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It's common for kids to sustain minor injuries when playing sports. But over the past decade, orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine doctor Alexis Colvin says she's seen a rise in the number of kids with overuse injuries as a result of specializing in one sport.
The remedy, according to Colvin, is simple: Put the fun back into sports, and let the kids play.
A Q&A with
Alexis Colvin, MD
When did you begin to notice an increase in sports-related injuries in children?
According to the CDC, more than 2.6 million children nineteen years old and younger are treated in the ER each year for sports- and recreation-related injuries. Over the past decade, I have noticed an incremental increase in sports-related injuries in children. One of the reasons for this increase is a rise in the number of kids who participate in one sport year-round.
There is also a greater awareness among physicians, coaches, and often trainers in terms of getting kids medical attention when they need it.
What are the most common injuries you see? How do they differ from other typical child sports-related injuries?
I primarily treat shoulder, hip, and knee injuries. The types of injuries that I see can be divided into those caused by trauma—such as a fall or getting hit—and those that are due to overuse.
We have seen an increasing number of injuries associated with overuse due to kids specializing in one sport all year. In adults, an overuse injury can result in tendonitis: The tendon forms the connection from the muscle to the bone, and when it is overused, the tendon can become inflamed, causing pain and limiting motion. Depending on the situation, it can sometimes tear.
In kids, because their bones are still growing, the area of their joints that is more susceptible to injury is the growth-plate section of the bone. As children grow, their growth plates are still open, making it the weaker area of the bone. An injury that would typically be tendonitis in an adult is more likely to be an injury to the growth plate—such as a stress fracture—in a kid. The problem with this is that if the growth plate is permanently disrupted, this could affect the size or alignment of the bone or joint and potentially affect other structures, such as the cartilage.
Why do you think you're seeing an increase in sports-related injuries in kids?
There are a number of contributing factors. A main one is the societal pressure placed on kids to focus on one sport all year round, with the idea that that's the only way to excel in any sport. I see children participating in the same sport year-round and sometimes even playing on multiple teams within the same season.
There are a number of risks involved in doing this with a primary one being that children are not given enough time to rest and recover, which could make them more likely to sustain an injury.
Children need time to rest and recover both physically and mentally.
How do you approach treating young kids?
Working with a parent or guardian is always a very important part of a child's treatment. I work with them to try to figure out if the child's motivations and goals are similar to the parent or guardian's, because they may not be. It's also important to talk to their coaches and trainers and anyone involved in that child's athletic development. Ultimately, we want to make sure that the child is healthy. If the player is not healthy, then they can't practice, they can't compete, and they can't play. It's doing everyone a disservice if we are not doing the best thing that we can for the kid.
A lot of times, treatment is about listening closely to the kid, since we sometimes hear that they're being overtrained. It could also be that the kid doesn't really even want to play the sport. There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to treating kids, since you have to be able to figure out where everyone is coming from. Ultimately, we want to make sure that the kid is healthy.
Are parents fueling competition to push their children harder?
There are a number of factors in society that have led to an increase in competitiveness among parents in certain socioeconomic groups. It's not limited to athletic participation. It is also seen with academics and extra-curricular activities.
Again, it would be overly simplistic and incorrect to say that the only reason children are sustaining overuse injuries is that they are being pushed too hard. Often it's a lack of understanding of what is considered too much for that athlete in terms of training and competition. This is where I find the relationship with the child's parents, coaches, and trainers is key, so they can work as a team to either prevent an injury or help the athlete recover. If kids are playing sports and they're having fun and they happen to get an overuse injury, it doesn't necessarily mean that the parent was pushing them. It may just be: "Okay, we have to rethink how they are training and competing."
Does this emphasis on competitiveness in sports have any negative long-term effects?
When kids start an activity, they are looking to have fun. This is important both for them to become interested initially and for long-term participation. But when the competition aspect of the sport is emphasized, there is the potential to drive away the fun and, possibly, the interest in the sport. Some kids enjoy competition, but it's important to maintain a balance.
There have been some steps in the right direction. For instance, Little League Baseball limits the number of pitches a player can throw and mandates a certain number of rest days based on a child's age. The problem occurs when a child plays on multiple teams and no one is keeping track of the total number.
For kids who just want to play sports for fun, it's important to focus on helping them develop good, lifelong physical-activity habits. We want to avoid emphasizing competition before kids even have a chance to get interested in a sport. A strong sense of competition could potentially intimidate kids and cause them to opt out of playing sports as a result. This is especially true in elementary school. There are always kids who hit their growth spurts before other kids, and it becomes hard for others to keep up with that. Ultimately, we want people to develop good, lifelong habits with physical activity—and enjoying a sport at a young age is a great way to encourage that.
How can parents or guardians work to enforce a healthy balance between competitive sports and playing to have fun?
There are certainly two extremes in the US. As we see this increase in childhood sports-related injuries, there are also statistics showing that childhood obesity continues to increase, along with a number of related health problems.
On the one hand, we have those kids who need to be coaxed away from their social media and video games, and on the other hand, we have those kids who need to take a break from their overtraining. There is a happy medium, and we, as a society, need to focus on fostering healthy lifestyle habits.
Sadly, oftentimes, when schools lose funding, the first things to go are gyms or physical-activity programs. There are great health organizations that work to get kids moving and having fun while adopting healthy lifestyles. Sometimes there is a misconception that everything needs to be organized—as if kids need to be a part of a team to play a sport. But a lot of it is just getting kids outside, running around and playing games that don't necessarily need any special equipment.
We need more safe places for kids to play, and we need to teach them how to incorporate physical activity into their daily routines. Playing doesn't always have to be competitive. And changing the mentality around that to—incorporate physical activity into whatever it is that they like doing—may help.
Alexis Colvin, MD, is an orthopedic surgeon and a sports medicine doctor at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. She worked as a sports medicine doctor at the US Olympic Training Facility in Colorado Springs and was the first female team physician for the US Davis Cup team. Colvin is the chief medical officer for the US Open and previously served as the chief medical officer for the United States Tennis Association.
This article is for informational purposes only, even if and regardless of whether it features the advice of physicians and medical practitioners. This article is not, nor is it intended to be, a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment and should never be relied upon for specific medical advice. The views expressed in this article are the views of the expert and do not necessarily represent the views of goop.


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$7 per month Office 365 Personal subscription plan launches with iPad editing
Christian Zibreg on April 15, 2014
Microsoft last month released its native and rather nicely done Word, PowerPoint and Excel iPad apps as free downloads from the App Store. You're limited to using these apps to view Microsoft Office documents on your tablet as editing and creating new ones requires one of the many Office 365 subscriptions available.
The iPad apps launched with Microsoft's entry-level Office 365 Home subscription plan costing $9.99 per month. If you don't want to pay ten bucks per month just to edit Office documents, Microsoft now offers a more affordable Personal plan for $6.99 per month…
According to the official Office blog, the new Office 365 Personal subscription plan allows for one PC or Mac, and one tablet (including the iPad) to be connected to the service.
Also included in the tier: twenty gigabytes of OneDrive storage for one user and 60 minutes of Skype calls.
Microsoft is advertising the new tier as "the best option for individuals interested in using Office 365."
By contrast, the previous $99 per month entry-level tier called Office 365 Home includes unlimited access to the Office applications for Windows, Mac and mobile on up to five different devices, with twenty gigabytes of free OneDrive storage and 60 free minutes of Skype calls per month.
Both Personal and Home plans are designed for home and non-commercial use.
The new Personal tier can be purchased at Microsoft Stores, via its online and retail partners and online at Office365.com.
At post time, only the Office 365 Home plan was available as an in-app purchase in Office for iPad apps (yes, Apple is getting its standard 30 percent cut).
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The responsible of US to Europe is apology for saying 'Fuck the EU'
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Washington, Feb 6 (Entravision) .- The deputy secretary of State of USA for European Affairs, Victoria Nuland, apologized today with the European Union after coming to light the recording of a telephone conversation on the crisis in Ukraine in which he said "Fuck the EU", informed the Department of State.
The White House and the State Department accused this Thursday to Russia of pricking a telephone conversation between Nuland and the US ambassador to Ukraine, Geoff Pyatt, and then make it available to the public in a video on the Youtube channel (http://youtu.be/MSxaa-67yGM), in that it can be heard the officer say "Fuck the EU".
"She (Nuland) has been in close contact with their counterparts in the EU, and of course has apologized", said a spokesperson for the Department of State, Jen Psaki, at a press conference.
Psaki avoided comment on the specific words used by Nuland emphasized that it was a "private diplomatic conversation", but if he said that the fact that has been filtered and published in a video with captions in Russian brand "a new low point in the Russian tactical".
"I have no independent details on the origins of the Youtube video. But this is something they have been actively promoting, on what they have published messages on Twitter, and certainly believe that represents a new low point," said Psaki.
Both Psaki as the spokesman for the White House, Jay Carney, pointed out that one of the first to write on Twitter about the video was Dmitry Loskutov, an adviser to the Russian deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin.
"The first that took on record the video and 'tweeted' was the Russian Government. I think it says something of the role of Russia," said Carney in its daily press conference.
Public Loskutov Thursday morning a link to the video in your personal account on Twitter, with the comment, "a somewhat controversial statement of the deputy secretary of State Victoria Nuland".
Asked by journalists, Loskutov said in the same account that "the spread of video began before" that he will bind, and that the fact that he will react "is being used to blame Russia", while not denied that the Russian Government is in fact behind the dissemination of the telephone conversation.
In the video, Nuland to Pyatt says that she has learned that the UN secretary general, Ban Ki Moon, is about to appoint a former Dutch in Kiev, Robert Serry, as its new representative in Ukraine, on the recommendation of the assistant secretary general of the UN for political affairs, Jeffrey Feltman.
"He (Feltman) has managed to both Serry and Ban Ki Moon are all in agreement that Serry can come on Monday or Tuesday. I think that would be great to close this matter and that the UN has close and, you know, fuck the EU," says Nuland in the conversation.
The conversation has also attracted criticism on the possibility that the USA is trying to shape the future government in Ukraine according to their interests, since they Nuland clearly expresses his opposition to one of the opposition leaders, Vitali Klitschko, who directs the training Udar (coup).
"I don't think Klitsch (in reference to Klitschko) you must enter the Government. Do not think it is necessary, nor do I think that there is a good idea," says Nuland, and then expresses his preference for Arseni Yatseniuk, leader of the main opposition party, Batkivshchyna" ( "Homeland").
"I think that Panchayats (Yatseniuk) is one that has the economic experience, and it also has the experience of government," she says.
Psaki insisted today that, despite these comments, the USA does not handle an internal matter as is the formation of government in Ukraine, and that "it is not surprising that the officials of USA give their opinion on matters in a private conversation".


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Q: Fix with code : "Parts of your document may include personal information that cannot be removed by the document inspector" I have the following script "MyTest.vbs" :
Dim objXLApp
Set objXLApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
objXLApp.visible= True
objXLApp.DisplayAlerts = false

objXLApp.Workbooks.Open "F:MyFolder\test.xlsm"
objXLApp.Run "test.xlsm!Module1.main"

objXLApp.Workbooks("test.xlsm").Save
objXLApp.Workbooks("test.xlsm").Close

When I run the script, the following error appear :
Be careful! Parts of your document may include personal information that cannot be removed by the document inspector.

I know that I can fix this error manually, but I would like disable this error with code.
Someone knows how ?

A: There's a VBA (not vbs) method called Workbook.RemoveDocumentinformation(xlRDIAll). Take a look at this https://learn.microsoft.com/office/vba/api/excel.workbook.removedocumentinformation
You should just add this to your Module1.main.

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As I sit on my couch, fighting for control of my digestive track with the microbes in my belly, I've come to the realization that I miss my classroom. Teaching all day, even on the most exhausting days, is by far much more rewarding, and exciting, than having the day off (no matter what the students think). I was looking forward to starting new projects with the 3rd and 5th graders this week, and I was dissapointed when I had to stay home sick today.
However, while resting today, I did find a few fun interactive games that might be useful in the elementary or middle school science lesson about the human body and our immune system. I got to blast and zap virtual microbes and learn about our immune system, while secretly wishing I could just as easily zap the tiny bugs inside of me.
Of all the games that I played, and sites that I explored, three stood out as being entertaining or educational enough to warrant another look. NOVA Online has a fun little Fighting Back game in which you control a cell from your immune system trying to fight off the measels. After chasing the quickly multiplying viruses in a futile attempt to kill them, you finally hook up with a special T-cell in order to take care of the threat once and for all. The nice part is that once the game is over, it takes the time to eplain why it was so difficult to kill the virus, and how the body produces the special T-cells in order to fight the infection. It's a good site for a quick review for middle school students.
A very ambitious 7th grade science teacher, Mrs. Vilenski, has created a colorful, interactive site that describes how every layer of our body works, and provides a. Her Life Sciences Connection – Human Body site comes complete with super geeky Star Trek inspired computer voice, and the BioSimulator 3000 White Blood Cell Game. The game itself is really just a fun diversion, not much learning, but the rest of the site is a treasure trove of online resources providing a nice overview of the human body.
By far the most fun I had was playing through none other than the Nobel Prize's immunity game, Defending Our Bodies. General Macrophage, my drill instructor, put me in charge to flinging my troops (granulocytes) through the bloodstream in order to eat up the deadly infections. My first mission was to send my white blood cells into battle against germs that were spreading in one of the fingers due to a splinter having broken the skin. I failed miserably, but learned that granulocytes are the first line of defense against outside invaders, and they are the cells responsible for all of the yellowish puss that is produced from infected wounds. The controls were terribly difficult, but that's not the point, and I could easily see upper elementary and middle school students enjoying the distraction as an anticipatory set and/or a review game.
Enjoy zapping some germs, and hopefully you'll stay healthier than I was today.
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Thanks for the excellent links. I am passing them along to our Science co-ordinator in the hopes that some of our upper level teachers can use them.
Glad they came in handy. You can always check online with your textbooks publisher to see if they have additional resources similar to these.


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Halo Infinite multiplayer creative director departs 343 Industries
By Jonathan Bolding
Tom French had worked on the Halo series for over 11 years.
(Image credit: 343 Industries)
A long-time member of the Halo development team has departed, as Tom French, the creative director for Halo Infinite's multiplayer, had his last day at 343 Industries on Friday, December 2, 2022. French had worked on Halo for roughly 11 and a half years.
"It's been a massive honor to have been part of a game I loved so much as a player and admired so much as a developer. I couldn't be more proud of my time at 343," French said in a Tweet (opens in new tab) announcing his departure. In his time at 343 Industries, French was a mission designer, worked on Halo's Forge features, and departed as the Multiplayer Creative Director on Halo Infinite.
French was a familiar face to Halo fans on development diaries and multiplayer features. He hasn't yet said what he plans on doing next, or if he will stay in game development.
French's departure is the latest in a series of very public personnel changes at 343 Industries. Studio head and founder Bonnie Ross left the company in September (opens in new tab) to attend to a family medical issue, followed shortly after by David Berger, a developer on Halo Infinite's Slipspace Engine. (opens in new tab)
Halo Infinite (opens in new tab) hasn't had an easy time of it, though. We've been running headlines like "Halo Infinite gets features it should've launched with (opens in new tab)" for the better part of a year now. Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty said (opens in new tab) last month that Halo Infinite's launch was like "stumbling as you come across the finish line."
That's not to mention the cooperative campaign (opens in new tab), which finally came last month—a year after release. It's only playable on a network, however, as the studio junked local co-op (opens in new tab) earlier this year, walking back statements that it'd be available eventually. Halo Infinite was the first game in series history to release without a cooperative campaign mode.
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Jon Bolding is a games writer and critic with an extensive background in strategy games. When he's not on his PC, he can be found playing every tabletop game under the sun.
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David Baldacci Dream Town
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Killer twists. Heroes to believe in. Trust Baldacci.
Private Investigator and WWII veteran, Aloysius Archer, returns to solve a new case in Hollywood in Dream Town, a riveting thriller from international number 1 bestselling author, David Baldacci.
All that glitters . . .
1952, Los Angeles. It is New Year's Eve and PI Aloysius Archer is dining with his friend and rising Hollywood actress Liberty Callahan when they're approached by Eleanor Lamb, a screenwriter who would like to hire him, as she suspects someone is trying to kill her.
A visit to Lamb's Malibu residence leaves Archer knocked unconscious after he stumbles over a dead body in the hallway; and Lamb seems to have vanished. With the police now involved in the case, a close friend and colleague of Lamb's employs Archer to find out what's happened to the screenwriter.
The City of Angels - or somewhere much, much darker?
Archer's investigation takes him from the rich, glamorous and glitzy LA to the seedy, dark side of the city, and onward to the gambling mecca of Las Vegas, just now hitting its stride as a hot spot for celebrities and a money-making machine for the mob. In a place where cops and crooks work hand in hand, Archer will cross paths with Hollywood stars, politicians and notorious criminals. He'll almost die several times, and he'll discover bodies and secrets from the canyons and beaches of Malibu and the luxurious mansions of Bel Air and Beverly Hills to the narcotics clubs of Chinatown.
With the help of Liberty and his PI partner Willie Dash, Archer will risk everything and leave no stone unturned in finding the missing Eleanor Lamb, and in bringing to justice killers who would love nothing better than to plant Archer six feet under.
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'One Good Deed represents David Baldacci's move into historical crime with a new character, ex-jailbird Aloysius Archer . . . Unsurprisingly, the talented Baldacci proves to be as adept in this new venture as he is in his contemporary-set novels.'
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Q: Installing aubio Python 3.6.3 I'm trying to pip install aubio package to Python on 64-bit windows 10.
The problem seems to be that I can't build the wheel.
I get a dialogue box saying "the program can't start because mspdb140.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem."
Not exactly sure which program it is even referring to...
I've downloaded Visual C++ 14.0 and the aubio zip files which I think are what it's telling me I need: I've tried pip installing and have downloaded Visual C++ 14.0 and the aubio zip files which is what I think I need.

Here's the final error code I get:
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A: It seems something is missing to your setup. To compile a python extension on windows, you will need the compiler that was used to build your python binary.
See this page about windows compiler to find out the correct version to use: https://wiki.python.org/moin/WindowsCompilers


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Q: Android, layout screen width I'm in the process of making an application, but I've encountered an problem which is bugging me. I've created an application where one activity that fails to properly fit into smaller screens. I've checked on a Galaxy Nexus and on a SG2 and both of them looks perfect, but when it runs on a HTC Wildfire roughly 20% of the width is cut away (from the right). In the xml-file all layouts are defined as either wrap_content/fill_parent, all sizes are measured in dp and in the manifest i've set support screen for anyDensity, resizeable, and small,normal and large screens to true. The application is running on sdk version 7. The other thing is that when I use the emulator set up on the same values as the Wildfire it scales it down so it will fit, hence I have problems tracking down the problem. Any ideas on what the problem could be?

A: I solved the problem by adding a weight to each textview/edittext in question.


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Beautiful venue, great location, great flexibility- would recommend highly.
The Dairy Barn was our ideal wedding location. Large enough to accommodate all our guests, flexible with catering and bar options, the ability to rent on a daily basis, and just plain beautiful. I understand they are booked WAY in advance now, and rightfully so. We have considered booking again for a future anniversary party!
Working with Leroy Springs and Co. was a wonderful experience. Everyone with the Dairy Barn was great and prompt with answering questions and getting any information we asked for to us in a timely manner. There was always someone to work with and talk to at any time. The only time there was a problem was at rehearsal when on of their employees was present, he was not a pleasurable or professional person. This was not someone we dealt with during the planning process and if it had been we would not have moved forward with them as our vendor. The catering was excellent....there were so many compliments on the food, beverages (especially the tea and punch), and the service we received at the reception. We had over 200 people which made The Dairy Barn a great venue, especially utilizing the outside patio. There is not a whole lot of decorating time, especially if you are trying to do it yourself; however, it doesn't need much due to the beauty of the site (inside and out) I would recommend Leroy Springs and Co. to anyone, especially if they are keeping looking for a uniquely beautiful site with lots of options.
I have booked tons of events here over my career and have personally DJ'd there too many times to count. It's a GREAT venue for ANY type of event, but when you have a wedding there, you can do it all right there on the site, so your guests only have to show up at one location. Great staff and very easy to work with. I highly recommend this venue!
We actually got married at the Dairy Barn. As a photographer, it's a great place to shoot. But if you're looking for a great place to get married, the Dairy Barn is a wonderful venue.
We highly recommend The Dairy Barn for weddings and events. It's a unique location that is very versatile for many different uses. The photographic opportunities in this location make it one of our favorite places to photograph.


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This year's Halloween promises to be a spectacular spookfest, with some 179 million Americans expected to participate in the festivities. They'll spend $9.1 billion on costumes, candy and more, with 34.5 percent of people planning to attend a party and 22.7 percent heading out to a haunted house.
For true Halloween lovers, though, there's nothing quite like an overnight stay or a long weekend away for the big celebration. With the holiday falling on Tuesday this year, most people are looking for a quick trip close to home and – no matter where you are – there's a perfect location for happy horrification.
We've put together a few favorites that leave us wishing we could go too! First up is the Sea Witch Festival in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. This three-day weekend bash is celebrating its 28th anniversary in the resort town, which is a top destination for Washington D.C. beachgoers or the folks in Philadelphia.
There's something for everyone, with family-friendly fun during the day and local nightlife for adults. Sea Witch features costume parades on the boardwalk, complete with Macy's parade-style balloons and a separate parade for showing off pets. There's a 5K run, a fiddling contest, and live music throughout the day, with a beach bonfire at night. Highlights also include the Broom Toss on the Beach, with a range of age categories for more competitive witches who want to throw their brooms as far as they can. The beach town has plenty of places to stay, including the well-appointed Bellmoor Inn and spa downtown.
Heading to the Midwest, there's no place like Hell for Halloween. Yes, there's really a Hell in Michigan, and this small but mighty town is the mecca for all things hot and Hades. There's an official U.S. weather station there, so you can know if it's hotter than hell, or if maybe hell froze over. The Hell Saloon, the Hell's Kitchen restaurant, the Screams ice cream shop all make Hell much like Halloween every day.
Hell's general store sells a lot of Halloween costumes and décor, but it's also a destination for weddings, parties, and outdoor enthusiasts drawn to the 400 acres of lakes, trails and campgrounds around Hell. There's a Hearsefest in September and, of course, it's the place to be for Halloween fun in October. At 20 miles, it's a short trip to Hell from Ann Arbor, and you can go straight to Hell from Detroit on I-96.
To the west, it's The Godfrey Hotel Chicago that's planning its 3rd annual third Haunted Hotel party. Guests celebrate a costume party on the hotel's indoor-outdoor rooftop lounge, and those looking for some frightful fun can visit the hotels 5th floor which is converted entirely into haunted house rooms. The holiday-weekend party welcomes guests to book the spooky rooms for an overnight stay at the end.
If ghosts in the hotel aren't ghoulish enough, maybe an entire ghost town will do the trick. Most of them are in the American West, where old gold-rush and mining towns attract tumbleweeds and tourists. A good choice is Bodie, the abandoned but well-preserved California town that's about 200 miles east of Sacramento or 135 miles south of Reno, Nevada. Bodie is eerie every day, because the wild mining town is essentially frozen in time, kept in what the California Department of Parks & Recreation describes as a state of "arrested decay." Books in the school and goods at the general store are still on the shelves, exactly where they were left when the last of the town of 10,000 residents left more than 50 years ago. A December 2016 earthquake caused some minor damage, making the secrets of Bodie spookier still.
The American Southwest is full of spirit stories, and destinations like Taos, New Mexico offer tourists a chance to explore those ghost stories. "Visit Paranormal Taos" welcomes travelers as surely as the art galleries, exceptional restaurants and several nearby hotels built in the adobe style common to the region, including the Casa Gallina, a HotelsCombined Award of Excellence winner for small towns this year.
Nowhere, though – perhaps with the exception of New Orleans, itself a real Halloween party town – is likely to be spookier than Savannah, Georgia, when it comes to cemeteries. The Bonaventure Cemetery was made famous by the movie "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," and even in daylight seems a little creepy with its shroud of Spanish moss draping over the 160-acre property. The Victorian-era cemetery is a showcase of garden and sculpture, and one of the most popular tourist destinations in a coastal city known for its architecture, as well as its parks, art galleries, fine dining, breweries and more. The Moon River Brewing Company is one of Savannah's Top 10 haunted sites, because it was the city's first hotel in 1821 and has an unsavory saloon-like history of bar brawls and shootings some say have yet to be over! Fortunately, the hotels in Savannah today – including The Galloway House – will leave guests nothing to fear as they plan a Halloween adventure they'll never forget.


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Denise Van Outen SPLITS from Eddie Boxshall: Devastated star confirms she 'had to' end seven-year relationship… after 'catching him having phone sex and dating other women'
Denise announced her split from Eddie after reportedly discovering he has been having phone sex and dates with other women
Denise took to her Instagram platform on Friday evening to confirm that they are no longer a couple following seven years together
According to The Sun Denise asked Eddie to leave their home after discovering he had been swapping messages and calls with women he met online and hooking up with another on secret dates
Denise and Eddie had been an item for seven years and shared a home in Essex with her daughter Besty, 11, whom she shares with West End star Lee Mead
Denise Van Outen has announced her split from Eddie Boxshall after reportedly discovering he has been having phone sex and dates with other women.
The Sun claims that The TV personality, 47, and her fiancé, also 47, who appear on Channel 4's Celebrity Gogglebox together, have gone their separate ways due to the incidents.
Denise took to her Instagram platform on Friday evening to confirm that they are no longer a couple following seven years together.
It's over: Denise Van Outen has announced her split from Eddie Boxshall after reportedly discovering he has been having phone sex and dates with other women (pictured 2017)
A source told the publication: 'It's the very last thing she expected to happen. She thought this was for ever — but while she has been out at work he's been sat in her home betraying her trust.'
According to the newspaper Denise has asked Eddie to leave their home after discovering he had been swapping messages and calls with women he met online and hooking up with another on secret dates.
Confirming their split in an Instagram post, Denise wrote: 'Over the past couple of months, there has been much speculation regarding my relationship with Eddie.
'It saddens me to confirm that we are no longer a couple. I had to make the difficult decision not to continue in our relationship. I will always treasure the good times we spent together, and the memories made. We ask that you please respect our privacy at this time, especially for our children.'
MailOnline have contacted representatives for further comment.
Confirmed: The TV personality, 47, and her boyfriend, also 47, who appear on Channel 4's Celebrity Gogglebox together, have gone their separate ways
Confirming their split in an Instagram post on Friday evening, Denise wrote: 'Over the past couple of months, there has been much speculation regarding my relationship with Eddie'
The source continued about the alleged cheating: 'Their families are close, and they get on great with each other's children. But the trust is totally shattered and she just doesn't see a way back for their relationship.
'Eddie has moved out to stay with a friend nearby and he's admitted to some of it already after being pushed for some answers. But Denise is determined to move on with her life.
'She's angry and upset but she's always worked hard to support herself and stand on her own two feet, so that's what she's determined to do again.'
Meanwhile, her spokesman said: 'Denise is understandably upset about the news, but she remains optimistic for the future.
She said: 'It saddens me to confirm that we are no longer a couple. I had to make the difficult decision not to continue in our relationship. I will always treasure the good times we spent together, and the memories made
'Her priority is looking after her daughter and continuing to work on the many exciting projects she has coming up this year.'
According to The Sun, Denise suspected he had been unfaithful after rumours started circulating about his closeness with other women. She then allegedly found out about the messages and that he had been going to London to meet someone else.
Denise and Eddie had been an item for seven years and shared a home in Essex with her daughter Besty, 11, whom she shares with West End star Lee Mead.
Eddie is father to Jordan, 25, and 22-year-old Leah from a previous relationship.
The couple previously 'flirted' with the idea of expanding their family before going against the idea.
Denise told The Sun earlier last year: 'We sort of flirted with the idea of it two or three years ago but then realised that we have a really nice life.'
The split comes just days after Denise said she is prioritising home improvements over marrying her long-term partner Eddie this year.
Heartbreaking: Denise and Eddie had been an item for seven years and shared a home in Essex with her daughter Besty, 11, whom she shares with West End star Lee Mead
TV stars: The couple appear on Channel 4's Celebrity Gogglebox together
The actress and singer explained how she would rather get a new garden patio in 2022 than wed commodities trader Eddie.
Denise, who first met Eddie on a blind date, insisted at the time that she was in no hurry to say 'I do' as she doesn't want the hassle of planning her big day during the coronavirus pandemic.
The star told the Mirror: 'We've not really been focusing on organising a wedding because we've been trying to get the house finished and get final things done, like a new patio.
'Besides, you can't plan for anything at the moment so there's no rush to do anything.
'Young people plan weddings because they want to crack on and start a family but that's not going to happen. It's not like we are having any more children.'
And while she declared she was in no hurry to marry, she previously told how when they do tie the knot, they won't be keeping the wedding plans a secret like Emma Bunton, 45, recent did.
No wedding bells: It comes just days after Denise said she is prioritising home improvements over marrying her long-term partner Eddie this year
Denise said when she and Eddie do set a date to get hitched they will not be 'bothered about keeping it a secret, we'll just tell people.'
The star told the Mirror that Emma's surprise nuptials to Jade Jones, 42, after a 15-year engagement in front of a handful of guests was a 'lovely' idea.
'I totally get why people do that, and I think it's lovely that Emma and Jade did, but we do want to invite friends and family, so people will know about it!'
Earlier this year, Denise and Eddie first unveiled their plans to tie the knot to Hello! magazine, stating: 'After we've finished our podcast and this dreadful lockdown ends, there will be wedding bells.
Former plans: And while she declared she was in no hurry to marry, she previously told how when they do tie the knot, they won't be keeping the wedding plans a secret like Emma Bunton , 45, recent did
'Betsy is desperate for us to get married; she tells us that all the time. We want to do it, too, surrounded by all our family and friends.'
Denise first walked down the aisle to wed her daughter Betsy's father Lee, 40, in 2009, however they separated in 2013.
The former couple married in the Seychelles in April 2009. They met in 2007 when he won Any Dream Will Do and she was a judge on the programme.
Former flame: Denise first walked down the aisle to wed her daughter Betsy's father Lee, 40, in 2009, however they separated in 2013 (pictured in 2010)
The star, who narrates The Only Way Is Essex, dated Jamiroquai lead singer Jay Kay, 52, for three years from 1998 to 2001.
Denise also previously enjoyed a romance with actor and filmmaker Nick Moran, 52, in 2001.
Following this, Denise dated nightclub owner Richard Traviss from 2003 until 2005, with the couple even becoming engaged during their romance.
The ex files: The star, who narrates The Only Way Is Essex, dated Jamiroquai lead singer Jay Kay, 52, for three years from 1998 to 2001 (pictured in 1998)
Past romance: Denise dated nightclub owner Richard Traviss from 2003 until 2005, with the couple even becoming engaged during their romance (pictured in 2004)
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This is the first of the six books in the comic adaptation of Stephen King's epic (post-) apocalyptic novel, The Stand. As much as I love this genre, I'm not used to writing about it and add to that that this is my first time fully committing to reading something by Stephen King, and you got me kind of at a loss for words.
The story, which is about the spread of a deadly government-manufactured virus and what happens to the world after, is interesting for sure. It's kind of gross with all the mucus, but I suspect once all the people that are going to die from it die, there will be significantly less of it. The characters are people and even with so many of them, they're filled out with just the right amount of page time. I like how the scenes switch around and always at the right moment. Each switch keeps you engaged and it never drags, so you never have a point where you feel like you're done with the scene and you're wondering what's going on with X_character or X_location.
Eventually there's going to be a confrontation between good and evil and I'm most interested in how the story gets to there from where it's at now. A nasty bug, the corruption of society, the end of America, a little magic, and what else, I don't know, but I'm looking forward to finding out in the next book, American Nightmares.
itanda replied: Neat! I've read the book, not the GN, but even though it was a good while back I can recall a lot of random scenes. I remember being glued to the page as the virus was spreading at the very beginning.
Yeah, my attention was complete. I could feel my eyes following the words on the page as if I was following a route on a map as the virus was passed on from one person to another, and then another and so on. I usually have that same feeling as I connect the dots in the middle or at the end of the story, so it was very interesting to feel that way so early on.


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As every business knows, the cheapest option isn't always the most cost-effective one. In the medium-sized Mercedes Vito and Vivaro-class van sector, this Transporter is a perfect example of that. There are certainly cheaper alternatives, but few of them can match this Volkswagen's build quality or its residual values. The changes made to this updated 6.1 model are useful - primarily the helpful load-through hatch and the upgraded safety tech. But as usual with a Tansporter, what you'll most remember after spending time with one is its quality feel. Overall, it says a lot that often on the move, you forget you're in a van at all. But then, this is a Transporter, part of the most enduring model line the commercial vehicle industry has ever seen and a vehicle with a greater history of development than any other in its segment. More efficient engines and extra technology have built upon that legacy, cementing this VW model's proposition in its sector and underlining this product's importance for potential business customers. It all means that, like the vehicle itself, this Volkswagen's market proposition remains as solid as ever.
The Transporter story dates right back to Germany's bleak post-war era and 1949 when a Dutch vehicle importer called Ben Pon spotted workers at Volkswagen's Wolfsburg factory using a stripped-down Beetle to move parts around. Inspired, he sketched out a platform for a versatile commercial vehicle that would go on to set a template for the kind of spacious modern van we're familiar with today. That T1 Transporter sold for 17 years before a more spacious T2 model was introduced in 1967, followed by a more angular T3 version in 1979. More familiar on modern roads is the T4 design of 1990 and its replacement T5 successor of 2003. A T6 model was launched in 2015, updated to create this '6.1'-series model in late-2019. All of which should explain why the Volkswagen Transporter is pretty well established in the LCV sector, the van segment's fourth best seller overall and the second best seller in the medium sized sector, behind the Ford Transit Custom. Lots of rivals are snapping at its heels, hence the importance of this '6.1' package of updates.
As usual with a Transporter, all the engines on offer are 2.0-litre four-cylinder TDI diesels, mated to either 5 or 6-speed manual gearboxes or (further up the range) DSG auto transmission. Things kick off with a base 90PS unit (upgraded from the previous 84PS output) and a 110PS powerplant (previously 102PS), these two options making up the bulk of the sales. The mid-range 150PS unit, like those two base variants, gets the latest Euro6d-Temp efficiency modifications and if that's not powerful enough, there's also a top twin turbo 199PS unit. With the two highest outputs, there's the option of 7-speed DSG auto transmission and 4MOTION 4WD, the latter in place of the standard front-wheel-drive set-up. There's also now an all-electric version, the ABT eTransporter 6.1 which has a 110PS power output, a 0-62mph time of 17.4s and a driving range of 82 miles. Perhaps the key change in the standard range is the switch to electromechanical steering (like the rack used in the brand's larger Crafter LCV), which makes possible new safety systems like Crosswind assist and Lane-keeping Assist. Passenger Multivan versions gain a redesigned front suspension system as part of the '6.1' update package. Road noise is still a little intrusive at higher speeds. But we continue to like this Transporter model's smooth ride, which avoids the kind of over-soft bounciness that afflicts many similar vans, especially over typically broken urban surfaces.
This improved Transporter 6.1 model looks a sharper proposition, but not by much. There's a new front grille and bumper - actually, everything below the bonnet line has been restyled, plus the headlamps are narrower and now more seamlessly merge with the grille crossbar. And at the wheel? Well you'll look in vain for soft-touch surfaces, but then you wouldn't expect that kind of thing on a van. Despite this, the Transporter continues to offer the smartest-feeling interior in the segment, courtesy of a completely redesigned cabin that aims to deliver in terms of both style and functionality. The '6.1' model update changes are subtle. There's a choice of two centre-dash infotainment screens, measuring either 6.5 or 8.0 inches, and there's 'Apple CarPlay'/'Android Auto' smartphone-mirroring. As options, you can now specify a wireless 'phone charger and a fully digital instrument cluster. Cabin storage is a little better than before, with a reshaped area on top of the dash, plus the door trims have been reshaped to allow for greater stowage space. On top of the dash, there are cupholders to the far left and the far right, though they're rather shallower than we would like. In between lie a whole variety of different storage areas, though it's a little annoying that few of them are deep enough to stop small items flying out during really spirited motoring.
Excluding VAT, Transporter pricing started from just under £23,000 and for panel vans stretches up to around £38,000, with all variants based around some sort of 2.0 TDI engine. The core range is based around 'Startline' and 'Highline' trim levels, with a choice of short or long wheelbase body shapes. With 'Startline' trim, there's a base short wheelbase 'T26' variant with the 90PS powerplant, but otherwise, at each trim level you get the two body lengths spread between 'T28', 'T30' and 'T32' models, with the core 90, 110 and 150PS engine options. The 'T30' and 'T32' variants with 'Highline' trim can also be ordered with the twin turbo 199PS diesel unit. As usual there's also a Kombi crew van body style with a second row of seats and much the same range of variants on offer. Many Transporter buyers will want to find just over £1,000 (ex Vat) more for the extra cost 'Business Pack', which gives you Climatic air conditioning, rear parking sensors and an anti-theft alarm with interior monitoring. As for standard equipment, well even base 'Startline'-spec gets you a 6.5-inch centre-dash infotainment touchscreen with Volkswagen's 'AppConnect' system. This infotainment package includes two USB ports, smartphone pairing and integration capability for the company's 'We Connect' and 'We Connect Plus' connectivity features, plus the emergency eCall function. Some will want to upgrade to the brand's 'Discover Media' 8-inch screen with navigation. As for safety kit, well Crosswind assist is standard, Active Lane Assist is optional and 'Highline' spec includes Adaptive cruise control.


(Phys.org)—Australia's smallest and most numerous mining prospectors can show us where new gold deposits are.
Insects can carry gold from underground up into their mounds.
Dr Aaron Stewart and his CSIRO colleagues have shown that they also accumulate metals in their bodies.
In Australia—geologically the world's oldest continent—new mineral resources are becoming increasingly difficult to find, because they tend to be overlain by layers of sand, gravel and soils.
But insects provide valuable clues to where these resources lie.
"What is really great about ants and termites is that we can use their work instead of spending vast amounts on expensive drilling," says Aaron, a research scientist with CSIRO in Perth.
"After 150 years of exploration, the easiest deposits near the surface have been discovered. We need new ways of finding gold."
"Most of Australia is covered by a layer of earth that hides buried minerals. But signs of a resource are often close to the surface. In some places we have shown that termites and ants can bridge that gap by bringing up evidence from five metres down."
"Our new research shows that it is not only the really big termite mounds like the ones found in northern Australia that can be useful. Small termite and ant mounds that occur all over the country can do the job."
At thousands of dollars a hole, the traditional exploration method of drilling grids of holes is very expensive. "Exploration companies are very keen to find ways of reducing costs," Aaron says.
"By helping to narrow down the area that needs to be drilled we can reduce the cost of finding new deposits."
Several exploration companies are already working with CSIRO to develop and refine the method.
Aaron's research was published in the journal Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis in November and has also appeared in PLoS ONE.
Why do they stockpile gold? Do they foresee a collapse in the world's currencies?
I used this method 30 years ago in Rhodesia. The aBantu have been using it since at least the time of the Muwanamutapa.
Like the legions of ConservaTards who are now cowering in their end of days bunkers, the ants know the end is near and gold will be the only money available to use their trade for food and services from other insects.
Gold is going to $4,000 an ounce. I know that I done did gone and read it on a conservative blog who's done gone and sells gold by the Godly measure called an ounce.
Grams is the devils work.
Oh, so now you have it in for poor old grandmothers? Maybe steal a few of their gold teeth, huh?
While you're at it, don't forget the silver fillings.
you shouldn't post while Drunk, Sox oll boy.
You should really get off the sause. You have been stoned since your pal Ronmey lost the election.
Stoned or not, sox's inane drivel would be just as derptacular.


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Didier Drogba Retires At 40 After Defeat In USL Cup Final
Africa Football and Chelsea Legend, Didier Drogba's illustrious career in professional football has finally come to an end at the age of 40. The legendary Drogba has hung up his boots at the age of 40 following Phoenix Rising's 1-0 defeat against Louisville City in the USL Cup final on Thursday night.
Drogba helped Phoenix reach the final by scoring three goals in three matches – including a magnificent free-kick in the team's post-season opener – but, unfortunately, was unable to help his final club lift the trophy.
The 40-year-old who scored 10 goals in 14 games during his debut season in USA's second tier before netting five goals in nine regular-season games this term, still bows out of football with an impressive collection of winners' medals.
During his remarkable 20-year playing career, Didier won four Premier League titles, four FA Cups, three League Cups, two Premier League Golden Boots and, of course, the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea. Away from Stamford Bridge, he also won the Turkish Super Lig, the Turkish Cup, Turkish football's Player of the Year award, and two African Player of the Year awards.
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Q: ListView ImageView load same pictures i have a big problem with my ListViewAdapter.
My listview shows 2 entrys at the same time. Each entry should get a different picture from my server.
The first and the second entrys working fine, but if i'm scrolling down, the next entrys will have the same pictures.
My Code looks like this:
if (viewHolder.imgPic != null) {
    String strUrl = mainUrl+list.get(position).getUrl();
    new ImageDownload(viewHolder.imgPic).execute(strUrl);
}

I'm checking the view and just doing it, if it's null.
Can someone help me?
Thanks

A: from your question I can assume that you don't know about the ListView recycling mechanisem
basically, view that that not visible anymore (after user scrolled it away from sight)  it been recycled to displayed new item that need to shown.  that's the convertView parameter at the getView() method...
probably you are see the same image because the recycled view stays with the same image..
also there is the issue of the asynchronous task (your ImageDownload class) that can finish it execute when the original item that started the request already been recycled.
I recommend you to "dig" as dipper as you can to understand all about ListView - this is one of the most complex and important UI component.     reading the post I linked you is a good start.
also this video is very important:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDBM6wVEO70

A: Here is my GetView:
@Override
    public View getView(final int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
        View view = null;
        if(rowResourceId!=R.layout.search_empty_list) {
            if (convertView == null) {
                LayoutInflater inflator = (LayoutInflater) context.getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
                view = inflator.inflate(rowResourceId, null);
                final ViewHolder viewHolder = new ViewHolder();

                viewHolder.textName = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.textView1);
                viewHolder.imgPic = (ImageView) view.findViewById(R.id.imgPic);

                if (viewHolder.imgPic != null) {
                    String strUrl = mainUrl+list.get(position).getUrl();
                    new ImageDownload(viewHolder.imgPic).execute(strUrl);
                }

                view.setTag(viewHolder);

            } else {
                view = convertView;
            }
            ViewHolder holder = (ViewHolder) view.getTag();

            holder.textName.setText(list.get(position).getName());

        } else {
            LayoutInflater inflater = (LayoutInflater) context.getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
            view = inflater.inflate(rowResourceId, parent, false);

            TextView textView1 = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.textView1);
            textView1.setText(list.get(0).getName());
        }
        return view;

    }


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I Survived The Shark Attack Summary
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I believe I started seeing this is the last couple of TB 9.1 releases. I am no longer able to right click on an internal attachment and then paste in another application (like Outlook or the Windows desktop). This used to work.
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Ultimate Yacht Rock: McCartney's "Girls' School"
April 17, 2015 · by solobeatles
Wings' rhythm guitarist Denny Laine lived on a houseboat, so he suggested making their next album (which would end up being called LONDON TOWN) on the water. So in May 1978, the group set up shop on the yacht Fair Carol in the Virgin Islands.
The band established a routine of a three- or four-hour session in the morning, followed by water skiing, swimming, and eating lunch cooked by the captain/chef. When they played, dolphins would swim around the boat digging the sound.
The song came about when McCartney was in Hawaii reading the back of the newspaper where they had the ads for the porno flicks. McCartney wrote down the titles—School Mistress, Curly Haired, Kid Sister, The Woman Trainer—and made up a song based on them. It was another creation in the Beatles tradition of "found art," like when Lennon lifted all the words for "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite" from a vintage poster.
Lead guitarist Jimmy McCulloch loved rocking out in concert and was generally frustrated by the low-key songs of LONDON TOWN, but here he had a perfect vehicle to let it rip with Laine.
As was McCartney's wont, he held prime cut "Girls' School" off the album to serve as the rocking B-side to the softer A-side (in this case, "Mull of Kintyre"), a tradition going back to "Another Day"/"Oh Woman Oh Why." Like that earlier B-side, this one sports a riff that seems strangely reminiscent of a tune on the album LED ZEPPELIN III, in this case, a simplified "Celebration Day."
In the United Kingdom, the A-side "Mull" became the biggest non-charity single of all time, yet it flopped mysteriously in the United States. "Girls' School" did better in the States, reaching number thirty-three. It would've been a great video to see them on the yacht rocking this one out to the dolphins.
"Café on the Left Bank" is another propulsive mid-tempo rocker from the sessions. The lyrics and McCulloch's guitar work carry some of the cosmopolitan glamor of Duran Duran's "Rio" and "Hungry Like the Wolf" four years early. It's a travelogue sketch of hanging amidst Parisian crowds, dancing in the nightclubs, staggering back to your car and eating breakfast in the bars.
McCartney wanted to see what it would be like to record while the yacht was actually moving, which would have been a very Duran Duran moment, but unfortunately the motion flung Joe English into his drums and the concept was quickly abandoned.
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import math
import numpy as np

# get prime factors unduplicatedly, optimized
def getPrimes( num ):
    pset = set()
    if 0 == num % 2:
        pset.add(2)
    for i in range(3, num+1, 2):
        if 0 == num % i:
            isprime = True
            for j in range(3, int(math.sqrt(i))+1, 2):
                if 0 == i % j and i != j:
                    isprime = False
                    break
            if isprime:
                pset.add(i)
    if len(pset) == 0:
        pset.add(num)
    return pset

# get prime factor lists, optimized: sorted by set length
def getPrimesLists( start, end ):
    plist = list()
    for i in range(start, end+1):
        plist.append(getPrimes(i))
    plist.sort(key=lambda ps:len(ps))
    return plist

# find frequent itemsets, to be optimized: implemented in multi-round map-reduce
def findFrequentItemsets( buckets, candset, cursize, thrd ):
    # print(len(buckets), len(candset), cursize, thrd)
    filist = list()
    newcandset = list()
    # count frequent item sets in current loop
    for itemset in buckets:
        if len(itemset) == cursize:
            maybe = False
            if len(candset) == 0:
                maybe = True
            else:
                for cand in candset:
                    if set(cand).issubset(set(itemset)):
                        maybe = True
            if maybe:
                count = 0
                for bucket in buckets:
                    if set(itemset).issubset(set(bucket)):
                        count += 1
                        if count >= thrd:
                            existed = False
                            for check in filist:
                                if itemset == check:
                                    existed = True
                                    break
                            if not existed:
                                filist.append(itemset)
                            break
    # construct candidate item sets for next loop
    # print(filist)
    for i in range(len(filist)-1):
        for j in range(i+1, len(filist)):
            cand = list(set(filist[i]).union(set(filist[j])))
            if len(cand) == cursize+1:
                existed = False
                for check in newcandset:
                    if cand == check:
                        existed = True
                        break
                if not existed:
                    newcandset.append(cand)
    if len(newcandset) == 0:
        return filist
    # next loop
    filist.extend(findFrequentItemsets( buckets, newcandset, cursize+1, thrd ))
    # return current result
    return filist

# sort frequent itemsets list & output
def sortFISandOutput( filist, outputfile ):
    outlist = list()
    dtype = list()
    order = list()
    for i in filist:
        outlist.append(tuple(sorted(list(i))))
    print(outlist)
    maxfield = len(outlist[len(outlist)-1])
    for i in range(1, maxfield+1):
        dtype.append((str(i), int))
        order.append(str(i))
    # print(dtype, order)
    outlist = np.array(outlist, dtype = dtype)
    outlist.sort(order = order)
    with open(outputfile, 'w') as f:
        for out in outlist:
            # print(out)
            for i in out:
                f.write("%2d\t" % i)
            f.write("\n")
    return 0

if __name__ == "__main__":
    start = 2
    end = 10000
    dimstart = 3
    threshold = 50
    outputfile = './B.txt'
    buckets = getPrimesLists(start, end)
    sortFISandOutput( findFrequentItemsets(buckets, [], dimstart, threshold), outputfile)
    # print( findFrequentItemsets(buckets, set([]), dimstart, threshold))

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