Shannon and Will argue a lot, but they still get along quite well together.
Ron is an old girlfriend.
Pitawas tucked Johnathan into bed.
Joel can't leave us now.
Konstantinos and his wife adopted three children.
He gets angry if he's contradicted.
Val is the man of my dreams.
This is the first time I've ever made Sjaak cry.
I think we should go with Laurel.
Vance made a lot of money.
Joel did what they told him to do.
Maybe Pierre could be persuaded to help.
Think is a lot older than Shadow is.
John and Elliott loved each other.
Ravi told me that he wants to go to Boston.
I'd better report this to Marshall.
Panos smiled at himself in the mirror.
Rafik is a native French speaker.
Those asked Axel not to visit him anymore.
I don't remember anyone named Jill.
Mott deposited 1,000 dollars in his saving account.
We arrived a lot earlier than Leo.
Emmett asked me if he could close the windows.
On this matter, I feel exactly the same as way Eduardo does.
Mara rang to say he was just about to come over.
Isidore is busy with his homework now.
Werner got very sick and almost died.
Oscar toyed with his empty glass.
Sheila is still pretty young.
Rainer's coffee mug is next to Antonio's.


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Birthdays galore this week. My former boss, Pete's mom, Howard Stern, and all the martyrs born on the fifteenth. Like me.
Fairly boring weekend, actually relaxing and calm for once. easydamsel was gone for the weekend, so I had the pad to myself, and did little except for work at EB. Of course, for once I'm not the last person coming home late every night, so I've had the place most nights the past week or so until midnight. Finally noticed that the urinal was numbered 23. Of course. I see it clearly now. FNORD.
I'm going to try to get epic47 and Bob to build a version of this, making an extra for my use. I'd definately sponsor that project.
Speaking of monkeys (I mean W, not the kids, racists), see Fox's latest insanity? Just listen, then look at the US/Japanese flags. Scary. With the monkey wrestling the human, I'm reminded of Pete's quest to face off against a primate. Speaking of monkeys (thanks to khephra for that link), I'd love to see what a million monkeys in front of tabletPCs most often find with this. Probably this or Pepsi girl hate sites.
"This is about as romantic as an iodine enema."
And getting back to Fox's jokes, watched Joe Millionaire again with windexcowboy at his mansion. Barely made it in time, as we had dinner with caniswolfie, his better half, mrfantasy, and both halves of the flatline. mrfantasy drank tons of gin before he left, so he was really mean.
"Sometimes I forget you're really intelligent, Russ."
So we raced back to enjoy the show, and I actually went straight home instead of hanging out more at drewuniversity like I normally do until late at night. And wouldn't it just figure, that the one night I'm not on campus, a server needed help at a time I would have still been there. So instead poor windexcowboy had to make his horribly long commute into work, and log me off my boss's machine, wiping all I had left. This either teaches me to save work, even if I think no one else will touch the machine, or teaches me to stay late at work every night. I'm not sure which.
Just got off the phone with towelboy. Interesting revelations and perspectives on things as always. Sometimes I just wish my wishes could be respected. I think I speak rather clearly, but I know I often wuss around to avoid direct confrontation, for silly reasons, then turning into a ball of rage instead of dealing with it in a healthy manner and risk being unliked.
i'll be another year older (at least in the way birth anniversaries are counted) at 9:30 tomorrow night.
growing up there were three girls in my class (from second grade through the end of high school) that all had the same birthday as me.


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Q: Build a graph structure in haskell I'm modelling the type information of a relational database. I would like to build the following graph:

*

*The vertices are tables.

*An edge exists from table A to table B for every column in A which is a foreign key to B.
This is the initial data I have for building the graph.
newtype TableName = TableName T.Text
newtype ColName = ColName T.Text
newtype ColType = ColType T.Text

type DBInfo = H.HashMap TableName TableInfo
type TableInfo = H.HashMap ColName ColInfo
data ColInfo = CISimple ColType
             -- Forms the basis for building the graph
             | CIFKey ColType TableName -- col type, referenced table

getDBInfo :: IO (DBInfo)

These are the types of the graph structure I'm expecting.
data SafeColInfo = SCISimple ColType
                 -- This captures an edge between two tables
                 | SCIFKey ColType SafeTableInfo
type SafeTableInfo = H.HashMap TableName SafeColInfo
type SafeDBInfo = ..

I would like to write this function :
convDBInfo :: DBInfo -> Either String SafeDBInfo

convDBInfo should build the above graph. The information about t in any foreign key (CIFKey ctype t) can be found by looking up t in DBInfo. If it is not found, the input data is inconsistent and is an error.
This is fairly straightforward in an imperative language with references. However, I can't think of a way to solve this in Haskell. As I understand, this looks like a good fit for the 'Tying the knot' paradigm, but I can't seem to wrap my head around it. How do I write this function?

A: We can tie a knot the following way:
convDBInfo :: DBInfo -> SafeDBInfo
convDBInfo dbi = safeDbi where
  safeDbi = H.map (H.map go) dbi
  go (CIFKey colName tblName) = SCIFKey colName $ safeDbi H.! tblName
  go (CISimple colName)       = SCISimple colName

We get safeDbi by mapping over the column entries in the input. The important point is that we look up the tables from safeDbi in the definition of go, so the tables in SCIFKey-s will be from the resulting hashmap.
Example:
foo :: DBInfo
foo = H.fromList [
  ("table1", H.fromList [
       ("col1", CIFKey "a" "table2")
       ]),
  ("table2", H.fromList [
       ("col2", CIFKey "b" "table1")
       ])
  ]

bar = convDBInfo foo
SCIFKey _ tbl2 = (bar H.! "table1") H.! "col1"
SCIFKey name _ = tbl2 H.! "col2"
-- name == "b"

Note though that knotty data structures are often inconvenient to use, because they are indistinguishable from lazy infinite structures, so we have to give it extra thought when we'd like to print, serialize or compare them. Most of the time explicitly keyed graphs are easier to use, and not much worse performance wise.

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Michael Pena
12 Strong (2018)
Tagline: "On September 11th 2001 the world watched in terror. On September 12th 2001, they volunteered to fight."
Premise: Based on the true story of a team of US Special Forces who head into Afghanistan in the weeks following the Sept 11th attacks to support the fragile Afghan northern alliance in a push against Taliban strongholds. An exceptional story worth investigating after seeing 12 Strong, so as not to spoil any outcome.
Delivery: 12 Strong, was, I strongly suspected heading into the cinema, going to be awful, American flag waving patriotism. It is flag waving patriotism, but it's hard not to get on board with that considering the circumstances and setting. Although I have a few minor gripes and stipulations about it. For example, don't expect much by way of originality, or depth of character beyond the main three good guys. But there are elements which were novel and different, and I at least found it exciting.
I'm a fan of war films. I'll state that up front. Don't know why, but I enjoy them and I find battle scenes exciting. The reason I went to see 12 Strong despite not being entirely sold was twofold. Firstly, there was a good chance I'd enjoy it even if it isn't brilliant. Secondly, if it is a big steaming pile of horseshit I get to slag it off on Bedsit Cinema, and I love a rant. Anyone hoping for a rant, I hate to disappoint at this early stage but, there's not one coming. Can I offer horseplay instead?
Gripes: Michael Pena doesn't look like a special forces soldier- the man has a beer gut, and Chris Hemsworth doesn't sound like an American. The Taliban leader only had one character development scene- and a film needs a strong bad guy. Although I suppose if you're struggling to find reasons not to like the Taliban, you probably don't go to watch American films about their being killed. I also wasn't a fan of the soldier's WAGs scenes where the main characters tell the Mrs they're off to risk their lives for King and country. Or Donald Rumsfeld. Or whoever they have in place of George III. Personal taste perhaps but it's too often a feature of war films lately to wrap that in. For contrast think of how poignant the scenes in Saving Private Ryan are when the men discuss home life.
However, 12 Strong is a very solid war film. The action is at times brutal, and thoroughly engaging and one thing which really made it stand out for me was the use of horses. For the western world, seeing horses charge rocket launchers is pretty hair raising and novel. Although seemingly the Taliban have been fighting with tanks against horses in Afghanistan for donkey's years, for me it gave the film a unique edge. Though at one point I did chuckle when I imagined a cigar chomping Hollywood film executive brainstorming, "Yah yah I liked that War Horse, but y'know what? Not enough Americans! Or horses! Or rockets!"
Bedsit it? Overall, I really enjoyed 12 Strong, no it's not ground-breaking, but if you like a war film you'll probably get along with it as two hour's entertainment. It is flag waving patriotism, but it could be worse. Strongly reminiscent of Lone Survivor and the French Film Special Forces (or Forces Speciales, because they're flowery like that) which are both worth checking out if you don't want to leave your bedsit, but I'd say it's worth the effort. 7/10
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These are some lies we made up about Silver Lake.
The phantom of an elderly cleaning lady can once in a while be observed taking a rest at the dining table in a Silver Lake trailer. A local resident says that this ghost is the undeceased spirit of a former Silver Lake local resident. Regardless of what people utter, this spirit certainly is bloodcurdling; one that you shouldn't go trying to find.
The phantom of a young female outfitted as a maid has repeatedly been made out howling on the shore of Caldwell Lake.
Archimedes is frequently perceived staring at people in a Silver Lake flat through a door crack.
The ghost of a dispossessed guy has supposedly been witnessed on a small number of instances before dawn floating by on Clear Creek. Whichever way, it's a creepy spirit that should be steered clear of.
An alien may be spotted frequently in a wild spot in the neighborhood of Silver Lake.


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Kelly desperately wants to be a big star, but after losing a dance competition, she feels like anything but. In mid-temper tantrum, Kelly receives an unexpected visitor who shows her what it really means to shine. Children of all ages can learn how to better control their emotions through this delightfully creative tale.
In today's culture, so much emphasis is put on fame and fortune, and at times it can seem like very little is put on integrity and character. Unfortunately, a lot of children have picked up the idea that being great doesn't have to include a great attitude. Enter Sparky, a much-needed mascot for emotional development, and The Stellar Way, a fantastic, wonder-filled story that will inspire children to overcome personal challenges and shine brightly.
The story centers around a little girl named Kelly, who, after losing a dance competition, throws herself one heck of a pity party. Desiring the spotlight, admiration, and recognition, Kelly wishes upon a star to become a star. However, Kelly's wish is not granted in the way she expects! Instead of becoming a star, Kelly is visited by a star – Sparky, a tutor in the fine art of shining brightly. Sparky takes Kelly on a journey, explaining that in order to shine, we must let go of the chips that block our light, and count our blessings. Kelly learns self-control, how to accept responsibility for her actions, and—equally important—her own worth.
A delightfully fun, creative, and adventurous tale, The Stellar Way is a unique way to teach children valuable lessons for emotional growth and development. Beautifully illustrated by James Koenig, The Stellar Way is enchanting, engaging, and beautifully written. Tina Donovan sets out to create a character that will fulfill a void seriously lacking in children's literature – and nails it. Not only can children be entertained and delighted by the story, they can also be challenged and guided in how to better handle their developing emotions and feelings. The Stellar Way is a win-win for parents, children, and educators.
We are pleased to award The Stellar Way the Dove Seal of Approval for All Ages.
Note: To dive deeper into The Stellar Way, the author has created a detailed lesson plan for use in educational settings. The story has also been written in two versions to accommodate older and younger readers, but the plot and lessons are consistent across both versions.
Faith: A little girl is encouraged to count her blessings instead of her problems.
Integrity: Sparky teaches readers to shine by letting go of anger.
Other: A girl makes a wish on a star—magic is implied but not explicit; the main character, out of anger, says derogatory things about her competitors.
Writer: Tina Donovan
Reviewer: Cammie H


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Be Skeptical About Bernie Sanders' Financial Transactions Tax
By Alex Muresianu - July 09, 2019 at 12:25PM
Taxing financial transactions is a popular proposal among Democrats to fund new government programs—but some on the center-left have called into question how much revenue such a tax would generate.
Democratic presidential candidates Sen. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D–N.Y.), along with several other members of Congress, have introduced a bill that would tax financial transactions. It would levy a tax of 0.5 percent on stock trades, 0.1 percent on bond trades, and 0.005 percent on derivatives trades. Sanders promises that this new tax will raise $2.4 trillion over the next decade, citing a study from University of Massachusetts economists; he plans to use that revenue to fund free college, student loan debt forgiveness, expanded Pell Grants, support for historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), and increased investment in K-12 education.
Sanders says the bill will help "rein in the recklessness of Wall Street billionaires and build an economy that works for all Americans."
But even if you buy that premise, there are plenty of questions about how effective a financial transactions tax would be in raising revenue.
As senior fellow Howard Gleckman of the center-left Tax Policy Center wrote recently, Sanders proposed a similar financial transactions tax (FTT) in 2016, and some economists promised it would generate almost $3 trillion in tax revenue over a decade. Meanwhile, the Tax Policy Center found that the tax would raise only $400 billion over ten years. Why the difference? The Tax Policy Center estimated that the tax would dramatically reduce the number of transactions on financial markets, reducing both the FTT's tax base and revenue from taxes on realized capital gains. By raising transaction costs, fewer investors will sell stocks, which means less taxable capital gains income.
The Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) analysis mirrors the Tax Policy Center's, estimating that a FTT similar to the one Sanders proposed would raise under $800 billion over a decade. The CBO has also reported that FTTs pose a threat for public finances of federal, state, and local governments, by reducing liquidity in the bond market and increasing costs faced by pension programs.
Other countries' experiences with FTTs suggest that it is right to be skeptical about Sanders' claims. When Sweden implemented the tax, 60 percent of transactions on Sweden's stock market moved to other countries, and as a result, overall tax revenue actually went down. Not only did the FTT not raise as much revenue as hoped, but moving stock market transactions to other countries and increasing transaction costs also reduced revenue from taxes on capital gains.
This debate, between firebrand progressives and the more moderate center-left, mirrors a recent back-and-forth about fellow presidential contender Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax.
Both the wealth tax and the financial transactions tax are appealing revenue sources to progressives, as they both target clear villains: wealthy heirs and greedy Wall Street traders. Both taxes seem deceptively modest, with a seemingly low tax rate: Warren often calls her wealth tax proposal "the two-cent tax" on the "tippy-top."
But the problem with this framing in the case of the FTT, as Nicole Kaeding, the nonpartisan Tax Foundation's vice president of federal projects, points out, is that a very low tax rate that promises to raise a lot of revenue is probably a result of "tax pyramiding," or the taxation of the same money over and over again.
As Reason's Peter Suderman wrote, to pay for their extravagant spending proposals, Democratic presidential candidates wouldn't be able to rely on these targeted tax hikes on the super-rich. Instead, they'd have to tax like Scandinavia, which would mean major tax increases across the middle class. Bernie himself admitted that the middle-class would have to pay higher taxes at the most recent Democratic debate.
It's worth noting, too, that the FTT wouldn't just hit Wall Street traders. It would hit middle-class retirement savings and local pension programs. By raising the cost of investment, it could reduce long-run economic growth. All that, and it would probably fall short of raising the promised revenue, too.
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Exhibition Special Exhibition Open Space Workshop Artist Talk Lecture Symposium Concert Live Performance Screening Web Project Kids Program Gallery Tour Seminar Others
Open Space 2017: Re-envisioning the Future
Screening program related to "emergencies! 031" in "Open Space 2017: Re-envisioning the Future"
GUSHIKEN Yusuke "mikikikikimimi 201705"
May 27 - July 17 and July 25 - August 1, 2017
Date: May 27 - July 17 and July 25 - August 1, 2017
Venue: ICC Theater
Capacity: 27 persons
*Duration: 19 min.
11:30am-
Organizer: NTT InterCommunication Center [ICC]
GUSHIKEN Yusuke
Born 1989. Graduated from the University of the Ryukyus, Faculty of Education, in 2013, and completed studies at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences [IAMAS] in 2017. The central theme of his work is "hearing/listening to sounds," inspired by the fact that people may perceive the same sounds in the same environments differently depending on their individual interests and experience. Through his creative endeavors, he aims to become aware of his own "way of hearing/listening" to sounds, recognize the individual differences in human acoustic perception, and further expand the possibilities of listening to a variety of sounds.
Related Exhibitions & Events
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Q: How to increase performance when randomly selecting clusters and adding observations? In a clustered dataset, I want to randomly pick some clusters and then add some simulated observations to the selected clusters. Then I want to create a dataset that combines the simulated and original observations from the selected clusters with all the original observations from the unselected clusters. I would also like to repeat this process many times and thus create many (maybe 1000) new datasets. I managed to do this using for loop but would like to know if there is any more efficient and concise way to accomplish this. Here is an example dataset:
## simulate some data
y <- rnorm(20)
x <- rnorm(20)
z <- rep(1:5, 4)
w <- rep(1:4, each=5)
dd <- data.frame(id=z, cluster=w, x=x, y=y)
#    id cluster           x           y
# 1   1       1  0.30003855  0.65325768
# 2   2       1 -1.00563626 -0.12270866
# 3   3       1  0.01925927 -0.41367651
# 4   4       1 -1.07742065 -2.64314895
# 5   5       1  0.71270333 -0.09294102
# 6   1       2  1.08477509  0.43028470
# 7   2       2 -2.22498770  0.53539884
# 8   3       2  1.23569346 -0.55527835
# 9   4       2 -1.24104450  1.77950291
# 10  5       2  0.45476927  0.28642442
# 11  1       3  0.65990264  0.12631586
# 12  2       3 -0.19988983  1.27226678
# 13  3       3 -0.64511396 -0.71846622
# 14  4       3  0.16532102 -0.45033862
# 15  5       3  0.43881870  2.39745248
# 16  1       4  0.88330282  0.01112919
# 17  2       4 -2.05233698  1.63356842
# 18  3       4 -1.63637927 -1.43850664
# 19  4       4  1.43040234 -0.19051680
# 20  5       4  1.04662885  0.37842390

cl <- split(dd, dd$cluster)  ## split the data based on clusters
k <- length(dd$id)
l <- length(cl)

`%notin%` <- Negate(`%in%`)  ## define "not in" to exclude unselected clusters so
                             ## as to retain their original observations

A clsamp function in the following code is then created which includes two for loops. The first for loop is to exclude the unselected clusters and the second for loop is to simulate new observations and append them to the selected clusters. Note that I randomly sample 2 clusters (10% of the total number of observations), without replacement
clsamp <- function(cl, k) {
  a <- sample(cl, size=0.1*k, replace=FALSE)
  jud <- (names(cl) %notin% names(a))
  need <- names(cl)[jud]
  T3 <- NULL
  for (k in need) {
    T3 <- rbind(T3, cl[[k]])
  }
  subt <- NULL
  s <- a
  for (j in 1:2) {
    y <- rnorm(2)
    x <- rnorm(2)
    d <- cbind(id=nrow(a[[j]]) + c(1:length(x)),
               cluster=unique(a[[j]]$cluster), x, y)
    s[[j]] <- rbind(a[[j]], d)
    subt <- rbind(subt, s[[j]])
  }
  T <- rbind(T3, subt)
  return(T)
}

Finally, this creates a list of 5 datasets each of which combines the simulated and original observations from the selected clusters with all the original observations from the unselected clusters
Q <- vector(mode="list", length=5)
for (i in 1:length(Q)) {
  Q[[i]] <- clsamp(cl, 20)
}

Anyone knows a shorter way to do this? Maybe use the replicate function? Thanks.

A: This generates a sizeX2 matrix of random values and cbinds sampled cluster names and consecutive ids to it. It directly starts with dd and also works when you convert dd to a matrix mm, which might be slightly faster. Output is a data frame, though. Instead of your k I use f to directly calculate the number of rows that should be added to the two selected clusters. In case the size gets zero, the original data frame is returned.
clsamp2 <- function(m, f=.1) {
  size <- round(nrow(m)*f)
  if (size == 0) as.data.frame(m)
  else {
    ids <- unique(m[,1])
    cls <- unique(m[,2])
    rd <- matrix(rnorm(size * 4), ncol=2, dimnames=list(NULL, c("x", "y")))
    out <- rbind.data.frame(m, cbind(id=rep(max(ids) + 1:size, each=2),
                                     cluster=sample(cls, 2), rd))
    `rownames<-`(out[order(out$cluster, out$id), ], NULL)
  }
}

Result
set.seed(42)  ## same seed also used for creating `dd`
clsamp2(dd, .1)

## or
mm <- as.matrix(dd)
clsamp2(mm, .1)

#    id cluster           x           y
# 1   1       1 -0.30663859  1.37095845
# 2   2       1 -1.78130843 -0.56469817
# 3   3       1 -0.17191736  0.36312841
# 4   4       1  1.21467470  0.63286260
# 5   5       1  1.89519346  0.40426832
# 6   1       2 -0.43046913 -0.10612452
# 7   2       2 -0.25726938  1.51152200
# 8   3       2 -1.76316309 -0.09465904
# 9   4       2  0.46009735  2.01842371
# 10  5       2 -0.63999488 -0.06271410
# 11  6       2  1.37095845  0.40426832
# 12  7       2  0.36312841  1.51152200
# 13  1       3  0.45545012  1.30486965
# 14  2       3  0.70483734  2.28664539
# 15  3       3  1.03510352 -1.38886070
# 16  4       3 -0.60892638 -0.27878877
# 17  5       3  0.50495512 -0.13332134
# 18  1       4 -1.71700868  0.63595040
# 19  2       4 -0.78445901 -0.28425292
# 20  3       4 -0.85090759 -2.65645542
# 21  4       4 -2.41420765 -2.44046693
# 22  5       4  0.03612261  1.32011335
# 23  6       4 -0.56469817 -0.10612452
# 24  7       4  0.63286260 -0.09465904

To create the list of five samples, you may use replicate.
replicate(5, clsamp2(dd, .1), simplify=FALSE)

Running time is negligible.
system.time(replicate(1000, clsamp2(dd, .1), simplify=FALSE))
# user  system elapsed
# 0.44    0.03    0.44


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It is always fascinating to discover ideas, dreams, and concepts that are part of the history of the Walt Disney World Resort. This one is a concept that never came into existence, but who knows? Someday it just might.
The United Kingdom Pavilion in Epcot is a great place to visit. During the 1980's, Imagineers began playing with an idea that would add a boat ride attraction to the pavilion. The thinking revolved around a Thames River Ride. The ride would have taken guests by and through some of the sights of Old London town. Big Ben, The Tower of London, and even the Houses of Parliament would be places guests would get to see.
The relaxing, easy flowing, log flume styled ride would be part entertainment and part educational as it was originally designed. The picture with this post is created by Harper Goff, a Disney Imagineer, and as you can see – pictures guests traveling under a night-time sky past some of the landmarks mentioned.
Although this idea never became a reality, it reminds us of the way that dreams and visions sometimes journey through our own lives. Any idea, any dream, any vision, any desire has a beginning and from that moment on begins a journey. The trip can be fast or slow, straight or winding, it can sometimes stall, sometimes gain momentum, and other times flow into another stream of ideas and thoughts, which might even lead to bigger dreams. The thing to remember is to always keep moving forward. Dreams and visions are often discovered as we ride the currents that keep our lives in motion.
Although I love the idea of this type of attraction, I am certain that costs, perceived needs, and lack of sponsorship are the reasons that this boat ride never got too far away from the dock. But think of the other ideas and concepts this dream might have inspired. We may never know, but again we are reminded that sometimes the things that mean the most and impact us the most are often discovered on the journey toward something else. The key is to make sure that we keep our eyes open and don't miss a moment of the world that is unfolding before us.
This article is by author Jeff Dixon. Jeff has written a series of novels set in and around Walt Disney World entitled, The Key to the Kingdom, Unlocking the Kingdom, Storming the Kingdom, and as mentioned and linked above Terror in the Kingdom. He is also the author of The Disney Driven Life. The book that draws life lessons and leadership principles from the history and life of Walt Disney. Some know Jeff as Dixon On Disney – and he resources and comments on Disney history, attractions, and news. He is a researcher that draws heavily on the incredible works of Disney historians and biographers with an attempt to understand and apply the life lessons that are uncovered. He is also a storyteller that transports readers into a world beyond their imagination.


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In the second half of the nineteenth century, the on-rushing express train was a symbol of American power and technological achievement. The Biograph Company had filmed the Empire State Express in September 1896, the fastest train of the New York Central Railroad. The Edison Company subsequently teamed up with the rival Lehigh Valley Railroad, which was competing for the same patronage. Its top flyer (then making new and widely reported speed records at frequent intervals) was the Black Diamond Express. The Lehigh Valley saw such films as essential promotional items and offered James White a special train and every courtesy that might facilitate his filmmaking efforts. This particular picture proved so popular that new negatives were made frequently over the next several years.
A MORNING ALARM depicts firemen departing Engine House and Hook and Ladder House No.1 in Newark, New Jersey.
Niagara Falls was one of the first places to be visited by Edison's team but the films were not entirely satisfactory. With more experience and better technology, they returned to film the falls (resulting in this short).
Fatima was famed for her performances at the Columbia World's Exposition at Chicago in 1893. Her dance was considered scandalous and was often censored.
One of three films taken of the Newark Fire Department over the course of a single day.
One of several films taken of the mounted police performing in Central Park. In this scene, the policemen charge toward the Edison camera in full dress uniform.
Thomas Edison displays his talents as a performer, showman and wizard of self-promotion.
It is really fun to watch!


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Kraft CEO steps aside
Kraft CEO Tony Vernon is set to leave the company after two years in the role, and will be replaced by Chairman John Cahill.
Kraft: CEO is set to retire
Vernon has been CEO since 2012 when Kraft Foods Group spun off from Mondelez International but Kraft said now that "with the company on solid footing after the spin-off" it was now time for new leadership to "fulfil" the potential of the business as an "industry leader."
As a result, Vernon had decided to retire from the business, it said.
Mackey J. McDonald, lead independent director of Kraft Foods Group, said, "Tony has been a passionate leader, and was instrumental in leading the creation of Kraft Foods Group two years ago as a result of the spin-off from Mondelez.
"He has championed culture, brand-building and innovation during his tenure, which has led to multiple successful new products and brand rejuvenations, and raised the bar on recruitment and talent development.
"I want to extend my gratitude to Tony for his leadership and many contributions to Kraft on behalf of the board."
In October, Kraft reported an 11% drop in third-quarter profits.
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Q: Lower bound on determinant of difference of matrices Are there any lower bounds on the $\det(I+A^\top A - B^\top B)$? I'm looking for a bound that possibly depends on the 2-norm, Frobenius norm, or trace of $A$ and $B$.

My attempt: Let $\lambda_i$ be the eigenvalues of $C$ and suppose that $\lambda_i>0$. Then,
$$\log(\det(I+C)) = \sum_{i=1}^n \log(1+\lambda_i) \geq \sum_i \frac{\lambda_i}{1+\lambda_i} \geq \sum_i \frac{\lambda_i}{1+\lambda_1} = \frac{\text{tr}(C)}{1+\|C\|_2}.$$
There are two problems with this: (1) For $A^\top A - B^\top B$, we can't assume that $\lambda_i > 0 $, and (2) this inequality is not tight when $\lambda_i$ are not close to $\lambda_1$.


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Q: Exporting a simple data object from svelte store with i18n For my simple website I want to "collect" all configurable text data in one place.
How can I use a custom array with i18n inside a store?
This is the error:
'apps' is not exported by src\config\contents.svelte, imported by src\routes\index.svelte

contents.svelte
<script>

import { readable } from 'svelte/store';
import { _ } from "svelte-i18n";

let myapps = [
     {
       title: "MyApp",
       subtitle: $_('products.myapp.subtitle'),
       price: "$10"
     },
     {
       title: "MyApp2",
       subtitle: $_('products.myapp2.subtitle'),
       price: "$15"
     }
];

export const apps = readable(myapps);

</script>

index.svelte
<script>
import { apps } from "../config/contents.svelte"
</script>

<GridLayout {apps}/>

Completely unrelated file:
pricing.svelte
<script>
import { apps } from "../config/contents.svelte"
</script>

<PriceLayout {apps}/>

I used to define apps in index.svelte like this:
let apps = [];

// Trigger translation when the locale changed.
locale.subscribe((newLocale) => {
    setApps();
});

function setApps(){
    apps = [
     {
       title: "MyApp",
       subtitle: $_('products.myapp.subtitle'),
       price: "$10"
     },
     {
       title: "MyApp2",
       subtitle: $_('products.myapp2.subtitle'),
       price: "$15"
     }
   ];
}

which worked, but then I couldn't access the price in pricing.svelte. So I wanted to use stores.js (all the svelte stores use js extensions) but then the $_ i18n was not found. So I made the stores.js a stores.svelte component, but now I can't use the data externally.

A: I think I've found a solution.
The store is a contents.js plain js file. No translation functions included. Translatable texts are just strings like subtitle: 'products.myapp.subtitle'.
The component that uses this string then wraps it in the translation function {$_(subtitle)}.


The Office of Distance Learning is giving away an iRig Lavalier microphone that was graciously donated by IK Multimedia. In order to participate, faculty and students must visit our recent Field Recording blog post, read about and listen to the microphone comparisons, and reply to the post using the following criteria.
Identify the mic you feel sounds best, and describe why.
Describe what type of content you might compose if you had a mobile lavalier mic handy.
Asking questions about field recording and equipment are encouraged, but not required.
Replying to your colleague's posts is encouraged, but not required.
Winners will be notified in advance of our scheduled May webinar. Interested faculty and students may purchase lavalier microphones from IK Multimedia and Shure using exclusive discount codes beginning May 1, 2017.
Local faculty are welcome to borrow SPS' owned lavaliers for course content development on a first come first serve basis. Priority given to faculty in contract for course developments.
USB microphone information soon to follow.
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Home > Google News > Google SEO > Google Search Console Datasets Schema Enhancements Report A Year Later
Google Search Console Datasets Schema Enhancements Report A Year Later
Sep 17, 2019 • 7:36 am | (1) by Barry Schwartz | Filed Under Google Search Engine Optimization
Over a year after Google launched the ability for dataset schema to show up in the Google search results, Google has added reporting around it in Google Search Console. The new datasets schema report is now in the enhancements section for sites that have deployed this schema.
Google announced this on Twitter saying "We are happy to let you know that we're making a new structured data report available in Search Console: Datasets. If you have it enabled in your account, you'll find it under the Enhancements sections." "In order to be eligible to appear in results on Dataset Search, you'll need to implement Dataset structured data in your site (note that while the implementation is a requirement, it is not a guarantee that the site will be featured)," Google added.
Here is a screen shot of the report (click to enlarge):
You can see this report shows you errors with your datasets schema, including schema that is valid but has warnings and also how many valid objects you have.
Google launched Dataset Search a year ago, but was playing with this back in 2016.
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News New BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe Is The Sleekest Of Them All
New BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe Is The Sleekest Of Them All
BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe | Photo: BMW
Now that the new BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe has officially broken cover, the collection is complete. Bring on the M8 Gran Coupe!
Four-door coupes are all the rage and we must admit that there really isn't anything not to like about them. This applies to the new BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe (GC) which gives nothing up styling-wise even though it grows in every direction.
The important take away from the reveal of the new GC is that it's, at the very least, just as sexy as the Coupe and the Convertible. And this is quite the feat as the GC is 30mm wider, 61mm taller, 231mm longer overall due to a 201mm longer wheelbase. Yes, the new 8 Series GC is considerably bigger but the proportions are perfect.
Physically, the BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe features huge rear shoulders and unique character lines on both the upper and lower portions of the doors. From the rear, the GC carries cues from the Coupe and the new Z4 in the way the trunk-lid, slim taillights and rear bumper come together. Up front, the grille is expectedly huge but so low-set in the fascia that it only looks angry.
Obviously, the GC is all about the second row of seats, otherwise BMW would have limited itself to the 2-door versions. The rear is purposefully designed for two however a third central passenger could be seated however even BMW recommends it be used only for short journeys. The outboard positions are styled as individual seats and depending on the selected leather contrasting colours, they are reminiscent of cobras.
Powering the M850i xDrive Gran Coupe will be the same twin-turbocharged 4.4-litre V8 produces a lazy 523-horsepower and 553 lb.-ft. of torque from 1,800-4,600 rpm and 8-speed automatic transmission. Despite the 4-door's extra girth, the car will still reach 100 km/h in only 3.9 seconds.
The list of options and packages should be considerable like the Coupe and will include the must-have M Sport package with big brakes and lots of hot body work.
Pricing or dates for Canada have not yet been announced.
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Võ Tiën Phong, 2017
PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Võ Tiën Phong is an immigrant from Viet Nam
Fellowship awarded to support work towards a PhD in Physics at University of Pennsylvania
Born in Ho Chi Minh City, Võ Tiën Phong learned his earliest lessons of dãna (generosity), prajñã (insight), and mettã (compassion) when visiting Buddhist temples with his grandmother and parents. In addition to these Buddhist virtues, Phong's parents were committed to giving their children the educational opportunities they never had because of the Vietnam War. This commitment to education led them to the United States when Phong was ten.
Phong has long been fascinated by numbers and equations. After graduating from MIT in mathematics and physics, he continued working toward a master's degree at the University of Manchester, with the help of a Marshall Scholarship, where he is currently studying theoretical condensed matter physics, a subfield that explores exotic material properties. Through his research, Phong hopes to elucidate fundamental laws of nature and to propose beneficial new technologies.
When not working with equations, Phong loves sharing what he knows through teaching. He has cofounded a science outreach program for underserved students. Continuing educational development work, Phong hopes to expand access to and improve the quality of science education in Vietnam and the US.
Phong hopes to become a professor in condensed matter physics who also works to reform science education. Through this work, he seeks to exemplify the Buddhist virtues of dãna, prajñã, and mettã.
MS | University of Manchester 2017
BS | Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 2016
PhD Physics | University of Pennsylvania
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Travelling to the university over the years I have not seen any changes in measures to prevent deer accidents on that road.
May. 7, 2014 12:00 p.m.
In the April 30 edition of the Oak Bay News the mayor of Oak Bay stresses – and rightfully so – that safety is of utmost importance when it comes to deer incidents.
He quotes deer death numbers which have increased over the last two years.
According to the CRD website, the most dangerous spot in Oak Bay is Cadboro Bay Road by the golf course. High trees on one side and tall hedges on the residential side make it almost impossible to see deer except at the last moment.
There is just one deer sign above Lansdowne Road northbound and no others. There is another single sign coming southbound. Speed limits are unchanged.
If the mayor is truly concerned about deer and motor vehicle accidents why has nothing been done to warn drivers apart from the one sign?


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Home More Sports BHF rules out action against Shaeed .
BHF rules out action against Shaeed .
Bangladesh Hockey Federation said on Monday it was unable to take any action against its general secretary AKM Mominul Haque Shaeed as he is not formally accused of any wrongdoing and also not wanted by any court.
'As far as I know, as of now he is not accused in anywhere. There is no diary against him in any police station and he was not charged by any court. If it comes, we will take steps,' said BHF president and Bangladesh Air Force chief Masihuzzaman Serniabat after a meeting of the executive committee.
Shaeed's name came in the ongoing drive against gambling after law enforcing agencies found illegal casinos in the Arambagh Krira Sangha and Dilkusha Sporting Club- the two clubs where he is president.
Shaeed went to Singapore to see a women's hockey tournament last month but did not return home after the drive against casinos started.
The government sacked Shaeed as Dhaka South City Corporation councilor on October 17 for violating rule as he is staying abroad without the LGRD ministry's permission and did not attend corporation's board meetings.
BHF president said they can move on even if Shaeed does not return anytime soon.
'Our hockey is going ahead, not depending on any individual…we all are working together,' he said.
In the meeting, the federation formed nine standing committees.
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How could we design a building that allows for informal encounters, so important in a university building?
We wanted to bring to the design the notion of the ever-changing time and of the void with its multitude of possibilities that it allows. Thinking of the efficient complexity and the magnificent operational simplicity of a living human organism, our initial association that led to the concept had to do with dendrites, the nerves that connect the neuron cells of the brain.
Like dendrites the longitudinal branches of the programme connect and overlap to form the complex and yet straightforward system of inter-relations, the web of interconnections of the upper part of the building. This upper part is resting on the base, the 'factory', i.e. the actual laboratory of the building's organism. The base /'factory', more secluded in organization, surrounds a reflecting pool while the top branches interconnect and create intermediate open and semi-open spaces and roof gardens on different levels. A generous linear element designates the entry. Like a 'mouth', it protrudes, absorbs energy into the building and transforms to a stepped level of activity leading from the entrance lobby to the first level where the classrooms are. This amphitheatric space, the spine of the School, concentrates informal activity, relaxing, meeting, lectures and presentations. For, after all, a university building is like a hub made by inter-connections and chance encounters that take place within programmatic requirements in the complex web that production and transfer of knowledge creates.


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YAhoo! It's a YA Review!: Living on Hope Street…
If you like your YA gritty and realistic, you've come to the right place because today's book, Living on Hope Street by Demet Divaroren shines a light on the diversity of modern Australia and the changing face of the typical Aussie neighbourhood. We received our copy from Allen & Unwin for review and here's the blurb from Goodreads:
Living on Hope Street by Demet Divaroren. Published by Allen & Unwin, 24th May 2017. RRP: $19.99
We all love someone. We all fear something. Sometimes they live right next door – or even closer.
Kane will do everything he can to save his mother and his little brother Sam from the violence of his father, even if it means becoming a monster himself.
Mrs Aslan will protect the boys no matter what – even though her own family is in pieces.
Ada wants a family she can count on, while she faces new questions about herself.
Mr Bailey is afraid of the refugees next door, but his worst fear will take another form.
And Gugulethu is just trying to make a life away from terror.
On this street, everyone comes from different places, but to find peace they will have to discover what unites them.
A deeply moving, unflinching portrait of modern Australian suburban life.
There's a certain grittiness wrapped in dry humour inherent in many Australian stories and Living on Hope Street is no exception. The book opens on a shocking scene of family violence, that deftly introduces the protagonists, Kane, Sam and their mother Angie and sets the scene for further conflict later in the story. Chapter by chapter, the reader is introduced to the other characters who live on Hope Street and the ways in which their stories are interconnected.
There's Mr Bailey who has lived on Hope Street with his wife Judy since the distant past, and who struggles with the brown faces that seem to populate his space. No matter how hard he tries, he always seems to say the wrong thing to his Indian son-in-law. Mrs Aslan is Kane and Sam's Turkish widower neighbour, who provides support to Angie, the boys' mother, even as she mourns her own estrangement from her daughter and granddaughter. Ada, Mrs Aslan's granddaughter, comes to play a role in Kane's life later in the book and we are also introduced to Gugu, a young girl from a family of African refugees, whose presence and friendship provides stability for Sam. Along with these main players, Kane and Sam's violent father is an ever-lurking presence, while the Tupu family across the road, a group of friendly Arab young men and Mrs Aslan's daughter (and Ada's mother) play bit parts to round out the experience.
The constantly changing narrators and the fact that some of these narrators, like Mrs Aslan and Sam, have idiosyncratic ways of "talking" in their particular chapters, might be off-putting to some, but I found it enhanced my experience of the story because each character contributed a new perspective to each situation. The chapters aren't overly long either, which means that you are never more than a few pages away from a fresh voice and a new take on what is going on. I was impressed with the way the author managed to give each narrator an authentic voice and clear motivations and back story.
Overall, I found this to be one of those books that you can't help but read one more chapter and one more chapter until you are thoroughly sucked in to the lives of the characters. With a dramatic ending that hints at a renewal of hope for many residents of Hope Street, this book really has everything you could ever want in a realistic contemporary YA tale.
I can see this one being up for CBCA nominations next year, that's for sure. Living on Hope Street is flying the flag for an inclusive, diverse community and shows that this is possible, despite cultural differences.
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Ida Wüst () a fost o actriță germană de teatru și film, cu o carieră proeminentă în perioada 1920 - 1930 în filmele realizate de Universum Film AG (Ufa).

Viața și cariera
Sunt cunoscute puține lucruri despre copilăria Idei Wüst. Ea a descoperit de timpuriu lumea teatrului și a decis să urmeze o carieră de actriță. După ce a urmat liceul la Frankfurt pe Main, Wüst a luat lecții de actorie de la Thessa Klinghammer și la vârsta de 16 ani a primit primul ei angajament la StadtTheatre din Colmar, apoi a jucat pe scena teatrului din Bromberg și din 1904 pe scena teatrului din Leipzig. În 1907 a devenit membru al colectivului Lessing-Theater din Berlin, unde a interpretat roluri în Hosenrollen (roluri de bărbați pe care femeile le interpretau îmbrăcate cu pantaloni) și comedii și a devenit o actriță foarte solicitată.

În timpul anilor petrecuți pe scenă s-a împrietenit și s-a căsătorit cu actorul Bruno Kastner, cu care ea a început să scrie scenarii. Cei doi s-au căsătorit în 1918, au divorțat în 1924, dar nu au avut copii.

Wüst a apărut în patru filme mute din seria Tragödie der Liebe 1-4 în 1922 și 1923 (în engleză: Tragedia dragostei 1-4), alături de tânăra Marlene Dietrich. Au urmat rapid multe alte filme mute și cariera cinematografică a Idei Wüst în epoca filmului mut a fost prolifică. Ea a trecut la cinematograful sonor cu relativă ușurință și a apărut în mai multe piese de teatru și filme în anii 1930.

Al Doilea Război Mondial a adus o criză în cariera Idei Wüst. În anii războiului, ea a interpretat puține roluri pe scenele de teatru și în filme.

După război, cererea Idei Wüst pentru denazificare din 1946 a fost respinsă pentru că ea a fost acuzată că și-ar fi denunțat colegi în timpul regimului nazist, printre care și Eduard von Winterstein. Se cunoștea faptul că Wüst a corespondat cu Adolf Hitler pe parcursul anilor de război și mai multe dintre scrisorile ei către Hitler se află în dosarele Colecției Adolf Hitler de la Universitatea Princeton. Abia în 1949 i s-a permis Idei Wüst să-și continue cariera de actriță. În anii 1950, ea a jucat în mai multe filme, interpretând femei în vârstă vioaie și matroane comice. De asemenea, în anii 1950, ea a revenit pe scenă.

În cursul carierei sale, Ida Wüst a apărut alături de unele dintre cele mai importante vedete ale cinematografiei germane, cum ar fi: Heinz Rühmann, Hans Albers, Peter Lorre, Paul Henckels, Käthe Dorsch, Hans Moser, Käthe Haack, Paul Kemp, Theo Lingen și multe altele.

Pe 4 octombrie 1958 Ida Wüst a murit în urma unui accident vascular cerebral, după o inflamație severă a plămânilor.

Filmografie
Ca scenarist
 Only a Servant (1919)
 Der König von Paris Teil 1 & 2 (1920)

Ca actriță

Tragödie der Liebe Teil 1-4 (1923–1924)
Die Puppenkönigin 1924 (1924)
 Chamber Music (1925)
O alte Burschenherrlichkeit (1925)
Die vertauschte Braut (1925)
Die Strasse des Vergessens (1925)
 The Queen of the Baths (1926)
 The Third Squadron (1926)
 Accommodations for Marriage (1926)
 Unmarried Daughters (1926)
Die Bräutigame der Babette (1927)
Das Heiratsnest (1927)
Unter Ausschluss der Öffentlichkeit (1927)
 Heimweh (1927)
Venus im Frack (1927)
Im Luxuszug (1927)
 Assassination (1927)
Mein Freund Harry (1927)
 The Last Waltz (1927)
Queen Louise (1927)
Der Bettelstudent (1927)
 The Case of Prosecutor M (1928)
Die Königin seines Herzens (1928)
Der Raub der Sabinerinnen (1928)
 Master and Mistress (1928)
 Youth of the Big City (1929)
 The Burning Heart (1929)
 Father and Son (1929)
Diary of a Coquette (1929)
Fräulein Fähnrich (1929)
Madame X, die Frau für diskrete Beratung (1929)
Zwischen vierzehn und siebzehn
 The Night Belongs to Us (1929)
Der Walzerkönig (1930)
Die Lindenwirtin (1930)
 A Student's Song of Heidelberg (1930)
 Rooms to Let (1930)
 Three Days Confined to Barracks (1930)
 The Caviar Princess (1930)
Die Scikosbaroness (1930)
 Josef the Chaste (1930)
Bockbierfest (1930)
Das alte Lied (1930)
Marriage in Name Only (1930)
Zweierlei Moral (1930)
Die Marquise von Pompadour (1930)
Wenn die Soldaten... (1931)
 The Firm Gets Married (1931)
Der Stumme von Portici (1931)
Das verlorene Paradies (1931)
Elisabeth von Österreich (1931)
Bomben auf Monte Carlo (1931)
 My Leopold (1931)
Der verjüngte Adolar (1931)
Schützenfest in Schilda (1931)
 Hooray, It's a Boy! (1931)
Schön ist die Manöverzeit (1931)
 The Night Without Pause (1931)
 Two Heavenly Blue Eyes (1932)
 At Your Orders, Sergeant (1932)
 The Victor (1932)
 No Money Needed (1932)
 Once There Was a Waltz (1932)
 Peter Voss, Thief of Millions (1932)
 Melody of Love (1932)
Aus einer kleinen Residenz (1932)
 The Song of Night (1932)
Ballhaus goldener Engel (1932)
Zwei glückliche Tage (1932)
Ja, treu ist die Soldatenliebe (1932)
 The Beautiful Adventure (1932)
 The Testament of Cornelius Gulden (1932)
Mieter Schulze gegen alle (1932)
Wie sag' ich's meinem Mann? (1932)
 Frederica (1932)
 I by Day, You by Night (1932)
 You Don't Forget Such a Girl (1932)
Keinen Tag ohne Dich (1933)
 A Song for You (1933)
Kind, ich freu' mich auf Dein Kommen (1933)
 Little Man, What Now? (1933)
Lachende Erben (1933)
Flüchtlinge (1933)
Fräulein Hoffmanns Erzählungen (1933)
Die Wette (1933)
The Tsarevich (1933)
Des jungen Dessauers grosse Liebe (1933)
 Charley's Aunt (1934)
 Just Once a Great Lady (1934)
Annette im Paradies (1934)
Frühlingsmärchen (1934)
Freut Euch des Lebens (1934)
The Csardas Princess (1934)
Der kühne Schwimmer (1934)
Jungfrau gegen Mönch 1934
Die Liebe und die erste Eisenbahn (1934)
Warum lügt Fräulein Käthe? (1935)
Die blonde Carmen (1935)
 The Private Life of Louis XIV (1935)
Kater Lampe (1935)
 The World's in Love (1935)
 If It Were Not for Music (1935)
Eine Seefahrt, die ist lustig (1935)
Herbstmanöver (1935)
Eine Nacht an der Donau (1935)
Die lustigen Weiber (1936)
Kater Lampe (1936)
 The Beggar Student (1936)
Nachtwache im Paradies (1936)
Ein Hochzeitstraum (1936)
Der lustige Witwenball (1936)
Heiratsinstitut Ida & Co. (1937)
Husaren, heraus (1937)
Fremdenheim Filoda (1937)
Wenn Du eine Schwiegermutter hast (1937)
 The Beaver Coat (1937)
Es leuchten die Sterne (1937–1939)
Diskretion - Ehrensache (1938)
Das Verlegenheitskind (1938)
Kleines Bezirksgericht (1938)
Rote Mühle (1939)
Die kluge Schwiegermutter (1939)
Zwei Welten (1939)
Die unvollkommenen Liebe (1940)
Wunschkonzert (1940)
Sein Sohn (1941)
 Happiness is the Main Thing (1941)
Geliebter Schatz (1943)
Die beiden Schwestern (1943)
Das Gesetz der Liebe (1944)
Die Brüder Noltenius (1945)
Wenn Männer schwindeln (1950)
Es begann um Mitternacht (1950)
Eva im Frack (1950)
Heimat, Deine Sterne (1951)
Der Jagerloisl vom Tegernsee (1951)
I'm Waiting for You (1952)
Aunt Jutta from Calcutta (1953)
Die süssesten Früchte (1953)
Sonne über der Adria (1954)
Die Barrings (1955)
Die Herrin vom Sölderhof (1955)
Roter Mohn (1956)

Spectacole de teatru
 Kammermusik (Lessing-Theater, Berlin, 1914)
 Drei arme kleine Mädels (Theater am Nollendorfplatz, Berlin, 1927)
 Die Männer sind nicht dankbar (Kabarett Simpl, Viena, Austria, 1940)

Referințe

Legături externe

 Ida Wüst at the Virtual Film History
 Portrait of Actress Ida Wüst

Nașteri în 1884
Decese în 1958
Actrițe germane din secolul al XX-lea
Scenariști germani
Oameni din Frankfurt

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


00:30 OldCoder multiplayer most? You mean, focus on multiplayer?
00:54 nore hey OldCoder, are you feeling better?
00:54 nore if so, do you have an answer to my question, please?
00:55 OldCoder nore, I have awoken. MT discussion is largely concluded for the day. I have one world to finish and must spend the weekend on IRL work.
00:55 OldCoder Never mind. I'll comment further in due course.
00:57 nore <OldCoder> As you are one of those who dogpiled me... <-- again I ask the question, what do you mean by this and what are you referring to?
01:05 OldCoder I thought this channel was dead. Either it is or it is not. People will need to decide for themselves.
01:06 OldCoder But one thing that it is not... is a venue for beating up somebody who has spent 5 years on all of this and who created the channel to save the project.
01:07 OldCoder Something that C55 has told me may have been successful.
01:07 OldCoder rubenwardy, that is rubbish. You have disappointed me.
01:07 OldCoder is not somebody who says, "stop beating me up"
01:08 OldCoder Enough is enough.
01:10 OldCoder which is not likely.
01:14 OldCoder nore, see the topic. I'm done with this. Decide if you are here or there.
01:14 OldCoder This channel was supposed to be dead.
01:15 OldCoder And thank you kindly for implied negativity and escalation.
01:15 nore why do you say so?
01:15 OldCoder Hm? I was notified of this by C55 last night.
01:15 OldCoder Why are you even here?
01:15 OldCoder The situation is not clear. But red* has come back to bash and to attack.
01:16 OldCoder We are done with that.
01:16 OldCoder I personally am not a punching bag.
01:16 OldCoder I have had quite enough of it.
01:16 Shara Here or there?
01:17 OldCoder 3 weeks isn't enough?


text:
Q: Xiaomi RedmiBook 14" Ryzen Edition broken WiFi Running
Linux RedmiBook 5.3.0-26-generic #28-Ubuntu SMP Wed Dec 18 05:37:46 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

lspci reports the device
01:00.0 Network controller: Qualcomm Atheros QCA6174 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter (rev 32)

dmesg shows following messages when modprobe ath10_pci
[   35.405479] ath10k_pci 0000:01:00.0: pci irq msi oper_irq_mode 2 irq_mode 0 reset_mode 0
[   35.677189] ath10k_pci 0000:01:00.0: qca6174 hw3.2 target 0x05030000 chip_id 0x00340aff sub 11ad:0847
[   35.677191] ath10k_pci 0000:01:00.0: kconfig debug 0 debugfs 1 tracing 1 dfs 0 testmode 0
[   35.677655] ath10k_pci 0000:01:00.0: firmware ver WLAN.RM.4.4.1-00140-QCARMSWPZ-1 api 6 features wowlan,ignore-otp,mfp crc32 29eb8ca1
[   35.741238] ath10k_pci 0000:01:00.0: failed to fetch board data for bus=pci,vendor=168c,device=003e,subsystem-vendor=11ad,subsystem-device=0847 from ath10k/QCA6174/hw3.0/board-2.bin
[   35.741396] ath10k_pci 0000:01:00.0: board_file api 1 bmi_id N/A crc32 ed5f849a
[   35.813765] ath10k_pci 0000:01:00.0: unsupported HTC service id: 1536
[   35.832637] ath10k_pci 0000:01:00.0: htt-ver 3.60 wmi-op 4 htt-op 3 cal otp max-sta 32 raw 0 hwcrypto 1
ko

as a result no wifi no networks visible and no connection possible
P.S.
Posted a bug report

A: Nothing worked for me except:
sudo wget http://www.killernetworking.com/support/K1535_Debian/board.bin -O /lib/firmware/ath10k/QCA6174/hw3.0/board.bin
sudo wget https://github.com/kvalo/ath10k-firmware/raw/master/QCA6174/hw3.0/4.4.1/firmware-6.bin_WLAN.RM.4.4.1-00132-QCARMSWP-1 -O /lib/firmware/ath10k/QCA6174/hw3.0/firmware-6.bin
sudo rm /lib/firmware/ath10k/QCA6174/hw3.0/board-2.bin

Now I finally can use WiFi on Redmibook 13 Ryzen Edition. Contact me if you still have this issue.


text:
Indonesia submits bid to host 2032 Olympics
Competition from India and a joint bid by North and South Korea
Published: February 19, 2019 13:28 Reuters
Jakarta: Indonesia has submitted a bid to host the 2032 Olympics after winning praise for hosting last year's Asian Games, though it could face competition from India and a joint bid by North and South Korea.
Indonesia's ambassador to Switzerland submitted a letter from President Joko Widodo to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) last week.
"The IOC has acknowledged Indonesia's capabilities during the Asian Games and Asian Paragames of 2018," the Antara news agency quoted Ambassador Muliaman D Hadad as saying.
"We feel that is a strong foundation." A senior official in the coordinating ministry for human development and culture, Gunawan, who goes by one name, confirmed the bid.
If Southeast Asia's most populous nation wins the opportunity to host the summer Olympics, it would become the fourth Asian country to do so, after Japan, China and South Korea. The IOC will pick the 2032 host by the year 2025.
Tokyo is to host the next Summer Olympics in 2020, with Paris holding the 2024 Games and Los Angeles confirmed to host the event four years later.
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