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To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs pursuant to the answer of 25 November 2013, Official Report, column 21W, on bovine tuberculosis and with reference to the...
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To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what recent representations he has made to the Secretary of State for the Home Department on charges for firearm licences.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what the value of private sector investment has been in flood defences in the UK in each of the last five years.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what steps his Department has taken since 2008 to raise awareness among vulnerable residents in flood risk areas.
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Floods: Brighton
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs how much his Department spent on flood protection in Brighton, Pavilion constituency in (a) 2007-08, (b) 2008-09, (c)...
Floods: Somerset
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To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on what date his Department received requests for assistance from Somerset County Council arising from flooding incidents.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on what dates his Department received requests for assistance from Sedgemoor District Council arising from flooding incidents.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what assessment he has made of the effect of fuel price rises on households using liquefied petroleum gas.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs how many public appointments his Department made in the last 12 months; how many such appointments are remunerated posts;...
Reservoirs: Maps
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UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
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BMW Connected adds new, digital services.
Munich/Chicago. At the start of 2017, BMW used its recently launched 5 Series and BMW Connected Onboard – which made its debut in the new model – to showcase the potential unlocked by digital services in the area of personalisation. This is an important connectivity goal for the BMW Group. Building on this, the company is introducing a new era of highly personalised services at the Innovation Days 2017 event in the form of BMW Connected+.
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Munich/Chicago. At the start of 2017, BMW used its recently launched 5 Series and BMW Connected Onboard – which made its debut in the new model – to showcase the potential unlocked by digital services in the area of personalisation. It represented a major step towards the goal of an overall digital customer profile, providing a personalised mobility experience that not only works in a customer's own BMW, but also in other models from the brand. This is an important connectivity goal for the BMW Group. Building on this, the company is introducing a new era of highly personalised services at the Innovation Days 2017 event in the form of BMW Connected+.
BMW Connected+ provides a digital bridge between smartphones and vehicles. It delivers the next level of in-car personalisation and smartphone content integration on the Control Display. This makes display and operation in the vehicle simpler than ever. At the same time, new services are being introduced that aid individual mobility planning and help users find their way in an ever-more complex world. For the BMW Group, personalisation is the key to really staying in tune with the needs of customers and assisting smartphone usage, both inside and outside the vehicle.
The new services from BMW Connected+.
BMW Connected and ConnectedDrive service integration has been developed with the BMW driver's needs in mind. People want to be productive during their journey, especially business customers. To this end, BMW Connected's digital services and productivity features help drivers to be as efficient as possible with their daily routines – inside and outside the car – so they can spend more time enjoying life.
Send my Routes to Car: Route planning using a smartphone is now easier than ever. After the destination is entered, BMW Connected+ checks whether the car has enough fuel for the journey. If not, BMW Connected+ suggests a suitable fuel stop along the way, which the user can simply add to their route. The route can then be transferred directly to the vehicle. Once in the vehicle, the scheduled stops are displayed and the route can be initiated with a single click.
Share Live Trip Status: With this new feature, the question "What's your ETA" is now a thing of the past. Current location and time of arrival can be shared by the driver with business partners, friends or family. The driver can send a link via SMS to the people selected via Share Live Trip Status at the start of the journey or if there are delays en route. Using this link will display the user's current position on a map, along with the arrival time based on real-time traffic data. The big advantage here is that everyone is kept up to date automatically, allowing the driver to stay focused on arriving safely. There is even an option for those waiting to receive further SMS updates if there are any changes to the arrival time.
Navigate Door-to-Door: Finding a parking place at the end of a journey does not always mean arriving at the final destination. Navigate Door-to-Door is a feature designed to guide users on the final leg of their journey (Last Mile) and back to their car when they are ready (First Mile). Once the car is parked, the driver will receive a message on the car's display confirming that their smartphone is now ready to provide directions to continue on foot. At the same time, BMW Connected+ sends a push notification to the user's smartphone to initiate navigation on foot.
If the driver has appointments later in the day, the "Time to Leave Notification" function familiar from BMW Connected can let them know the ideal time to set off in order to arrive punctually. This takes into account the time needed to walk to the BMW and can display navigation information on a smartphone or smartwatch.
My Destinations: This feature provides rapid access from any connected device to both contact information in the user's address book and the most recently visited destination stored in the navigation system. This intelligent destination search function is linked with the user's contacts, so choosing the next destination is as simple as entering someone's name and selecting the associated address.
Thanks to BMW Connected Onboard, BMW Connected+ transforms the user's vehicle into a personalised control centre for digital mobility. Once the driver's smartphone has seamlessly connected to the car, they can access selected features via the car's central display.
BMW Connected can be downloaded as a free app for IOS and Android devices. BMW Connected+ comprises additional new digital services which will become available in 28 countries at the end of July via an update release (6.0). To use the app, customers must have a smartphone and their vehicle has to be specified with the option ConnectedDrive Services (6AK).
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About Craigellachie Distillery
The distillery was built in 1891 and designed by the famous whisky architect of the time, Charles Doig. Craigellachie translates to 'rocky hill' referring to the cliff that overlooks the nearby River Spey.
It went through numerous hands over the years, finally falling into the hands of John Dewar & Sons (whose parent company is Bacardi), and is still active and owned by them today. It currently produces just over 4 million litres per annum, with most of that spirit going on to use in blended whiskies such as Dewar's White Label.
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Craigellachie Gives Away A 51 Year Old Single Malt Whisky
In recent years a handful of Scotch whisky distilleries have released ultra-aged expressions. These whiskies, typically released in quantities of 100 to 200 bottles or less, have commanded prices in the thousands if not 10s of thousands of dollars. Craigellachie,
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Laura Poitras's Op-Doc, a 'Frontline' Episode and Two Films by Eva Weber Are Shorts Finalists for the 2014 Cinema Eye Honors
The Cinema Eye Honors announced the 15 finalists for its 2014 nominations in the short film category today. Here are the titles in alphabetical order followed by the full film or a trailer:
Black Out (Eva Weber, 47min.)
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Bradley Manning Had Secrets (Adam Butcher, 6min.)
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Coffee Time (Elvakaffe) (Maria Fredriksson, 14min.)
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Da Vinci (Yuri Ancarani, 25min.)
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Death of a Prisoner (Laura Poitras, 9min.)
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I Kill (David White and Paul Wedel, 10min.)
Magnetic Reconnection (Kyle Armstrong, 13min.)
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Marcel, King of Tervuren (Tom Schroeder, 6min.)
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Nile Perch (Josh Gibson, 17min.)
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Outlawed in Pakistan (Habiba Nosheen and Hilke Schellmann, 40min.)
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Pouters (Paul Fegan, 17min.)
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Reindeer (aka Reindeer Wrangling) (Eva Weber, 4min.)
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The Roper (Ewan McNicol and Anna Sandilands, 6min.)
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Slomo (Joshua Izenberg, 18min.)
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A Story for the Modlins (Sergio Oksman, 26min.)
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Our own Daniel Walber reviewed A Story for the Modlins for Film School Rejects at last year's NYFF.
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Four years ago Gerdie joined Kevin in the studio to talk about the new trend: hybrid events. What about today with live online events? Do they work? And what did we learn in the last couple of years?
Four years ago Gerdie joined me here in the studio to talk about the new trend: hybrid events. What about today with live online events? Do they work? And what did we learn in the last couple of years?
Hi Gerdie, welcome to our studio.
Thank you, good to be here.
We're going to talk about hybrid events. But to start with: what is a hybrid event?
The official definition at the moment...
At the moment? Does the definition change?
Yes, it does. Sure it does. Actually I would like to change it right now. Because there is no official institute for definitions in this sector. But the most used definition is that a hybrid event is live with a live and online target group, experiencing the same event at the same moment from different locations. So there is both a live and an online group.
And at the same moment?
At the same moment, yes. And that's exactly the part which I think is changing, or that is going to change.
Because there is a trend, as you can see watching television, that people tend to watch at the times suiting them.
Yeah, look at Netflix and all the others. You just want to watch content when you like. How challenging is it to get people actually to join live? Online then. It is getting difficult. To get them at computers at the same moment to follow an event?
That's a challenge. Or it's becoming a challenge actually. But the added value of attaching to a live event, via the internet, through your laptop or tablet... The added value is to be part of a bigger group. So it gives a sense of belonging: "I belong to this group". And it gives you the opportunity to ask questions and to chat with other people interested in the subject.
Okay, to get more interaction on the subject?
Yes, so interaction is the added value to join an online event real-time.
But if you then look at... For example, I have a congress with 10,000 guests live on the event. How many can I then expect to have online?
I heard a brilliant example this morning from an event with 3,000 people, and 30 million online attendees worldwide.
What event was that?
It was a religious event actually.
Oh okay!
Yeah, but that's an exception. If you look at business events... 2-3 times as much as the audience in the venue.
It is actually a larger audience online than at the venue?
Yeah, our goal is at least to double, but what we see is 2-3 times, yes. Depending on the marketing efforts because to recruit online participants is something really different.
How is that?
It's because the conversion for online participants finds place in the last 48 hours.
That's the opposite for normal events. There you want a registration 2 or 3 months up front.
Yeah, as soon as you can. Yes, but online people decide very late whether they will join or not. So at the moment the organiser is for example already in the car with the badges to the venue, then it only starts for the online participants.
That's really interesting to know. I didn't realise that it went that way. But if you look at the show... How do I call it? It's a show. At the show itself, how do you do that?
You nowadays have the apps like Periscope, Meerkat, Facebook Live and all the others.
Do you just walk around with your tablet or phone and do it like this?
Well, that's one of the possibilities. There are two big things happening at the moment. One we already mentioned: that people tend to watch on-demand, so immediately afterwards. The other one is that there are so many possibilities to do live-streaming yourself at the moment, through Facebook Live or Periscope or Blab, that it's easy to be somewhere to attend online somewhere.
But does anyone really look at the Periscope live feed? Because if I'm watching one, it doesn't last very long.
No, unless something big is happening and it's the only source. Something in the world. Then you don't mind whatever quality. But if we're talking about business events, an app like Periscope is fun, but the quality is not high enough to keep your attention very long, so a few minutes.
People are used to watch television shows and they kind of expect the same.
They expect television quality. Yes, we see in our hybrid events that people connect their laptops to their televisions at home.
Oh, it's actually watching television.
And they are watching television, so they expect television quality.
And that's something you don't do with Periscope.
No, you cannot do it with Periscope. But the fun part is attracting a new target group through Periscope because it's attached with Twitter. So what we sometimes do is like a backstage Periscope broadcast just before we start. And then it's just going around very close-up at the make-up, the speakers, the host. "Are you nervous?" And then we start the real thing, yes.
But as a hybrid event expert... I can say that?
Do you have some advice for our viewers? If they want to start doing live-events: what should they do?
They should find a reliable partner.
That's you then?
Ehhh... Well, they're free to choose anyone else. For the technical aspects it's very vulnerable. Not only live-streaming, but all technics at an event. Audio is an issue.
Yeah, you have a lot of background noises and...
Yes, so you have to find a partner with experience, that's important. And don't trust on words. Try to find some examples of hybrid events they did earlier. That's one thing, so a reliable partner. The second thing: involve your marketing department. Because first of all, you create marketing content through this hybrid event.
Because afterwards you can edit all the video content and it can be used 365 days a year for your community. And then it's bigger than the event.
You have all the short videos then on specific topics.
On specific topics, which has the advantage to ask marketing for a little budget as well.
Hmmm, that's interesting. Get their budget.
Yes, yeah their budget, but also for them it's an investment. And it's making use of the fact that all important speakers and people in your industry are present at the congress. A third thing is creating a program for the online participants because they are distracted by... Their email is asking for attention, the telephone is ringing, colleagues are getting in, so you need to create a program which is really, really engaging, to keep them.
Lately I heard you mentioning that you were dreaming of a platform where you can watch all videos of all congresses.
How would that work?
That would work in a way that it would be able to find relevant and new content or the newest research online. Because conferences are very important. That's where a breakthrough research is being presented. But it's only at the venue. Only between these four walls. How fantastic would it be if all congresses about the same topics, like disruptive technologies, self-driving cars... If we could connect them all, and make sure that you'll find the content in one specific place. So you don't have to start all over again. But you can continue building on what's already shared at congresses.
But if you all start looking at content on such a platform, do we then still need congresses? Because it would be easier to make television shows and just air them there.
Yeah, that's what people thought when the telephone was invented. But we still want to see and meet each other.
That's true. That's true.
I think it's the same and although I'm an expert in hybrid events I love physical attendance. And to meet people and that's something different from meeting each other online.
So there's still a future for our business?
Absolutely, no worries.
Gerdie, thank you very much for coming over.
And you at home: thank you for watching our show. I hope to see you next week!


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Is the SBL also among the tax collectors?
The Society of Biblical Literature has instituted a new policy at the 2010 annual meeting in Atlanta that charges presenters $25-$75 for the use of a data projector during a presentation. You heard me correctly, that's $25-75 per presenter, per presentation, depending upon whether or not the presenter pre-paid by September 17.
Please allow me to express my profound displeasure with this decision in my own unique way.
This year a nominal fee ($25 per item prior to June 15th) will be charged for each piece of Audio/Visual equipment requested. This will assist the SBL in covering a portion of the A/V costs for your session. Please request only the A/V equipment essential to your presentation to help us keep the meeting affordable for all members. Upon your paper's acceptance, you will receive additional information on how to confirm equipment and pay for your A/V needs.
Most scholars either didn't pay attention; read it, but didn't bother to do or say anything about it (as scholars are oft wont to do); ignored it and planned on simply not paying when the bill came; or figured they'd do what faculty always do: complain about a new (albeit ridiculous) policy a week before crunch time rather than proactively write in dissent or objection to the policy in the early stages.
This is what it has come to: the SBL is taxing those who create visually compelling presentations to accompany their papers.
Your paper has been accepted in the Johannine Literature section. Please send us $25 additional if you plan on actually creating a visually compelling presentation to accompany your paper.
If you're just going to stand there and read a boring paper, well then, that's free.
The SBL is attempting to exact a tax on digital projectors. At some level a strategic decision was made to surcharge presenters, perhaps because they knew that most people attending SBL would be receiving some sort of reimbursement from their employer (whether university, bookseller, or non-profit organization), and would simply pass this expense along to their employers. (Airlines get away with charging extra for bags because most major carriers know that the bulk of their business comes from business travelers on expense accounts.) We know SBL has been collecting reimbursement data. (Remember filling out the question during registration that asked if you would be receiving 100%, some, or no reimbursement from an employer?) A decision was made to tax presenters above and beyond the already high conference registration fees, SBL annual membership, hotel costs, and additional skyrocketing hotel taxes (check your hotel bill before you hand it to your office manager for reimbursement)!
However, the SBL may be at fault on more than one level. I am hoping it is not the case that the SBL signed a deal with hotels that it either knew was bad (because it did not include data projectors), but needed to sign quickly for one reason or another. Worse yet, I hope it is not the case that negligence played a role and SBL simply overlooked the fact that data projectors were not included, signed a deal, and then got caught off guard when it realized it would be hit with the surprise charges, and scrambled to recoup some of the additional expense.
Scott Bailey has pointed out the absurdity of the SBL hotel's claims regarding the costs of data projectors. Most data projectors can be purchased outright for less than $450 these days, (click here for a selection of digital projector options), yet the SBL hotel is charging SBL $450 per day(!!) to rent its data projectors. AND THE SBL AGREED TO THESE TERMS!!! It appears that SBL either signed a bad deal without doing its due diligence regarding the actual cost of data projectors, or simply missed the fact that projectors were not included. Given that the SBL is headquartered in Atlanta, one would think that they would know their local hotels and could negotiate a decent deal.
A $25-75 surcharge for what are usually 25-minute presentations comes to $1-3/minute! For standard technology!
The SBL should immediately rescind its policy of charging presenters $25-75 per presentation for using a data projector.
This policy especially hurts younger scholars and graduate students, the very demographic SBL is attempting to reach and the group SBL must reach to ensure its long-term viability! SBL annual meetings are already very (almost prohibitively) expensive, especially for graduate students, who do not have secured positions at universities to whom they can submit reimbursements, and who are the most likely to use technology to present papers in an effort to procure jobs. Because the "data projector tax" hurts young scholars, the SBL is essentially taxing the poorest of the poor (because after all, we're all in the humanities), and exacting a tax on those who are least able to afford it.
If SBL is going to fine anyone, it should charge presenters who do not use data projectors. If you wrote your SBL "talk" on the back of a napkin in the bar just before your session, you should have to pay $75 in order to present – money that can be distributed to those of us who have to listen to you drone on about hiphil middle-weak verb forms without any form of visual aid whatsoever. Don't punish those presenters who have spent the time to write a good paper and create a helpful accompanying presentation.
The SBL should not disincentivize the production of effective, visual presentations at its own annual meeting!
Nickel-and-diming the attendees gives the SBL a real black eye at a time of nation-wide economic cost-cutting at universities, and when the SBL is attempting to market to a new range of scholars. Higher education really can't afford the additional cost burden right now, especially if the revenues raised from the data projector tax are simply being passed along to hotels.
I'm seriously waiting for Jesus (Christ, not Jones in hotel facilities) to show up and "cleanse" the SBL registration booth. I'd like to see him overturn a table full of data projectors or two.
Seriously, we should take up an offering for use of the data projectors. A section with 5 papers would cost $125, and that's if you pre-reserved them back in June! We could pass a plate down the rows.
The SBL should immediately announce that it is rescinding its data projector fees for this year's annual meeting.
Itemizing the data projector costs as an additional surcharge only highlights the fiscal trouble of the SBL.
Placing the fiscal burden directly on those scholars who are doing and presenting higher-end research that requires modern forms of technology to communicate their findings disincentivizes innovation.
Nickel-and-diming its own participants for participating makes an otherwise professional organization look cheap and does not send an inspiring message of fiscal viability to SBL members.
It would be better to spread the cost of data-projectors evenly across all participants, whether they use them in presentations, or watch presentations that use projectors. This minimal cost (say, $5) could be added to the already absurd annual meeting registration cost. It would be less burdensome to the presenters, and would not advertise SBL's financial woes by highlighting the need to exact a surcharge for a service that is now standard in higher education and professional conferences.
Rescinding the decision to impose fees on those using data projectors would buy the SBL a year to debate the role of technology in scholarship, properly assess the real costs of technology, and give SBL a year to communicate the need, if any, for higher fees to subsidize technology costs.
SBL could also agree not to do business with hotels who insist on exacting absurd usury fees on conferences. It's SBL's home town for crying aloud! SBL should be able to negotiate a fair deal.


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State Supreme Court OKs NJ as Venue for South African Accident Case
The State Supreme Court recently upheld a lower court decision by ruling that New Jersey was an appropriate venue for hearing a personal injury lawsuit concerning a South African motor vehicle accident involving U.S. citizens. (1)
The accident, which occurred in September 2006 about 75 miles southwest of Johannesburg, involved three U.S. citizens: David Edmonds, an employee of General Dynamics-Ordinance and Tactical Systems, Inc., and resident of Florida; and two New Jersey residents, Amin Yousef and Crane Robinson, both civilian employees of the U.S. Army. According to reports, Edmonds was driving a rented van in which Yousef and Robinson were passengers, when he allegedly ran a stop sign and crashed into another vehicle. (2)
Robinson required surgery in South Africa as a result of the accident and was later treated for leg and neck injuries when he returned to the U.S. Yousef, who was thrown from the vehicle, suffered severe head trauma. He was treated in South Africa for a month before returning to the U.S., where he continued to receive treatment for brain injuries for years. He is now legally blind, suffers cognitive and speech damages and is confined to a wheelchair. (2)
The extent of Yousef's injuries played a large part in the Court's ruling that the case could be heard in the U.S. Because Yousef was an employee of the U.S. Army, the case could be heard in any U.S. court. New Jersey was chosen because of his residency. (3)
The State Supreme Court ruled that any interests South Africa may have in the outcome of the trial could be satisfied in New Jersey. The Court further ruled that records of any medical treatment the plaintiffs received while in South Africa could be obtained for use in trial here. On the other hand, the Court noted, the extent of Yousef's injuries prohibit him from returning to South Africa for a trial. (3)
Another factor considered by the Court was that in South Africa liability cases are considered by a judge instead of a jury, as is done in New Jersey. Should the jury find that the South African municipality where the accident occurred was even partially responsible, it could assign damages to that municipality, decreasing the disadvantages to the defendants in this case. (1)
The trial will be heard in Superior Court in Hackensack. (2)
(1) http://www.law.com/jsp/nj/PubArticleNJ.jsp?id=1202489645291&NJ_Court_May_Try_Injury_Suit_Arising_From_Auto_Accident_in_South_Africa
(2) http://www.northjersey.com/news/crime_courts/041111_Supreme_Court_Suit_against_Floridian_over_South_Africa_car_crash_belongs_in_Bergen_County.html
(3) http://www.law.com/jsp/law/international/LawArticleIntl.jsp?id=1202474010582
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Q: How to create a dynamic dropdown in Flask? All the questions I referred to on SO were displaying results of creating a dynamic dropdown where they made use of database, I am not making use of a database but making use of a CSV file to fetch data, so those answers couldn't help me
here is my app.py file
@app.route('/StatsPage', methods=['GET','POST'])
def StatsPage():
    timeline=['Daily', 'Weekly', 'Monthly']
    return render_template('StatsPage.html', timeline=timeline)

@app.route('/StatsPage/timing', methods=['GET','POST'])
def get_timeline(timing):
    dates_dict=['2020-08-23', '2020-08-24', '2020-08-25', '2020-08-26', '2020-08-27', '2020-08-28', '2020-08-29', '2020-08-30', '2020-08-31', '2020-09-01', '2020-09-02', '2020-09-03', '2020-09-04', '2020-09-05', '2020-09-06', '2020-09-07', '2020-09-08', '2020-09-09']
    months=['August', 'September']
    week=['2020-08-23', '2020-08-30', '2020-09-06', '2020-09-13', '2020-09-20']

    timelines={
    'Daily': dates_dict,
    'Weekly': week,
    'Monthly': months
    }

    return jsonify(timelines[timing])

Here is my StatsPage.html file
{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block content %}

        <form method="POST" action="/StatsPage">
          <select class="btn btn-secondary dropdown-toggle" style="background-color: #FFFFFF; color:  #105583;" name="selectedTimeline">
            <option style="color:  #105583;" disabled selected value= "">Select the option</option>
              {% for t in timeline  %}
                <option style="color:  #105583;" value= "{{t}}" SELECTED>{{t}}</option>"
              {% endfor %}
          </select>
          <select class="btn btn-secondary dropdown-toggle" style="background-color: #FFFFFF; color:  #105583;" name="selectedDate">
              {% for d in dates_dict %}
                <option style="color:  #105583;" value= "{{d}}" SELECTED>{{d}}</option>"
              {% endfor %}
          </select>
          <button type="submit" name="" class="btn btn-outline-primary">Generate Results</button>
        </form>

{% endblock content %}

All I want to do is
When the user selects the option Daily, the elements in the days_dict list should be displayed, when the user selects the option Weekly, the elements in the week list should be displayed and when the user selects the option Monthly the elements in the months list should be displayed.
I referred to this question on SO, for retrieving the option selected from the first dropdown using AJAX but it didn't help me
So please can someone help me to get this working
Result after answer1

A: You have to change the syntax in your flask URL. Also you can use AJAX
@app.route('/StatsPage/<timing>', methods=['GET','POST'])
def get_timeline(timing):

Include Jquery CDN.

    <form method="POST" action="/StatsPage">
        <select class="btn btn-secondary dropdown-toggle" style="background-color: #FFFFFF; color:  #105583;" name="selectedTimeline">
              <option style="color:  #105583;" disabled selected value= "">Select the option</option>
            {% for t in timeline  %}
              <option style="color:  #105583;" value= "{{t}}">{{t}}</option>
            {% endfor %}
        </select>
        <select class="btn btn-secondary dropdown-toggle" style="background-color: #FFFFFF; color:  #105583;" name="selectedDate">
            {% for d in dates_dict %}
              <option style="color:  #105583;" value= "{{d}}">{{d}}</option>
            {% endfor %}
        </select>
        <button type="submit" name="" class="btn btn-outline-primary">Generate Results</button>
      </form>

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Jersey City, NJ – Feb. 6, 2019 – TrialScope, the global leader in clinical trial transparency and compliance solutions, today announced that Chief Strategy Officer Thomas Wicks will deliver a presentation at the European Centre for Clinical Research Training's (ECCRT) Data Transparency Conference in Brussels. The presentation, scheduled for 14h00 - 15h30 Feb. 12, is titled "Watchdog Initiative: Keeping Tabs on Transparency Advocates." Wicks will explore how sponsors can keep up with increasingly stringent disclosure regulations and how to meet the expectations of transparency advocates.
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Q: pass string into function as 2 or more arguments Hello im just testing things to understand concepts
im trying to do this :
$args = "'file.txt', 'w'";
fopen($args);

but fopen sees it as one arguments
what am i missing ?

A: What you do is creating one string that is "'file.txt', 'w'" and submit that as ONE argument.
See the method signature of fopen():

fopen ( string $filename , string $mode [, bool $use_include_path = false [, resource $context ]] )

What you want to do is:
$file = 'file.txt';
$mode = 'w';
fopen($file, $mode);

A: If you're opening a file to so some writing to it, why not use file_put_contents - it might be easier to use.
http://php.net/manual/en/function.file-put-contents.php

A: In PHP 5.6 you can use argument unpacking which in my opinion is closest to what you tried:
$args = ['file.txt', 'w'];
fopen(...$args);

A: You can't pass the arguments like this. A way to do this would be the following:
<?
$args = array("file.txt","w");
$fopen($args[0],$args[1]);
?>

A: you should put 2 parameters in fopen()
<?
$args = array("file"   => "file.txt",
              "option" => "w");

fopen($args["file"],$args["option"]);
?>


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Interesting facts about caramel
Caramel is a candy substance obtained by heating sugar.
Sugar starts to melt at about 135 °C (270 °F), without changing its color. The process called caramelisation starts when sugar is heated to at least 150 °C (300 °F), and more often to around 170 °C (340 °F).
As the sugar heats, the molecules break down and re-form into compounds with a characteristic color and flavor.
Caramels vary in consistency between the short, or soft, and the long, or more chewy types depending upon the proportions of ingredients.
Many candies and desserts are made with caramel. Some of these are caramel apples, pralines, nougats, brittles, crème caramel, and crème brûlée.
Caramel candy is a soft, dense, chewy candy. It is made by boiling a mixture of milk or cream, sugar, butter, and vanilla flavouring.
Caramel sauce is made by mixing caramelized sugar with cream. Depending on the intended application, additional ingredients such as butter, fruit purees, liquors, or vanilla can be used. Caramel sauce is used in a variety of desserts, especially as a topping for ice cream.
Salted caramel is a noticeably salty variant. It was invented in 1977 by the French pastry chef Henri Le Roux in Quiberon, Brittany, in the form of a salted butter caramel with crushed nuts (caramel au beurre salé), using the famous Breton demi-sel butter. It was named the "Best Candy in France" (Meilleur Bonbon de France) at the Paris Salon International de la Confiserie in 1980.
Caramel coloring is a dark bitter-tasting liquid. It is what is made after near-total caramelisation. It is then bottled to be used for other things. It is used as food coloring and in beverages like cola.
Toffee, sometimes called "caramel candy", is a soft, dense, chewy candy made by boiling a mixture of milk or cream, sugar, glucose and butter.
The word "caramel" comes from French caramel, borrowed from Spanish caramelo (18th century), itself possibly from Portuguese caramel. Most likely that comes from Late Latin calamellus "sugar cane."
In 950 AD Arabs had invented caramel. First caramel was made by crystallizing sugar in boiling water, and was hard and crunchy.
It's believed that American settlers were making caramel in kettles. This was around 1650.
Between 1650 and the early 1880's, some ingenious candy maker added fat and milk while boiling sugar and water, creating what is now known as caramel candy.
By the mid-1800s, there were nearly 400 American candy manufacturers that were producing primarily hard caramels often sold in general stores—they were cheap to make, easy to transport, and did not spoil easily.
Caramels were made at these small confectioneries as well. In fact, Milton Hershey began his chocolate empire not with chocolate, but with caramel. Hershey was born in 1857 in Pennsylvania, and rather than become a printer, he founded a candy-making business in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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Nel 2002 la nazionale italiana di rugby si recò in tour in Nuova Zelanda, la seconda esperienza nel Paese dopo quella del 1980.

Il tour segnò l'esordio come C.T. del neozelandese John Kirwan, chiamato a sostituire Brad Johnstone alla guida della nazionale azzurra dopo il disastroso Sei Nazioni 2002.

Furono previsti tre incontri tra la fine di maggio e la prima settimana di giugno: due gare preparatorie senza l'assegnazione del cap internazionale con lunion di  e la formazione New Zealand Divisional XV, selezione dei giocatori di seconda divisione del National Provincial Championship, ed, infine, il test match con la nazionale neozelandese.

Il gruppo dei 28 Azzurri partì da Roma il 24 maggio con destinazione Palmerston North; ad una prima vittoria iniziale contro la formazione della federazione provinciale di Manawatu per 37-15, seguì un pareggio (35-35) contro la selezione di giocatori delle province rugbistiche di seconda divisione, con il ventunenne Bortolami alla prima da capitano. L'Italia arrivò alla sfida di Hamilton contro gli All Blacks con una formazione ricca di giovani e debuttanti; l'incontro terminò con una pesante sconfitta per 10 a 64, con i neozelandesi capaci di segnare nove mete. L'unica marcatura italiana fu quella di Bortolami, confermato alla guida del XV azzurro.

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