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Loverboy (2005)
The bulk of the film made me squirm in my seat, but the ending was so wrenching that it almost made the whole thing worthwhile.
Genre(s): Drama
Director: Kevin Bacon
Actors: Kyra Sedgwick, Marisa Tomei, Campbell Scott, oliver Platt, Matt Dillon, Kevin Bacon
When it comes to independent films, it seems I'm always complaining that there is no ending, or at least no sense of resolution when the credits roll. Loverboy is just the opposite. The bulk of the film made me squirm in my seat, but the ending was so wrenching that it almost made the whole thing worthwhile. Almost.
Kyra Sedgwick stars as Emily, an intelligent but eccentric woman whose only dream in life was to have a child. After various attempts at artificial insemination and many anonymous encounters with random men, Emily finally gets her wish after a one-night-stand with a charming businessman named Paul. Paul is played by none other than Campbell Scott, and this makes for a fun little Singles reunion… if anything about Emily's weird world can actually be called fun.
When Emily's bundle of joy arrives, she names him after the father he'll never know, but calls him Loverboy. Her entire life revolves around her son, and they spend their days exploring and pretending, often camping out in the backyard, or digging for treasure in the garden. They speak in perfect English, avoiding contractions at all times, and relying heavily on formal words like "must" and "perhaps." In short, they are typical home school oddballs. Emily's devotion would be commendable if it weren't so stifling, and if it didn't seem so alarmingly like a bona fide love affair. Imagine your mom showing up at the playground and calling, "Oh Loverboy!" She never does anything pervy to Paul, but she's clearly looking for him to fill a bigger void than any child should have to.
All of this begs one question: why is Emily like this? The fact that her parents (Kevin Bacon and Marisa Tomei) were wacko lovebirds who treated Emily like a third wheel might have something to do with it. Through a series of weirdly amusing flashbacks, we see that they were so busy fawning over each other that they couldn't be bothered with young Emily (Sosie Bacon). However, they did have the good sense to be offended when Emily performed an a cappella version of Bowie's "Life on Mars" at a school program. Even then Emily seemed desperate to escape to another world. She sought comfort in her beautiful neighbor, Mrs. Harker (Sandra Bullock), but even she moved away. Having a child meant finally having someone for herself, but she never counted on Loverboy wanting to spread his wings.
When Loverboy ("My name is Paul!") begins looking longingly at the school bus, Emily does everything in her power to distract him. They pack up for a weekend by the sea, and Emily is horrified when a friendly neighbor (Blair Brown) encroaches upon them with a dinner invitation. The nerve! When a friendly geologist (Matt Dillon—also from Singles!) offers to take Paul fishing, she's overcome with jealousy and anxiety. A few good friends might be just the thing to compensate for the vacuum Emily and Paul live in, but this is not to be, and once Paul finally gets to go to school Emily really gets squirrelly. She butts heads with the well-meaning staff (including Oliver Platt), and begins making up stories about illness and allergies to keep Paul out of school.
Since Emily's always competing with the world for Paul's attention, you're thinking it's just more of the same when she starts teaching her six-year-old to drive. Undoubtedly she's just trying to prove that the things they do are way cooler than anything that goes on at school… right? When her true motive is finally exposed, it is so shocking, so heart-wrenching that you can barely breathe. The ending is powerful enough to elevate Loverboy above the ranks of movies like Riding the Bus With My Sister, but I'm not sure I can describe it as entertaining. Despite the talent of all involved, it's often difficult to sympathize with Emily, and much of the film is either mundane or cringe-inducing. Catch this on cable or pick it up at the library, but don't beat down the doors at Blockbuster for Loverboy.

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Q: -swift- trouble passing parse object from map kit annotation to detailViewController using disclosure button in swift Please help, Im having trouble passing parse object from annotation Query to destinationViewController. When the user taps the annotation view it takes the user to the destinationVC, but it passes the same object no matter which annotation the user taps. I think it has something to do with the prepareForSegue function. Please let me know what Im doing wrong.
Heres my code:
class MapSearchViewController: UIViewController, MKMapViewDelegate, CLLocationManagerDelegate {

@IBOutlet weak var mapView: MKMapView!

var jobPosts = [PFObject]()
var jobPost: PFObject?

let locationManager = CLLocationManager()
var currentLoc: PFGeoPoint! = PFGeoPoint()

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()

    //MARK new added code Start--

    self.mapView.delegate = self

    self.mapView.setUserTrackingMode(MKUserTrackingMode.Follow, animated: true)

    //MARK new added code End--

    self.locationManager.delegate = self

    self.locationManager.desiredAccuracy = kCLLocationAccuracyBest

    self.locationManager.requestWhenInUseAuthorization()

    self.locationManager.startUpdatingLocation()

    //Snippet For Blue Current Location Dot:

    //self.mapView.showsUserLocation = true

}

//MARK: -- Location Delegate Methods

func locationManager(manager: CLLocationManager, didUpdateLocations locations: [CLLocation]) {

    let location = locations.last

    let center = CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: location!.coordinate.latitude, longitude: location!.coordinate.longitude)

    let region = MKCoordinateRegion(center: center, span: MKCoordinateSpan(latitudeDelta: 1, longitudeDelta: 1))

    self.mapView.setRegion(region, animated: true)

    self.locationManager.stopUpdatingLocation()

}

func locationManager(manager: CLLocationManager, didFailWithError error: NSError) {
    print("Errors: " + error.localizedDescription)
}

//MARK: OCT 26

override func viewDidAppear(animated: Bool) {
    let annotationQuery = PFQuery(className: "JobPost")
    currentLoc = PFGeoPoint(location: locationManager.location)
    annotationQuery.whereKey("location", nearGeoPoint: currentLoc, withinMiles: 100)
    annotationQuery.findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock {
        (posts, error) -> Void in
        if error == nil {
            // The find succeeded.
            print("Successful query for annotations")
            let jobPosts = posts as [PFObject]!

            for post in jobPosts {
                let point = post["location"] as! PFGeoPoint
                var annotation = MKPointAnnotation()
                annotation.coordinate = CLLocationCoordinate2DMake(point.latitude, point.longitude)
                self.mapView.addAnnotation(annotation)
                annotation.title = post["job"] as! String
                let pay = post["price"] as! String
                let payLabel = "\(pay)$"
                annotation.subtitle = payLabel
                let btn = UIButton(type: .DetailDisclosure)
                self.jobPost = post

            }
        } else {
            // Log details of the failure
            print("Error: \(error)")
        }
    }
}

func mapView(mapView: MKMapView, viewForAnnotation annotation: MKAnnotation) -> MKAnnotationView? {
    var view = mapView.dequeueReusableAnnotationViewWithIdentifier("annotationIdentifier")
    if view == nil {
        view = MKPinAnnotationView(annotation: annotation, reuseIdentifier: "annotationIdentifier")
        view?.canShowCallout = true
        view?.rightCalloutAccessoryView = UIButton(type: .DetailDisclosure)
    } else {
        view?.annotation = annotation
    }
    return view
}

var selectedAnnotation: MKPointAnnotation!

func mapView(mapView: MKMapView, annotationView view: MKAnnotationView, calloutAccessoryControlTapped control: UIControl) {
    if control == view.rightCalloutAccessoryView {
        selectedAnnotation = view.annotation as? MKPointAnnotation
        performSegueWithIdentifier("annotationSender", sender: self)
    }
}

override func prepareForSegue(segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: AnyObject?) {
    if let destination = segue.destinationViewController as? JobDetailViewController {
        destination.currentObject = jobPost
    }
}

}
code for detailVC:
class JobDetailViewController: UIViewController, MFMailComposeViewControllerDelegate {

@IBOutlet weak var jobTitleLabel: UILabel!

@IBOutlet weak var priceLabel: UILabel!

@IBOutlet weak var distanceLabel: UILabel!

@IBOutlet weak var jobDescriptionContent: UITextView!

@IBOutlet weak var pictureImageView: UIImageView!

var jobPosts:[PFObject]!
var currentObject : PFObject?
var distance = "7"
var annotation = MKPointAnnotation()

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()

    self.distanceLabel.text = "\(distance) miles away"

    if let object = currentObject {
        jobTitleLabel.text = object["job"] as! String
        priceLabel.text = object["price"] as! String
        jobDescriptionContent.text = object["description"] as! String
    }

}

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The Travel Bug: Disneysea - BraviSEAmo!
The night before, we had checked the schedule for the opening time for Disneysea and it was 10am, so got up at 8.30am and were down for breakfast by 9am. You should always check the times as they differ from day to day and for the two parks.
The breakfast is simply super. It's a buffet with scrumptious eggs, many varieties of bread, ham, beans, and even a Japanese selection of rice porridge with toppings (pictures in tomorrow's post). It's a great way to top up the tank before a day at Disney and best part is, the charge is included in the hotel room. An interesting note, most of the guests at the hotel are Japanese with very young kids, presumably from out of town and staying here as part of their visit to Disney. Not many foreigners at all, I know in Singapore, this hotel is not offered by travel agents. This is really a hidden gem!
The night before, we had also decided to buy some of those yummy rice cakes for lunch, so we don't have to crush with the crowds like yesterday. But when we went to the Lawson after breakfast, the shelves were almost empty! It appears that everyone had the same idea. Luckily there were a few shrimp mayonnaise ones left so we bought five of those.
And then, it's off to Disneysea via the shuttle bus. There was a long queue at the entrance to go in and here, I make two interesting observations: one, as a population, the Japanese are really short. I mean, I'm only 1.57m and in Singapore, I'm generally shorter than most. But here, I find that I'm actually above average in height among the women. In fact, Lesley-Anne is as tall as some of the grown women!
Second, unlike other Disneylands, Tokyo Disneyland and Disneysea are mostly patronised by locals. The Japanese love their theme parks and we're not talking about just kids. I'm amazed and amused by the many adults who come to Disney all donned in costume. I saw a couple wearing a complete set of Tigger paws, ears, leggings and tails. I experienced a disconnect as groups of teenage boys would walk by, wearing grunge clothes and miniature Shrek ears. The kids, especially the little girls, were completely decked out as Snow White, Belle, Ariel and every other Disney princess you can think of. Too bad I forgot to take pictures, I was too busy gawking.
So the entrances opened and it was the charge of the horde brigade. Disneysea is built around a large lake and while Disneyland's central attraction is the castle, Disneysea's is a giant volcano. Because Disneysea is newer, its rides are more modern and there are more thrilling rides, which probably makes it not as appealing to very young kids. As a park, it's as large as Disneyland and the scenery scape is beautiful, very Mediterranean.
We wanted to head straight for the Indiana Jones ride to get the Fast Pass as this is one of the most popular rides in Disneysea. For those who don't know what a Fast Pass (FP) is, it's an ingenious system where you use your Disney passport to get a ticket from the booth at the ride. The ticket states a time period, eg. 10.53am-11.23am. If you return within this time, you go straight to the FP line without having to stand in line. The FP line often gets you to the ride in less than 10mins, something worth planning for considering some rides can have wait times as long as 1½ hours, especially during peak periods! Not every ride offers an FP and you can only get a new FP after a certain time has passed from the earlier FP. Anyway, it sounds confusing but it's worth while planning for this, it sure saved us a heck of a lot of time and we basically could go on many of our favourite rides multiple times.
Anyway, enroute to Indiana Jones, we walked into Triton's Kingdom, which is an indoor land with rides catered to younger visitors. It's made to look like you're underwater, which is simply beautiful. It has your traditional rides like the teacups, ferris wheel, carousel, but all dressed up according to the theme so it makes the kids feel like they're in a fairy tale, which is really nice.
Just outside Triton's Kingdom is where Andre discovered his favourite ride - Flounder's Flying Fish Coaster! This is basically a coaster for kids. It has just the right amount of thrills and spills without those heart-stopping 90 degree plunges of adult coasters. Let me say that due to Kenneth's motion sickness and Lesley-Anne's chicken-heartedness, whenever Andre wants to go on a coaster, who's left to accompany him? Moi. Here we are on the right, in the second to last seat. Andre loved this ride so much he kept returning to it throughout the day. I think we rode it 5 times in total.
Finally, we made our way to Indiana Jones. This had been a much anticipated ride for the kids, the new Indiana Jones movie was just out and my kids had repeatedly watched the trilogy on DVD so they were very familiar with it. Andre, especially, had been using pieces of string like a whip, much to the annoyance of his sister. This picture on the right is enroute to the ride.
We had intended to take the FP but when we arrived, we found it wasn't even available yet as the wait time was minimal. (We had already begun to realise that Disneysea is way less crowded than Disneyland). So we just queued for the ride. Here we are at the queue. At this point, Lesley-Anne had started to bite her nails and kept bombarding me with "Are you sure it's not scary? Are you sure there are no drops?" We boarded this jeep which seats four in a row and off we went! You go through several rooms, one with bugs, another with a giant snake and there's the rope bridge which the jeep passes. The jeep itself is a simulator, so it shakes and bounces as if it's going through rocky terrain, way cool. We also pass by Indiana Jones who yells out at us (in Japanese unfortunately). But of course it's too late to turn back! At the end, a giant boulder rolls towards the jeep and amazingly, the jeep somehow slides under the rock and... you're safe! Indiana Jones calls out a sayonara to you and tells you he'll see you at the next adventure (not that I know Japanese, I googled this).
It was an awesome ride but when I turned around to ask Andre how he liked it, I found his head almost in his lap - he'd closed his eyes and missed the whole thing! Aiyah, full of bravado but actually also a chicken at heart! He claimed the sound was very loud. I told him he should have covered his ears and opened his eyes, not the other way around. As we exited, I asked if he wanted to go again later and he said ok, so I took the FPs.
Time for lunch! There were a few tables near the Indiana Jones ride so we decided to eat our rice cakes there. The tables were taken, but once again, when we drew near, a couple, who had not even finished eating, quickly took up their food and offered the table to us. I love the Japanese! The rice cakes are truly wonderful. It comes in a compact triangle, when you open them, there are two pieces of seaweed that wrap perfectly over the rice. It even comes with graphic instructions in case you're ignorant gai-jins like us.
After lunch, we caught the Mystic Rhythms show, which is a musical-type show with a forest theme and dancers dressed as animals. The set was rather good, they had this waterfall thingy and the dancers splash around in the water. Later, this waterfall is transformed into a volcano which spurts fire. Not bad at all.
Then we headed to Arabian Coast where we went on Sinbad's Storybook Voyage. Basically this ride takes you through Sinbad's adventures, which is an excuse for a showcase of pretty animatronics. It is Disneysea's version of Disneyland's It's a Small World. My feelings for both rides are the same. Meh. Kenneth thought it was quite enjoyable but this is coming from a man who thinks a cable car ride is thrilling.
We also caught the 4D show at the Magic Lamp Theatre. The effect was somewhat marred by the fact that we had to carry these hand contraptions with the English translation. Typical scenario: Aladdin's genie appears and says something in Japanese. We look down to read what he had just said. The audience laughs. We look back on the screen only to realise that we had missed something. Repeat 73 times. I think I had a crinked neck after that show bobbing up and down.
Some of the main highlights of Disneyland/sea are definitely their live shows. Just as Disneyland has its afternoon parade, Disneysea has the one on sea, called "The Legend of Mythica". A side note: the situation in Tokyo is unique because of its people. I have honestly not met a more homogeneous or polite people. They are conforming to a fault. Eg. for this show, people gather like one hour before the show around the lake to get a reasonable space. Every person or family that comes along automatically fills up the space beside the person next to them. In perfectly ordered rows. Once a whole section is filled up, an attendant ropes up the section to signify that it's filled. Even if you get up from your seat to go to the washroom, nobody takes that space, they know it's taken. During the show, NOBODY STANDS UP. Everyone remains seated, which means you get an unobstructed view of the show. (In contrast, when I was at the Paris Disneyland parade, I had to jostle a chaotic mess of arms, elbows and bodies. With everyone standing up and towering above me, I could hardly see the floats and had to raise my camera in the air just to get a shot).
Back to the sea parade, it's a half hour of beautiful choreography and breath-taking floats that's signature Disney. I'm always astounded by the scale of these shows and the fact they are held every single day. Almost all of the floats come with some special effect, spewing fire or water or towers that gradually extend upwards. Definitely not to be missed.
After the show, the afternoon sun was getting to be severe so we retreated to Triton's Kingdom where the kids went on several rides. We also caught the show at Mermaid Lagoon Theatre (within Triton's Kingdom). It's a live musical featuring Ariel, Ursula the sea witch, Sebastian, Flounder and other characters in the Little Mermaid. Although the dialogue was in Japanese, the songs are in English, so it wasn't too bad. Overall, I think the shows at Hong Kong Disneyland are way better than the ones in Tokyo. More impressive, more wow. But then the selection of rides at Hong Kong is rather pathetic so I guess they have to make up for it.
The rest of the afternoon, we spent mostly re-taking the rides we liked, like Aquatopia. While Lesley-Anne and Kenneth remained in Triton's Kingdom to chill out, I brought Andre on Indiana Jones again using the FP (he kept his eyes open this time) and of course, Flounder's Flying Fish Coaster.
I also caved and bought him an Indiana Jones hat. He beamed and looked at me expectantly, "Now all I need is the gun and the whip." No way, Jose!
By then, we were all pretty tired, so we opted to take the steamer boat which brought us halfway around the harbour. Then we trotted off to find a nice place for dinner. To avoid competition among their restaurants, each restaurant in Disneyland/sea sells only a limited type of food. Eg. if you want Japanese food, only one restaurant in Disneysea has it. Only a couple of places might sell burgers while another might sell steak.
We couldn't find a place that had food to appeal to all 4 of us, until we stumbled upon the Zambini Brothers Ristorante, an Italian joint at Mediterranean Harbour. It has several types of pasta and pizza, mostly at under Y1,300 (S$16) each. We ordered three dishes - a pizza, a pasta and a gratin (generally, we find that three adult portions can feed four of us, we prefer smaller and more frequent meals anyway). That small green packet is Meiji parmesan cheese.
We gobbled up the food, the kids LOVED it.
After dinner, we wanted to take the Venetian gondolas but it was already closed. We were just passing time before the night show. After a full day of walking, we weren't really up for much more activity. The perfect excuse came along when we passed an ice cream parlor. More eating! Yummy. The ice cream was Meiji, of course.
We made our way to the harbour to get a good seat for the night show, BraviSEAmo! Just like earlier, the perfect coordination and orderliness ensued. As we were really early (about an hour before the show), the boy-who-hates-to-wait had a sudden surge of energy and clammered to go on more rides. Daddy and sister decided to stay put while Mummy, groaning, did the chaperoning. I told him I would only bring him to the nearest land, which was Port Discovery. (Even then, you had to go up and down a hilly slope. My back did protesteth). By then, it was dark so there were hardly any queues. We went on Aquatopia like, oh I don't know, maybe 7 times, before Andre agreed to call it quits.
And now, on with the show! BraviSEAmo! is spectacular. First, a ginormous float comes out spewing water. Then, get this: from beneath the lake, a fire-breathing dragon with massive limbs EMERGES FROM THE WATER. Wah, impressive man!
After that, the two structures face each other, in harmonious movement, a superb contrast of water and fire. The dragon is clad with lightbulbs which change colour from red to green to blue. This from a contraption that is probably sopping wet! The folks at Disney who accomplish this are really something. And did I mention that in the background, the volcano occasionally lets loose an awe-inspiring roar of fire that lights up the sky?
After the spectacular show, we wanted to stay for the fireworks but an attendant came along and started jabbering loudly in Japanese. Many people started moving away so I went to him and said: "Sumimasen (excuse me), wakarimasen (I don't understand). English? (English? duh)" He said slowly "No fireworks... wind". Apparently, sometimes the wind conditions make it unsuitable for fireworks, so the display was cancelled.
Kinda disappointed but didn't have a choice, so we made our way to the exit. Just before the exit, there were two specially designed mosaic walls for Tokyo Disney's 25th anniversary. Each mosaic tile is actually a photo, I'm guessing of someone who had either visited or worked at Disney. Quite interesting, really. But what was more intriguing was that while there were two walls, one of Mickey and the other of Minnie, there was a QUEUE in front of the Mickey one. They were actually queuing to take a photo in front of the wall! Can you say orderliness? Also, obsession with Mickey Mouse??
Here are the kids in front of the Minnie wall, we didn't really care which one we had a photo of and we sure don't like queues.
Shuttle back to hotel, end of another great day.
Tokyo Disneyland, here we come!


In the first part in a series on "The Revolutionary Ideas of Karl Marx," Alan Maass, author of The Case for Socialism, looks at the building blocks for Marx's view of the world. This will be a session at Marxism Day Schools taking place around the U.S.
WHEN I was a senior in high school, I learned about what happened in England in 1215. But not 1213 or 1217. And I didn't have a clue about anywhere else in the world at any point in the 13th century.
Howard Zinn, an activist and author for half a century and probably the best-known voice of the U.S. left, died January 27 at the age of 87.
Howard was a fixture of countless struggles for justice and equality in the U.S. over many long decades. He was as determined in his 80s as he was many years before as a witness and participant in the great battles of the civil rights movement and the fight against the Vietnam War.
He died of a heart attack in Santa Monica, Calif., where he was enjoying a few days' vacation. But according to friends, he was also looking forward to his next speaking event in a week's time–to a packed audience, as always.
Rachel Cohen and Alan Maass explain that the U.S. government's callous attitude toward Haitians desperate to flee the disaster is part of a longstanding history.
THE RING of mighty warships off the coast of Port-au-Prince is a stark symbol of the true intentions of the U.S. government in its "humanitarian" mission following Haiti's devastating earthquake.
The Navy and Coast Guard vessels aren't there with food or water or rescue teams. They're on patrol to make sure that Haitians don't escape the disaster and try to get to the United States.
A week and a half after the earthquake hit–with hundreds of thousands dead and as many as 3 million made homeless–even mainstream news reports admit that relief efforts organized by the U.S. aren't getting food and water to many people.


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Bluff Country Collaborative sparks new connection between rural schools and employers
by Katherine Kersten
Rural Minnesota school districts generally lack the resources that allow urban and suburban schools to connect students and area employers. In Southeast Minnesota, that's about the change.
The Rochester Post-Bulletin has the story about a new non-profit called the Bluff Country Collaborative. The organization is bringing together students from eight rural schools and more than 50 businesses in Fillmore, Houston and Winona Counties. According to the Post-Bulletin,
The group is seeking to build a pipeline between schools and employers, the better to facilitate the kind of work-based experiences that might spark a student's interest in a particular career.
Those experiences might include job-shadowing opportunities, apprenticeships, mentorships and work-based learning.
In August, the group—after more than a year of talks—sponsored its first summit in the city of Rushford Village. About 30 area educators and business representatives attended.
Marty Walsh, a specialist with Community and Economic Development Associates, explained that the new collaborative is filling a crucial need. "When you're Mabel High School and you're graduating 11 kids a year, it's not so easy (making those connections)," he told the Post-Bulletin. He called the August meeting a "huge leap" for the organization. The goal is to hire a paid staff person in the next six months. At the moment, it depends on volunteer efforts.
Jake Timm, middle and high school principal at Rushford-Peterson, says the collaborative's goal is to help students figure out their interests early and then to line them up with work opportunities that reflect their interests. According to the Post-Bulletin,
Most kids from small rural schools, when asked about their career goals, assume they are going to a four-year school but have little idea of what they want to do. Then they get to college and realize college life is not for them. They return home but now are in debt.
The collaborative could help students find a cleaner route to employment. Small towns may not offer every job that large cities do, but more often than not they have vet clinics, nursing homes and manufacturing plants that are looking for workers.
The success of the Bluff Country Collaborative will depend, in part, on its ability to find "pioneers" in the business community willing to build a strong network.
Houston High School Principal Todd Lundberg also stressed how important it was for area businesses to be part of the equation, because without them, educators are simply not aware of the opportunities for students.
Lundberg said he was excited about the collaborative's potential. Currently, Houston devotes one school day to job-shadowing. Now he is considering four or five days for students to job shadow employers before they graduate.
The schools involved in the collaborative include La Crescent-Hokah, Lewiston-Altura, Caledonia, Fillmore Central, Rushford-Peterson, Houston Mabel-Canton and Spring Grove.
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Q: Python remove object from registery and delete object I run python code where i create multiple objects from 1 class and register these object in an IterRegistery:
class IterRegistry(type):
    def __iter__(cls):
        return iter(cls._registry)

class exampleclass(metaclass=IterRegistry):
    _registry = []

    def __init__(self, number):
        self._registry.append(self)
        self.number = number

    def destroy(self):
        if self.number == 1:
            del self

 exampleclass(1)
 exampleclass(2)

 for e in exampleclass:
     e.destroy

Now i would like an object to delist itself from the registery and destroy itself from the inside out if several requirements are met.
It tried to do this by using:
del self

But that's not working.
Is there a proper way to achieve this?

A: Remove itsself from the _registry list and python will garbage collect it, and iterate over exampleclass not IterRegistry
class IterRegistry(type):
    def __iter__(cls):
        return iter(cls._registry)

class exampleclass(metaclass=IterRegistry):
    _registry = []

    def __init__(self, number):
        self._registry.append(self)
        self.number = number

    def destroy(self):
        if self.number == 1:
            self.__class__._registry.remove(self)

exampleclass(1)
exampleclass(2)

for e in exampleclass:
    e.destroy()

However you don't need a metaclass:
class exampleclass():
    _registry = []

    def __init__(self, number):
        self._registry.append(self)
        self.number = number

    def destroy(self):
        if self.number == 1:
            self.__class__._registry.remove(self)

    @classmethod
    def __iter__(cls):
        return iter(cls._registry)

exampleclass(1)
exampleclass(2)

for e in exampleclass:
    e.destroy()

or even:
class exampleclass():
    registry = []

    def __init__(self, number):
        self._registry.append(self)
        self.number = number

    def destroy(self):
        if self.number == 1:
            self.__class__._registry.remove(self)

exampleclass(1)
exampleclass(2)

for e in exampleclass.registry:
    e.destroy()


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text:
<?php
// This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/
//
// Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
// (at your option) any later version.
//
// Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
// GNU General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
// along with Moodle.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die();

/**
 * As well as tracking the permissions information about the role we are creating
 * or editing, we also track the other information about the role. (This class is
 * starting to be more and more like a formslib form in some respects.)
 */
class core_role_define_role_table_advanced extends core_role_capability_table_with_risks {
    /** @var stdClass Used to store other information (besides permissions) about the role we are creating/editing. */
    protected $role;
    /** @var array Used to store errors found when validating the data. */
    protected $errors;
    protected $contextlevels;
    protected $allcontextlevels;
    protected $disabled = '';

    protected $allowassign;
    protected $allowoverride;
    protected $allowswitch;

    public function __construct($context, $roleid) {
        $this->roleid = $roleid;
        parent::__construct($context, 'defineroletable', $roleid);
        $this->displaypermissions = $this->allpermissions;
        $this->strperms[$this->allpermissions[CAP_INHERIT]] = get_string('notset', 'core_role');

        $this->allcontextlevels = array();
        $levels = context_helper::get_all_levels();
        foreach ($levels as $level => $classname) {
            $this->allcontextlevels[$level] = context_helper::get_level_name($level);
        }
    }

    protected function load_current_permissions() {
        global $DB;
        if ($this->roleid) {
            if (!$this->role = $DB->get_record('role', array('id' => $this->roleid))) {
                throw new moodle_exception('invalidroleid');
            }
            $contextlevels = get_role_contextlevels($this->roleid);
            // Put the contextlevels in the array keys, as well as the values.
            if (!empty($contextlevels)) {
                $this->contextlevels = array_combine($contextlevels, $contextlevels);
            } else {
                $this->contextlevels = array();
            }
            $this->allowassign = array_keys($this->get_allow_roles_list('assign'));
            $this->allowoverride = array_keys($this->get_allow_roles_list('override'));
            $this->allowswitch = array_keys($this->get_allow_roles_list('switch'));

        } else {
            $this->role = new stdClass;
            $this->role->name = '';
            $this->role->shortname = '';
            $this->role->description = '';
            $this->role->archetype = '';
            $this->contextlevels = array();
            $this->allowassign = array();
            $this->allowoverride = array();
            $this->allowswitch = array();
        }
        parent::load_current_permissions();
    }

    public function read_submitted_permissions() {
        global $DB;
        $this->errors = array();

        // Role short name. We clean this in a special way. We want to end up
        // with only lowercase safe ASCII characters.
        $shortname = optional_param('shortname', null, PARAM_RAW);
        if (!is_null($shortname)) {
            $this->role->shortname = $shortname;
            $this->role->shortname = core_text::specialtoascii($this->role->shortname);
            $this->role->shortname = core_text::strtolower(clean_param($this->role->shortname, PARAM_ALPHANUMEXT));
            if (empty($this->role->shortname)) {
                $this->errors['shortname'] = get_string('errorbadroleshortname', 'core_role');
            }
        }
        if ($DB->record_exists_select('role', 'shortname = ? and id <> ?', array($this->role->shortname, $this->roleid))) {
            $this->errors['shortname'] = get_string('errorexistsroleshortname', 'core_role');
        }

        // Role name.
        $name = optional_param('name', null, PARAM_TEXT);
        if (!is_null($name)) {
            $this->role->name = $name;
            // Hack: short names of standard roles are equal to archetypes, empty name means localised via lang packs.
            $archetypes = get_role_archetypes();
            if (!isset($archetypes[$shortname]) and html_is_blank($this->role->name)) {
                $this->errors['name'] = get_string('errorbadrolename', 'core_role');
            }
        }
        if ($this->role->name !== '' and $DB->record_exists_select('role', 'name = ? and id <> ?', array($this->role->name, $this->roleid))) {
            $this->errors['name'] = get_string('errorexistsrolename', 'core_role');
        }

        // Description.
        $description = optional_param('description', null, PARAM_RAW);
        if (!is_null($description)) {
            $this->role->description = $description;
        }

        // Legacy type.
        $archetype = optional_param('archetype', null, PARAM_RAW);
        if (isset($archetype)) {
            $archetypes = get_role_archetypes();
            if (isset($archetypes[$archetype])) {
                $this->role->archetype = $archetype;
            } else {
                $this->role->archetype = '';
            }
        }

        // Assignable context levels.
        foreach ($this->allcontextlevels as $cl => $notused) {
            $assignable = optional_param('contextlevel' . $cl, null, PARAM_BOOL);
            if (!is_null($assignable)) {
                if ($assignable) {
                    $this->contextlevels[$cl] = $cl;
                } else {
                    unset($this->contextlevels[$cl]);
                }
            }
        }

        // Allowed roles.
        $allow = optional_param_array('allowassign', null, PARAM_INT);
        if (!is_null($allow)) {
            $this->allowassign = $allow;
        }
        $allow = optional_param_array('allowoverride', null, PARAM_INT);
        if (!is_null($allow)) {
            $this->allowoverride = $allow;
        }
        $allow = optional_param_array('allowswitch', null, PARAM_INT);
        if (!is_null($allow)) {
            $this->allowswitch = $allow;
        }

        // Now read the permissions for each capability.
        parent::read_submitted_permissions();
    }

    public function is_submission_valid() {
        return empty($this->errors);
    }

    /**
     * Call this after the table has been initialised,
     * this resets everything to that role.
     *
     * @param int $roleid role id or 0 for no role
     * @param array $options array with following keys:
     *      'name', 'shortname', 'description', 'permissions', 'archetype',
     *      'contextlevels', 'allowassign', 'allowoverride', 'allowswitch'
     */
    public function force_duplicate($roleid, array $options) {
        global $DB;

        if ($roleid == 0) {
            // This means reset to nothing == remove everything.

            if ($options['shortname']) {
                $this->role->shortname = '';
            }

            if ($options['name']) {
                $this->role->name = '';
            }

            if ($options['description']) {
                $this->role->description = '';
            }

            if ($options['archetype']) {
                $this->role->archetype = '';
            }

            if ($options['contextlevels']) {
                $this->contextlevels = array();
            }

            if ($options['allowassign']) {
                $this->allowassign = array();
            }
            if ($options['allowoverride']) {
                $this->allowoverride = array();
            }
            if ($options['allowswitch']) {
                $this->allowswitch = array();
            }

            if ($options['permissions']) {
                foreach ($this->capabilities as $capid => $cap) {
                    $this->permissions[$cap->name] = CAP_INHERIT;
                }
            }

            return;
        }

        $role = $DB->get_record('role', array('id'=>$roleid), '*', MUST_EXIST);

        if ($options['shortname']) {
            $this->role->shortname = $role->shortname;
        }

        if ($options['name']) {
            $this->role->name = $role->name;
        }

        if ($options['description']) {
            $this->role->description = $role->description;
        }

        if ($options['archetype']) {
            $this->role->archetype = $role->archetype;
        }

        if ($options['contextlevels']) {
            $this->contextlevels = array();
            $levels = get_role_contextlevels($roleid);
            foreach ($levels as $cl) {
                $this->contextlevels[$cl] = $cl;
            }
        }

        if ($options['allowassign']) {
            $this->allowassign = array_keys($this->get_allow_roles_list('assign', $roleid));
        }
        if ($options['allowoverride']) {
            $this->allowoverride = array_keys($this->get_allow_roles_list('override', $roleid));
        }
        if ($options['allowswitch']) {
            $this->allowswitch = array_keys($this->get_allow_roles_list('switch', $roleid));
        }

        if ($options['permissions']) {
            $this->permissions = $DB->get_records_menu('role_capabilities',
                array('roleid' => $roleid, 'contextid' => context_system::instance()->id),
                '', 'capability,permission');

            foreach ($this->capabilities as $capid => $cap) {
                if (!isset($this->permissions[$cap->name])) {
                    $this->permissions[$cap->name] = CAP_INHERIT;
                }
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Change the role definition to match given archetype.
     *
     * @param string $archetype
     * @param array $options array with following keys:
     *      'name', 'shortname', 'description', 'permissions', 'archetype',
     *      'contextlevels', 'allowassign', 'allowoverride', 'allowswitch'
     */
    public function force_archetype($archetype, array $options) {
        $archetypes = get_role_archetypes();
        if (!isset($archetypes[$archetype])) {
            throw new coding_exception('Unknown archetype: '.$archetype);
        }

        if ($options['shortname']) {
            $this->role->shortname = '';
        }

        if ($options['name']) {
            $this->role->name = '';
        }

        if ($options['description']) {
            $this->role->description = '';
        }

        if ($options['archetype']) {
            $this->role->archetype = $archetype;
        }

        if ($options['contextlevels']) {
            $this->contextlevels = array();
            $defaults = get_default_contextlevels($archetype);
            foreach ($defaults as $cl) {
                $this->contextlevels[$cl] = $cl;
            }
        }

        if ($options['allowassign']) {
            $this->allowassign = get_default_role_archetype_allows('assign', $archetype);
        }
        if ($options['allowoverride']) {
            $this->allowoverride = get_default_role_archetype_allows('override', $archetype);
        }
        if ($options['allowswitch']) {
            $this->allowswitch = get_default_role_archetype_allows('switch', $archetype);
        }

        if ($options['permissions']) {
            $defaultpermissions = get_default_capabilities($archetype);
            foreach ($this->permissions as $k => $v) {
                if (isset($defaultpermissions[$k])) {
                    $this->permissions[$k] = $defaultpermissions[$k];
                    continue;
                }
                $this->permissions[$k] = CAP_INHERIT;
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Change the role definition to match given preset.
     *
     * @param string $xml
     * @param array $options array with following keys:
     *      'name', 'shortname', 'description', 'permissions', 'archetype',
     *      'contextlevels', 'allowassign', 'allowoverride', 'allowswitch'
     */
    public function force_preset($xml, array $options) {
        if (!$info = core_role_preset::parse_preset($xml)) {
            throw new coding_exception('Invalid role preset');
        }

        if ($options['shortname']) {
            if (isset($info['shortname'])) {
                $this->role->shortname = $info['shortname'];
            }
        }

        if ($options['name']) {
            if (isset($info['name'])) {
                $this->role->name = $info['name'];
            }
        }

        if ($options['description']) {
            if (isset($info['description'])) {
                $this->role->description = $info['description'];
            }
        }

        if ($options['archetype']) {
            if (isset($info['archetype'])) {
                $this->role->archetype = $info['archetype'];
            }
        }

        if ($options['contextlevels']) {
            if (isset($info['contextlevels'])) {
                $this->contextlevels = $info['contextlevels'];
            }
        }

        foreach (array('assign', 'override', 'switch') as $type) {
            if ($options['allow'.$type]) {
                if (isset($info['allow'.$type])) {
                    $this->{'allow'.$type} = $info['allow'.$type];
                }
            }
        }

        if ($options['permissions']) {
            foreach ($this->permissions as $k => $v) {
                // Note: do not set everything else to CAP_INHERIT here
                //       because the xml file might not contain all capabilities.
                if (isset($info['permissions'][$k])) {
                    $this->permissions[$k] = $info['permissions'][$k];
                }
            }
        }
    }

    public function get_role_name() {
        return $this->role->name;
    }

    public function get_role_id() {
        return $this->role->id;
    }

    public function get_archetype() {
        return $this->role->archetype;
    }

    protected function load_parent_permissions() {
        $this->parentpermissions = get_default_capabilities($this->role->archetype);
    }

    public function save_changes() {
        global $DB, $CFG;

        if (!$this->roleid) {
            // Creating role.
            $this->role->id = create_role($this->role->name, $this->role->shortname, $this->role->description, $this->role->archetype);
            $this->roleid = $this->role->id; // Needed to make the parent::save_changes(); call work.
        } else {
            // Updating role.
            $DB->update_record('role', $this->role);

            // This will ensure the course contacts cache is purged so name changes get updated in
            // the UI. It would be better to do this only when we know that fields affected are
            // updated. But thats getting into the weeds of the coursecat cache and role edits
            // should not be that frequent, so here is the ugly brutal approach.
            require_once($CFG->libdir . '/coursecatlib.php');
            coursecat::role_assignment_changed($this->role->id, context_system::instance());
        }

        // Assignable contexts.
        set_role_contextlevels($this->role->id, $this->contextlevels);

        // Set allowed roles.
        $this->save_allow('assign');
        $this->save_allow('override');
        $this->save_allow('switch');

        // Permissions.
        parent::save_changes();
    }

    protected function save_allow($type) {
        global $DB;

        $current = array_keys($this->get_allow_roles_list($type));
        $wanted = $this->{'allow'.$type};

        $addfunction = 'allow_'.$type;
        $deltable = 'role_allow_'.$type;
        $field = 'allow'.$type;

        foreach ($current as $roleid) {
            if (!in_array($roleid, $wanted)) {
                $DB->delete_records($deltable, array('roleid'=>$this->roleid, $field=>$roleid));
                continue;
            }
            $key = array_search($roleid, $wanted);
            unset($wanted[$key]);
        }

        foreach ($wanted as $roleid) {
            if ($roleid == -1) {
                $roleid = $this->roleid;
            }
            $addfunction($this->roleid, $roleid);
        }
    }

    protected function get_name_field($id) {
        return '<input type="text" id="' . $id . '" name="' . $id . '" maxlength="254" value="' . s($this->role->name) . '"' .
                ' class="form-control"/>';
    }

    protected function get_shortname_field($id) {
        return '<input type="text" id="' . $id . '" name="' . $id . '" maxlength="254" value="' . s($this->role->shortname) . '"' .
                ' class="form-control"/>';
    }

    protected function get_description_field($id) {
        return '<textarea class="form-textarea form-control" id="'. s($id) .'" name="description" rows="10" cols="50">' .
            htmlspecialchars($this->role->description) .
            '</textarea>';
    }

    protected function get_archetype_field($id) {
        $options = array();
        $options[''] = get_string('none');
        foreach (get_role_archetypes() as $type) {
            $options[$type] = get_string('archetype'.$type, 'role');
        }
        return html_writer::select($options, 'archetype', $this->role->archetype, false,
            array('class' => 'custom-select'));
    }

    protected function get_assignable_levels_control() {
        $output = '';
        foreach ($this->allcontextlevels as $cl => $clname) {
            $extraarguments = $this->disabled;
            if (in_array($cl, $this->contextlevels)) {
                $extraarguments .= 'checked="checked" ';
            }
            if (!$this->disabled) {
                $output .= '<input type="hidden" name="contextlevel' . $cl . '" value="0" />';
            }
            $output .= '<input type="checkbox" id="cl' . $cl . '" name="contextlevel' . $cl .
                '" value="1" ' . $extraarguments . '/> ';
            $output .= '' . $clname . "
\n";
        }
        return $output;
    }

    /**
     * Returns an array of roles of the allowed type.
     *
     * @param string $type Must be one of: assign, switch, or override.
     * @param int $roleid (null means current role)
     * @return array
     */
    protected function get_allow_roles_list($type, $roleid = null) {
        global $DB;

        if ($type !== 'assign' and $type !== 'switch' and $type !== 'override') {
            debugging('Invalid role allowed type specified', DEBUG_DEVELOPER);
            return array();
        }

        if ($roleid === null) {
            $roleid = $this->roleid;
        }

        if (empty($roleid)) {
            return array();
        }

        $sql = "SELECT r.*
                  FROM {role} r
                  JOIN {role_allow_{$type}} a ON a.allow{$type} = r.id
                 WHERE a.roleid = :roleid
              ORDER BY r.sortorder ASC";
        return $DB->get_records_sql($sql, array('roleid'=>$roleid));
    }

    /**
     * Returns an array of roles with the allowed type.
     *
     * @param string $type Must be one of: assign, switch, or override.
     * @return array Am array of role names with the allowed type
     */
    protected function get_allow_role_control($type) {
        if ($type !== 'assign' and $type !== 'switch' and $type !== 'override') {
            debugging('Invalid role allowed type specified', DEBUG_DEVELOPER);
            return '';
        }

        $property = 'allow'.$type;
        $selected = $this->$property;

        $options = array();
        foreach (role_get_names(null, ROLENAME_ALIAS) as $role) {
            $options[$role->id] = $role->localname;
        }
        if ($this->roleid == 0) {
            $options[-1] = get_string('thisnewrole', 'core_role');
        }
        return html_writer::select($options, 'allow'.$type.'[]', $selected, false, array('multiple' => 'multiple',
            'size' => 10, 'class' => 'form-control'));
    }

    /**
     * Returns information about the risks associated with a role.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    protected function get_role_risks_info() {
        return '';
    }

    /**
     * Print labels, fields and help icon on role administration page.
     *
     * @param string $name The field name.
     * @param string $caption The field caption.
     * @param string $field The field type.
     * @param null|string $helpicon The help icon content.
     */
    protected function print_field($name, $caption, $field, $helpicon = null) {
        global $OUTPUT;
        // Attempt to generate HTML like formslib.
        echo '
';
        echo '
';
        if ($name) {
            echo '';
        }
        echo $caption;
        if ($name) {
            echo "\n";
        }
        if ($helpicon) {
            echo ''.$helpicon.'';
        }
        echo '
';
        if (isset($this->errors[$name])) {
            $extraclass = ' error';
        } else {
            $extraclass = '';
        }
        echo '
';
        echo $field;
        if (isset($this->errors[$name])) {
            echo $OUTPUT->error_text($this->errors[$name]);
        }
        echo '
';
        echo '
';
    }

    protected function print_show_hide_advanced_button() {
        echo '
' . get_string('highlightedcellsshowdefault', 'core_role') . '
';
        echo '
';
        echo '<input type="submit" class="btn btn-secondary" name="toggleadvanced" value="' .
            get_string('hideadvanced', 'form') . '" />';
        echo '
';
    }

    public function display() {
        global $OUTPUT;
        // Extra fields at the top of the page.
        echo '
';
        $this->print_field('shortname', get_string('roleshortname', 'core_role'),
            $this->get_shortname_field('shortname'), $OUTPUT->help_icon('roleshortname', 'core_role'));
        $this->print_field('name', get_string('customrolename', 'core_role'), $this->get_name_field('name'),
            $OUTPUT->help_icon('customrolename', 'core_role'));
        $this->print_field('edit-description', get_string('customroledescription', 'core_role'),
            $this->get_description_field('description'), $OUTPUT->help_icon('customroledescription', 'core_role'));
        $this->print_field('menuarchetype', get_string('archetype', 'core_role'), $this->get_archetype_field('archetype'),
            $OUTPUT->help_icon('archetype', 'core_role'));
        $this->print_field('', get_string('maybeassignedin', 'core_role'), $this->get_assignable_levels_control());
        $this->print_field('menuallowassign', get_string('allowassign', 'core_role'), $this->get_allow_role_control('assign'));
        $this->print_field('menuallowoverride', get_string('allowoverride', 'core_role'), $this->get_allow_role_control('override'));
        $this->print_field('menuallowswitch', get_string('allowswitch', 'core_role'), $this->get_allow_role_control('switch'));
        if ($risks = $this->get_role_risks_info()) {
            $this->print_field('', get_string('rolerisks', 'core_role'), $risks);
        }
        echo "
";

        $this->print_show_hide_advanced_button();

        // Now the permissions table.
        parent::display();
    }

    protected function add_permission_cells($capability) {
        // One cell for each possible permission.
        $content = '';
        foreach ($this->displaypermissions as $perm => $permname) {
            $strperm = $this->strperms[$permname];
            $extraclass = '';
            if ($perm == $this->parentpermissions[$capability->name]) {
                $extraclass = ' capdefault';
            }
            $checked = '';
            if ($this->permissions[$capability->name] == $perm) {
                $checked = 'checked="checked" ';
            }
            $content .= '';
            $content .= '<input type="radio" name="' . $capability->name .
                '" value="' . $perm . '" ' . $checked . '/> ';
            $content .= '' . $strperm . '';
            $content .= '	';
        }
        return $content;
    }
}

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SOMERSET ADVANCES TO SECOND ROUND! THE 2012 FOOTBALL TEAM PERFORMING AS PREDICTED!
Somerset Bulldogs Crush Boerne 49 to 6!
Koy Detmer to Justin Guerra proved unstoppable against Boerne in their first round playoff game. The quarterback and receiver teamed up for an unbelievable 5 touchdown performance that sends Somerset into the second round against undefeated El Campo on Friday, November 23rd in Bastrop.
Donny Perez and Salvadore Marines both rushed for over 100 yards to make the overwhelming assault complete both from the air and on the ground.
The line play was dominated by Somerset on both sides of the ball throughout the game as Boerne could only muster 160 yards total offense for the game, compared to Somerset's 450 yards.
Expect a different type of game against El Campo. El Campo brings a team that knows one thing, how to run the ball. Expect El Campo to run, run, then run some more. They have rushed for almost 4000 yards this year while only passing for 600. They have three running backs with almost 1000 yards each, leading one to believe the offensive line must be impressive. At least Somerset knows where to focus.
Somerset has a balanced offense El Campo will have problems stopping. They can not focus on one area with such a strong team. If Somerset stops the run, they stop El Campo. Should be a great game, but I think Somerset comes out on top.
Passing wasn't the only benefit the offensive line helped with, Donny Perez has over 1300 yards rushing with 13 touchdowns! Most of the yards coming with power charges up the middle of the field, bulldozing over opponents. Salvadore Marines and Eden Rodriguez each has over 500 yards rushing each.
At the beginning of the season, this reporter made a bold prediction that this Somerset team would not only make the playoffs, but could go deep into the playoffs and become one of the best Bulldog teams in school history. Thank you Somerset for making me look good. What a great year so far, Go Bulldogs!
Dallas Wins Over Browns 23 to 20!
The Dallas Cowboys are my favorite team. I know the Texans are having a great year, so what.
I hear all the complaints about Romo. There are those that like to point out the quarterback as the root of all problems the Cowboys have had this year. All the complainers are wrong. Tony Romo is one of the top quarterbacks in the league, regardless of the number of interceptions.
Yes, he has one of the best potential receivers in the game in Dez Bryant. The only problem with Bryant is you never know if he will run the correct route. Then he makes a catch that few could make, showing a talent unseen in Dallas since Irving retired.
The real reason Dallas has struggled this year is not Romo, Bryant, or Murray getting injured. The offensive line has been horrible. Possibly the worst line in the NFL. This line stinks. Dallas should make the playoffs this year, but unless the line play changes they won't get far in the playoffs.


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package com.example.chen.teachshare.ui;

import android.app.Fragment;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.os.Handler;
import android.support.annotation.Nullable;
import android.support.v4.view.ViewPager;
import android.support.v4.widget.SwipeRefreshLayout;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.AdapterView;
import android.widget.Toast;

import com.etsy.android.grid.StaggeredGridView;
import com.example.chen.teachshare.R;
import com.example.chen.teachshare.adapter.StaggerItemAdapter;
import com.example.chen.teachshare.adapter.TopItemAdapter;

import butterknife.ButterKnife;
import butterknife.InjectView;

/**
 * Created by Administrator on 2016/5/26.
 */
public class PopularFragment extends Fragment implements SwipeRefreshLayout.OnRefreshListener {
    /*private List<StaggerItem> staggerList;*/
    ViewPager imagePager;

    ClumsyIndicator mClumsyIndicator;

    @InjectView(R.id.stagger_view)
    StaggeredGridView mStaggeredGridView;

    @InjectView(R.id.refresh_layout)
    SwipeRefreshLayout mSwipeRefreshLayout;

    private static Handler handler;

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        View view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_popular, container, false);
        ButterKnife.inject(this, view);
        View topView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.top_view, (ViewGroup) view, false);
        imagePager = ButterKnife.findById(topView, R.id.image_pager);
        mClumsyIndicator = ButterKnife.findById(topView, R.id.indicator);
        mStaggeredGridView.addHeaderView(topView);
        initView();
        handler = new Handler();
        return view;
    }

    private void initView() {
        TopItemAdapter adapter = new TopItemAdapter(getActivity());
        imagePager.setAdapter(adapter);
        mClumsyIndicator.setViewPager(imagePager);
        mStaggeredGridView.setAdapter(new StaggerItemAdapter(getActivity()));
        mStaggeredGridView.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> parent, View view, int position, long id) {
/*                staggerList=getStaggerList();
                StaggerItem item=staggerList.get(position);*/
                Intent intent=new Intent(getActivity(),StaggerContent.class);
                intent.putExtra("TYPE",position);
/*                intent.putExtra("item_image",item.getImageSource());
                intent.putExtra("collect_num",item.getCollectNum());
                intent.putExtra("collect_place",item.getCollectPlace());
                intent.putExtra("destription",item.getDestription());
                intent.putExtra("thumbImage",item.getThumbImage());
                intent.putExtra("user_name",item.getUserName());*/
                startActivity(intent);
            }
        });
        mSwipeRefreshLayout.setOnRefreshListener(this);
        mSwipeRefreshLayout.setColorSchemeResources(R.color.blue);

        // 解决SwipeRefreshLayout和ViewPager的手势冲突
        // 在ViewPager滑动时使SwipeRefreshLayout失效 停止滑动时使其正常
        imagePager.setOnPageChangeListener(new ViewPager.OnPageChangeListener() {
            boolean isHandled = false;

            @Override
            public void onPageScrolled(int position, float positionOffset, int positionOffsetPixels) {
                if (!isHandled && positionOffsetPixels > 0) {
                    mSwipeRefreshLayout.setEnabled(false);
                    isHandled = true;
                }
            }

            @Override
            public void onPageSelected(int position) {
                mClumsyIndicator.setSelectedItem(position);
            }

            @Override
            public void onPageScrollStateChanged(int state) {
                switch (state) {
                    case ViewPager.SCROLL_STATE_IDLE:
                        mSwipeRefreshLayout.setEnabled(true);
                        isHandled = false;
                        break;
                }
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityCreated(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);
        if (savedInstanceState != null) {
            int currentItem = savedInstanceState.getInt("pager_current_item");
            imagePager.setCurrentItem(currentItem, false);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onRefresh() {
        handler.postDelayed(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                mSwipeRefreshLayout.setRefreshing(false);
                Toast.makeText(getActivity(), getString(R.string.refresh_success), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
            }
        }, 3000);
    }

    @Override
    public void onDestroyView() {
        super.onDestroyView();
        handler.removeCallbacksAndMessages(null);
    }

    // 保存imagePager状态
    @Override
    public void onSaveInstanceState(Bundle outState) {
        super.onSaveInstanceState(outState);
        outState.putInt("pager_current_item", imagePager.getCurrentItem());

    }
}


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Trafigura starts carbon trading desk
Singapore, 9 April 2021 – Trafigura Group Pte Ltd ("Trafigura" or the "Group"), one of the world's leading independent commodity trading companies, will launch a Carbon Trading desk.
After five years with the Trafigura Group, most recently as Head of Crude Oil for Europe, Hannah Hauman has been appointed Global Head of Carbon Trading. She will lead a dedicated team based in Geneva, Houston and Singapore, with plans to recruit a number of additional roles.
Regulated and voluntary carbon offset markets will have an important role to play in the progression towards a carbon neutral world for industries with emissions that cannot otherwise be eliminated or reduced through investment and operational optimisation. Carbon offset markets provide the means for price discovery to drive the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in existing supply chains and to encourage investment in carbon sequestration measures and technologies. Trafigura believes its entry into this market will bring increased liquidity by connecting producers of offsets to its global network of oil, metals and minerals customers including producers and end users.
"We are delighted to announce the formation of a dedicated Carbon Trading team which will enable us to respond to customer demand, whilst supporting investments in decarbonisation projects globally. This is an important development for the company which we believe has the potential to contribute significant future growth," said Jeremy Weir, Trafigura's Executive Chairman and CEO.
Conor McFadden has been appointed Head of Crude Oil for Europe with immediate effect, taking over from Hannah Hauman. Conor joined Trafigura almost five years ago and has global experience of trading oil for the Group. His most recent role was in the Houston office to trade the WTI crude oil contract. He will relocate to the Geneva regional hub office in the coming months.
Trafigura Press Office: +41 (0) 22 592 4528 or media@trafigura.com
About Trafigura
Founded in 1993, Trafigura is one of the largest physical commodities trading groups in the world. Trafigura sources, stores, transports and delivers a range of raw materials (including oil and refined products and metals and minerals) to clients around the world and has recently established a power and renewables trading division.
The trading business is supported by industrial and financial assets, including a majority ownership of global zinc and lead producer Nyrstar which has mining, smelting and other operations located in Europe, Americas and Australia; a significant shareholding in global oil products storage and distribution company Puma Energy; global terminals, warehousing and logistics operator Impala Terminals; Trafigura's Mining Group; and Galena Asset Management.
With circa 850 shareholders, Trafigura is owned by its employees. Over 8,500 employees work in 48 countries around the world. Trafigura has achieved substantial growth over recent years, growing revenue from USD12 billion in 2003 to USD147 billion in 2020. The Group has been connecting its customers to the global economy for more than two decades, growing prosperity by advancing trade.
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There is no need to join a fitness club or become a member of gym to start with these exercises. If you have a damaged rotator cuff, then rotator cuff range of motion exercises are a perfect way to get started that are safe to do and will not make your injury worse.
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The reason why range of motion exercises are so effective is that they incorporate the use of high repetition counts(usually at least 15 reps) where as with stretching you need to hold the stretch. Sometime people stretch to far which can cause more damage to the affected area.
Performing these types of exercises for rotator cuff tendonitis in the standing position will not only improve your shoulder's strength but it will work your core as well.
The only thing required to perform range of motion exercises to strengthen your rotator cuff is a dowel, yardstick, hockey stick or broomstick.
When you first start out with these exercises, please remember not to do any exercise that increases your shoulder pain. It is normal to feel a little tightness or pulling but they shoulder not be painful.
In the beginning, it's important to get the proper form and motion down pat. So you should start out slowly and conservatively then progress as you become more used to the activity. As you continue with these exercises, you will undoubtedly see an increase in your shoulder strength and an improvement in your shoulder's range of motion, not to mention a considerable decrease in shoulder pain.
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Hello friends! I'm back today to share a set of cards created with the February 2019 Spellbinders Large Die of the Month kit. I love the delicate look of these dies; the layered butterfly is stunning and the perfect size for any type of project. And the tiny flowers and foliage add to the spring theme of the set.
I used the same collection and colors for both cards, changing just the layout and placement of the die cut pieces.
For the first card, I simply arranged two layers of patterned paper on top of an A2 card base. I then chose a sentiment, matted it with gold foiled paper and adhered it on top of a tag.
For the butterfly, I went with the same gold paper for one of the layers and the body, while for the rest I used white cardstock and a light pink paper from the collection. The tiny flowers are adorable! I placed them on the opposite side of the butterfly to balance the look of the card. Enamel dots added the final touch.
The second card features more of the little flowers.
This time I used patterned paper to "cut" the card in half and create sort of a fence or window. Before arranging the tiny die cuts, I found a placement for the butterfly; flowers and leaves were then layered around the lower portion of the wings. To complete the card, I die cut the "Bonjour" sentiment and adhered it below the butterfly.
I truly enjoyed playing with this kit. Visit the Spellbinders shop to start your subscription and get creative with their amazing products.
Just when I decided that I had wasted my money, you came up with two beautiful cards that I can't wait to copy.


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En Obra is one of the bars in Bogotá which can boast being home to the city's artists, eccentrics and intellectuals. The decoration is fairly minimal, with plywood tables, brown seats and thin planks of wood nailed to the back wall as the most elaborate decoration. But En Obra doesn't need intricate furnishings to create atmosphere or lure a self-consciously cool crowd; comics, DJs, bands and film screenings have them flocking in their droves. The fusion food is also a strong point, with a delicious seafood soup and fresh squid. There are plenty of cocktails and beers to choose between, though it's popular to drink straight liquors. At the very heart of it, En Obra's appeal lies in its character. The shows and food are a much-appreciated extra touch, but the low-key vibe of this bar ensures that it is something of an institution amongst Bogotá's alternative crowd.


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Rep. Devin Nunes to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
Fox News Flash top headlines for January 3
Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom during a ceremony at the White House on Monday, Fox News has learned.
A source familiar with the matter said other Intelligence Committee members will also be in attendance. He was once the chairman of the committee.
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Nunes has been a vocal critic of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
President Trump first mentioned the possibility of giving the military's highest civilian honor to Nunes during an interview on "Fox & Friends" in 2018.
"If this turns out as everyone thinks it will, Devin Nunes should get the Medal of Honor," Trump said. "What he's gone through, and his bravery, he should get a very important medal…Maybe we'll call it the Medal of Freedom because we actually give them – they're high awards for civilians, and he's done amazing."
In addition, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio is expected to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom during a separate ceremony at a later date next week, according to another source familiar with the matter.
Jordan told "Sunday Morning Futures" that he would spearhead an effort in the House of Representatives objecting to the certification of the presidential election results on Jan. 6.
Trump has previously given the medal of freedom to wrestling icon Dan Gable, legendary college football coach Lou Holtz, former Kansas Republican Congressman Jim Ryun, and retired four star army Gen. Jack Keane, among others.
Fox News' Chad Pergram contributed to this report. This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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May 7, 2022 by Glen
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