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Stanley Cup Trivia
May 25, 2017 Hockey HistoryEric Zweig
On Monday night, the Nashville Predators reached the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in franchise history. Tonight, we'll find out if they'll be playing against Ottawa or Pittsburgh. If the Penguins make it, they'll have a chance to become the first team since the Detroit Red Wings in 1997 and 1998 to win back-to-back championships. If it's the Senators, it'll be the first time since 2007 (when Ottawa faced Anaheim) that we'll be guaranteed of a first-time Stanley Cup winner. That's something rarer than you might think.
In 100 seasons of NHL history, there have only been four other times before 2007 when neither team in the Stanley Cup Final had won the Cup before. Three of those times were:
1934 – Chicago over Detroit
1991 – Pittsburgh over Minnesota
1999 – Dallas over Buffalo
I've left out the fourth because it makes for an interesting trivia question since it marks the ONLY time in NHL history where both teams that reached the Final had never even played for the Stanley Cup before. If I was more clever with computers, maybe I could figure out a way to hide the answer better. As it is, I've tucked it in beneath the logos below to give you a chance to figure it out if you want to before you see it…
1996 – Colorado Avalanche over Florida Panthers
Unless there's more expansion or realignment, this will only happen again if the Columbus Blue Jackets advance in the Eastern Conference and face the Arizona Coyotes, the Minnesota Wild, the Winnipeg Jets or the Vegas Golden Knights, who join the NHL next season.
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Tosh McIntosh says:
Great trivia question! My immediate come-to-mind, 1st blush thought was Philly vs Islanders although I KNEW, almost as soon as I thought-the-thought, that it was incorrect! (I did NOT come up with the correct answer! "D'oh!" )
But here's a bit of an interesting extended Stanley Cup finals trivia question:
What team was the FIRST ever to participate in TWO 'firsts' A.) play never-won-before opponents three years in a row and B.) play never-played-in-a-final before opponents three years in a row….and who were the opponents?
Best I can do to give a chance to ponder is to tab down before I type the answer:
1981 New York Islanders vs Minnesota North Stars
1982 New York Islanders vs Vancouver Canucks
1983 New York Islanders vs Edmonton Oilers
…you can extend this list of 'firsts' to include the Isles being the first team to BEAT three non………three years in a row!
The previous year (1980) was, of course, the Islanders OWN first ever appearance….AND win!
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Pixies are generally greedy, ambitious and cunning, the most notable to possess these traits is Opal Koboi. They have no morals and will do anything to get what they want. Being obsessive creatures, they often develop fixations on certain foods. Most pixies are particularly fond of shellfish, especially lobster and other protected sea creatures. This leads to many Pixies, such as Doodah Day, being illegal fish smugglers.
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Rent The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
3.7 of 5 from 1492 ratings
Martin Scorsese directs this true story of New York stockbroker Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio). From the American dream to corporate greed, Belfort goes from penny stocks and righteousness to IPOs and a life of corruption in the late 80s - earning him the title "The Wolf of Wall Street". Money. Power. Women. Drugs. Temptations were for the taking and the threat of authority was irrelevant. For Jordan and his wolf pack, more was never enough.
Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Margot Robbie, Matthew McConaughey, Kyle Chandler, Rob Reiner, Jon Bernthal, Jon Favreau, Jean Dujardin, Joanna Lumley, Cristin Milioti, Christine Ebersole, Shea Whigham, Katarina Cas, P.J. Byrne, Kenneth Choi, Brian Sacca, Henry Zebrowski, Ethan Suplee, Barry Rothbart
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Reviews (15) of The Wolf of Wall Street
Gloriously offensive, drug-fuelled, depraved, fun-filled hilarious comedy! - The Wolf of Wall Street review by PV
This film is just brilliant. It should have won Oscars, for sure. It's probably one of my favourite Scorcese movies now too.
No doubt some 'politically correct' people will find it offensive, as I heard some po-faced humourless feminist whinge-Wendy describe it as on the radio last year.
But really, it's a great ride. Funny and well-written script; great memorable characters; packed with action, searing, sex, drugs and money.
My only criticisms: 1) it's too long, like most Hollywood movies these days; 2) The alcoholic druggies look far too healthy - in real life, it ain't like that!
But these are minor quibbles.
In general, this movie is a hoot - and with a serious message too. I was surprised it was this good - I watched it the same evening as American Hustle, which is yawn-inducing in comparison.
The Wolf of Wall Street should perhaps have won the Oscar for Best Movie, (instead of the tedious up-itself Gravity), and won Leonardo one too for this bravura performance.
Just great - 5 stars with chasers!
One of the best films I have seen in the last decade.
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Step aside DeNiro! - The Wolf of Wall Street review by Milstead On Movies
Leonardo DiCaprio & Martin Scorsese have a brilliant collaboration going on which is beginning to rival the screen legend's partnership with the great director.
This is the fifth film which DiCaprio has worked with Scorsese, following Gangs Of New York, The Aviator, The Departed & Shutter Island.
The Wolf Of Wall Street amounts pretty much to Goodfellas of the financial world. Based on the true story of Jordan Bellfort, a drug-addicted, sex-addicted, money-addicted stockbroker who lives life to full excess and pays the penalty when the FBI investigate his wrongdoing and underhand tactics.
This black comedy is as black as they come with DiCaprio, Jonah Hill and co all playing unsympathetic characters who get rich making others poor, indulging in the lifestyles of rich and famous and taking an insane amount of drugs.
Although the characters are morally unpleasant, this film is absolutely hilarious with the characters suffering from their own greed and self-indulgence.
In another year, DiCaprio might have won the Best Actor Oscar for this performance (he lost out to Matthew McConaughey for Dallas Buyers Club).
At nearly 3 hours, this film is a long slog and the first hour drags a little, but it's full steam ahead after that and a brilliant comedy of yuppie greed during the 1980's and 90's.
High octane! - The Wolf of Wall Street review by TH
This film presses all the buttons in terms of sex, drugs and rock and roll (and lots of money!) but its psychopathic (almost exhausting to watch!) pace leaves you in no doubt that this is not a world in which you'd want to live in! Cleverly crafted modern fable.
I gave up - The Wolf of Wall Street review by MS
Both salacious and tedious. The acting is good, but I didn't believe any of it. I gave up after an hour. And that was an hour too much.
A tale of greed, sex and illegal drugs in 1980s New York - The Wolf of Wall Street review by PJ
In 1987, Jordan Belfort (L Di Caprio) starts his career as a stockbroker on Wall Street. Having lost his job following Black Monday, he begins to work for a boiler-room brokerage firm on Long Island specialising in 'penny stocks'. He is soon running his own, booming business, which makes him very rich; he has also become addicted to sex, prostitutes, and illegal drugs while indulging in non-stop partying.
Although a bit too long (over 2 hrs 45 mins), the film is very good and entertaining, with many hilariously funny scenes. It is a convincing depiction of the drug-fuelled world of stockbroking, at any rate at the time. L Di Caprio puts in a remarkably good performance as the sex-crazed spiv who is addicted to drugs, success and money.
The only thing that is missing from the movie is any sort of reflection as to the damage done to investors by such unscrupulous brokerage firms -- more particularly those dealing in so-called penny stocks, targeted at low-income investors. Then again, it is not that kind of film.
Top Dog - The Wolf of Wall Street review by PT
Brilliant film. Nearly 3 hours of Scorcese genius. Beautifully crafted shots, superb montages, voice over, and the odd freeze frame, all familiar to Scorcese aficionados.
The acting is top drawer by Dicaprio and Hill. The scene when they drop lemons was astounding. Also a superb cameo by mcconaughey.
Great story at neck break speed. I didn't want it to end, and know I will watch it all again several times. And guys, let's be honest here, there's so many beautiful women, can't be bad. Fantastic.
Definitely Worth 3 hours of your Life - The Wolf of Wall Street review by KM
Judging by the Title one might assume the movie will be a copy of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps or maybe Catch Me if you Can.
The movie is sufficiently different and will keep you entertained for the full Three hours. What can I say, Its madness which borders on Hilariousness. Great Movie.
Don't bother - The Wolf of Wall Street review by AW
Oh dear. Surely Leonardo, as a talented actor, is not finding his roles are drying up?
How on earth this was even nominated, let alone won, two oscars is a shock.
Complete waste of time.
What a waste of time - The Wolf of Wall Street review by BE
One star for Leonardo's acting. A thoroughly boring three hours of foul language, gratuitous sex and drug taking. The Narsistic characters had no redeeming features, just hellbent on satisfying their own lust for money and base pleasures. Awful.
The Wolf of Wall Street review by George Hooper - Cinema Paradiso
A word rarely used in the same sentence as the name Martin Scorsese is comedy, from dark family dramas like Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore to his much better known crime dramas like Casino and The Departed, Scorsese usually avoids comedy like the plague. That's what makes it so surprising that he decided to direct The Wolf of Wall Street, a completely unexpected yet awe inspiringly funny film thats hard to imagine being as good under anyone else's direction.
The film follows the titular Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort (Leonardo Dicaprio), a man whose sole drive is to make more money than the next man. His rise to power on Wall Street and the subsequent FBI investigation are married by Jordan's extreme love of every single type of narcotic, his (extreme?) affection for women and his willingness to do anything to hold onto the riches he has amassed.
It's easy to watch The Wolf of Wall Street and see a man corrupted by an industry that corrupts everyone and the film intentionally tries to foster this image but mostly you see a man coming into his true self, an identity he was born to have even if he hadn't realised it yet. Jordan is a wicked man, a man willing to sell his soul for another dollar even before his slow decline into a world of shame and guilt. Denying his true self however may have left him happier.
Dicaprio is fantastic as usual as Jordan, bringing out every excentiricty of the man but bringing his own charm to the part as he uses those around him to further his enterprises. However, Dicaprio really shines in the films comedy moments, his complete devotion to the material makes for some of the funniest physical comedy with a crazy bender about halfway through the film leaving me in a fit of tears and laughter.
Populated with many other great actors from Jonah Hill to Kyle Chandler, the film is only really let down by Margot Robbie as Jordan's trophy wife Naomi, a paper thin seductress. The only off note in the entire picture, Robbie doesn't do the role justice but in the long run it doesn't harm what turns out to be one of the funniest films you will see in 2014, a mixture of big belly laughs and plenty of drugs. Watching Jordan is a hell of a lot of fun despite his despicable nature.


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CJEU Limits Public Record 'Right to Be Forgotten'
By Dan Cooper on March 10, 2017
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On March 9, 2017, the Court of Justice of the EU ("CJEU") handed down a ruling limiting the reach of its prior "right to be forgotten" jurisprudence, by holding that the right does not prevail over society's interest in access to official public records of company details required by law.
In its famous Costeja/Google Spain ruling, the CJEU upheld a man's request to have the Google search engine remove links to press articles about debt recovery proceedings he had been involved in 16 years earlier. The CJEU held it was no longer legitimate to process his personal data and return those results when searching for the man's name online via a search engine.
In today's case (C-398/15 Manni), Mr Manni complained that references to his prior directorship of an insolvent business in an official and publicly available Italian register of companies were impeding his ability to do business. Mr Manni's company had gone insolvent in 1992, and was wound down and struck off the register of active companies in 2005. Details of Mr Manni's links to the insolvent company had been picked up by credit rating agencies, and this was, he alleged, preventing his new company from completing real estate sales.
Relying on Costeja/Google Spain, and pointing to the age of the records in question, Mr Manni requested the deletion or anonymization of the records, and claimed 2,000 Euros in compensation.
Declining to uphold his request, the Court held that in light of the range of possible, legitimate uses for data in company registers (even after a company has ceased trading), and the different limitation periods applicable to such records found in Europe, it was impossible to identify a suitable maximum retention period. EU Member States therefore cannot provide a general right to be forgotten from public company registers. The CJEU gave several reasons why depriving individuals of a blanket right to be forgotten was "not disproportionate" in this case:
Only a limited amount of personal data needs to be included on the register;
The data is made publicly available, in part, due to the economic risk that third parties face when dealing with limited liability and joint-stock companies. Therefore, "it appears justified that natural persons who choose to participate in trade through such a company are required to disclose the data relating to their identity and functions within that company, especially since they are aware of that requirement when they decide to engage in such activity;"
Generally, "the need to protect the interests of third parties in relation to joint-stock companies and limited liability companies and to ensure legal certainty, fair trading and thus the proper functioning of the internal market take precedence" over the rights of an individual making a right to be forgotten request;
However, there may be "specific situations" where an exception can be made owing to "overriding and legitimate reasons", but in those cases the data should not be anonymized or deleted, but rather access to it should be limited, after a "sufficiently long period" after the dissolution of the company, to third parties able to demonstrate a "specific interest" in consulting that data. Even so, national legislatures are entitled to decide whether or not members of the public can in fact apply for such "exceptional" limitation of access to their data in public company registers.
The CJEU then held that Mr Manni's loss of business opportunities was not a "legitimate and overriding reason" for the registry record to be restricted from public view.
The Manni case represents an interesting development in the Court's jurisprudence relating to the newly established "right to be forgotten". It also remains an open question to what extent the right, as established by the CJEU in the Costeja/Google Spain case, will be altered or revised as a result of the codification of the related right in the General Data Protection ("GDPR"), which comes into force in May 2018.
Tags: Data Protection, Data Protection Directive, European Union (EU), General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Google Spain, public records, Right to Be Forgotten
Daniel Cooper is co-chair of Covington's Data Privacy and Cyber Security Practice, and advises clients on information technology regulatory and policy issues, particularly data protection, consumer protection, AI, and data security matters. He has over 20 years of experience in the field, representing…
Daniel Cooper is co-chair of Covington's Data Privacy and Cyber Security Practice, and advises clients on information technology regulatory and policy issues, particularly data protection, consumer protection, AI, and data security matters. He has over 20 years of experience in the field, representing clients in regulatory proceedings before privacy authorities in Europe and counseling them on their global compliance and government affairs strategies. Dan regularly lectures on the topic, and was instrumental in drafting the privacy standards applied in professional sport.
According to Chambers UK, his "level of expertise is second to none, but it's also equally paired with a keen understanding of our business and direction." It was noted that "he is very good at calibrating and helping to gauge risk."
Dan is qualified to practice law in the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Belgium. He has also been appointed to the advisory and expert boards of privacy NGOs and agencies, such as Privacy International and the European security agency, ENISA.
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The summer of '69 was a different time. The country was nearly torn apart due to social unrest over the war in Vietnam and other hot button issues, but when it came to the music, the culture was in bloom, with Woodstock as the ultimate hippie mecca.
It's been 50 years since that whirlwind weekend in August where a near one million tie dyed individuals descended upon a dairy farm in Bethel, NY. The organizers had no idea how many people would be drawn to the message of that event, but the same spirit is expected to attract a like-minded generation to this year's Woodstock 50.
While co-creator Michael Lang didn't address the contradictions an event like Woodstock has in the age of selfies and Snapchat outright, he is hopeful that people, particularly millennials, will take the music for more than its face value, and utilize social media as an agent for activism akin to how people used their voices back in the 60s.
While Woodstock may conjure images of an aging audience sitting in lawn chairs gearing up for bands like Crosby, Stills and Nash, Lang says that the lineup will be skewed more towards contemporary artists while honoring the legends that played at Woodstock through tribute sets.
So, what will the atmosphere at Woodstock 50 feel like?
The original could have been chaotic due to the crowd size, but the hippie ideals of peace and love proved a uniting factor. In contrast, Woodstock '99 was a literal dumpster fire because those virtues were irrelevant in the new era. The people that went then didn't want peace, they wanted destruction.
Music festivals aren't as culturally significant as they were when bands like Santana and Insane Clown Posse graced the Woodstock stage. They're not only increasingly frequent, but have gotten more formulaic with each passing year.
In 2018, it seemed like Jack White was on nearly every major lineup, from Governors Ball in New York, to Shaky Knees in Atlanta. Woodstock 50's lineup needs to have something to offer besides the repetitive recycling of B-list EDM artists and boring indie singers, or else it will remain unidentifiable come the summer music season.
The veterans of the Woodstock era had their moment to shine with Desert Trip in 2016, or what was most commonly referred to as "Oldchella." It was, by definition, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the remaining titans of the 60s in one place: Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Roger Waters, or Pink Floyd, Neil Young and Bob Dylan.
While it's more plausible that there will be tributes to said artists, or a rare festival performance by a weary Dylan as a part of his never-ending-tour, the youth culture has always been at the core of Woodstock's mission.
Bands like Greta Van Fleet and DREAMERS are likely to reflect that vibe with the odd country or pop artist thrown in, but who knows?
Fleetwood Mac have become one of millennials' favorite rock bands thanks to Stevie Nicks entrancing gypsy magic – and regardless of the unfortunate departure of guitarist Lindsey Buckingham – fans are still clamoring to get tickets for the band's current tour.
Pearl Jam would be another authentic choice considering their vast humanitarian efforts on behalf of Eddie Vedder's quest for world peace. Plus, they're rumored to be releasing a new album this year.
As a means to sway the festival-conflicted demographic, Woodstock 50 will be releasing a limited number of pre-sale tickets for college students age 18 to 25 at the end of January before tickets become available to the general public in February, along with the official line-up announcement.
Competition comes not only in the form of notable favorites like Lollapalooza and Coachella, but in another festival that is intending to capitalize on the half-a-century milestone of Woodstock.
In conjunction with Live Nation, the Bethel Woods: Music and Culture Festival, will be held the same weekend of Woodstock 50: Aug. 16-18.
The event will speak to both the technology obsessed millennial and the older rock fan and feature performances from prominent and emerging artists, as well as TED-style talks given by experts leading in the way in the tech field.


Lycah - The Enchantress is an exciting game from the team behind the Thorne series that puts you in the role of Lycah, a young woman troubled by her past.
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The Rickey Smiley 113 is a bold and fashion forward pair of rims. These glasses feature a wide rectangular rim shape and an exciting color palette of Grey/Blue or Grey/Green. These glasses look fantastic paired with a professional work blazer but are also a comfortable enough pair of frames to wear around the house. These glasses are classic with a modern twist -- they are both sophisticated and simple.


From everyone at GadgetGuy, we hope you have a fantastic holiday season filled with great gifts, fabulous food, and of course, time with the friends and family.
If you got that present you've been eyeing today, awesome stuff, and if not, well, there's a Boxing Day sale tomorrow, so don't worry so much, because you might even safe a few quid.
For now, push the phone aside, put your work on hold, and take a moment for yourself and anyone you love.
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50+ Thanks For Being My Friend Quotes Your Mates Will Appreciate
We love our friends, don't we? They make us laugh and support us through the good and the bad. If you want to tell them how much they mean to you, but can't think of the words, these 'thanks for my friend' quotes are the perfect tonic.
It's easy to get stuck with what to say when thanking your friends. Quotes have done all the hard work for you; if you want to come up with something silly or serious, they've got you covered.
Let's get started with these 'thanks for being my friend' quotes.
Inspiring Thanks For Being My Friend Quotes
We meet a lot of people in our lives, and yet not everyone gets to stick around. What is it that turns a complete stranger into a friend? It isn't only about common interests or mutual traits. The best people in our lives can inspire us to do better in our own lives.
Think of the impact your friends have had on you when thanking your friends. Quotes below will help you do that.
"My best friend is the one who brings out the best in me." — Henry Ford
"There's not a word yet for old friends who've just met." — Jim Henson
"Sometimes being a friend means mastering the art of timing. There is a time for silence. A time to let go and allow people to hurl themselves into their own destiny. And a time to prepare to pick up the pieces when it's all over." — Octavia Butler
"Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another: 'What! You too? I thought I was the only one.'" — C.S. Lewis
"True friendship comes when the silence between two people is comfortable." — David Tyson
"Let us be grateful to people who make us happy. They are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom." — Marcel Proust
"A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out." — Walter Winchell
"A friend is someone who makes it easy to believe in yourself." — Heidi Wills
"Things are never quite as scary when you've got a best friend." — Bill Watterson
"The great thing about new friends is that they bring new energy to your soul." — Shanna Rodriguez
"A friend is an emotional bond, just like friendship is a human experience." — Simon Sinek
"Wishing to be friends is quick work, but friendship is a slow ripening fruit." — Aristotle
"The real test of friendship is: can you literally do nothing with the other person? Can you enjoy those moments of life that are utterly simple?" — Eugene Kennedy
"A true friend is one who overlooks your failures and tolerates your success!" — Doug Larson
"One friend in a storm is worth more than a thousand friends in sunshine." – Matshona Dhliwayo
"One loyal friend is worth ten thousand relatives." — Euripides
"Friendship is the hardest thing in the world to explain. It's not something you learn in school. But if you haven't learned the meaning of friendship, you really haven't learned anything." — Muhammad Ali
"Listening is a magnetic and strange thing, a creative force. The friends who listen to us are the ones we move toward. When we are listened to, it creates us, makes us unfold and expand." — Karl Menninger
"Let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit." — Kahlil Gibran
"Friendship consists in forgetting what one gives and remembering what one receives." — Alexander Dumas
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Thoughtful Thanks For Being My Friend Quotes
We all face a lot of challenges in life. And while we can handle these ourselves, there are some circumstances that feel insurmountable. The friends who are there to walk us through these times, and without judgment, are the ones to cherish.
Think back to these times of compassion when thanking your friends. Quotes below will help you out.
"You find out who your real friends are when you're involved in a scandal." — Elizabeth Taylor
"It's the friends you can call up at 4 a.m. that matter." — Marlene Dietrich
"Friendship multiplies the good of life and divides the evil." — Baltasar Gracian
"All love that has not friendship for its base, is like a mansion built upon the sand." — Ella Wheeler Wilcox
"If you have one true friend you have more than your share." — Thomas Fuller
"Friendship improves happiness and abates misery, by the doubling of our joy and the dividing of our grief." – Cicero
"There is nothing better than a friend, unless it is a friend with chocolate." — Linda Grayson
"There are no rules for friendship. It must be left to itself. We cannot force it any more than love." — William Hazlitt
"Some people go to priests; others to poetry; I to my friends." — Virginia Woolf
"True friendship ought never to conceal what it thinks." — St. Jerome
"Friendship is a sheltering tree." — Samuel Taylor Coleridge
"Of all the things which wisdom provides to make us entirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship." — Epicurus
"The ideal friendship is to feel as one while remaining two." — Sophie Swetchine
"Friendship is a strong and habitual inclination in two persons to promote the good and happiness of one another." — Eustace Budgell
"A true friend is someone who is there for you when he'd rather be anywhere else." — Len Wein
"Be slow to fall into friendship, but when thou art in, continue firm and constant." — Socrates
"Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born." — Anais Nin
"There is nothing I would not do for those who are really my friends. I have no notion of loving people by halves, it is not my nature." — Jane Austen
"The most ordinary things could be made extraordinary, simply by doing them with the right people." — Nicholas Sparks
"One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood." — Seneca
More Thanks For Being My Friend Quotes
Nobody is perfect. We'd love to be, but we've all got flaws, we've all made mistakes in our lives. And yet the best of friends are those who accept who we are, including the bad and the uncomfortable. It's amazing when that synergy happens, right?
Think back to those moments when you felt truly loved and accepted when thanking your friends. Quotes below will give you a hand.
"You can always tell a real friend: when you've made a fool of yourself he doesn't feel you've done a permanent job." — Laurence J. Peter
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FACTORY FIRE: Fire caused minimal damage to a processing oven at Rosler Manufacturing, according to the Battle Creek Fire Department. Firefighters were called to the plant at 1551 Denso Road at 7:46 p.m. Thursday. Firefighters said the machine overheated and sent black smoke through the chimney and into the warehouse. Emergency shutdown procedures were implemented and that extinguished the fire. The Veterans Affairs Fire Department assisted.
ASSAULT: A warrant is being sought for a man, 45, after he waved a knife at another man, 42, the victim said. Battle Creek police were called at to the 200 block of Cherry Street at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Police said the men lived in separate apartments and had an argument.
DOMESTIC ASSAULT: Battle Creek police have reported the following cases:
• Battle Creek police are seeking a warrant for a man, 34, after his former girlfriend, 25, said she was punched in the 100 block of East Burnham Street at noon Wednesday.
• A warrant is being sought for a man, 29, after his girlfriend, 30, said she was assaulted in the first block of Clark Street at 9:56 p.m. Wednesday.
• A warrant is being sought for a woman, 19, after her sister, 16, said she was assaulted in the 1900 block of East Columbia Avenue at 9:56 p.m. Wednesday.
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Q: Qual a diferença entre mod e use em Rust? Eu entendo o funcionamento da palavra-chave mod, explicado nesta questão. Para usuários do Python, mod funciona exatamente como a palavra-chave import. Isto é, para usar as funções e outros objetos definidas em um arquivo foo.rs, basta adicionar, no topo de main.rs, o comando mod foo.
No entanto, essa constatação me causou uma certa confusão porque, até então, eu acreditava que a palavra-chave use era o equivalente no Rust de import no Python.
Inclusive, quando tento fazer o mesmo procedimento acima com use, deparo-me com o seguinte erro:
1 | use foo;
  |     ^^^^^ no external crate `foo`

Para que serve o palavra-chave use, então?

A: mod
A palavra-chave mod declara um módulo em Rust. Módulos são utilizados para controlar escopo e privacidade. Para uma introdução ao conceito de módulos, veja aqui.
O mod pode ser utilizada de dois modos diferentes para criar módulos:

*

*Definindo, explicitamente, um bloco
//# Arquivo `main.rs`

mod math {
    pub fn add(a: i64, b: i64) -> i64 { a + b }
    pub fn sub(a: i64, b: i64) -> i64 { add(a, -b) }
}

// Podemos utilizar `math::add` e `math::sub` aqui.

Acima, criamos um novo módulo, qualificado como math. De fora desse módulo, para utilizar uma de suas funções expostas, é necessário utilizar o nome do módulo.
Repare que, dentro de math, é possível referir à função add somente como add (como fiz para implementar a função sub). Mas, de fora do módulo, como disse acima, é necessário utilizar math::add.

*Definindo via outro arquivo
//# Arquivo `math.rs`

pub fn add(a: i64, b: i64) -> i64 { a + b }
pub fn sub(a: i64, b: i64) -> i64 { add(a, -b) }

E:
//# Arquivo `main.rs`:

mod math;

// Podemos utilizar `math::add` e `math::sub` aqui.

Note que, sob a perspectiva do main.rs, nada mudou. Nele, assim como no exemplo anterior, definiu-se um novo módulo, qualificado como math. A diferença é o local em que o conteúdo do módulo foi definido.
No caso, quando a diretiva mod é utilizada sem definir um bloco explicitamente, ela criará um novo módulo com o nome fornecido e buscará o conteúdo do módulo em um arquivo com nome correspondente.
Repare que o módulo não é definido no arquivo math.rs. Ou seja, o arquivo math.rs não é a definição de um módulo. Isso é frequentemente um ponto de confusão no Rust já que algumas linguagens (como JavaScript) operam diferentemente. A definição do módulo ocorre em main.rs, através da diretiva mod math.
Com isso, podemos concluir que um módulo em Rust é criado pela diretiva mod. O conteúdo do arquivo pode ser definido diretamente, com um bloco seguindo mod <name>. Também pode ser definido no arquivo de <name>.rs.

use
A diretiva use é, quando aliada ao mod, um ponto de confusão. Em muitas linguagens (como JavaScript e Python), o conceito de módulos geralmente associa-se a uma única palavra-chave, como import. Rust adota uma abordagem um pouco diferente e, por isso, pode parecer "estranho". Mas na verdade é bem simples. Vejamos...
Já vimos que um módulo pode ser definido utilizando a palavra-chave mod. A partir desse momento, poderemos acessar o conteúdo do módulo utilizando um caminho de módulo.
Nos exemplos anteriores, de main.rs, o caminho para chegar à função sum, do módulo math, é math::sum. Se existissem vários módulos aninhados (o que é comum em Rust), seria algo como std::fs::read_to_string. Nesse caso, trata-se de uma função chamada read_to_string, interior ao módulo fs que, por sua vez, é interior ao módulo std.
Então para que serve o use?
Já vou dizer o que o use não é. O use não é um mecanismo para importar módulos. Isso significa que o use não serve para trazer nada de novo ao escopo. Tanto é que, se você tentar usar use com algo que não está no escopo, dará erro.
O use serve para encurtar o caminho a membro(s) de um módulo.
Em relação ao exemplo do começo da pergunta, se, em main.rs, fosse utilizada a função math::add várias vezes, seria repetitivo ter que digitar math::add toda vez. Nesse caso, poderia-se fazer:
mod math; // Define o módulo `math` com os membros de `math.rs`.

// Elevo o "escopo" de `add`. Note que estou, essencialmente,
// encurtando o caminho até o membro (no caso, função) `add`:
use math::add;

// Agora posso chamar como:
math::add(1, 2); // Válido, caminho completo. OU:
add(1, 2); // Também válido (caminho encurtado definido pelo `use`).

Repare que, ao fazer use math::add, encurta-se o caminho para acessar a função add. Agora, não mais preciso prefixar com math::. Apenas add já basta.
Em relação ao std::fs::read_to_string, geralmente o programador faz isto:
use std::fs;

// Pode utilizar como:
std::fs::read_to_string("./Cargo.toml");
fs::read_to_string("./Cargo.toml"); // Faz uso do encurtamento criado pelo `use` acima.

Mas também poderia ser:
use std::fs::read_to_string;

// Pode utilizar como:
std::fs::read_to_string("./Cargo.toml");
read_to_string("./Cargo.toml"); // Faz uso do encurtamento criado pelo `use` acima.

Então, o use (mais detalhes aqui) pode ser utilizado como meio para encurtar caminhos de módulos. Em suma, com ou sem o use, ainda seríamos capazes de acessar a função read_to_string. A diferença é que o use nos permite abreviar esse caminho. É extremamente útil quando utilizamos o mesmo caminho várias vezes e se quer evitar repetições.
Não se pode utilizar use em algum nome que não existe no escopo atual.
É por isso que deu erro (conforme mostrado na pergunta) fazer isto:
use foo;

O que é foo?
É necessário a existência um módulo foo definido no escopo para abreviar o caminho a um de seus membros.
Faltou uma definição mod foo antes do use foo. Ou uma Crate foo definida como dependência do projeto.
Crates têm seu nome mais superior definido para todos os módulos do projeto. É por isso que se pode utilizar, por exemplo, use std::fs sem fazer um mod std antes. A std é uma Crate padrão do Rust. Todas as Crates que você define como dependência do projeto também são expostas a seus módulos.

TL;DR
O que traz um novo nome ao escopo é o mod, e não use. O use não importa nada.
Você precisa definir, com a diretiva mod, os módulos que você vai usar. Crates, como o std do Rust ou as que você define como dependência do projeto, são definidas automaticamente pelo Cargo.
O use é utilizado para abreviar um caminho que leva a um item de algum módulo.

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Joe, you travel so much and I know Australia is your home, but what is your favorite place or city to visit in the world and why?
Here's the deal, I'm always extremely happy wherever I am. I love being healthy, I love being alive, I love visiting new places and checking out what's going on, and talking to people, I love that. So, it's a tough question but I'm going to go out and say there are two answers.
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UK PM warns that losing Brexit vote would mean preparing for no deal
UK prime minister Theresa May has warned that no deal Brexit preparations would need to be stepped up if parliament votes down her EU withdrawal plan
If the House votes down that deal at that point, then there will be some steps that will be necessary because obviously we've been doing no-deal planning as a government. We've made certain information available to businesses.
29th of March without a deal, without your deal, without any deal.
If parliament votes down the deal on the 11th of December, there will... there is then a process, as you know, that is in the legislation for the length of time given for government to come back and make a statement about the next steps.
But the timetable is such that actually some people would need to take some practical steps in relation to no deal, if the government were to vote - if the parliament were to vote down the deal on the 11th of December.
There are members of the House of Commons who clearly, from their interventions to me in statements and from other comments that they have been making, wish to ensure that we do not leave the European Union. Now there may be various ways in people... way people wish to do that. But that, I think, this is... we're at a point where we have negotiated a deal that people thought we would never be able to negotiate. We have negotiated a good deal for the United Kingdom. We have, and there is a clear choice, I think, from members of parliament.


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November 21, 2017, 5 years ago
The North Nodaway R-VI Board of Education met in open and closed sessions November 15 to handle the following school district business:
The annual performance rating was discussed by the board and Superintendent James Simmelink. The school district scored 78 percent. To remain accredited, the district must score 70 percent or higher.
Because of the controversy on the English II and Math end of course tests, NN was allowed a "hold harmless" status on those two scores. Social studies and math were the scores counted.
Simmelink explained that smaller schools such as North Nodaway did not have enough students in the subsets that are used to compute the scores and this causes lower marks.
In Simmelink's bus report comparing the current school year-to-date with the 2016-17 year-to-date, the district has 2,000 more miles this year. The transportation costs for the year are down, credited to the purchase of the new school bus.
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The monthly Missouri State Board Association board report led to further discussion about Governor Eric Greitens' appointment of five board members to the state board. The board members won't be approved until the Missouri Senate meets in January 2018. However, a special meeting has been called for November 21 concerning current Commissioner of Education Margie Vandeven and her removal from the board.
Simmelink attached his name to a letter voicing support of Vandeven. Simmelink said that in the short term, he doesn't believe that NN will be affected. If the ouster leads to charter schools, Simmelink thinks that could lead to vouchers, which could hurt smaller school districts.
School events for the week of 11/27 to 12/2
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"This preference drives my daughters crazy. It drives my brothers crazy. My loving friends think I am crazy.
"They think that I can't mean what I say; that I haven't thought clearly about this, because there is so much in the world to see and do.
"To convince me of my errors, they enumerate the myriad people I know who are over 75 and doing quite well. They are certain that as I get closer to 75, I will push the desired age back to 80, then 85, maybe even 90.
"I am sure of my position. Doubtless, death is a loss. It deprives us of experiences and milestones, of time spent with our spouse and children. In short, it deprives us of all the things we value.
"But here is a simple truth that many of us seem to resist: living too long is also a loss. It renders many of us, if not disabled, then faltering and declining, a state that may not be worse than death but is nonetheless deprived.
"It robs us of our creativity and ability to contribute to work, society, the world. It transforms how people experience us, relate to us, and, most important, remember us. We are no longer remembered as vibrant and engaged but as feeble, ineffectual, even pathetic.
"By the time I reach 75, I will have lived a complete life. I will have loved and been loved. My children will be grown and in the midst of their own rich lives. I will have seen my grandchildren born and beginning their lives.
"I will have pursued my life's projects and made whatever contributions, important or not, I am going to make. And hopefully, I will not have too many mental and physical limitations. Dying at 75 will not be a tragedy. Indeed, I plan to have my memorial service before I die.
And he presents it well.
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By doctorchick - United States
Today, I was late for a medical school seminar and test. An SUV flipped over on the highway right in front of me. I held pressure to gushing, lacerated artery until EMS arrived. He lived, but I might have to repeat the whole year because I missed a big test. The test? Emergency response medicine. FML
Dangling modifier
BO Central
The ole answer/forward conundrum
By Vegetarian - Finland
Today, I found out that the so-called vegetarian soy sauce my mom has made for me several times has minced meat in it. FML
Today, I was using the toilet and decided to check out some FMLs. One made me laugh out loud as my room-mate was passing by the bathroom. He now tells everyone my penis is so small it makes even me laugh every time I see it. FML
By MistofAvalon - 24/4/2020 14:00
Alexa, play "The Lovecats" by The Cure
Today, my cat woke me up announcing he was hungry by standing on my bedside table. This placed him both next to and above my head. Did he do this by meowing? Nope. Did he do it by tapping me with his little paw? Not that either. He sneezed all over my face. FML
By feel so dirty
Today, I asked my husband when he first knew he loved me. He replied, totally honestly, that I was the easiest girl he'd ever managed to talk into a one night stand, only instead of doing the walk of shame the next morning, I stayed so long we ended up married with kids. FML
By FattyMcFatFace
Today, I overheard the popular kids say that they were planning on going to the local fast food restaurant to take pictures of the obese people that go there. Not only do I work there, but my family and I were planning on having dinner there tonight. FML
Today, I had to take a dump. While looking for a book to read, I sneezed. The force of the sneeze caused me to shit my pants. The glob of dung then ran down my leg before falling out of my shorts onto my carpet, all in less than 5 seconds. Nothing in my life has prepared me for this. FML
Today, I was about to go and take a shower when I saw a pair of scissors taped to the door at eye level with a note from my boyfriend saying "Time to trim that hairy thang down under." FML
By Anonymous - United States - Longmont
Bad thought
Today, I found out that my parents have thought I'm lesbian for at least a year. I now understand why my dad has been trying to get me to "hang out" with his co-worker's daughter. FML
By YouBossturd - United States - Washington
Today, I found out that my immediate supervisor had modified my phone in the priority order at our call center. As a result, any calls that came in during the night shift would be routed to my phone first, so that he can play games on his phone uninterrupted. It's been a whole year. FML
By fuckadaisical - United Kingdom - Pontypridd
Today, my boyfriend's idea of foreplay was to offer to make lunch, leave the room for a few minutes, then come back with no clothes on and offer me a "cockmeat sandwich". FML
By Anonymous - United States - Seattle
Today, I had a job interview. I got there as quick as I could, having to travel 2 hours into a city I'd never been to. When I arrived, they told me I was turned down for being too late. They'd rescheduled the interview an hour earlier and I wasn't notified of the change. FML
By dragos_dgt - Romania
Today, at work, my boss stared at me from behind while I made hand gestures and noises at a toaster. I was pretending to be Magneto. FML
By dxplq876 - United States
Today, I was walking out of the grocery store and out of no where, a car backing up pretty fast speeds downs the parking lot and hits me, causing me to fall down and drop all of the groceries. The woman jumped out of her car, not to help me, but to carefully check her bumper for scratches. FML
By Junkrat
Today, I was giving my boyfriend oral sex when he pulled away without warning. As I looked up at him to see what was wrong, he screamed "JUSTICE RAINS FROM ABOVE!" and shot his load in my eyes. FML
Today, while standing in line to get my driver's license renewed, I hiccuped and burped at the same time. I was so flustered that I ended up telling an entire room full of people that I had the 'herps'. FML
By shellie - Reserved
Today, I went to the gynecologist for the first time. I was so nervous that when she extended her hand to shake mine, I gave her my handbag instead. FML
By idiot - Sweden
Today, I bought an eye mask to help me sleep during the day, as I work night shifts. Upon waking up after my first time using it, I forgot I was wearing it and thought I had gone blind, causing me to fall out of the bed and split my head open on my bedside table. FML
By rained - Hong Kong
Today, I drove an hour in a rainstorm to go see my boyfriend. Thirty minutes and a blow job later, he tells me he's going to meet some friends for dinner in half an hour then kicks me out of his house. It's still raining. FML
By - 23/2/2020 20:00
That's a mother
Today, my mom and I got into a fight about a topic we agreed on. Seems like we're destined to never get along. FML
By StellaSanguina - United States
Today, a buttmunch customer brought in $7 worth of pennies I had to count and roll. As I was putting them in the deposite box at the end of my shift, I fumbled and dropped the rolls. All but one broke, spilling their contents on the floor. FML
By Lilie - France
Today, my sweetheart came round to drop off some underwear which I'd left at his house. Not all of what he brought was mine. FML
Today, I was on the phone with my boyfriend while looking at halloween costumes online for this years halloween party and said, "Maybe we could go as Bonnie and Clyde this year." He said, "Maybe we should go as a broken up couple," and hung up on me. He wasn't kidding. FML
Bad encounter
Today, while finishing shopping with my kids, my female best friend and I were accosted by a called street preacher. He screamed that we were an abomination, having biracial children was a sin against nature and we were ruining America. Not only we are not gay and he made my kids cry. FML
By thatsucks - United Kingdom
Today, my husband dropped me off at work. Ten minutes later I got a text saying "I just dropped the b*tch off I'll be there in a few baby, miss you". I asked him about it. He said, "I don't know what you're talking about, Megan". My name isn't Megan. Not even close. FML
By infrontofninepeople - Hungary - Budapest
Today, I went on a Segway tour in Budapest. The Segways have an automatic speed limiter, and to release it and get back to normal speed, you have to brake. Unfortunately, I forgot my speed limiter was on and so, while trying to brake, I instead returned to normal speed and crashed into a tree. FML
By ohgodwhy - United States
Today, my school voted for a Pokémon theme for this year's homecoming. FML
Today, I fell into a hole. And by hole, I mean a sewer. FML
By Crash - United States - Hicksville
Today, I took my daughter out driving to practice for her road test. I told her to make a left into a parking lot. She missed the 30 foot wide entrance, but not the two foot wide tree. FML
By Anonymous - Canada - Pierrefonds
Today, I was at a Chinese buffet, and I got a fortune cookie. I opened it, and it said, "The love of your life is sitting across from you". The only thing across from me was an empty chair. FML
By boopingsnoot
Today, while working at the vet, we had a familiar little dog show up for a minor procedure. The dog always sits on its owner's lap on the drive over, and always gets peed on. Not talking about dog pee. And we're not allowed to bathe it because that service costs extra. FML
By Soph - United Kingdom - Birmingham
Today, during a sex ed lesson, we were given a lecture on pregnancy and abortion from the school nurse. Throughout the session she kept repeating, "Of course, Sophie knows ALL about this." The nurse happens to know that my dad's a gynaecologist. That's not what everyone else in the year thinks. FML
By HelpMe - United Kingdom - Galashiels
Today, my mum asked me how the guinea pig was doing. We don't have a guinea pig. Turns out she had volunteered me to look after the next door neighbor's guinea pig when they were away and 'forgot' to tell me. They have been gone two weeks. FML
By NeverGonnaHappen
Dumbest Ultimatum Ever
Today, my boyfriend told me I had to get rid of my cats, or he would leave. He punched a hole in my wall when I told him I chose the cats. FML
By bdaygirl - United States
Today, I turned eighteen. Thinking I was going to get a big present from my parents on this special day, I eagerly unwrapped my present. They got me a bag of M and M's. Last year I got flannel bed sheets. FML
Today, I found out the guy I've been crushing on for many years thinks he's a werewolf. FML
By Bacular - United Kingdom
Today, I started a new job, it was going well until I was asked to stand up and be introduced to a company director. I had a hard on. FML
By you+me-clothes=53>< - Austria - Vienna
Today, my boyfriend went down on me. I don't know why, but my mind wandered. He now thinks that he has the skills of a porn star, while I'm pretty sure that finally solving a mathematical problem I've been working on for a week caused me to orgasm. FML
By Excalibur6669 - United States - Parlin
Today, my sister is having a New Year's Eve party at our house. I'm not invited. FML
By Anonymous - United States - Modesto
Today, I found out why the parents whose children I babysit use me so often and on such short notice. It's not because they have abrupt nights out; it's because their kids hate me, and me being around is their way of punishing them. FML
By Anonymous - Canada - Kingston
Today, my girlfriend dyed her hair from blonde to brunette. An hour later, she found one of her blonde hairs on my pillow, and accused me of cheating. FML
By Shulerbop | 0
#479252 - Wednesday 12 August 2009 9:07
Have them call the hospital.
By Lisasimpsonfan | 0
I am sorry it ended up screwing you over but what you did was so cool. Think about how many lives you helped by saving that one person. Who knows how many people would have been devastated if that person died. Parents, siblings, SO, children, friends, etc... lives would have been forever changed if you hadn't been a hero today. I'm proud of you.
Deathlyranch | 0
FYL dude. But when you look back at this when you are 80, which would you choose? You made the right choice.
FMLenV | 0
#479723 - Wednesday 12 August 2009 14:29
I'm sorry you honestly think this is an FML, you saved a man's life. Yes, you may have to retake the entire year, which I HIGHLY doubt, (because most schools allow you to take the test if you have a very liable reason as to why you couldn't take it the first time) but you should be happy that you saved someone rather than just leave him there to die.
And I know people who have missed their Med School exams because of very good reasons but were able to take it the next day. So, you shouldn't really be saying FYL when you just saved a guy from dying.
fashionlover | 0
this fml sounds rly similar i think its been posted before
shelbtron | 0
YDI for being late. if you were on time, this whole thing might've never happened.
SunlightVeins | 0
The world doesn't revolve around him, so ... no.
wbrycem | 0
Yeah a long time ago. There's been like 3 or 4 "I missed an important test but saved a person's life" FMLs. How many are true? We'll never know.
calicokitea | 0
Yep, it's been posted before. This is a repeat.
Albedo667 | 5
yeah that's a good idea, and after the school hears what you did they might give you a pass
some_guy1092 | 0
#487221 - Friday 14 August 2009 23:43
It has
Fmyspam | 0
#1874565 - Tuesday 21 December 2010 19:59
Well, if there's ~7 billion people in the world, then there's probably a good chance that this has happened more than once.
randomburger | 7
#3433921 - Saturday 15 October 2011 3:48
Well then the guy would have died you asshat
Laylette | 21
#6232126 - Saturday 14 March 2015 19:45
Where does it say he was late? Most people I know don't leave early enough to have a cushion of time just on the off chance that they get into a car accident and/or have to save someone's life.
By fyl4sure | 0
Aw. Dude. That really sucks. FYL
Maybe your profesor will understand?
TorturedXeno | 27
Real-world experience. You can't beat that.
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ddlovatolover | 23
#5628784 - Thursday 15 August 2013 16:18
OP could show up with bloody hands. Maybe then they'll believe her.
booze_n_bitches | 35
#5841782 - Tuesday 28 January 2014 11:14
It's illegal to leave the site of an accident (in the UK) so you would have had no choice but to stay here!
By teehee520 | 0
=/ Hope it works out and good for you for not being a jerk and leaving a person in need.
By ghostanimal | 8
YDI cause this has been posted before.
claireful | 4
#2481197 - Monday 9 May 2011 8:24
if you hit the 'random' button they show up again retard.
painterpeace | 0
#3027529 - Wednesday 3 August 2011 7:06
hahahhahaha...retard
By elara15 | 0
I had a friend who repeated a class after missing an exam when her mother tried to commit suicide. Since it wasn't a death and didn't involve personal health, she wasn't given an exception because the college couldn't go around giving students special treatment, all that nonsense. Colleges can be bastards.
Hopefully your particular institution of learning takes your new field experience into consideration. Or the guy rewards you handsomely for saving his life.
By leili | 0
I hope that everything works out for you. You did a selfless thing for that person, hopefully the universe pays you back in kind.
By simplyn2deep | 2
major suckage! would a note from the EMS or police help?
By americayay | 0
It sucks, but it was still an important test. Understandable that you have to take it, despite the circumstances. It's not like they can replace the test score with that story.
spatan89 | 0
are you saying he should have let the person die on that highway to run and take the test? maybe there's a reason he's in school to become a doctor and you're not...
pet_virus | 0
No he's saying that she should still have to take the test even though she saved the drivers life. The test can't be replaced with that story.
And OP yeah it sucks but at least you saved someone's life and got some hands on experience
sexymessy | 0
The OP wasn't trying to get out of the test,She missed it,and might not be able to make it up.
By Schumy0724 | 4
jroxursox1 | 10
#4158202 - Tuesday 13 March 2012 6:55
Really?? OP saved someone's life. Grow up.
By ak7987 | 0
you did the rite thing
19990231 | 29
#6149475 - Saturday 20 December 2014 21:23
And you, 12, did the wrong thing.


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Geothermal: Illinois Researchers Rocking the Earth's Surface (Part II)
Oct 11, 2019 | News, News Releases
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is is the second installment of a three-part series on geothermal at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In this installment, we explore the geothermal research conducted at Illinois. Part 1 takes a deep dive into the science of geothermal and its relationship with the University, and Part 3 will focus on areas of campus using or planning to use the renewable energy.
For being one of Earth's most naturally occurring resources, geothermal energy is also one of the most difficult to access and develop. But researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign are up for the challenge. They're leveraging their geological and engineering expertise to identify potential drilling sites on campus and to embrace the opportunity to use geothermal energy for heating and cooling buildings in a big way.
Much like other geothermal energy technologies, non-electricity-generating geothermal exchange is a low-carbon and renewable energy resource that uses the Earth's natural heat to reduce the use of fossil fuels — though development of this energy resource is not without its challenges. Adaption of systems to tap low-
temperature geological sources still has a great potential, especially in the U.S. Midwest, where geothermal energy hasn't historically been commercialized. But the largest hurdle to advancing the use of geothermal energy — even available at the
shallowest depths — is the cost to drill.
Samples for testing
Several studies in their early phase are underway to uncover the subsurface's energy potential. For example: Geoscientists and geo-engineers are investigating what materials are underground to determine how deep to drill, what the temperature is at any given depth, how many boreholes are necessary to fulfill the required energy load, and — after all that — if this knowledge obtained locally can be extrapolated to other prospective sites in the region.
Without an accurate assessment of underground conditions, designers of geothermal systems often over-build energy systems and install more boreholes than are required, making the endeavor costlier. Illinois researchers are working collaboratively to identify strategies for minimizing the cost and maximizing the efficiency of these systems.
The potential key to solving the subterranean puzzle? Geology.
"We have geological experience to crack the code," said Illinois Water Resources Center Director Yu-Feng Forrest Lin, adding that Illinois has the geoscience and engineering expertise and favorable subsurface geology to make it work. "That's our advantage from other institutions. Geoscientists don't typically study the thermal properties of rock formations, and design and mechanical engineers don't study geology, so you can see the gap in knowledge."
It makes sense that geology and geothermal energy go hand in hand — emerging discipline known as thermogeology — before tapping into the subsurface energy source, it's necessary to thoroughly characterize the complexity underground.
At the U of I, exploring green renewable energy sources is aligned with the University administration's goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050, which is outlined in the Illinois Climate Action Plan. But geothermal energy isn't just a new development. Interdisciplinary teams of engineers, architects, hydrologists, geologists, and geothermal scientists have conducted extensive research into geothermal viability on campus for years.
Geothermal installation in 2016
Looking back: Geothermal through the Years
The University's first coordinated research project into geothermal exchange on campus took place at the Energy Farm on the South Farms in 2016. Funded by the Student Sustainability Committee (SSC), researchers established a geothermal research station and began a program of feasibility testing, designed to illuminate the geological and hydrogeological complexity in the subsurface. Combining geological and geophysical data acquisition with underground temperature profiling using fiber-optic cables and a distributed temperature sensing (DTS) system allowed Illinois researchers to quantify the amount of thermal energy available for heating and cooling.
"The result was extremely important," Lin said of this internationally acclaimed study. "We showed in detail that the subsurface shouldn't be considered homogeneous."
In other words, the thermogeology is more complicated (and less predictable) than often recognized. This important study has laid the groundwork for future geothermal research at the university. The geothermal research station is a "hot spot" for collaborative research — a "living laboratory" currently serving as a hands-on classroom for faculty and students from across campus.
Thermal Response Test (TRT) equipment
Upon establishing the geothermal research station, a trio of graduate and undergraduate students from various departments on the Illinois campus built a prototype for a specialized piece of equipment used to measure heat flow in the ground. The student team, with technical assistance from the Illinois State Geological Survey, fabricated a Thermal Response Test (TRT) system, a device used widely in the ground source heat pump industry. Inspired by an earlier collaboration with the University of Wisconsin at Madison when their TRT was used at the geothermal research station, this second-generation TRT system built at the University of Illinois combines advanced instrumentation and sensors that allow continuous readings of heat and water flow. Data collected is being used to model the thermal dynamics in geothermal boreholes and borefields.
Leveraging these technical and analytical capabilities has allowed Illinois researchers to propose new geothermal projects on campus, including the installation of geothermal systems for heating and cooling greenhouses, hydronic radiant heating systems in student and classroom buildings and further testing and characterization of the underground, results that can be applied to extreme environments and challenging site conditions. Seeing the value of this research, the Grainger College of Engineering sought their expertise in helping design and monitor the first large district-scale geothermal exchange system on the Urbana-Champaign campus at the Bardeen Quad.
In late 2019, the first geothermal energy system is being built for the Grainger College of Engineering's Campus Instructional Facility (CIF) adjacent to the Bardeen Quad. The final design of the system was perfected by detailed data collected by Prairie Research Institute Geologist Andrew Stumpf's team beginning in late 2018 during field and laboratory tests for a monitoring well located adjacent to the proposed borefield.
It's an exciting time to be interested in geothermal energy at the University of Illinois. As the cycle program of collaboration and innovation continues across campus and the researchers further develop the holistic understanding of the subsurface, geothermal energy is becoming more cost-effective and feasible on a larger scale.
Check out the next installment of iSEE's Geothermal Series to learn more about upcoming geothermal energy projects on campus.
— Article by Jenna Kurtzweil, iSEE Communications Specialist
Read about a few campus geothermal projects supported by iSEE on our "Campus as a Living Lab" webpage
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REDISCOVERED: Latvian researchers have helped relocate a missing column from the Djoser Pyramid in Saqqara, Egypt.
A team of Latvian specialists exploring Egypt's ancient pyramids have rediscovered a forgotten column from the Djoser Pyramid in Saqqara, Egypt. The column had been taken to a Berlin Museum, but went missing from its collection during World War II bombing.
A team of Latvian specialists exploring Egypt's ancient pyramids have rediscovered a forgotten column from the Djoser Pyramid in Saqqara, Egypt.
The column had been taken to a Berlin Museum, but went missing from its collection during World War II bombing.
Bruno Deslandes, head of a Latvian team of scientists, said they discovered the forgotten column in museum archives in Berlin and returned it to Egypt.
"We scanned the column and put it back in the gallery, and for the first time since 1842, when German Lepsius took the column to Berlin, it was possible to get the complete view of the gallery," Deslandes said.
After studying archives and publications, the Latvian scientists concluded that the missing 22nd column was once covered with inscriptions or epigraphs, and that for this reason German Egyptologist Karl Richard Lepsius had taken the column to the Berlin Museum of Egyptology.
The museum was severely damaged in bombardments during the World War II, and its collection was twice moved to safer locations. Traces of the column disappeared from the museum's documents, Deslandes said.
In cooperation with the museum's director, Dietrich Wildung, the Latvian scientists found the missing column, as well as a number of other valuable artefacts from the Djoser Pyramid.
"The column is covered with beautiful epigraphs, it is remarkably well preserved," Deslandes said. "Initially, it was erected in a small temple that stood in the southern courtyard of Djoser"s step Pyramid and was dedicated to some Nemtymessus - a treasurer and chief scribe."
Later, the column was used to reinforce the pyramid's southern gallery.
The Latvian scientists have already made several expeditions to Egypt to study its ancient pyramids.
The Deslandes-led expeditions to Egypt's ancient pyramids have made several important discoveries and last October the Latvian specialists found an inscription dedicated to the architect Imhotep, who created the pyramid to pharaoh Djoser.
Djoser's Pyramid, the oldest known stone building in the world, was built some 2,700 years BC by architect Imhotep.


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Q: The encoded url from MS Teams planner not working as expected I have an API that sends tasks to MS Tasks by Planner and To Do with attachments.
Sample API body:
payload = {
  ...

  "title": "I am sending task from python Notebook",
  "Notes": "Add some useful notes here",
  "attachments": [
        {
          "url": "https://example.com/test/1123?tenantId=1223-xxxxxx-xxx-xxx-xxxx-12234",
           "alias": "attachment"
        }
  ]
}

To be noted:
On the backend side, I am encoding the URL and then passing, otherwise, it won't accept the request and throws the error - Inspired from MS Docs plannerExternalReferences resource type
Now the task goes into the planner and the attachment URL looks like this - which is expected.
https://example.com/test/1123%3FtenantId%3D223-xxxxxx-xxx-xxx-xxxx-12234

when the user clicks the link on the planner, the browser is not able to read the parameters from the URL.
what could I do to resolve the issue? or that something MS has to do on their side.


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Yengi Qaleh (, also Romanized as Yengī Qal'eh; also known as Bengeh Qal'eh) is a village in Qara Bashlu Rural District, Chapeshlu District, Dargaz County, Razavi Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 428, in 104 families.

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Populated places in Dargaz County

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