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Should we prefer a monopolistic or competitive Jihad?
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2. If you think that terrorists are deterrable, at least in principle, you would prefer an easily identifiable monopoly opponent.
3. If you think that terrorists are likely to engage in internecine warfare with each other, you would prefer the more competitive set-up. (I'll predict that if anyone kills, or has killed, bin Laden, it is one of his own people.) This is especially true when the terrorists are far away from you; they can fight without major spillover effects on your citizenry.
4. Perhaps the production of terrorist attacks involves significant economies of scale. In that case you would prefer the smaller competing groups. Nuclear weapons probably involve such economies, but suicide bombings can be organized on quite a small scale.
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oh this is perfect. My little guy needs to be able to pull his own pants down at preschool next year, so pants can't bee too tight... but he can't do his regular belt. TA DA! thanks!
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Q: Rotate Unicode Character in R I am trying to use the unicode character for ӿ R, but would like it to be rotated by 90 degrees. I want it to appear rotated in various visualizations(flextables and ggplots), so I need it to be rotated in the base dataframe that will underlie those visualizations. Also, if the rotated shape is available as a unicode character on its own, please let me know (I haven't been able to find it).
Here is my current code:
my_data <-
  data.frame(shape_name = "fancy x",
             shape = "\u04ff")

flextable(my_data)

And the current output:

My desired shape:

Thank you!

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Q: Sails.js : use i18n in my controller In my controller I want to send a message in my view like that :
res.status(400).view('memberRegisterView',{error : "error"});

And I want to translate this error in french and have "erreur".
I edited i18n.js :
locales: ['en', 'fr'],
defaultLocale: 'fr'

In my en.json :
"error":"error"

In my fr.json :
"error":"erreur"

How to use translation in my controller ?

A: Just as the doc say http://sailsjs.org/#!/documentation/concepts/Internationalization
req.__('error');

Or to force french :
sails.__({
  phrase: 'error',
  locale: 'fr'
});

A: @damien-marchand, @jaumard
Following helped me with i18n in sails:
<h1> <%= req.i18n.__('message-key') %> </h1>

as per the sails documentation https://sailsjs.com/documentation/concepts/internationalization
following should have worked, but it didn't
<h1> <%= __('message-key') %> </h1>

Moreover,
sails.__('message-key')

works but it is not tied to the request's language.


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The time for Cho'gall decks has come.
Substitute Cho'gall into the deck below and he works fine see the comment section of it for my input.
Got this guy golden earlier today, hyped for Gadgetzan to start playing him with Kazakus!
tl;dr Should I dustCho'gall for Bloodmage Thalnos?
Bloodmage Thalnos is Amazing. I dont usually dust Legos but for this, I might.
Next expansion Warlock gets a 3 mana 2/3 minion: "Battlecry: Whenever your hero takes damage this turn, it heals instead"
Blizzard please? I made it have bad statlines. Pretty please? I have a golden Cho'gall and will refuse to DE!
but wouldn't make any sense.
Not thematically, but it would be played and that is much better than what it is now. Warlock doesn't have that many good spells and therefore the value you can obtain from it is very low.
Why couldn't the do "the next spell cast" or "all spells this turn" as it is it's a one shot thing that doens't do much.. if it was all spells cool moments could happen.. but Blizzard didn't want to give warlock a cool late game card..
Currently looking to dust this for other legendary card.
Cho'gall might see play now with the Karazhan Violet Illusionist!


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numpy.ma.innerproduct¶

<tt class="descclassname">numpy.ma.</tt><tt class="descname">innerproduct</tt><big>(</big>a, b<big>)</big>[source]¶

Inner product of two arrays.

Ordinary inner product of vectors for 1-D arrays (without complex
conjugation), in higher dimensions a sum product over the last axes.

<col class="field-name" />
<col class="field-body" />

Parameters:
a, b : array_like

If a and b are nonscalar, their last dimensions of must match.

Returns:
out : ndarray

out.shape = a.shape[:-1] + b.shape[:-1]

Raises:
ValueError :

If the last dimension of a and b has different size.

See also

<tt class="xref py py-obj docutils literal">tensordot</tt>

Sum products over arbitrary axes.

<tt class="xref py py-obj docutils literal">dot</tt>

Generalised matrix product, using second last dimension of b.

<tt class="xref py py-obj docutils literal">einsum</tt>

Einstein summation convention.

Notes

Masked values are replaced by 0.

Examples

Ordinary inner product for vectors:

>>> a = np.array([1,2,3])
>>> b = np.array([0,1,0])
>>> np.inner(a, b)
2

A multidimensional example:

>>> a = np.arange(24).reshape((2,3,4))
>>> b = np.arange(4)
>>> np.inner(a, b)
array([[ 14,  38,  62],
       [ 86, 110, 134]])

An example where b is a scalar:

>>> np.inner(np.eye(2), 7)
array([[ 7.,  0.],
       [ 0.,  7.]])

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The Oxford definition of the word adventure reads like this… 'An unusual and exciting or daring experience.' Well yes, true, and then some, but nowhere does it mention that you need to be super-fit, have any previous experience, or be away for weeks on end to get involved. That's why we've pulled together our open-to-all collection, for those of you who like to keep it breezy.
Our open-to-all trips are suitable for anyone with a love for the great outdoors and a thirst for exploration, as long as you'll be happy hiking, cycling or paddling for a few hours a day, you won't find these any bother at all, quite the opposite. If that sounds like you, then here are twelve adventures that fit the bill, what's more, none of them require more than a few days off work. A double whammy.
Travel the seldom-visited Western Carpathian Mountains, home to brown bear, lynx, wildcats and wolves. From your guesthouse in the village of Rosia, you'll explore a unique crystal cave system, ride a 200-metre zipline across a forested ravine, take in the views of Lazuri Gorge and finish the night with a sip or three of palinka, a strong plum brandy that's part local delicacy, part bioweapon.
Don't miss: Emerging from a scenic gorge into the even more scenic Cutilor Valley.
Wander the streets of an ancient walled city and then hike into the extraordinary Dades Valley on a four-day Moroccan adventure that will see you ride on camelback to a lush green oasis and into the high dunes of the Sahara for the ultimate sunset, followed by dinner beneath the stars in a traditional Berber Camp.
Don't miss: Realising the reason the view seems familiar is because you've seen it in Game of Thrones.
Take a long weekend in the untouched wilderness of Finland's Nuuksio National Park, where you'll paddle across calm and idyllic waters, portage between remote lakes, explore oak and southern boreal forest, search for the absurdly adorable Siberian Flying Squirrel and spend the night in a tent suspended high over the forest floor.
Don't miss: Literally hanging out in your tent in the morning.
Tackle one of the last, great wildernesses left in Europe as you navigate the entire navigable course of the Tara River. Over two days, you'll blast across a UNESCO-protected landscape of fast-moving rapids, thick pine forest and immense waterfalls, swim in a natural spring, squeeze through a canyon entrance that's just four metres wide and stay in comfortable eco-lodges.
Don't miss: Rafting on water so clean and clear you can drink it.
Fly to Europe's adventure capital, Slovenia, where you'll paddleboard the aptly named Emerald River through the heart of beautiful Ljubljana, home to a booming café, bar, restaurant and cultural scene. From there you'll hike into the Soča Valley, visit the vineyards of the Vipava Valley, cliff jump and go caving, then paraglide over Slovenia's wine country with views all the way down to the Adriatic.
Don't miss: Paddling through the narrow canyons on the Emerald River.
Set sail along Norway's magical Arctic Fjords on a warm and comfortable, modern catamaran. Starting from the island city of Tromso, known as the Paris of the North, you'll fish in hidden bays, watch reindeers graze on the shoreline, try and spot seals, dolphins and whales and then hunt for the world's greatest natural fireworks display – the Aurora Borealis.
Don't miss: That moment cosied up under a blanket on deck when the Northern Lights come out to play.
Wake up to a different Aegean view every single day as you explore the beautiful Cyclades on a private yacht. As well as exploring a region known for its history, culture and mouth-watering food, you'll swim, snorkel and paddleboard, relax in warm, natural springs, soak up the sun on pristine beaches and enjoy the seemingly endless variety of local bars and restaurants.
Don't miss: Hiking around the arid-countryside of Loutra, with it's hidden castles and white-washed churches.
Experience the fun of paddleboarding on one of the most dramatic shorelines in Europe – Croatia's Dalmatian Coast. Starting early as the sun breaks through the protected Marjan forest, you'll paddle around an inactive volcano, navigate the turquoise estuary of the Cetina River and enjoy an unforgettable sunset as the coloured lights on the bottom of your board illuminate the sea life around you.
Don't miss: The beautiful turquoise waters of Kašuni beach.
Created by local craftsmen each year and accessible only by cable car, the Balea Lake Ice Hotel has just 14 rooms – each of them completely unique, creating the perfect weekend destination. You'll also travel deep into the surrounding Mountains to visit Bran Castle, the atmospheric inspiration for the home of Dracula.
Don't miss: One of the most memorable night's sleep you'll ever have.
Get to know the local Sami people as you drive a dog sled through the untouched Norwegian wilderness. You'll take the reigns across the tundra, play with husky puppies by the campfire, search for the Aurora Borealis and spend the night in a warm, communal tent heated by a wood-fired stove, beneath a mound of cosy reindeer hides.
Don't miss: Did we mention the puppies?
Relax on deck as you set sail across the Kornati Archipelago, a chain of 140 idyllic islands, most of them completely uninhabited. You'll swim and paddleboard on warm, clear waters, anchor for the night in beautiful bays, enjoy fresh seafood and local wine in a pretty village and then lay back as the sun sinks beneath the water.
Don't miss: Exploring islands so untouched it feels like you're the first to ever discover them.
Travel to the winter wonderland that is the Bernese Alps, where you'll carve your own igloo alongside an experienced guide. With your accommodation built, you'll then take a leisurely snowshoe hike across a land of thick and fluffy powder and ride a gondola into a plunging valley, before bedding down in your snowy, self-built cocoon.
Don't miss: An evening of stringy fondue beneath the stars.
Caught a touch of the wanderlusts but haven't got much time on your hands? Check out all of our weekend adventures. If a weekend just isn't long enough, but you want to keep the pace fairly breezy, take a look at our open-t0-all adventures, looking for something that requires a bit more puff, our active adventures are definitely the way forward.


City of Kawartha Lakes ON – (April 10, 2018) – Fleming College Arboriculture students will take to the trees on Tuesday, April 24 for the Fleming Tree Climbing Competition.
Many of the students go on, each year, to compete at the provincial and national level with the International Society of Arboriculture's Tree Climbing Championships. Through local community support as well as support through the arboriculture industry, prizes are awarded to the competitors with grand prizes for the Men's and Women's division champions. Many of the judges are past Fleming tree climbing competitors and current industry leaders.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to come out and watch the events. Prize contributions are always welcome.
Event Details: Events begin at 9:30 a.m.
A climber must ascend a tree and rescue a geared up 200 lb 'dummy' in distress. The student rescuer must adhere to a set protocol based on a specified emergency. This is a time based event, points are awarded or deducted according to the protocol and emergency.
Each contestant is timed climbing up a tree from the ground to a height of approximately 15m where they will ring finishing bell.
Location: Fleming College's Frost Campus (200 Albert St. S., Lindsay) at the Outdoor Education Center, west of the Heavy Equipment building. Rain date is scheduled for Wednesday, April 18.


I started performing stand-up comedy in 2003 after an encounter with Comedian J. Anthony Brown of the popular "Tom Joyner Morning Show". While hanging out with friends, Mr. Brown overheard me telling jokes and asked if I'd ever done comedy, and at the time I had not tried comedy. Mr. Brown immediately encouraged me to give stand-up a try, and I took his advice and haven't looked back. I contacted a local comedian and radio personality named Griff who was hosting an open mic in Atlanta at Café 290. My first time performing was less than five minutes but I was hooked. Eventually, I hosted shows around town. Comedy was my starting point which led me to my ultimate goals of writing, acting and filmmaking.
Like any other new actor, I started my career as a background actor. Others would get discouraged but I used this time to network and plan my next move. In 2008, I decided to stop performing as a comedian and focus on the film and television industry. Not only have I worked in front of the camera, but I have worked behind the camera as a Casting Director, Producer, Production Assistant, and Assistant Director. In 2009, I became a member of SAG-AFTRA after a speaking part in the movie "Lottery Ticket". Recently, I completed writing my autobiography titled "Feel My Pain" as well as a script for the film "Invisible Man". I have had the pleasure of acting in over thirty television and film projects.
My passion in filmmaking is telling life stories via documentaries, short films or feature films. Everyone has an interesting journey that can be shared on film. Click on the video below to view Part 1 of the "Voices Trilogy" entitled "The Talk".
Currently, I'm raising funds to develop my script into a feature film. The trailer can be viewed below.
Please click on one of the links to donate. Thank you!
Information about the film will be submitted upon written request.
This is part 1 of the Voices Trilogy. I have a talk with my conscience about the guilt that I have over the death of my daughter. My ex-girlfriend aborted our child when she was 6 1/2 months pregnant because I decided to be a comedian against her wishes.
While being treated for unresolved issues from his past, he was diagnosed with cancer. Things got worse when he faced 60 years in prison, dealt with his daughter's death, and was briefly homeless. Everything came down on him at once. Determined to rise above his plight, he started doing comedy, acting, and writing.
"Invisible Man" is the life story of Darryl Moore.
This is a monthly fundraiser in for my feature film "Invisible Man".
Reception (9:30pm) @ ABC the Tavern on Euclid Ave. immediately following.
Copyright © 2018 Moore Entertainment, Inc. - All Rights Reserved.


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Elazığ dik halay (Karaçor)(Karachor) is a Turkish kochari folk dance. It is a form of circle dance. There are related folk songs, known as Shoror . There are modern popular versions of this song, with Turkish lyrics, known as İşte Hendek İşte Deve in Turkey. One of these is sung by Barış Manço. There are modern popular versions of this song, with Assyrian lyrics, known as Kochari in Russia, one sung by Loudmila Khoshaba. Kochari is a song from her Album of the year 2008, called "Nazdarta".
There are modern popular versions of this song, with Greek lyrics, known as Agkires (Άγκυρες; Anchors) in Greece, one sung by Katy Garbi . Agkires is a song from her Album of the year 1999, called "Doro Theou". This album was composed in Greek by Savvas Angin. The Greek lyrics were written by Eleni Gianatsoulia.

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See more on this topic from the U.S. side on International Weather Page updated on 30th. November.
As is known, Vagaries has always been a resolute dis-believer in the so called GW theory. Yes, there's nothing like GW, and its always been the ups and downs of the natural weather patterns. (Have written several blogs on this, against this, to prove the point. Could be refered to in the Vagaries archives of December 2009).
Now, this year, we have cold waves from many parts of the Northern hemisphere.
I'll just put up the headlines of these, instead of a detailed write up.
GREAT BRITAIN UNDER WINTER'S SIEGE AS SNOW AND COLD ALL BUT CRIPPLES MOST AREAS, TEMPS DROP TO -18C AND 1-2 FEET OF SNOW FALLS!!!
Several UK locations have reported their coldest November temps on record.
NORTHERN IRELAND: Lough Fea, Co Tyrone reported -9.5 (15F).....Read more in detai on U.K. severe cold on Mark's Blog here.
25 Nov 10 - According to new GRACE satellite results, world average sea level rise is about 1 millimeter per year, or about 0.04 of an inch.
"The low end of IPCC forecasts is about double that at 1.9 mm/year," says Steven Goddard. "Hansen has been talking about 30+ mm/year. Once again the experts demonstrate that they have no clue what they are talking about."
Consisting of a pair of satellites moving in an orbit that takes them over the South and North Poles, GRACE stands for Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment.
One millimeter is about the thickness of a dime. Take 100 dimes, stack them on top of each other, and that's how much sea level should rise in the next 100 years. Four inches. Four INCHES!
And, If the results hold up to scrutiny, then that's a big chink in AGW alarmism.
Ocean temperatures are plummeting and are below normal.
See any red? or even Oranges ?? And, remember, oceans consist 0f 75% of the Earth's surface. Looked at ocean heat content figures lately ? They've flat-lined since 2003! A check of recent satellite sea-level figures is revealing too!
Levels are now only a fraction above minimums in 2003 and given current cooling trends may even drop below them shortly!
Don't go by the media reports, my friends, they are only doing their job, hype up things, hype them totally out of proportions !!
well said !! this makes me recall how a lobby hyped that coconut oil was bad for heart so that the product was available at cheaper rates in soap making industry. Pamolein industry also benefited. Now the wheel has come one full circle.
So wait for that to happen on weather front also in a few years.
very true emkay. and thanks .
Rajesh, my two cents on this Global Warming debate.
I think the issue around Global Warming is not to do with the fact that weather is necessarily going to be consistently warmer. The effects would be (as I believe and understand) felt in the way of erratic behaviour of weather (behavior as compared to the normal expected). Which means if the winter in a particular place is much nastier than usual it would still mean the weather is going erratic or let's say a place which experiences very hot summers suddenly experiences a cooler one it is still not 'usual'. Hence a cooler then normal winter is not an argument against Global Warming, on the contrary one can argue it is for it.
Secondly, the summer this time has been pretty severe in Russia and I was reading about the unusual warmth in Chicago for this time of the year. I am not hinting that these are obvious pointers towards Global Warming but these are again 'unusual' situations.
Having said the above, I personally am not a big fan of the alarmists on Global Warming, but if you look at it, this is one area that can yield good results even if it is totally hyped up. Imagine this hype driving cleaner fuels, less polluted rivers etc. the resultant is all good.
Good points raised. Your first point.nasty and extreme weather is nothing new on this planet. We have heard of much severe weather earliar too, when the GW hype was not created.As in this year, severest weather in U.K. in 17 years,yes nasty and extreme. But why link to GW ? Hasn't it happened 17 years ago, and this year it has happened again ?
Unusual, means that which is not usual. That means does not occur usually. But , has happened before, sometime ago. Please go thru Vagaries archives of dec 2009, and the heat wave of Chicago of 1924 is mentioned . Was there GW then in 1924 ??
ok, not polluting the air, and not felling trees must be adhered to, but not by alarmist methods like GW ! When it turns out to be false, what will be the outcome?
November rains in Mumbai are not the highest ever ! Like I said Mumbai had 164 mm in nov 1946, and the heaviest fallin a day in nov was 123 mms in 1927 ! GW then too ??


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Chinese troops are gathering at the Hong Kong border, White House says, amid fears of a more brutal crackdown on protesters
A US official said Washington was monitoring a 'congregation' of Chinese forces
The official also said there could be a build-up of military troops or armed police
Comes after Beijing said the protests in Hong Kong were 'the work of the U.S.'
Beijing last week warned its army could be deployed in Hong Kong at request
New rounds of clashes broke out last night between demonstrators and police
Conflict was due to news that 44 protesters had been charged with rioting
The White House has said that it is monitoring a sudden 'congregation' of Chinese forces at the border of Hong Kong, according to reports, amid fears that Beijing could step up their control over the city's unrest which has escalated to unprecedented level.
A White House official, who wished to remain anonymous, told journalists that there could be a build-up of military troops or armed police at the border between mainland China and Hong Kong without giving further details, reported Bloomberg.
Hong Kong has been rocked by protests over the past two months against a proposed bill that would allow people to be extradited from the city to stand trial in Communist Party-controlled courts in mainland China.
The White House has said that it was monitoring a sudden 'congregation' of Chinese forces at the border of Hong Kong. China has maintained a garrison in Hong Kong (pictured) since 1997
An anonymous Washington official told journalists that there could be a build-up of military troops or armed police without giving further details, according to a report from Bloomberg
Hong Kong and the mainland Chinese city of Shenzhen shares a 37-kilometre (22-mile) borderThe mass display of opposition to the bill has morphed into a wider pro-democracy movement that has thrown down the most significant challenge to Beijing's authority since the former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
Hong Kong and the mainland Chinese city of Shenzhen shares a 37-kilometre (22-mile) border.
Around 230,000 people travel between the two cities a day through Luohu, a major land checkpoint linking Shenzhen to Hong Kong, according to official statistics.
Authorities of Shenzhen, a metropolis of about 12 million people, last week had giant images of the Chinese national flag cast on skyscrapers facing Hong Kong to warn the city's protesters, whom Beijing has labelled as radical and violent.
China stages military drill in Hong Kong amidst protests
Chinese defence ministry spokesman Wu Qian (pictured in 2017) said at a news conference in Beijing that the ministry has been 'paying close attention' to the situation in Hong Kong
The PLA has maintained a garrison in Hong Kong since the city's return to China in 1997, but its troops generally keep a low profile and are rarely seen in uniform in public
The speculation of a military presence on the border came after Beijing this week suggested that the United States had been plotting the unrest in the Asian financial hub, which has entered its eighth week.
China's foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying yesterday said that the recent violent protests in Hong Kong were 'the work of the U.S.'.
She reiterated that Beijing would not allow any foreign forces to interfere in the country's internal affairs.
Hua's remarks came after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said China should 'do the right thing' in dealing with protests in the territory, urging all sides to avoid violence.
Chinese city projects national flag on skyscrapers facing Hong Kong
Around 230,000 people travel between the two cities a day through Luohu (pictured), a major land checkpoint linking Shenzhen to Hong Kong, according to official statistics
Viral footage from China's Twitter-like Weibo shows authorities of Shenzhen casting images of the national flags on buildings on the waterfront to urge Hong Kong to stay loyal to Beijing
Pro-Beijing supporters hold red umbrellas and a Chinese national flag during a counter-rally in support of police in Hong Kong on July 20. The former British colony has seen a political crisis
The White House's claims also emerged after Beijing last week warned that its army could be deployed in Hong Kong if the city's authorities requested support in maintaining 'public order'.
China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) has maintained a garrison in Hong Kong since the former British colony was returned to China in 1997, but its troops generally keep a low profile and are rarely seen in uniform in public.
Late last month after Hong Kong was rocked by the first wave of protests, the PLA conducted a live-ammunition military exercise in the city in a show of military might.
The high-profile drill, conducted by the PLA's land, naval and air forces at three bases in Hong Kong, was said to be part of an open day event marking the 22nd anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from Britain to China.
A women (central) leaves the Eastern District Court after facing a riot charge. The accused included a teacher, a nurse, an airline pilot, a barber, a chef, an electrician, a construction worker and unemployed people, according to their charge sheets
Demonstrators chant slogans as they gather outside the Eastern Court in Hong Kong. The city's police said last yesterday that 44 people, aged between 16 and 41, had been charged with rioting and one other with possessing offensive weapons
A protester holds a placard that reads: 'No rioters, only tyranny' while chanting slogans as they gather outside the Eastern Court in Hong Kong. The vast majority of the accused individuals showed up in court this morning and were granted bail
A women (central) arrives at the Eastern District Court to face a riot charge from recent clashes between protesters and police. The announcement of their charges sparked another night of unrest on the streets of the former British Colony
A man (central) leaves the Eastern District Court after facing a riot charge from recent clashes between protesters and police. 43 of the defendants were said to have appeared in court and an arrest warrant had been issue for a 44th who didn't show up
Earlier this month, the PLA reportedly carried out an anti-riot drill in Zhanjiang, a city near Hong Kong, to prepare soldiers for 'emergency situations'.
Reports have suggested that China's central government was working on an urgent plan to resolve Hong Kong's ongoing political crisis, but officials had ruled out the use of military force.
Dozens of Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters appeared in court today after being charged with rioting, setting the stage for further unrest in a weeks-long crisis that has rocked the former British colony.
Terrifying moment car shoots fireworks at protesters in Hong Kong
Images show the horrifying moment that a car drives past protesters (left) before launching fireworks in their direction (right)
Protesters can be stodd watchin in horror as the flames take hold (left) and from afar the street is lit up in pink because of the fire works (right)
Last night protesters were in a stand off with police as they continued their weekely rallies on the streets of Hong Kong
The announcement last night that 44 people had been charged with rioting - an offence that carries a jail term of up to 10 years - immediately triggered another round of clashes between police and protesters.
During the conflict, a car driving past one of Hong Kong's police stations shot flaming fireworks at hundreds of protesters who were calling for their arrested colleagues to be freed outside the Tin Shui Wai station.
Footage broadcast live on television showed an officer aiming a shotgun at protesters who were throwing objects at him.
Police officer brandishes gun at Hong Kong protesters
Police came out to disperse the crowd at about 10:40pm, with one of the officers filmed pointing a gun at protesters while his colleague is seen attacking them with a baton
Dozens of Hong Kong protesters detained during recent clashes have been charged with rioting - an offence that carries a jail term of up to ten years - as the finance hub's embattled pro-Beijing leaders crack down on weeks of demonstrations. After the announcement, protesters gathered outside the Kwai Chung police station in support of those detained on Tuesday night
Police late Tuesday said 44 of those arrested were being charged with rioting and would appear in court on Wednesday morning. Another man was charged with possession of an offensive weapon
The latest round of clashes between anti-government protesters and police broke out tonight after dozens of demonstrators detained were charged with rioting, an offence that carries a jail term of up to ten years
A police officer points a gun towards protesters. Several hundred protesters mobilised in the streets outside a police station after Hong Kong media said that 44 people had been arrested on riot charges
The previous two weekends had seen a surge in the level of violence used by both protesters and police, who repeatedly fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse projectile-throwing crowds.
A mob of pro-government thugs also attacked protesters, putting 45 people in hospital. At least six suspected attackers have been arrested and some were found to have links to triads.
China Daily, a Chinese state newspaper, today accused the West of 'distorting' the truth of Hong Kong protests.
While People's Daily, the mouthpiece of China's Communist Party, praised the Hong Kong anti-riot police, who have been accused of using violence against activists. The paper described them as 'dedicated' and 'professional'.
Police officer points his gun at protesters as colleague attack them with batons outside police station in Hong Kong after 44 are charged with rioting and face up to ten years in jail
A senior police source said today that 44 of those arrested during clashes were being charged with rioting
As news of the charges emerged, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Kwai Chung police station
China's foreign ministry spokesperson said recent violent protests in Hong Kong are 'the work of the US'
Remarks came as US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said China should 'do the right thing' about Hong Kong
China's remarks come just hours before the latest rounds of trade talks between the two nations in Shanghai
City's police today began tests for anti-riot vehicles armed with water cannons that could used on Sunday
Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters blocked trains on the Island and Kwun Tong subway lines this morning
Beijing warned on Monday 'if Hong Kong continues the unrest, the whole society will have to pay the price'
The latest round of clashes between anti-government protesters and police broke out tonight after dozens of demonstrators detained were charged with rioting, an offence that carries a jail term of up to ten years.
As news of the charges emerged, hundreds of protesters gathered outside Kwai Chung police station where local media reported that the group were being held.
Police came out to disperse the crowd at about 10:40pm, with one of the officers filmed pointing a gun at protesters while his colleague is seen attacking them with a baton.
Police said 44 of those arrested were being charged with rioting and would appear in court on Wednesday morning. Another man was charged with possession of an offensive weapon.
The last two weekends have seen a dramatic surge in the level of violence used by both protesters and police who have repeatedly fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse projectile-throwing crowds. A mob of pro-government thugs also attacked protesters putting 45 people in hospital.
In the latest clashes with police on Sunday, protesters fought running battles with riot officers in a well-heeled residential suburb on the main island with 49 arrests made - 32 men and 17 women aged between 16 and 41.
As news of the charges emerged, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Kwai Chung police station where local media reported that the group were being held. They shouted 'Add Oil' - a popular Cantonese phrase of encouragement - and 'Reclaim Hong Kong, revolution of our times', the campaign slogan used by jailed activist Leung that has become an increasingly common chant in recent weeks
Police officers react during clashes with protesters who surrounded a police station where detained protesters are being held
A baton-wielding officer confront protesters outside a police station as unrest erupts after authorities announced charges
Protesters throw objects towards police officers during the latest clashes caused by the arrest of 44 demonstrators
Rioting is one of the most serious public order offences on Hong Kong's statute books and carries a sentence of up to a decade in jail.
Edward Leung, a prominent activist, was jailed for six years last year after he was found guilty of rioting in clashes with police in 2016.
The protesters gathering outside the police station shouted 'Add Oil' - a popular Cantonese phrase of encouragement - and 'Reclaim Hong Kong, revolution of our times', the campaign slogan used by jailed activist Leung that has become an increasingly common chant in recent weeks.
The police station had metal shutters pulled down over the door and all public-facing windows.
Protesters gather outside Kwai Chung police station on Tuesday night in support of protesters detained with the charge of rioting during recent clashes. Police late Tuesday said 44 of those arrested were being charged with rioting and would appear in court on Wednesday morning. Another man was charged with possession of an offensive weapon
The riot police officer uses a pepper spray to disperse the crowds gathered at the police station on Tuesday night
As news of the charges emerged, hundreds of protesters gathered outside a police station where local media reported that the group were being held. They shouted 'Add Oil' - a popular Cantonese phrase of encouragement - and 'Reclaim Hong Kong, revolution of our times', a campaign slogan that has become an increasingly common chant in recent week
The police station had metal shutters pulled down over the door and all public-facing windows. The move to charge the 44 protesters comes a day after Beijing publicly threw its weight behind Hong Kong's unelected leader Carrie Lam and the police, saying violent protesters must be swiftly punished
Dozens of Hong Kong protesters detained during recent clashes have been charged with rioting - an offence that carries a jail term of up to ten years - as the finance hub's embattled pro-Beijing leaders crack down on weeks of demonstrations
The move to charge the 44 protesters comes a day after Beijing publicly threw its weight behind Hong Kong's unelected leader Carrie Lam and the police, saying violent protesters must be swiftly punished.
Meanwhile, China today said the recent violent protests in Hong Kong are 'the work of the US.'
China's foreign ministry spokesperson reiterated that Beijing will not allow any foreign forces to interfere in the country's internal affairs.
The remarks came after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said China should 'do the right thing' in dealing with protests in the territory, urging all sides to avoid violence.
The recent violent protests in Hong Kong are 'the work of the US,' China's foreign ministry spokesperson said today, reiterating that Beijing will not allow any foreign forces to interfere in the country's internal affairs. Above, protesters and journalists react to tear gas fired into a crowd during a demonstration in Hong Kong on Sunday
The remarks made by China's Foreign Ministry came after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said China should 'do the right thing' in dealing with protests in Hong Kong, urging all sides to avoid violence
'I believe that Mr Pompeo ... thinks that the recent violence in Hong Kong is reasonable because everyone knows that this is the work of the United States,' Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a regular press briefing today
'I believe that Mr Pompeo ... thinks that the recent violence in Hong Kong is reasonable because everyone knows that this is the work of the United States,' spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a regular press briefing.
She also urged America to 'let go' of the Hong Kong issue, adding that 'those who play with fire would only get themselves burned.'
China's remarks come just hours before the latest rounds of trade talks between the two nations in Shanghai.
What started three months ago as rallies against an extradition bill that would have allowed people in Hong Kong to be sent to mainland China for trial, has now morphed into a wider backlash against the city's government and its political masters in Beijing.
The city's police force today conducted road tests for anti-riot vehicles armed with water cannons that could be used to disperse protest crowds, according to Apple Daily. Video by HK01 News shows the vehicles travelling on the streets
What started three months ago as rallies against an extradition bill that would have allowed people in Hong Kong to be sent to China for trial, has now morphed into a wider backlash against the city's government and its political masters in Beijing
Increasingly violent protests have occurred almost daily, sometimes with little notice, disrupting business, piling pressure on Hong Kong's beleaguered government and stretching the city's police force, which some have accused of using excessive force.
Earlier this month, a Hong Kong street artist became the first protester to be prosecuted by the city's authorities.
He appeared in court on July 5 over his alleged involvement in the blockade of the city's police headquarters on June 21. He was also charged with disorderly behaviour for throwing eggs at police outside the headquarters during the six-hour siege.
The city's police force today conducted road tests for anti-riot vehicles armed with water cannons that could be used to disperse protest crowds, according to Apple Daily.
The Mercedes-Benz vehicles could be deployed as early as Sunday, it added. South China Morning Post reported that the crowd-control vehicles cost a total of HK$16.59 million (£1.7 million) and arrived in the city last May.
Increasingly violent protests have occurred almost daily, sometimes with little notice, disrupting business, piling pressure on Hong Kong's beleaguered government and stretching the city's police, which some have accused of using excessive force
Passengers argue with protesters who disrupted a subway line in Hong Kong during the early morning rush hour today. Service was delayed and partially suspended on the Island and Kwun Tong lines, subway operator MTR Corp said. It cited 'a number of train door obstructions' as well as someone activating a safety device at a platform on the Kwun Tong line
Police restrain an angry passenger who tried to fight with protesters at Tiu Keng Leng station this morning
Operational guidelines had been finalised and the force was considering whether to use the vehicles to spray liquid dye on protesters to help identifying suspects easier, a senior police insider revealed to the newspaper.
Democratic Party politician Lam Cheuk-ting said the water cannons are extremely powerful and could cause serious injuries to a person's neck and spine. He urged the police to be open and honest to the public about the risks of the vehicles.
Video released by HK01 News shows officers driving the vehicles onto the streets today, surrounded by several other police cars.
The police insider added that the vehicles would provide an alternative way of dispersing radical rallying crowds while creating a safe distance between protesters and officers, minimising the possibility of physical confrontation.
Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters blocked train services during the early morning rush hour today, causing commuter chaos in the latest anti-government campaign to roil the former British colony. Above, protesters flood Tiu Keng Leng station
Activists blocked train doors, playing havoc with services and forcing hundreds of people to stream out of railway stations in search of alternative transport
Hong Kong, which returned to China in 1997, is embroiled in its worst political crisis for decades after two months of increasingly violent protests that have posed one of the gravest populist challenges to Communist Party rulers in Beijing
Service was delayed and partially suspended on the Island and Kwun Tong lines, subway operator MTR said. It cited 'a number of train door obstructions' as well as someone activating a safety device at a platform on the Kwun Tong line
Hong Kong, which returned to China in 1997, is embroiled in its worst political crisis for decades after two months of increasingly violent protests that have posed one of the gravest populist challenges to Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
'The president, I think, captured it right when he said that we need China to do the right thing,' Pompeo said in an interview with Bloomberg last Thursday. 'We hope that they'll do that, we hope that the protests will remain peaceful.'
US President Donald Trump last Monday praised Chinese President Xi Jinping and said he believed Xi has acted 'very responsibly' with the protests in Hong Kong over an extradition bill that could see people from the territory sent to China for trial, prompting Beijing to 'advise' US officials to remove their 'black hands' from the territory.
US President Donald Trump last Monday praised Chinese President Xi Jinping and said he believed Xi has acted 'very responsibly' with the protests in Hong Kong over an extradition bill that could see people from the territory sent to China for trial, prompting Beijing to 'advise' US officials to remove their 'black hands' from the territory
Activists blocked train doors, playing havoc with services and forcing hundreds of people to stream out of railway stations in search of alternative transport. There were heated exchanges at Tiu Keng Leng station, where a crowd of protesters and commuters sat on the platform and a stopped train
Commuters faced traffic chaos as protesters prevented trains from leaving the station by standing in between doors
Hong Kong protestors cause commuter chaos by disrupting trains
In the latest anti-government campaign to roil the former British colony, hundreds of Hong Kong protesters blocked train services during the early morning rush hour today, causing commuter chaos.
Service was delayed and partially suspended on the Island and Kwun Tong lines, subway operator MTR Corp said. It cited 'a number of train door obstructions' as well as someone activating a safety device at a platform on the Kwun Tong line.
Activists blocked train doors, playing havoc with services and forcing hundreds of people to stream out of railway stations in search of alternative transport.
There were heated exchanges at Tiu Keng Leng station, where a crowd of protesters and commuters sat on the platform and a stopped train. One train was held up more than half an hour, infuriating passengers.
'We don't know how long we are going to stay here, we don't have a leader, as you can see this is a mass movement now,' said Sharon, a 21-year-old masked protester who declined to give her full name.
'It's not our intention to inconvenience people, but we have to make the authorities understand why we protest. We will continue with this as long as need.'
'It's not our intention to inconvenience people, but we have to make the authorities understand why we protest. We will continue with this as long as need.' Others chanted, 'Liberate Hong Kong,' and 'Revolution of our Time'
People argue as Anti-extradition bill protesters disrupted train services at Tiu Keng Leng station during rush hour today
Others chanted, 'Liberate Hong Kong,' and 'Revolution of our Time'.
Posts on Twitter showed long lines of commuters waiting for free shuttle buses provided to other subway stops.
China's central government yesterday reiterated its support for Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, as well as the city's police, and called on Hong Kong people to oppose violence following another weekend of clashes between protesters and police.
'If the unrest continues, the whole of Hong Kong society will pay the cost,' Yang Guang, a spokesperson with the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, said at an extremely rare media briefing in Beijing.
He added that Hong Kong's government and society needed to come up with more effective ways to help young peple address concerns over housing, employment and other issues.
He listed three 'bottom lines' that could not be crossed, including no harm to national security, no challenge to the central government's authority, and no using Hong Kong as a way to undermine China.
Amazing footage shot on Sunday shows quick-thinking protesters extinguishing a tear gas canister thrown by riot police
Protesters are also seen throwing back tear gas canisters during their confrontation with riot police in Hong Kong
The latest protest follows a demonstration at the Chinese-ruled city's international airport last Friday and violent protests at the weekend when activists clashed with police who fired rubber bullets, tear gas and sponge grenades - a crowd-control weapon.
Amazing footage shot on Sunday shows quick-thinking protesters extinguishing a tear gas canister thrown by riot police.
Armed with gas masks and umbrellas, they are seen swiftly covering the canister with a traffic cone and dousing it with water before the gas can engulf the area.
Minor scuffles broke out between protesters and commuters as some grew frustrated over the train stoppage.
'It's so inconvenient and annoying, really. I am in hurry to work, to make a living. Will you give away your salary to me?' said a 64-year-old man surnamed Liu.
Some protesters turned up at the station at 7:50am to block the train doors with their hands, bodies or items as passengers expressed their annoyance at the disruption to their commute
Posts on Twitter showed long lines of commuters waiting for free shuttle buses provided to other subway stops
Protesters were angry at Beijing's warning on Monday that 'if Hong Kong continues to be chaotic, the whole society will have to pay the price'. Millions have taken part in street protests for the past two months against a now-suspended extradition bill that would have allowed criminal suspects in Hong Kong to be sent to China to face trial
Hundreds of protesters disrupted train services as part of a civil disobedience effort in the ongoing crisis gripping the city
Yang said the central government is calling on various sectors to firmly oppose violence, safeguard the rule of law, and asked society to eliminate political conflicts as soon as possible.
Attempts by 'irresponsible figures' in the West to stoke turbulence in Hong Kong and contain China's development will fail, he added.
It was the first time the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office has held a press briefing on the city since the 1997 handover, an indication that the central government feels increasing pressure to intervene.
The press conference follows another weekend of clashes between protesters and police, who again fired rubber bullets and tear gas as the demonstrations grow increasingly violent.
Anti-government protesters in the station put up flyers and held up a train by blocking train doors
Minor scuffles broke out between protesters and commuters as some grew frustrated over the train stoppage
One train was held up for more than half an hour and police had to step in after heated arguments
Riot officers sought to defend China's main representative office in Hong Kong from protesters on Sunday for the second consecutive weekend, with the building near the heart of the city fortified with barricades.
Police said they had arrested at least 49 people over Sunday's protests for offences including unauthorised assembly and possession of offensive weapons. Medical authorities said 16 people were injured.
Police said protesters hurled bricks, bottles, paint bombs, corrosive liquids and used a crossbow to fire metal ball bearings. Bows and arrows were also later recovered from the scene, the force said.
'If the turbulence continues, the whole of Hong Kong society will pay the cost,' Yang Guang (above), a spokesperson with the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, said at an extremely rare media briefing in Beijing
Yang added that Hong Kong's government and society needed to come up with more effective ways to help young peple address concerns over housing, employment and other issues
Protests have occurred almost daily, sometimes with little notice, disrupting business, piling pressure on Hong Kong's beleaguered government and stretching the city's police force, which some have accused of using excessive force
Demonstrators blocked train doors and others activated a safety device at a platform, causing chaos
Foreign secretary Dominic Raab said in a statement yesterday that the UK 'condemn any violence but the right of peaceful protest must be respected.'
Sunday's violence came a day after police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters holding a banned rally against suspected pro-government triad gangs in a town near the border with mainland China.
The gangs had beaten up democracy demonstrators there the previous weekend.
Police made 13 arrests that day while hospital authorities said a total of 24 people were hurt, two seriously.
Despite facing unprecedented levels of public anger and frustration that has seen millions take to the streets, the city's pro-Beijing leadership have appeared unable, or unwilling, to end the chaos.
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Weekly Film Music Roundup (January 28, 2022)
Soundtrack Album for Netflix's 'Archive 81' to Be Released
Posted: January 13, 2022 by filmmusicreporter in TV Music Albums
Tags: Archive 81, Ben Salisbury, Geoff Barrow, Netflix, score, Soundtrack
Lakeshore & INVADA Records will release a soundtrack album for the Netflix original series Archive 81. The album features the show's original music composed by Ben Salisbury & Geoff Barrow (Ex Machina, Annihilation, Devs, Luce, Hanna, Free Fire). The soundtrack will be released digitally tomorrow, January 14 and will be available to stream/download on all major digital music platforms, including Amazon. Archive 81 is developed by Rebecca Suonnenshine inspired by the horror podcast of the same name and stars Mamoudou Athie, Dina Shihabi, Evan Jonigkeit, Martin Donovan, Matt McGorry, Julia Chan and Ariana Neal. The supernatural thriller executive produced by Atomic Monster's James Wan & Michael Clear follows an s a video archivist as he investigates the secrets behind a mysterious fire and becomes convinced he can save a young woman from the terrifying fate she met 25 years ago. The series will premiere tomorrow exclusively on Netflix.
1. Archive 81 – Titles (0:35)
2. The Visser Ritual (2:25)
3. Tape Cleaning (1:03)
4. Losing Track of Time (3:05)
5. Jess Opens Up (2:38)
6. Journey to the Compound (1:25)
7. Seizure (1:03)
8. Ghost Story / Cracking the Code (4:39)
9. Otherside (3:43)
10. Mold (3:13)
11. Someone in There (3:56)
12. Séance (3:01)
13. Cameras (1:54)
14. The Greenstone Totem (2:14)
15. Dan's Theme (1:47)
16. I'm a Spirit Receiver (3:02)
17. Church Seizure / The Compound (2:17)
18. The Cult of Kaelego (2:34)
19. A Connection Through Time (1:37)
20. Tamara's Opera (1:39)
21. Dan's First Lucid Dream (3:40)
22. I Need to Find Her (2:41)
23. Pep Talk (1:11)
24. 1994 (2:12)
25. Going Rogue (1:05)
26. Fucking Smothering Me (2:27)
27. The Basement of Visser (4:43)
28. The Ritual Space Recreated (3:11)
29. Song of the Otherworld (2:15)
30. Masks (5:09)
31. What Are You Playing? (3:37)
32. Stay Out (2:21)
33. Archive 81 – Credits (1:34)
Dominick says:
I can almost 10000% guarantee that this soundtrack was inspired by Phillip Glass, there's even a mention of Koyaanisqatsi in one of the episodes


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Q: Site content and structure - different icons for team subsites I have just found out that when I check the site content and structure in site setting, there are two different icons for the same type of subsites. First thing that crossed my mind was that there are some sites functions activated and therefore the icon is different but it is not the reason as the activated functions are identical.

Does anybody know where the difference is?
Thank you!

A: The difference is that the first icon (tree) indicates a Publishing site, the Sharepoint 2013 icon indicates any other type of site (Team, Community, Project etc).
You can check the site features of the site that does not have the Sharepoint 2013 icon, under Site Actions --> Manage Site Features --> Sharepoint Server Publishing should be activated.


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Q: Expected behavior of Pandas str.isnumeric() I have a multi-dtype series pd.Series like [100, 50, 0, foo, bar, baz]
when I run pd.Series.str.isnumeric()
I get [NaN, NaN, NaN, False, False, False]
Why is this happening? Shouldn't it return True for the first three in this series?

A: Using the string accessor is converting your numbers to NaN, it is happening before you even try to use isnumeric:
s = pd.Series([100, 50, 0, 'foo', 'bar', 'baz'])
s.str[:]

0    NaN
1    NaN
2    NaN
3    foo
4    bar
5    baz
dtype: object

So the NaN's remain when you use isnumeric.  Use astype first instead:
s.astype(str).str.isnumeric()

0     True
1     True
2     True
3    False
4    False
5    False
dtype: bool

A: Pandas string methods follow Python methods closely:
str.isnumeric(100)    # TypeError
str.isnumeric('100')  # True
str.isnumeric('a10')  # False

Any type which yields an error will give NaN. As per the Python docs, str.isnumeric is only applicable for strings:

str.isnumeric() Return true if all characters in the string are numeric characters, and there is at least one character, false
  otherwise.

As per the Pandas docs, pd.Series.str.isnumeric is equivalent to str.isnumeric:

Series.str.isnumeric() Check whether all characters in each string in the Series/Index are numeric. Equivalent to str.isnumeric().

Your series has "object" dtype, this is an all-encompassing type which holds pointers to arbitrary Python objects. These may be a mixture of strings, integers, etc. Therefore, you should expect NaN values where strings are not found.
To accommodate numeric types, you need to convert to strings explicitly, e.g. given a series s:
s.astype(str).str.isnumeric()


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Tag Archives: Mike Connors
In 1999, Lalo and Donna Schifrin asked me to pen the notes for their re-recording of his music for the long-running private-eye series Mannix. In addition to the 11 tracks on the original 1968 LP, Lalo wrote four new tunes to bring the running time up to a more CD-friendly hour's length, then recorded them with Germany's phenomenal WDR big band. It gave me a chance to talk with the composer about producer Bruce Geller's ideas for the music… and to ask series star Mike Connors about it: "I used to walk down the street and people would hum the theme at me. Lalo's terrific, and his music is sensational," he said. It's a terrific album and I am proud to have contributed a little something in terms of context.
This entry was posted in Composers, Television Music and tagged Aleph, Bruce Geller, Lalo Schifrin, Mannix, Mike Connors on June 1, 1999 by Jon Burlingame.