =    fopen(nfilename,'rb');
mesh_raw = fread(fid,ndim*ndim*ndim,'double');
fclose(fid);
mesh_reshape = reshape(mesh_raw,[ndim ndim ndim]);

I just need the equivalent in Python - presumably there is a similar load/reshape tool available. If there is a more friendly compact way to write it out for Python to understand, I am open to suggestions. It will presumably look something this: . I am just unfamiliar with the equivalent syntax for my case. A good reference would suffice. Thanks.

A: Using IRO-bot's link I modified/made this for my script (nothing but numpy magic):
def readslice(inputfilename,ndim):
    shape = (ndim,ndim,ndim)
    fd = open(fname, 'rb')
    data = np.fromfile(file=fd, dtype=np.double).reshape(shape)
    fd.close()
    return data

I did a mean,max,min & sum on the cube and it matches my fortran code. Thanks for your help.

A: I can't see anything but a direct read working here. Python doesn't do a great job of 2-D arrays, let alone 3-d, but this bit of code should work.
fin=open('filename.dat','rb')
output=[]
for x in range(0,ndim):
    xarr=[]
    for y in range(0,ndim):
        yarr=[]
        for z in range(0,ndim):
            yarr.append(struct.unpack('i', fin.read(4)))
        xarr.append(yarr)
   output.append(xarr)


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Bruce Willis' Sky Broadband ad canned by ASA over price claims
By Chris Smith 14 August 2013
No more Bruce in his bathrobe
Sky taking customers for a ride over price claims, says ASA
A popular, big budget commercial for Sky Broadband, starring Bruce Willis as a bathrobe-clad punter with internet problems, has been banned by the Advertising Standards Agency.
However, not due to the nonchalant way the ageing Die Hard stud manages to woo away a helpless office employee from her desk, you understand, but because of the claims made in the ad itself.
The ASA were upset about the voice over narration, which promises Sky Broadband for just £7.50 a month, while a small graphic at the foot of the screen explains how the deal is only for new customers.
Customers who want that deal must also be bundling Sky Talk (from £14.50 a month) and Sky TV (from £21 a month), which is again explained by small print. New customers can get the Broadband-only deal from £10 a month.
Yippee-ki-ASA
Following a complaint from one member of the public (there's always one, isn't there?), the regulator said Sky's claims weren't sufficiently clear and demanded it be removed from the air.
The ASA said the on-screen small price "would by its nature be significantly less prominent than a claim made in a voice-over, and was therefore not an appropriate method of communicating material information relating to the £7.50 price claim."
Sky's defended itself by claiming the average customer would be able to process the information sufficiently, but those extra costs probably should have been flagged up.
Regardless, it's a blow for Sky who probably spent a good few quid on securing John MccCane himself for the ad. A quick edit should allow the ISP to get it back on the air faster than Harry Stamper can drill 800-feet on an asteroid.
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A 2016 retrospective piece about the stories behind Mariah Carey's biggest collaborations recently began making it rounds across the internet again. We're not sure how this missed our radar the first time, but we're glad it's here. Cory Rooney (A&R rep on the song) and Nashiem Myrick (engineer) tell quite a tale, and it's one that can only be appreciated by reading it yourself.
A Mass Shooting at a Local California Bar Has Left 12 Dead & Multiple Injured.
The gunman reportedly rushed into Borderline Bar & Grill in Southern California bar and opened fire on a group of people who were line dancing on Wednesday. He was found dead on the scene after killing 12 people, authorities told CNN.
Women and LGBTQ candidates weren't the only ones who made history during the midterms. According to Wired, weed also won big, with cannabis being legalized in Utah, Missouri and Michigan. As Wired notes, legalization in more states could mean great news for the entire nation. Because the more states that legalize weed, the better chances we have at dismantling federal prohibition.


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Last year, nearly 70,000 students earned an undergraduate credential at a college or university that, according to the U.S. Department of Education, had a zero percent graduation rate. Another 2.6 million students were new enrollees in fall 2014, but regardless of whether they ever complete the certificate or degree they are hoping to earn, won't be counted in the graduation rate their college reports to the Department. These learners share one common characteristic: They were not considered full-time, first-time, beginning students when arriving on campus.
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Caney Creek Movie
The motion picture project about Alice Lloyd
The CANEY CREEK Motion Picture Project:
We are currently searching for proper financing of this motion picture project. If interested email the Executive Producer CLICK HERE
WoodSongs, Inc. is an IRS approved, non-profit organization whose mission is to use the multi-media arts and music in educational and entertainment formats. Our most recent success is the film "Walden: The Ballad of Thoreau" broadcast into 75M USA TV households, 521 public radio stations and in schools with a lesson plan across north America.
Our new goal is to turn the story of Alice Lloyd into a major independent motion picture for national release, broadcast television and for use in thousands of schools on DVD with an attached lesson plan (American history, English, music, mass communications, literature, Women's studies, Appalachia).
Why do it this way and not work with a movie studio? Because we can't see taking Alice's story, her life of sacrifice and giving, and turning it over to a studio for profit. Alice's story belongs solely to the children of Appalachia.
Our plan is to produce the motion picture, distribute the film to theaters, television networks, cable channels and released on DVD to schools with a lesson plan, and assign the proceeds to the Appalachian Independent College Association, to administrate a special "Alice Lloyd Fund," created in Alice Lloyd's memory. This fund will pay the work-program/tuition costs on behalf of financially struggling students, enabling them to attend the Kentucky college of their choice.
Financial Plan and the "Alice Lloyd Fund":
The "Caney Creek" motion picture will need a working budget of $12.5M (this includes marketing). To raise the budget, we propose either a direct donation to our 501-c-3 to produce the movie OR an Investment Return Plan that will potentially allow sponsors and underwriters to be attached to the project at no eventual cost.
1. 100% of the first profits generated is returned to the sponsor.
2. After underwriters have their investment recouped the next 100% is assigned to the invester until 30% profit is reached
3. After the investment group reaches 100% return plus 30%, the remainder is split 10-90% with the bulk going into the "Alice Lloyd Fund" as described. This fund will help pay for the college tuition of deserving Appalachian student, in effect continuing the work of Alice Lloyd.
For more information, a review copy of the "Caney Creek" script or to discuss participation contact: 859.255.5700
Endorsed by the Kentucky Humanites Council, click here for PDF letter


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Malcolm Dawson writes…..with a little more luck we could have had all three points but in truth we were fortunate to come away with a draw. If that sounds more than a little contradictory there's more to come.
We hit the woodwork twice, had a goal disallowed (correctly in my view), theirs came about after an attempted pass inside took a wicked deflection off Flanagan's outstretched leg and I thought we had the better side. But we surrendered possession far too easily, left big open spaces in midfield and at the back (which the Brewers exploited) rarely won a second ball and more than once needed Jon McLaughlin to be on top form to keep us in the game. All that and a ref who once again failed to impress.
We might have had the better side but in my eyes Jack Ross's boys only performed at about 40 per cent of their ability whilst the visitors were closer to 90. I left the ground knowing that an automatic promotion spot will be ours if we can match Barnsley's and Portsmouth's results over the remaining games but also a little concerned that three of our remaining six games are at home, where we might be undefeated in the league, but where we have also dropped a lot of points in games we might have expected to win.
I'm writing this intro before receiving Pete Sixsmith's match report and wonder whether his view of the game and his assessment of our current position matches my own.
Well it's here now and you, no doubt like me, will be eager to read his thoughts.
I came home last night in a bit of a quandary (it's a smaller version of the Mazda 3) about whether this was a point gained or two points lost.
It's possible to argue for both.
On the other, we came back strongly, equalised reasonably quickly and carved out chances that were either missed, hit the post or just went over the bar. We were playing a team who had beaten Barnsley on Saturday and whose last two home games are against Portsmouth and Luton Town. Kings of the division they are not, king makers they may well be.
I thought they were a side that echoed Clough Senior's rule for a good team – a strong spine.
Jake Buxton was his Larry Lloyd – a big, strong central defender who has been around the leagues and who is now in his second spell as a Brewer. He followed Clough Junior from Burton to Derby where he played 139 times and then moved on to Wigan and back to Burton. He was physical, combative and he got the better of Charlie Wyke, although Charlie never stopped trying.
In midfield, he had a John McGovern type in Jamie Allen, a former Rochdale player. Like McGovern and Paul Scholes, he was involved in everything and he was the outstanding midfield player on a pitch that at times was congested and at other times was surprisingly wide open.
Finally, a big, mobile centre forward. Brian had Gary Birtles and Peter Wythe. Nigel has Liam Boyce – a player who will be known to Jack Ross after his excellent spell with Ross County in the SPL. The Northern Ireland international has a great work ethic and a degree of physicality that fits this division. Albion will do well to keep him next season and he looked a better bet than a rather limp Will Grigg last night.
Albion were good opponents and we couldn't expect them to lie down for us so that we can take our rightful place at the top of the table – although some of those sitting behind me seem to think that our opponents, whoever they may be, are not fit for the Brandon and Byshottles Sunday League Division Four. We need to be more careful and a wee bit more proactive when playing teams like Burton (and Coventry City and Fleetwood) who have little to play for but want to be an absolute bloody nuisance for those who have.
The importance of Aiden McGeady was highlighted in this game due to the fact that he wasn't there. He is the one really class act that we have at the moment and is a match winner. His absence does not make our hearts grow any fonder and the quicker he is back the better. Chris Maguire, as talented as McGeady but more erratic, would also give us that bit of genuine quality that makes us better than Barnsley or Portsmouth or a rapidly improving Charlton Athletic.
Some of the players looked drained in this game.
Lewis Morgan, who has hardly played this season, was running on empty long before he was replaced by Benjy Kimpioka and Grigg never got into the game.
Our main attacking thrusts came down the flanks but they had O'Nien shackled in the first half and Oviedo, who I thought was excellent whenever he got the ball, was starved of it in the last half hour.
We now sit in second place and still hold a game advantage over the Hatters and the Tykes with Pompey three behind on level games and the Addicks four behind and a game more played. The ball is in our hands now. Like all good rugby league players, we need to move it on quickly and get over that line with a wee bit of style.
Failing that, I'd be happy to grind it out.
Disappointing result? I don't think so, given the punishing fixture list we've had and will continue to have this month. This is a team bearing up under extreme pressure, compounded by that brutal extra-time Checkatrade Trophy final. Let's not forget that we've played 40 league games so far and only lost two of them. Even Luton can't boast that.
My worry now is not that we won't go up – I believe we will – but that if the unthinkable happens and we don't, Jack Ross will bear the brunt and be pushed out. That would be in keeping with Sunderland's revolving-door policy for managers during the Ellis Short era. I would hope the new regime, which has come up trumps so far, would be more far-sighted. Ross came in lacking experience and took on a team largely comprised of largely unknown quantities and quickly moulded them into an effective force. He's been criticized for the number of times we've only taken one point instead of three but I don't think that detracts much from his overall achievement.
The team is still a work in progress, as is Ross himself. But a huge amount of progress has been made and starting over with a new manager would be a badly retrograde step.
This is, of course, all academic. We have a wicked schedule going into May but Ross's squad have proved themselves to be fighters, not quitters. We can… we WILL pull this off. Ha'way the Lads!
As I was saying before a massive French thunderbolt cut off my power, Bill is right.
And so are Malcolm and Pete, based on my access to the game, which was via Barnes and Benno, earphone in mobile as my wife watched Luther on Netflix.
I winced at how often Burton names – Allen, Boyce, Harness, Quinn et al – seemed to be in possession. And yet we – ie Wyke – had those great chances to seal three points.
Whatever happens, good or bad, I'm going to be thankful for the most entertaining season we've had in a long time.
The disappointment comes from the fact that prior to kick off we knew how valuable the three points would be and the hope that after two away wins we could make it four league wins on the trot. Also from the fact that on two occasions we hit the woodwork and it was only a matter of inches that prevented us from getting maximum points.
Further disappointment from the fact we conceded possession needlessly on a number of occasions. McGeouch has been great in the past few games but it was a heavy touch that lost him the ball which then led to their goal. Disappointment that our defence was breached so easily although Flanagan tried hard to recover, more disappointment because it was a wicked deflection that beat McLaughlin. It was a cross not a shot.
Lots to be disappointed about though not the effort or commitment of the team, nor the fact that promotion is in once again in their hands.
While the home crowd are not really displaying any negativity there can be more frustration than in away games where the crowd is 100% behind the team the whole time. What effect that has on the players is probably negligible but it is noticeable.
Saturday is another opportunity but will be another tough game.
Four games in 10 days was bound to take a toll. We could have won it but sloppy play in the last few minutes meant we could have lost it. Poor referee yet again and although he wasn't directly involved in our drawing his decision making was highly suspect.I rate him as fourth worst at home this season behind Coote (Peterboro'), Probert (Luton), and Heywood (Oxford). Mr Coote by the way reffed in the Premier last week-end.


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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa.– A Shartlesville man is facing charges after he was caught shoplifting and found in possession of a controlled substance.
Timothy Kubacki, 33, is facing retail theft and possession of a controlled substance charges for the incident.
On March 3 at 4:45 a.m., police responded to the Ephrata Walmart for a reported shoplifting incident.
Employees called police after they saw a man disable the security device on a cell phone on display for sale.
When Kubacki was confronted by police, he attempted to flee, but was apprehended outside in the parking lot.
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Home Top News The pain and the ability to thwart gay pride celebrations
The pain and the ability to thwart gay pride celebrations
These dueling atmospheres make the fact that the pandemic largely thwarted pride – exactly five decades after activists gathered New York's inaugural Christopher Street Liberation Day March, celebrated to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall riots – still seem deeper.
For 22-year-old Em Panetta (who is not binary and takes the pronoun "them"), this June would mark a consequent moment: their first pride.
"Last year, starting from last summer, it was pretty much a big hit for me, so this summer was supposed to be a really celebratory time for me – a time to travel to New York City (from the Philadelphia area) and be out with my community, instead of being on the sidelines like I have done in recent years, "Panetta told CNN.
Panetta continued, "Since the Pride celebrations have been canceled in person, there has been some mourning process. It's hard to know that you almost had this special experience."
Ache. It is an idea that Ethan Johnstone, 38, founder and chief community builder Pride Link, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of LGBTQ people in the region of the northern state of South Carolina, also used to describe the absence of Pride this year.
"Pride offers me the opportunity to be my true self and to be free from worrying if I am looked at in a certain way or if I have to respond to comments or harassment," said Johnstone. "The first pride I went to was in Spartanburg, after going out as a trans. So for me it's an event rooted in authenticity."
"Not having this summer," added Johnstone, "seems to be missing a large part of my year – the excitement of getting ready and understanding what I will wear and meeting people. There is a pain in the lack of it all."
Political opportunity missed
Sometimes, the season can be more openly political. It's not hard to understand why: although at the beginning of his term, President Donald Trump attempted to self-destruct as a custodian of LGBTQ rights – "(I am) determined to protect the rights of all Americans, including the LGBTQ community." stated in a January 2017 statement – his administration has not been very friendly with this group.
A ProPublica 2019 report on the history of the Trump administration on LGBTQ issues "has found dozens of changes that represent a profound remodeling of the ways in which the federal government treats the more than 11 million American lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders". These changes include reversed, eliminated, removed and withdrawn LGBTQ protections in areas ranging from employment and healthcare to criminal justice and public life.
"Pride is a fundamental part of our political commitment", Kit Malone, 45, lawyer and educator at Indiana ACLU, She said. "That's where we connect with other organizations. It's where we connect with individual LGBTQ people who just want to know more about their rights."
In places like Mike Pence countryFull of conservatism such that bizarre experiences often seem different than those in more progressive enclaves, the meaning of Pride can increase dramatically. Especially for those of small towns, the single month can safely give life to the password of so many civil rights movements: visibility.
"We follow around 20 rural pride celebrations in Indiana. They go from a small potluck in a refuge in a park to Spencer Pride Festival, which has been featured in national news and attracts thousands of attendees from across the region, "said Malone (due to Covid-19, the festival has been postponed)." These meetings help us identify strange people who might be under-serviced, who may not have spaces where they can happily celebrate themselves. "
"When I think about the balance of pride cancellations," Malone continued, "those are the people I think of – the people who don't live near a big city, to whom they may not have access. gay bar, who can suffer from higher levels of isolation. "
Far from welcoming environments, the mere presence of Pride can have political significance. Punctual Todd Leslie, 71, reflected on the 1980s when he traveled with college-age LGBTQ people to march to Florida, where he lives and beyond.
"I know it sounds silly today, but these guys, as I call them, had to gather a lot of courage to do it," said Leslie. "One year, I took a group to a march in Jacksonville, which is very conservative. We were in a park, and there were many people protesting that we were there. The children were nervous and uncomfortable – and they stayed that way when Dykes on a bike He showed up. "(He told the latter part with a warm chuckle.)
According to Leslie, all that can be taken away from you is political: "The core of Pride is the idea of not taking things for granted that have been hard won".
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Pride, reinvented
Outdoor activities have been canceled. But that doesn't mean that Pride's spirit has been completely foiled. As it became common during the pandemic, some holidays have moved online – an imperfect stand-in, but which speaks of LGBTQ resilience.
For example, in May, New York City pride announced that there will be a three-day virtual drag show from June 19 to June 21, with over 100 artists, including former students of "RuPaul's Drag Race". In addition, the actor and co-creator of "Schitt's Creek" Dan Levy will be one of the four great marshals, and the singer Janelle Monáe and the actor "Pose" Billy Porter among the actors, for a special broadcast of 28 June.
In particular, the pandemic forced another conversation on how to improve the observation of pride.
Fifty years later, the event "evolved into something impossible to untangle from many of the most insidious aspects of consumption and capitalism," the Northwestern University writer and professor. Steven Thrasher tweeted in April, following announcements of nixed in person Pride celebrations.
"We need something new to address the working, environmental, anti-racist and economic challenges of LGBTQ people," said Thrasher.
Over the decades, criticisms of Pride – the way it tends to elevate only a narrow range of LGBTQ experiences, as it is stuffed with cops – have inspired alternative celebrations.
After reporting for years, DC Dyke March, which was held for the first time in 1993 to embrace activism between queer women and emphasize the distinct power of dam as a political signifier, he returned last June. It is not affiliated with Pride. The goal is to "center trans, queer, lesbian and other dam identities" neglected by the LGBTQ movement, as stated on the Facebook page for this year's online meeting, Dykes Go Digital.
"When I think of Pride, I think of more Pride," Preston Mitchum, 34, Washington-based director of nonprofit policy URGE: United for reproductive and gender equity, he told CNN. "We have Black Pride. We have Trans Pride. We have Youth Pride. It breaks my heart not to see the joy, the clothes, the friends. But since we can't have them this summer, I hope people will make it clear that the guilds don't they make pride great. Communities do. "
In fact, this common spirit seems to be that some organizers are tapping as they claim the roots of the Pride activist to support Black Lives Matter's current protests against police brutality.
Mitchum added: "Nothing good will come from a deadly pandemic that was preventable. At the same time, people have the opportunity to reassess what they exactly need from their communities – and for themselves. They have the opportunity to dream differently. . "
One way of thinking about the pandemic is in terms of theft. In a few months he robbed people so much: careers, lives, small but also great pleasures. In all this is a dark intimacy, especially for some. Being strange in America means being familiar with a similar type of loss, due to years of state-sanctioned bigotry and abandonment.
However, being queer also means knowing what can happen after that loss: kinship and connection that can transcend almost anything.
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