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Sure I have been missing blogging since last couple of days... but my folks have come down for the first time for our house warming ceremony, so a lot of action behind the screen. As I am compiling this post, I look up to right corner to check time as I have to leave for Mysore at 5 am (Will share the pics)
Long story short.. I have been using Oriflame pure skin deep action clearing mask for over a month now, and its high time I wrote something about it(Else I will definitely forget). Oriflame clearing mask was introduced in last month's brochure and I bought it for some introductory offer,
Price: Rs. 299 for 50gm
Oriflame says Deep Action Mask with antimicrobial Salicylic acid and Detect Technology to reduce and prevent blackheads and spots. Purifies and tightens pores, and controls shine. Use 1-2 times per week.
I do not have any black/white heads.. yup lucky me, touchwood ... being an oily its difficult to stay away from breakouts and black heads. Then why did I pick up this mask, because I could notice few enlarged pores on my cheeks and I assumed since this can be a solution.
It comes in a very handy and travel friendly tube packaging. The mask looks and feels like some sort of tooth paste(Particularly the white Colgate one) and feels very cold on application. Imagine putting Colgate on your face... have you tried that ever ? I want to try at least once, silly me.
Did it solve my pore issues, no it did not. I actually cannot feel any difference after using this for last four weeks.
Can't say much about the blackhead clearing claim, but it does feels very cool on application and leave behind a clean feeling on the face, which I can attribute to Salicylic acid.
If this worked for you please let me know ?


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W3C HTML5 Elements Reference
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Review the scenario below, then answer the questions which follow, using the UML diagram below.
This UML may represent the partial design for an
Employee Management System (sometimes referred to as an
Employee Information System or Human Resources Information System)
for a business or organization.
Such systems are often used to support tracking and managing of
employee information and related process.
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A LITTLE PRINCESS A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1995 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: A World War I vintage children's book by the author of THE SECRET GARDEN is given a very nice production. Unfortunately, there is good reason why they don't write children's stories like this any more. How the virtuous young heroine's kindness and bad luck gets her into trouble is a lot more believable than how she gets out. Still, this is a well-crafted film and one that adults can appreciate as much as children. Rating: low +1 (-4 to +4)
In 1993 Warner Brothers scored a coup with the critics for their adaptation of THE SECRET GARDEN by Frances Hodgson Burnett. That wasa cloyingly sweet if unconvincing moral tale for children. Perhaps sensing the mood of the country is moving back to the same sort of sympathies it had at that time, Warner Brothers is again adapting one of Burnett's stories, this one--A LITTLE PRINCESS--has been done twice before, once with Mary Pickford in 1917 and again with Shirley Temple in 1939. I will say at the outset that this is not the kind of story that does much for me, It is not that I do not like children's films, but Caroline Thompson's excellent BLACK BEAUTY is much closer to what would appeal to me. In spite of the fact that that film is a story told by a horse, I found it far more touching and believable than this exaggerated and contrived tale. A far better treatment of similar themes was in another example of a better children's film THE JOURNEY OF NATTY GANN.
As with THE SECRET GARDEN, this film opens with a young girl brought up in India but having to return to her native country. In this case it is imaginative Sara Crewe (Liesel Matthews) who loves the tales she has been told from the Ramayana. But it is 1914 and called to war is Sara's widower father (Liam Cunningham, who also plays the blue-skinned Prince Rama in the too few dramatized sequences from the Ramayana). Sara is placed in Minchin School for Girls in New York. The school is ruled over by the very repressed and autocratic Miss Minchin (Eleanor Bron, veteran of films going back to the great BEDAZZLED). Minchin is clearly jealous of the advantages that wealth has brought Sara. But the audience knows that Sara's popularity is the result of her story-telling ability which she uses to enliven the lives of the other students. Sara believes that a happy fantasy is better than a grim reality. When Sara's fortunes are reversed, however, Miss Minchin is quick to turn Sara from a pampered student into a cruelly used slave. Sara is forced to give up her studies and work in the school instead. Still Sara has the ability to make and keep friends including the other girls at the school and (from across the way) the enigmatic Indian servant Ram Dass (Errol Sitahol) and his monkey called--what else?--Hanuman, after the king of monkeys from the Ramayana.
Top billing goes to Eleanor Bron with a Frankensteinian shock of gray hair. Second billing goes to Liam Cunningham as the slightly too good to be true father. Liesel Matthews, who carries the film, must be content with third billing because she is a child and a newcomer. Almost all to the other cast members are unfamiliar, but the acting is uniformly good.
A LITTLE PRINCESS, like THE SECRET GARDEN, wants to be a moral tale but falls more into the realm of kiddie film noir. It is not her virtue that saves Sara. Coincidence is what saves her.  The film does, to its credit, show some of the value of imagination. The villainous Miss Minchin is trying to eradicate any imagination from her girls. Yet it is the escape that comes from the imagination that the girls really need. This would be a very interesting film to see paired with Peter Jackson's HEAVENLY CREATURES.
Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron gives the film a nice feel for a New York girls' school of the time (though actually the novel was set in an English girls' school). His film most comes alive when he is portraying scenes from the Ramayana and he seriously might consider lengthier dramatizations of that epic work. He gets some details wrong. My wife noticed that his map of World War I Europe included a Yugoslavia that would not come into existence until after the war. His depiction of gas warfare might be strong stuff for children if they really understood what they were seeing.
But the biggest fault is this. A LITTLE PRINCESS is a superbly contrived story in which a young girl seems destined to be badly punished for being intelligent and imaginative. Then the extremely unsubtle hand of the author reaches out and saves the poor girl at the last possible moment by a series of unconvincing and nearly impossible coincidences. There is little doubt that in the real world Sara would not have been so fortunate. Boy, am I glad I didn't read this one when I was young and impressionable.
I am afraid that I am just not destined to like any film based on Frances Hodgson Burnett books. This was only a little better than THE SECRET GARDEN and I give it a low +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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FIELD OF DREAMS A film review by Randy Parker Copyright 1996 Randy Parker
RATING: *** (out of ****)
(Review written in 1989)
FIELD OF DREAMS almost defies description. Although it's about baseball, it's not a baseball movie. Although the film is extremely spiritual, it's not about religion. And although FIELD OF DREAMS is melodramatic, it's not a tearjerker. To really understand what FIELD OF DREAMS is all about, you have to see it.
In the film, Kevin Costner plays Ray Kinsella, a baseball fan, '60s Berkeley graduate, and Iowa farmer. One day as he is standing in the middle of his expansive corn fields, Ray hears a voice; it tells him: "If you build it, he will come." Then Ray has a vision and somehow concludes that if he builds a baseball field in the middle of his corn, Shoeless Joe Jackson will arise from the dead to play ball once again. And even though it depletes his family's savings and his neighbors think he's crazy, Ray clears away the corn and builds a baseball field, complete with bleachers and flood lights. "If you build it, he will come." And lo and behold, Shoeless Joe does come--bringing with him several of his dead teammates.
And then Ray hears The Voice again; it tells him to "ease his pain." Ray thinks this means that he must travel to Boston to meet Terence Mann, an influential and radical novelist from the '60s who has since stopped writing and dropped out of society. With great aplomb, James Earl Jones plays the disillusioned author who joins forces with Ray and embarks with him on a magical and spiritual journey.
The cast in FIELD OF DREAMS is excellent, especially Kevin Costner in the lead role. Costner gives a quiet, subtle, and moving performance as a man who before building the baseball field had done nothing crazy or spontaneous in his entire life. Costner gives Ray just the right mix of enthusiasm and idealism to make us believe in his mystic visions and swallow this wondrous fairy tale.
Amy Madigan gives a fine supporting performance as Ray's feisty and loving wife, who against her better judgement supports her husband's crazy ideas. In her most impressive scene, Madigan vehemently argues against book burning at a P.T.A. meeting, displaying the sincere passion of a '60s Berkeley radical. Ray Liotta is appropriately eerie and awe-inspiring as the ghost of Shoeless Joe, the legendary batter who was suspended from baseball for his involvement in the 1919 Chicago "Black Sox" Scandal. And finally, Burt Lancaster is memorable in a small, but important, role as a small town doctor whose professional baseball career was limited to only one inning.
 It, for the most part, succeeds in capturing our emotions and suspending our disbelief. Ray Kinsella's spiritual quest in pursuit of his dreams proves to be moving and miraculous. But while FIELD OF DREAMS generally avoids excessive melodrama, it unfortunately does at times go overboard, and by the end it gets down-right sappy. In general, however, FIELD OF DREAMS is an emotionally satisfying fantasy--one I can recommend to everyone but unromantic cynics.
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I found it interesting that if you were to research about apple computers instead of windows computers your results would be very similar. This is because both computers use the same hardware the only thing that differs is the way that the software interacts with the hardware. In the article “Hardware/ Software Co-Design” explains that:
In most digital systems, the hardware is programmed by some software programs to perform the desired functions… Hence the abstraction level used for programming models is the means of interaction between hardware and software. There are two important issues related to programming: 1) who has access to programming the system and 2) the technological levels at which programming is performed.
Basically this article is saying that the hardware of a device, a computer in our case, is programmed to carry out its purpose of being created and that program must interact with the components of said device. This is the same with both apple and windows. The difference comes from the issues stated in the the article above. Apple computers are more willing to allow the users to program the computer than windows computers.


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Preston North End in Numbers: Away days on the horizon
by Dave SeddonAfter being so strong at home this season, Preston North End’s focus after the international break will be heavily fixed on what they achieve on the road.
Three of their next four games are away, starting at Derby County next Saturday.
Alex Neil then takes his side to Hull City the following Wednesday, before returning to Deepdale to tackle current leaders West Bromwich on Monday, December 2. Then it’s back on the road – or for many fans the railway tracks – for the trip to Queens Park Rangers on December 7.
That trio of games should give Preston’s away following a boost.
Their seven away games in the league this season to date have attracted an average following of 1,035.
Ticket sales for Derby were beyond the 1,200 mark in midweek and the Rams have given PNE more seats.
Although the Hull game is in midweek, there should be a strong following heading across the M62.
The QPR game will see the North End fans turn out in their numbers as they always do in London.
The best away following so far is the 1,610 turnout at Nottingham Forest.
For the Birmingham game in September, 1,518 made the trip from Lancashire.
On the opening day of the season, there were 1,207 PNE fans at Millwall, while 1,128 went to Charlton a fortnight ago – quite a turnout for a noon kick-off on a Sunday with no trains available.
The trip to Reading saw 1,012 make the journey, 412 went to Swansea in August and 330 to Middlesbrough for a midweek game.
In the second half of the campaign there are plenty of reachable away games which should attract big followings.


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The program tideConvert takes Anderra tide gauge data in several different formats and produces a Date Time WaterLevel record for every valid data line in the Anderra log.
Table of Contents
1 Algorithm
The conversion from the tide guage formats (there are many different ones) is not a simple process because it relies on pattern recognition via the software tool "regular expressions". However, once the patterns are recognized and the values are converted from strings of digits to numeric values, the data conversion and reformating is fairly straight forward.
If the recorded data is raw pressure, we use the formula:
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WL
water level in meters
N
raw pressure in kPa
A
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B
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C
7.402e-08
D
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datumOffset
meters below datum
2 Input Formats
The input formats are selected with the -I. The choices are:
SNTT Raw Input DTWL Date-Time WaterLevel TVWL Time WaterLevel Temperature (JEL tide gauge)
3 Raw Input
A raw data format consists of a timestamp, pressure, and temperature. For example:
635 711 427,rmemma,1213488014.57 635 711 427,rmemma,1213488026.7 635 711 427,rmemma,1213488038.83 635 712 427,rmemma,1213488050.95 635 712 426,rmemma,1213488063.08 635 712 426,rmemma,1213488075.21 635 712 426,rmemma,1213488087.33
time, pressure, and temperature are converted to time, waterlevel.
4 Date-Time WaterLevel
Select this format with the -I DTWL option.
The format looks like this:
 2007/06/01 00:00:00 1.18 0.008 2007/06/01 00:06:00 1.23 0.007 2007/06/01 00:12:00 1.28 0.007 2007/06/01 00:18:00 1.34 0.009 2007/06/01 00:24:00 1.41 0.009

5 Time WaterLevel Temperature
This is the format used at the JEL tide gauge during the summer of 2009
Select this format with the -I TVWL option.
This format has the date only at the begining of each day. Each reading then shows the time (without the date). The format looks like this:
 Time/Date : 8 July-2009 16:53:00 Time BattVolt Ch002 Ch003 16:53 10.2 377.0 576.0 16:53 10.2 377.0 576.0 16:54 10.2 378.0 576.0 16:54 10.2 378.0 576.0

6 Typical Output (caris time format)
2007/06/01 00:00:00 1.18 2007/06/01 00:06:00 1.23 2007/06/01 00:12:00 1.28 2007/06/01 00:18:00 1.34 2007/06/01 00:24:00 1.41 2007/06/01 00:30:00 1.48 2007/06/01 00:36:00 1.55 2007/06/01 00:42:00 1.62
7 Command Line Options and Arguments
Usage: tideConvert.py [options] tide files Options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -i INPUTFILES, --input-files=INPUTFILES What files to read from [default: [] - stdin if None] -I INPUTFORMAT, --InputFormat=INPUTFORMAT Input time format. One of: CDL, SNTT, DTWL, TVWL [default: SNTT] -o OUTFILENAME, --output-file=OUTFILENAME What filename to write to [default: none - stdout if None] -O TIMEFORMAT, --OutputFormat=TIMEFORMAT Output time format. One of: caris, matlab, UNIXepoch [default: caris] -B BADLINEFILE, --BadLineFile=BADLINEFILE Place unparseable lines in a file for review [default: None] -t TIMESHIFT, --timeshift=TIMESHIFT in seconds. You will need to shift time for data from 2008-06-15 and older by +/- 45 seconds [default: 0] -v, --verbose run the tests run in verbose mode -D DATUMOFFSET, --datum-offset=DATUMOFFSET Distance from the sensor up to the datum offset in meters (negative is below the sensor) [default: 0] --FieldSeparator=FIELDSEP the character(s) used to separate fields in files; [default '\t'] --RecordSeparator=RECSEP the character(s) used to separate records in the files; [default '\n']


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Nina Dobrev Named Dior Beauty's New Brand Partner
Nina Dobrev is opening up about her love for Dior Beauty, just after she was named the beauty brand’s newest ambassador.
“I always looked up to Dior. It felt so timeless and classy and elegant in every way,” the 30-year-old actress shared with Harper’s Bazaar. “I think the Miss Dior scent is what I always associated with that grace and timelessness. That was probably the first product I recognized, purchased, and aspired to as a little girl.”
Nina also opened up about her fave beauty items in the brand – she loves the “999″ Rouge Dior Ultra Care Lipstick, and Forever Foundation – and what she’s looking forward to in the coming year.
“2019 was a whirlwind it had a lot of great moments and some tough moments and that’s all part of being a human,” she says. “I am looking forward to a fresh start and fresh slate, new year. I set some new intentions and start this partnership that I am super excited about with Dior and see what the future has in store.”


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getAttr(path, obj, attributes)
Constructor for reused attributes for d3 elements. All updates to common
atrributes are stored in this single function for rapid updating
Loop through every attribute and call the function associated this this
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path |
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obj |
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attributes |
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getBasePath(targetFile) → {string}
getBasePath - return partial file path string for a script in the html given
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getSvgSize(path, obj)
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obj | reference to the d3 object calling the function |
obj |
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getXAxis(path, obj, data)
getXAxis - create an x axis on left within the g element
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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path |
obj | reference to the d3 object calling the function |
obj |
obj | the class element typically evoked though 'this.' |
data |
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getYAxis(path, obj, data)
getYAxis - create a y axis on the top of svg within the g element
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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path |
obj | reference to the d3 object calling the function |
obj |
obj | the class element typically evoked though 'this.' |
data |
obj | reference to the data from d3 object calling the function |
plot(rawData)
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rawData |
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particularly easy to use. Invoking an object's
which is neither convenient nor readable.
The next step towards real usability is that JNIPort
allows you to specify custom wrapper classes. These are subclasses
of the generic proxy classes that are associated with specific Java classes.
Whenever JNIPort creates a proxy for an instance of a Java class, it checks
to see if there is a special wrapper class registered for that case. If there
is then it creates an instance of the custom class rather than the generic one.
JNIPort follows a similar pattern when it is creating class statics to stand for
Java classes. You can add methods to the custom subclass that expose the Java
object's (or class's) members directly, or that build on them to create a
higher-level interface. Those methods would have to use the low-level features
like
This section is about the custom wrapper classes, and how to set them up and use them.
The Wrapper Wizard is able to do the grunt-work
of generating code like the call to Please note: this description has become slightly out of date. It is still accurate as far as it goes, but it should be updated to discuss how the new “supplementary classloaders” fit into the picture.
JNIPort establishes the mapping between Java classes and their designated wrappers
during the phase of initialisation called
bootstrapping. At this time, it scans the subclasses of
In normal operation, all the mappings are established during bootstrapping, but the Wrapper Wizard has the option of registering any new wrapper classes that it builds. Also ghost classes are created and installed using very much the same mechanism.
When JNIPort encounters a reference to a class it has not seen before (which
can happen in many ways; e.g. when it sees a reference to an instance of
that class) it creates a class static for the class. It decides what the
Smalltalk class of the class static will be by climbing the inheritance
ladder of the Java class until it finds a class that it already knows about
(which may turn out to be
JNIPort uses the same technique to find the right instance-side wrapper class,
so that, for example, all references to instances of
JNIPort uses class statics for Java interfaces too. The mechanism is the
same as for normal classes, with the slight difference that, since Java interfaces
don't inherit from
JNIPort can also create proxies for Java objects that are known to implement
some interface. This case is really rather different from the normal proxies,
see here for details, but the
mechanism is very similar. Subclasses of
A convenient way to create and use wrapper classes is to start with the methods generated by the Wrapper Wizard, and then embellish the wrapper class with further methods that build on the generated methods, but which have more natural names and, perhaps, a higher-level of functionality than is provided by the Java class itself. (As an aside: Java classes tend to have very narrow interfaces, sometimes to the point of anorexia.)
As an example of this, the package 'CU Java Additional Wrappers' contains
instance wrapper classes for
One important point about this particular example is that most of the embellishments
are implemented in a common superclass for the two wrapper classes.
One last point is about ghost classes. JNIPort generates and populates ghost classes
on the fly. When it generates a ghost class, it always ensures that the ghost inherits
from the most applicable custom wrapper class, which means that it will also understand
any embellishments that are defined by the wrapper class. For instance, in the case
of a
The Wrapper Wizard generates methods with the same names and meanings as the
ghost classes have, but the ghost implementation is faster. So, when a ghost
is derived from a class that was initially populated by the Wrapper Wizard, the
ghost methods will override the Wizard-generated methods with faster versions.
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17.1 "Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue; Lists Are Mutable, and So Is Class Foo"
Data structures are a central theme in most programs, whether you
know it or not. It may not always be obvious, because Python provides
a set of built-in types that make it easy to deal with structured
data: lists, strings, tuples, dictionaries, and the like. For simple
systems, these types are usually enough. Technically, dictionaries
make many of the classical searching algorithms unnecessary in
Python, and lists replace much of the work you'd do to support
collections in lower-level languages. Both are so easy to use,
though, that you generally never give them a second thought.
But for advanced applications, we may need to add more sophisticated
types of our own to handle extra requirements. In this chapter,
we'll explore a handful of advanced data structure
implementations in Python: sets, stacks, graphs, and so on. As
we'll see, data structures take the form of new object types in
Python, integrated into the language's type model. That is,
objects we code in Python become full-fledged datatypes -- they
can look and feel just like built-in lists, numbers, and
dictionaries, to the scripts that use
them.
Although the examples in this chapter
illustrate advanced programming techniques, they also underscore
Python's support for writing reusable software. By coding
object implementations with classes, modules, and other Python tools,
they naturally become generally useful components, which may be used
in any program that imports them. In effect, we will be building
libraries of data structure classes, whether we plan for it or not.
In addition, although the examples in this chapter are pure Python
code, we will also be building a path towards the next part of the
book here. From the most general perspective, new Python objects can
be implemented in either Python or an integrated language such as C.
In particular, pay attention to the stack objects implemented in the
first section of this chapter; they will later be reimplemented in C
to gauge both the benefits and complexity of C migration.
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Swedish word of the day: folkkär
by Catherine EdwardsThis Swedish word is one to help you talk about the things and people you love the most.
Folkkär is a pretty word with a positive meaning. It refers to a person (usually) or a thing which is well-known and loved by people.
You could translate it as 'widely loved' 'beloved by the people', or 'a popular household name', and it can easily be broken down into two parts: folk ('people' or 'population') and kär ('in love' or 'dear').
It's an adjective, so you might say 'efter att han vann Melodifestivalen blev han riktigt folkkär' (after he won Melodifestivalen he became a popular household name) or 'den folkkäre journalisten kommer att skriva en ny bok' (the widely loved journalist will write a new book).
As you might have gathered, it's different from the more neutral word kändis ('celebrity') which simply refers to someone who is widely known, no matter what public opinion of them might be.
And the use of folk is interesting too. Swedish has several other words for 'popular', including populär or the abbreviation poppis, and omtyckt.
As word nerds might already know, the words 'popular' and populär come from the Latin term populus (people) and literally mean 'liked by the general public'. Folk generally refers to 'people' in the sense of a national population, so a folkkär singer, athlete or author would generally be one who is considered a national treasure. They're not just popular, but they mean something to the country and its culture. So while a populär or omtyckt person might be well-liked by their immediate community, friends or colleagues, someone who is folkkär is known and loved across the country.
In Sweden, you're more likely to hear folkkär used to talk about homegrown talent or figures who are particularly highly esteemed within Sweden, rather than international celebrities.
And because of the personal tone of the word kär, it generally refers to those celebs who you feel like you know and would be down-to-earth if you ever met, rather than those who are all too aware of their fame and talent (for this reason, it's debatable whether household name and footballer Zlatan could be described as folkkär).
Good examples would include Tilde de Paula Eby, a TV presenter who has fronted TV shows from news programmes to Swedish Bake-off and Let's Dance, or the late artist Lill Babs whose six-decade career included singing and acting.
By default, folkkär tends to refer to people who are popular in Sweden specifically, but you can also say things like 'artisten är väldigt folkkär i Tyskland' (the artist is widely beloved in Germany) or 'hon är en av Storbrittaniens folkkäraste författare' (she is one of the UK's best loved authors).
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Sara Danius var doldisen som blev folkkär
Sara Danius was the nobody who became a beloved household name (Expressen)
Hans inspirerande filmer har gjört honom folkkär
His inspiring films have made him widely popular
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To allow implementors and future Common Lisp standards to extend the syntax of numbers, a syntax for potential numbers is defined that is more general than the syntax for numbers. A token is a potential number if it satisfies all of the following requirements:
The token consists entirely of digits, signs, ratio markers, decimal points (.), extension characters (^ or _), and number markers. A number marker is a letter. Whether a letter may be treated as a number marker depends on context, but no letter that is adjacent to another letter may ever be treated as a number marker. Exponent markers are number markers.
The token contains at least one digit. Letters may be considered to be digits, depending on the current input base, but only in tokens containing no decimal points.
The token begins with a digit, sign, decimal point, or extension character,
[Reviewer Note by Barmar: This section is unnecessary because the first bullet already omits discussion of a colon (package marker).] but not a package marker. The syntax involving a leading package marker followed by a potential number is not well-defined. The consequences of the use of notation such as :1, :1/2, and :2^3 in a position where an expression appropriate for read is expected are unspecified.
The token does not end with a sign.
If a potential number has number syntax, a number of the appropriate type is constructed and returned, if the number is representable in an implementation. A number will not be representable in an implementation if it is outside the boundaries set by the implementation-dependent constants for numbers. For example, specifying too large or too small an exponent for a float may make the number impossible to represent in the implementation. A ratio with denominator zero (such as -35/000) is not represented in any implementation. When a token with the syntax of a number cannot be converted to an internal number, an error of type reader-error is signaled. An error must not be signaled for specifying too many significant digits for a float; a truncated or rounded value should be produced.
If there is an ambiguity as to whether a letter should be treated as a digit or as a number marker, the letter is treated as a digit.
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Leeds' Casilla denies FA charge of racially abusing Charlton's Leko
Leeds United goalkeeper Kiko Casilla has "strenuously" denied racially abusing Charlton Athletic forward Jonathan Leko in a Championship match after the FA charged him on Monday.
REUTERS: Leeds United goalkeeper Kiko Casilla has "strenuously" denied racially abusing Charlton Athletic forward Jonathan Leko in a Championship match after the FA charged him on Monday.
The FA said last month that it was investigating the allegation after Charlton confirmed the incident had been reported to the referee following their 1-0 win at The Valley in September.
"It is alleged that, contrary to Rule E3(1), the Leeds United goalkeeper used abusive and/or insulting words towards a Charlton Athletic player during an EFL Championship fixture on 28 September 2019," the FA said in a statement http://www.thefa.com/news/2019/nov/04/kiko-casilla-charged-041119.
"It is further alleged that the words constitute an 'aggravated breach'... as they made reference to race and/or colour and/or ethnic origin."
Leko, 20, was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo but has played for England's youth teams, making his debut for the Under-20s in September.
The FA said Spaniard Casilla has until Nov. 12 to respond and Leeds released a statement later on Monday to acknowledge the charge.
"Kiko strenuously denies the allegation and has proactively worked with the FA during their investigation to date," the second-tier club said in a statement https://www.leedsunited.com/news/team-news/25747/club-statement-kiko-casilla.
"The next step of this process will be a personal hearing, in the meantime Kiko will remain available for selection."
(Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian Radnedge)


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Duchess honoured over family violence service
The Duchess of Cornwall visited the Battered Women's Trust in Christchurch today, where she was presented with a refuge diamond pin.
The pin recognises services to families who have experienced violence. It is usually presented from the refuge movement to women in New Zealand who have worked in the movement for a long time, so not many people have one.
The Battered Women's Trust is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting families to live violence free. The charity set up the second refuge in New Zealand and was one of the founding members of the Women's Refuge partnership in New Zealand.
Its staff work closely with local services to provide a quick response for victims of domestic violence in the Canterbury area.
Since the original group formed in 1976, the Battered Women's Trust has evolved to offer a range of advocacy and education services as well as rural safe housing, transitional housing and a 24-hour crisis line.
It has also adapted its services to support specific issues arising in Canterbury following the earthquakes, such as a spike in teen violence within the family, and increased violence arising from dysfunctional families reuniting because of housing shortages and earthquake-related stress.
The Duchess of Cornwall met with the trust's chief executive, Lois Herbert, staff and survivors.
Her last event in Christchurch is a visit to the Botanic Gardens, while Prince Charles attends several events in Kaikōura, which was rocked by a massive earthquake just over three years ago.
The prince will meet first responders to the emergency.
The couple's first engagement of the day was an informal visit to the Lincoln Farmers' Market near Christchurch. They mingled with stallholders and market customers.