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October 19, 2003
Mormon polygamists gearing up for armed showdown
Telegraph UK | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Here, according to the few locals prepared to talk, the elders of an eccentric breakaway Mormon sect have prepared a last stand against further interference by Utah state authorities - stockpiling food and, some say, weapons, as if in readiness for a siege. The godfearing polygamists of Hildale and neighbouring Colorado City, members of the Fundamentalist Church of Latter Day Saints (FLDS) have good reason to be jumpy. Last week, for the first time in 40 years, the state of Utah jailed a local resident for bigamy. Rodney Holm, a powerful local police officer, will serve a year in prison. He was also found guilty of two charges of sexual misconduct with a minor... The apparent fear of a Waco-style confrontation with the Hildale polygamists, which the authorities fear could culminate in a serious loss of life, has seen them left alone."
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Mother Teresa 'miracle' cure a fraud
Voice of America | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Mother Teresa is revered by millions of people around the world and inspires legions of Christian faithful... But the famous nun has her critics, including some who question the authenticity of a miracle cure that has been attributed to her... One is Dr. Ranjan Mustaphi from the Balurghat District hospital in Calcutta, who treated the sick woman the nuns say was cured by a miracle. He said the woman's recovery was the result of medical science, not religion. 'At home she was taking anti-tubercular drugs.'"
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Vietnam troops not prosecuted for war crimes
Miami Herald | Submitted by: Bi1e
"A U.S. Army unit known as Tiger Force committed numerous war crimes during the Vietnam War, including killing scores of unarmed civilians, but an investigation was closed with no charges being brought, The Blade newspaper reported Sunday... the Army had investigated the unit for 4 1/2 years, and found 18 soldiers had committed war crimes. But the Army filed no charges, and allowed soldiers who were under suspicion of committing war crimes to resign. The newspaper said the accusations against the unit included killing women and children, torturing prisoners and severing ears and scalps for souvenirs. The paper said the Army's investigation of Tiger Force found 27 soldiers who said the severing of ears from dead Vietnamese was an accepted practice. One soldier told the newspaper that troops would wear necklaces of ears to scare Vietnamese civilians."
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Angry dad murders young stepdaughter
Evening Times | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"A former soldier accused of murdering his wife's 18-month-old daughter today dramatically admitted killing the child... The trial was halted as [Harry Caldwell] began to hyper-ventilate in the dock as his wife confessed she had aborted his baby... Laura Caldwell, 33, had told the jury yesterday how Caldwell had arrived at their home shortly after Louisa had returned from an overnight visit to her natural father.  He took a kitchen knife and threatened to kill her, holding it against her throat...  Evil is the only word to describe him. He's not got a soul. He can't have to kill a defenceless baby.'"
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Rice dodges questions about Jesus freak general
networks.org | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"President Bush's national security adviser insisted Sunday that the U.S. fight against terrorism is not a war between Christianity and Islam, despite a top general's comments that seemed to say it is. But Condoleezza Rice twice avoided a question about whether Bush will condemn statements by Army Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin, the deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence... Rice was asked on ABC whether Bush would condemn Boykin's comments, in which he seemed to describe monotheistic Islam as a religion whose followers worship idols... After a 1993 battle with Osman Otto, a Muslim warlord in Somalia, Boykin said: 'I knew that my God was bigger than his. I knew that my God was a real God, and his was an idol.' After Otto's capture, Boykin has said he told Otto, 'You underestimated our God.'"
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LAPD officer accused of unauthorized data mining
Sacramento Bee | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A disciplinary panel has recommended that an officer be fired for using police data bases to review the personal records of Halle Berry, Kobe Bryant, Sean Penn, Sharon Stone and other celebrities. Investigators say Officer Kelly Chrisman used police databases hundreds of times between 1994 and 2000 to look up celebrity records. The Los Angeles Police Department's Board of Rights found him guilty Friday of 15 of 22 counts of misusing department computers... Chrisman, 35, testified that he looked up the information as part of a project to map the homes of movie stars, corporate executives, politicians and others on the city's West Side. He said the mapping was needed to help police handle problems such as celebrity stalkers. Police officials responded that there was no such mapping project."
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Mom kills daughters, almost self
CNN | Submitted by: jimbo
"A woman accused of drowning her two young children in a bathtub before a failed attempt on her own life was arrested Saturday on murder charges. Rebekah Amaya faces two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Grace Headlee, 4, and Gabriel Amaya, 5 months, according to Lamar Police Cpt. Rick Copess... Amaya, a registered nurse, was being returned to Lamar from a Colorado Springs hospital, where she was treated after she cut her wrists in the suicide attempt."
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US spy plane crashes near North Korea
MSNBC | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"An unmanned U.S. military spy plane crash-landed near the border with communist North Korea, forcing the U.S. military to ground all planes of the same type, which were deployed in South Korea just last month, officials said Friday... The military grounded all of its Shadow 200 TUAVs in South Korea and elsewhere in the world except in Iraq, pending an investigation."
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Police chief shoots boy while whoring
Detroit Free Press | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"The former chief of police in South Rockwood testified Friday about the Internet rendezvous in which he met a teen for a sex act, before being attacked and shooting the teen's friend in the chest. Kevin Walters, who resigned as chief and pleaded no contest this week to a charge of misdemeanor neglect of duty, testified that the plan was for him to perform oral sex on the teen and pay the teen $20... Walters said he drove to the other side of the police station and called a friend before calling for emergency help.   Lycan initially yelled at her downstairs neighbor - Allen M. Haines, 27 - to turn the music down. Haines, in response, grabbed a broom and banged the handle on his ceiling. That infuriated Lycan, so she jumped up in the air and slammed both feet on the floor, hard enough to break both her legs about 4 inches below the kneecap."
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Kids immolate playmate with paint thinner
themercury.news.com.au | Submitted by: Elmer Fudpucker
"A boy was fighting for his life in hospital last night after two teenagers turned him into a human torch. The 15-year-old, from St Arnaud in northwest Victoria, was doused in paint thinner and then set ablaze with a cigarette lighter... The boy suffered deep burns to about 50 per cent of his body including his face, arms and chest. Witnesses said they saw his skin peeling off."
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Russian cops routinely using torture
observer.guardian.co.uk | Submitted by: wingnut
"After a heavy beating by police fists and batons, Denis had still not confessed to stealing a car radio from a garage near his home. So two officers handcuffed his hands behind his back and clamped the 'elephant mask', as it is called, to his bruised head. They shut its valves and then waited... Once the detainee was unconscious, the militsia, as the Russian police are known, panicked and dumped him in a cell. After he regained consciousness, he had still not signed a confession, so the police gave up and released him... boys as young as 16 are being tortured with electric shocks, asphyxiation and heavy beating in order to extract confessions. Poorly paid and ill-disciplined police, under pressure from Ministers to keep crime clear-up rates high, are resorting to any means to get confessions."
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Thai shaman captures, drowns Bush's soul
Yahoo! News | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"US President George W. Bush has been trapped in a clay pot and tossed into a river in northern Thailand - or at least his spirit has after being cursed by hundreds of farmers protesting US agriculture policy. A photograph of the US leader was sealed inside a pot amid black magic mantra chants, then tossed into the Ping River Friday by demonstrators... A respected elder performed the voodoo rites, inscribing ancient Khmer scripts on the pot, aimed at trapping the spirit of the US president."
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Egyptian wife jailed after posing for softcore porn
Sky News | Submitted by: jimbo
"An Egyptian woman who posed topless in the hope of earning £6,000 has been jailed for one month. She was charged with infidelity and adultery in the Gulf emirate of Dubai after she was turned in to police by her own husband. He had found two topless photographs of his wife in their apartment."
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Bush parade canceled in London
London Telegraph | Submitted by: Cliff in Hong Kong
"Plans for the Queen and George W Bush to make a triumphant procession along the Mall during the president's state visit next month have been abandoned because of fears of anti-war protests. The decision, taken by Downing Street after consultations with Buckingham Palace, the White House and Scotland Yard, has disappointed the president and his senior aides... 'We are liaising with the White House and they have made no attempt to hide their disappointment. They saw it, obviously, as a great photo opportunity.'"
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South Koreans suffering tongue surgery for English
MSNBC | Submitted by: BLONDE BELLA
"Chop a centimeter or so off your tongue and become a fluent English speaker. That is the hope that recently drove one mother to take her six-year-old son [!!!] for surgery aimed at ridding him of his Korean accent when speaking the language of choice in global business... You would be hard-pressed to find a country that is more feverish in its attempts to learn English than South Korea. From toddlers to students to office workers, learning English has become a national obsession."
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Doofus nearly dies eating slugs on $20 bet
News Corporation | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A Sydney student who ate slugs from a suburban backyard for a $20 dare got more than he bargained for when he contracted a potentially deadly form of meningitis. The young man was diagnosed with eosinophilic meningitis, or swelling of the brain membranes, five weeks after eating two slugs in 2001, the Medical Journal of Australia reports today... the meningitis was caused by a worm found in rat lungs, but carried as larvae in slugs and snails."
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City HR director loves his Confederate flags
New York Daily News | Submitted by: jimbo
"Driving to work with a Confederate flag decal on your rear window is a big no-no if you work for the city. Especially if you're the personnel director for the Board of Elections, charged with overseeing equal-employment issues and discrimination complaints...  After the hearing, Donahue said he would remove the decal when on the job. When a reporter noted that Donahue also was wearing a lapel pin depicting a biker with a tiny Confederate flag, he quickly took it off."
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Evangelists protest Marilyn Manson
Pakistan Daily Times | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Dozens of Bible-wielding Mexican evangelical Christians prayed for the soul of Marilyn Manson in a protest against a planned concert by the shock rocker. About 100 people sang hymns and prayed outside local government buildings in the center of the northern city of Monterrey, where Manson, infamous for ripping up Bibles and invoking Satan on stage, is to play."
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Eminem wins lawsuit
News Corporation | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"DeAngelo Bailey had sued Eminem, 31, for $1 million, claiming that the lyrics to 'Brain Damage,' from the rapper's 1999 Slim Shady LP, had falsely accused him of assaulting Eminem during their school days. But Michigan judge Deborah Servitto threw out the case, resorting to rap-style lyrics to explain her decision:
Mr Bailey complains that his rap is trash, so he's seeking compensation in the form of cash/ Bailey thinks he's entitled to some monetary gain, because Eminem used his name in vain/ The lyrics are stories no one would take as fact, they're an exaggeration of a childish act/ It is therefore this court's ultimate position, that Eminem is entitled to summary disposition.
Mr Bailey's stunned lawyer, Byron Nolen, said: 'I don't know how the Court of Appeals would look at something like that.'"
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The Beginning of the Next Steps of Project Awesome.
Or, if you don't want to deal with JSON, try the simple interface instead.
Paste in some JSON that describes the quiz you want, or build it using the interface to the left.
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Art for Experiences
The piece I chose is called A Very Long Line that aims at demonstrating how borders are fabricated and dehumanizing constructs. This piece addresses the continual division of Native peoples on their ancestral land – invoking the feeling of both entrapment and alienation. I chose this work because it represents a very interesting, yet widely unpopular perspective of immigration. It is a part of the collection Postcommodity, a collaboration by artists Cristobal Martinez and Kade L. Twist. This art collection functions as a shared Indigenous lens and voice to engage with the assaultive manifestations of the global market. Their work is displayed at the Bockley Gallery in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Cloverleaf returns to Aston Hill
It was 95 years ago that the car which came to be known as ‘Cloverleaf’, the XR 1981, lined up at the bottom of Aston Hill.
by AutodealerOne of just eight customer cars built in late 1923. This very early Aston Martin was competing against two Bugattis and two other Aston Martins – one of which had been entered by the company’s founder, Lionel Martin, who won the trophy on the day.
This four cylinder 1,486 cc side-valve engined 1923 long-chassis ‘Cloverleaf’-bodied tourer came second at the event, and remains one of only two Bamford and Martin-built Aston Martins from that meeting in 1924 still in existence today.
To mark the anniversary of its first competitive outing, ‘Cloverleaf’ has returned to Aston Hill to be driven by Aston Martin Racing ace and three-time Le Mans class winner Darren Turner, followed closely by a Bugatti, to recreate as accurately as possible the events of almost a century ago.
The car was painstakingly prepared for its hill climb return by renowned specialists Ecurie Bertelli, the Midlands-based firm which currently manages the vehicle on behalf of its owner.
Aston Hill was the venue for many defining moments in the early years of the brand, with Lionel Martin driving his home-tuned Singer specials and later cars of his own design up the hill, cementing a lasting ethos of sporting performance for the great British brand.
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Built in late 1923, chassis 1926 is one of the oldest road-going Aston Martins still in existence and had an open-body design known as a Cloverleaf, because the two front seats and one rear seat behind created the shape of a three-leaf clover.
Built at Aston Martin’s second home, 53 Abingdon Road, Kensington, this car, now known affectionately simply as ‘Cloverleaf’, is a stunning example of the very earliest Aston Martins and continued in active competition until the late 1960s.
Featuring front wheel brakes, a rare feature in the 1920s, and a top speed guaranteed to be in excess of 72 mph, Cloverleaf’s 38 bhp power peak is channelled to the driven wheels via a four-speed gearbox.
Paul Spires, president of Aston Martin Works, said of the anniversary run: “There are not many brands that are fortunate enough to have as many iconic milestones as Aston Martin. Cloverleaf is a perfect example of how, even from the brand’s inauguration, we were racing and competing at the highest level in terms of design and innovation.”
The iconic Aston Martin brand fuses the latest technology, exceptional hand craftsmanship and timeless design to produce models including the Vantage, DB11, Rapide AMR and DBS Superleggera.
The Lagonda brand will relaunch in 2021 as the world’s first luxury electric vehicle company.
Based in Gaydon, England, Aston Martin Lagonda designs, creates and exports cars which are sold in 53 countries around the world.
Lagonda was founded in 1899 and Aston Martin in 1913. The two brands came together in 1947 when both were purchased by the late Sir David Brown.
Under the leadership of Dr Andy Palmer and a new management team, the group launched its Second Century Plan in 2015 to deliver sustainable long-term growth.
The plan is underpinned by the introduction of seven new models including the DB11, new Vantage, DBS Superleggera and an SUV, as well as the development of a new manufacturing centre in St Athan, Wales.


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I was born and raised in Amarillo, Texas.
I've worked in roofing, carpet installation, and construction.
My hobbies include 3d modeling and animation, reading, and creating games.
Some of my favorite authors include Terry Brooks, Hugh Cook, and Stephen King.
And the silhouette to the left looks absolutely nothing like me.
In my past life I was an astronaut. I made many missions to the moon throught the 1960s to mine for kryptonite.
On my fouth mission I had gained a lot of trust with NASA. They started letting my take my cat along with me. Unfortunately my cat ran away on the moon. Never to be seen again.


Good, comfortable accomodation is available at:
Naples (CAP) Is the closest international airport. There are several connections from Naples to Procida via ferry or fastboat. Check this Timetable or download the Uno Procida Residente app.
Maria's mother has kindly volunteered to organize taxi pick-up for everyone. Please look into this spreadsheet to see where / when you should be located for the pick-up. If you'd rather go on your own, just let us know!
If you've got any question or doubt on logistics, feel free to reach out at mariaandmartino@gmail.com.


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Our boys’ team did really well in reaching the semi-final of their competition recently.
They scored 17 goals over 5 matches. Everyone commented that they were the best soccer team there.
They lost out narrowly to the eventual winners so they can be very proud of their achievement.
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05/06/2018 14:27
FAI 5-a-side Soccer (#1)
05/06/2018 10:24
First Confession (#2)
Well done to the pupils in second class who made their First Confession this month.
They were a credit to our school and to their families. Thank you to Fr. Ted, our teachers and parents who helped to prepare the children for the sacrament.
They were a credit to our school and to their families. Thank you to Fr. Ted, our teachers and parents who helped to prepare the children for the sacrament.
18/04/2018 11:14
Parking outside the school (#3)
Please do not use the staff car park in the mornings or evenings.
Staff need to be able to access their spaces so they can come into work and take charge of your children.
They should not be obstructed from leaving in the evening either.
The car park is also our assembly area, in case of a fire, so it needs to be kept free.
The set down area is for parents to drop their children and leave.

Please don’t park on the double yellow lines or in front of our neighbours’ houses/entrances.
Staff need to be able to access their spaces so they can come into work and take charge of your children.
They should not be obstructed from leaving in the evening either.
The car park is also our assembly area, in case of a fire, so it needs to be kept free.
The set down area is for parents to drop their children and leave.

Please don’t park on the double yellow lines or in front of our neighbours’ houses/entrances.
07/04/2018 13:15
Child Protection (#4)
On Tuesday this week our staff availed of in-service on the new Child Protection Guidelines.
We engaged with an online training module from the PDST (Professional Development Service for Teachers).
We went through our new Child Safeguarding Statement (formerly Child Protection Policy) and considered The Child Safeguarding Risk Assessment.
The happiness, wellbeing and safety of the children in our care is something that we take very seriously and this day’s work was a vital part of this
We engaged with an online training module from the PDST (Professional Development Service for Teachers).
We went through our new Child Safeguarding Statement (formerly Child Protection Policy) and considered The Child Safeguarding Risk Assessment.
The happiness, wellbeing and safety of the children in our care is something that we take very seriously and this day’s work was a vital part of this
01/04/2018 16:43
Contact details (#5)
We use Text-a-Parent as a means of communicating reminders to you.
We may also, on occasion need to contact you during the day if something happens to your child.
Please make sure that we have the correct contact details for you.
The number you provide must be a number that will be answered as it could be an urgent matter to do with your child.
We may also, on occasion need to contact you during the day if something happens to your child.
Please make sure that we have the correct contact details for you.
The number you provide must be a number that will be answered as it could be an urgent matter to do with your child.
20/03/2018 12:02
Board of Management (#6)
Our Board of Management’s term of office is coming to an end on November 30th.
Over the next few weeks we will be starting the process of electing a new Board to run our school.
Each Board of management is made up of 2 Patron’s nominees, 2 parents’ nominees (one mother and one father), 2 community nominees and 2 staff nominees.
We will be looking for nominations for parent’s nominees shortly.
Over the next few weeks we will be starting the process of electing a new Board to run our school.
Each Board of management is made up of 2 Patron’s nominees, 2 parents’ nominees (one mother and one father), 2 community nominees and 2 staff nominees.
We will be looking for nominations for parent’s nominees shortly.
21/12/2017 15:15
Holy Communion and Confirmation (#7)
Holy Communion is on Saturday May 21st and our Confirmation is on Friday April 15th.
05/11/2017 13:14
Science Week (#8)
Science Week was this month and each class did some extra experiments and work in Science to mark this special week.
We had the Electronic Brainbox workshop in the school for 3rd-6th Classes.
We had the Electronic Brainbox workshop in the school for 3rd-6th Classes.


Collection of all app components including forms,icons,notifications,bottomsheets ..
App Launching Screen including centered logo and app name .
404 Error PageA "File not found" page when target child page not found
PrototypesFramework component examples and undercontruction modules exercise .
Splash Screen PrimaryApp loading screen with centered default busy loader and app details .
Splash Screen LightApp loading screen with centered default busy loader light and app details .


Steelers-Browns Stats
by EndPlayCle_Mayfield 1 run (Seibert kick), 11:07.
Cle_Landry 1 pass from Mayfield (Seibert kick), 9:55.
Pit_Samuels 3 pass from Rudolph (Boswell kick), 5:39.
Cle_Carlson 8 pass from Mayfield (Seibert kick), 5:25.
A_67,431.
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RUSHING_Pittsburgh, Samuels 5-26, Rudolph 2-15, Tr.Edmunds 3-11, Conner 5-10, Brooks-James 1-(minus 4). Cleveland, Chubb 27-92, Hunt 6-12, Mayfield 1-1, Gilbert 1-(minus 1).
PASSING_Pittsburgh, Rudolph 23-44-4-221. Cleveland, Mayfield 17-32-0-193.
RECEIVING_Pittsburgh, Samuels 5-19, Washington 3-49, McDonald 3-33, Tr.Edmunds 3-27, Jones 2-24, Smith-Schuster 2-21, Di.Johnson 2-17, Holton 1-18, Vannett 1-7, Conner 1-6. Cleveland, Hunt 6-46, Beckham 4-60, Landry 4-43, Hodge 1-41, Carlson 1-8, Teller 1-(minus 5).
MISSED FIELD GOALS_Pittsburgh, Boswell 44. Cleveland, Seibert 45, Seibert 50.
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- index.php will call /.system/app.php
- app.php will 1st load /config/_system_config.php
- and /config/config.php
- then /.local
- after config loaded app will start /.system/loader.php
- all enabled modules info will loaded from /config/enabled/...
- followed by load all module's /module/mymodule/.router.php
- app will analyse url and routers and before calling controller /config/init.php will be loaded
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WARNING! Read the conditions for the problems in this set very carefully! The type of tree and node structure can change from problem to problem.
Assume that for some binary tree node implementation, a pointer requires P bytes and a data object requires D bytes. Further assume that all nodes are implemented to store two pointers and a data field. Type a fraction (like "1/2") that represents the fraction of the total space taken up by overhead. Give your fraction in lowest terms.
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The overhead is the space taken up by the pointers to the node's children, as a fraction of all space in the node.
Every node has two pointers and a data field.
The total space is therefore 2*P + D
and the
overhead is 2*P
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If you have values like 4/8, reduce to 1/2.
Assume that for some binary tree node implementation, a pointer requires P bytes and a data object requires D bytes. Further assume that we are storing a Full binary tree, that the internal nodes are implemented to store two pointers and a data field, and that the leaf nodes store only a data field. Type a fraction (like "1/2") that represents the fraction of the total space taken up by overhead. Give your fraction in lowest terms.
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The overhead is the space taken up by the pointers to the node's children, as a fraction of all space in the node.
In a full binary tree, half the nodes are leaf nodes and half are internal nodes.
Internal nodes have two pointers and a data field, while leaf nodes have only a data field.
The total space is therefore (2*P/2) + D = P + D
and the
overhead is (2*P/2)
.
If you have values like 4/8, reduce to 1/2.
Assume that for some binary tree node implementation, a pointer requires P bytes and a data object requires D bytes. Further assume that we are storing a Full binary tree, that the internal nodes are implemented to store only two pointers (no data field), and that the leaf nodes store only a data field. Type a fraction (like "1/2") that represents the fraction of the total space taken up by overhead. Give your fraction in lowest terms.
ANS
The overhead is the space taken up by the pointers to the node's children, as a fraction of all space in the node.
In a full binary tree, half the nodes are leaf nodes and half are internal nodes.
Internal nodes have two pointers, while leaf nodes have only a data field.
The total space is therefore (2*P/2) + (D/2) = P + D/2
and the
overhead is P
. It is probably simpler to think
of it as 2*P + D
total space
and 2*P
overhead.
If you have values like 4/8, reduce to 1/2.


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Enums are often used to model states. If we want to move to the next state (in order of declaration) we have to do the switch dance:
enum MyState {
case sleeping
case working
case chilling
}
var myState: MyState = .sleeping
func nextState() {
switch myState {
case sleeping:
....
}
}
By conforming an enum toCaseIterable
type, we can access a collection of all of the type’s cases by using the type’s allCases
property. The allCases
property is compiler synthesized (for enums that don’t have associated values) and provides the cases in order of their declaration.
We can implement a simple protocol named CaseSequencable
which inherits from the CaseIterable
protocol:
protocol CaseSequencable: CaseIterable, Equatable {
var nextCase: Self { get }
}
extension CaseSequencable {
var nextCase: Self {
// allCases is compiler synthesized (for enums without associated values)
// there is no possible way for self to not exist in allCases
// if you manually conform to CaseIterable it will crash :D
let selfIndex = Self.allCases.firstIndex(of:self)!
let nextIndex = Self.allCases.index(after: selfIndex)
if nextIndex == Self.allCases.endIndex {
return Self.allCases[Self.allCases.startIndex]
} else {
return Self.allCases[nextIndex]
}
}
}
And use it in the following way:
enum MyState: CaseSequencable {
case sleeping
case working
case chilling
}
var myState: MyState = .sleeping
myState // .sleeping
myState.next // .working
myState.next.next // .chilling
myState.next.next.next // .sleeping (loops back to the first case)
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Wolverhampton Wanderers v Besiktas: TV details, form, betting odds
Nuno Espirito Santo's men are in Europa League group action against Turkish opposition at Molineux
by Chris WatsonWolverhampton Wanderers are back in Europa League action this week when they take on Turkish side Besiktas.
Wolves have already qualified for the knockout stages of the competition, securing their passage through courtesy of a 3-3 draw away to Braga last time out.
Nuno Espirito Santo's men - unbeaten in eight in all competitions following Sunday's 2-2 draw at Brighton in the Premier League - round off their Group K campaign at home to Besiktas.
Here's what you need to know ahead of the game...
When is the game?
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Besiktas is taking place on Thursday (December 12).
The match at Molineux is due to kick off at 8pm.
Is it on TV?
Yes. The match is being shown live on BT Sport ESPN, with coverage due to get under way at 7.45pm.
Alternatively, you can follow all the action as it unfolds right here at Birmingham Live .
Wolves on social media
If you want to follow all things Wolves via social media then this is the place to find out how.
Transfers, injuries, match-day videos and photos and the thoughts of the manager and his players, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll be bringing the very latest throughout the week and around the clock.
Make sure you keep yourself updated with our social media accounts...
Wolves on social media...
Facebook: News, debate and nostalgia
Twitter: All the latest news as it happens
For all your latest Wolves news, opinion, analysis and transfer gossip, click here
You can follow our reporter Alex Dicken on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Form guide
Wolves - WDDWD
Besiktas - WWWWW
What are the odds?
Wolves - 8/15
Draw – 3/1
Besiktas - 5/1
*Odds courtesy of SkyBet and are subject to change


Pro-crastination.
You know you're avoiding something when you're commenting on your friends' blogs during working hours and you could be writing about how your vacation went, etc. I think partially I'm reluctant to put thoughts down about the vacation - that would mean it's really over, after all - and partially over-tired and having a hard time concentrating. Also milling about in my head are thoughts about what's going to happen. Big changes are potentially in the wind, if nothing else, changing apartments. And who knows what else.
(Aside, hit the climbing gym last night to do an inventory of the body: elbows are still tendonitissy, but better; finger tendon problems are still there; power is up, but sensitive because of previous issues; resistance is up; skin is well healed. I was amazed to send a 19-move resistance problem late in the session, which I can normally only complete just after warming up. Active heel hooks still suck, despite the helpful advice from deech, but what is really missing is the ab strength; the passive heel hooks are much improved.)
(Active: need to actively pull the heel toward you in order to retain the position or tension. An extreme example is a double-heel hook like deech used on Hammerhead, in that case climber is parallel to the ground, both heels are hooking towards each other in order to generate tension to hold themselves in place. Passive: hang the heel on a hook or hold, allow gravity to pull you down, mechanically held in place, no muscle strength required)
I'm going to have to add a climbing category. I think I'm happy about that .
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It was a fantastic trip ... it was great you could join, J.
Photos and blog entry are up.
Yeah, like I've said before, great to climb with you J.
At least we have it on good authority that procrastination is a necessary part of the creative process. You gotta hang around with us more.
[...] link: J's blog —————————— [...]
Sometimes procrastination leads to more intense, more focus moments - when you really need to be. And remember - change is good!!!
Great trip J - looking forward to many many more...Mel
ps - Glad to hear the heel hooking is solid!


First thing Monday morning we were at school, sending LL off for a week long trip to Morfa Bay Adventure. It's not the first time she'd been away from home without us, but still felt quite emotional. Odd without her being around all week.
Tuesday, I got a new release of Contentment out, v2.2.0 - couple of new features and bug fixes. Also updated the v3.0 alpha release for Umbraco v9. I'm slowly working towards unifying the releases to support but Umbraco v8 and v9.
Finished up on Squid Game, I enjoy it, but still intense. I was looking for something more light-hearted to watch. A few of my mates had been suggesting The Detectorists for a while - I gave it a go. First episode was alright, but the second episode - those Simon & Garfunkel gags cracked me up!
Thursday evening, bored of TV, did another jigsaw...
I received a parcel from Umbraco HQ... an axe! I'm not entirely sure why they sent me an axe, but thank you all the same, I appreciate it. Tweeted a photo of me shaving with it.
Friday, Alphabet Albums - we've been struggling with this over the past few weeks, the fortnights are flying by. We're up to "U"... Up, Bustle & Out - Light 'Em Up, Blow 'Em Out, The Unthanks - Mount the Air and U2 - Achtung Baby.
LL came home from Morfa Bay, totally exhausted. All she wanted to do was play Streets of Rage 2 with me (on the Wii's Sega Mega Drive emulator). Funny how it goes.
Friday night my neighbour and I had a little gathering in our field. Music, banter and campfire. I may have got to bed around 4am, eek!
 I'm getting too old for hangovers.
Our regular Saturday family movie nights have been put on-hold, since the kids want to watch Strictly Come Dancing.
Sunday, went for a lovely walk around the woodlands of Tyntesfield (National Trust). Gorgeous weather for October. By complete coincidence, bumped into James and family, who I'd not seen in about 5 years!


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Human infection with avian influenza A(H7N9) virus – update
16 January 2014 -
On 14 January 2014, the National Health and Family Planning Commission of China notified WHO of 3 additional laboratory-confirmed cases of human infection with avian influenza A(H7N9) virus.
Details of the cases are as follows:
- A 29 year old man from Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, who became ill on 2 January and was admitted to hospital on 12 January. He is currently in a serious condition.
- A 58 year old man from Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, who became ill on 6 January and was admitted to hospital on 12 January. He is currently in a critical condition. The patient has a history of exposure to poultry.
- A 50 year old man from Jinjiang City, Fujian Province, who became ill on 5 January and was admitted to hospital on 11 January. He is currently in a critical condition. The patient has a history of exposure to poultry.
The source of infection is still under investigation. So far, there is no evidence of sustained human-to-human transmission.
The Chinese government continues to take the following measures:
- strengthen surveillance and situation analysis;
- reinforce case management and treatment;
- conduct risk communication with the public and release information;
- strengthen international collaboration and communication; and
- conduct scientific studies.
WHO does not advise special screening at points of entry with regard to this event, nor does it currently recommend any travel or trade restrictions.


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Patty Jenkins Says ‘Wonder Woman 3’ Is Already ‘Mapped Out’
by Aynslee DarmonPatty Jenkins is looking forward to the future of “Wonder Woman”.
The famed director and star Gal Gadot stopped by CCXP, the Brazilian Comic-Con convention, over the weekend and spilled on her plans for the already “mapped out” “Wonder Woman 3” as well as the spin-off film focusing on the stories of the Amazons of Themyscira.
“We actually already know the whole story to [Wonder Woman 3] and then some because there is an Amazon [spin-off] movie, as well, and so we already have it all mapped out,” Jenkins told reporters, according to Deadline. “It’s just a matter of will we change our minds and when.”
“I think what we don’t want to do is do it back to back,” she continued. “It’s been great doing these two movies back to back, but I think it’s important to give it a little rest in between — and I like doing other things in between. And Gal has other things to do. I never want to make decisions too far in advance. We have to see if we both feel like making the movie we think we want to make when the moment comes.”
Jenkins released “Wonder Woman” in 2017 and the highly anticipated sequel is due June 4, 2020.


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Jon Taffer's Thanksgiving cocktail recipes
by Fox NewsKick off the holidays in style with these delicious drinks from 'Bar Rescue' host Jon Taffer.
Southern Hospitality Gin Bloody Mary's
Ingredients
3.5 oz Taffer's Bloody Mary Mix
1.5 oz Gin
Fresh rosemary sprigs
Assorted olives
Hot sauce (optional)
Method
Add Taffer's and Gin to a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously.
Strain into a serving glass with fresh ice. Garnish with fresh rosemary and assorted olives.
Dash with hot sauce and serve!
Sparkling Pumpkin Pineapple
Ingredients
2 oz Taffer’s Pina Colada Mix
1.5 oz Rum
1 Tbsp canned pumpkin
Taffer's Sparkling Pineapple Coconut Cocktail
Whipped Cream
Apple slices and cinnamon stick for garnish
Method
Add Pina colada mix, rum, and pumpkin into a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously.
Strain into a serving glass.
Top with a splash of Taffer's Sparkling Pineapple Coconut Cocktail.
Top with whipped cream and garnish with apple slices and cinnamon sticks!
Pear and Thyme Cosmo
Ingredients
2.5 oz Taffer’s Cosmopolitan Mix
1 oz Vodka
1 oz Rose Prosecco
2-3 slices of pear
2-3 sprigs of fresh thyme
Method
Fill a champagne flute with fresh thyme and pear slices.
In a shaker with ice, shake your vodka and Taffer’s mix.
Strain into your champagne flute and top with rose prosecco!
For more of Jon Taffer's drink recipes, go to taffersmix.com


Welcome to the portal of Christopher Bridge Cellars and Satori Springs Estate Vineyard, where we encourage appreciation of all the senses while carefully honing the ancient art of making wines of purity, elegance and depth. Christopher Bridge focuses on the finest of the cool climate varietals grown in the Willamette Valley region, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir
What was once known in our family as Westwind Farm has, over the course of more than six decades and three generations in the care of the Carlberg family, emerged as a truly unique place to live and work. Old prune tree orchards have disappeared and, more slowly, the large mounds of wild Evergreen and Himalaya blackberry patches, mostly remembered in the innumerable delicious pies we’ve enjoyed from their abundant, richly flavored fruits.
Three treasured old-growth trees provide the keenest landing spots for large birds of prey, while deer, coyotes and the occasional mountain lion still have their domain in the second growth forests here and there. It is a place where “magic” still happens, whether in the surprise discovery of a newborn calf or observing the transformation of a field of brown vine-stalks into a sea of green leaves throughout a new growing-season.
For more than a 17 years, Satori Springs Vineyard has become the focus of this farm. However, we feel that true sustainability and satisfaction in nurturing the land and its entire ecosystem cannot be achieved by monoculture.
We therefore strive to be excellent stewards of all that surrounds us here while continuing to grow vines and wines which reflect the Master’s touch.
Thank you for taking the time to get to know us and our wines.
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2007 Christopher Bridge Pinot Gris awarded Double Gold at America’s largest wine competition
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templates.
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It’s better to exchange sex for movie roles- Prince David Osei
by MyNewsGHActor, Prince David Osei says it’s better to exchange sex for movie roles than ice creams and the pack of friend rice.
According to him, there is the need to stop judging people who are engaged in the act
He said “Even though I don’t have evidence for these claims, I don’t think it is a big deal if two adults have consensual sex. Sex happens everywhere and the practice is not peculiar to the movie or entertainment sector alone.
“Some ladies have exchanged sex for a bowl of fried rice, ice cream and some get payment for as low as GH¢10 so if another wants to do it to secure a role, I don’t see anything wrong with it.
“However, you should be talented so that you ride on that to achieve your target or dream as an actor.”
Source:MyNewsGh.com/Ayeh Offei-Akoto/2019


The Little Lame Prince
by Maria Dinah Mulock Craik
Chapter 7
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1875
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Craik M. D. (1875). The Little Lame Prince.London, England: Ludgate Hill.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.0
- Word Count: 2,885
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 19th century literature, british literature, childrenõs literature, the little lame prince
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“Happy as a king.” How far kings are happy I cannot say, no more than could Prince Dolor, though he had once been a king himself. But he remembered nothing about it, and there was nobody to tell him, except his nurse, who had been forbidden upon pain of death to let him know anything about his dead parents, or the king his uncle, or indeed any part of his own history.
 But, knowing nothing about them, he did not miss them—only once or twice, reading pretty stories about little children and their mothers, who helped them when they were in difficulty and comforted them when they were sick, he feeling ill and dull and lonely, wondered what had become of his mother and why she never came to see him.
Then, in his history lessons, of course he read about kings and princes, and the governments of different countries, and the events that happened there. And though he but faintly took in all this, still he did take it in a little, and worried his young brain about it, and perplexed his nurse with questions, to which she returned sharp and mysterious answers, which only set him thinking the more.
He had plenty of time for thinking. After his last journey in the traveling-cloak, the journey which had given him so much pain, his desire to see the world somehow faded away. He contented himself with reading his books, and looking out of the tower windows, and listening to his beloved little lark, which had come home with him that day, and never left him again.
True, it kept out of the way; and though his nurse sometimes dimly heard it, and said “What is that horrid noise outside?” she never got the faintest chance of making it into a lark pie. Prince Dolor had his pet all to himself, and though he seldom saw it, he knew it was near him, and he caught continually, at odd hours of the day, and even in the night, fragments of its delicious song.
All during the winter—so far as there ever was any difference between summer and winter in Hopeless Tower—the little bird cheered and amused him. He scarcely needed anything more—not even his traveling-cloak, which lay bundled up unnoticed in a corner, tied up in its innumerable knots.
Nor did his godmother come near him. It seemed as if she had given these treasures and left him alone—to use them or lose them, apply them or misapply them, according to his own choice. That is all we can do with children when they grow into big children old enough to distinguish between right and wrong, and too old to be forced to do either.
Prince Dolor was now quite a big boy. Not tall—alas! he never could be that, with his poor little shrunken legs, which were of no use, only an encumbrance. But he was stout and strong, with great sturdy shoulders, and muscular arms, upon which he could swing himself about almost like a monkey. As if in compensation for his useless lower limbs, Nature had given to these extra strength and activity. His face, too, was very handsome; thinner, firmer, more manly; but still the sweet face of his childhood—his mother’s own face.
How his mother would have liked to look at him! Perhaps she did—who knows?
 He could learn almost anything he chose—and he did choose, which was more than half the battle. He never gave up his lessons till he had learned them all—never thought it a punishment that he had to work at them, and that they cost him a deal of trouble sometimes.
“But,” thought he, “men work, and it must be so grand to be a man—a prince too; and I fancy princes work harder than anybody—except kings. The princes I read about generally turn into kings. I wonder”—the boy was always wondering—“Nurse,”—and one day he startled her with a sudden question,—“tell me—shall I ever be a king?”
The woman stood, perplexed beyond expression. So long a time had passed by since her crime—if it were a crime—and her sentence, that she now seldom thought of either. Even her punishment—to be shut up for life in Hopeless Tower—she had gradually got used to. Used also to the little lame Prince, her charge—whom at first she had hated, though she carefully did everything to keep him alive, since upon him her own life hung.
But latterly she had ceased to hate him, and, in a sort of way, almost loved him—at least, enough to be sorry for him—an innocent child, imprisoned here till he grew into an old man, and became a dull, worn-out creature like herself. Sometimes, watching him, she felt more sorry for him than even for herself; and then, seeing she looked a less miserable and ugly woman, he did not shrink from her as usual.
He did not now. “Nurse—dear nurse,” said he, “I don’t mean to vex you, but tell me what is a king? shall I ever be one?”
When she began to think less of herself and more of the child, the woman’s courage increased. The idea came to her—what harm would it be, even if he did know his own history? Perhaps he ought to know it—for there had been various ups and downs, usurpations, revolutions, and restorations in Nomansland, as in most other countries. Something might happen—who could tell? Changes might occur. Possibly a crown would even yet be set upon those pretty, fair curls—which she began to think prettier than ever when she saw the imaginary coronet upon them.
She sat down, considering whether her oath, never to “say a word” to Prince Dolor about himself, would be broken if she were to take a pencil and write what was to be told.  But then she was a miserable woman, more to be pitied than scorned.
After long doubt, and with great trepidation, she put her fingers to her lips, and taking the Prince’s slate—with the sponge tied to it, ready to rub out the writing in a minute—she wrote:
“You are a king.”
Prince Dolor started. His face grew pale, and then flushed all over; he held himself erect. Lame as he was, anybody could see he was born to be a king.
“Hush!” said the nurse, as he was beginning to speak. And then, terribly frightened all the while,—people who have done wrong always are frightened,—she wrote down in a few hurried sentences his history. How his parents had died—his uncle had usurped his throne, and sent him to end his days in this lonely tower.
“I, too,” added she, bursting into tears. “Unless, indeed, you could get out into the world, and fight for your rights like a man.  For somehow, boy as he was, when he heard he was born to be a king, he felt like a man—like a king—who could afford to be tender because he was strong.
He scarcely slept that night, and even though he heard his little lark singing in the sunrise, he barely listened to it. Things more serious and important had taken possession of his mind.
“Suppose,” thought he, “I were to do as she says, and go out in the world, no matter how it hurts me—the world of people, active people, as that boy I saw. They might only laugh at me—poor helpless creature that I am; but still I might show them I could do something. At any rate, I might go and see if there were anything for me to do. Godmother, help me!”
It was so long since he had asked her help that he was hardly surprised when he got no answer—only the little lark outside the window sang louder and louder, and the sun rose, flooding the room with light.
Prince Dolor sprang out of bed, and began dressing himself, which was hard work, for he was not used to it—he had always been accustomed to depend upon his nurse for everything.
“But I must now learn to be independent,” thought he. “Fancy a king being dressed like a baby!”
So he did the best he could,—awkwardly but cheerily,—and then he leaped to the corner where lay his traveling-cloak, untied it as before, and watched it unrolling itself—which it did rapidly, with a hearty good-will, as if quite tired of idleness. So was Prince Dolor—or felt as if he were. He jumped into the middle of it, said his charm, and was out through the skylight immediately.
“Good-by, pretty lark!” he shouted, as he passed it on the wing, still warbling its carol to the newly risen sun. “You have been my pleasure, my delight; now I must go and work. Sing to old nurse till I come back again. Perhaps she’ll hear you—perhaps she won’t—but it will do her good all the same. Good-by!”
But, as the cloak hung irresolute in air, he suddenly remembered that he had not determined where to go—indeed, he did not know, and there was nobody to tell him.
“Godmother,” he cried, in much perplexity, “you know what I want,—at least, I hope you do, for I hardly do myself—take me where I ought to go; show me whatever I ought to see—never mind what I like to see,” as a sudden idea came into his mind that he might see many painful and disagreeable things. But this journey was not for pleasure as before. He was not a baby now, to do nothing but play—big boys do not always play. Nor men neither—they work. Thus much Prince Dolor knew—though very little more.
As the cloak started off, traveling faster than he had ever known it to do,—through sky-land and cloud land, over freezing mountain-tops, and desolate stretches of forest, and smiling cultivated plains, and great lakes that seemed to him almost as shoreless as the sea,—he was often rather frightened. But he crouched down, silent and quiet; what was the use of making a fuss? and, wrapping himself up in his bearskin, waited for what was to happen.
After some time he heard a murmur in the distance, increasing more and more till it grew like the hum of a gigantic hive of bees. And, stretching his chin over the rim of his cloak, Prince Dolor saw—far, far below him, yet, with his gold spectacles and silver ears on, he could distinctly hear and see—what?
Most of us have some time or other visited a great metropolis—have wandered through its network of streets—lost ourselves in its crowds of people—looked up at its tall rows of houses, its grand public buildings, churches, and squares. Also, perhaps, we have peeped into its miserable little back alleys, where dirty children play in gutters all day and half the night—even young boys go about picking pockets, with nobody to tell them it is wrong except the policeman, and he simply takes them off to prison. And all this wretchedness is close behind the grandeur—like the two sides of the leaf of a book.
An awful sight is a large city, seen anyhow from anywhere. But, suppose you were to see it from the upper air, where, with your eyes and ears open, you could take in everything at once? What would it look like? How would you feel about it? I hardly know myself. Do you?
Prince Dolor had need to be a king—that is, a boy with a kingly nature—to be able to stand such a sight without being utterly overcome. But he was very much bewildered—as bewildered as a blind person who is suddenly made to see.
He gazed down on the city below him, and then put his hand over his eyes.
“I can’t bear to look at it, it is so beautiful—so dreadful. And I don’t understand it—not one bit. There is nobody to tell me about it. I wish I had somebody to speak to.”
“Do you? Then pray speak to me. I was always considered good at conversation.”
The voice that squeaked out this reply was an excellent imitation of the human one, though it came only from a bird. No lark this time, however, but a great black and white creature that flew into the cloak, and began walking round and round on the edge of it with a dignified stride, one foot before the other, like any unfeathered biped you could name.
“I haven’t the honor of your acquaintance, sir,” said the boy politely.
“Ma’am, if you please. I am a mother bird, and my name is Mag, and I shall be happy to tell you everything you want to know. For I know a great deal; and I enjoy talking. My family is of great antiquity; we have built in this palace for hundreds—that is to say, dozens of years. I am intimately acquainted with the king, the queen, and the little princes and princesses—also the maids of honor, and all the inhabitants of the city.
“All right. And I am a magpie. You will find me a most respectable bird.”
“I have no doubt of it,” was the polite answer—though he thought in his own mind that Mag must have a very good opinion of herself. But she was a lady and a stranger, so of course he was civil to her.
She settled herself at his elbow, and began to chatter away, pointing out with one skinny claw, while she balanced herself on the other, every object of interest, evidently believing, as no doubt all its inhabitants did, that there was no capital in the world like the great metropolis of Nomansland.
I have not seen it, and therefore cannot describe it, so we will just take it upon trust, and suppose it to be, like every other fine city, the finest city that ever was built. Mag said so—and of course she knew.
Nevertheless, there were a few things in it which surprised Prince Dolor—and, as he had said, he could not understand them at all. One half the people seemed so happy and busy—hurrying up and down the full streets, or driving lazily along the parks in their grand carriages, while the other half were so wretched and miserable.
“Can’t the world be made a little more level? I would try to do it if I were a king.”
“But you’re not the king: only a little goose of a boy,” returned the magpie loftily. “And I’m here not to explain things, only to show them. Shall I show you the royal palace?”
It was a very magnificent palace. It had terraces and gardens, battlements and towers. It extended over acres of ground, and had in it rooms enough to accommodate half the city. Its windows looked in all directions, but none of them had any particular view—except a small one, high up toward the roof, which looked out on the Beautiful Mountains. But since the queen died there it had been closed, boarded up, indeed, the magpie said. It was so little and inconvenient that nobody cared to live in it. Besides, the lower apartments, which had no view, were magnificent—worthy of being inhabited by the king.
“I should like to see the king,” said Prince Dolor.


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David Eason Says He’s ‘Much Happier’ Without Jenelle Evans – Admits He ‘Never Loved’ Her!
by Nick MarkusDavid Eason took to social media to tell the world that, ever since his split from Jenelle Evans, he and his older daughter have been doing great! Not only that but he also admitted that he never loved the former Teen Mom star!
As fans know, Jenelle finally decided to put an end to her tumultuous marriage with David Eason last month!
That being said, the man now claims he is ‘much happier’ without her in his life in a post on his Facebook page.
It’s safe to say that the controversial man held nothing back when it came to throwing some shade at his estranged wife.
Seemingly in response to people thinking he was really negatively impacted by the separation, David wrote: ‘Glad u people think I am taking this so hard. Just so u all know I’m so very much happier and so is [daughter] Maryssa. Finally peaceful!’
But despite this statement, there were still fans in that very post’s comment section who thought he was taking it hard.
Replying to one such comment, David once again insisted that he was doing great without Jenelle who he never loved, apparently: ‘I’m not heartbroken. I realized I wasn’t in love and there are much better people out there for me.’
Jenelle and David were married for over two years but their time together was not without drama and scandals.
Days after it was announced that they were over, Jenelle proceeded to get a temporary restraining order against David, claiming she feared for her and her kids’ lives.
What that means is that he is not legally allowed to see or even contact Jenelle or their 2 year old daughter, Ensley.
The same applies to Jenelle’s two sons from other relationships – 10 year old Jace and 5 year old Kaiser.


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@(message: String) @main("Welcome to Play") {
| Street Number | |
| City | |
| State (Two letter code) | |
| Zip | |
| -------- | ---------------- |
| Name | |
| Date of Birth | |
| Title | |
| Library | |
| -------- | ---------------- |
| Title | |
| Author | |
| Publisher | |
| City | |
| Year | |
| Copy Number | |
| Media Type | |
| Library | |
| -------- | ---------------- |
| Name | |
| Street | |
| City | |
| State | |
| Zip | |
| Library | |
| -------- | ---------------- |
| Media Call Number | |
| Wait Number | |
| -------- | ---------------- |
| Media Call Number | |
| Media Copy Number | |
| Fine Amount | |
| -------- | ---------------- |


Overview
The Reference API allows you to easily access a list of supported Countries, States, TimeZones and Currencies.
Endpoints
- Sandbox: https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1
- Production: https://reference.iqmetrix.net/v1
Resources
Country
| Name | Data Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Id | Integer | Identifier | 1 |
| Code | String | Country Code. Uses the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard | CA |
| Name | String | Country name | Canada |
| Version | Integer | Latest version number | 1 |
| States | Array[State] | States/Provinces | |
| Alpha3Code | String | Reserved for future use |
State
| Name | Data Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | String | Country name | Alberta |
| Code | String | State/Province Code. Based off the ISO 3166-2 standard | AB |
| Id | Integer | Reserved for future use | |
| Alpha3Code | String | Reserved for future use | |
| CountryCode | String | Reserved for future use |
TimeZone
| Name | Data Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Id | String | Identifier | Alaskan Standard Time |
| Name | String | Name | (UTC-09:00) Alaska |
| SupportsDaylightSavingTime | Boolean | A flag to indicate if this TimeZone observes Daylight Savings Time | true |
Currency
To represent a Currency symbol in unicode, use the format &#(Code);
, for USD this would be $
which is displayed as $
| Name | Data Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Id | Integer | Identifier | 106 |
| Name | String | Currency Name | United States Dollar |
| Code | String | Identifier for the Currency | USD |
| Symbol | Array[integer] | Unicode decimal value for symbols associated with this currency | 36 |
| Version | Integer | Latest version number | 1 |
| LanguageNameMap | String | Reserved for future use |
Requests
Getting All Countries
Request
GET /Countries
Headers
Accept: application/json
Example
GET /Countries Accept: application/json
curl -X GET "https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/Countries" -H "Accept: application/json"
This code sample uses RestSharp, ensure you install the nuget package and include
Using RestSharp;
at the top of your file.
static IRestResponse GettingAllCountries()
{
var client = new RestClient("https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/Countries");
var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET);
request.AddHeader("Accept", "application/json");
return client.Execute(request);
}
This code sample uses Apache HttpComponents, ensure you download and include the required Jars.
import org.apache.http.client.methods.CloseableHttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.CloseableHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClients;
import java.io.IOException;
public static CloseableHttpResponse GettingAllCountries() throws IOException {
CloseableHttpClient httpClient = HttpClients.createDefault();
HttpGet request = new HttpGet("https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/Countries");
request.addHeader("Accept", "application/json");
return httpClient.execute(request);
}
This code sample uses rest-client, ensure you
gem install rest-client
.
require 'rest-client'
response = RestClient.get 'https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/Countries', {
:'Accept' => 'application/json',
}
puts response
Response
Array[Country]
Example
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
[ { "Id": 1, "Code": "CA", "Name": "Canada", "Version": 1, "States": [ { "Name": "Alberta", "Code": "AB" } ] } ]
Getting All Time Zones
Request
GET /TimeZones
Headers
Accept: application/json
Example
GET /TimeZones Accept: application/json
curl -X GET "https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/TimeZones" -H "Accept: application/json"
This code sample uses RestSharp, ensure you install the nuget package and include
Using RestSharp;
at the top of your file.
static IRestResponse GettingAllTimeZones()
{
var client = new RestClient("https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/TimeZones");
var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET);
request.AddHeader("Accept", "application/json");
return client.Execute(request);
}
This code sample uses Apache HttpComponents, ensure you download and include the required Jars.
import org.apache.http.client.methods.CloseableHttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.CloseableHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClients;
import java.io.IOException;
public static CloseableHttpResponse GettingAllTimeZones() throws IOException {
CloseableHttpClient httpClient = HttpClients.createDefault();
HttpGet request = new HttpGet("https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/TimeZones");
request.addHeader("Accept", "application/json");
return httpClient.execute(request);
}
This code sample uses rest-client, ensure you
gem install rest-client
.
require 'rest-client'
response = RestClient.get 'https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/TimeZones', {
:'Accept' => 'application/json',
}
puts response
Response
Array[TimeZone]
Example
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
[ { "Id": "Alaskan Standard Time", "Name": "(UTC-09:00) Alaska", "SupportsDaylightSavingTime": true } ]
Getting All Currencies
Currency resources are returned in ascending alphabetical order by Code.
Request
GET /Currencies
Headers
Accept: application/json
Example
GET /Currencies Accept: application/json
curl -X GET "https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/Currencies" -H "Accept: application/json"
This code sample uses RestSharp, ensure you install the nuget package and include
Using RestSharp;
at the top of your file.
static IRestResponse GettingAllCurrencies()
{
var client = new RestClient("https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/Currencies");
var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET);
request.AddHeader("Accept", "application/json");
return client.Execute(request);
}
This code sample uses Apache HttpComponents, ensure you download and include the required Jars.
import org.apache.http.client.methods.CloseableHttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.CloseableHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClients;
import java.io.IOException;
public static CloseableHttpResponse GettingAllCurrencies() throws IOException {
CloseableHttpClient httpClient = HttpClients.createDefault();
HttpGet request = new HttpGet("https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/Currencies");
request.addHeader("Accept", "application/json");
return httpClient.execute(request);
}
This code sample uses rest-client, ensure you
gem install rest-client
.
require 'rest-client'
response = RestClient.get 'https://referencedemo.iqmetrix.net/v1/Currencies', {
:'Accept' => 'application/json',
}
puts response
Response
Array[Currency]
Example
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
[ { "Id": 106, "Name": "United States Dollar", "Code": "USD", "Symbol": [ 36 ], "Version": 1 } ]


outfname = outfile.name
else:
// Probably stdout or stderr -- don"t ruin the pipeline
return
logging.info("Wrote %s", outfname)
def get_filename(infile):
// Log the output path, if possible (but don"t contaminate stdout)
if verbose:
outfname = get_filename(outfile)
if outfname:
logging.info("Wrote %s", outfname)


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Fellow, Tow Center
slides: http://abelson.nyc/intro-to-webscraping/slides/
source code: http://github.com/abelsonlive/intro-to-webscraping
1-requests.py
2-params.py
3-json.py
4-loop.py
5-html.py
6-abuja-mou.py


Development¶
This software relies on Django and Vue heavily. If you are not familiar with their respective concepts yet, I’d suggest to take a look at them before reading any further.
WebApp/Webapp/Settings.py file¶
This file contains the django configuration.
The most imporant configuration parameters here are the following:
DATABASES¶
This parameter controls which Database-Backend will be used for persisting the data.
The Default is to use an sqlite database for everything.
Commented you will see an exmaple configuration for a MySQL/Mariadb-Backend.
All Database-engines supported by Django are supported here, so feel free to play around with using PostgreSQL or any other of the supported backends.
STATIC_ROOT¶
This is the static directory that will be served by the Django-internal Webserver.
STATIC_URL¶
This is the URL of the static directory. This means by accessing http://localhost/static/ you will be able to access the files from the static directory.
COMPRESS_ENABLED¶
This Option controls the compressing of included Javascript and Css files.
This has to be True
(default) to enable the html export, as the re requirements will be packed into the single html file and served as this.
The Runtime-implications of this are neglectable since the additional time to compress the files is saved by only requiring one socket.
CHROMIUM_PATH¶
This is the path to the chromium executable.
If you want to use PDF exports, this is required to be set to a valid executable.
On Linux-systems (default) this should point to chromium-browser
.
On Windows-systems this setting could point to D:\\chrome-win32\\chrome.exe
.
Note
Double-backslashes are required to prevent misinterpretation as escape-sequence.
SESSION_SAVE_EVERY_REQUEST¶
This setting makes sure user-sessions are refreshed with every request.
This prevents unexpected session termination during normal operation.
I’d suggest keeping this set to True
(default). Only change this if you know what you’re doing.


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Liverpool’s Fabinho ruled out until New Year with ankle injury
by Emmanuel OkogbaFabinho
Jurgen Klopp is confident that Liverpool can cope without influential midfielder Fabinho after ankle ligament damage ruled out the Brazil international until the New Year.
The 26-year-old, who has this season established himself as a first-choice pick for the Premier League leaders, was substituted after just 18 minutes of the 1-1 draw against Champions League opponents Napoli at Anfield on Wednesday.
Liverpool announced on Friday that Fabinho would play no part in their run of 10 games between now and the end of December.
READ ALSO: Klopp wrestles with Liverpool’s midfield dilemma
But Klopp believes the options they have means they can absorb his loss, despite Fabinho’s record of never having been on the losing side in all of the 32 Premier League matches he has started.
“Losing a player with the quality of Fabinho is big, massive, really bad. But we are not the only team in the Premier League with injuries,” he said.
“We have solutions for the position, we have to replace him, we can replace him, we have played without him, we have played good without him.
“Will it be exactly like Fabinho? Of course not. Nobody is like the other one. But it will be a good one.”
Adam Lallana, Jordan Henderson and Gini Wijnaldum were mentioned as possible stand-ins, with a reshuffle in the centre likely, but Klopp admitted none represented a perfect like-for-like swap.
“Fab couldn’t have played all the games from now until March, that was clear anyway,” Klopp said at his press conference on Friday.
“It’s not cool. We think a lot about it, but not in the case now ‘oh my God, how can we deal with it?’.
“It’s just ‘let’s do the right thing for Fab, let’s do the right thing for the team’ and let’s carry on.”
Fabinho would not have been able to play against Saturday’s opponents Brighton anyway as he was serving a one-match suspension.


ARRAY_APPEND
FunctionCreates a new array by copying an existing array and appending one or more elements to the end. The existing array is not modified.
ARRAY_APPEND(array, value1, [value2], ...)
The new array, with the new values appended to the end.
DECLARE @x = ARRAY_APPEND(ARRAY(1, 2, 3), 99, 100)
@x
.


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In past years, CSWomen has held lunch series, technical workshops, mentoring programs and provided travel grants to help women of CICS UMass Amherst, present themselves at various global fronts. Sandhya...
Amanda Doucette Travels to the Cognitive Modeling and Computational Linguistics workshop at EACL 2017
Thanks to the support of Women for UMass Amherst, we have awarded another Travel Grant! Amanda Doucette received $500 to cover the costs of her visit to the Cognitive Modeling...
CSWomen Social: Paint Night
CSWomen paint night was a big success thanks to the great work of our Social Committee! We also thank our photographer for providing pictures of the event. For more pictures...
Rachee Singh Travels to Google Networking Research Summit
Thanks to the support of Women for UMass Amherst, we have awarded out first Travel Grant! Rachee Singh received $500 to cover the costs of her visit to Google Networking...
CSWomen Social: High Horse
The first social event of the semester, a casual gathering at High Horse for food and drinks.
First Lunch of 2017
The first lunch meeting of Spring 2017 happened on Wednesday, February 1. We presented CSWomen Travel Grant program and introduced new officers. Graduate co-chair: Nidhi Mundra MS co-chair: Eva Moscovici...
Mind Over Matter Workshop
In this workshop, Alysia Birkholz from the Office of Professional Development talked about how to train our brains for optimism and why it’s important for graduate school success.
SMART Goals Workshop
This workshop, presented by Alysia Birkholz from the Office of Professional Development, focused on how to set goals and how to stick to them.
Sofya Vorotnikova Speaks @ Second Lunch
Today, CSWomen co-chair, Sofya Vorotnikova, talked about
her research on solving graph problems as well as procrastination, the fear of failure and
procrastination.
First Lunch of the semester with Susan Landau
The first talk of the semester featured Susan Landau.
CSWomen hikes Mt. Norwottuck from the Notch
On the Saturday of Labor Day Weekend, before the start of school, CSWomen hosted their second ever hike. The Pioneer Valley is a beautiful place filled with many opportunities to...
Lunch with Barna Saha
The last talk of the semester brought Barna Saha, an Assistant Professor at UMass Amherst College of Information and Computer Sciences. She talked about the Dyck language, the problem of...
Lockdown lifted, Suspect Caught | Grad Cohort
Two days of lockdown in a building full of 551+31+ women - some of them truly inspirational and the rest on their path to be one. This was held in...
Applying to Grace Hopper (FAQ)
One of our members, Shiri Dori-Hacohen, has been successful in being awarded the Grace Hopper scholarship to attend GHC multiple times in the past. As a result, she often fields...
First Lunch of Spring 2016
The first lunch of the Spring 2016 semester happened on February 10. After introductions and group news, we had a discussion of the roles of male allies in CS Women,...
Welcoming the World to Amherst
In participation with Graduate Women in STEM (GWiS) and the Indian Students Association (ISA), CSWomen has been awarded a Welcoming the World to Amherst grant by the Student Engagement and...
Lunch with Jennifer Williams
On Wednesday, December 16, invited speaker Jennifer Williams, of MIT Lincoln Labs, gave a talk on her work on cross-language summarization and her experience as a first generation college student....
End of Semester Survey (Closes 1/8/16)
The end of the semester is here! We will be announcing available positions for the Spring semester very soon. We will also be sending out a report on the activities...
Lunch with Consuelo Valdes
On Wednesday, November 18, invited speaker Consuelo Valdes gave a talk on her experience with design and user experience research and on the importance of soft skills. 21 members attended:...
Fall Technical Workshop Series Wrapping Up
With the semester fast coming to an end, we want to announce the topic of our last technical workshop of the semester: Advanced Git, lead by Bobby Powers. Bobby volunteered...
Second Lunch with Researcher Jinying Chen
The second talk of the semester brough Research Scientist Jinying Chen from UMass Medical. 26 members attended: 2 faculty members, 4 undergraduates, and 20 graduate students.
Grace Hopper Celebration Experiences: Part II
The CS Women Co-Chairs have asked participants who attended the 2015 Grace Hopper Celebration to tell us about their experiences. We have collected their responses and are making a series...
Grace Hopper Celebration Experiences: Part I
In past years, CS Women has held a lunch after the annual Grace Hopper Celebration for students who have attended to share their experiences. Since GHC is now well-known, we...
Invited Speaker: Valerie Barr
On October 6, CS Women held a special lunch sponsored by Prof. Lori Clarke for Invited Speaker Prof. Valerie Barr. Prof. Barr. Later that day Prof. Barr gave a talk...
Teacher Training for Technical Skills Workshops
On Sunday 9/27 and Monday 9/28, CS Women hosted our first-ever teacher training workshop and retreat for the volunteers who will be leading Symantec-funded technical skills workshops throughout the rest...
First Lunch Features Prof. Alexandra Meliou
We held our first lunch of the semester on Wednesday, September 23rd, where Prof. Alexandra Meliou spoke about her research analyzing data errors in databases, and her experiences in graduate...
Second Annual Ice Cream Social A Success
For the second year in a row, we ran a very successful Ice Cream Social! This year it was on Friday, September 18th. 34 members attended in total, with 19...
Third Lunch Talk with Visitors from BBN
Today we were thrilled to host Bobby Simidcheiva (PhD ‘15) and Vicky Manfredi (PhD ‘09) from Raytheon BBN! They gave a presentation about their work with BBN and held an...
Second Lunch of the Semester Brings Audrey St. John
Oh, what a belated blog post!
First Lunch of the Semester Features Research Scientist Laura Dietz
Research Scientist Laura Dietz kicked off the Spring 2015 semester of CS Women events with a two-part lunch talk on Feb. 11. 35 members attended, including undergraduate students, graduate students,...
Lunch with Jennifer Chayes
Our second CS Women group lunch had Jennifer Chayes, a head of Microsoft Research in New England and NYC, who was visiting UMass as a DLS speaker. It was funny...
Emma Tosch Won Best Paper Award at OOPSLA '14
The 4th year Ph.D. Student, Emma Tosch, won a Best Paper award at OOPSLA 2014, for her work on “Surveyman,” a first-of-its-kind software system for designing, deploying and automatically debugging...