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Meet Your Host for COSM 2021, Steve Buri
Buri, President of the Discovery Institute, has been active in Washington public life for decades and looks forward to hosting thoughtful high tech pioneers
Attendees of COSM 2021 (November 10–11), where Big Tech pioneers will sit down together to think and talk about where AI is going, will have as their hos, Steve Buri.
Steve Buri
Buri, President of the Discovery Institute since 2011, will be emceeing and moderating throughout, with the goal of sharing the mission of Discovery Institute as it relates to an understanding of natural and artificial intelligence.
A couple of things about Steve: He was born and raised in the small farming community of
Colfax, Washington, and graduated from Washington State University with a double major in political science and criminal justice in 1994.
After graduation, he was active in local politics, serving as senior staff member to U.S. Senator Slade Gorton (R-WA) and then working on statewide political campaigns. He was mayor of Newcastle, a suburb of Seattle, from 2014–2015.
In 1998, he co-founded Stewardship Partners with Seattle lawyer Christopher Bayley, to "bridge the gap between private landowners and those responsible for enforcing environmental laws and regulations." He joined Discovery Institute in 2000 as executive director and became a vice-president in 2005.
He lives on Mercer Island with his wife Angelica.
Here's something he wrote in March 2020, when the severity of the COVID-19 crisis was becoming apparent and many were in danger of mistaking panic for some kind of constructive activity:
Times like these, frightening as they are, can reorient one's own priorities and those of society as a whole. It is arguable that our decadence has preoccupied much of our time and energy on matters that, in the end, don't really matter. I won't bother to list them here. After all, my list might be different from yours. But one thing is certain: the top priority for most in these times is the health and well-being of family and friends, the ongoing work that doesn't pause for a pandemic, and a greater reliance, for many, on faith in God. The latter, if lasting, could be the best outcome from our present circumstance.
Steven J. Buri, "Purpose and Hope in a Time of Turmoil" at Evolution News and Science Today (March 19, 2020)
And Discovery Institute's role?
Discovery Institute's mission is to advance a culture of purpose, creativity, and innovation. Those three pillars will guide our organization, and now even our country, through the weeks and months ahead. With that in mind, I recently asked a colleague a rhetorical question: Why do we care about what is happening? Why is it that we worry about the lives and livelihoods of our family, friends, and neighbors? And why are we presently trading economic hardship for the protection of human life? You know the answer: Because life matters more than the material. Regardless of whether or not one accepts the idea of a purposeful universe, which suggests God, the value of life is written on the human heart. In times of crisis, life is what matters most. Even to many dyed-in-the-wool materialists.
And DI's interest in human creativity and intelligence?
Human beings also display remarkable ingenuity and creativity. Every human achievement — from eternity past to present day — represents the accumulation of knowledge and the application of that knowledge in everyday life. This will be put to the test in big ways and small to address the current threat. The big ways are obvious and immediate: the need to develop therapies to treat the sick, and vaccines to protect the healthy. These will take time, but they will happen.
The COVID threat wanes, though slowly. Others will surely emerge. If you'd like to talk and think with tech pioneers about our future, book now for COSM 2021 and get the best going rate. Warning: Prices go up after October 31.
Here's who else you can meet and maybe talk to:
Peter Thiel speaking in person at COSM, Seattle, November 10. As a world class venture capitalist, he is known for bluntness about what works and what doesn't. COSM 2021 focuses on the converging technologies, remaking our world. Thiel asks, is new tech soaring or slumping?
Carver Mead: "Listen to the technology; find out what it's telling you…" That's the motto of CalTech's Carver Mead, who will speak at COSM 2021. Integrated circuit design pioneer Carver Mead is also deeply interested in physics problems, in seeing "quite visibly what matter is down at its heart.
Love him or hate him, Newt Gingrich will be speaking at COSM! Foes and fans on both sides of the aisle agree, he's never just dull and wishy-washy. The controversial former Speaker of the House has a keen interest in new tech and can be unsparing about the politics that sometimes hobble it.
Top world chemist, James Tour, to speak at COSM 2021. Tour builds molecules for a living, a position that causes him to stand in awe" of God: "Only a rookie who knows nothing about science would say science takes away from faith." Apart from his hundreds of papers and dozens of patent families, Tour's passion is introducing the public to the many worlds of science.
Google and YouTube Demonetize Climate Change Skeptics
The Google Ads team announced a new policy last week banning the monetization of content critical of a current consensus around climate change. Beginning in November, both Google and YouTube will: ...prohibit ads for, and monetization of, content that contradicts well-established scientific …
GWT: A Leading Consciousness Theory Depends on Information Theory
Recently, we have looked at the Integrated Information Theory (IIT) of human consciousness, as set out by well-known Allen Institute neuroscientist Christof Koch. Another leading contender (and rival) is Global Workspace Theory (GWT) — it pictures the brain as an orchestra with many conductors. …


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Karel Appel, Dutch, 1921-2006
Born: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Work Locations: France, Netherlands, United States
Oil paint on canvas
The T. Edward and Tullah Hanley Memorial Gift to the People of Denver and the Area
Camille, 1953
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Karel Appel Camille 1953 Oil paint on canvas 56 1/2 x 43 1/4 inches The T. Edward and Tullah Hanley Memorial Gift to the People of Denver and the Area, 1970.171 "To observe Karel Appel in the act of painting is to witness one of the great boxing matches of modern times. He is merciless. He beats, cuffs, and assaults the canvas wildly from all directions at once, and one feels he is scarcely aware of the image being built up on the surface of that canvas as a result of the attack." -Alfred Frankenstein (1) Within a profusion of violent colors, one can find a head, eyes, arms, and fingers, but an accurate description of what he saw was not Appel's intention in Camille. Just five years earlier, he'd declared war on social realism and geometric abstraction. In the chaos of post-war Europe, many artists felt the desire to break from the past. Appel's particular need was to create new images of man. Born in the Netherlands, where he'd studied academic art in Amsterdam before the war, Appel organized a group of artists from Copenhagen, Brussels, and Amsterdam (CoBrA) and they published a manifesto in Paris, declaring that their art would be "no longer merely a construction of color and lines, but an animal, a night, a scream, a human being, or all together," and their inspiration would come from the art of prehistory, children, Eskimos, and Vikings.
"Focus: The Figure"--Denver Art Museum, 8/9/2008 - 2/2011

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College Basketball Roundup : Kentucky Falls to 3-5 After Losing to Bowling Green in Tournament
From Associated Press
Darrell McLane hit 3 3-pointers and Joe Gregory 2 in the second half to rally Bowling Green to a 56-54 victory over Kentucky in the first round of the Kentucky Invitational basketball tournament Friday night at Lexington, Ky.
Bowling Green (5-2) will face Arkansas State (6-1) in tonight's championship game. Arkansas State defeated Marshall, 81-73.
Kentucky (3-5), losing in the opening round for only the third time in the 36 years of its tourney, will meet Marshall (2-2) in the consolation game.
Bowling Green, which trailed, 32-22, at halftime, used an aggressive man-to-man defense in the second half to hold Kentucky to 26.7% shooting.
Gregory, who scored 12 of his 15 points in the second half, gave Bowling Green the lead for good at 47-44 on a 3-pointer with 6:35 left in the game.
McLane paced Bowling Green with 16 points, while Lamon Pippin added 12.
Reggie Hanson topped Kentucky with 14 points, followed by Richie Farmer with 12 and Chris Mills with 11.
Arkansas State was led by forward John Tate, who scored a career-high 35 points, including 6 during a 13-2 run in the opening minutes of the second half. He made 10 of 11 shots in the first half.
Andy Paul Williamson topped Marshall with 19 points, followed by John Humphrey with 16.
Seton Hall 78, Fordham 64--Gerald Greene hit 5 of 5 3-pointers and scored a career-high 22 points as the No. 17 Pirates (9-0) won in New York.
Daryll Walker had 17 points and 11 rebounds, and Andrew Gace, a two-time Olympian from Australia, scored 16 for Seton Hall.
Joe Paterno scored 24 points for Fordham (3-3).
Missouri 81, Eastern Washington 68--Doug Smith scored 14 points for the No. 10 Tigers in the first round of the Walsworth tournament at Columbia, Mo.
Missouri got off to a slow start and could not shake the Eagles, who hit 5 of 9 3-point shots in the first half, including one by David Peed with 4:25 left in the half that pulled Eastern Washington within 3 at 30-27.
Missouri then went on to outscore the Eagles, 16-4, and take a 46-31 lead at halftime.
Eastern Washington (2-6) was led by Peed with a game-high 27 points.
Ohio U. 90, Drexel 78--Paul Graham scored 29 points as the Bobcats (3-3) advanced to tonight's championship game against Missouri in the Walsworth tournament.
John Rankin scored a tournament-record 36 points for the Dragons (1-6).
Iowa State 88, Mitsubishi Electric 84--The Cyclones overcame an 81-78 deficit with 4 minutes left to defeat the surprising Japanese team in the Phenix NCAA Ball tournament at Tokyo.
Former UCLA and NBA forward James Wilkes of Mitsubishi led all scorers with 32 points and had 15 rebounds.
Victor Alexander led Iowa State with 30 points.
Bradley 94, Southern Mississippi 86--Paul Wilson and Luke Jackson each scored 25 points for the Braves (2-2) in the opener of the Phenix NCAA Ball tournament.
Randy Pettus led Southern Mississippi (1-3) with 26 points.
Maine 82, USIU 67--Matt Rossignol scored 24 points and Dean Smith had 22 to lead the Black Bears (2-5) in the first round of the Dartmouth Men's Winter tournament at Hanover, N.H.
USIU (3-7) was led by Paul Wilson with 11 points, followed by Gary Williams and Demetrius Lafitte with 10 apiece.
Miami 102, Long Island 66--Eric Brown and Dennis Burns had 30 and 20 points, respectively, and Joe Wylie had 14 points and 14 rebounds for the Hurricanes (4-2) at Miami.
Freddie Burton had 16 points for the Blackbirds (1-7).
St. Mary's 92, Idaho State 48--Erick Newman and Robert Haugen scored 14 points apiece for the Gaels (7-0), who led, 43-18, at halftime at Pocatello, Ida.
Steven Garrity led the Bengals (2-6) with 16 points.


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The past few weeks have deepened my already profound appreciation for the co-operative structure and the stakeholders who make this wonderful organization.
I am amazed by the resiliency of our local food system. Two weeks ago, demand for groceries doubled overnight and crippled our national supply chain. In WNY, and beyond, grocery shelves were bare. But amid the empty shelves at the co-op were full complements of items from local producers and suppliers. BreadHive called on day two of the panic. "We have more capacity now with our café closed. Would you like to double your order?" Yes, please. Our produce department stayed stocked because of our partnership with James Desiderio Inc, our dairy case with Upstate Farms milk, and our meat case with Freebird chicken and Stand Fast beef. Most grocery chains create efficiency by having everything shipped through a single warehouse. But in a time of crisis, it was the co-op's diverse and local network that helped to keep our community fed.
I am inspired by the work of our dedicated staff. A day after our staff were thrust to the front lines of exposure, one staff member told me, "I feel so blessed to be able to do this work right now. I feel like we're providing people with a resource they need." Co-op staff have always been a big part of the lifeblood of the business, and never more so than right now. Our staff have risen to every challenge over the past few weeks. The co-op is taking steps to support them during this challenging time, including a job-protected voluntary leave program and resources through our employee assistance program. It means a lot that you have recognized their work through daily words of appreciation.
I am humbled by the strength of our community. Buffalo is known as the city of good neighbors, and the co-op is a community of people who have come together around access to food. Our customers have been gracious and appreciative of all the new rules we have put in place. I've spoken with several customers who were shopping for friends or family who are immunocompromised or self-quarantined. We are stronger together, and a crisis like this makes that all the more evident.
I'd like to leave you with a message I received from the Democracy Collaborative: "By standing together, in our work, and our values, and our communities, we are not alone."
I hope you and your loved ones are safe and well in these exceedingly trying times.
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Q: Covert nested list in dictionaries(every element in list had to be a key in dictionary) I have trouble converting the nested list into dictionaries.
For example nested list with [[5, 0], [6, 0], [7, 1, 0], [8, 1, 0], [9, 1]]. I hope to get a result of
{5:[0], 6:[0], 0:[5,6,7,8,1], 1:[7,8,9], 7:[1,0], 8:[1,0], 9:[1]}

I have tried method such as using nested for loop and list comprehension but can't achieve the above solution.
Is there any way that I can achieve such results?

A: Imo, you're looking for permutations which are implemented in itertools:
from collections import defaultdict
from itertools import permutations

lst = [[5, 0], [6, 0], [7, 1, 0], [8, 1, 0], [9, 1]]

dd = defaultdict(set)

for sublst in lst:
    for key, value in permutations(sublst, 2):
        dd[key].add(value)

print(dd)

This yields
defaultdict(<class 'set'>, {5: {0}, 0: {1, 5, 6, 7, 8}, 6: {0}, 7: {0, 1},
                            1: {0, 8, 9, 7}, 8: {0, 1}, 9: {1}})

A: I managed to make this but the complexity of the algorithm is O(n^3). May be there is a way to do it with a lower complexity but I didn't find how to.
mylist = [[5, 0], [6, 0], [7, 1, 0], [8, 1, 0], [9, 1]]
dictionnary = {}
for l in mylist:
    # For each list, select one element and iterate through all
    # the list's elements in order to populate the dict.
    for currentElem in l:
        for otherElem in l:
            if currentElem != otherElem:
                # create the key and empty list if not exists
                if currentElem not in dictionnary.keys():
                    dictionnary[currentElem] = []
                # add value to key only if not already there
                if otherElem not in dictionnary[currentElem]:
                    dictionnary[currentElem].append(otherElem)

print(dictionnary)

Generated output:

{5: [0], 0: [5, 6, 7, 1, 8], 6: [0], 7: [1, 0], 1: [7, 0, 8, 9], 8:
[1, 0], 9: [1]}

This is pretty much what you want except for the key 1. Either it's a typo in your post or I didn't managed to do what you want.

A: My algorithm produces sorted output, both dict keys and list-values are sorted.
Algorithm complexity is O(N * M) where N is total count of numbers and M is the average sub-list length.
Try it online!
def to_dict(l):
    d = {}
    for e0 in l:
        s = set(e0)
        for e1 in s:
            if e1 not in d:
                d[e1] = set()
            d[e1].update(s - {e1})
    return dict(sorted([(k, sorted(v)) for k, v in d.items()]))

print(to_dict([[5, 0], [6, 0], [7, 1, 0], [8, 1, 0], [9, 1]]))

Output:
{0: [1, 5, 6, 7, 8], 1: [0, 7, 8, 9], 5: [0], 6: [0], 7: [0, 1], 8: [0, 1], 9: [1]}

A: arr = [[5, 0], [6, 0], [7, 1, 0], [8, 1, 0], [9, 1]]
my_dict = {}
for i in arr:
  for j in range(len(i)):
    if i[j] in my_dict.keys():
      temp = set(i[:j] + i[j+1:])
      temp_2 = set(my_dict[i[j]])
      new_temp = temp - temp_2
      my_dict[i[j]] += new_temp
    else:
      my_dict[i[j]] = i[:j] + i[j+1:]

print(my_dict)

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My Unfamiliar Family: Episode 10 – Recap
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Too often, we craft explanations and create expectations about the people around us: why they act the way they do, how they would feel when they learn about a particular thing, and whatnot. But when reality presents itself differently, it is sometimes harder to deconstruct the story in our heads than it is to accept the truth. This episode shows the family's struggle in dealing with the unfamiliar.
The second family
Last episode ended with Young-sik and his son, Young-kyu arriving at the house, to the entire family's shock. Young-kyu hugs Eun-joo after she picks up his ball but Young-sik calls him back. Sang-sik thinks they should all know each other since they are all family but is quick to say that it's not what they think it is. He admits that he's had two families his whole life; he hid his second family for the sake of his first family. Jin-sook stops him because talking about it in front of the kids is shameless. Young-sik tries to correct the misconception but Sang-sik wants to be the one to talk about it.
He recounts the summer of 94, when he was driving late at night and he hit Young-sik as a kid with his car. Young-sik's grandma thanked him for covering their medical bills. However, he knew this was something he should have gone to jail for had they reported him to the police. To atone for this, he kept supporting them as Young-sik grew up, which explains why he suddenly gave only half his earnings to Joon-sik at some point.
In the present, Young-sik says that he went to Incheon to find his son's mom and Sang-sik is looking for a place to stay for the three of them. Young-sik doesn't understand this since he's now seen that Sang-sik lives in a nice place (obviously, because Jin-sook is selling the apartment). Sang-sik cuts him off and announces that he will now live with Young-sik and Young-kyu since he needs to take responsibility his whole life. To everyone's surprise, Ji-woo is the first to speak, saying that he barely saw Sang-sik his whole life, and runs to his room. Sang-sik tells Young-sik and Young-kyu to wait for him in the car while he follows Ji-woo to his room.
Sang-sik explains to Ji-woo that Young-sik was bullied because of his leg, which got hurt because of the accident. Ji-woo should know better than to be jealous of Young-sik but Ji-woo thinks that Sang-sik has done enough. He grew old and tired because he tried to do what's right. Sang-sik, however, begs to differ and thinks that his life is just beginning, as he invites Ji-woo to go hiking with him. Jin-sook interrupts by saying that Eun-joo is leaving.
As he sees his daughters out and they both remain silent, Sang-sik asks why they don't seem to have anything to say to him. Is he that worthless to them? Eun-hee, ever the mediator, wants to get her thoughts together before saying anything. Eun-joo, however, is blunt, even more so with the revelation about her real father. She tells him to do whatever he wants but what he should have done back then was to call the police back then and to talk to Jin-sook. She thinks that he did what he did because it was the cheapest and easiest thing to do. She asks why he took responsibility for something he couldn't handle. The last point is almost a parallel to what she felt happened with her, how Sang-sik took responsibility as her father and Jin-sook's husband, when he couldn't do it right. He apologizes to each of his daughters. Eun-joo walks out and Eun-hee follows her.
Jin-sook gives Sang-sik the money that he saved for Eun-joo but he refuses. Jin-sook thinks he should've just told her and not dragged the kids into it. Sang-sik says that it feels cathartic and he doesn't know why he was so scared to do it all these years. Jin-sook says he made her misunderstand him all these years; if this was his way of trying to get even with her? Sang-sik wants her to just keep hating him and throws the bank book to the floor.
A few days later, Sang-Sik's friend remarks that Sang-sik started working hard again and he says that he always had to because he was supporting two families. On the other hand, Jin-Sook and her patient talk about their husbands. The patient reveals that when Mr. Yoo was teaching, he was abusive towards the kids. She's envious of Sang-sik because he was sweet to the kids.
Jin-sook visits Sang-sik at a restaurant. She warns him that he shouldn't frown or raise his voice as she gives him the bank account. She forces him to take it but he says he'll still send her money every month. Jin-sook refuses, saying that she supported him and doesn't need his money. She wouldn't have been ready to "graduate from marriage" if she didn't have plans. She is mad that he never told her about the accident. He counters by saying that she has her secrets too: when Eun-joo's father came to the wedding, he assumed they've been in touch all these years. Jin-sook throws the fruit on the floor in anger.
[Honestly, the reveal about the "second family" felt anti-climactic. I mean, I get it, it was a nice twist than going for the predictable and it does leave room for the family to have a reconciliation and to try to understand each other better. I guess I can't get behind the fact that he chose to have his wife think that he was cheating on her all this time than to fess up to the accident. Maybe it was for revenge, sure, but he also could have just asked her why she left home back then. I'm not really a fan of almost 30 years of misunderstanding and communication that could have been resolved with a few tough conversations. Which is why I applaud Eun-joo for being the exact opposite of her parents and speaking her mind.]
The end of a sham
As Eun-hee drives Eun-joo home from their family meeting, Eun-hee says that she understands Sang-sik now. Eun-joo stands by what she said but doesn't want to argue further. Eun-hee tries to fish from Eun-joo when she plans to let Sang-sik know that she knows the truth. Eun-joo brushes her off and says that she'll handle it. Eun-joo feels bad for Ji-woo because he never had a father. When they reach Eun-joo's place, Eun-hee gives her older sister a gift but Eun-joo doesn't seem to appreciate it.
Tae-hyung is waiting for her and he scolds her for forgetting her medication. Eun-joo flashes back to when Young-kyu hugged her, breaking down when she thinks that their child would have been the same age if not for the miscarriage. She realizes that she needs to stop acting like she's okay and that she can never forgive Tae-hyung.
The following morning, Eun-joo arrives to a meal prepared by Tae-hyung in the apartment and she hears him yelling at his mother over the phone. As they eat, she puts the chocolates that Eun-hee gave her on the table, saying it's her sister's way of saying that she doesn't want to fight. Tae-hyung understands, that Eun-hee doesn't want to use the words. Eun-joo agrees, and draws a parallel between the change in her relationship with Eun-hee and the change in their own relationship: how Tae-hyung is now starting to take care of her. She talks about Sang-sik, how he must've felt comfortable around Eun-hee but cautious around her, because she's not his child. She ends their talk by saying that she wants to end the marriage.
Finally, Eun-joo pays a visit to her mother-in-law. She tells her that they'll get an amicable divorce and that there's no changing either of their minds, so she shouldn't bother pressuring Tae-hyung. When she gets home, Eun-joo tells Tae-hyung that she saw his mother and it seems like she wants to get revenge, saying that the divorce wouldn't just be between them.
The beginning of something else… maybe?
The episode opens with Chan-hyuk reading Eun-hee's text about checking up on Eun-joo. He calls her and tells her about their college friends who dropped by but receives no response. Eun-hee says that she hates herself (this was after her fight with Eun-joo last episode). He tells her there's nothing she can do about it and that she has to move on. To make her laugh, he reminds her of the letter she wrote him in the military but she denies any knowledge of it. After they hang up, he retrieves the letter and reads it again: "She lied with such sincerity." But he's getting giddy while reading it. Eun-hee then remembers what she wrote and wants to die from embarrassment. She thinks of how Chan-hyuk used to take pictures and that's what she thought of while writing the letter.
Back to the present, Chan-hyuk is tidying himself up and the apartment in anticipation of his visitor. Gun-joo arrives and gives him a bunch of photo books as a gift. Gun-joo says that Eun-hee wanted to get Golden Goose studio as their photography company, even if they're working with someone else. Chan-hyuk says they should stay with their old company, but the author wants to use their pictures. Gun-joo informs Chan-hyuk that Eun-hee didn't proceed with the contract as she didn't want things to be personal but Gun-joo personally delivers the contract to him. They have a conversation about Eun-hee being a good writer. Gun-joo thinks Chan-hyuk should encourage her to be a writer and brings up the time she won an award and Chan-hyuk was the one who came with her. After a while, they realize that Eun-hee is the only thing they have in common. Seo-young runs into Gun-joo as he heads out of Chan-hyuk's studio, and admits that she came back to see who was in his marriage meeting. She accepts that he'll never like her and he says that he's like a sister to her.
The following day, Eun-hee sees Chan-hyuk in front of her office and he tells her about Gun-joo giving him the contract last night. They play around about signing the contract but get to business and act professional when Gun-joo arrives. Eun-joo calls in the middle of the meeting to meet up with Chan-hyuk, which takes him surprise but he agrees to it anyway. Eun-hee tells him that Eun-joo and Ji-woo both feel down after their family meeting. He tells Eun-hee that he'll call her after dinner with Eun-joo.
The two of them go to the park and playfully take pictures. She observes him and finds herself drawn to him. He tells her that Gun-joo seems to care a lot about her and that the reason he treats Jin-woo like a brother and is polite to Eun-joo is because of Eun-hee; she is more important to him than her two siblings. Eun-hee thinks that it's the perfect profession of friendship, and has conflicting emotions about it. She plays it off as a joke and they start bantering.
When she returns to the office, Eun-hee calls Gun-joo out for getting involved with Chan-hyuk under the guise of work. Suddenly, she gets a text from Ha-ra and they meet up. Ha-ra informs her that she is going back to the US and wonders why Eun-hee didn't even contact him the whole week. Before leaving, Ha-ra drops several bombshells about Gun-joo. First, he used to cheat slightly when they were together. Second, Gun-joo went back to Korea to close their branch, and that he'll be returning to the US soon. Finally, she reveals that they slept together that last night. Eun-hee remains unperturbed. Ha-ra, as a last ditch attempt to insult Eun-hee, wants her to give him his phone. She refuses, saying she doesn't want to get involved anymore.
Eun-hee drinks alone at a bar later that night. Gun-joo is still in the office, and finds Eun-hee's keys on her desk. He thinks about what Eun-hee said, how she worked late all week when he was gone. So yes, she was waiting for him. Kyeong-ok shows up at Gun-joo's office and gives him his phone, but not before throwing him judgmental looks.
Chan-hyuk meets Eun-joo at a rooftop bar. Since a photographer usually sees and hears things during a wedding, she asks him what he saw and heard on her wedding day. He tells her about some bridesmaids who asked for pictures, which turn out to be Eun-joo's old friends. They treated her like family, but she never talked about her own family with them. She feels like Chan-hyuk found out about her scars and emotions that she never told anyone just through his pictures. He thinks it would be good for Eun-joo to talk to those friends again, because sometimes friends are better than family.
She tells him that Eun-hee used to like him because Eun-hee usually draws a line when she likes someone. As the middle child, she put herself down a lot so she doesn't go for someone who she thinks is out of her league. Eun-joo thinks she needs to mature and get over that complex. Chan-hyuk seems taken aback by the revelation.
After dinner, Chan-hyuk calls Eun-hee and realizes that she's drunk. He figures out where she is and tries to take the drinks away from her. She talks about the pictures of Eun-joo that she sent him when he was in the military, saying how Eun-joo looked pretty. Chan-hyuk argues that Eun-hee is pretty in the pictures he took of her too. They reminisce about the time Chan-hyuk accompanied her to her award ceremony and the stroll they had after. She tells him that she started seeing him as a guy after that night but he ruined it when he spread her pictures to other guys in the class. Chan-hyuk jokes that he feels dumped even though they didn't date and stops her from drinking. Feeling nostalgic, he takes her to the place where they walked together that night back in college. Their eyes meet. He walks up to her and stands close. The episode ends.
They're going to kiss. But then this show has the tendency of leading us to expect the obvious and then pulling back after the cliffhanger. I've decided to just roll with this one despite my earlier reservations, because it is where the show is obviously heading. I was for team Eun-joo and Chan-hyuk (if that existed) but they're obviously not compatible. And I want my queen, Eun-joo to be happy. Still, my standard for best friends-to-lovers-with-long-term-pining is Ik-jun and Song-hwa from Hospital Playlist, and Chan-hyuk and Eun-hee fall short of that.
I do hope Eun-joo gets her revenge though. I can understand how trapped Tae-hyung felt but it doesn't excuse how shitty he treated Eun-joo. She deserves to win, for once.
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Cambodia Lags Behind Many UN Development Goals
Men Kimseng
Cambodian villagers for countryside line up as wait for a medical check-up outside the children hospital of Kuntha Bopha, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Wednesday, July 11, 2012. A deadly form of a common childhood illness has been linked to many of the mysteri
WASHINGTON DC —
Cambodia has managed to reduce poverty in many parts of the country. But the country is falling behind on many of its UN development goals, as the deadline for the goals fast approaches.
There are eight so-called Millennium Development Goals, aimed at improving living standards and health around the world. UN countries will report the progress of these goals in September.
Cambodia has managed to improve its economy, but its education, women's empowerment, child and mother health, and environmental sustainability are all lagging behind.
And while the poverty rate has been reduced to 18.9 percent, in 2012, exceeding its target of 19.5 percent, in some parts of the country it is still much higher. In Ratanakkiri province, for example, the rate is 28.6 percent.
"In the past few years we have been extremely successful in reducing poverty," said Theng Panhathun, director general of Ministry of Planning. "This is the reason why the UN has recognized Cambodia as a role model in reducing poverty quickly and achieving many goals."
Many challenges remain, however. Cambodia has increased households using iodized salt, for example, but malnutrition among women and children remains high. Child labor is higher than the national target, 8 percent.
Children are also affected by poverty. Many drop out of school to seek work, including overseas, before Grade 9.
Government officials say they are working to make improvements.
Education Minister Hang Chuon Naron said in an interview he expects a 74 percent enrollment rate through Grade 9 soon. "We have achieved other indicators, like literacy, the net admission rate, and the elimination of gender disparity."
Unicef, meanwhile, points out that many of the nation's poor, indigenous or disabled are not receiving the same level of attention.
In terms of empowering women in public life, Cambodia is behind, as well. Not enough women are involved in politics. "They have set the targets, but why are these not achieved?" asked Thida Khus, director of the women's group Silaka. "This is because they don't have special means to ensure that women receive roles and opportunities to represent the people."
The government is aiming for 30 percent women in the legislature and 25 percent representation at the local level. It is only at 20 percent and 17.7 percent, respectively.
In environmental protections, Cambodia is also behind. Millennium Goal 7 aims at having 60 percent forest cover, and many experts challenge the government's estimates that it had retained 57.59 percent cover by 2010. Satellite imagery from researchers at the University of Maryland, for example, show continued loss of cover—7 percent from 2000 to 2012.
In land titling, the government's plans are stalled. The goal was to have 65 percent of the land parcels with titles by the end of the year. The Ministry of Land Management claims to have distributed 3.8 million land titles—but rights groups say as many as 770,000 people have been victims of land grabs or forced evictions, something government reports do not take into account.
Still, Cambodia is ahead in some areas. It has successfully reduced its HIV/AIDS prevalence, down to .6 percent, more than a full point below its 2015 goal of 1.8 percent.
Safe water in urban areas reaches 80 percent of the population, a goal the government met four years ahead of schedule.
And Cambodia has been successful in mobilizing foreign development assistance, loans and grants—part of a goal to have richer nations play their part. Cambodia receives more than $1 billion annually, more than double what it received in 2001.
"This money has contributed to building big infrastructure that enables smooth traffic for commercial exchange and businesses," said Chan Sophal, director of the Center for Policy Studies. "This has led to 7 percent economic growth annually."
Chan Sophal said if the money were managed transparently the results could be better. "I'd say it would be more effective if the government used it more carefully, by paying close attention to quality and costs of the infrastructure built using the loan or official development assistance."
Meanwhile, the government appears to have lowered its goals in recent reports. Literacy for the young, between 15 and 24, once with a 100 percent goal, has been modified to 94.5 percent. Maternal mortality has been adjusted from 140 deaths per 100,000 live births to 250. Land titling has been adjusted down from 65 percent to 43 percent.
Theng Panhathun said the government is committed to achieving the remaining goals, even if it misses the 2015 deadline, "by putting in place a quick and winning framework."
That includes stable economic growth, improving human resources, protecting natural resources from development, promoting gender equity and increasing access to drinking water, he said.
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Q: AWS: Connections drops after scp to ec2 instance. Have to stop/start ec2 insdtance to reeconnect New to AWS:
I ssh into my ec2 instance without issue until I use scp to copy files from another Linux box. 5 seconds after the transfer the connection is closed and the ec2 instance needs to be stopped and started before I can ssh back into it. Reboot doesn't work it must stop and then start again.
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SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (PRESS RELEASE) -- It's not just bigger guarantees and the $500k Liberty Weekends that are attracting U.S.-based online poker players to Americas Cardroom. For the fourth straight month, Americas Cardroom has ranked first when it comes to payment processing, a feat that's being heralded as impressive given the concerns with cashing out from an online poker site post-Black Friday.
In a report released by Poker Affiliate Solutions on April 12, Americas Cardroom received an A rating for payment processing. Americas Cardroom was also awarded an A rating in March, up from an A- the month before.
The first-place ranking - the fourth in four months - puts Americas Cardroom at the top of the cashout reliability list. Other notable sites include Merge Gaming with a B rating, and Cake Poker with a D- rating.
According to the report, debit card withdrawals at Americas Cardroom take from 1-2 days, transfers are processed within 1-4 days, and check withdrawals are processed within 1-2 weeks.
The report noted that not only is payment processing at Americas Cardroom fast, but it's also incredibly consistent, month over month.
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When I used to eat a regular "healthy diet," low in fats and moderately high in sugars and starches, I would spend most of the afternoon falling asleep. Now I almost never eat refined sugar, and I eat very little starches, and I spend all day mentally clear and wide awake. I don't remember the last time I felt drowsy except at bed time.
Having high insulin sensitivity means that my body needs to produce only a very small amount of insulin to regulate my blood sugar, even when my blood sugar goes up a lot. I'm assuming that it can do this more rapidly and with more precision than when it just has to flood the body with insulin, as it does in a body that is insulin resistant and suffers from metabolic syndrome.
According to this theory, even in the face of an onslaught of blood sugar coming from food, my body is able to quickly and efficiently regulate my blood sugar to an effective and adaptive level, without overshooting and making me feel the sleepiness of low blood sugar.


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This summer's Big Read has been "The Terrible Thing That Happened to Barnaby Brocket" by John Boyne (The Boy in the Stripped Pyjamas). The aim of The Big Read is to get as many members of the college community to read the same book and then talk about it in and around college. This helps develop reading form pleasure as word of mouth is often the best way to stimulate interest.
"The Terrible Thing That Happened to Barnaby Brocket" is a light-hearted, warm and imaginative story which has wide appeal across different age groups and gender. It is about a young boy who is very different and has to face the challenges in life that come with being so different. Barnaby meets lots of "different" characters on his journey and the book makes the reader question what "normal" actually means.
"There's nothing unusual about the Brockets.
Boring, respectable and proud of it, they turn up their noses at anyone strange or different. But from the moment Barnaby Brocket comes into the world, he defies the laws of gravity – and FLOATS.


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TARGETED: President Barack Obama and comedian Kevin Hart
AFRICANGLOBE – Sony pictures has found itself embroiled in a fiery race row after a series of racist emails were leaked following an apparent cyber attack on the major Hollywood studio.
In one exchange between Sony Pictures chair Amy Pascal and film producer Scott Rudin they joked about the President Obama's race, claiming that he would prefer movies featuring Black actors.
The offensive conversation was sparked by Pascal's planned visit to a fundraising dinner held by DreamWorks Animation's Jeffrey Katzenberg, who is a major contributor to the Democratic Party.
The fundraising breakfast's guest of honour was President Obama.
Pascal asked Rudin: "What should I ask the president at this stupid Jeffrey breakfast?"
Rudin replied: "Would he like to finance some movies?"
Pascal then wrote: "I doubt it. Should I ask him if he liked DJANGO?"
Rudin replied with "12 Years", referring to Steve McQueen's slavery movie.
Pascal then cited several other films starring Black actors such as The Butler.
Rudin finished the exchange with: "Ride-along. I bet he likes Kevin Hart."
According to a report on BuzzFeed the emails formed part of the November 24 cyber attack on Sony Pictures.
LEAKED EMAILS: Film producer Scott Rudin and Sony Pictures chair Amy Pascal
Kevin Hart, a popular comedian and actor, became the target of another leaked exchange between Sony Pictures studio executive Clint Culpepper, Pascal and Sony Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton and was allegedly branded a "money wh**e".
Culpepper complained that Hart made up to $7 million for his last two Sony films, yet when he was asked to tweet out a plug for latest release, believed to be Think Like a Man Too, his agent declined because he felt his client's expertise in social media was worth additional money.
"I'm not saying he's a whore, but he's a whore," Culpepper is believed to written in the offending email, according to Gawker.
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"If he doesn't do his normal routine, his film will not open as well and his brand will appear diminished and he will- in fact – be fu**ing himself because we have his next 2 immediate films. And then there's the social media precedent we're setting…especially in light of the fact that Channing [Tatum] is at the same agency."
According to BuzzFeed Sony declined to comment and Rudin did not respond to their questions. Both Hart and President Obama have remained silent about the latest leak on social media platforms.
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AMSTERDAM--The future of construction may involve robots capable of 3-D printing structures out of thin air.
That's if MX3D robot designer Joris Laarman has anything to do with it.
Already capable of laying their own tracks and printing molten metal in mid-air, Laarman's MX3D machines are going to attempt to build an intricately designed walking bridge in 2017.
MX3D Bridge / YouTube
This visualization is a rendering of what the MX3D robots' bridge-building project will look like.
"We thought to ourselves: What is the most iconic thing we could print in public that would show off what our technology is capable of?" Laarman told Fast Company.
"This being the Netherlands, we decided a bridge over an old city canal was a pretty good choice. Not only is it good for publicity, but if MX3D can construct a bridge out of thin air, it can construct anything."
Bridging Some Gaps
In the fall of 2017, Laarman will take his robots to the edge of an Amsterdam canal, turn them on, and let them do their work. Two months later, the robots will have finished printing their 24-foot-long, intricately designed bridge.
Or, so he hopes.
MX3D / Adrian De Groot
The MX3D six-axis robots can design intricate structures in mid-air using a composite steel material while making their own tracks across open spaces. In 2017, the robots will use that technology to attempt to build a walking bridge over an Amsterdam canal.
Although MX3D has demonstrated that its six-axis robots can build sculptures in mid-air, the company's designers and engineers will not know how well their systems can accomplish the bridge-building project until they actually try it.
"Robots tend to assume that the universe is made of absolutes, even though that's not true," said Maurice Conti, the head of project partner Autodesk's applied research lab, in an interview with Fast Company. "So we need to program them to have real-time feedback loops and adapt in real-time, without even being told to."
In addition to compensating for the mistakes that sometimes happen with 3-D printing even in stable lab conditions, Laarman and his team have to build a robot that can withstand a real-world environment.
For example, the machines will have to be able to adjust to temperature fluctuations and possible vandalism that could occur as a result of leaving a robot in a public place.
Design on the Go
In fact, the MX3D robots are all about overcoming challenges. Their tasks are more like welding than 3-D printing.
MX3D's Joris Laarman explains the process behind developing robots that will build a walking bridge over an Amsterdam canal.
The robots don't use a printer bed as most 3-D printers do, and they don't have an existing printer track. Instead, they build their own tracks, which allows them to move horizontally, vertically and diagonally. An MX3D machine can cross gaps and empty spaces simply by printing itself a new track.
The material that the robots will "print" to build the bridge is different from that of most 3-D printers, too. They usually print with plastic or resin, but Laarman's robots will use a new steel composite designed by the Delft University of Technology.
Despite being a composite, the material is as strong as regular steel.
MX3D / Joris Laarman
Although Laarman has demonstrated that his machines can build sturdy structures in a lab, he will have to overcome real-world obstacles—such as fluctuating temperatures and possible vandalism—to complete the bridge project.
That means that not only can the robots create a sturdy bridge, but they eventually could be used to construct buildings and other structures.
"Imagine some day in the future, just going somewhere, dropping off a robot, and coming back two months later to have this huge piece of infrastructure there, without any human intervention at all!" said Conti.
Tagged categories: Bridges; Commercial Construction; Robotics
Comment from Tom Schwerdt, (6/24/2015, 8:18 AM)
Looks really neat - please follow up when the project starts, and when it is finished, particularly any challenges they had to overcome (specifications? safety? Power onsite? et cetera) - I'm hoping that by the time the bridge is started they get a bit better control over the process so that the strands are less lumpy. Should give a noticeably better strength-to-weight ratio. A time lapse of the bridge construction would be great as well.
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Warsaw School of Economics is the oldest economic university in Poland. It started its activity in1906 with the foundation of August Zieliński's Private Courses of Commerce for Men at a time whenPoland was being divided by Russia, Prussia and Austria. The founder of the School, August Zieliński,managed to obtain the permission of the Russian authorities for opening courses, which, in fact, provid-ed academic lectures in the Polish language. During World War I, with the consent of the occupyingGerman authorities, the courses were acknowledged as "Handelshochschule", i.e. the Higher School ofCommerce (HSC). However, it was not until Poland regained independence in 1918 that it became pos-sible to give the School a more academic look. One year later, the authorities approved the statute ofthe HSC by giving it full rights of a university. During World War II the school operated in conspiracy.
After the end of the war in 1945, classes were resumed in the library building, which was kept intact.In June 1949, communist authorities nationalised the university and transformed it into the CentralSchool of Planning and Statistics. The "socialist shape" imposed on the university by communists wasaimed at creating an institution for educating official personnel, which was adjusted to the needs of acentrally planned and managed economy. Despite numerous limitations and obligations, the so-calledscience schools managed to develop, such as those of Aleksy Wakar and Michał Kalecki, which at thattime were an avant-garde of economic thought. By the end of the period of the Polish People'sRepublic, the need for a thorough reform of the school became discernible. The conditions to conductthem appeared in 1990 in the wake of the general transformation of the state.
On 5 April 1991, the university returned to its previous name of the Warsaw School of Economics –"Szkoła Główna Handlowa w Warszawie" which literally translates from Polish as the "Main Schoolof Commerce". New authorities commenced the transformation of the School. The teaching processwas computerised and modernised and contacts were established with the best economic schools inEurope and around the world. Students were given the opportunity to choose lecturers and shape theirown programme of studies.


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Matthew Boulton was an eighteenth century industrial pioneer and manufacturer
14th September 1728, New Hall Walk, Snow Hill, Birmingham, England.
Son of Matthew Boulton senior the manufacturer of buckles and metal "toys" and Christiana Piers. One of four children of parents formerly of Chester.
Reverend John Hausted's Academy in Deritend, Birmingham. Left school at 14 to become a partner with his father.
Chronology/Biography of Matthew Boulton:
1745: Boulton entered his father's business.
1759: Death of his father leaving him his manufacturing business.
1760: Matthew Boulton represented the buckle makers of England before a House of Commons Committee. Began manufacturing Sheffield plate which was a process of laying a thin layer of silver on base metal.
Sarehole Mill, Hall Green, Birmingham was used by Boulton before he moved to Handsworth.
JRR Tolkien also found inspiration here at a later date (copyright Anthony Blagg)
1761: He leased land at Handsworth and began building the Soho Manufactory in Birmingham, which consisted of workshops, warehouses and dwellings for the workmen. Soho House itself was built in 1757.
1762: Boulton began to build the Soho Works. Started in partnership with John Fothergill to help him export products to Europe.
Soho House, Handsworth, Birmingham (copyright Anthony Blagg)
1766: Completion of the Soho Manufactory and restoration of Soho House. Foundation of the Lunar Society which met at Boulton's house. Legend has it that the name came from the practice of holding meetings on evenings of the full moon so visitors good see their way home. The Society was originally founded by Boulton and Erasmus Darwin but later included such notables as James Watt, Benjamin Franklin and Josiah Wedgwood. Began manufacturing items in ormolu as well as jewellery, 'toys' (items such as gilded snuff boxes), Sheffield plate and sterling silver tableware. Boulton and his wife move into Soho House for the first time. Boulton had a tea house built in the garden for visitors to take tea after their visit to the factory which became one of the wonders of the modern world. He began to count amongst his friends eminent people such as Sir Joseph Banks, Benjamin Franklin, Sir William Herschel and Sarah Siddons.
1767: First visit of James Watt to the Soho works even though Boulton wasn't present on his occasion. Boulton's interests were wide and he was largely self taught. He studied chemistry, meteorology, astronomy, medicine, electricity, the arts and classics as well as music.
1768: Watt meets Boulton. His daughter Anne is born on 29th January. He is placed on the General Hospital Committee, which has the task of organising the first of the Birmingham Music Festivals.
The Dining Room at Soho House where Lunar Society meetings were held (copyright Anthony Blagg)
1769: First patent between Boulton and Watt for a steam engine. Boulton later seeks an extension of this patent until 1800 which was to give the pair a significant commercial advantage.
1770: Birth of son Mathew Robinson Boulton.
1770's: Matthew Boulton began the first minting of coins to give a standard weight and design.
1772: The botanist Joseph Banks takes some glass earrings designed by Boulton with him on Captain Cook's circumnavigation of the globe. These are meant as bartering goods to gibe to the natives.
1773: Opening of the Birmingham Assay Office which speeded up the process of officially marking silver in the area after a campaign by Boulton.
1774: Watt moved to Birmingham.
1775: He entered into a partnership with James Watt to build and market Watt's steam pump. Not long after they were joined by another Scot William Murdoch.
1781: Partnership with Fothergill dissolved due to heavy financial losses.
1783: Elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
1785: Matthew Boulton elected Fellow of the Royal Society.
1788: He invented a new process of manufacturing coins which made them more difficult to counterfeit.
1790: Soho House is improved by James and Samuel Wyatt.
1792: Matthew Boulton became a Member of the Society of Civil Engineers.
Boulton's Study at Soho House (copyright Anthony Blagg)
1793: Boulton becomes Chairman of the Birmingham Theatre Proprietors Committee.
1794: Becomes High Sherriff of Staffordshire.
1795: Formation of the company Boulton, Watt and Sons. Opening of the Soho Foundry in Smethwick.
1796: Richard Trevithick visits the Soho Foundry after the opening of a purpose built steam engine manufactory. Began the remodeling of Soho House. Boulton and Watt steam engines are soon being exported to all parts of the world.
1797: The Royal Mint gives him a contract to make copper coinage at Soho Manufactory.
1800: Matthew Boulton became a proprietor of the Royal Institution.
1805: Boulton strikes a commemorative medal for sailors who fought at the Battle of Trafalgar.
1756 to Mary Robinson a distant cousin and daughter of a Lichfield mercer. (died 1759)
1760 to Mary's sister Anne who drowned in the swimming pool at Soho House, it is said because she couldn't cope with the scandal.
Statue of Matthew Boulton, James Watt and William Murdoch in Broad Street, Birmingham
(copyright Anthony Blagg)
17th August 1809, Birmingham, England of kidney failure.
St. Mary's Church, Handsworth, Birmingham, England.
BIRMINGHAM:
Soho House, Handsworth. (Part of Birmingham City Museums).
Ornamental Work at Saltram House, Devon. National Trust.
KENT:
The Historic Dockyard, Chatham,14 New Road, Chatham, Kent ME4 4QR
The museum has one of Matthew Boulton's Trafalgar medals which was issued to Francis Graham, a gunner on H.M.S. Minatour.
MIDDLESEX:
Kew Bridge Steam Museum, Green Dragon Lane, Brentford, TW8 0EN holds a Cornish Engine.


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Maine sheriff's deputy fatally shot; suspect at large
by Craig | Apr 25, 2018 | eNews | 0 comments
NORRIDGEWOCK, Maine — A Maine man killed a sheriff's deputy, stole his cruiser and robbed a convenience store early Wednesday, triggering an intensive manhunt in a rural town in central Maine.
Aircraft and armored vehicles were seen around Norridgewock and schools were locked down as officers from federal, state and local law enforcement officials search for a 29-year-old man who remained on the loose after abandoning the stolen cruiser, state police told reporters Wednesday.
Somerset County Cpl. Sheriff Eugene Cole was killed at about 1:45 a.m. on U.S. Route 2 in Norridgewock about 60 miles (96 kilometers) west of Bangor, state police said. His cruiser was driven to a Cumberland Farms store, which was robbed.
Several Somerset County officers arrived on scene within 10 minutes and the car was found abandoned shortly after 5 a.m. in another part of the town. It wasn't known if the man was driving another vehicle.
Police identified the suspect as 29-year-old John Williams, of Madison, Maine. They say he is 5-foot-6, 120 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair in a ponytail.
Republican Maine Gov. Paul LePage expressed his "deepest condolences" the Cole's family in a tweet .
"If you live in Somerset County and the surrounding area, please cooperate with law enforcement and stay safe," he said.
Thoughts are with the loved ones & colleagues of Corporal Eugene Cole. He was shot & killed in the line of duty this morning. @WMTWTV pic.twitter.com/M6SNvHOaJq
— Tyler Cadorette (@TylerC_WMTW) April 25, 2018
#BREAKING: #Maine officials say sheriff's deputy shot and killed this morning; Suspect then stole fully-marked sheriff's cruiser, committed a theft and ditched the car; Suspect still at-large, considered "armed and dangerous" #LiveDesk pic.twitter.com/66PWpvo2vw
— Dan Snyder (@DanSnyderFOX25) April 25, 2018
BREAKING: Maine State Police say it's all hands on deck right now searching for suspect who shot deputy. Suspect is John Williams of Madison. It is an active manhunt say everyone should be extremely careful. He is considered to be on foot and heavily armed @WGME pic.twitter.com/dZD0rBEBCY
— Lexie O'Connor (@LexieWGME) April 25, 2018
BREAKING Somerset County Deputies say suspect who shot deputy this morning still at large is considered to be armed and extremely dangerous @WGME pic.twitter.com/a8evglv1Ux
BREAKING A source confirms to @WGME that a Somerset County Sheriffs Deputy has been killed. pic.twitter.com/3X3qHLmGBQ


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Q: Rails print whitespace from controller I'd like to debug a variable @num in my Rails controller, so I'm evaluating
<%= @num %>

in my Rails view. However, I cannot distinguish between @num being '', ' ', and '  ' (and other different types of whitespace) when it's printed in the HTML. Is there any way to print it out clearly?

A: If you want to be really sure:
<%= @num.inspect %>

When @num = ' ' this should render:
" "

#inspect is great when you want to a representation of some object as a string.
If this is a complex object or large array or deep hash, I often prefer #to_yaml for inspection which lays it out in a somewhat readable format.
# controller
@foo = {:a => [:bar, :baz], :b => 123, :c => 'omg'}

# view

<%= @foo.to_yaml %>

# visible output
---
:b: 123
:c: omg
:a:
- :bar
- :baz

A:  <%=debug @num %>

Will format it in haml.
<%= @num.inspect %>

Will format it as "p" does.
See Debugging Rails Applications (rails guides)


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