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Q: c# Regex for list Parsing I have a text field that accepts user input in the form of delimeted lists of strings.  I have two main delimeters, a space and a comma.
If an item in the list contains more than one word, a user can deliniate it by enclosing it in quotes.
Sample Input:
Apple, Banana Cat, "Dog starts with a D" Elephant Fox "G is tough", "House"

Desired Output:
Apple
Banana
Cat
Dog starts with a D
Elephant
Fox
G is a tough one
House

I've been working on getting a regex for this, and I can't figure out how to allow the commas.  Here is what I have so far:
 Regex.Matches(input, @"(?<match>\w+)|\""(?<match>[\w\s]*)""")
             .Cast<Match>()
             .Select(m => m.Groups["match"].Value.Replace("\"", ""))
             .Where(x => x != "")
             .Distinct()
             .ToList()

A: That regex is pretty smart if it can turn "G is tough" into G is a tough one :-)
On a more serious note, code up a parser and don't try to rely on a singular regex to do this for you.
You'll find you learn more, the code will be more readable, and you won't have to concern yourself with edge cases that you haven't even figured out yet, like:
Apple, Banana Cat, "Dog, not elephant, starts with a D" Elephant Fox

A simple parser for that situation would be:
state = whitespace
word = ""
for each character in (string + " "):
    if state is whitespace:
        if character is not whitespace:
            word = character
            state = inword
    else:
        if character is whitespace:
            process word
            word = ""
            state = whitespace
        else:
            word = word + character

and it's relatively easy to add support for quoting:
state = whitespace
quote = no
word = ""
for each character in (string + " "):
    if state is whitespace:
        if character is not whitespace:
            word = character
            state = inword
    else:
        if character is whitespace and quote is no:
            process word
            word = ""
            state = whitespace
        else:
            if character is quote:
                quote = not quote
            else:
                word = word + character

Note that I haven't tested these thoroughly but I've done these quite a bit in the past so I'm quietly confident. It's only a short step from there to one that can also allow escaping (for example, if you want quotes within quotes like "The \" character is inside").
To get a single regex capable of handling multiple separators isn't that hard, getting it to monitor state, such as when you're within quotes, so you can treat separators differently, is another level.

A: You should choose between using space or commas as delimeters. Using both is a bit confusing. If that choice is not yours to make, I would grab things between quotes first. When they are gone, you can just replace all commas with spaces and split the line on spaces.

A: You could perform two regexes. The first one to match the quoted sections, then remove them. With the second regex you could match the remaining words.
string pat = "\"(.*?)\"", pat2 = "(\\w+)";
string x = "Apple, Banana Cat, \"Dog starts with a D\" Elephant Fox \"G is tough\", \"House\"";

IEnumerable<Match> combined = Regex.Matches(Regex.Replace(x, pat, ""), pat2).OfType<Match>().Union(Regex.Matches(x, pat).OfType<Match>()).Where(m => m.Success);

 foreach (Match m in combined)
     Console.WriteLine(m.Groups[1].ToString());

Let me know if this isnt what you were looking for.

A: I like paxdiablo's parser, but if you want to use a single regex, then consider my modified version of a CSV regex parser.
Step 1: the original
string regex = "((?<field>[^\",\\r\\n]+)|\"(?<field>([^\"]|\"\")+)\")(,|(?<rowbreak>\\r\\n|\\n|$))";

Step 2: using multiple delimiters
char quoter = '"';       // quotation mark
string delimiter = " ,"; // either space or comma
string regex = string.Format("((?<field>[^\\r\\n{1}{0}]*)|[{1}](?<field>([^{1}]|[{1}][{1}])*)[{1}])([{0}]|(?<rowbreak>\\r\\n|\\n|$))", delimiter, quoter);

Using a simple loop to test:
Regex re = new Regex(regex);
foreach (Match m in re.Matches(input))
{
    string field = m.Result("${field}").Replace("\"\"", "\"").Trim();
    // string rowbreak = m.Result("${rowbreak}");
    if (field != string.Empty)
    {
        // Print(field);
    }
}

We get the output:
Apple
Banana
Cat
Dog starts with a D
Elephant
Fox
G is tough
House

That's it!
Look at the original CSV regex parser for ideas on handling the matched regex data. You might have to modify it slightly, but you'll get the idea.
Just for interest sake, if you are crazy enough to want to use multiple characters as a single delimiter, then consider this answer.


There are many possibilities when it comes to a live stream setup – different equipment, platforms and specifications – which can be overwhelming. Truth is, the right setup for you will come down to your budget. Here are a few tips on free platforms, low budget software and equipment, that can take your live streams to the next level.
Facebook and YouTube are the two main live streaming platforms. Together, these platforms have more viewers than any other and their number of subscribers increases daily.
Launched in 2016, Facebook Live now has 1.5 billion users beating YouTube and becoming the No. 1 platform for live streaming videos. It's great a platform if you want to get more visibility and reach a bigger audience.
If you already have a YouTube channel or you're thinking about starting one, creating live videos is very effective to engage with your audience and get discovered during searches. Your live stream has a better chance of showing up on top of the list, mainly because it's live and YouTube values fresh content. Want to know the secret to creating a perfect live stream on YouTube? Check out this post.
You need to make sure you have a software to help you out during your live stream, where you can add different functionalities to your live streams and give them a professional video production feel. With ManyCam, you'll be able to share your live stream on multiple platforms at once, so you don't have to choose between your Facebook and your YouTube audience.
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If you are broadcasting from your laptop, chances are you have a built-in webcam that you can use as part of your live stream setup. But if you want to get a better-quality image and you have the budget for it, consider getting an external HD (high definition) camera. HD devices will give you a clearer and crispier image.
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Instead of getting a second webcam, you can make the most out of your resources and use your phone as one of your live video sources. The ManyCam app allows you to add your phone's built-in camera as a webcam, with a great quality and no extra cost for ManyCam subscribers. You can also stream directly through your phone, if you're on the go. Find out more about the app here!
The sound quality of your live stream is extremely important because, well, no one likes noise. An external microphone can come in really handy to help suppress unnecessary noise and give your live stream a better quality. But, if you are on a tight budget, you can use the internal microphone of your computer or even your mobile headphones. There's nothing wrong with that, as long as you make sure you find a quiet place to do your live video.
There are no specific requirements for a computer to do live streaming, but the software used during your broadcast might have some specifications. So, take your time to include that on your live stream setup. For example, here are ManyCam system requirements. Just keep in mind that your computer's performance is directly related to the outcome of your live stream. If your computer doesn't perform well, your live stream could suffer or even crash.
One of the most crucial elements of a great live stream setup is the internet connection. If you don't know the specifications of your internet connection, you can check-test them out on Speedtest . You'll be able to see the speed of downloads and uploads. To stream HD videos, you'll need a high upload speed. Minimum is 4 Mpbs but ideally above 10, to get amazing results.
Although you may need to have higher upload speeds, you can stream SD videos (standard definition), which is around 720p with an upload speed of approximately 3 Mbps without too many issues.
The most important thing before every live stream is testing. Before you go live, make sure everything is working properly and once you're ready, go live and make the most of it!


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History-making magazine survey completes bleak media minority hiring picture
Researchers report much white, little color
The results are in on U.S. news media diversity, and the news is disappointing: An average of fewer than one in five jobs in the industry is held by a racial minority.
CSM researchers find journalists of color are about as scarce as nonwhite professors.
The magazine was the last mass medium without a mechanism for tracking multiculturalism in employment. The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, the largest group of media professors globally at 3,400 members, granted a request for funding from the Rev. Kyle Huckins, Ph.D., chairman of its Commission on the Status of Minorities, to perform a survey of magazine editors to fill this gap. Magazine Division officials gave input as well.
The first-ever magazine hiring survey, conducted by CSM, finds historically underrepresented groups hold 18 percent of jobs.
The present survey by CSM, AEJMC's diversity advocacy arm, was conducted via the Internet in spring and summer 2017 and indicated 18 percent of magazine employees are people of color. This puts the medium in the middle of mass communication, more minority than radio and newspapers but less so than the Web and television. Averaging these individual percentages into a single number across media finds racial minorities are 19 percent of news media workers, less than half the current minority population of the U.S. (39 percent).
"The low share of media jobs held by people of color is very concerning, since scholarly research indicates reporters and editors unfamiliar with cultures tend to rely to a degree on stereotypes of them," Huckins said. "Even those who try to avoid pigeonholing but don't have relationships with and understanding of minorities have difficulty bridging the racial divide."
This breakdown of magazine jobs shows the lion's share going to whites.
Media are highly influential, with more than 75 million copies of magazines sold in the U.S. last year, for example, and each of the five major media types regularly reaching the majority of Americans. With so few minorities staffing these key information points in society, problems are bound to arise in an age of heightening racial tensions.
"Misperceptions often happen because of the limited view of writers and editors," said report co-author Marquita Smith, Ed.D., also CSM vice chairwoman. "If media organizations want to improve accuracy and promote deeper truth, they are going to need to hire employees that are culturally competent as well as those who are representative of our diverse nation."
Current U.S. media job diversity: TV, 24.4%; Web, 23.3%; magazines, 17.9%; newspapers, 16.7%; radio, 11.7%. Overall, 18.8%. USA, 38.7%.
The reasons for the lack of minorities in media are varied:
Magazine editors say those from historically underrepresented groups tend to be less ready for the demands of professional media, with more than twice as many rated unready (32 percent) as Caucasians (14 percent).
Comparatively few minorities get degrees in journalism or mass communication: 21 percent compared with these groups earning 31 percent of all bachelor's degrees.
Small markets, where most media professionals start careers, have a much lower share of minorities in the industry than large cities.
Histories of discrimination against racial minorities by media leadership groups.
Magazine survey authors Huckins and Smith recommend:
Huckins and Smith's report gives several recommendations for improving media diversity, most centering on preparing and lobbying for college graduates of color.
College and university journalism & mass communication faculty members focus on improving writing and reporting skills of students from racial minorities as well as relate realistic salary and workload outlooks to them and all students, with administrators backing professors in any resulting drop in student-approval ratings.
Make clear to students of color the importance of interning and campus media. Scholarship funds could be raised to replace money from paid jobs or these pupils may be advised to take fewer credit hours per semester to free up time for these outlets.
Schools, media professionals and diversity groups should plant in the minds of K-12 students from historically underrepresented groups the possibility of working in various media types and encourage them with scholarships for related degrees.
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The CSM survey used responses from 105 magazine editors nationwide to an email outlining the purpose and scope of the study as well as providing a link to an Internet-based questionnaire of 12 questions on race and gender of current employees and interns, trends in the recent past, readiness of job candidates, and qualities considered in hiring workers and selecting students.

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The property occupies a much sought after residential position within a few hundred yards of Torquay harbour and deep water marina and the town centre with its array of shops, facilities and amenities. It is also within approximately three quarters of a mile of Wellswood village with their further array of shops, facilities and amenities. There is easy access to the train station which connects Newton Abbot and has mainline railway links to London Paddington. It is also within easy access to the link road which connects Newton Abbot and Exeter beyond with access to the regional airport at Exeter. An early inspection is essential to appreciate the size, position, potential and flexibility the accommodation boasts.


The sleepy market town of Sherborne lies in The Blackmore Vale on the banks of the River Yeo (don't get excited, it's a dribble) in northwest Dorset and is 19 miles north of the county capital Dorchester. Situated within a landscape of gently rolling hills, woodland and agricultural pastureland, Sherborne avoids the mass tourism that can spoil some of Dorset's coastal towns and has a rather laid back feel.
The appeal of Sherborne for photographers is the quiet, quintessentially English feel to the town. You will be spoilt for choice by having an abbey, the 15th-century almshouse and two castles to shoot as well as other numerous architectural details tucked away in the town's side streets and alleyways. Access and parking is very easy. There are several town-centre car parks. The 'old' castle, a 12th-century fortified palace, is now under the care of English Heritage and has its own car park. The 'new' castle, a mansion built by Sir Walter Raleigh, is privately owned and there is an entrance charge.
Sherborne Abbey, the centrepiece of the town, survived the Dissolution of the Monasteries as it was purchased for use as a parish church, which it still is. Visitors are more than welcome, even with a camera and a tripod, providing you are not shooting for commercial purposes. Just a stone's throw from the Abbey, across the neatly manicured lawns is the photogenic St Johns Almshouse.
Sherborne and its castles are great to shoot in the spring. The trees are turning green, bluebells add colour to the woodland floor and the apple and cherry blossom is at its prime. Given blue skies and fluffy white clouds or an early start with mist hanging around the old castle there are landscape shots to be taken, close-up shots galore, and plenty for the architectural photographer. no specialist kit is required, it is a good all-round location that will appeal to a broad cross-section of photographers.
Look to the footpaths around Sherborne for a slightly more distant view, perhaps try the small hill to the south, which gives an elevated view of the town. The small meadow in front of this hill tends to trap the mist in the early morning and there is a view through the trees toward the ruins of the old castle.
Sherborne can be shot at any time of day but my preference would be early morning for the old castle and late afternoon or evening for the Abbey.
The charming eastbury hotel is in the heart of the town. There are plenty of upmarket pubs with rooms in the surrounding villages, and a great b+b in a quiet rural setting is Munden house in the hamlet of Alweston, three miles south. There is also the excellent Mitre Inn at Sandford orcas, three miles north of Sherborne.
The town is overrun with tea rooms and cafes, such as Oliver's at the top of Cheap Street. For an excellent snack or full meal try Castle Gardens garden centre next to the entrance to the 'new' castle.
A wideangle is essential and if you have one, a wide tilt shift lens for shots of the Abbey. A 70-200mm zoom will also be useful for the more distant shots.
If you have one and don't mind carrying it, a long lens such as a 200-500mm would also be useful if wildlife is your thing. A tripod will also come in handy.
If your intention is to walk around the castles and town centre shooting handheld, a wide-to-medium zoom will be ideal, a 16-35mm or 24-70mm perhaps.
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How do we make teeth white?
How do we relieve tooth sensitivity?
Everyone knows the importance of teeth, and if you don't pay attention to protection, it can lead to oral diseases. Gingival hyperplasia is one of the most common oral problems. The formation of this disease is generally inseparable from prolonged oral breathing, poor oral hygiene, family genetics, and the effects of certain drugs. Then, when taking medicine, oral health care is very important, and you can also take the diet. So, what is better for your mouth?
In addition to rich in nutrients such as calcium and phosphorus, cheese also contains unique casein. Casein can effectively prevent the formation of plaque and repair the damage of teeth. In addition, cheese can stimulate the secretion of saliva, neutralize the acidic environment in the oral cavity, inhibit bacterial growth, and strengthen the tooth germ.
Celery is a natural toothbrush that cleans like the toothbrush we use in our lives. Celery contains a lot of crude fiber. When you chew, the coarse fiber will mechanically rub against the surface of the tooth, thus wiping off the bacteria sticking to the tooth surface and reducing the chance of plaque formation. Repeated chewing can also stimulate saliva secretion and balance the pH in the mouth. Older people can eat some celery properly, can eliminate the bacteria on the teeth, and help the health of the mouth and teeth. Foreign scientific research has found that when the old man chews celery, the plaque is formed by wiping off the bacteria adhering to the surface of the tooth by mechanical friction on the tooth surface.
Sulfur compounds in onions are powerful antibacterial ingredients. We found through in vitro experiments that onions can kill a variety of bacteria, including Streptococcus mutans, which causes our tooth decay, and it works best with fresh raw onions. Therefore, it is recommended to eat half a raw onion every day, not only to prevent tooth decay but also to help lower cholesterol, prevent heart disease and improve immunity.
Garlic has the same bactericidal and hypoallergenic effects as onions. Many people have such experiences, and a good tooth has become "squeaky" unconsciously. When eating cold, hot, sour, sweet foods, or even brushing your teeth with cold water, your teeth will become sour and soft. This is what medical is called "dental allergy", commonly known as "reverse teeth." Rub the raw garlic in the sensitive area of the tooth every day, every 2 to 3 minutes to alleviate the symptoms. You can rub some garlic oil on your aching tooth when you have a toothache, or put a crushed garlic flap around your sore teeth and gums. After a few minutes, the pain will gradually ease.
The fluorine in the tea can be combined with the apatite unique to the teeth to prevent acid and fangs. In addition, alkaline tea can neutralize the pH of the mouth and reduce the growth of oral bacteria, thus avoiding the bacteria's damage to the teeth.
Green tea contains a lot of fluorine (also found in other teas), which can be combined with apatite in teeth and has the effect of resisting acid and preventing tooth decay. On the other hand, studies have shown that catechins in green tea can reduce Streptococcus mutans that cause tooth decay in the mouth, while also removing unpleasant breath. It is worth noting that green tea contains caffeine, so pregnant women should drink it in limited quantities. People need to drink 1200-1500 ml of water every day. If you drink tea, you can drink 800-1000 ml or so. But to drink green tea, remember to drink tea, not too thick, and not drink more tea at night, so as not to affect sleep.
As the saying goes: "Pear benefits teeth and damages the spleen, jujube benefits the spleen and damages the teeth", research abroad has reported that researchers have screened 74 kinds of traditional Chinese medicines to find out the traditional Chinese medicine for preventing dental caries. The results showed that ursolic acid and oleic acid were extracted from jujube. These two ingredients can control the production of cariogenic bacteria without destroying the bacterial balance of oral bacteria.
Three kinds of salad: yellow bean sprouts (green bean sprouts), carrot silk, kelp silk, can provide vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin A, bean sprouts, kelp has a heat-clearing effect.
Cold cabbage silk: provide vitamin C, heat to the fire.
A mixture of fungus: It can provide mineral iron, vitamin B family, and the bracts have a heat-clearing effect.
Stir-fried vegetables: green vegetables, rapeseed, cabbage, cabbage, and other green leafy vegetables, can provide vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin A, with a heat effect.
Pork celery: lean pork, celery, can provide iron, zinc, and other minerals and vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin A, celery has a heat effect.
Winter melon coriander soup: melon, coriander, tofu, bean sprouts, etc., can provide vitamin B family, melon, tofu, bean sprouts have a heat effect.
Pork liver spinach soup: can provide iron, zinc and other minerals, vitamin B family, vitamin A, is conducive to ulcer repair.
When you taste the sashimi or sushi of Japanese cuisine, you must match the mustard with tears and nose, the main purpose is to sterilize. Mustard produces such a spicy, pungent taste because it contains a special ingredient that is also found in other cruciferous vegetables. The experiment found that this ingredient in mustard can inhibit the growth of Streptococcus mutans that causes tooth decay. Mustard can also regulate female endocrine, enhance sexual function, stimulate blood vessel expansion, enhance facial blood circulation, and make women's face much rosier.
In addition to serving with sashimi, you can mix a small spoonful of mustard with a little soy sauce to serve as a boiled seafood sauce. Or mix the equal proportion of mustard, honey, and water, and pour on the squid and shrimp to make a cold sauce, which can neutralize the astringency of seafood.
How do we keep your oral health?
A healthy lifestyle begins with maintaining oral health. A tooth is an organ. Dental health is not only related to many aspects of general health but also a symbol of modern human health and civilization. If you have a problem with your body, you may go to the hospital for treatment in time, or take some medicine to treat you. However, if there is a problem with your mouth, how many people will pay more attention to it? I believe that many people have dental caries, periodontitis, calculus and other phenomena in the mouth. Once a tooth has a problem, it will have a great impact on people's normal life. If you can pay more attention to your oral health in your life, you can effectively avoid these diseases.
First of all, oral health is an important part of overall health. Oral health directly or indirectly affects general health. Oral diseases such as rickets, periodontal diseases, etc. can damage the hard tissues of the teeth and the supporting tissues around the teeth. In addition to affecting the functions and aesthetics of chewing, speaking, etc., it also leads to difficulties in social interaction and psychological barriers. Oral inflammation, especially periodontitis, can cause or aggravate certain systemic diseases such as coronary heart disease, diabetes, etc., endangering general health and affecting the quality of life. I will tell you how to keep your mouth healthy.
Brush your teeth in the morning and evening, and rinse your mouth after meals.
Develop a good habit of brushing your teeth every day. You must brush your teeth before getting up in the morning and sleeping at night. This will eliminate food debris, soft white dirt, and plaque on the mouth and teeth. Keep your mouth clean and healthy and reduce the incidence of dental diseases. Brushing your teeth can remove plaque, soft dirt and food debris maintains oral hygiene, and maintains healthy teeth and periodontal tissues. After brushing your teeth, the plaque will soon reattach on the cleaned teeth and continue to form. Especially after falling asleep at night, saliva secretion is reduced, oral self-cleaning is poor, and bacteria are more likely to grow. Therefore, brush your teeth at least twice a day, and it is more important to brush your teeth before going to bed at night. Rinse mouth after meals to remove food residue from the mouth and keep the mouth clean.
Developing good eating habits is very important for maintaining oral health.
Eating habits are closely related to dental health. We all know that eating too much sugar can have a very bad effect on the teeth, and may even cause dental caries, which makes us miserable. The sugar mentioned here mainly refers to sucrose, which is the most common sugar in life and the raw material of most sugar foods. Sugar and carbohydrates in the mouth are one of the main causes of rickets. The main cause of wisdom teeth is sucrose, followed by glucose, starch and the like. If a large amount of carbonated beverage is quoted, bone calcium will be lost, which may cause osteoporosis. A large number of carbonated drinks will also affect dental health. Carbonated drinks can also cause the mouth to become acidic and have an adverse effect on the mouth. In addition, the polyphosphate contained in the carbonated beverage will affect the body's calcium and phosphorus absorption, and the chance of suffering from dental caries will increase by two times. People who drink carbonated drinks for a long time will even have a series of demineralized spots on the surface of the teeth. This damage is difficult to be repaired by the body. Therefore, you should try to reduce the number of times you eat sugar every day, drink less carbonated drinks, and stop eating after brushing your teeth at night. Finally, we should eat more fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables contain very rich nutrients such as nutrients and calcium and phosphorus, as well as very abundant vitamins. This substance is very good for the body. Fruits and vegetables can also help promote the formation and calcification of tooth tissue, help teeth to increase hardness, and improve resistance to acidic substances.
"The teeth are not good, the disease is running around." The health of the teeth is related to general health. However, only 31.4% of people in China only brush their teeth once a day; 91% don't have regular teeth cleaning, and 86.4% don't regularly check their oral health. Oral disease is a progressive chronic disease. If the lesion can be detected early and prevented in time, it can block the formation of the disease. If you have problems with sensitive teeth, bleeding gums, bad breath, loose teeth, missing teeth, and tooth trauma, take time to seek medical attention.
Pay attention to diet:The growth of the whole body and cranio-maxillofacial surface is faster in childhood. It is recommended to eat foods rich in nutrients and hardness to stimulate the normal development of the teeth and their facial forms.
Prevention and treatment of diseases:It is recommended that tonsil hypertrophy, sinusitis, rhinitis, etc. should be treated as soon as possible to maintain the smoothness of the respiratory tract and avoid breathing with the mouth. Because long-term respiratory dysfunction can cause deformities in the teeth and face.
Dental carries precaution:The deciduous teeth will be replaced after the age of 12, so it is very important to maintain the health of the deciduous teeth during childhood. Parents should help children develop good brushing and oral hygiene habits, and prevent the occurrence of dental diseases through pit and fissure closure. If the dental disease has already occurred, it is recommended to treat it promptly. This restores the normal shape of the deciduous teeth and maintains normal chewing function, thus ensuring the normal eruption of subsequent permanent teeth. Preventive correction: For children with premature deciduous teeth, deciduous teeth retention, abnormal teeth eruption, tongue ligaments, and abnormal lip bands, it is recommended to perform related examinations and preventive corrections.


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At last. The records of Haruomi Hosono, the Japanese music icon who was a member of Yellow Magic Orchestra and Happy End and who is idolised by hipsters like Mac DeMarco, were reissued by the label Light in the Attic, and outside of Japan for the first time. So that's two pieces of good news.
The albums 'Paraiso' (1978), 'Philharmony' (1982) and 'Omni Sight Seeing' (1989) were re-released last year in August and 'Hosono House' and 'Cochin Moon' in September. The remastered albums were accompanied by new interviews with Hosono. So today we're enjoying listening to Platonic from 'Philharmony'. Perhaps it could be featured during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games?
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Woman believed to be 1971 kidnap victim reunites with family
A woman who family members believe was the toddler who was kidnapped 51 years ago has been reunited with her family in Fort Worth
FORT WORTH, Texas -- A woman who family members believe was the toddler kidnapped by a babysitter 51 years ago has been reunited with her family in Texas, in a meeting filled with long-overdue hugs and joyful tears.
Melissa Highsmith was 22 months old when she was abducted by a purported babysitter in 1971. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported that she lived in Fort Worth most of her life and is now known as Melanie Brown. They say she didn't know she was kidnapped until her biological father, Jeffrie Highsmith, submitted DNA to 23andMe and learned that he was a match to Brown's children.
The family said in a news release that they worked with an amateur genealogist to help interpret the DNA results and mine public records to find Melissa, who reunited with her parents and two of her siblings this past weekend in Fort Worth.
"It was just a mixture of joy and terrifying. Being terrified and excited and just trying to understand, you know, make sense of everything," Melissa Highsmith told KDFW-TV. A woman who sent out a news release on behalf of the family said that at this time, Melanie Brown is planning to change her name back to Melissa.
In a statement Monday, the Fort Worth Police Department said it was "overjoyed" to hear that 23andMe led the Highsmiths to Melissa, and added they will conduct official DNA testing to confirm her identity and will provide an update once those official results are in. The investigation into her kidnapping will continue.
"Even though the criminal statute of limitations expired 20 years after Melissa's 18th birthday, the Fort Worth Police Department is committed to completing this investigation to uncover all of the available information concerning Melissa's abduction that occurred 51 years ago," the police department said.
"I couldn't stop crying," Melissa's sister, Victoria Garner, wrote on a Facebook page set up by the family to help find her. "I was overjoyed and I'm still walking around in a fog trying to comprehend that my sister is right in front of me and that we found her."
According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Melissa Highsmith's biological mother, Alta Apantenco, had recently separated from the girl's father and moved to Fort Worth when she placed an ad for a babysitter in the newspaper. A woman who answered the ad said she wanted to watch the girl at her own house, and Apantenco agreed. The babysitter picked up the baby from Apantenco's roommate on Aug. 23, 1971, and never brought her back.
The family said they never forgot about Melissa.
"It's overwhelming and incredible to me," said Sharon Highsmith, Melissa's younger sister. "For 50 years, my mom has lived with the guilt of losing Melissa. She's also lived with community and nationwide accusations that she hurt or killed her own baby. I'm so glad we have Melissa back. I'm also grateful we have vindication for my mom."
Jeffrie Highsmith told KDFW that the family never gave up the hope of finding his daughter.
"We had several tips, we would go off to other states. We would go off and talk to different girls, have DNA made, and our hopes were dashed," he said. "It was hard."


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Q: Urban Airship autobadge +1 never increments. Always sets to 1 I'm trying to use the autobadge functionality with Urban Airship to increment the badge number on an iOS app.
I send "badge":"+1" but sets the badge=1 instead of incrementing it.
Here's the payload
{"audience":{"alias":"C045AFYMPAM"},"notification":{"ios":{"badge":"+1","alert":"Nick Gonzalez: Test"}},"device_types":["ios"],"options":{"expiry":1800}}}

The alert shows up, and the badge shows up, but it always shows up as 1 and never increments.
Any ideas?

A: I figured out the issue/solution and it's really straightforward but I'll answer it here nonetheless in the case that it's helpful for someone else.
When converting the payload to json it was converting the string "+1" to integer 1 which was keeping it from incrementing and was setting the badge to 1. Make sure your encoding function isn't converting "+1" to 1.

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Whitworth Board of Trustees renames East Hall in honor of Walt Oliver
Whitworth University's board of trustees today announced it will rename its newest student residence hall, East Hall, to Oliver Hall, in honor of former board chair and longtime board member Walt Oliver, '67.
Oliver joined Whitworth's board of trustees in 1996, and served as its chair from 2008-14. Under his leadership, the university transitioned to a new president, launched a 10-year strategic plan, and oversaw major additions to the campus, including Robinson Science Hall, the Hixson Union Building expansion, the University Recreation Center, and the Lied Center for the Visual Arts. The Lied Center's Bryan Oliver Gallery, one of many gifts made by Oliver, is named in honor of his late son.
In October 2014, Oliver and his wife, Kay, pledged a gift of $3 million to The Campaign for Whitworth.
"Walt Oliver often tells people about how much Whitworth influenced his life as a college student, but Walt has spent every year since his graduation giving back to his alma mater," says Whitworth President Beck A. Taylor. "His leadership on our board, his generous philanthropy that has affected all parts of our campus, and his faithful support of Whitworth's mission have fundamentally and positively changed our community for the better. Oliver Hall will stand as a durable testimony of Walt's love for our students and the importance of Whitworth's residence-life program. The Whitworth community could not be more thankful and proud of Walt's leadership, wisdom and support."
As a student at Whitworth in the 1960s, Oliver was a member of the football team and was a musician in various ensembles. He earned a psychology degree from Whitworth and a master's of science degree in human resource management from Gonzaga University.
He began his career in 1973 with Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, in Spokane, and today is senior vice president for human resources of General Dynamics Corporation, headquartered in Falls Church, VA. In addition to his work with General Dynamics, which employs approximately 90,000 people and has annual sales in excess of $10 billion, Oliver has served on the boards of several organizations in the Chicago and Washington, D.C., areas, as well as with firms such as American Family Insurance and Telect, Inc.
East Hall opened its doors to Whitworth students in September 2009. Housing 170 students from all four class levels in single, the striking three-story building features double and triple rooms, unique common areas, large-group and small-group meeting spaces, and study areas. The facility is certified as a LEED Silver building (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design).
Located in Spokane, Wash., Whitworth is a private liberal arts university affiliated with the Presbyterian church. The university, which has an enrollment of 3,000 students, offers 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
Tad Wisenor, director of campaign planning, Whitworth University, (509) 777-4401 or twisenor@whitworth.edu.
Lucas Beechinor, media relations manager, Whitworth University, (509) 777-4703 or lbeechinor@whitworth.edu.
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LETTER: Upset with floating dock
Updated: Apr 15 at 2:29 p.m.
Contact The Guardian to submit a letter to the Editor. - SaltWire Network
Even though the Charlottetown mayor and city council passed the resolution for the floating dock on July 18, 2018, there wasn't any discussion on the floating dock prior to this that the public can provide their input. Doesn't seem right that a floating dock which will increase traffic and headaches for area residents wasn't a factor for a public meeting to be called. Even though the legal opinion came back recently and said they need to have a public meeting.
When the resolution was passed it was a special meeting which occurred at lunchtime and took only five minutes. The Municipal Government Act states in subsection five requirement for a public meeting part (b) and (d) weren't followed. Notice of a public meeting subsection six and requirements and subsection seven required information indicate the date and time and describe what will be discussed.
The public was left in the dark about this floating dock and weren't able to provide their input.
Tamara MacDonald,
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Man accused of killing his pharmacist brother was enraged about COVID-19 vaccine – USA TODAY
Pfizer announced COVID-19 vaccine is safe for kids: Here's how long it could take for approval
A smaller dose of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine is safe to use on children ages 5-11 years old. Here's why it could take weeks for approval.
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A Maryland man accused of killing his pharmacist brother and sister-in-law had expressed anger about the administering of COVID-19 vaccinations, according to court documents obtained by multiple media outlets.
Jeffrey Burnham, 46, was arrested Friday in West Virginia after an 18-hour search. He was charged with killing his brother, Brian Robinette, 58, and sister-in-law, Kelly Sue Robinette, 57, at their home near Baltimore.
He also was charged with the murder of 83-year-old Rebecca Reynolds, who was friends with his mother, at a separate location in Cumberland, Maryland.
Burnham, being held in Allegany County (Maryland) Jail without bail after being extradited from West Virginia, is charged with three counts of murder – two in separate counties – and a vehicle theft charge. His brother's 2007 red corvette was stolen and served as Burnham's getaway vehicle, according to court documents.
Bible connection? Some say COVID-19 vaccine is the 'mark of the beast.'
Burnham's mother had expressed concern for her son's mental health before the slayings, according to online court documents. He told his mother that he planned to confront his late brother about the coronavirus vaccine and that he believed it was the government's attempt at "killing people with the COVID-19 shot."
Burnham's mother said in the court documents that Burnham told her, "Brian knows something" and claimed the FBI was chasing after him. It is unclear if that confrontation between the brothers happened and that has not been outlined as a motive by police.
After stealing his brother's vehicle, Burnham stopped at someone's home asking for gas. He told the person that he'd be on TV and that his brother was "killing people with the COVID-19 shot." The person subsequently called police, prompting the search across state lines into West Virginia.
When he was arrested, Burnham confessed to killing three people, NBC Baltimore reported.
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How do you say that in english ?
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Q: Algebra of polynomials We know that a polynomial is something completely different from a polynomial function , but under one condition there is an isomorphism between the algebra of polynomials and algebra of polynomial functions.The condition is the infinity of the field which the algebras are defined over. I really wonder why this condition is necessary and sufficient . I mean what does this condition do ? what is it's role?

A: Let's denote the functions with capital letters, say $\;F\;$, and the polynomials with lower case ones, say $\;f\;$ , for example the polynomial $\;f(x)=x\;$  and the polynomial (identity) function $\;F(x)=x\;$, and corresponding algebras as $\;\frak F\;,\;\frak f\;$ , resp. Define
$$\phi:\mathfrak f\to\mathfrak {F}\;:\;\;\phi(f):=F$$
Everything works fine (show this), but there's a point about injectivity:
$$F(x)=G(x)\iff (F-G)(x)=0$$
No matter what the degrees of $\;F,G\;$ are, the above rightmost equation means the polynomial (function) $\;F-G\;$ vanishes in infinite points (as the field is infinite by assumption), and as we know this means the corresponding polynomial (not as function!) is the zero one, from where $\;f-g=0\iff f=g\;$ and we get injectivity.

A: I repeat my answer from MO:
Polynomials always are defined by its coefficients in contrary with  polynomial functions: e.g., $x^2=x$ for functions in $\mathbb{F}_2$.

A: Let $R$ be an integral domain and consider  $\phi\colon R[X]\to R^R$, $f\mapsto (x\mapsto f(x))$. This is an $R$-algebra homomorphism and the image of $\phi$  is precisely the algebra of polynomial functions.
So we wonder when $\phi$ is injective.
If $R=\{a_1,\ldots,a_n\}$ is finite, then $f(X)=(X-a_1)\cdot\ldots(X-a_n)$ maps to the zero function and hence $\phi$ is not injective.
On the other hand if $\phi(f)$ is zero and $f\ne 0$, then for each $a\in R$ we find that $X-a$ divides $f$ (this is where the property "domain" is needed), but there cannot be more than $\deg f$ factors of this kind (as $f\ne 0)$

A: We can also look (regarding necessity) to an example for finite fields, say $\mathbb{F}_q$ where $q \gt 1$ is a power of a prime, in which two different polynomials give rise under the evaluation homomorphism to the same (polynomial) function.
Indeed the canonical example is that $x^q$ and $x$ are distinct polynomials, but their values for any $x \in \mathbb{F}_q$ agree.
The fact that $x^q = x$ in the field $\mathbb{F}_q$ is a consequence of the multiplicative group $\mathbb{F}_q^*$ being cyclic of order $q-1$.

A: The morphism $f:K[X]\to K^K$ from polynomials to functions on$~K$, over a field $K$, is indeed injective if and only if $K$ is finite, and its image is by definition the algebra of polynomial functions. To see the role of finiteness more clearly, it is useful to generalise by replacing $K$ throughout by a commutative ring$~R$, for which the morphism$~f$ is still defined (which would not be the case if $R$ were non commutative).
One direction is obvious: $R[X]$ is an infinite set for any non-trivial ring $R$ (the monomials $X^n$ are all distinct) but the set $R^R$ of $R$-values functions on $R$ is finite whenever $R$ is finite, so $f$ cannot possibly be injective in this case for cardinality reasons. So for every finite commutative ring, the algebra of polynomials is not isomorphic to the algebra of polynomial functions (with the sole exception of the trivial ring, where both algebras are also instances of the trivial ring).
In the other direction the key property is the bound $\deg(P)$ of the number of roots of a nonzero polynomial $P$, which holds whenever $R$ is an integral domain. This prevents such $P$ from appearing in the kernel of the morphism when $R$ is infinite, as $P$ would need to have all elements of$~R$ as roots. It is therefore true that whenever $R$ is an infinite integral domain, then distinct polynomials have distinct polynomial functions, and the algebra of polynomial functions is isomorphic to $R[X]$. That this is no longer true without the hypothesis of integral domain is shown by any infinite Boolean ring $R$, where the nonzero polynomial $X^2-X$ has an associated polynomial function that is zero on $R$.
While for a finite fields$~K$ the morphism $f$ is not injective, it is surjective: every function $K\to K$ is a polynomial function (and uniquely so if the degree of the polynomial is required to be less than$~|K|$). This is easy to show by using Lagrange interpolation to get the desired function values on the set of all points of$~K$. This result trivially extends to finite integral domains (which are in fact just fields) and easily to products of finite fields (in particular to $R=\Bbb Z/n\Bbb Z$ when $n$ is square free) but it fails whenever the characteristic of$~R$ is divisible by the square $p^2$ of some prime number, since polynomial functions are automatically compatible with reduction modulo$~p$, but in this case not all functions are, notably not the characteristic function of a single element. Finally note that, apart from the case of the trivial ring, $R[X]$ is never isomorphic to the algebra of all functions, for cardinality reasons.


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Q: Exporting stylised map from defined region I'm new to GEE and I'm trying to create a region box to export only one area of interest. When exporting to drive, it works fine with other layers using ee.Image but not for my "Physical elevation" layer.
How can I export that layer and maps that I have created with different styles?
var rectangle = /* color: #d63000 */ee.Geometry.Polygon(
        [[[145.7, -38],
          [145.7, -39.2],
          [147.2, -39.2],
          [147.2, -38]]]);

//* Load a box geometry as an area of interest
var box = rectangle;
Map.centerObject(box, 9);
Map.addLayer(ee.Image().paint(box, 0, 2), {palette: 'FF0000'}, 'Box Outline');

//* DATA Source */
//* SRTM Digital Elevation Model data.
var SRTM90 = ee.Image('CGIAR/SRTM90_V4').clip(box);

//* Global elevation image.
var elev = ee.Image('USGS/GMTED2010');

/* PHYSICAL ELEVATIONS */
// Define an SLD style of discrete intervals to apply to the image.
var sld_intervals =
  '<RasterSymbolizer>' +
    '<ColorMap type="intervals" extended="false" >' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#a8c3b3" quantity="0" label="0"/>' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#a1b394" quantity="100" label="1-100" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#d0d1a9" quantity="200" label="101-200" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#ffefbe" quantity="300" label="201-300" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#f6daaf" quantity="500" label="301-500" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#edc6a1" quantity="700" label="501-700" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#e4b192" quantity="1000" label="701-1000" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#db9d84" quantity="1500" label="1001-1500" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#d38875" quantity="2000" label="1501-2000" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#ca7467" quantity="2500" label="2001-2500" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#c15f58" quantity="3000" label="2501-3000" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#b84b4a" quantity="3500" label="3001-3500" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#b0373c" quantity="4000" label="3501-4000" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#ba595d" quantity="4500" label="4001-4500" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#c57d80" quantity="5000" label="4501-5000" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#d0a0a2" quantity="6000" label="5001-6000" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#dbc3c3" quantity="7000" label="6001-7000" />' +
      '<ColorMapEntry color="#e6e6e6" quantity="8000" label="7001-8000" />' +

    '</ColorMap>' +
  '</RasterSymbolizer>';

// Add the image to the map using the interval schemes.
Map.addLayer(SRTM90.sldStyle(sld_intervals), {},'Physical Elevation intervals');

/* BASEMAPS */
// Set a custom basemap style and default to the satellite map type.
var styles = {
  'Végétation':
  [
    {featureType: 'all',stylers: [{ saturation: 50 }, {gamma: 0.5}]},
    {featureType: 'road',elementType: 'geometry',stylers: [{visibility: 'off'},]},
     // Change label properties.
    {elementType: 'labels',stylers: [{visibility: 'off'}]},
  ]
};

Map.setOptions('satellite', styles);

/* EXPORTS */
Export.image.toDrive ({image: sld_intervals,description: 'SRTM90_TasmaniaO1',region: box,folder: 'earthengine',scale: 30,maxPixels: 1e9});


It was a calm and bright morning. I, my mother and father were going to a hill station. We were going in my favourite bullet!!! The vehicle which I love the most! By 10: am we were climbing the hill. And on the way we saw many birds and animals like-peacocks, monkeys, eagles etc. And we also heard the birds singing merry songs. When we were at the top of the hill it was so cold that we did not expect this much. And I saw it all…..the whole scenery from the very very very very top point of the hill , and I told my parents : its really a big surprise for me!!.The white fog which made everything invisible was enjoyed by me to the fullest. I tried to climb a tree with my father's help. It was really superb. I was wishing for a long time to climb a tree. And my dream came true. I really enjoyed each and every moment. We had organic fruits and juices from there. The tea plantation was an amazing sight. The most and much awaited scene was the water falls. The white colour water falling from the rocks above was a wonderful sight. When we started our return journey I begged my father to take me there once more….
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Q: bad request error 400 with Requests library I am attempting to automate the process of passing text from a website to a tool in order the estimated reading level of the text.  However, when I pass the url-encoded text via a post method, i get error 400 bad request.
article = 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'
headers = ({'Host': 'auto-ilr.ll.mit.edu',
    'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:45.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/45.0',
    'Accept': 'text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8',
    'Accept-Language': 'en-US,en;q=0.5',
    'Accept-Encoding': 'gzip, deflate',
    'DNT': '1',
    'Referer': 'https://auto-ilr.ll.mit.edu/instant/',
    'Connection': 'keep-alive'})
s = requests.Session()
#s.mount('https://', SSLAdapter())
s.mount('https://', MyAdapter())
try:
    postdata = urllib.parse.urlencode({'Language': 'English', 'Text': article})
    soup = s.post('https://auto-ilr.ll.mit.edu/instant/summary3', data=postdata, headers = headers, verify=False)

I'm not sure what the difference is but there have been a few cases where the request has gone through and the final soup variable ended with the text from the site, but it was text showing the site did not correctly process the text i included.

A: You are missing something simple , you don't have to encode data ,  requests does it for you :
article = 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'
headers = {
    'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:45.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/45.0',
    'Referer': 'https://auto-ilr.ll.mit.edu/instant/'
}
postdata = {'Language': 'English', 'Text': article}
s = requests.Session()
soup = s.post('https://auto-ilr.ll.mit.edu/instant/summary3', data=postdata, headers = headers, verify=False)

print(soup.status_code)

Also , you dont have to send all the headers , mabe just 'User-Agent' or 'Referer'  sometimes .


It is a modern house with lots of natural light and ventilation, it is composed of porch, living room, dining room, kitchen, open terrace where you can enjoy breakfast, dinner, cocktails, space for reading and smoking, has outdoor shower, room 1 has capacity for 4 people with its independent bathroom and has a minibar, room 2 can accommodate 3 people with its independent outdoor bathroom, room 3 can accommodate up to 4 people with its own bathroom and minibar. 300 meters from the house you will find the Bank and Cadeca, 50 meters from the WIFI park, 100 from the polyclinic, 800 meters from the beach. It is also located, the Crocodile Farm, Taino Village, the Playa Girón Museum, places to dive and snorkel as Cueva de los Peces, Punta Perdiz, Caleta Buena, among others.
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Square Enix trademarks Final Fantasy Adventure, Secret of Mana for U.S.
Promising news is piling up. Square Enix recently trademarked the names Final Fantasy Adventure, Mystic Quest, and Secret of Mana for Europe, and now they have trademarked Final Fantasy Adventure and Secret of Mana in the U.S. too!
Final Fantasy Adventure and Secret of Mana are the first and second titles respectively in the Seiken Densetsu series, known as the Mana series internationally. Back in June 2017, Square Enix released Seiken Densetsu Collection for Nintendo Switch in Japan, containing these two titles and Seiken Densetsu 3, which only ever released for the Japanese Super Famicom.
These new trademarks could mean the collection is finally coming to North America and Europe, and old Squaresoft fans (like me) would be ecstatic to see Seiken Densetsu 3 localized at last. However, I also wouldn't be surprised at all if we only received a neutered collection containing just the first two titles. If so, the title would lose some value since Secret of Mana is featured in the SNES Classic, and Final Fantasy Adventure has been remade twice before — once as Sword of Mana on Game Boy Advance, and again as Adventures of Mana on PlayStation Vita and mobile devices.
I'll cross my fingers even harder for localized Seiken Densetsu 3.


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Please contact me if you'd like to discuss the possibility of working together.
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Working with Jason has been a terrific process. He's been super responsive, able, and apt. I think he enjoyed designing aspects of my website from scratch, figuring out the best and most ethical ways to give me what I wanted. He's delivered on time, under budget, and with solid performance. I particularly enjoyed his clear communication style about project segments. I recommend him highly, especially for those first starting out.
Jason Woof is terrific! He hosts two sites for me and provides invaluable help on both. If there's a problem, he comes up with a simple, elegant solution. I recommend him very highly if you want a website that not only works, but that works better. Thanks, Jason! You rock!
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Optional sides to serve: tortillas, tortilla chips, brown rice, quinoa, side salad, zucchini noodles or cooked spaghetti squash!
1.	Heat a large skillet over medium heat. Add a small drizzle of oil to the pan, or use cooking spray.
2.	Add diced onion with a pinch of salt and pepper to the pan and cook until slightly browned and fragrant, about 3-5 minutes.
3.	Add diced peppers and zucchini/squash along with the minced garlic to the pan, stirring and adding a touch more oil/cooking spray if pan seems dry. Add another small pinch of salt, pepper as well as garlic powder and onion powder- stir and let veggies sauté until slightly softened, another 5-7 minutes.
5.	Add enchilada sauce to pan, enough to cover and coat all the veggies and chicken.
6.	Turn down the heat and add cheese, cilantro and green onion. Taste here to adjust seasonings to your preference!
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.NET Framework Jobs in the South East
The following table provides summary statistics for permanent job vacancies advertised in the South East with a requirement for .NET Framework skills. Included is a benchmarking guide to the salaries offered in vacancies that have cited .NET Framework over the 6 months to 18 January 2021 with a comparison to the same period in the previous 2 years.
England > South East
Rank change year-on-year -1 +10 -11
Permanent jobs citing .NET Framework 401 907 1,043
As % of all permanent jobs advertised in the South East 4.05% 3.92% 3.90%
Median salary % change year-on-year +15.00% +9.89% +1.11%
.NET Framework is in the Software Libraries and Frameworks category. The following table is for comparison with the above and provides summary statistics for all permanent job vacancies advertised in the South East with a requirement for technical specification, industry standards, software libraries and framework skills.
Permanent vacancies with a requirement for technical specification, industry standards, software libraries and framework skills 4,465 9,105 11,032
As % of all permanent IT jobs advertised in the South East 45.15% 39.35% 41.22%
Job Vacancy Trend in the South East
Job postings citing .NET Framework as a proportion of all IT jobs advertised in the South East.
Salary Trend in the South East
3-month moving average salary quoted in jobs citing .NET Framework in the South East.
Salary Histogram in the South East
Salary distribution for jobs citing .NET Framework in the South East over the 6 months to 18 January 2021.
Job Locations in the South East
The table below looks at the demand and provides a guide to the median salaries quoted in IT jobs citing .NET Framework within the South East region over the 6 months to 18 January 2021. The 'Rank Change' column provides an indication of the change in demand within each location based on the same 6 month period last year.
Surrey +31 95 £60,000 +9.09% 21
Hampshire -3 94 £50,000 +11.11% 18
West Sussex -19 80 £60,000 +20.00% 8
Thames Valley +11 64 £42,500 -15.00% 22
East Sussex +6 60 £60,000 +20.00% 1
Oxfordshire +33 25 £40,000 -17.95% 6
Berkshire +20 23 £50,000 -9.09% 10
Buckinghamshire +9 16 £42,500 +6.25% 6
Kent -13 7 £42,500 -15.00% 9
Top 30 Co-occurring IT Skills in the South East
For the 6 months to 18 January 2021, IT jobs citing .NET Framework also mentioned the following skills in order of popularity. The figures indicate the absolute number co-occurrences and as a proportion of all permanent job ads across the South East region with a requirement for .NET Framework.
1 401 (100.00%) .NET
2 397 (99.00%) C#
11 176 (43.89%) SQL
21 97 (24.19%) Microservices
22 93 (23.19%) ASP.NET Web Forms
23 91 (22.69%) HTTP
24 89 (22.19%) NoSQL
24 89 (22.19%) TypeScript
25 87 (21.70%) Scrum
26 84 (20.95%) Microsoft
Co-occurring IT Skills in the South East by Category
1 84 (20.95%) NServiceBus
2 14 (3.49%) SharePoint
3 9 (2.24%) CMS
3 9 (2.24%) Elasticsearch
4 6 (1.50%) Umbraco
5 5 (1.25%) IIS
6 4 (1.00%) DNN
7 3 (0.75%) BizTalk Server
8 2 (0.50%) Apache Solr
8 2 (0.50%) Documentum
8 2 (0.50%) Sitecore CMS
9 1 (0.25%) Orchard CMS
1 5 (1.25%) Dynamics CRM
2 81 (20.20%) IaaS
2 81 (20.20%) PaaS
4 17 (4.24%) AWS
6 9 (2.24%) Azure Functions
7 5 (1.25%) Office 365
8 4 (1.00%) Dynamics 365
8 4 (1.00%) ShareGate
9 1 (0.25%) Azure Machine Learning
9 1 (0.25%) Azure Stack
9 1 (0.25%) NuGet
9 1 (0.25%) Power Automate
9 1 (0.25%) PowerApps
1 91 (22.69%) HTTP
2 80 (19.95%) Skype
4 1 (0.25%) RTP
4 12 (2.99%) SQL Server 2016
5 9 (2.24%) MySQL
6 7 (1.75%) Azure SQL Database
6 7 (1.75%) MS Access
6 7 (1.75%) Power BI
7 6 (1.50%) SQL Server 2014
7 6 (1.50%) SQL Server Reporting Services
8 5 (1.25%) BusinessObjects
8 5 (1.25%) SQL Server Integration Services
10 3 (0.75%) SQL Server 2008
11 2 (0.50%) Big Data
11 2 (0.50%) Redis
12 1 (0.25%) Cosmos DB
12 1 (0.25%) Oracle Database
12 1 (0.25%) RDBMS
3 48 (11.97%) Octopus Deploy
4 46 (11.47%) TeamCity
6 21 (5.24%) Visual Studio
7 17 (4.24%) SpecFlow
8 13 (3.24%) Visual Studio Team System
9 9 (2.24%) Cypress.io
9 9 (2.24%) Jenkins
10 8 (2.00%) Jasmine
10 8 (2.00%) Selenium
11 4 (1.00%) JIRA
12 2 (0.50%) JMeter
12 2 (0.50%) Karma Test Runner
12 2 (0.50%) Moq
12 2 (0.50%) Postman
12 2 (0.50%) Protractor
12 2 (0.50%) Subversion
13 1 (0.25%) TestRail
2 8 (2.00%) Banking
2 8 (2.00%) Marketing
3 7 (1.75%) Telecoms
4 5 (1.25%) Automotive
4 5 (1.25%) Law
4 5 (1.25%) Manufacturing
6 3 (0.75%) Local Government
7 2 (0.50%) Advertising
7 2 (0.50%) Games
7 2 (0.50%) Legal
8 1 (0.25%) Electronics
1 361 (90.02%) Developer
5 84 (20.95%) Software Developer
6 74 (18.45%) C# .NET Developer
7 50 (12.47%) Senior .NET Developer
8 46 (11.47%) Full Stack Developer
9 43 (10.72%) Principal Developer
10 39 (9.73%) C# Software Developer
11 29 (7.23%) Software Engineer
12 26 (6.48%) .NET Software Developer
13 25 (6.23%) Senior Software Developer
15 21 (5.24%) Azure Developer
15 21 (5.24%) Principal .NET Developer
16 19 (4.74%) Senior C# Developer
17 18 (4.49%) Agile C# Developer
17 18 (4.49%) Agile Developer
5 194 (48.38%) ASP.NET MVC
9 126 (31.42%) jQuery
15 56 (13.97%) Web Services
16 50 (12.47%) HTML5
17 49 (12.22%) REST
18 48 (11.97%) Vue.js
19 42 (10.47%) Blazor
20 40 (9.98%) Redux
1 31 (7.73%) Greenfield Project
3 17 (4.24%) LIMS
6 9 (2.24%) RIA
7 8 (2.00%) iPhone
7 8 (2.00%) Renewable Energy
9 6 (1.50%) Reinsurance
10 5 (1.25%) Client/Server
11 4 (1.00%) Mobile App
12 3 (0.75%) N-Tier
12 3 (0.75%) Self-Motivation
13 1 (0.25%) Digital Media
13 1 (0.25%) Graphic Design
13 1 (0.25%) Public Cloud
3 5 (1.25%) Apple iOS
4 2 (0.50%) Linux
5 97 (24.19%) Microservices
6 87 (21.70%) Scrum
7 68 (16.96%) Software Engineering
8 65 (16.21%) SOLID
9 63 (15.71%) Mentoring
10 62 (15.46%) Web Development
11 45 (11.22%) Test Automation
12 42 (10.47%) SOA
13 41 (10.22%) Scaled Agile Framework
14 38 (9.48%) OWASP
15 37 (9.23%) OOP
16 35 (8.73%) Computer Science
17 34 (8.48%) Workflow
18 33 (8.23%) Continuous Integration
5 30 (7.48%) C++
6 28 (6.98%) Java
7 20 (4.99%) VB
8 19 (4.74%) T-SQL
9 11 (2.74%) VB.NET
10 4 (1.00%) Python
11 3 (0.75%) VB6
12 2 (0.50%) C
12 2 (0.50%) ES6
13 1 (0.25%) Objective-C
13 1 (0.25%) PowerShell
1 65 (16.21%) Degree
3 9 (2.24%) Computer Science Degree
5 1 (0.25%) CIW
1 29 (7.23%) Kubernetes
2 1 (0.25%) HP Quality Center
1 84 (20.95%) Microsoft
2 8 (2.00%) Xamarin
3 5 (1.25%) Xceptor
4 4 (1.00%) Sitecore
5 3 (0.75%) Salesforce.com
5 3 (0.75%) Telerik
6 2 (0.50%) EMC
6 2 (0.50%) Oracle
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Purple Hand Press
Welcome to Purple Hand Press!
Bringing our stories of the past to life...
We publish books that document and reimagine the role of LGBTQ people in history. Much of what we know about our history has only recently come to light. In the past, the truth about LGBTQ lives was hidden by censorship or euphemisms. In fact, many famous and not-so-famous people lived unconventional lives right under the noses of their contemporaries. Our historical fiction tells their stories. Our first series, Passing Rites, written by Elena Graf, follows the aristocratic Stahle family through the 20th century.
The Purple Hand Story
On October 31, 1969, sixty members of the Gay Liberation Front (GLF) and the Society for Individual Rights (SIR) staged a protest outside the offices of the San Francisco Examiner in response to a series of news articles disparaging LGBT people. Examiner employees dumped printer's ink from the third floor of the building onto the crowd. The protesters used the ink to scrawl 'Gay Power' and other slogans on the building walls and stamp purple hand prints throughout downtown San Francisco.
The Passing Rites Series
The Passing Rites Series follows aristocratic physician Margarethe von Stahle and her family through some of the most challenging events of the 20th century.
For seven centuries, the German convent of Obberoth has been hiding the nuns' secrets—forbidden passions, scandalous manuscripts locked away, a ruined medical career, perhaps even a murder. In 1931, aristocratic physician, Margarethe von Stahle, is determined to lift the veil of secrecy surrounding her head nurse, Sister Augustine, only to find herself embroiled in multiple conflicts that threaten to unravel her orderly life.
Lies of Omission
In 1938, the Nazis are imposing their doctrine of "racial hygiene" on hospitals and universities, forcing professors to teach false science and doctors to collaborate in a program to eliminate the mentally ill and handicapped. Margarethe von Stahle is desperately trying to find a way to practice ethical medicine. She has always avoided politics, but now she must decide whether to remain on the sidelines or act on her convictions.
Acts of Contrition
The war has finally come to an end and Berlin has fallen. Nearly everything Margarethe has sworn to protect has been lost. After being brutally abused by occupying Russian soldiers, Margarethe must rely on the kindness of her friends to survive. Fortunately, the American Army has brought her former protègè, Sarah Weber, back to Berlin. As Margarethe confronts events that occurred during the war, she must learn both to forgive and be forgiven.
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www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/disabilityandhealth/index.html
cdcinfo@cdc.gov
1600 Clifton Road MS E-87
1-800-232-4636 (Voice - Toll-free)
Working within CDC's National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities' Division of Human Development and Disability, the mission of the Disability and Health Team is to promote the health, well-being, independence, productivity, and full participation in society by people with disabilities. Program activities include assessing and monitoring the prevalence of disability in the United States; assessing the health status of people with disabilities; describing the risk factors and costs associated with secondary conditions and poor health; developing health promotion interventions to reduce secondary health issues and reduce disparities between people with and without disabilities; evaluate the effectiveness and cost of health interventions; offering training to health professionals who are interested in the field of disability and public health; and supporting conferences to facilitate and stimulate dialogue, disseminate and exchange information, establish research and policy priorities, and outline and undertake next steps.
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I've been studying at FirstTake for almost 3 years now. Looking back on the last 3 years, I can happily say that they've been 3 of the best; and it's all because of Nancy and FirstTake.
I've wanted to be an actor for as long as I can remember. As a child I was always participating in talent shows, and in High School I auditioned for every play and musical. As I grew older, I let people influence me into giving it up and focusing on a life that was safe, solid and profitable.
I did just that, but as the years went on I found myself becoming more and more depressed. When I finally hit my lowest point in 2013, I decided to do something for me that would make me happy. That was acting. I looked up the best acting schools in the Bay Area, and FirstTake was the first to pop up. After reading the testimonials and auditing a class, I knew this was where I wanted to be.
Seeing Nancy teach is one of the most fascinating things I've had the pleasure of being a part of. She truly understands the craft and unlike many other acting teachers, she takes special care to ensure she is taking care of your heart. The road to Hollywood is a long and hard one, and Nancy knows that. Rather than put you down and use demeaning methods to bring out your best, she nurtures you, cares for you and lets you know that you're safe and loved. Having those A-HA! moments have been some of the best experiences of my life.
Not only does Nancy understand what it takes to bring out your best, but she also has a wonderful understanding of the business aspect of acting as well. She is constantly following up with us on our goals and making sure that we are all doing what we need to do to market ourselves and give us that competitive edge in this cutthroat industry. With the knowledge I've learned from Nancy, I've auditioned for films and TV shows in LA, met and developed relationships with numerous casting directors, and garnered representation.
If you're truly serious about acting and want to pursue it, then FirstTake is the place for you. Nancy will give you all of the tools you need to succeed. As long as you do your homework, you can rest assured you will see results. Let me put it to you this way. 3 years ago I was sitting in my room, horribly depressed, watching my favorite TV Show and thinking, "I wonder if I could ever really make it?" I joined FirstTake, and this year I auditioned for a lead role in a pilot. Need I say more?
Thank you Nancy and FirstTake! I couldn't have done any of this without you!


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Q: TYPO3 - HMenu ignores access rule "hide at login" for pages On my website, I have 3 different HMENU, only one of those work correctly, but the TS is almost the same.
Problem is that I see menu positions that I should not see if I am logged in (FE login).
I see pages with rule "hide at login", but they are not linked anywhere (shows only root page).
My TypoScript configuration (I see "hide at login" pages when I am logged in):
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Submenu and profilmenu shows same pages.
To check it live on my webpage you can go to > this page <
On the top Menu position "Hitta Medlem", and submenu (gold bar, and on the left site)  position "Våra kataloger" should disappear when you login (use auto-login button on gold submenu ("Välj som startsida" or directly > this link <)
I would like to add that whole login function works correctly, and hide at login rule for content works fine for me, but not in menu (except gold bar menu "profilmenu").
TYPO3 4.5.15

A: I don't know what's wrong there, but I think the below typoscript may help you (add after your typoscript menu code):
[usergroup=*] #checks whether a user is logged in.
lib.profilmenu.excludeUidList = 10,11,12  #list of page-uids to be excluded from menu after login.
[global]


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Detroit Boat Show showcases over 500 boats, new tech at TCF Center
Bisma Parvez
Most people have heard the expression, "Whatever floats your boat."
That pretty much describes the annual Detroit Boat Show, which is going on now through next Sunday at the TCF Center in downtown Detroit.
Simply put, it's a boat lover's dream.
The 62nd annual event is a 500,000-square-foot showcase of boats and boating equipment.
It's one of the largest boat shows in the nation based on size, sale and attendance, according to organizers. Guests can talk to experts from over 150 exhibitors and see the new technology the boating world has to offer all in once place.
There are over 500 boats on display from top dealers around Michigan and the Great Lakes.
"There' so much new technology — the difference in joystick docking that makes docking so much easier, there's tritoons that make pontoons more ideal for big open water," Amanda Wendecker, vice president of marketing at the Michigan Boating Industries Association, told the Free Press. "There's all kinds of new innovations and the Progressive Detroit Boat show is the perfect place to display all that."
SkipperBud's, which bills itself as one of the marine industry's largest sales, brokerage, service and marina groups, had a wide selection of boats on display, ranging from 17 to 80 feet, from top brands, including Four Winns, Tiara, Meridian, Glastron and Cruiser Yachts. Buyers can purchase a boat on display, pick one from inventory or customize a new boat altogether.
Guests described the event as "the auto show for boats."
The difference is all the boats at the event are for sale. Guests can buy any boat on the spot. Wenbecker said that financing and insurance are both available for buyers.
Pontoon boats "are the hot thing in boats these days" in Michigan, according to Gary Krupa of Krupa's Boat Mart, a Jackson dealership specializing in pontoon boats.
"They're designed primarily for inland lakes and you can typically entertain 12 to 15 people very comfortably," Krupa said.
The typical pontoon boat can travel at about 25 to 30 mph, but Krupa said they have pontoons on display that can go up to 50 mph that can be used for water sports like tubing and water skiing.
"Buyers can customize different seating arrangements, different colors, different flooring, different sound systems," Krupa said.
The customization typically takes about 8 weeks so buyers can have their new boat in time for spring.
Jason and Kelli Lambrix own a boat — a 28-footer — but are in the market looking to upgrade so the Detroit Boat Show is an ideal solution.
"We're looking at cruisers, which are in the 30- to 35-foot range," Jason Lambrix said. "Ours is nine years old so we want to get something a little bigger, a little wider and more stable."
The Lambrix agreed that technology has changed a lot when it comes to boats. They have noticed the flat screens, the joysticks that make it much easier to dock and a lot of innovation compared to their nine-year-old boat.
The show isn't just about buying boats. There are activities, such as photo booths, giveaways, a Kids Zone and much more that families can enjoy.
There's even a live stingray encounter where guests of all ages can pet stingrays.
Students can attend career days Monday through Friday for free with a valid student ID. They can learn about careers in the industry and enjoy the event.
Wendecker said all the proceeds from the show go back to the industry through the MBIA programs and services.
The Progressive Detroit Boat Show will be at TCF Center through Sunday, Jan. 26.
Monday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Children 12 and under are free with an adult
Seniors 65 and older get free admission on Monday
Contact Bisma Parvez at 313-222-6420 or bparvez@freepress.com Follow her on Twitter @bismapar


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Gain an awareness of how barns were constructed from an expert in new book
William H. Tishler shares his knowledge in 'Building Wisconsin's Barns'
William H. Tishler, an emeritus professor of landscape architecture at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, examines the history of barns in Wisconsin and how they were built in his new book "Building Wisconsin's Barns" (published by Archway Publishing).
Tishler explains the process of building these iconic structures in this book with breathtaking photos and drawings. The author highlights the traditions, carpentry skills, and backbreaking labor that have made barns a beloved component of the countryside. He also recaptures the techniques of an ancient form of construction that is rapidly becoming all but forgotten.
The author hopes that his book gives readers "a greater appreciation of the importance barns to the history of many Americans and why they should be preserved for future generations to admire."
"Building Wisconsin's Barns" is available for purchase online at the Archway link above, from Barnes & Noble and on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.com/Building-Wisconsins-Barns-William-Tishler/dp/1665715065.
"Building Wisconsin's Barns"
By William H. Tishler
Hardcover | 8.5 x 11 in | 94 pages | ISBN 9781665715065
Softcover | 8.5 x 11 in | 94 pages | ISBN 9781665715041
E-Book | 94 pages | ISBN 9781665715058
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William H. Tishler is an emeritus professor of landscape architecture at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an award-winning author who spent much of his career exploring and documenting rural Wisconsin buildings. He also served as chair of the Wisconsin Historic Preservation Review Board and developed the master plan for Old World Wisconsin, the state's outdoor museum of rural life.
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