Okay, PA! Let's have a little fun talking about food today. After all, food is such a huge part of what makes Pennsylvania so special. Think about it. We kick off the New Year with a scrumptious meal of pork and sauerkraut. And, that's after watching a giant Hershey's kiss or mushroom drop to signal the start of a new year. We travel to Hershey to watch chocolate being made and to make our own. That's just the beginning of PA's rich culinary tradition. Here are 12 popular (and unique) Pennsylvania foods that you've probably already tried and, if you haven't, you just haven't lived here long enough.
Sure, you can say you've had a Philly Cheesesteak sandwich. But, unless you've had one in PA, well, it doesn't really count. Philadelphia, of course, is the home of the Philadelphia Cheesesteak sandwich, although you can find the award-winning sandwich all over the state.
When it comes to scrapple, you either love it or you hate it. Unfortunately, there's just no in between. But, before you try it, don't you want to know what it is? Scrapple's typically made with pork or other meat scraps and stewed with cornmeal. Then, it's fried. So, which side do you fall on? Love it or hate it?
Mmm...mmm...if you haven't had Shoofly Pie, well, you haven't lived in PA long enough. The popular Pennsylvania Dutch dish dates back to the 1800s. The molasses-filled pie is topped with crumbs.
Chocolate lovers, this one's for you! The whoopie pie - or gob, as it's known in some parts of PA - is a uniquely Pennsylvanian treat. Of course, it's most popular as two pieces of chocolate cake with cream in between. However, some PA bakeries offer different varieties of gobs, including pumpkin.
Which do you call it? Chipped ham? Or, chipped chopped ham? Whichever it is, a chipped ham sandwich, with chipped ham from Isaly's, was the most popular sandwich for many of us when we were kids. In fact, it might even rival PB&J for many Pennsylvanians.
Okay, so birch beer isn't a food. But, it is a popular drink, unique to PA. Some people mistake birch beer for root beer. Two totally different drinks. In fact, birch beer is made with birch bark and herbal extracts.
This one's for you, Western PA. Pennsylvanians, in particular Pittsburghers, tend to have a love-hate relationship with one of the area's most popular sandwiches. We either love it or we hate it. There's really no in between. The popular sandwich features your choice of meat topped with fries and coleslaw, sandwiched between two fresh slices of bread.
PA's the Snack Food Capital of the U.S. for a reason. And, TastyKake is one of the most popular snack food companies in the state. What's your favorite TastyKake product? Krimpets? Chocolate cupcakes? Chocolate bells? Or, something else?
The Pennsylvania Dutch have played a significant role in PA's culinary development. We owe Lebanon bologna to the PA Dutch, too. The popular deli meat, made with sausage, dates back to 1902. And, the most popular spot to get the bologna is Seltzer's Lebanon Bologna in Palmyra.
Well, it's a Polish dish that's wiggled its way into the hearts of Pennsylvanians. In fact, life-size pierogis race in between innings during Pirates' games at PNC Park in Pittsburgh. Of course, you can find delicious homemade pierogis, all over the state, including at food trucks, local restaurants, and even at the ballpark.
Remember we live in the Snack Capital of the U.S. So, if you haven't tried Utz potato chips yet, you don't know what you're missing. The only question is: What kind are your favorite?
Let's end this list with another controversial food that just about every Pennsylvanian has tried. And, like scrapple, you either love 'em or you hate 'em. The adorable Peeps, made in Bethlehem, are an ooey-gooey, sugary treat, most popular at Easter time. And, even if you can't stand them, you've got to admit they're pretty adorable, right?
What other popular Pennsylvania foods would you add to this list? Join the conversation in the comments! And, if you love PA's food, you probably love its snacks, too, right? Click here to read about the delicious snack trail in Pennsylvania.


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All info has been updated as of November 2017
Casey Reitz
Permit Specialist
MDNR, Wildlife Division
For endangered species permit information and/or applications, contact:
Lori Sargent
Wildlife Division
Is a state permit required for banding?
Yes. The definitions in the circular issued by the Wildlife Division specify that the permit is required for "collection, possession/handling, transportation, or disposing of wild birds or wild mammals (living or dead or parts thereof). The application form has a specific section for banding.
Permit application forms
Information and instructions
Renewal – same form
Salvage – same form
Banding – same form
Threatened and Endangered
A Scientific Collector's Permit is not required for the possession of carcasses of game animals, or parts thereof, lawfully taken in season under the authority of a hunting or trapping license. Such specimens may be used for research or educational purposes without the need for a Scientific Collector's Permit.
A Scientific Collector's Permit is not required for the possession of livestock, domestic birds or mammals, mammals not currently established in the wild in Michigan, and birds not currently established in the wild in North America.
State lands
Use permits generally are required to perform research in state parks and recreation areas when an individual or group wishes to conduct activities in state parks or recreation areas that would ordinarily be considered a violation of park rules and regulations. Overview.
Alicia Ihnken, Stewardship Analyst (PRD Research Coordinator)
Parks and Recreation Division
Mail: PO Box 30257
(submission by e-mail preferred)
Prior notice
Check permit conditions. Even if not expressly required to do so, you should always contact the manager of that particular state land unit or with the owner of private land before your arrival. You want to be aware of the hunting seasons, and, of course want to be sure that your activities will not interfere with the activities of that park, wildlife management area, or other state land unit, and that your activities will not adversely affect public use of the land or with the activities of private landowners.
Permittees may be required to notify certain Department personnel prior to engaging in authorized activities. For example, permittees authorized in the bird banding category are required to notify the DNR, District Law Enforcement Supervisor for the county in which such activity will take place, prior to engaging in such activity. Also, permittees in the research category who have been authorized to take specimens by shooting, are required to notify the District Law Enforcement Supervisor and the Wildlife Division, Management Unit Supervisor prior to such activity. The narrative of an approved permit will indicate if such notification is required. Contact information for Department field personnel follows:
District Law Enforcement Supervisors
Counties: Keweenaw, Houghton, Ontonagon, Gogebic, Baraga, Iron, Dickinson, Menominee, Marquette.
Contact: MDNR District 1 Law Enforcement Supervisor, 1990 US-41 South, Marquette, MI 49855, 906-228-6561.
Counties: Alger, Delta, Schoolcraft, Luce, Chippewa, Mackinac.
Contact: MDNR District 2 Law Enforcement Supervisor, RR 4, PO Box 796, 5100 State Highway M-123, Newberry, MI 49868, 906-293-5131.
Counties: Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Emmet, Otsego, Alpena, Montmorency, Presque Isle.
Contact: MDNR District 3 Law Enforcement Supervisor, PO Box 667, 1732 West M-32, Gaylord, MI 49735, 989-732-3541.
Counties: Benzie, Leelanau, Grand Traverse, Manistee, Wexford, Mason, Lake, Osceola, Oceana, Newaygo, Mecosta.
Contact: MDNR District 4 Law Enforcement Supervisor, 8015 Mackinaw Trail, Cadillac, MI 49601, 231-775-9727.
Counties: Kalkaska, Missaukee, Crawford, Oscoda, Alcona, Roscommon, Ogemaw, Iosco, Clare, Gladwin.
Contact: MDNR District 5 Law Enforcement Supervisor, PO Box 128, 8717 North Roscommon Road, Roscommon, MI 48653, 989-275-5151.
Counties: Montcalm, Saginaw, Huron, Sanilac, Tuscola, Isabella, Midland, Bay, Arenac, Gratiot.
Contact: MDNR District 6 Law Enforcement Supervisor, 3580 State Park Drive, Bay City, MI 48706, 989-684-9141.
Counties: Muskegon, Ottawa, Kent, Ionia, Allegan, Barry, Van Buren, Kalamazoo, Berrien, Cass, St. Joseph.
Contact: MDNR District 7 Law Enforcement Supervisor, 621 North Tenth Street, Plainwell, MI 49080, 269-685-6851.
Counties: Clinton, Shiawassee, Eaton, Ingham, Livingston, Jackson, Washtenaw, Hillsdale, Lenawee, Branch, Calhoun.
Contact: MDNR District 8 Law Enforcement Supervisor, 8562 East Stoll Road, East Lansing, MI 48823, 517-641-4903.
Counties: St. Clair, Oakland, Macomb, Wayne, Monroe, Lapeer, Genesee.
Contact: MDNR District 9 Law Enforcement Supervisor, 26000 West Eight Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48034-5916, 248-359-9040
Wildlife Management Unit Supervisors
Counties: Alger (west ½), Baraga, Delta, Dickinson, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Marquette, Menominee, Ontonagon.
Contact: Western Upper Peninsula Management Unit, 1990 US-41 South, Marquette, MI 49855, 906-228-6561.
Counties: Alger (east ½), Chippewa, Luce, Mackinac, Schoolcraft.
Contact: Eastern Upper Peninsula Management Unit Supervisor, RR4, P.O. Box 796, Newberry, MI 49868, 906-293-5131.
Counties: Alcona, Alpena, Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Crawford, Emmet, Iosco, Montmorency, Ogemaw, Oscoda, Otsego, Presque Isle, Roscommon.
Contact: Northeastern Management Unit Supervisor, 1732 West M-32, Gaylord, MI 49735, 989-732-3541.
Counties: Benzie, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Lake, Leelanau, Manistee, Mason, Mecosta, Missaukee, Newaygo, Oceana, Osceola, Wexford.
Contact: Northwestern Management Unit Supervisor, 8015 Mackinaw Trail, Cadillac, MI 49601, 231-775-9727.
Counties: Arenac, Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Huron, Isabella, Midland, Saginaw, Sanilac, Tuscola.
Contact: Saginaw Bay Management Unit Supervisor, 3580 State Park Drive, Bay City, MI 48706, 989-684-9141.
Counties: Allegan, Barry, Berrien, Branch, Cass, Calhoun, Kalamazoo, Kent, Muskegon, Ottawa, St. Joseph, Van Buren.
Contact: Southwestern Management Unit Supervisor, 621 North Tenth Street, Plainwell, MI 49080, 269-685-6851.
Counties: Clinton, Eaton, Gratiot, Hillsdale, Ingham, Ionia, Jackson, Lenawee, Livingston, Montcalm, Shiawassee, Washtenaw.
Contact: South Central Management Unit Supervisor, Rose Lake Research Station, 8562 East Stoll Road, East Lansing, MI 48823, 517-641-4903.
Counties: Genesee, Lapeer, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, Wayne.
Contact: Southeastern Management Unit Supervisor, 26000 West Eight Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48034-5916, 248-359-9040.
(Note: this information is provided in the permit information circular; it is not an official regulation; information not pertinent to birds has been deleted).
Michigan Department of Natural Resources – Wildlife Division
SCIENTIFIC COLLECTOR'S PERMITS
Information Circular 2192-3, Revised March 2015
This information circular is provided for potential applicants for a State of Michigan, Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Scientific Collector's Permit, form PR 2192-1. Information presented within this circular is authorized by the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act, Act 451, PA of 1994, Part 401 and Orders issued pursuant to that Act. Questions may be directed to: Permit Specialist, DNR, Wildlife Division, PO Box 30444, Lansing, MI 48909-7944, 517-373-9329.
For the purposes of this information circular, the terms, Scientific Collector's Permit, or Collector's Permit, or the word Permit means: A Scientific Collector's Permit issued by the DNR, Wildlife Division Permit Specialist for the collection, possession/handling, transportation, or disposing of wild birds or wild mammals (living or dead or parts thereof) or the nests or eggs of wild birds, for scientific or educational purposes in the State of Michigan.
For the purposes of this information circular, the word animal(s), the word specimen(s), and the term, wild birds and mammals, means wild birds or wild mammals (living or dead, or parts thereof) defined as game or protected in Michigan.
The following animals are defined as game in Michigan: Brant, Coot, Crow, Duck, Florida Gallinule, Geese, Hungarian Partridge, Pheasant, Quail, Ruffed Grouse, Sharp-tailed Grouse, Snipe, Sora Rail, Wild Turkey, Woodcock, and Virginia Rail.
The following animals are defined as protected in Michigan: all birds not defined as game, except House Sparrows, feral Pigeons, and Starlings.
Take means to hunt with any weapon, dog, raptor, or other wild or domestic animal trained for that purpose; kill; chase; follow; harass; harm; pursue; shoot; rob; trap; capture; or collect animals, or to attempt to engage in such an activity.
Michigan has a state endangered species statute (Michigan Compiled Laws; Natural Resources and Environmental Protect Act 451 of 1994; Part 365).
R 299.1026 Birds.
Rule 6. (1) The following bird species are included on the state list of endangered species:
The following bird species are included on the state list of endangered species:
Henslow's Sparrow (Ammodramus henslowii)
Piping Plover (Charadrius melodus)
Prairie Warbler (Dendroica discolor, now Setophaga discolor)
Kirtland's Warbler (Dendroica kirtlandii, now Setophaga kirtlandii)
Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus)
Migrant Loggerhead Shrike (Lanius ludovicianus migrans)
King Rail (Rallus elegans)
Barn Owl (Tyto alba)
The following bird species are included on the state list of threatened species:
Long-eared owl (Asio otis)
Yellow rail (Corturnicops noveboracensis)
Trumpeter Swan (Cygnus buccinator)
Cerulean Warbler (Dendroica cerulea, now Setophaga cerulea)
Yellow-throated Warbler (Dendroica dominica, now Setophaga dominica)
Common Loon (Gavia immer)
Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis)
Louisiana Waterthrush (Seiurus motacilla)
Caspian Tern (Sterna caspia)
Forster's Tern (Sterna forsteri)
The following bird species are thought to be extirpated in Michigan, but will be listed automatically as threatened if rediscovered in the state:
Lark Sparrow (Chondestes grammacus)


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Newscast for Thursday, September 19, 2013
House lawmakers debate nearly $40 billion cut to food stamp program
Federal court backs key emissions cap in California climate change law
In Wisconsin, sand mining used in fracking draws concern from residents
Women in Zimbabwe fight law that restricts access to streets under pretense of prostitution
Manuel makes landfall as hurricane, Mexico updates storm death toll
"Manuel," which caused major damage as a Tropical Storm in the Mexican states of Guerrero, Oaxaca, and Michoacán, made landfall earlier today in Sinaloa as a Category 1 hurricane. Mexico has revised the official death toll from storms on both coasts to 81, a number which may increase as rescue workers move into more isolated areas. Not included in the official death toll are as many as 58 people reportedly buried by a landslide in the village of La Pintada in the state of Guerrero.
No More Names Bus Tour rallies for gun control legislation on Capitol Hill on the heels of Navy Yard shooting
Hundreds of gun safety advocates and gun violence survivors rallied in front of the Capitol today to reignite the push for universal background checks after Monday's deadly shooting at DC's Navy Yard. Noelle Galos reports from Washington.
Around 200 gun control advocates gathered in front of the Capitol this morning to call on Congress to revisit the Thompson-King bill for universal background checks on all gun sales. Among them was Lori Haas, whose daughter survived the Virginia Tech massacre in 2007:
"It is ludicrous and offensive that we have elected officials who continue to ignore the plight and this plague of gun violence in this country."
Other advocates at the rally said that, while closing loopholes which allow many people to purchase guns without background checks is one part of the solution, elected officials need to do more. According to the No More Names campaign, which organized today's rally, 9,200 Americans and counting have been murdered since Newtown, including 12 killed this week at DC's Navy Yard. Noelle Galos, FSRN, Washington, DC.
Texas Appeals Court overturns Tom DeLay's money laundering conviction
An appeals court in Texas has overturned the money laundering and conspiracy convictions against former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay. The once-influential Republican lawmaker had been facing a three year prison sentence for questionable acts involving 190 thousand dollars of corporate campaign contributions. In a 2-to-1 ruling, appeals court judges determined there was insufficient evidence to uphold the former politician's conviction.
Reports reject self-defense argument in police killing of Gezi Park protester
Three independent reports released this week fault a Turkish riot police officer for killing a protester without a clear need for self-defense. The revelations have prompted broader questions about police accountability mechanisms in Turkey in the context of Gezi Park protester deaths. Jacob Resneck reports.
Prosecutors initially asked for a five-year prison sentence against the officer, who was captured on video shooting 26 year-old protester, Ethem Sarısülük, last June in Ankara. Judges later dismissed the case saying they did not have the authority to prosecute without permission, from Ankara's mayor. The dead man's family hired attorneys who commissioned three independent reports that examined surveillance camera footage from five different angles. Released this week, all three reports say it was inconceivable that the officer had acted in self-defense. Following public pressure, authorities have ordered the police officer to reappear in court next week. But it remains unknown whether he will face criminal charges over the death of Ethem Sarısülük, the first in at least seven deaths in this summer's anti-government protests across Turkey. The official Anadolu Agency reports that Turkey's police service has opened an internal investigation of more than 160 officer and 32 chiefs to respond to claims of excessive force during the Gezi Park protests. But rights groups complain that the process is closed to the public and is being run by police inspectors rather than public prosecutors. Jacob Resneck, FSRN, Istanbul.
Military police indicted in Rio favela forced disappearance case
Following up on an FSRN story from earlier this summer, five Rio de Janeiro military police officers are being indicted for the torture, murder and concealment of the body of Amarildo de Souza. A resident of one of Rio's favelas, Souza disappeared during a counter-drug trafficking operation by police. The case prompted several viral social media campaigns and gained international recognition. From Rio de Janeiro, Sam Cowie reports.
For months, protesters have been calling for an end to police impunity in Rio's poor neighborhoods, where tens of thousands have gone missing over the past decade. Amarildo de Souza's disappearance has been the highest-profile case in recent years. The stonemason and father of six was last seen being taken for police questioning on July 14th in the Rocinha favela. The indictment of four police officers and one commander comes after contradictory statements emerged in their testimony about what happened to de Souza. The indictment also covers several witness accounts claiming officers tortured residents thought to be associated with drug trafficking. In November 2011, ahead of the World Cup and Olympics, police and military forces occupied the Rocinha favela under the "UPP" security initiative. UPPs are active in 34 communities across Rio. Sam Cowie, FSRN, Rio de Janeiro.
In Washington, the House of Representatives took up a bill today that would cut funding for the food stamp program, known by the acronym SNAP, by $39 billion. As the nation nears its debt limit, Republicans are defending the SNAP cuts as a way to reduce federal spending. But progressive lawmakers and anti-poverty advocates say it would hurt both families and the overall economy. The vote comes as some members of Congress push a bill to defund the implementation of the Affordable Care Act and are threatening a government shutdown if it doesn't pass. On Capitol Hill, FSRN's Alice Ollstein has more.
A federal appeals court has upheld a key aspect of California's climate change law. The Ninth Circuit Court issued an opinion Wednesday that found the state's Low Carbon Fuel Standard, which caps the carbon emissions of transportation fuels, was constitutional. Energy producers, such as the American Fuels & Petrochemical Manufacturers Association, had argued that the law was unconstitutional because it unfairly discriminated against fuels coming from out of state. For more, we're joined by Alan Ramo, director of Environmental Programs at Golden Gate University School of Law.
In Colorado, Texas, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and other states where hydraulic fracturing is booming, many residents and environmentalists continue to raise concerns about water pollution, chemical waste injection wells, fracking-induced earthquakes and lower property values. Concern is also growing in Wisconsin, but not because oil and gas companies are drilling fracking wells. The state has seen an increase in sand mining, which companies use in the fracking process. FSRN's Dylan Brogan has the story.
In Zimbabwe, a woman walking down the street at night risks being arrested. Under a law that criminalizes loitering for the purposes of prostitution, a woman could be given a fine or even imprisoned. While police say they don't target women who aren't breaking the law, many women say they don't feel safe, and are demanding the same rights as men to be on the streets at night without the threat of being arrested. FSRN's Garikai Chaunza reports from Zimbabwe's capital, Harare.
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Barcelona boss Xavi insists Ousmane Dembele has been a 'true professional and role model'
Barcelona boss Xavi insists Ousmane Dembele has been a 'true professional and role model' despite turning down new contract offer amid interest from PSG, Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham
Barcelona head coach Xavi has commended the attitude of Ousmane Dembele
The Catalan giants tried to offload the winger in the January transfer window
The 24-year-old's contract at Barca expires at the end of the current season
By Simon Jones For The Mailonline
Barcelona coach Xavi has commended the attitude of Ousmane Dembele since the club tried to offload the winger in January deadline day moves.
The 24-year-old was pushed towards the exit by Barcelona last month after he refused their offer of a new contract leaving him in the final five months of his deal and free to talk to foreign clubs.
Barca tried and failed to reach agreement with Paris St Germain while interest from Chelsea and Tottenham failed to develop into formal offers and Manchester United said they wanted to wait and assess options in the summer.
Barcelona coach Xavi has commended the attitude of Ousmane Dembele (pictured) since the club tried to offload the winger in January
The Catalan giants tried to offload the winger (pictured, centre) with interest from the likes of PSG, Manchester United and Chelsea
Dembele was initially ostracised from the first team set up then faced a backlash from supporters who booed him on his return for turning down the club's contract offer.
Yet Xavi has jumped to Dembele's defence being quick to defuse rumours of the Frenchman being an enfant terrible and noting the fact he has been a key figure in helping new signing Pierre Emerick Aubameyang settle at the Camp Nou.
While Chelsea and Paris St Germain, particularly, remain interested in a free transfer this summer, Xavi has refused to rule out the possibility of a Barcelona U-turn on Dembele's future.
Xavi has noted Dembele (left) has been a key figure in helping new signing Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (right) settle in
'Well, Ousmane's contract is up in June and it's a matter that's between the club and him,' Xavi said.
'I see him as being happy. He's acting like a true professional. I'm very happy with him, even when he knew he wasn't in the squad, he's been a model professional.
'I haven't had the slightest problem with Ousmane.
'I've heard all sorts of things: that he hasn't been professional and that he hasn't looked after himself.
'I can tell you now that it's the complete opposite, he's looking after himself, is professional, has been training well, and is positive in and around the group.
'That's why we, I want to stress that it's not just me but the club too, have decided that he's able to play with the team.
Barcelona head coach Xavi (pictured) insists Dembele has been a true professional and a role model
'Had he been a bad professional, we may have decided on something else, but he's been a true professional and a role model in terms of the way he's carried himself within the group and that's ultimately what matters.
'We'll have to see what happens between now and the end of the season… It's down to the club and it's down to him. He's an important player and one I like.'
Barcelona visit Napoli in their Europa League play-off second leg tonight following a 1-1 draw in the first leg.
Dembele started at the weekend in Barcelona's 4-1 defeat of Valencia after making two previous appearances off the bench and will be hoping to make a greater impact again tonight.
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Bet Jon Gosselin wishes he hadn't gone head-to-head with Nancy Grace on "The Insider."
"For years Jon, you had your children on TV on a reality show, but suddenly when it's no longer 'Jon & Kate Plus 8,' it's 'Kate Plus 8,' you suddenly have a problem with it and you want it all to come to an end? I don't believe that," Grace raged.
And when Jon mentioned his desire to work things out with his wife, she really let him have it.
"You can't go out with one 22-year-old after the next while she's at home with the children and say you want to work it out. That's not working it out, Jon Gosselin," she added.
We don't normally like Nancy Grace. But this time, we're on her side.
Jon Gosselin empties joint bank account?
TLC calls Jon Gosselin "erratic" and "opportunistic"
TLC changes name of the show to "Kate Plus 8"!
Jon Gosselin says Kate called him a "lame fish." That's duck, Jon. Lame duck.
TLC blurs Jon Gosselin's Ed Hardy shirt logos. There go the free clothes!


I began the sugar-free challenge on Wednesday, January 15th. I am proud to say that my "win" is being sugar-free for 11 days! *Disclaimer: my dietitian saw my struggles after the first week and allowed me to incorporate a small amount of bread in my diet as needed, but I try and save this for very rare treats. This challenge has been incredibly trying, and without a doubt much harder than going gluten free. Although I am allowed smoothies, plain yogurt, and vegetables, you really don't realize how much everything needs sugar to taste good! For the first 7-8 days, I was having serious signs of withdrawal, and had a lot of difficulty taking my mind off of sugar. My dietitian explained that since sugar feeds the bacteria, it really is as if I am addicted to it. At the end of the day, the cravings have gotten better and I know each day I'm on the road to recovery. I know it sounds crazy, but it really has been an emotional rollercoaster. It's not a fast journey, and staring at the candy in the grocery store isles, the gluten-free baked goods on social media, and the cupcakes in the bakery won't get easier. But each day that I turn them down, I know I'm on my way.
you're not what I want to eat.
and look down at my feet.
If you laughed at this post or wondered what would be so hard about giving up sugar, I challenge you to go sugar-free for 10 days. You may not be addicted like me, so perhaps it will be easier, but there it is. The challenge is out there. Can you handle it?


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Home SportsHockey World Cup: Indian midfielder Hardik Singh to undergo MRI scan
Hockey World Cup: Indian midfielder Hardik Singh to undergo MRI scan
Hardik sustained the injury in the Pool D match against England which ended in a 0-0 draw in the ongoing FIH Men's Hockey World Cup 2023.
Published on: 17 Jan 2023 9:23 AM GMT
India hockey player Hardik Singh will undergo an MRI scan on Tuesday morning in Bhubaneswar as on Sunday's match against England the midfielder was reportedly helped off the field after he suffered a hamstring injury.
"On the basis of the MRI results, the team management will assess the extent of his hamstring injury and take a call on his availability for the India Vs Wales match. At the moment no replacement request has been put forward to the FIH," Hockey India said in an official statement.
The 24-year-old midfielder has been in terrific form as he scored a brilliant solo goal in the match against Spain in the first Pool D match played at Birsa Munda Stadium in Rourkela where the hosts won 2-0.
India are currently placed second in Pool D behind England with both teams having four points each in two games but the English side is ahead due to a better goal difference.
England will take on Spain in the last pool match on Thursday and if they manage to win it then the match against Wales will become a crucial encounter for India and the Harmanpreet Singh-led side will have to beat Wales by a bigger margin in order to top the pool table.
The team that tops their pool table will avoid the cross-over match and straight away play in the quarter-final match. Both India and England are looking to finish on top of the pool D in order to avoid the cross-over.
India hockey squad: Abhishek, Surender Kumar, Manpreet Singh, Hardik Singh, Jarmanpreet Singh, Mandeep Singh, Harmanpreet Singh (captain), Lalit Upadhyay, Krishan Pathak, Nilam Sanjeep Xess, PR Sreejesh, Nilakanta Sharma, Shamsher Singh, Varun Kumar, Akashdeep Singh, Amit Rohidas (vice-captain), Vivek Sagar Prasad and Sukhjeet Singh.Reserve players: Jugraj Singh and Rajkumar Pal.


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I waited this long to sign up because I just knew all this would happen, and feared the rest of my life would come to a standstill. It was only when I watched election day tweets posting live at about three per second that I realized the standstill had happened anyway. A large, lovely, inexorable wave was headed toward and over me, whether I chose to jump on or not.
This is not a "How to Get Started with Twitter" post. Those are here and here, and elsewhere. This post is dedicated to other new Tweeters, though, because there are a few people I recommend following, mostly—but not only—if you are thinking about ways to use Twitter as a business tool.
Both Mack and Chris would be saying essentially the same thing if this were 1909 or 2109, because their insights are based on a fundamental respect and esteem for other human beings. They do have a vision for the future of social networking (not just online), and they know how to use it. On their blogs (Mack's main blog is The Viral Garden; Chris' is plain old Chris Brogan), on Twitter and in person, they discourage people from using social media as another "tactic", and believe that the really outrageous successes come from listening and making genuine connections. I must add that Mack is way more into sports than I will ever be, but I'm dealing with it.
Todd doesn't post more than once or twice a day, but he's always thinking and writing about something intriguing. His blog, Accidental Creative, as well as his tweets, are so practical, immediately usable and down to earth, I'm delighted he's in my universe, and happy to share.
When Guy is on a roll, I see as many as 30 posts from him in a single day. I've considered un-following, but too many of them are links to stuff I want to know about. Because of this, I've given him his very own group on TweetDeck, and have learned to quick-scan it for gotta-reads. For more practical inspiration, check out his blog, How to Change the World.
Side note: You'd think this fella would be too busy to reply when I tweeted him about a $5 bet I made that he did, in fact, know how to make a screenshot with an iPhone. The mensch replied within two minutes.
Trust me on this one. If you're new, you probably won't use it today or next week, but eventually, you will come back around to it. Learn more about hashtags here and here.


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Q: AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'lower' - Python I am trying to convert the sentence into lower case with the below code
import re
temp =[]
snow = nltk.stem.SnowballStemmer('english')
for sentence in final_X:
    sentence = str(sentence.lower())
    cleanr = re.compile('<.*?>')
    sentence = re.sub(cleanr, ' ', sentence)
    sentence = re.sub(r'[?|!|\'|"|#]',r'',sentence)
    sentence = re.sub(r'[.|,|)|(|\|/]',r' ',sentence)

    words = [snow.stem(word) for word in sentence.split() if word not in stopwords.words('english')]   # Stemming and removing stopwords
temp.append(words)

final_X = temp

I am getting the below error while executing the code
AttributeError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-31-f0e602a068f6> in <module>()
      3 snow = nltk.stem.SnowballStemmer('english')
      4 for sentence in final_X:
----> 5     sentence = str(sentence.lower())
      6     cleanr = re.compile('<.*?>')
      7     sentence = re.sub(cleanr, ' ', sentence)

**AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'lower'**

A: It's impossible to give you an exact fix as your post is not a reproduce-able error.  However the error message is pretty clear
sentence is of type list and has no method lower
One could imagine something like this
sentence = ['This', 'is', 'a', 'sentence']

If you want it in one string all lower case, you could do the following
' '.join(sentence).lower()

This will join all the strings in the list with a space into one string and then lowercase the result, yielding
'this is a sentence'

The caveat here is that based on your post I don't know what sentence looks like, just that it's a list

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I also work privately with individuals, both those who are curious and others who are deeply disturbed by their dreams. I do this work locally and via Skype.
I often have a booth at psychic and new-age fairs where I also give lectures and workshops.
On this site you will find detailed information about me, about my book Always Dreaming, and about the latest events and classes I am offering. There are also over 200 analyzed dreams that you can read through and ponder if you scroll down through the posts.
Feel free to peruse the site, and should you have any questions or wish to contact me, please don't hesitate to reach out to me at david@teacherofdreams.com.
As some of you know, my wife and I moved from the Portland, OR metro area to the Oregon coast. I naively thought this would only take a month or two of my time. Here it is, nearly 6 months later(!), and I am only now starting to turn my attention back to my website.
My absence does not mean I have been neglecting dreams. I am currently teaching an online course in dream interpretation, and there are plans for another one to begin this coming winter of 2019. I have also continued to do individual dream interpretation sessions, both locally, via Skype and other conferencing programs.
45 minute YouTube interview, posted the first week of March, 2018. Click on the link immediately below.
As I wrote a couple of weeks ago, my wife and I are in the process of moving--out of the city and to a lovely spot by the ocean. It's a wonderful waking dream for us, but it is also tremendously time-consuming. For that reason, I am taking a break from writing about dreams. I'm not sure when I'll be able to put my full attention on this blog again, but I am guesstimating probably in late spring.
In the meantime, please feel free to read back into the archives at the more than 100 dreams I have already posted. There is plenty of food for thought in any one of them.
When we analyzed the dream symbols and retold the dream in its new metaphoric version, one image repeatedly came to the fore. There was the description of a plastic pipe which was carrying a substance that it was not designed for, and which could be dangerous.
One of the tenets of dream interpretation is that every image in the dream represents a facet of the dreamer. So when we thought about a "pipe" carrying the wrong substance inside the dreamer, there was some concern.
My own experience with dreams is that they are mostly commentaries about attitudes and approaches to life that need adjustment (or conversely, the dream is congratulating the dreamer for doing something correctly). I told this dreamer that he and I would work on his dream from that perspective. However, I also insisted that he get a thorough physical checkup, just in case this dream was expressing something about his physical body. Or perhaps his physical body was, itself, acting as a waking dream, offering its own dream symbols in the form of health issues that needed addressing. The dreamer agreed, and that left us free to explore the dream from still another level.
The dream spoke of observing activity in the place inside the dreamer where he would "eat my meals, relax, think, have my own space." And within this space, there was something wrong. There was a "volatile" substance that was being transported through a "pipe" that was not designed for that purpose. I asked the dreamer what he thought that might be about. Did he have a volatile substance that was out of place inside of him? He needed no further prompting.
Ho boy! Do I ever! I have anger management issues. I won't tell you the whole nasty story, but the short version is that I had an old man who slapped me around a fair amount. By the time I was a teenager and a young adult, I'd been in trouble a few times with the law—nothing really serious, but getting arrested was a heads-up, and it sobered me up some. I spent a couple of nights in jail and was looking around at all the losers in there. I made up my mind right then that I didn't want to be like them.
So ever since, I've been working on myself. It's been really hard. I've had little moments of improvement, and then I've had even bigger times of relapse. Still, over the years I can see that I've gotten better. Maybe it's just that I'm getting older and don't have as much energy to be pissed off any more. [He laughs.] Naw. I think it's better than that.
So yeah. I have this dream letting me know that, even if I'm behaving myself, I still carry this "volatile" stuff around inside me. Well, I guess there's still more for me to do. So I'll just keep pluggin' away.
We're looking at a dream that a contractor had. It was about a dangerous situation he discovered in the basement of a house where he found a plastic pipe leaking natural gas. He was alarmed in the dream, and then he continued to be alarmed after he woke up. He was concerned that the dream might be prophetic.
I made the unusual suggestion to him that, if he dealt with the dream symbols now, there was no reason for the dream to repeat itself and "come true" in "real life." If he understood its message the first time, he would thwart any possibility of it becoming prophetic.
Although this was a brand new concept to him, he wanted to work on his dream, so we went right to it. We isolated the important symbols, and I asked him to comment on each one. I offered the non-directive prompt, "Tell me about it." So, for example, in his dream, he talked about being in the structural part of a house. I said, "Tell me about the structural part of a house." He replied, "It's the skeleton, what holds it together." In this way we put our attention on each of the symbols in his dream.
* House: It's where you live life, where you eat your meals, relax, think, have your own space.
* Structural part of a house: It's the skeleton, what holds it together.
* Two-by-fours and other framing: Those are the individual "bones" of the skeleton.
* One inch PVC pipe: It's a plastic pipe designed to carry non-volatile liquids.
* Non-volatile liquids: Fluids that aren't dangerous or explosive.
* White and typical: Seemed totally normal.
* Red shut-off valve: Also typical. It's there to stop the flow if you need it stopped for repairs or just because you want no liquid going through it.
* Off position: That would stop the liquid completely.
* Hissing: Well, with a snake, that's a warning signal. In this case, it was a clue that something wasn't right.
* Not carrying water: The pipe wasn't being used for its normal purpose.
* Natural gas: That's not a liquid, and it's extremely volatile. When it's used properly, it's really helpful. But if there's something wrong—like here—it can kill you.
* Gas slowly leaking: That's alarming. That can be deadly.
* Check the valve: I wanted to see if there was a simple correction, but there wasn't.
* Gas still getting out: It seemed like a systemic and highly dangerous problem.
* Gas line made of plastic: That's illegal, and for really good reasons. It's asking for trouble.
* Should be metal: Metal can't melt as easily or be punctured. It's safer and stronger.
* Plastic would melt: It would deteriorate under extreme conditions and potentially blow the place to bits.
If you read his replies above, it is clear that the dream is some sort of a warning. Throughout the dream, there are images of something being dangerous and not being right. But what is the danger? Is it something external, or is it something inside the dreamer himself? Is the dream going to "come true" in "real life," or does the problem necessitate and internal fix? Those are questions we'll continue to explore.


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Russell Pearce's "Wee Man" Rob Haney Crushed Like a Bug
Stephen Lemons | December 27, 2012 | 4:54pm
Outgoing Maricopa County Republican Party Chair Rob Haney, slavish BFF to recalled, disgraced ex-state Senate President Russell Pearce, has had his wrinkled, leprechaun fanny handed to him by the non-Pearce-worshipping faction of the Legislative District 25 Republicans.
I informed you yesterday about the federal lawsuit against Haney and his cretinous far-right crew of crazies, who, essentially, didn't like the way two November 29 votes went down in that district.
So Haney scrapped both of them and ordered new elections to take place on January 9.
See also: -Russell Pearce's Mad Elf Rob Haney: Sued on Christmas Eve -Joe Arpaio's Birther Bud Tom Morrissey Punks Out of GOP Chair Race; Russell Pearce Could Still Play Spoiler to Bob Graham -Russell Pearce's Leprechaun Rob Haney Flips Out, Invalidates LD 25 Election, Calls the Coppers
In response, LD 25's new, duly-elected officers filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Haney and the MCRC on Christmas Eve, alleging that Haney and his underlings ran roughshod over the GOP's own bylaws, illegally invalidated the elections of new officers and state committee members, violated Arizona's open meetings law, and trashed the rights of the new officers under the U.S. Constitution.
Reportedly, Haney was personally served yesterday, and it didn't take him long to cave like a little wuss to all of the demands of the non-crazy "RiNOS" he so despises.
In an e-mail today from attorney Kory Langhofer, who is representing LD 25's new leadership, Langhofer proffered a list of settlement terms to Haney: accept the new slate of officers as legit, forget about that bogus January 9 meeting, and accept the outcome of the January 2 redo election of state committee persons.
Read attorney Kory Langhofer's notice to the U.S. District Court.
Point four of Langhofer's demands is particularly important, considering the fact that Russell Pearce apparently did not submit a "Candidacy Declaration Form" as required by the LD 25 bylaws, and therefore may not be allowed on LD 25's state committee ballot come January 2.
If Pearce does not become a state committeeman, he cannot be nominated from the floor for the chairmanship of the Arizona Republican Party at its state committee meeting on January 26, a move many have considered a distinct possibility.
"You will certify the State Committeemen who are elected from LD25 at the January 2nd meeting," reads point four of the Langhofer demands.
"Personally, you are of the view that anyone who submits a Candidacy Declaration Form...should be listed on the State Committeeman ballot on January 2nd--but if the LD25 PCs raise a point of order on January 2nd and vote that, under LD25 bylaws, the deadline for the submission of such forms was November 29th for write-in candidates (and earlier for candidates whose names were to be printed on the ballot), you will accept that decision and the results of a State Committeeman election conducted under the LD25 PCs' interpretation."
In a terse admission of defeat tantamount to the Japanese surrender aboard the USS Missouri in 1945, Haney replied to Langhofer:
"I agree to your four points of stipulation."
And what if the power-mad midget pitches a fit and reneges on the agreement?
Then the lawsuit is back on. Indeed, in a notice to the U.S. District Court, Langhofer asked to withdraw his request for a temporary restraining order, for now.
But if the two sides "cannot resolve their disagreements...between today's date and the election of a Chairman of the Arizona Republican Party," then "the plaintiffs may return to this Court to seek a judicial declaration of their rights."
And that, ladies and gents, is how you deal with a bully: With an overwhelming show of force.
See, it's expensive to go into federal court, especially when the other side has you dead to rights. That's money the county GOP simply does not have to piss away.
In a letter e-mailed to LD 25 precinct committee persons today, Haney sounded the retreat, blaming others as he hightailed it to safety, noting that, "[I]t would be unwise to use precious donor resources on this type of a law suit."
Heh. That may be the smartest thing you've said in recent memory, Rob.
And what about Pearce, Rob Haney's lord and master? Like Haney, he'd rather point the finger at others.
In a comment to the Arizona Capitol Times, Pearce blamed the imbroglio on "a couple of attorneys that have been very moderate, left leaning for a longtime," who are "using this as a soapbox to try and bully their way into this district."
Um, not really, Russ. Langhofer ain't doing this one for free, according to my sources. He's being paid to crush you and Haney, and I'd say those who are paying him are getting their money's worth.
Moreover, Langhofer represents the LD 25 officers whom Haney disenfranchised following their November 29 wins.
People have simply gotten tired of your shenanigans, RP. This sort of move to invalidate an LD election on your behalf worked when Haney did it in LD 18 two years ago.
But that was 2010. The pettiness and mean-spiritedness you represent is no longer quite as popular in GOP ranks as it once was.
In fact, in deeply red LD 25, the balance of power has shifted.
And that's a good thing for Arizona and a happy augur for the coming year. Now if the sane folks in LD 25 can prevail over the nutjobs on January 2, then I would say the rout, locally at least, is near-complete.
The state committee meeting on January 26 is not totally without peril. If Pearce can get himself appointed to the state committee somehow, he may be able to get his name tossed into the ring.
But the winds are against ol' Russ. He's yesterday's man. The bigotry he and Haney represent is finally being tramped down by people in their own party, and oh what fun it is to watch.


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Q: Highcharts tooltip not showing on unsort data I have a unsort data (on x-axis) and using Highcharts to display the graph. I knew the x-axis must sort to show the tooltip as the Highcharts document wrote. But my data could not be sorted by some reasons, so could anyone meet this problem before, please give any idea/solution to show the tooltip without sort x-axis data. If I sort, my data will be wrong.
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A: You have two options:

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Q: функция и ее параметры Учу swift не так давно и есть некоторые не понятны моменты, а именно для чего функции, инициализатору нужен параметр с внешним именем и с локальным именем. Ответь те как можно понятнее и желатьно примером
   struct Celsius {
   var temperatureInCelsius: Double
   init(fromFahrenheit fahrenheit: Double) {
       temperatureInCelsius = (fahrenheit - 32.0) / 1.8
   }
   init(fromKelvin kelvin: Double) {
       temperatureInCelsius = kelvin - 273.15
   }
}

 let boilingPointOfWater = Celsius(fromFahrenheit: 212.0)
 // boilingPointOfWater.temperatureInCelsius is 100.0
 let freezingPointOfWater = Celsius(fromKelvin: 273.15)
// freezingPointOfWater.temperatureInCelsius is 0.0

A: Не совсем понятно, почему "argument label" здесь переведено как "внешнее имя (параметра)" (ср. оригинал и адекватный перевод), то же касается и "локального имени". Собственно по указанным ссылкам вопрос с параметрами и их ярлыками разъяснен.
Что касается вопроса "для чего"

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*для различения сигнатур функций

*для удобства и следования традиции (здесь Swift наследует особенности именования в Objective C)

Пример
struct Celsius {
    var temperatureInCelsius: Double

    // 1. ярлык и параметр

    init(fromFahrenheit fahrenheit: Double) {
        temperatureInCelsius = (fahrenheit - 32.0) / 1.8
    }

    // 2. только параметр

    init(fahrenheit: Double) {
        temperatureInCelsius = (fahrenheit - 32.0) / 1.8
    }

    // 3. параметр с пропуском

    init(_ fahrenheit: Double) {
        temperatureInCelsius = (fahrenheit - 32.0) / 1.8
    }

    init(fromKelvin kelvin: Double) {
        temperatureInCelsius = kelvin - 273.15
    }
}

// 1
let boilingPointOfWater1 = Celsius(fromFahrenheit: 212.0)
// 2
let boilingPointOfWater2 = Celsius(fahrenheit: 212.0)
// 3
let boilingPointOfWater3 = Celsius(212.0)


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Leopold Augustus Leo (born April 19, 1794, died June 19, 1868 in Warsaw) was a Polish ophthalmologist of Jewish origin.

The son of Zygmunt and Zofia Hertz, Leopold August Leo graduated from the University of Königsberg in East Prussia and received his doctorate of medicine. Around 1815 he moved to Warsaw, where he practiced medicine. In the years 1838-1841 he was head of 'Instytut Oftalmiczny' (the Ophthalmic Institute) in Warsaw. He published numerous scientific papers.

He married Julianna Levy-Lyon (1801-1861), with whom he had five children: Josepha Amalie (1824-1902, wife of Stanisław Solomon Kronenberg), Ernestine Rozalie (1826-1893, wife of Leopold Stanisław Kronenberg), Edward Wiktor (1828-1901, lawyer and publicist), Anna (1829-1830), and Ludwik Filip (born 1831).

He was buried in the cemetery of the Evangelical-Augsburg Church in Warsaw.

References
Kazimierz Reychman: Szkice genealogiczne, Serja I. Warszawa: Hoesick F., 1936, s. 119–120.

18th-century Polish Jews
Polish ophthalmologists
1794 births
1868 deaths
University of Königsberg alumni

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JFA demands high level probe into Punjab journo-murder
Guwahati: Worried at repeated incidents of journalist's murders across India, the Journalists' Forum Assam (JFA) urges the Union government in New Delhi to formulate a national action plan for delivering earliest justices to the victim families.
The northeast India based media forum, while expressing shock over the killing of another journalist in the country, also appealed to the media fraternity as a whole to get united on demanding safety & security measures for working journalists as early as possible.
The third case of journo-murder in September itself was reported from Punjab, as senior Journalist KJ Singh, 66, along with his old-age mother Gurcharan Kaur found murdered in his residence at Mohali on Saturday (23 September 2017). Singh, who used to work for The Tribune, The Indian Express and The Times of India in Chandigarh, was found
with his throat slit.
Punjab chief minister and veteran Congress leader Captain Amarinder Singh had already ordered to form a special investigate team (SIT) to probe into the dual-murder. He also reiterated his commitment to maintain the law & order situation in Punjab accordingly.
KJ Singh becomes the eighth journalists murdered in India this year immediately after Shantanu Bhowmik, 29 (killed at Mandai of Tripura on 20 September) and Gauri Lankesh, 55 (shot dead at Bangalore of Karnataka on 5 September).
Prior to them, a Haryana based television journalist (Surender Singh Rana) was shot dead on 29 July. The other victims include Kamlesh Jain of Madhya Pradesh (killed on 31 May), Shyam Sharma also of MP (15 May), Brajesh Kumar Singh of Bihar (3 January) and Hari Prakash of Jharkhand (2 January).
India lost six journalists to assailants in 2016, which was preceded by five cases in 2015. The populous country witnessed murders of only two scribes in 2014, but the year 2013 reported as many as 11 journalists' murders, where three northeastern media employees also fall victims to the perpetrators.
The killings of Sujit Bhattacharya (proof reader), Ranjit Chowdhury (manager) and Balaram Ghosh (driver) inside the office premises of DainikGanadoot in Agartala broke as sensational news as Tripura had no recent record of journalist murders. So Tripura repeated its shameful record on journo-murder after three years with Shantanu's killing on duty hours.
"We appeal to the Punjab authority to probe into the murders of Singh & his mother with all sincerity so that the culprits cannot escape the punishments. We also extend moral supports to the agitating media-persons in Punjab, Haryana & Chandigarh demanding justice to the senior editor-journalist," said a statement issued by JFA president
Rupam Barua and secretary Nava Thakuria.
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"Making It Up as We Go Along" – Stemettes Hack the Barbican
Editor 17 May 2013
I thought I was joining a regular hack, where programmers, developers, and designers came together to beat the clock as well as each other. But Hack the Barbican is no usual hackathon.
By Sophie Drouet (Contributing Writer, Stemettes)
A couple of weeks ago, the Stemettes headed to East London for a weekend of adventure at Hack the Barbican: Bazaar, a prelude to the launch of an "experimental playground" this summer that will explore the boundaries between arts, technology and entrepreneurship.
This was my first official outing as a Stemette myself and I was excited to join little Stemettes for a hackathon (in trendy East London no less) and do my part to encourage more girls to become creators and not passive users of new technologies. Program or be programmed, right?
What is a "hack" anyway?
Now, if you had asked me about hackers a few months ago, "illegal cyber-attacks" would have been at the top of my list, with "nerds" coming a close second. Pop culture references would have included Matrix's digital rain and Tom Cruise preventing crimes with an iPad-like interface in Minority Report.
Not only was the figure of the lonely (and always male) hacker something I couldn't relate to, it was miles away from the spirit of "hacking" I discovered at the Bazaar: at its core, a hack is purely about collaboration, team work and creativity, unconstrained by management and untainted by competitiveness, and there's much we can learn from it.
"I'm used to boundaries", shared Christiana, 21, who reads mathematics at university and came along to the event, "and for the first time, I was confronted to not having a correct answer. I had to explore on my own, without any confinement or constraints".
It doesn't matter whether a finished product emerges at the end of the weekend; it's all about the journey, the people you meet and the skills you pick up along the way. In a nutshell: an ideal ground for Stemettes to creatively explore their budding passion for science and technology.
Hack the Barbican: A high-tech playground for grown-ups
Saturday night was a chance to warm up with an energetic ideathon. People got their creative juices flowing, scribbling down projects ideas on bright yellow, orange or blue post-its and stuck them to the wall in the hope of grabbing someone's interest. A real potpourri of ideas!
A bit of a newcomer to the hacking scene, I didn't understand what most of these projects were, and dozens of questions kept popping into my head. What do you mean "a cave with sounds"? Can someone explain what an Arduino is? What's EEG? The list seemed never-ending.
Luckily, this group of hackers was genuinely excited to talk about their project and show off their superpowers over the weekend. And I'm dead serious when I say superpowers.
Did you know your mind could make a helicopter fly? You can use EEG (electroencephalography) technology to harness the power of your brainwaves and control a mini helicopter. The EEG headset reads the electrical activity going on between the billions of neurons in your brain and takes cues from it: the more you concentrate, the better you can control the helicopter. Have a look.
As cryptic as its name was, "The Cave" turned out to be one of the coolest installations ever. Imagine an orchestra, but instead of actual instruments, picture a shadow puppet theatre, a Kinect, a light-sensing device and a couple of computers. Tada! You've got yourself a participatory orchestra where everyone is welcome to try out the instruments (we did) and write their own symphony (we failed).
Favorite bit? Having a go at the Kinect and literally watching the motion sensors turn our movements into sounds (which, unfortunately, invited some questionable dance moves).
Other dazzling projects made an appearance. Among them: Hyperfilm or what its creator calls "a new form of film for the post-web generation era". To counter youth's increasingly short attention span, she came up with a movie format wherein shots are held together not by a narrative but by a string of browsing paths, enabling the audience to click and choose how they want to tell the story.
A couple of programmers also brainstormed over how to use pulse sensors to incorporate someone's heartbeat into a video game or to influence an artist's own musical performance. And what I'm telling you is only a glimpse of the craziness that was going on over the weekend!
Taking the hack one step further with the Stemettees
Hack the Barbican really had one simple guideline: make it up as you go along. Be creative and see what happens. And both the girls and I were excited to discover how technology and art intertwined and how their boundaries could be pushed in ways we hadn't even conceived of before.
"There was so much keeping your brain going! I would never have thought all of this could be possible before I came here today" exclaimed Sam, 14, who also attended Stemettees' previous fashion hackathon. And the intertwining of physics, maths and music in many of the installations fascinated Christiana.
The hack definitely ignited some exciting projects among the girls too, with Sam eager to look into designing: "As much as it is great contributing to people's ideas, I want to take my own and implement them myself. There's so much that can be done with technology!" After all, why would you to just buy the latest game or app when you could be the one building them?
And while it is vital to push more girls into STEM fields early on, it's also never too late to get started. That's why I've decided to embark on a new journey, delving into the wonders of the tech world and finally learning programming. Because in Sam's own words: "Everyone should have a piece of this cake".
The Stemettes will be part of another exciting digital event soon: look out for them at Digital Shoreditch from 20-31 May!
This post originally appeared on Stemettes.com.
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About the guest blogger: Sophie works in digital communications for a London-based NGO. A Stemette in training, she someday hopes to build her very first piece of software. In her next life, she'll come back as an astrophysicist to figure out why the universe keeps expanding. You can follow her at @Snow_phie.
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This is my second day in succession of fishing at Messingham Sands. Yesterday went pretty well with a second place finish on the Island pond with 114lb; hopefully I can go one better today, "well fingers crossed any way." Today we are on Hollywood Lake, which is a canal styled lake approximately 30 meters wide, with 30 extremely well spread out pegs. The lake like all Messingham lakes is stuffed to the rafters with: Carp, Crucians, Skimmers, Ide and Tench.
As I was the one doing the draw I would have to do with what was left in the bag; peg 6 was to be my home for the day. Nearly all the pegs on this lake are identical, so no real peg stands out as a flyer. On arriving at my peg, I was faced with flat calm water, but so was everybody else. There were fish topping everywhere on the lake, things definitely looked promising.
For today's approach I will be going with a 4 pronged attack. For the far side line I will be setting up both a bomb rod and a pellet waggler rod. The bomb will be the main far side approach, but the pellet waggler will give me an alternative method to try. The pellet waggler will also give me the option of fishing shallow short of the far side, which enables me to cover a large amount of water. On the pole front I will be setting up a shallow rig to fish at 13 meters. I will also be setting up a margin rig to fish down the right hand side, as there is a large amount of floating weed in the left hand margin.
For the far side line I will be using 8mm fishery pellets on both the bomb and pellet waggler. For the shallow line I will be using 6mm fishery pellets and for down the side my usual loose groundbait and corn approach will be utilized.
I started the match by casting the bomb tight to the far side, and started feeding both the bomb and pole lines regularly. My intention was to fish the bomb for 30 minutes, then switch to the pole once fish had settled in the swim. The first bite on the bomb came after 5 minutes when the rod tip ripped round; a decent battle commenced, then a few minutes later the carp around 4lb was safely landed.
slapped the rig over; before I even had time to feed, a bite, a quick lift and elastic streamed from the pole.
Keep The Swim Topped Up!
Before shipping the pole back I fed the swim to make sure there were fish ready for the next put in. After a good battle on light gear the fish was safely landed, a Mirror Carp around 6lb. The next 2 drops in resulted in 2 more nice Carp, and the next 5 drops after that resulted in small Crucians around 3 oz a piece.
All the time I fished the pole this pattern seemed to occur, I would get a couple of Carp then a few Crucians. In a bid to get the Carp feeding confidently and bully the Crucians out the way, I tried the pellet waggler; but I upped the feed rate on the pole line. The first cast on the pellet waggler resulted in an instant bite, another carp was on its way to the net. Two more casts resulted in 2 more fish, then for some reason no more bites materialised???
A switch to the pole changed this, as upping the feed had worked a treat; I was now catching Decent Carp on a really regular basis. I did feed and try the margins, but this didn't produce anything at all, but the pole line more than made up for this though.
At the end of the match I had had another fantastic days fishing; the scales arrived and after 5 weighs I totalled 133lb 4oz which gave me the match win, and another brilliant day at Messingham Sands!
On the way to Messingham, myself and my travelling buddy Bri Peck @ Fishing Republic Hull, were chatting about what peg we would want to draw today. I said I would be more than happy to draw peg 17, as this is where I had caught my personnel best weight a few weeks earlier, being 201lb, 13oz. On arrival at the venue, the banter started immediately regarding what peg I was going to choose today; anyone would think I'd been drawing well lately!
peg, and with the smile still on my face I was faced with flat calm water, plus there were plenty of fish milling about on the surface. This peg gives you plenty of options; there is an island to left, which starts around 15 meters away from the bank and is around 40 meters long. There is also a bed of lily pads around 15 meters along the island. In front of me there is a good area of open water and to my right I have another island, which is a 40 meter cast. Down the sides I have overhanging trees and some reeds.
My approach was going to be similar to my last visit; I am going to go with a three pronged attack. I plan to fish the Bomb to the right hand island and target the open water near to the lilies with the pellet waggler. For later in the session I plan to target the margins with a pole approach.
This is going to be as last time very simple, fishery 11mm pellets are going to be the main bait, as I am going to use these for both the bomb and the waggler. I am also going to mix up some ground bait; which I will feed loose through a pole pot down the edge to my left. I also have some corn for use on the hook for the margin line.
I have set 2 of these rods up and both have identical set up.
On the all in I cast the bomb to the right hand island, and started feeding both the bomb and pellet waggler line with 11mm pellets. The reason for starting on the bomb was that I learned from the last match on this peg that the pellet wag line needed plenty of time to settle before trying it. My first bite came after 5 minutes and after a healthy battle, a Common Carp around the 4lb mark was safely netted.
I recast the bomb and continued my feeding regime, this time nothing for 5 minutes, so I reeled in and recast. This is something I like to do in the summer as recasting regularly can sometimes trigger the fish into taking the bait much quicker. After 4 recasts I hook into another fish and after another proper battle a Carp around the 6lb mark is safely netted.
I decide to give the pellet waggler line a try as I have started having signs of feeding fish whilst feeding the pellets. This is to no avail, which is extremely frustrating as I know fish are there. I give it 20 minutes, recasting every 30 seconds or so trying to trigger a fish into taking my hook bait; but unfortunately nothing happens, so I decide to pot in some groundbait down the left hand edge with a few grains of corn; I then retry the bomb whilst the pole line settles. Again nothing comes of it, so I decide to try the pole line.
I bait up with a single grain of corn and lower the rig over the baited up area; the float hardly has time to settle before it is gently pulled under, producing a decent sized skimmer. The next put in again produces another, then I am plagued with small roach. I change to double corn in a bid to deter the roach and this has the desired effect, as the next put in produces a Carp of around 3 lb. I re bait the margin line with a full pot of ground bait and switch to the pellet waggler.
We are now 3 hours into the match and I am really struggling, fingers crossed the pellet waggler line will start producing. I have kept feeding regularly on both the wag and bomb lines. The switch to the waggler line produces an instant bite and a much bigger fish is hooked. The fish tries it s hardest to get into the lily bed, but fortunately I manage to drag it away and into the net. This Mirror Carp is around 9lb, and is just what I needed! The next 3 cast all produce carp, which I mange to land; I then lose 3 on the bounce, which all drag me into the lilies.
The rest of the session is spent on the pellet waggler as the swim has really come alive. I manage to land plenty more carp and also lose plenty in the lily pads.
The whistle sounds for the end of the match, and after a number of weighs I total 114 lb 4oz, giving me enough for 2nd behind a very happy Gary Chadwick, who had won from the golden peg with a 117lb. Well done Gar!
Today was the final match of a 6 match series spread over 2 venues and 6 lakes. The venues and lakes already visited are Bonsai, Oasis and Loco at Lindholme Lakes, and Island and Swan at Messingham Sands.Today's match is on Tripp pond, which is part of Messingham Sands mega portfolio of lakes. It is stocked to the rafters with Carp, Crucians, Skimmmers, Chub, Ide as well as a whole lot more. This is not an all out Carp water as catches of 100lb of Crucians and Skimmers are regular occurrences.
hand certainly didn't let me down again today. Peg14 was to be my home for the day; this is a peg I have drawn a few times before and it can throw up some good weights. On arrival at my peg I was met with flat calm water with the wind blowing the opposite way. With some pegs you might worry about this but this peg has good fish holding features. It is in a corner of the lake with the full left hand bank covered in reeds, the right hand side has an overhanging tree and a few reeds over a top kits length away. This has been cleared out since my last visit.
I am going to set up a couple of rigs for fishing at around 8 meters, I am going to fish 1 at a 10 o'clock angle and 1 at a 2 o'clock angle. On the 10 o'clock line I am going to use fishery expanders on the hook and feed them. On the 2 o'clock line I am going to feed micros and fish paste over the top. I am going to set up just 1 line for the margin and this is to my right. The reason been, the Carp in this lake are beyond control when fishing near the reeds. Even before your float buries they must be already half way through the reed bed; giving you no time at all to lift the pole and get them away. It is as if they aim themselves at the reeds before taking the bait! The final line is a shallow line at 13 meters, this is an all else fails line.
As you have read above, I will be using fishery expanders for the 10 o'clock line, and micros and paste for the 2 o'clock line. For the shallow line I will be feeding and fishing hard 6mm fishery pellets. For the margin I will be feeding loose groundbait and fishing dead red maggots on the hook. I have also cut up a tin of meat as a change bait for this line.
I started the match by potting in half a pot of expanders on the 10 o'clock line, and a full pot of micros with a few pieces of paste on the 2 o'clock line. I started on the expander line as in previous trips it has given an instant response. Today was no different as on the first drop in I hooked into a small Crucian Carp, which was soon in the net. The next put in I fed a few expanders via pole mounted toss pot and lowered the rig over the top; instantly the float slipped away and I was hooked into something much bigger. It headed straight for the reed bed to my left and after a bit of a battle the hook pulled out. The next few drops in only produced some small Roach, so I re-potted half a pot of expanders and opted for the paste rig. This produced a couple of Crucians and an F1 Carp before the bites dried up. For the next 20 minutes I alternated between the 2 lines but the fish were not playing ball!
I decided to pot in 3 pots of loose ground bait down to my right hand side, a top kit plus 1 section distance away. I left this line to settle and tried the shallow line, which I had been feeding regularly via catapult. 2 quick carp which were really small were the only 2 bites on this line. I may have given it longer had I not seen a shed load of action over my feed down the edge.
A change to this line was almost impossible to resist as some of the carp here were proper misters. I baited up with around 10 dead red maggots and lowered the rig in slowly. 10 seconds later the float buried and there was an almighty eruption as I hooked into a decent Carp in the shallow water. After a decent battle the fish was netted, a fighting fit Common Carp around 5 lb.
I re-potted 1 pot of ground bait in and lowered a freshly baited hook over the top. After a minute or so the same happened, another nice Common was then safely netted. This was to be my line for the rest of the session. I maintained feeding a pot of groundbait after every fish, which kept the fish there in numbers.
At the end of the match I knew I had a decent weight, and after a few weighs a total of 137lb 15oz was the result; this gave me the match win AND the series win!
In the series I had managed to win 4 of the matches, all three Lindholme matches inc today's match, I also had good results in the other 2.
Island pond is to me the jewel in the crown at Messingham Sands. It is renowned for its large and hard fighting Carp, but it is also stuffed to the rafters with a massive variety of silver fish.
Shaun, the bailiff has given us a good selection of pegs for the match today, with any of them capable of winning the match. As I am doing the draw, I have to do with what's last in the bag. I am certainly not disappointed when I am left peg 17, as this is an area I have had some good success and big weights in the past.
On arrival at the peg I have a pretty much flat calm peg, as the wind is right off my back. There are plenty of fish cruising about on the top; I am just praying they feed! This peg has plenty of features and open water. I have an island to my left which starts around 15 meters from the bank and is roughly 40 meters long. There is a bed of lilly pads about 15 meters down the island. In front of me I have a good area of open water, and to my right I have another island, which is a 40 meter cast. Down the sides I have over hanging trees and some reeds, which will hopefully hold plenty of silver fish and later some Carp.
My main approach is going to involve the bomb and the pellet waggler. My plan is to fish the pellet waggler into the open water slightly beyond the lilly pads and fish the bomb to the end of the island to my right. I am going to set up a pole line, for targeting the silver fish down the side and a separate rig for the Carp later in the session.
I decided because I could see plenty of fish cruising around, to start on the pellet waggler. I started feeding 2 or 3 11mm pellets every 20 seconds and keep casting regularly. It was around 15 minutes before I hooked in to my first fish, a Carp around the 5lb mark. After safely netting the fish I spent 15 more minutes on the waggler without a bite. A switch to the Bomb line produced 5 Carp in 5 casts. I had been feeding this line regularly whilst feeding the pellet waggler line. The signs were getting stronger on the pellet waggler line that the fish were beginning to feed confidently, as swirls after feeding became common place. So a change back to the pellet waggler produced a bite almost instantly, resulting in a Carp around 7 lb.
For some reason I could hardly get a bite, even though they were feeding well. The next fish I managed to hook felt monstrous and it charged straight through the lilies snapping me off; this is where my fortunes changed. Instead of retackling up the power rod immediately, I picked up the medium rod I re-fed and cast out, the float buried instantly and I was in again, another nice Carp. This happened another 3 times in the next 3 casts. I had a couple of casts without a bite, then the cast after another fish.
I found the secret was to get the float to make the perfect plop, just like the pellet, the 3 gram float was perfect for this, and this almost guaranteed a bite. If the float made any other noise than the plop, there was no point of leaving the float in place as no bite materialized. These are extremely wise fish!
I decided to rest the wag line and have a go back on the bomb, resulting in more fish. This gave me the incentive to spend the rest of the session switching between the 2 lines, which ensured the action remained fast and furious. As the all out sounded, I can honestly say I was knackered, these fish are so fit and strong it is like they are on steroids!!!
The scales arrived and I was over the moon when the total reached a personnel match best of 201 lb 13 oz. This gave me the match win by close to 100 lb. What a day!
This was my first ever visit to the Glebe Fishery in Leicestershire, and to say I was impressed is an understatement. The day started early, as the alarm clock started ringing at 4:20 am. I didn't realize there even was a 4:20 am, but there is!!!
drawing of our pegs, and when he came back bouncing, we knew we had some reasonable pegs. My peg for the day was peg 72 on pool 4, not the best of the bunch, but still ok. On arrival at my peg I discovered the lake was fished from just one bank, and the pegs were well spread out. The Far side was a good 40 meters across, so a good chuck would be required.
After a bit of advice, I would start on the feeder, which due to rules would be a standard cage feeder with a 20" hook length. I also set up a bomb rig again with a 20" hook length. For pole rigs I set up 3, 1 shallow rig, 1 margin rig and a rig for the top2 plus 2 line. On the bait front I had brought just about everything I could think of apart from meat. This included micro's, 4,6and 8mm pellet's, dead maggots, casters, a tray of corn, hemp and a load of ground bait. I planned to feed ground bait through the feeder with dead maggots and a few micros in the mix with dead maggots on the hook. For the shallow pole line my plan was to feed and fish 6mm hard pellets. For the top 2 and 2 line, corn and micros would be the bait of choice. For the margins I would feed ground bait and fish a corn hook bait over the top.
I started on the feeder to the far bank with dead red maggots on the hook and ground bait packed with dead maggot and a few micros in the feeder. It took all of 30 seconds before the tip wrapped round and the first fish was on its way to the net. A Carp of around the 3lb mark was soon in the net. The first 6 casts produced 6 Carp, all of which fought for their lives. I have only been to one other venue where the Carp are so fit and strong and that's Messingham Sands Nr Scunthorpe.
After such a good start I thought I was on to a winner, but how wrong was I! The bites dried up as quick as they arrived. I persevered for a good 30 minutes, casting regularly to get some feed down hoping the Carp would return; this was to no avail. A change of line to the top 2 plus 2 line didn't do much either, which I had fed with micros and corn 10 minutes before trying it. 1 small Carp in 15 minutes was the only bite the line produced. So I potted some more bait in and tried the feeder again. It took 5 minutes and a couple of casts for a bite to materialise.
To make matters worse the fish come off half way across "gutted". I kept swapping and changing between lines before taking some drastic action. I decided to start a new line altogether and feed it completely different to the other swims. The line was again on the top 2 plus 2 but instead of at the 10 o'clock angle I had been fishing at, I altered it to a 2 o'clock angle. For feed I potted in a big ball of ground bait and half a pot of casters. I left it 5 minutes to settle before going on it. The first 2 drops in produced 2 decent sized flying Bream. They both must have jumped 4 feet out of the water 2 seconds after been hooked. The next put in produced a Carp around the 4 lb mark. Then the bites slowed again so I re-fed, producing a couple more fish. At this point I re-fed the line and also fed the line at the 10 o'clock angle with ground bait and casters. This gave me chance to alternate between the 2 lines and keep the fish coming.
At the end of the match I was happy I had worked out a way of catching steadily, but disappointed I had not done it sooner. I weighed in 60lb 13 oz.
On arrival back at the Café, the other lads had fared better; Brian had a section winning 157lb, Tony a section 4th with 114lb and Craig a section 4th with 90lb. My result was a 7th in section. As the results were read out at the presentation we were all apprehensive, " had we done enough?" the answer was yes by a very narrow margin.
What a cracking result, cracking day and cracking venue & I for one am looking forward to returning next year.


This year's annual flower festival at St Mary's Church, The Causeway, Horsham, takes place from Thursday to Sunday, June 18 to 21.
With 32 displays, prepared by arrangers from St Mary's and other local churches, schools and businesses, there will be a beautiful spectacle of colour and fragrance.
The theme this year is 'Jesu Joy – celebrating the life of Christ according to St Luke' with each arrangement representing a stage in Christ's life.
The church will be open from Thursday to Saturday 10am to 7pm; and Sunday 12.30pm to 6pm.
The festival opens with a concert on Wednesday, June 17 (7.30pm), given by St Mary's choir, and closes with a Celebration Service on Sunday, June 21, at 6.30pm.
There will also be Country Dancing in the Causeway on the Thursday by St Mary's schoolchildren at 2pm. The Bethany Café, serving light refreshments, will be open throughout the festival.
"We put on St. Mary's Flower Festival each year as a joyful celebration of God's creation, and to invite our many visitors to join us in giving Him glory and hearty thanks for all His many blessings in our lives," explains Canon Guy Bridgewater, Vicar of St. Mary's.
Organisers are grateful to all their sponsors for making this possible. In addition to St Mary's, flower arrangers are from Brighton Road Baptist Church, Holy Trinity, St Marks, St Andrews Methodist Church, United Reform Church, St Johns RC Church, London Road Methodist Church, St Mary's School and St Mary's Nursery and Lighthouse, the St. Mary's Sunday school.
All monies raised go towards maintaining the historic building.
For further information, please contact Alison Carre, Horsham Parish Office, on office@stmaryshorsham.org.uk or 01403 253762. Alternatively, contact Katherine Potter on katherine@kpbusinessdevelopment.com or 01403 240326.


The VAR statement lists the analysis variables or items in the model. If you do a multiple-group analysis, the same set of analysis variables is assumed for all groups. By default, all variables that you specify in the VAR statement are fitted by the graded response model, which assumes that the analysis variables are ordinal and have 2 to 19 levels.
You can overwrite the default response model for the analysis variables in the VAR statement by using the RESFUNC= option in the PROC IRT statement. If you want to analyze the data by using a mixed type of response model, you can use the MODEL statement.


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Q: how to get typeorm manytomany relation column count User Entity
@Entity()
export class User {
  @PrimaryGeneratedColumn()
  id: number;

  @Column()
  name: string;

  @ManyToMany(type => Product)
  @JoinTable()
  likedProducts: Product[]
}

Product Entity
export class Product {
  @PrimaryGeneratedColumn()[enter image description here][1]
  id: number;

  @Column()
  name: string;

  @ManyToMany(type => User)
  likedUsers: User[];
}

I would like to know the number of users who like certain products of Product Entity.
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I want to get the number of columns with productId of 10.
Under circumstances, you cannot move JoinTable.
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      const product = await this.products.findOne(id, {
        relations: ['likedUsers'],
      });
      console.log(product.likedUsers.length);

result
TypeError: Cannot read property 'tablePath' of undefined
    at /Users/apple/Documents/project/monster-backend/src/query-builder/SelectQueryBuilder.ts:1539:76
    at Array.map (<anonymous>)
    at SelectQueryBuilder.createJoinExpression (/Users/apple/Documents/project/monster-backend/src/query-builder/SelectQueryBuilder.ts:1498:57)
    at SelectQueryBuilder.getQuery (/Users/apple/Documents/project/monster-backend/src/query-builder/SelectQueryBuilder.ts:58:21)
    at SelectQueryBuilder.QueryBuilder.getQueryAndParameters (/Users/apple/Documents/project/monster-backend/src/query-builder/QueryBuilder.ts:440:28)
    at SelectQueryBuilder.<anonymous> (/Users/apple/Documents/project/monster-backend/src/query-builder/SelectQueryBuilder.ts:2092:40)
    at step (/Users/apple/Documents/project/monster-backend/node_modules/tslib/tslib.js:143:27)
    at Object.next (/Users/apple/Documents/project/monster-backend/node_modules/tslib/tslib.js:124:57)
    at /Users/apple/Documents/project/monster-backend/node_modules/tslib/tslib.js:117:75
    at new Promise (<anonymous>)

A: i think you need to tell typeorm the "relation property" in the ManyToMany decorator. like this: @ManyToMany(type => Product, product => product.likedUsers)
same in the products entity.
you can read more about it in the documentation


City socialite and money bags Brian Kirumira also known as Bryan White is back in Uganda celebrity news this time round for a good cause. After several critics that White is just showing off, the small tycoons has turned out to be a good man with a kind heart. Early this year the money bags started his Bryan White Foundation an initiative to save the youth from rampant poverty and also to save Ugandans from all kinds of diseases. He was joined by singers and comedians like Big eye, DJ Micheal, Comedian Sseguya Mendo, Pallaso, Jose Chameleon, Weasel among others and they moved around different places giving financial help to needy.
The latest news reaching Flash Uganda Media news desk indicates that Bryan White has already purchased space and unfinished house where he is going to construct a free hospital for all Ugandans to access the best health services. It should be remembered that while at Luzira prison where he was imprisoned on allegations that he shot his neighbor to near death (he was later set free), reports have it that the prisoner resorted to reconstructing the prison where he was imprisoned and paid all the prisoners who engaged in the reconstruction process. Isn't that surprising and a good thing?
Bryan White acquisition of a three storied building where he will stage the hospital for less privileged Ugandans comes after finishing Mowzey Radio's house that will be handed over to Mrs Kasubo Jane as he promised during the vigil of the talented singer who passed on early this year.
Although the location of the newly acquired asset hasn't been revealed, one of the insiders have proved this story true and we shall keep you posted if developments arrive.