Bolivia interim president rules out Morales election bid
by AFPLA PAZ: Bolivia’s interim president Jeanine Anez on Thursday ruled out exiled leader Evo Morales from standing in new elections as thousands of demonstrators marched through La Paz in support of the socialist icon and against the new, acting leader.
Columns of people streamed into the seat of government La Paz from the neighboring town of El Alto for the second day running to press their argument that Morales’s departure was not a resignation but rather the product of a coup.
Waving multicolored “wiphala” indigenous flags, many of the demonstrators chanted: “The time is now, civil war” and “Come back Evo!”
The interim government announced on Thursday that talks with Morales’s Movement for Socialism (MAS) party had begun in a bid to bring peace to the deeply polarised country.
Pledging early elections, Anez – until now a little-known lawmaker – proclaimed herself acting president on Tuesday after Morales fled the country for Mexico, claiming to fear for his safety amid deadly protests. Her move was validated by the country’s top court.
Unrest erupted when Morales – Bolivia’s first indigenous president – was accused of rigging the results of October 20 polls to gain re-election for a fourth term.
But Anez, 52, said Morales could not take part in any new elections – Bolivia’s constitution limits a president to two successive terms.
“Evo Morales is not allowed to stand for a fourth term. That’s why we’ve had all this upheaval,” said Anez, suggesting that MAS “find another candidate.”
With tensions still high, the government said it had opened negotiations with MAS lawmakers, who previously boycotted the senate session in which Anez declared herself president.
“We have set up talks and we believe we can bring peace to the country,” said Anez’s cabinet chief Jerjes Justiniano.
The claim could not immediately be confirmed with the MAS party.
Thursday’s protests included Morales supporters like the “red ponchos” – members of the Aymara indigenous people.
“We are calling for the resignation of this racist president, this putschist,” said Juan Gutierrez, an Aymara.
Morales has kept up attacks on the new government via Twitter from his exile in Mexico.
Anez told reporters on Thursday that new Foreign Minister Karen Longari would “make representations” to Mexico to insist that Morales be held to the terms of his political asylum and prevented from interfering in Bolivia’s politics.
Mexico rejected the accusation, insisting “a refugee’s freedom of expression cannot be subject to greater limitations than any other Mexican civilian.”
MAS on Thursday accused Anez of “continuing to incite violence” in the country, which has been in turmoil since Morales’s contested re-election.
International recognition
Nearly a month of protests have left 10 people dead and almost 400 wounded.
Normal business has resumed in the main cities, but schools and universities remained shut due to the continued threat of demonstrations. Many gas stations remained closed because of a lack of supplies.
Buoyed by growing international recognition, Anez was expected to complete her government line-up on Thursday, having named new military chiefs and half of her proposed 20-member cabinet the night before.
New defense minister Fernandez Lopez Julio said in a speech at the military college in La Paz that the incoming government would bring peace to the country.
“Above all, we will have to have faith in God,” he said, highlighting the conservative Christian emphasis of Anez’s government after she set the tone by brandishing a bible when assuming office on Tuesday.
The United States, Russia, Colombia and Guatemala all recognised Anez as the interim president, though Moscow said it considered Morales the victim of a coup.
“This is not about recognising what has happened in Bolivia as a legitimate process,” foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said.
Argentina’s president-elect Alberto Fernandez said once he assumes office, he would be willing to offer asylum to Morales and his former vice president Alvaro Garcia Linera.
The European Union’s diplomatic chief Federica Mogherini said her bloc supported a solution that looked toward new elections and a way “to avoid a power vacuum, which could have dire consequences for the entire country.”
Break with Maduro
Anez gave the first indication of her government’s foreign policy by recognising Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as his country’s president – a key shift of alliance in the volatile region.
The announcement removes one of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s main allies as he fends off efforts to oust him amid a deadly economic and political crisis. Maduro’s opponents have branded him a dictator. Morales backed Maduro.
Guaido has declared himself Venezuela’s rightful acting president. He has gained the recognition of 50 countries, including the United States, but has so far failed to dislodge Maduro.


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This page explains how to set up the TinyCLR programming environment. It covers device and computer setup and deployment of a "hello world" program.
Tip
If you're an existing user of NETMF and still want to use it in addition to TinyCLR OS, don't worry. TinyCLR is completely independent of NETMF and works side-by-side with no issues.
Compatible Hardware
TinyCLR OS is made to run on our SITCore line of SoCs, SoMs, dev boards and single board computers. Check out the SITCore page in the hardware section of this documentation to find the device best suited for your project.
TinyCLR Device Setup
To use TinyCLR with a device you must first install the latest version of the TinyCLR firmware on the device.
The TinyCLR firmware includes the Common Language Runtime (CLR) which converts compiled code into machine instructions and manages program execution. The TinyCLR firmware is also responsible for interacting with Microsoft Visual Studio to load and debug your application programs.
Use the TinyCLR Config tool to update the firmware on your device.
Development Machine Setup
- If you don't already have Visual Studio 2019, download and install one of the editions, including the free community edition: Visual Studio Community 2019. You can also use other editions as well.
- Make sure to select the
.NET desktop development
workload when installing Visual Studio. - Download and install the newest TinyCLR Visual Studio Project System by going to
Tools
>Extensions and Updates...
. In theExtensions and Updates
dialog box selectOnline
in the left panel. Typetinyclr
into theSearch
text box in the upper right of the window to search for and install theTinyCLR OS Project System
. You'll need to restart Visual Studio to let the extension installer complete the installation.
Note
Pre-releases of the Project System are not hosted online but found on the Downloads page.
Starting a New Project
Let's blink an LED on a SITCore board.
Open Visual Studio and select Create a new project
.
In the Create a new project window
, select TinyCLROS
from the platforms
drop down list.
Now select the C# TinyCLR Application template and click the Next
button.
We're going to stick with the default name and location. If you use a different name, make sure the program's namespace statement matches the namespace of your program. Now click on the "Create" button.
Now cut and paste the following code into the Program.cs
window. Make sure to install the GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Core
, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio
, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native
, and GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins
NuGet packages. If not sure how, the following section explains how this can be done.
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio;
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins;
using System.Threading;
namespace TinyCLRApplication1 {
class Program {
static void Main() {
//Use "SC20100.GpioPin.PB0" on SC20100S Dev Board.
//Use "SC20260.GpioPin.PH6" on SCM20260D Dev Board.
var LED = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(SC20100.GpioPin.PB0);
LED.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
while (true) {
LED.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
Thread.Sleep(100);
LED.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
Thread.Sleep(100);
}
}
}
}
You may have to change line 11 depending on which board you are using.
Make sure your device is plugged into the computer's USB port. Now hit the start button as shown on the above image (or hit the F5 key). If you've done everything correctly, the program will compile and deploy to your device. The left most LED on the dev board should blink if you've done everything correctly.
Congratulations! You're on your way to becoming a TinyCLR embedded developer!
The NuGet Packages
NuGet packages are typically hosted online on www.NuGet.org.
The steps below explain how to add onlione-hosted NuGet libraries to your project. If you are using a pre-release, the libraries must be downloaded and installed as a local feed.
- Start Visual Studio and create a new
TinyCLR Application
underC# > TinyCLR
. New to Visual Studio or C#? Take a look at the getting started guide from Microsoft. Right click on your Project in the Solution Explorer panel and select
Manage NuGet Packages
. If the Solution Explorer window is not visible, open it by selectingSolution Explorer
in theView
menu. You can also selectManage NuGet Packages...
in theProject
menu of Visual Studio.Make sure the package source is set to "Package source" or "All."
In the search box type "tinyclr"
Selecting the
Browse
tab will show all the TinyCLR NuGet packages. Those installed are noted with a green down arrow in front of the name.To install one of the packages click on the down arrow to the right of the package version.
You can also select the package and click on the Install
button in the center panel.
Click
OK
to accept the proposed changes.Accept the licensing agreement to install the package.
Note
Pre-release libraries are not hosted on NuGet.org, use the local feed feature to fetch the needed libraries from your local machine, found on the Downloads page.
To find the best hardware for your TinyCLR application, go to the SITCore page in the hardware section of this documentation.
To learn more about TinyCLR embedded programming check out our tutorials.
You can also visit our main website at www.ghielectronics.com and our community forums at forums.ghielectronics.com.


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Retail therapy does not work.
 無事出街少破財. Stuff I buy are in the grey area between want and need, like a my-life-could-go-on-without-it-but-it-would-make-a-great-difference-if-I-have-it. Now I question myself if I deserved it or not, and the social pressure of being a good child or something. Honestly, I am wasting money and food and all earthly resources. So I don’t know if this would make a difference.
NEVERTHELESS, I have two competitions to look forward to + work on, and this is by no means a flex bc this is some hard work. I still haven’t worked on the late-April one and I have approx. a week to finish up. I am not a competitive person at all. I never won any HK School music/speech festival. I am not a lucky person. I just thought that I could kill some time by joining some essay-writing competitions, and here I am working on two. Plus homework, ah, homework. They have no reason to exist. Out here killing my vibe. Am I worthy? I am not sure. Maybe I am. Maybe I’m not. I am tired. Physically and mentally tired. I am still grateful tho. Grateful for opportunities, life and Oscar Isaac. Peace


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Arjun Uvacha is a Sanskrit phrase which simply translates to ‘Arjun said’ or ‘Arjun spoke’.
This phrase gains significance from the Hindu scripture ‘Bhagavad Gita’, in which the troubled and curious Arjuna inquires Lord Krishna about what to do before the epic war of Kurukshetra.
The dialogues between the Lord Krishna (the one imparting the Knowledge) and Arjuna (the one seeking the Knowledge) are exchanged. These dialogues are represented in the scriptures as ‘Krishna Uvacha’ (Krishna Said…) and ‘Arjuna Uvacha’ (Arjuna Said…).
As a Product Manager, I too ask many questions, to myself and many other ‘Krishnas’, I meet in my journey.
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No matter how easy or difficult the answer is, it is the curiousity and the perennial pursuit to seek the truth that is of paramount importance.
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Calculates optical parameters of crystals like the optical axes, the axis angle 2V, and the direction of the principal axes of the indicatrix from extinction angles measured on a spindle stage mounted on a polarisation microscope stage. Details of the method can be found in Dufey (2017) <arXiv:1703.00070>.
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Provides extension methods to be used for method argument validation.
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Assembly: THNETII.Common.dll
Syntax
public static class ArgumentExtensions
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceThrowIfNull<T>(T, String)
Checks whether the passed argument is null
, throwing an appropiate ArgumentNullException if it is.
Declaration
public static T ThrowIfNull<T>(this T instance, string name)
where T : class
Parameters
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|---|---|---|
| T | instance | The instance to check for |
| String | name | The argument name as it appears in the calling method. Use the builtin |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
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| T | The type of the argument. Must be a reference type. |
Remarks
This is a simple convenience extension method for a common argument null
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ThrowIfNullOrEmpty(String, String)
Checks whether a passed string argument is null
or the empty string,
and throws an appropiate ArgumentException if that is the case.
Declaration
public static string ThrowIfNullOrEmpty(this string value, string name)
Parameters
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| String | value | The string to check against |
| String | name | The argument name as it appears in the calling method. Use the builtin |
Returns
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|---|---|
| String | The value of |
Remarks
In addition to calling IsNullOrEmpty(String), this method performs an additional null-reference check to throw
a ArgumentNullException instead of the more general ArgumentException if value
is null
.
As this method is implemented as an extension method, it can be called with the dot operator on value
instance even if value
is null
without triggering a NullReferenceException.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentException |
|
| ArgumentNullException |
|
ThrowIfNullOrEmpty<T>(T[], String)
Checks whether a passed array argument is null
or a zero-length array,
and throws an appropiate ArgumentException if that is the case.
Declaration
public static T[] ThrowIfNullOrEmpty<T>(this T[] array, string name)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| T[] | array | The array to check against |
| String | name | The argument name as it appears in the calling method. Use the builtin |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T[] |
|
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type of the items stored in |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentException |
|
| ArgumentNullException |
|
ThrowIfNullOrEmpty<T>(IEnumerable<T>, String)
Checks whether a passed enumerable argument is null
or empty,
and throws an appropiate ArgumentException if that is the case.
Declaration
public static IEnumerable<T> ThrowIfNullOrEmpty<T>(this IEnumerable<T> enumerable, string name)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IEnumerable<T> | enumerable | The enumerable to check against |
| String | name | The argument name as it appears in the calling method. Use the builtin |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IEnumerable<T> | A wrapper around |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type of the elements enumerated by |
Remarks
In order to ensure that enumerable
is not empty, the enumerable has to be expanded by checking
if the first element is availble. To prevent double evaluation of the enumerable, the created enumerator is
preserved and wrapped in the new enumerable that is returned.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentException |
|
| ArgumentNullException |
|
ThrowIfNullOrWhiteSpace(String, String)
Checks whether a passed string argument is null
, the empty string, or only consists of white-space characters,
and throws an appropiate ArgumentException if that is the case.
Declaration
public static string ThrowIfNullOrWhiteSpace(this string value, string name)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string to check for |
| String | name | The argument name as it appears in the calling method. Use the builtin |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The value of |
Remarks
In addition to calling IsNullOrWhiteSpace(String), this method performs an additional null-reference check to throw
a ArgumentNullException instead of the more general ArgumentException if value
is null
.
As this method is implemented as an extension method, it can be called with the dot operator on value
instance even if value
is null
without triggering a NullReferenceException.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentException |
|
| ArgumentNullException |
|


Chicken Tinder
They say everything tastes like chicken... but not every chicken tastes the same.
Answer some questions and you may find the perfect friend to share a meal. Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
Why did the chicken cross the road? To meet their soulmate of spice. Their life partner in poultry.


Developer Guide¶
Introduction¶
Firstly, thank you for considering contributing towards frewpy, it is greatly appreciated and will definitely benefit both the wider community and also your own technical development. Please take your time when reading this contribution guide as it will make the overall experience much easier, and explain why things the way they are. It will also make it much more straight forward for the core developers to coordinate all the contributions to keep the project on the right tracks. In return, the core developers should reciprocate the care when addressing your issue, assessing changes and helping you finalize your merge requests.
There are many ways to contribute, from submitting a feature request on the GitLab repository, to extending the core functionality of the library so that it comfortably enables engineers to do everything they require with Frew. This core functionality could be as simple as retrieving information from a Frew model, or as complex as enabling quicker design iterations or integration with other Oasys software. Other possible contributions could be providing examples of the library being used, and detailed reporting of any bugs to ensure it is a clean, reliable library for anyone to use.
Please don’t submit issues for non-frewpy related problems. This is to ensure the issues are clear and helpful for the community to browse and for developers to use to progress the project. Feature requests where frewpy is suggested to be used to carry out the whole design process will be closed and asked to be broken down into smaller, feature-specific requests. The intention of frewpy is to enable engineers to carry out their design work as a tool in their arsenal, not simply output a finished detailed design (at the moment anyway!).
Responsibilities¶
Follow the basic programming principles at all times (in particular: Don’t Repeat Yourself, and Keep It Simple, Stupid). Single responsibility functions/methods and descriptive naming are key to this.
Ensure all code is fully tested and passing with
pytest
before merging in the branch.Ensure all code is without linting issues using black formatter (or the pipeline will fail and your commit will not be accepted) and is statically typed and checked with
mypy
.Ensure that where functionality is changed or extended, the documentation is changed to reflect the work that was done.
Keep the development going in the right direction by following the roadmap and associated issues.
Where possible, use existing functions to extend the functionality before writing new functions.
Report bugs when found using the bug template so that all important information is logged.
Create issues for any major changes and enhancements that you wish to make so that it can be discussed transparently and receive appropriate community feedback before being implemented.
Keep feature-specific development small and incremental, preferably not one whole workflow but pieces of that workflow.
Encourage others to contribute and benefit from frewpy to help expand the user base and community.
Your First Contribution¶
Unsure where to begin with contributing to frewpy? You’ll probably want to pick up one of the issues marked “good first issue” or “needs help”. Issues aren’t necessarily just problems with the library, issues are GitLab’s approach to an all encompassing item list, where labels define the nature of the item. The following issue labels are used on this project:
good first issue: an easy to pick up, small issue that could be tackled by beginners.
needs help: specifically required for the next version release.
support: specific support required for users or developers of frewpy, the intention is to allow others to query it as an FAQ area if they encounter issues.
suggestion: a suggestion for the library which is not yet agreed as a feature but something that might improve the library.
enhancement: an agreed feature due to be developed which will enhance the functionality of the library
discussion: a point which requires discussion from the community relating to the library.
documentation: issues relating to improvements or modifications to the documentation.
bug: something encountered when using or developing frewpy that needs fixing.
Getting Started¶
Setup¶
You’ll need to have a text editor, python, Git for Windows and greater than Oasys Frew version 19.4 build 24 installed on your PC.
Please note: you might need Developer access to the repository before you’re able to do anything. If this is the case then please contact the development team and we can help you out.
Next you’ll need to clone the repository to somewhere local using your Git for Windows Bash. Once cloned, you’ll need to pip install both the requirements.txt
and the requirements-dev.txt
into your project virtual environment. This will provide you with the correct libraries required to contribute towards frewpy.
Branching¶
This repository functions using the Gitflow Workflow which means if you want to contribute, you’ll need to pull your own branch off develop
as this and the master
branch are protected and noone has the permissions to push to them. In practice this is very simple to do and means anything you change to the code base in your branch will not break the rest of the library. This provides you with a great sandbox to play around with!
To branch off develop simply use the command git checkout -b {branch name} develop
. Branch names must follow the naming convention of type-short-description
where type
can be: “feature”, “admin”, “bugfix”, or “hotfix”, and the short-description
is a 1 to 3 word description of what you’re doing on the branch. For example feature-soil-pressures
or admin-contribution-guide
are valid branch names.
Testing¶
Once you’ve written code, you’ll need to write some unit tests using the pytest
library. You can look at other tests for inspiration in the tests directory or the documentation, but they’re pretty basic to get going with and very quick to do. You can run the coverage_report.bat
file and the VS Code extension Coverage Gutters to have in-line coverage markings which help with writing unit tests that cover all aspects of your code. To run the tests, use the test_project.bat
file for ease.
Committing code¶
Every time you commit to the repository, a Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline will run the Black formatter check with a line length of 79 characters and fail if it recognises that any files need formatting changes. It is intended to extend this CI pipeline to include type checking and running the any tests but currently that has not been implemented. When writing your commit messages, please use the format:
Short Header
<blank line>
Explanation and reasoning for what was done.
<blank line>
Related or resolved issues
For example:
Refactoring soil module
This module had a profiler run through it and it was found to be very inefficient. Threading has been added to make it run faster and the number of local variables has been reduced to make it more human readable.
Related #13 #4
Resolves #14
If you have written something that you feel the library would benefit from having in the core code base, you can put in a merge request from your branch to the develop branch. Communicating what you have done and why, and that you’d like it to be reviewed. You don’t need to explicitly say everything you have written in code as this is obvious from the diffs when comparing the branches, the main point to get across is why you’ve done what you’ve done. For example:
“Allow users to set and get the water table levels so sensitivity analysis can be carried out”
rather than
“Written methods get_water_table and set_water_table with the variables water_level and node_num”
Reporting Bugs¶
To report a bug, simply create an issue in the repository and select the ‘Bug’ template in the drop down. This’ll prompt you to fill in key information about the bug such as the exact situation in which the bug occurs, and how to replicate that environment.
Submitting Feature Ideas¶
If you find yourself wishing frewpy did something in particular that it doesn’t do already, you’re probably not alone. Submitting a feature idea will let others know that this functionality is needed by many, and will make it more likely that it gets added to the library. Do this by creating an issue and using the appropriate labels to mark the issue for discussion/ suggestion and enhancement, noting the points in the below text. Make sure to fully scope the feature, thinking through why it’s needed and how it might work.
The idea behind frewpy is to get Arup engineers into using python, or just programming logic, when approaching their designs. It’s core aim is to make interacting with engineering software quicker, easier and more reliable than alternative methods. It is not intended that the core frewpy library solves specific engineering problems but rather enables engineers to solve their problems. This distinction is key and is what separates the core code base with the project examples in the examples directory. If you have a feature idea which is specific to the project you are on, it is probably better placed in the examples directory for others to use. If scripts in the examples directory become very popular, it might be worth converting it into the core code base in which case the feature idea can be submitted.
If you have a feature idea which would be applicable and helpful across many projects, it could be good to include it in the core frewpy code base and so it is worth submitting it or contacting the development team.
Please also check the project roadmap to see if the feature you are suggesting is planned for future releases.
Code Review Process¶
The merge request will be reviewed in many ways, including: code quality, code styling, static typing, applicability, unit testing. Comments will be provided on the merge request which should then help the contributor to improve their contribution. Once all comments have been addressed, the feature will be merged into the core frewpy code base.
If you get a comment to ‘rebase’ your merge request, it means that a lot of the code base has changed since you branched off develop, and that you need to update your branch so it’s easier to merge. To do this, simply type git pull origin develop
when checked out in your branch. You can then fix any of the conflicts that might surface, and double check your contribution still operates as intended.


Ocean [ay31], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #82
Ocean [ay31], ocean, in The Inner Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
19: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
19: arrived from Ocean [ay30], owner:
19: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with eight sailors
19: Jupiter [m8j], Imperial Empire, accompanied by:
19: Odin [y5z], Imperial Empire
19: Zeus [y7k], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church
19: of Kireus [156]
19: Hera [g3f], Imperial Empire
19: Thor [r4g], Imperial Empire
19: Apollo [b5e], Imperial Empire
19: Helios [p6i], Imperial Empire
19: Eos [a2t], Imperial Empire
19: Aryon [t6i], Imperial Empire
19: Lanthara [r4v], Imperial Empire
19: Licia [i1l], Imperial Empire
19: Thrix [n3v], Imperial Empire
19: Amanda [s7m], Imperial Empire
19: Klaus [u5x], Imperial Empire
19: A storm batters the ship and causes some damage.
20: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
20: 2% damaged, departed for Ocean [ay32].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ax31], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ay32], 6 days
South, to Ocean [az31], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ay30], 6 days
It is raining.


Data for forecasting and evaluation
On this page, you can find influenza data for the United States that can be used to develop and evaluate predictive models. This includes
current data that can be downloaded from CDC each week and
historical data including data that was available during each epidemiological week from 2009/10 to 2014/15.
Current ILINet Data
Current data on the weekly proportion of people seeing their health care provider for influenza-like illness (ILI) is reported through the
ILINet System for the United States and for each
HHS health region. These data can be accessed directly from
CDC. Alternatively the R package
cdcfluview (available from CRAN) can be used to access the data.
To use this package, run the following code in R as an example:
library(cdcfluview)
usflu <- get_flu_data("national", "ilinet", years=1997:2015)
regionflu <- get_flu_data("HHS", sub_region=1:10, "ilinet", years=1997:2015)
Historical ILINet Data (2009/10 to 2014/15)
This dataset provides national and regional ILINet data that was available at any given week in previous influenza seasons. For example, data in the 2013/14 file with Release_Week = 1342 includes all data for the 2013/14 season that was available during at week 42 of that season.
Download 2009/10
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Download 2012/13
Download 2013/14
Download 2014/15


I remember the ocean, memories die out so hard. We were travelling the mountains, just to find the loudest seas. We settled down by the fire, knowing we could aim higher, but we didn't know that yet. So if you want sth. to hold on to gotta find it first. But here I am.
'Cause I've been laying under palm trees, waiting for the summer, knowing there is nowhere to go. 'Cause I am happy on this island, do you wanna be my funland? I don't ever want to leave.


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communication.
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Delhi Capitals are threatening to become the most consistent side in the IPL. They have a solid all-conditions side, which doesn't get affected by the event moving from the UAE to India at the start of the year and then from India to the UAE mid-tournament. In 2019, they finished third and lost the second qualifier; in 2020 they were second on the league table and lost the final. Many a thing around them has changed, but they are there at the top of the league table, with practically the same core.
Up against them are Chennai Super Kings, who have shed inhibitions not through a spirit of adventure but by installing fail-safes around fail-safes. They attacked more than any other side with the bat, which took them to the qualifiers before any other side. Despite the three losses at the end, despite Capitals' two wins against them in the league stages, Super Kings remain a dangerous side.
The team that wins goes straight into the final, the team that loses gets another shot at making the final when it faces the winner of the match between teams placed third and fourth. Capitals will be happy they are playing in Dubai, a venue where they have beaten Super Kings this year, a venue where they have won two chasing and lost one defending in a last-ball finish.
Both teams will want to chase because dew does play a part in Dubai, also the venue of the final.


Required Files
- cases/helper
Namespace
- MODULE ActiveRecord
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::InvertibleByPartsMigration
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::InvertibleMigration
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::InvertibleRevertMigration
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::LegacyMigration
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::NestedRevertWholeMigration
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::NonInvertibleMigration
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::RemoveIndexMigration1
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::RemoveIndexMigration2
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::RevertNamedIndexMigration1
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::RevertNamedIndexMigration2
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::RevertWholeMigration
- CLASS ActiveRecord::InvertibleMigrationTest::SilentMigration
- CLASS ActiveRecord::Migration


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It can be very easy to get bogged down on when to use classes, ids, or when to just add styling directly to the element using CSS. For the most part, it is not considered best practice to add global styling directly to elements. This may be OK for very simple sites, but it can lead to issues as a website becomes more complex. It would also be very uncommon to see a major site with global styling directly applied to elements.
So if it is not considered best practice to apply styling directly to elements, you're left with classes or ids for styling elements. Classes are used when you want to be able to use styling in more than one place. I used a class for my tables in order to get the formatted consistently across my page. As you can see below, this requires referencing the class right before the table in the html file.
Ids are much more specific and are used when you only want to style a specific element. They can be a very powerful tool when used correctly. If not, they can actually make your code and styling way more complicated than it really needs to be. As a beginner, it is difficult to know if you will be use any particular styling more than once. Generally speaking, it is better to err on the side of caution and go for a class if you think you might be using it again. This will make it easier to keep your code clean and dry. This will make you happier and anyone else who has to look at your code as well. Here is an example of using ids when the styling will not be used anywhere else on the page. These ids are for profile and header images. Since there is only one profile picture and one header image, the styling won't be used again and a class is unnecessary.
The key is to stop and think before going on autopilot and going with a class or an id. Could I potentially use this styling again? Great, I should go with a class to keep things clean. Is it something really granular that I need to apply styling to and I'll never use it again? Perfect, an id is the way to go. It can obviously get a lot more complicated than this, but this is a good basic approach to deciding between classes and ids.


Equivalent to choosing the Object Placement command from the Format menu in Microsoft Excel version 3.0. Determines how the selected object or objects are attached to the cells beneath them. This function is included only for macro compatibility and will be converted to OBJECT.PROPERTIES when you load older macro sheets. For more information, see OBJECT.PROPERTIES.
Syntax
PLACEMENT(placement_type)
PLACEMENT?(placement_type)
Related Functions
OBJECT.PROPERTIES Determines an object's relationship to underlying cells
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Greece is not the only European country with a culture worth celebrating and studying. To emphasize the difference and similarities between the member states, the Council of Europe initiated the European Heritage Days.
Every year in September, the 50 countries of the European Cultural Convention participate in the popular festivities of the European Heritage Days. This year, Europeans are gearing up to celebrate their roots under the theme of Sustainable Heritage from Sept. 10 to Sept. 18.
While the events around the European Heritage Days are an ocean away, some of its spirits are present at Ohio University. According to OU's fast facts page, OU students and staff represent 116 countries around the world.
With international students from all over the world diving headfirst into a new, multicultural lifestyle at OU, three master's students from across Europe said there are a number of ways they stay connected to their home countries.
Anastasiia Sakharova, a master's student from Ukraine studying Latin American Studies, took up her scholastic path through the Ohio University Center for International Studies to follow her passion for Spanish and Latin American culture.
Similarly, getting closer to his interests also motivated Andreas Joergensen from Denmark, a graduate student studying American Studies in Odense and spending a semester abroad at OU.
Florian van Dongen is from the Netherlands and came to OU to pursue a double master's degree in Business Administration and Sports Administration. While most countries stick to the name European Heritage Days for celebrating European culture, the Netherlands belongs to the few countries using their own language, showcasing everything Dutch during the "Open Monumentendag."
Though very different places, the one thing they all have in common is a universal language, music.
"I listen to songs in Ukrainian," said Sakharova, who also sings in her free time. "It really makes me feel like I'm home."
Hearing their native language creates a sense of comfort for the international students and sometimes, even a newfound appreciation is sparked.
"I've actually started to listen to more Danish music than I did when I was back in Denmark," Joergensen says.
They all noticed pretty quickly there were few to no other students from their home countries at OU, which urged them to find a different connection to home.
"I actually never was connected to any Ukrainians (on campus) before the war started," said Sakharova, who now organizes events to collect money and supplies for the Ukrainian front lines with her newfound group of fellow Ukrainians.
Language is an important topic for international students and a huge part of their national identity. To van Dongen, that might not be the only difference but is for sure the biggest. However, assimilation has come quickly.
Adding to that, Joergensen says: "When I start to speak Danish again with my family, it's always kind of weird.”
Since Joergensen and van Dongen do not know other bobcats from their home countries, they rely on media from home and call their families and friends.
"I keep in touch with my family regularly," van Dongen said. "I try to call them as much as possible and send some pictures of what I'm doing here."
This also helps with feeling less homesick and staying connected with his roots.
"I have a VPN server which makes it possible to still watch Dutch television," said van Dongen.
"It is important to me to know what's going on in the news and politics. Even the weather is important for me." —Florian van Dongen, a graduate student from the Netherlands
While new traditions arise, old ones are left behind. For the first time in his life, Joergensen does not visit his local soccer team's home games, missing out on his grandparents' traditional foods that accompany the event. Trying to keep up the culinary connections is vital for most international students. Sakharova and van Dongen said buying food from home is crucial, and they are always looking out for local products.
"I literally (just) bought some beers that are from very close to where I live," van Dongen says. "In those small ways you try to stay in touch with what you're used to back home."
They all found ways to stay connected to their heritage in their new home away from home. Even though life in Athens is different to what they were used to before, it's full of exciting new possibilities to dive into.


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| Name | Type | Premium | Breakeven | Strike | Delta | Gamma | Vega | Theta | Rho |
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| Name | Type | Premium | Breakeven | Strike | Delta | Gamma | Vega | Theta | Rho |
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| Month | CALL | PUT |
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| January | A | M |
| February | B | N |
| March | C | O |
| April | D | P |
| May | E | Q |
| June | F | R |
| July | G | S |
| August | H | T |
| September | I | U |
| October | J | V |
| November | K | W |
| December | L | X |
| Month | CALL | PUT |


1. About this Book
2. Kon’nichi wa, Ruby
a. Opening This Book
b. The Dog Story
c. The Red Sun Rises
d. How Books Start
3. A Quick (and Hopefully Painless) Ride Through Ruby (with Cartoon Foxes)
a. Language and I MEAN Language
b. The Parts of Speech
c.  An Example to Help You Grow Up
e. And So, The Quick Trip Came To An Eased, Cushioned Halt
4. Floating Little Leaves of Code
a. The Leaf as a Status Symbol in Ambrose
b. Small and Nearly Worthless
c. Chaining Delusions Together
d. The Miracle of Blocks
5. Them What Make the Rules and Them What Live the Dream
a. This One's For the Disenfranchised
b. A Castle Has Its Computers
c. The Continued Story of My Daughter's Organ Instructor
d. The Goat Wants to Watch a Whole Film
e. The Theft of the Lottery Captain
f. Them What Make the Rules
g. Them What Live the Dream
6. Downtown
a. If I Were Looking For a Vehicle
b. Meanwhile, The Porcupine Stops To Fill-Up
c. A Sponsored Dragon-Slaying
d. So, Let's Be Clear: The Porcupine Is Now To The Sea
e. Walking, Walking, Walking, Walking and So Forth
f. Just Stopping To Assure You That the Porcupine Hasn't Budged
g. I'm Out
7. When You Wish Upon a Beard


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Class ThreatListUpdateResult
Threat List Update Result.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Gee.External.Browsing.Clients
Assembly: Gee.External.Browsing.dll
Syntax
public sealed class ThreatListUpdateResult
Properties
IsFullUpdate
Determine if Threat List Was Retrieved as a Full Update.
Declaration
public bool IsFullUpdate { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| System.Boolean |
Remarks
Determines if the RetrievedThreatList was retrieved from the Google Safe Browsing API as a Full update.
IsPartialUpdate
Determine if Threat List Was Retrieved as a Partial Update.
Declaration
public bool IsPartialUpdate { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| System.Boolean |
Remarks
Determines if the RetrievedThreatList was retrieved from the Google Safe Browsing API as a Partial update.
Query
Get Query.
Declaration
public ThreatListUpdateQuery Query { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| ThreatListUpdateQuery |
Remarks
Represents the ThreatListUpdateQuery made to the Google Safe Browsing API for which the threat list update result has been returned.
RetrievedThreatList
Get Retrieved Threat List.
Declaration
public ThreatList RetrievedThreatList { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| ThreatList |
Remarks
Represents the ThreatList retrieved from the Google Safe Browsing API.
RetrievedThreatListChecksum
Get Retrieved Threat List's Checksum.
Declaration
public string RetrievedThreatListChecksum { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| System.String |
Remarks
Represents the checksum, formatted as a hexadecimal encoded string, of the lexicographically sorted RetrievedThreatList.
ThreatsToAdd
Get Threats to Add.
Declaration
public IReadOnlyCollection<string> ThreatsToAdd { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyCollection<System.String> |
Remarks
Represents the collection of SHA256 hash prefixes, formatted as hexadecimal encoded strings, identifying the threats associated with the RetrievedThreatList and should be added to the locally stored copy of the ThreatList. An empty collection indicates there are no threats to add.
ThreatsToRemove
Get Threats to Remove.
Declaration
public IReadOnlyCollection<int> ThreatsToRemove { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyCollection<System.Int32> |
Remarks
Represents the collection of zero-based indices identifying the threats associated with the lexicographically sorted RetrievedThreatList and should be removed from the locally stored copy of the ThreatList if, and only if, the threat list was retrieved as a Partial update. To determine if the threat list was retrieved as a partial update, call IsPartialUpdate. An empty collection indicates there are no threats to remove.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.InvalidOperationException | Thrown if the threat list was not retrieved as a Partial update. |
UpdateType
Get Update Type.
Declaration
public ThreatListUpdateType UpdateType { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| ThreatListUpdateType |
Remarks
Represents the ThreatListUpdateType indicating how the RetrievedThreatList was retrieved from the Google Safe Browsing API. You can also conveniently use IsFullUpdate and IsPartialUpdate.
Methods
Build()
Build a Threat List Update Result.
Declaration
public static ThreatListUpdateResultBuilder Build()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ThreatListUpdateResultBuilder | A ThreatListUpdateResultBuilder to build a threat list update result with. |


Sol generation cosists of artists signed by the all-talented Sauti Sol band.They are my favorite band because their style of singing comes from the soul and brings out the emotion and maturity to the listener.
Benson Mutua Muia, famously known as Bensoul, is the face of Sol Generation having been the first artiste to be signed on to the Sauti Sol-owned record label. Sauti Sol started coming to my gigs and we became friends. They would have me over for their sessions and we began writing songs for different projects. They called artistes over for a sort of jam session but they were actually shortlisting guys and they said they wanted to work with me.
Nviiri the Storyteller real name is Nviiri Sande. He is a Kenyan songwriter, video editor, guitarist and a performing singer. He is among the artists who are signed under the Sol Generation. Nviiri was second to be signed under Sol Generation. he decided to pursue his first love, music, a decision that seems to be paying off very well. While most of his writing gigs started a pass time, his collaboration with the successful Sauti Sol band opened doors for him. Nviiri is a beautiful singe on his own. However, his collaborations with one of Kenya's most successful bands catapulted his success in ways he could not imagine.
Julius Okello McRymboh – but commonly known as Okello Max, is a man who wears many hats. He is a music lover, singer, songwriter, a communication graduate but above all, he identifies himself as a joker who enjoys making people laugh. Sol Generation has morphed into a family I never knew I needed and the least I can say is that it’s been an honour to be able to learn and continue to do so under their guidance.