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Following the steles
» Associating socio-economic development with cultural development
» Thousands of people attend Hue Nam Temple Festival
» Unique costume of the Nguyen dynasty
» Meeting battlefield photographer Lam Duc Hien
» Impressed with Hue in "Em và Trịnh"
Under the scorching sun, taking his hands to carefully remove the paper from the stele's surface, researcher Nguyen Phuoc Bao Dan's eyes continued to follow each line from top to bottom. Each line of Chinese characters, architectural patterns... in turn appeared on the paper as if drawing the past to the present, making viewers emotional.
Each stele stamping operation is done in detail and care
For nearly two decades, the researcher Nguyen Phuoc Bao Dan together with the researcher Le Tho Quoc (Sub-Division of National Institute of Culture and Arts in Hue) and many of their associates have quietly pursued such work: Following the steles.
Meticulous and elaborate "game"
"Hello, I've just found this very unique stele. I'm about to go up there to stamp, would you like to come along?". Bao Dan's invitation made us excited, and we immediately drove up to the area of the stele.
It was a small alley located on Dien Bien Phu Street in the heart of the vibrant city. Under the large trees leading to Van Phuoc pagoda, the stele was hidden in a stupa, opposite was the tomb of Pham Quynh (a high-official of the Nguyen dynasty).
Despite the harsh sun, the two researchers remained silent with their passion for their work
The stele with the Chinese characters was quite intact, around which many motifs and patterns were hidden, showing the virtuosity of the ancient engraver. Some of the characters and patterns had been worn away over time as well as by natural agents. If you are not an expert and well-versed in Chinese characters, it would be difficult to know which monk's stupa it was.
"This is the stupa of a monk in a pagoda a few dozen meters away," Le Tho Quoc skimmed through the letters and informed us.
From the bag, the two researchers pulled out a bundle of many items to prepare for work under the 35oC sun. With just a few actions, Quoc cut the paper to fit the stele frame, pressed and then used glue to keep it in place. As he pressed the piece of paper to the surface, he sprayed water evenly on that section. The paper kept clinging to the surface of the stele.
Sitting next to him, Bao Dan had just finished wrapping pestles of all sizes and mixed ink to work on the next stage.
"Each stage has its own difficulties. From mixing ink and stamping to gluing and removing the paper... all must be done carefully and meticulously. Just a small mistake and it's damaged," Dan said, holding the pestle in his hand and working steadily and decisively on the surface of the stele. As he finished stamping each section, he explained to us the characters and patterns that appeared on it in detail.
The value of the material is extremely important
"Depending on the type of stele, the information, identity, age, pattern, etc., would be different. Especially the pattern system gives us a lot of valuable information about art. As for the steles in Hue, they were often carved deeply and with prominent patterns, so when stamping, many large and small tools are required to produce a complete stamping plate," Bao Dan, with his smeared hands and sweaty face, explained to us while waiting for the stamping plate to dry to peel off.
A peeled stamping plate is viewed as complete but… incomplete. Because according to these two young researchers, after being brought back, more steps must be taken to make the stamping plate hard to stand the test of time before being rolled and kept for documentation.
Not only this stele, but countless other steles in this ancient land related to the Nguyen Dynasty, ancient temples, or family shrines and tombs, etc., have also been stamped by Mr. Quoc and Mr. Dan. There are large steles that take a week to finish, such as the stele of Thanh Duc Than Cong at Tu Duc Tomb, the stele at Thien Mu Pagoda or the stele at Dieu De National Pagoda...
The profession which seems simple but requires technique as well as meticulousness and passion has been pursued by these researchers for more than 20 years. In addition to research purposes, there is an invisible passion.
"In order to achieve the so-called perfect technique like now, we had spent a lot of time researching and studying. Each operation is an experience. Depending on the type of stone and the conditions, we would apply different techniques to produce the desired results," said the researcher Bao Dan. He has also shared these with colleagues from near and far who possess the same passion.
Not knowing how many stamping plates have been successfully completed, both researchers consider it an invaluable asset in their pursuit of research and passion. They are stamping plates of great documentary value. In the scenario that an event causes the stele to be lost or relocated, or for some other unexpected reason, these stamping plates are intact documents to restore the stele to the equivalent 1-to-1 scale.
"The restored stele would only be different in its age. The designs and letters would be identical to the original", Bao Dan affirmed.
Story and photos: Nhat Minh
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Home > Directories > Services > Health > Rehabilitation > Prosthetic and Orthotic Services
Prosthetic and Orthotic Services
The whole of the Western Cape is served by a single Orthotic and Prosthetic Centre in Pinelands, Cape Town.
Orthotic devices also known as orthosis are used to optimise:
Functional mobility in a disabled person.
To align, support, or correct deformities, or to improve the movement of joints, spine, or limbs.
e.g. shoe inserts, and ankle-foot orthoses, which stabilise the ankle after a stroke.
Prosthetic devices on the other hand are used to:
Replace a body part after the loss of a limb either by birth or due to an accident.
The centre is responsible for providing orthotic and prosthetic services to all the four Western Cape regions excluding the South/Cape Karoo, which has outsourced this service to a private service provider.
You have to be referred to the Pinelands centre by either an orthopaedic surgeon/orthopaedic sister/physiotherapist or occupational therapist. Staff from the centre offer outreach programmes at satellite clinics in the various regions once every three months.
Callipers are available for people who have polio, neurological disorders, strokes and low muscle tone.
People who are physically and mentally disabled must first check to see if there is a service at primary health care level. They will be referred up the line when necessary.
If you are a first time visitor to a health facility, you will be asked to
Fill out a form and a folder will be opened.
Your identity document (ID) and in the case of a child, the Road to Health Card.
Clinic or hospital card if previously registered at the facility.
You have to be referred to the Pinelands Centre.
Orthotic and Prosthetic Centre, Ext Forest Drive, Pinelands, 7405
Provided At: These facility categories:
Government Body:
Department of Health and Wellness
If you are unemployed or dependent on any government grant, the service is free. However, if you are disabled but employed or on a medical aid scheme you will be charged according to your income or charges will be added to you medical aid scheme. Exceptions are made for those who earn a low income and cannot afford the medical expenses. To qualify you will need to produce a copy of your identity document (ID), most recent pay slip and an affidavit.
Assistive Devices (Service)
Rehabilitation Services (Service)

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Brandon Truaxe took to Instagram to accuse his own company of "major criminal activity"
Brandon Truxe, founder of skincare brand Deciem and revolutionary cult budget range The Ordinary, has taken to Instagram to claim that he is closing down his company until further notice, due to alleged "major criminal activity".
In the emotional video, Brandon begs viewers to "please take me seriously", as he films from the back of a car, with two men, who he claims to be Deciem colleagues.
"Almost everyone at Deciem has been involved in a major criminal activity which includes financial crimes and much other. You have no idea what a solider I've been for more than thirteen years."
The video - which was posted to the brand's main Instagram account - was accompanied by a lengthy, incoherent caption. With Brandon threatening an entire list of people - including several high profile members of the beauty industry, and Hollywood celebrities, including Brad Pitt and Stephen Spielberg - with unsubstantiated claims, and "criminal prosecution".
The wildly successful Toronto-based skincare company was founded in 2013, with the tagline "The abnormal beauty company".
After working for a cosmetics company as a computer scientist, Brandon decided to branch out into skincare, as he was frustrated by the lack of transparency in the beauty industry.
In 2017, the company launched The Ordinary, a range of affordable skincare, which revolutionised the beauty industry, with beauty giant Estée Lauder making a minority investment in the company soon after.


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Q: SQL Server Configuration Manager changes effected via Central Management Server When using Central Management Server (CMS), under Central Management Server Actions, SQL Server Configuration Manager (SSCM) is an option.

When launched, the GUI reflects the information of the CMS. Apart from what the GUI shows, I'm hopeful that changes made will affect all CMS managed instances.
Can anyone confirm whether changes made here will effect all the managed CMS instances? If possible, this could save much time if all the actions of SSCM can be performed against all the CMS-registered instances.

A: Taken from SQLServerPedia:

Manage Your Services Remotely
Another big advantage of CMS grouping all your servers together in a single place is that you can administrate the SQL Services on the
  target box easily. To do this right-click on the instance name. On the
  submenu you have a couple of service-related options. Under the
  Service Control option you can quickly Start, Stop, Pause, Resume or
  Restart your SQL Service. Of note, this action only applies to your
  SQL Engine service so if you have SQL Agent Service running (which
  relies on Engine) you may need to manually restart that service
  depending on how you have your services configured.
For a little more control over the services on the target system select SQL Server Configuration Manager from the menu selection. This
  opens your typical Configuration Manager console but difference being
  that it now shows you the services on the target server you selected.
  To verify this you can see the target server's name in parenthesis
  next to SQL Server Configuration Manager in the left hand window pane.
  From here you can look at and configure your various SQL Server
  Services such as the database engine, Reporting Services, SQL Server
  Agent or SQL Server Browser. Be aware, however, this remote management
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  above.

A: No.  If you right click on the level that you are on in the screenshot SSCM option will only allow you to make modifications to the instances installed on the same host as the CMS instance.  You can drill down into the CMS levels and make changes to the other hosts/instances you have registered but there is not a way to use SSCM to do this globally.  I tested this by registering another CMS instance and running the SSCM option on each CMS instance (each runs on a host with multiple instances) and in both cases it only shows you the instances installed on the individual host.

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On behalf of Philip Taliaferro of Taliaferro, Carran & Cowherd, PLLC posted in Truck Accidents on Thursday, September 1, 2016.
Kentucky motorists who get stuck behind semis and other large trucks might think these vehicles already go slowly on the roads, but a speed cap could be placed on trucks and buses when driving on highways. Federal regulators may mandate an electronic device that does not allow vehicles weighing more than 26,000 pounds to travel above a certain limit that might be set at 60, 65 or 68 miles per hour.
The latest version of this forced speed reduction proposal was issued on Aug. 26 by theNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, both parts of the U.S. Department of Transportation. It has been estimated that making these devices mandatory would save $1 billion annually in fuel costs and could cut back on the more than 1,000 fatal trucking accidents that occur each year. Roadsafe America and other safety groups are in favor of the measure.
The cost for speed-limiting devices is expected to be minimal as big vehicles in the United States are already equipped with these tools, but not all the vehicles actually use this technology to set limits. One group opposing the proposal is the Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association because they argue that it is not safe for large vehicles to be traveling slowly in environments where other cars are going faster.
Any truck accident could result in severe injuries when these large vehicles interact with smaller automobiles, bikes or pedestrians. If it can be determined that the accident was caused by a truck driver who was speeding or distracted or by negligent truck maintenance, an attorney could help an injured victim seek compensation from the responsible parties.


Home > The Forums > So much gear, so little time Old Timer vs. MixPressor2 ?
Old Timer vs. MixPressor2 ?
has anyone spent a bit of time with these and be able to tell me if the OT is different than MP2? if they sound basically the same i'll prolly pick up The Glue. And while we're here... how is The Glue different than MP2 .... or OT?
I can't speak for MixPressor2, but have used OT quite a bit - it's a killer quick and dirty comp, in that you can get it loaded and tuned very quickly. Slap it on a track and go. imho it sounds great, definitely has personality.
I don't know that it's fair to compare it against Glue though. With Glue you're getting a lot more control, attack, release, parallel, sc etc. -- I use Glue more frequently on the buss or 2-channel.
Think they're both great, but in this corner they're definitely different tools for different jobs.
anyone else for MP2 comparisons to OT please?
I don't think Mixpressor2 compares to either one... it's not a model but it's own thing. In fact, there's a good argument to be made to have all 3 of the plugs since they're all designed to do different things, and each has controls the others lack.
Glue competes with Waves and UAD SSL models. Old Timer is more like an LA4 (but not much - really unique - agree with Porkchop). Mixpressor is ideal for instruments, sound shaping, and really killer for sound design work. All different tools.
NAMM First Timer What Should I Know?


Im from Nuneaton and would like to get out more with fellow flyers.
Should be nice this weekend. Where do you normally go?
Yeah me too. Travel all over the UK. Will have to check out Market Bosworth. I usually go to hawksbury golf course in exhall just to get the hang of flying and fpv etc. Also to tune up.
Hi @andy1967 im in nuneaton too. Weddington to be precise, if you ever wish to meet up drop me a line.
There is a small group of us locals who go out once sometimes twice a week.
Hi Andy, another Andy here too. I live right on Hawkesbury golf course. Hopefully we'll get to see notveryprettyboy's FPV drones there soon?!
Yeah i'll be there this sat and sunday. With my laptop to properly tune it.
Yeah. I tried it with an otg cable. It worked but rewrote some obscure cli setting. Guess its not fully compatible with inav.
Yeah i know. I get the dig in the ribs. Its just that im attached to my 450 and i know it will smash when it crashes. This way i can hit rth and it will come back. But when my 210 is built, it'll be betaflight.
I'll be out around half 10ish at hawksbury with my daughter so she can have a play with a little fpv hex I have. Then I'll probably be out again about 3ish when the batteries charged.
@notveryprettyboy I'm just charging a few packs so will meet you there. Where about a are you gonna be?
That would be great, I will have to see when I'm working ( I'm a Chauffeur) work lots of weekends.
I live in Attleborough so not far from you.
She did wayyyyy better than I did when I started learning fpv!
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im running gemfan flashes on the 5" and testing racecraft on the 6"


Those words, uttered by Mayor Linda Hepner, reflected the public's consensus at Tuesday's community forum on crime.
Hundreds packed the gym at Tamanawis Secondary to hear what the City of Surrey, school district and Surrey RCMP will be doing to address the latest rash of gunfire: 23 shootings (three in Delta) in six weeks. Most, if not all of the shootings, are believed to be related to a street-level drug turf war between two groups – one of South Asian descent, the other Somalian – though police have been careful not to call it a gang war.
"I want you to have confidence that we're on it, we get it and you can be rest assured that we're going to do everything we can with all the resources we have available to us," said Chief Supt. Kevin Hackett, the chief officer of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU-BC).
The Q&A panel also included Surrey RCMP Chief Supt. Bill Fordy, Surrey Schools CEO and Superintendent Dr. Jordan Tinney, and Staff Sgt. Paul Dadwal, who is team commander of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT).
Concerns from residents included violence at schools, parental accountability, the social stigma around snitching and distrust of law enforcement by immigrants who have had negative experiences with corrupt police forces in their home countries.
Arguably, the most noteworthy statement came from Jesse Sahota, a Tamanawis grad who went from being a juvenile delinquent to now mentoring troubled teenagers through the school district's Safe Schools program. He referenced the photos of the shooting victims and intended victims released by the RCMP, and described how some youth misconstrued their mugshots as glorification of violence.
One young man who attended high school with many of the victims said he wasn't surprised to see them on the wrong side of the law. He challenged other students who know people involved in the shootings to write down the dedicated tip line and call in any information, even if they think they would be ratting out a friend.
While Fordy and Hackett fielded numerous questions, Hepner remained quiet until one man criticized Surrey city council for not being more active in the community.
The mayor highlighted the addition of 34 officers to the Surrey RCMP, with another 100 recently approved by Justice Minister Suzanne Anton. Hepner also noted her duties as mayor don't leave her a lot of time to be visible in the community.
Surrey councillors Tom Gill, Bruce Hayne, Vera LeFranc, Mary Martin, Mike Starchuk and Dave Woods were also in attendance, as well as B.C. NDP leader John Horgan and MLAs Sue Hammell, Marvin Hunt, Amrik Virk. Surrey-Newton NDP MLA Harry Bains, whose 22-year-old nephew, Arun Paul Singh Bains, was killed in the latest shooting, did not attend the forum.
Anyone with information about the any of the shootings is asked to call the tip line at 604-915-6566 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).


A boy asked his mother, "Why is my big sister named MoonChild?"
The mother said, "Because she was conceived when the first man landed on the moon."
The son continued, "Why is my other sister named CornFlower?"
The mother said, "Because she was conceived in a corn field."
"Why is big brother named ThunderingStorm?" he asked. She replied, "Because he was made during a storm."
The mother asked, "Why are you so curious, TornRubber?"
that is a terrible name and what are they, Native americans?
And you're explaining that to me?
I did and it's a funny joke. Not like yours.


"The report, which covered six of the state's eight Catholic dioceses and found more than 1,000 identifiable victims, is the broadest examination yet by a government agency in the United States of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. The report said there are likely thousands more victims whose records were lost or who were too afraid to come forward.
Beginning with the allegations that emerged out of Boston in 2002, the Catholic Church has repeatedly been rocked by sexual abuse scandals and it doesn't show signs of slowing down. And so far they have paid billions of dollars in settlements but this new scandal is larger than all the others.
"In nearly every case, the Pennsylvania grand jury said, prosecutors found that the statute of limitations has run out, meaning criminal charges cannot be filed. More than 100 of the priests are dead. Many others are retired or have been dismissed from the priesthood or put on leave.
Why are these men, the ones who are still alive, not IN JAIL? Our hearts go out to all the victims and their families. We hope they can begin to find some peace.
ABC News, August 15, 2018.
NY Times, August 14, 2018.


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CLEVELAND, Ohio--Teamwork makes the dream work and the Cleveland Cavaliers love to celebrate by doing their own special handshake.
From Iman Shumpert to LeBron James, the players love getting creative with their hand movements. For example, Kyrie Irving and J.R. Smith do a synchronized move where they put their heads together and tap the back of their legs afterwards. Kevin Love and J.R. Smith like to keep it simple with a classic high-five followed by running in place.
It might be a little hard keeping up with all their celebratory moves so the video above shows you how to perform some of the easy ones. Watch cleveland.com reporters, Nate Cline and Joey Morona demonstrate how to do five different Cavs handshakes.


These are leggings that are dropped from Lord Kazzak, a World Boss (a boss that does not require an instance) who is located in the Blasted Lands.
1) Kazzak can be easily killed by any raid with 25 - 40 people.
2) Your raid members do not need to be "uber geared" to get it.
3) One of the best shadow damage items till Naxx. Not to mention a nice stamina boost.
So please do not be confused.
I'd argue that these are the best pure-damage pants availble to warlocks before the expansion.
The massive amount of damage outweighs the lack of spell hit, crit and penetration, which can fairly easily be replaced on other items.
Amazing what can be done with focused stats even with this low itemlevel.
If you are a warlock, don't miss out on these. You'll replace the rest of your gear before these go, most likely.
Equip: Increases damage done by Shadow spells and effects by up to 64.


Remember last week when my fruitless search for 2" bamboo caused me to redesign a project? Even though the altered project came out OK, I couldn't stand it.
After giving up on finding a small quantity of 2" bamboo (David DeCristoforo had better luck than me, apparently) I used a piece of 2" PVC instead. It worked fine, but even so I was disappointed with the results. Then, after the project was finished I drove past a field of bamboo less than five miles from my house. Naturally, I've been stewing over this ever since.
Call me a perfectionist – or a fussbudget, either one applies here I think – but I just couldn't leave well enough alone. I drove to the field, which turned out to be on the property of some company, and dropped by the main office to talk to The Boss there. I asked if they would mind if I cut me a piece and they said fine. I had tossed a saw into the car and proceeded to wander into a virtual rainforest of bamboo, selected a fine stalk (if that's what they're called*) and cut it down. Too long to get in the car, of course, so I hacked it into shorter lengths. A lot of shorter lengths.
Once back in the shop I cut the perfect section that was exactly what I had been looking for in my earlier searching, and redid the project complete with all new photography. A lot of extra work, sure, but by the time I was done I was glad I did it.
Now, what to do with all the leftover bamboo?


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BROAD CONSENSUS ON SCHOOL ISSUES
At the beginning of the school year, regardless of party preferences, there is a broad social consensus on reopening schools and making textbooks free.
As of September 1, schools reopen and public education is relaunched in the conventional way, for the time being. When making the decision to reopen schools with the observance of strict security measures, the government had to weigh up epidemiological aspects due to the growing number of coronavirus cases; education policy issues due to dropouts related to remote teaching; and family policy issues due to children staying home. Moreover, all these aspects had to be assessed in terms of past experience, the current situation and likely future developments.
On important issues like this, consensus among society is essential for the adoption and implementation of decisions. It is, therefore, an important confirmation for the government that 78 percent of Hungarians agree with the reopening of schools. The fact that "from September, school will resume in the conventional manner of attendance, rather than through remote teaching, for the time being" is considered a "good decision" by 85 percent of government and 70 percent of left sympathisers, while only 8 and 24 percent, respectively, called it a "bad decision". Among people who see the world differently in many ways, this can be called, on the whole, an agreement with the government's decision. In terms of demographics consensus can be considered universal, with only those under the age of 30, who still vividly recall their school days, and those in Budapest with access to better digital infrastructure that are less in agreement with reopening schools (70 and 67 percent, respectively), but even in these groups the vast majority support the government's decision.
There is even greater social consensus on the Orbán government's long-developed, step by step expanded free textbook program. 95 percent of Hungarians consider it a good decision (and 4 percent consider it a bad one) that "from September, all students receive textbooks free of charge". Such an almost complete social consensus in Hungary has not been seen even on the issues of rejecting migration or reducing utility costs. There is no social group where support for free textbooks falls below nine-tenth, with neither age, place of residence or income differences producing substantial variance. Even 89 percent of those respondents who identify as left-wing opposition sympathisers support the government on this issue. It is clear that the poverty eradication program announced by Viktor Orbán at last year's Fidesz congress could be another political success story of the ruling right, if it takes the form of concrete measures. If, in accordance with a sense of social justice, free public education also includes free textbooks, Hungarians do not concern themselves with the Left's criticism of the contents and organisational matters.
The public opinion poll was conducted by Nézőpont Intézet between 25-27 August 2020 based on telephone interviews with 1,000 respondents. The sample is representative of the 18+ population by gender, age, region, settlement type and level of education. A sample of 1,000 at 95 percent accuracy has a margin of error of 3.16 percent.


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TNA parliamentarian reiterates his political stance
S. Vino Noharathalingam, Tamil National Alliance (TNA) Vanni parliamentarian, released a report to the media Sunday in which he condemns and rejects certain malicious misreporting and misrepresentation of his speech in the Sri Lanka Parliament Thursday, making himself clear on his unwavering commitment to the struggle of the Tamil Nation.
The following is the English translation of his media report:
Parliament 22.03.09
I am obliged to clear the doubts and state the truth related to the controversies that had risen following my speech in the Parliament last Thursday. I notice that some media institutions and websites, giving prominence to the speech, have distorted it in an attempt to blemish my firm political stance and that of Tamil National Alliance (TNA). They had, twisting the words and expressions in my speech, said that I am going to join the government.
I condemn and reject this in the strongest terms making myself absolutely clear and assert that there is no truth whatsoever in the distorted reporting.
I have been consistent in raising my voice for my people and to protect and preserve the Tamil Nation. My sincere efforts will continue unwavering without loosing direction. I have, then and now, stuck to the firm political policies of the TNA and Tamil Eealam Liberation Organization (TELO). Under any circumstance, I will not avail myself to be a party to any historical treachery. I have unassailable faith in this conviction.
People living in our country and outside it need not harbour the slightest doubt in my steady conviction. I request them to reject all false propaganda against me. I pledge that I would struggle unrelentingly along with TNA to achieve the political aspirations and the ethnic right of the Tamil Nation.
(sgd) S. Vino Noharathalingam Member of Parliament Wanni district


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Exciting News (at least for me)
December 3, 2022 by Chad
This year I was able to publish two books, which can be found on Amazon or through my website; the benefit of my website is it offers a free PDF version. The Happy Squire: More Christmas stories to encourage & inspire continues the tradition from the first Happy Squire Christmas (hence it's a sequel). A Christmas Carol 2: Be a little more Scrooge was originally meant to be part of this sequel, but it was too long and deserved its own book. Hopefully this Christmas you can be encouraged and inspired.
The following is one of the more unique stories from The Happy Squire: More Christmas…
King Herod's Terrible Command
Please Note: The following story is based on Matthew 2:16, which is a horrific moment in the Christmas story about babies being murdered. It often gets skipped over when pastors give a Christmas speech – genocide isn't a heartwarming topic, but I like a challenge. Interestingly, this moment is one of many connections between the story of Jesus (found in the first four books of the New Testament) and the story of Moses (found in the second to fifth book of the Old Testament, which means both Jesus and Moses got 4 books written about them in the Bible – you could say they're both kind of a big deal). The comparisons between Jesus and Moses are fascinating (if you're a history geek like me). For instance, Moses was meant to bring the Israelites to freedom after years of slavery. They had originally settled in Egypt as described in the story of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Broadway theater fans will know that reference (because they're awesome). Broadway is like Christmas (it's amazing). Similarly, Jesus was meant to bring believers to freedom from the slavery of sin. It's also fun to note that Jesus' dad's name was Joseph and he was told in a dream to go to Egypt for a short period to save Jesus from Herod's infant slaughter (the period of the Jesus story that the following is about), which means both stories include Josephs going to Egypt before the savior comes. See how cool the similarities are? Okay, maybe it's just me who finds that cool, but that comparison is much better than how both stories start with baby murder. Regardless, let's get into some twisted humor.
fter the troops had been assembled, the head soldier excitedly announced from his balcony, "We have new orders!"
"Arrrgh," cheered the soldiers.
"It's a red envelope, so we get to kill people!" exclaimed the head soldier triumphantly holding a red envelope above his head.
As the soldiers shouted words of excitement (i.e. arrrgh), the head solider ripped open the letter and read it aloud. "King Herod has given you a special mission!"
"He demands that we kill…" the head soldier paused for dramatic effect.
"All the male babies!" Suddenly, the soldiers quickly went silent. The head soldier was very confused as he reread the letter he had just announced without pre-reading.
From the back of the group, one soldier yelled, "I thought I heard you say all the male babies, but that can't be right."
"It says we are to kill all the boys age two and under?" announced a confused head soldier. "That can't be right." The head soldier began to read the letter to himself to triple check what he was reading. As he read the letter, his face showed increasing confusion. "Um, King Herod the Great wants us to kill all the boys two and under, and it doesn't say why."
"That doesn't sound very 'great' of him," commented a soldier.
"No, it doesn't," replied the head soldier still studying the letter like he was looking for a side note that said, "Just kidding."
"Do we only kill the sick ones who are dangerously contagious?" asked a confused soldier.
"No, it's all of them," replied the head soldier.
"Do we just kill the bad ones that are on Santa's Naughty List?" asked a historically inaccurate soldier.
"No, it's all of them, so even the good kids," replied the head soldier.
"Do we just kill the ugly ones the milkman made with the women while the husbands were at work?" asked a soldier trying to lighten the mood.
"No, it's all of them," replied the head soldier still in disbelief.
"What if we have sons that age?" asked a worried soldier.
"That's not looking good for you and your marriage," shared an increasingly worried head soldier.
"Are the mom's supposed to just let us?" asked a concerned soldier.
"I imagine not… unless you catch one whose son has been crying all day," replied the head soldier.
"Uh, angry women scare me, and I'm thinking there's going to be some very angry women if we do this," pointed out one soldier.
"Arrrgh," chanted everyone else with concern in their tone.
"Can we just invade another land and do some carefree pillaging?" asked another soldier. "That'd be a lot safer."
"I'm afraid not," begrudgingly answered the head soldier.
"Uh, I'm calling in sick!" announced a soldier.
"Me too! I have what he has," yelled another soldier.
"No one's allowed to call in sick," corrected the head soldier.
"My carpal tunnel syndrome is acting up, so I'm not going to be able to hold my sword," announced another solider.
"I have a headache," shouted another soldier.
"A headache isn't a reason not to do something," corrected the head soldier.
"That's not what my wife says," replied the soldier who claimed to have a headache.
"Look, I don't like these rules either, but this is what we've been given to do. I'm sorry, but orders are orders. We aren't meant to question them. We are merely servants who get to do cool things once in awhile. This is not one of those times. I'm sorry." With that, the head soldier walked away and left the soldiers to digest what their orders demanded of them. Slowly, the bewildered soldiers left in their squads to follow their orders.
Later, when all of the soldiers came back together, there was a strange mood in the air. When the head soldier came out and asked if everyone had followed their orders, they all agreed. Part of the head soldier seemed sad at this, but also relieved because he knew if his soldiers didn't follow their orders, he would be responsible for punishing them (aka kill them). Hesitantly, he asked, "So what was it like? I mean, killing in battle is one thing, but how was this order?" He was a hardened soldier with many years of experience, but he wasn't a monster. Even he knew King Herod's orders were pretty unthinkable.
The first squad leader replied, "We were very fortunate. We only met families with girls age two and under. Not a single boy. Some looked like boys, but all of the parents confirmed that they were just ugly girls."
"We were also very fortunate. We found families only had three year old boys. Some were very underdeveloped for their ages and not walking or talking yet, but all of the parents told us their boys were at least three," shared the second squad leader.
"Oddly enough, we were very fortunate, too," announced the third squad leader. "We only found families that had goats and dogs that walked on two legs."
The head soldier began to smile. "Is this the case for all the squads? No one actually found boys two or under?" All the other squad leaders agreed. "Well then, I guess I should be congratulating all of you for following such difficult orders. I know it must have been very hard, but you have made this town proud. I will make sure King Herod is aware that his orders have been done without any issues. Any questions before you're dismissed?"
"Can we stop calling him 'Great'?" asked a soldier in the back.
"I'm pretty sure he won't want to change that," replied the head soldier.
"Can we add 'meanie pants' after his title?" asked another soldier in the back.
"I'm guessing he won't want to be called 'the great meanie pants,' but who knows, I will look into it," replied the head soldier smiling. "If I may say, as your leader, I am very grateful you have been so diligent as to make sure you haven't harmed any innocent children; it would've been awful to kill a boy not under two or confuse a girl with a boy. Hopefully our next orders will be easier and we'll go back to killing grownups because who cares about them?"
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The nation's smallest state certainly can't say it has a timid state education leader: Rhode Island Commissioner Peter McWalters is taking on the controversial issue of "bumping" in Providence schools.
Providence, like many other districts, operates under a collective bargaining agreement that handles hiring primarily through teacher preference and seniority: More-senior teachers can request transfers to open positions at other schools. After that, the central office slots the remaining teachers to open positions throughout the district.
Essentially, McWalters is directing the district to override this agreement. In a letter to Tom Brady, the Providence superintendent, he indicates that the district should shift hiring practices to the school level, where it should be based on student need and teacher effectiveness rather than preference or seniority. Teachers who want to work in schools would need to interview with principals, who would get to make the final say about whom they accept in their schools.
The new hiring system would occur in only 6 schools in its first years, McWalters said. "There are concerns that not every principal is ready to be the manager of his or her own [human-capital] system," McWalters told me in an interview on Friday.
Obviously, this raises some big legal questions, but McWalters thinks he has two good legal arguments.
First, a 1997 state law gives the commissioner of education progressive authority over schools' and districts' personnel, budget, and programs if schools don't meet performance benchmarks for three years. (Rhode Island had an accountability measure in place before the No Child Left Behind Act required all states to institute one.) Second, the "restructuring" portions of NCLB for districts and schools that continue to miss benchmarks requires alternate governance actions including the replacing of staff. Such actions are governed by state law.
Over time, McWalters said he's provided direction and asked the district to renegotiate parts of its agreement, but teacher turnover is still too high in the schools. "I've done that in very good faith for about five years in Providence ... so this is taking it to the next level, if you've achieved the following and there are still certain things you're not able to do," he said.
I've put in a call to Steve Smith, the head of the Providence Teachers Union, but haven't heard anything back. In a local story about this, though, Smith said the union "was not going to panic," and hoped to work with the district collaboratively. And the word on the street is that he and McWalters share a good relationship.
The local-level legal questions here are interesting, and there are even bigger implications for NCLB, where the school-restructuring language has never quite been put to this test. In fact, the national teachers' unions roundly criticized the Bush administration for floating a proposal in early 2007 to allow districts in restructuring to override collective bargaining.
"The importance of teacher assignment is obvious in the literature," McWalters said, when I asked if he was ready for potential legal battle and the resulting national attention. "If it brings us that challenge, maybe it's time for it."


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» P-51D Mustang "Bad Angel" of the 4th Fighter Squadron assigned to Capt Louis Curdes, Feb 1945. Note the interesting scoreboard. See Comment.
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1. David Stubblebine says:
18 Jan 2013 12:48:52 AM
"Kit" Curdes first flew P-38 Lightnings in Italy in 1944 where he shot down 7 German aircraft and 1 Italian airplane. He was shot down, captured, escaped, recaptured, and escaped again before finally making it back to Allied lines. He was sent to the US on leave but he volunteered to fly again. He was sent to the 3rd Air Commando Group in the Philippines flying P-51D Mustangs. He shot down a Ki-46 "Dinah" torpedo bomber on Feb 7 1945 making him one of only three Allied aces to have shot down planes from each of the three Axis Powers. Three days later, as he was strafing a small island Japanese airstrip, he saw a US C-47 Skytrain on final approach as if to land at the Japanese base. Curdes tried several ways to signal the pilot, including firing warning shots, but the transport did not divert. Feeling he had no other choice, Curdes carefully shot out both C-47 engines, forcing it to ditch in the sea short of the enemy held island. Everyone aboard the C-47 survived but had to spend the night in their raft before being picked up the next morning by a PBY Catalina. When Curdes saw the list of survivors, he was shocked to see that among the C-47 passengers was the same nurse he had dated the night before. Although Curdes became the only USAAF pilot to be awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for shooting down another US plane, he was not allowed to formally claim the C-47 as a "kill," thus denying him the rarified title of Double-Ace. The US flag appears on "Bad Angel's" scoreboard nonetheless.
17 Jul 2016 01:49:20 PM
Could someone please advise why the C-47 pilot was going to land on an enemy-held airstrip? Thx!
To Anonymous above:
Apparently the C-47 pilot mistook the Japanese airstrip for his destination airstrip (he may have been a little lost).
A C1 type Cargo Ship (AK), circa late 1944 or 1945
"Since peace is now beyond hope, we can but fight to the end."
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Singapore court sentences defendant to death via Zoom
Courts worldwide are using videoconferencing technology for a wide range of proceedings during the coronavirus pandemic, including (in some instances) trials. And disturbing new ground was broken this past week, when a judge in Singapore sentenced a defendant to death by remote video. The defendant had been found guilty of participating in a drug deal, and Singapore has a zero tolerance policy when it comes to illegal drugs.
This is probably not the place or time to reflect on Singapore's draconian criminal laws and sentencing practices. But regardless of where one falls on the capital punishment debate, there is something especially dehumanizing about receiving a death sentence through a video screen. The judge (or jury) should have to look the defendant in the eye–face to face–when assessing such a punishment.
American courts have been experimenting with Zoom sentencing, and in fact a federal district court is scheduled to sentence a white collar defendant by videoconference on June 4. But that defendant is based in France and is hoping to avoid prison time altogether; it is night and day when compared to the Singapore sentence.
(h/t John McCarthy)
Author Jordan SingerPosted on May 28, 2020 Categories court administration, federal courts, internationalTags coronavirus, criminal justice, New York, pandemic, sentencing, Singapore, videoconferencingLeave a comment on Singapore court sentences defendant to death via Zoom


Three bus loads of paramilitary policemen from Kitwe's Kamfinsa training school have been transported to Solwezi with instructions to beat any opposition cadres there. Each bus was carrying over 80 officers while others used Toyota Landcruiser vehicles.
And by yesterday some cadres were ferried from copperbelt towns after being paid about K500 each to pose as defectors, while locals were being paid K50 each to attend functions to be addressed by President Edgar Lungu during his stay in the area.
A source from Kamfinsa disclosed that some recruits and other officers were ferried so that they can beat any locals who may boo the president as it happened last year.
"You know last year the President was booed there so they paid some cadres from copperbelt who will pose as opposition members and even stage a defection there. But if there is any booing by locals then these guys from here will do the works," he said.
Lungu is also expected to meet the council of elders, some traditional leaders and also commission a shopping mall. He will also address a rally at which hired 'defectors' will be paraded.
During his ongoing campaigns he is also expected to travel to Mwinilunga before returning to Lusaka.


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Q: Is didSet on a @Binding file specific? Essentially, I'm nesting @Binding 3 layers deep.
struct LayerOne: View {
    @State private var doubleValue = 0.0

    var body: some View {
        LayerTwo(doubleValue: $doubleValue)
    }
}

struct LayerTwo: View {
    @Binding var doubleValue: Double {
        didSet {
            print(doubleValue)
        }
    }

    var body: some View {
        LayerThree(doubleValue: $doubleValue)
    }
}

struct LayerThree: View {
    @Binding var doubleValue: Double {
        didSet {
            print(doubleValue) // Only this print gets run when doubleValue is updated from this struct
        }
    }

    var body: Some view {
        // Button here changes doubleValue
    }
}

Whichever struct I change doubleValue in is the one where the didSet will get run, so for example if I change it in LayerThree only that one will print, none of the others will.
I am able to watch for changes with .onChange(of: doubleValue) which will then get run when it changes but it's not making sense to me why didSet won't get run except on the struct where it's changed from.
Is @Binding struct specific?

A: Using property observers like didSet on values wrapped in PropertyWrappers will not have the "normal" effect because the value is being set inside the wrapper.
In SwiftUI, if you want to trigger an action when a value changes, you should use the onChange(of:perform:) modifier.
struct LayerTwo: View {
    @Binding var doubleValue: Double

    var body: some View {
        LayerThree(doubleValue: $doubleValue)
          .onChange(of: doubleValue) { newValue
            print(newValue)
          }
    }
}

A: To see why this happens, we can unveil the syntactic sugar of property wrappers. @Binding var doubleValue: Double translates to:
private var _doubleValue: Binding<Double>
var doubleValue: Double {
    get { _doubleValue.wrappedValue }
    set { _doubleValue.wrappedValue = newValue }
}

init(doubleValue: Binding<Double>) {
    _doubleValue = doubleValue
}

Whatever you do in didSet will be put after the line _doubleValue.wrappedValue = newValue. It should be very obvious why when you update doubleValue in layer 3, The didSet of doubleValue in layer 2 or 1 doesn't get called. They are simply different computed properties!
swiftPunk's solution works by creating a new binding whose setter sets the struct's doubleValue, hence calling didSet:
Binding(get: { return doubleValue },
        set: { newValue in doubleValue = newValue }
//                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
//                         this will call didSet in the current layer

A: Now all working:
struct ContentView: View {

    var body: some View {

        LayerOne()

    }

}

struct LayerOne: View {

    @State private var doubleValue:Double = 0.0 {
        didSet {
            print("LayerOne:", doubleValue)
        }
    }

    var body: some View {
        LayerTwo(doubleValue: Binding(get: { return doubleValue }, set: { newValue in doubleValue = newValue } ))
    }

}

struct LayerTwo: View  {

    @Binding var doubleValue: Double {
        didSet {
            print("LayerTwo:", doubleValue)
        }
    }

    var body: some View {

        LayerThree(doubleValue: Binding(get: { return doubleValue }, set: { newValue in doubleValue = newValue } ))
    }
}

struct LayerThree: View  {

    @Binding var doubleValue: Double {
        didSet {
            print("LayerThree:", doubleValue)
        }
    }

    var body: some View {

        Text(String(describing: doubleValue))

        Button("update value") {
            doubleValue = Double.random(in: 0.0...100.0)
        }
        .padding()
    }

}

print results:

LayerOne: 64.58963263686678
LayerTwo: 64.58963263686678
LayerThree: 64.58963263686678


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Many serious crimes in Virginia are classified as felonies. These can include a number of drug charges, such as those linked to sales or manufacturing, as well as manslaughter or murder, sex charges, serious theft allegations, white-collar crimes and weapons charges. A felony conviction not only comes with prison time, but it can also be a serious bar to further education, employment or even housing. In Virginia, there are six classes of felonies, and each has a specified penalty associated with the crime.
Class 1 felonies are the most serious; they can carry the death penalty or life imprisonment as well as a fine of up to $100,000. On the other hand, Class 2 felonies carry a prison term of 20 years to life as well as a fine of $100,000 or less. Class 3 felony convictions lead to five to 20 years in prison as well as a fine of up to $100,000.
For Class 4 felonies, once again, fines can range up to $100,000, while prison sentences can range from two to 10 years. Class 5 felonies have smaller sentences as well as fines; people convicted may receive one to 10 years in prison. However, a judge or jury could sentence someone to 12 months in jail and a $2,500 fine instead. The same is true for Class 6 felonies; a conviction can be accompanied by one to five years of incarceration or up to 12 months in jail and a fine of up to $2,500.
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Kuwait Armed Group Claims Murder of Korean
Posted January. 16, 2005 22:05,
Kuwait Armed Group Claims Murder of Korean. January. 16, 2005 22:05. by Hyong-gwon Pu bookum90@donga.com.
According to a Reuters report on January 15, a group calling themselves "Kuwait Mujahideen" has claimed on an Internet site that they have killed several Kuwaiti soldiers, three U.S. troops and one Korean.
The South Korean Embassy in Kuwait revealed on January 16 that it has run an investigation regarding the safety of the 500 Koreans in the area but has not received any reports of victims.
Reuters added that this is a previously unknown group, the names of the victims have not been verified yet, and officials are not available for comment. This group posted a message on an Internet site named "Minbar Ahl al-Sunna wal Jama`a (Forum for People who Follow Muhammad)" announcing they had attacked a Kuwaiti military base.
Reuters reported that this group attacked a military base in Umm al-Haiman, a small city in southern Kuwait, engaging in a firefight with Kuwaiti security forces.
Later, quoting government intelligence, Reuter announced the news that one Saudi Arabian gunman was killed and two Kuwaiti policemen were wounded during the clash.
Kuwait's Interior Ministry only announced, "Security forces arrested one gunman at Umm al-Haiman, confiscating weapons and explosives, and are currently looking for the other six who have run away."
Meanwhile, in response to the Reuters report, the Korean government raised the travel alert level from "Caution (Be aware of safety)," the first stage, to the second stage, "Warning (Be extremely aware of safety and reconsider trips to this area)."
An official at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade announced this at an unofficial briefing, and said, "Regarding the Reuters report, the South Korean Embassy in Kuwait, the Kuwaiti government and the U.S. government are working to confirm it. First of all, we are trying to check the safety of the 450 Korean nationals in Kuwait."
He said, "After investigating the statement issued by 'Kuwait Mujahideen,' we have found out that they are claiming the murder of a 'Korean soldier' instead of a 'Korean'," and added, "All Korean soldiers based in Kuwait are safe, and moreover Korean soldiers have no reason to go to the area in question." Joint Chiefs of Staff also revealed that all 150 members of the Air Force Daiman Unit stationed in Kuwait are safe.
An official at Joint Chiefs of Staff said, "The Ali al-Salem U.S. military base, where the Daiman Unit is located, is in a desert with three to four layers of security facilities. Therefore it is impossible for terrorists to penetrate into this base."
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1. After a comprehensive review of the applicants case, the SRP determined by unanimous vote that there be no change of the applicants disability and separation determination.
2. The SRP reviewed the records for evidence of inappropriate changes in diagnosis of the MH condition during processing through the military Disability Evaluation System (DES). The evidence of the available records show the diagnosis of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as the only diagnosis rendered during processing through the DES. The SRP agreed there were no inappropriate changes in diagnoses and therefore, determined that the applicant did not meet the inclusion criteria in the Terms of Reference of the MH Diagnosis Review Project.
3. The SRP agreed that the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB) adjudication of not unfitting PTSD was supported by the evidence. The SRP agreed that the evidence of record showed a diagnosis of PTSD in 2007 with hospitalization in 2007. The record reflected minimal MH related symptoms at the time of separation. His last psychiatric assessment revealed that he was better with improved sleep and less irritability, a girlfriend, and future oriented plans to live in Germany. His NCO report less than a year from separation showed the highest ratings. The SRP noted that there were no psychiatric emergency visits, no active suicidal or homicidal thoughts, no legal issues, no reports of domestic violence, nor any psychiatric hospitalizations for a 24-month period prior to separation. The commanders statement did not implicate an MH condition. There were no profiled psychiatric limitations (S1). The psychiatric examination deemed the covered individual as meeting retention standards. The SRP concluded that no mental disorder, regardless of the diagnosis, rose to the level of unfitting.
4. After due deliberation in consideration of the preponderance of the evidence, the SRP concluded that there was insufficient cause to recommend a change in the PEB adjudication for the applicants MH condition at separation.
5. The available evidence shows the SRPs assessment should be accepted.


The provider of cyber security solutions, Akamai, issued a report titled Internet Conditions / Akamai Security 2018 Regarding Credential Stuffing Attacks which revealed dangerous login attempts worldwide continued to increase.
The findings in this report show that Akamai detected around 3.2 billion malicious logins per month from January to April 2018, and more than 8.3 billion malicious login attempts from bots in May and June 2018 - the monthly average increased by 30 percent. In total, from the beginning of November 2017 to the end of June 2018, the analysis of Akamai researchers shows more than 30 billion dangerous login attempts over an eight-month period.
Malicious login attempts come from credential stuffing, where hackers systematically use botnets to try login information stolen on various webs. They target login pages for local banks and retailers because many customers use the same login credentials for multiple services and accounts. Credential stuffing can cost the organization millions to tens of millions of dollars per year, according to the report "Losses Due to Credential Stuffing" from The Ponemon Institute.
Security research and threats and the detection of Akamai's behavior support the company's bot management technology, and Akamai's Vice President of Web Security, Josh Shaul, provides an example in combating the misuse of credentials on behalf of one customer.
"One of the largest financial services companies in the world experiences more than 8,000 monthly account takeovers, which results in direct losses due to fraud of more than $ 100,000 per day," Shaul said.
Shaul further said the company turned to Akamai to implement behavior-based bot detection in front of each customer's login endpoint and immediately saw a drastic reduction in account takeovers to only one to three cases per month and fraud losses reduced to only $ 1,000 to $ 2,000 per day.
In addition, the Internet Conditions report describes two cases in which Akamai is fighting credential stuffing efforts for clients that show the severity of the method.
In the first case, the report describes the various problems faced by Fortune 500 financial services institutions where attackers use botnets to carry out 8.5 million malicious login attempts within 48 hours of sites that usually only experience seven million login attempts a week. More than 20,000 devices are included in this botnet, which is capable of sending hundreds of requests per minute. Akamai's research identified that nearly one third of the traffic in this attack came from Vietnam and the United States.
A second real example from the report illustrates the types of "low and slow" attacks identified at a credit cooperative earlier this year. This financial institution experienced an increase in high dangerous login attempts which eventually revealed a botnet trio targeting its site. While noisy botnets steal their attention, the discovery of botnets that try to infiltrate very slowly and methodically raises greater concern.
"Our research shows that people who carry out these credential stuffing attacks continue to perfect their equipment. They have a variety of methodologies, ranging from noise-based volume attacks, to "low and slow" attacks clandestinely, "said Martin McKeay, Senior Security Advocate at Akamai and Lead Author reports on Internet Conditions / Security.
In line with that, Martin McKeay appealed to us to be more vigilant when seeing several attacks simultaneously targeting one target.
"Without the special expertise and tools needed to defend themselves from various campaigns from many parties, organizations can easily experience some of the most dangerous credential attacks," he said.
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A study by the apartment search website RentCafe finds that more wealthy Americans are choosing to rent living spaces instead of buying them.
The study's writer, Alexandra Ciuntu, collected information from the U.S. Census Bureau. She found that the number of U.S. households earning at least $150,000 a year that chose to rent increased 175 percent between 2007 and 2017.
This new kind of renter goes against the idea that Americans rent mostly because they do not have enough money to buy a home.
Ciuntu told VOA by email, "Lifestyle plays an important part in their decision to rent."
Business and technology centers like San Francisco, California, and Seattle, Washington, have the highest numbers of wealthy renters.
In San Francisco, the number of renters grew from 21,000 in 2007 to 71,400 in 2017. That is an increase of 240 percent. The number of wealthy buyers increased by 56 percent -- from 40,100 in 2007 to 62,400 in 2017.
Ciuntu says that, with the rise in housing prices, it seems like a better decision to rent than to buy.
She added, "In San Francisco, for example, $200,000 buys you just 260 square feet [24 square meters]. It's understandable why top earners give renting a serious try before deciding whether to invest in a property or not."
In San Francisco and New York City, wealthy renters outnumber wealthy buyers. There are more high-earning renters — about 250,000 — in New York City than anywhere else in the country.
But Ciuntu notes that the interest in renting does not mean wealthy Americans are rejecting homeownership. Between 2007 and 2017, Seattle gained 13,400 more wealthy home owners than it did high-income renters. Cities like Chicago and Denver also saw thousands more wealthy homeowners move in than wealthy renters during that 10-year period.


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Q: Algorithm to calculate most popular courses I am trying to get some statistics around the courses listed on a learning portal. one of which is, to get the 4 most popular courses based on below three factors:

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*Number of subscribers for the course

*Average rating

*Number of reviews

I have been mulling over the solution for quite a while, but unable to come up with the best approach to achieve above.
Can anyone please suggest, how I can use these factors to get the most accurate data on popular courses?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks

A: Before giving you some subjective formula about it, I'd like to point you out to a couple of links about bayesian statistics and how IMDb rates films
How you choose the weights for your single set of parameters seems to be highly subjective in your use case. You don't have too many parameters to play with neither. For instance, you got number of reviews... but does this mean all of them are good reviews?

A: You can try this formula ->
popularity = 50*((NumSub/maxNumSub) + (RateAvg/RateMax)*(NumReview/NumSub))

Here,
NumSub = Number of Subscribers in the Course.
maxNumSub = Maximum Number of Subscribers in all the Courses.
RateAvg = Average Rating of the Course.
RateMax = The Highest rating a course can get.
NumReview = Number of reviews of the course.

Thus you will get a value for popularity out of 100.
e.g:

Let us assume, for a course,
NumSub = 80
maxNumSub = 100
RateAvg = 4.5
RateMax = 5
NumReview = 24

So, according to the formula,
popularity = 50 * ((80/100) + (4.5/5)*(24/80))
           = 50 * (0.8 + 0.9*0.3)
           = 53.5

Thus, the popularity value for the course is 53.5.

A: This is how I would do it:

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*Put subscribers, ratings and reviews in 3 separate lists

*Use a function like max() to find the largest value in the list, then delete that value from the list, do this 4 times, each time add the largest value to a new list (if you want)

*Do this for each list

Also what language are you using? I know this would work for me but it may be slightly different depending on the language


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Vernal Life: Ruth Easterbrook (Opening Reception and Talk)
Gallery 224, Harvard Ceramics Program, 224 Western Ave., Allston
Solo exhibition of work by Ruth Easterbrook, 2019-20 Artist In Residence at the Ceramics Program, Office for the Arts at Harvard.
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Q: Absorption spectroscopy - transmittance (normalized) In the absorption spectroscopy we can calculate transmittance $T$ of a given sample by comparing how the intensity of the incident beam $I_{0}$ is decreased with the distance (Lambert-Beer Law).
$A = -\ln{\frac{I}{I_{0}}}=\alpha L$
where $A$ is absorbence, $T = 1 -A$, $\alpha$ is a an absorption coefficient and $L$ is the distance.
But I encountered something called Normalized transmittence I don't really understand what it is and how can I get it from measured data. Normalized how? It appears in scientific articles but I couldn't find any good source explaining it really. Can anyone help me please?
The spectra then look like this:

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A: In general, normalizing means making a range go from $0$ to $1$.
Transmittance is the ratio of incident light to transmitted light intensity. It should always be between $0$ and $1$. If the intensity of incident light varies, perhaps because the power source isn't perfect or any other such cause, it changes the transmitted intensity. It can appear that the transmittance $> 1$.
One way of doing a measurement is to measure the intensity of input light once, and then the transmitted spectrum.
However, if the input intensity varies, it is better to continually measure it together with the transmitted intensity. Then dividing removes the apparent variability and "normalizes" the transmittance.
The article you reference mentions something like this:

Light source spectral power variation, interference frin ges due to reflected laser light, and wavelength dependence of the optical components can all cause background variation. For high accuracy applications, the SRM user is advised to normalize the signal to the light source spectrum.

Here is another random article that describes the same thing. Z-Scan Measurements of Optical Nonlinearities

In many practical cases where consider able laser power fluctuations
may occur during the scan, a reference detector can be used to monitor
and normalize the transmittance


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Brayden Point made his season debut on Thursday for a big showdown with the Maple Leafs. Unsurprisingly, he started right where he left off, scoring two goals and adding an assist with five shots in the 7-3 win. The Bucs beat the Argonauts! Anyways, we know how good Point is and that he's an elite options in all formats. A couple other takeaways from this game. One, Point went on the first line with Steven Stamkos and Nikita Kucherov, who had four points each. If that line sticks together, watch out. Two, the new fifth person on the top power play unit was Anthony Cirelli, who ended up with three assists, two on the power play. I'm a big fan of Cirelli's game but he didn't get the opportunity. Now, he is centering the second line and on the top power play unit. He's a must own in all formats. Three, Tampa Bay really is the better version of Toronto. The defensemen on Toronto just can't keep up. I mean, Cody Ceci? Even Rielly and Barrie aren't good defensively. Let's take a look at what else happened over the last two nights:
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Hey guys! Sven here with our stop in San Jose for 31 in 31! Over the next month, I will be taking a look at each team's players to watch out for going into the 2018-19 fantasy hockey season: The 31 in 31 daily segment. This analysis features everything from surefire studs, to sleepers, to prospects that may make an appearance at some point this season. Please let me know if you guys enjoy this type of material! Reminder that the stat totals are from last season.