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Q: How to assign values dynamically to a struct I am stumped as to how to access and change the values of a struct. The program takes in some external files and tokenized each string and categorizes them in the following fields of climate info. The external files look something like this:
TDV format:
 TN     1424325600000   dn20t1kz0xrz    67.0    0.0  0.0     0.0    101872.0    262.5665
 TN     1422770400000   dn2dcstxsf5b    23.0    0.0  100.0   0.0    100576.0    277.8087
 TN     1422792000000   dn2sdp6pbb5b    96.0    0.0  100.0   0.0    100117.0    278.49207
 TN     1422748800000   dn2fjteh8e80    6.0     0.0  100.0   0.0    100661.0    278.28485
 TN     1423396800000   dn2k0y7ffcup    14.0    0.0  100.0   0.0    100176.0    282.02142

The columns are in order such that the first is for state code, the second for timestamp (in milliseconds since the Unix epoch), the third column is geohash string for the location (unused), the fourth is percentage humidity, the fifth is snow present (values 0.0 or 1.0), the sixth is percentage cloud cover, the seventh is number of lightning strikes, the eighth is pressure (units unknown, but the data is unused so it doesn't matter) and the ninth is surface temperature (measured in Kelvin). I do realize I must convert the timestamp and surface temperature, so I am not worried about that.  I need to aggregate the data across a complete state (regardless of geohash), keeping track of the minimum and maximum temperatures and the time when they occurred, and counting the number of records for the state so that values can be averaged.
The output for a single state should look like this:
 * Opening file: data_tn.tdv
 * States found: TN
 * -- State: TN --
 * Number of Records: 17097
 * Average Humidity: 49.4%
 * Average Temperature: 58.3F
 * Max Temperature: 110.4F on Mon Aug  3 11:00:00 2015
 * Min Temperature: -11.1F on Fri Feb 20 04:00:00 2015
 * Lightning Strikes: 781
 * Records with Snow Cover: 107
 * Average Cloud Cover: 53.0%

However, there will be multiple states, each with its own data file to be processed.
As you can see, the first token will be assigned to the state code however I have no idea as to how to do this.  I have tried numerous strcpy and numerous other methods to try to send token into their respective fields but none have worked.
     struct climate_info
        {
            char code[3];
            unsigned long num_records;
            unsigned long timestamp;
            char location[13];
            unsigned int humidity;
            int snow;
            unsigned int cover;
            int strikes;
            long double pressure;
            long double sum_temperature;
        };

struct stats
{
    char code[3];
    long long timestamp;
    double humidity;
    double snow;
    double cloud;
    double strikes;
    double sum_temperature;
}stats;

    void analyze_file(FILE *file, struct climate_info *states[], int num_states);
    void print_report(struct climate_info *states[], int num_states);

    int main(int argc, char *argv[])
    {
        /* TODO: fix this conditional. You should be able to read multiple files. */
        if (argc < 1 )
        {
            printf("Usage: %s tdv_file1 tdv_file2 ... tdv_fileN \n", argv[0]);
            return EXIT_FAILURE;
        }

        /* Let's create an array to store our state data in. As we know, there are
         * 50 US states. */
        struct climate_info *states[NUM_STATES] = { NULL };

        int i;
        for (i = 1; i < argc; ++i)
        {
            /* TODO: Open the file for reading */

            /* TODO: If the file doesn't exist, print an error message and move on
             * to the next file. */
            /* TODO: Analyze the file */
            /* analyze_file(file, states, NUM_STATES); */
            FILE *fp = fopen(argv[i], "r");
                if(fp == NULL)
                {
                    printf("Error opening file");
                    break;
                }
                 else if(fp)
                {
                 analyze_file(fp, states,NUM_STATES);
                }
             fclose(fp);
        }
        print_report(states, NUM_STATES);
        return 0;
    }

    void analyze_file(FILE *file, struct climate_info **states, int num_states)
    {
        const int line_sz = 100;
        char line[line_sz];
        int counter = 0;
        char *token;
        while (fgets(line, line_sz, file) != NULL)
        {
            /* TODO: We need to do a few things here:
             *
             *       * Tokenize the line.
             *       * Determine what state the line is for. This will be the state
             *         code, stored as our first token.
             *       * If our states array doesn't have a climate_info entry for
             *         this state, then we need to allocate memory for it and put it
             *         in the next open place in the array. Otherwise, we reuse the
             *         existing entry.
             *       * Update the climate_info structure as necessary.
             */
  struct climate_info *y = malloc(sizeof(struct climate_info)*num_states);
    token = strtok(line," \t");
    strcpy((y[counter]).code,token);
    counter++;
    printf("%s\n",token);
    while(token)
    {
        printf("token: %s\n", token);
        token = strtok(NULL, " \t");
    }
    printf("%d\n",counter);
        //free(states);
    }

    void print_report(struct climate_info *states[], int num_states)
    {
        printf("States found: ");
        int i;
        for (i = 0; i < num_states; ++i) {
            if (states[i] != NULL)
            {
                struct climate_info *info = states[i];
                printf("%s", info->code);
            }
        }
        printf("\n");

A: The values read from the file shouldn't be assigned directly to elements of the structure.  You need one set of variables (they could be in a structure, but it isn't necessary) to receive the data as it is read, with sscanf() doing the parsing and splitting up.  You then validate that the state code is correct, that the time is plausible, and so on. Then you add the cumulative information into the 'statistics structure', which is related to but different from the struct climate_info you currently have.  It doesn't need a geohash column, for example, or a pressure column, but does need a minimum temperature and a time when that was spotted, and a maximum temperature and the time when that was spotted.  You accumulate the snow cover count, and the lightning strike count, and the humidity and cloud cover and current temperature.  Then when you finish the file, you can average the temperature, humidity and cloud cover values, and you can print the aggregates.
Since you are sensibly using fgets() to read lines from the file (don't change that!), you should use sscanf() to parse the line.  You need:

*

*a state code (char state[3];),

*a time value (long long millitime;),

*a humidity value (double humidity;),

*a 'snow present' value (double snow; since the format is a floating point number),

*a 'cloud cover' value (double cloud;),

*a lightning strikes value (double lightning),

*and a temperature value (double temperature;).

You then read them using
if (sscanf(line, "%2[A-Z] %lld %*s %lf %lf %lf %lf %*lf %lf",
           state, &millitime, &humidity, &snow, &cloud, &lightning, &temperature) == 7)
{
    …validate data and report errors if appropriate…
    …stash values appropriately; increment the count…
}
else
{
    …report format error?…
}

Note that the * in the formats suppresses the assignment; the column is read but ignored.  The code checks that the pressure is a numeric column; it doesn't validate the geohash column beyond 'it must exist'.  It would be possible to specify the size as an upper bound %*12s.
One of the many advantages of using fgets() and sscanf() is that you can report errors much more intelligibly — you can say "the state code was incorrect in line XXX:" and then print the line since you have it available still.  Using fscanf(), you'd not be able to report so easily on the content of the line, which makes it harder for whoever is debugging the data.


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Bonding structure of BCN nanopowders prepared by ball milling
Torres, R.
Caretti, I.
Gago, R.
Martin, Z.
Jimenez, I.
Ternary Boron-Carbon-Nitrogen (BCN) compounds have been prepared as nanometric powders by low-energy ball milling, using as precursors h-BN, graphite and polypropylene micrometric powders. Different proportions of the reactants were used aiming towards the synthesis of BCN, BC2N, BC4N and BCNH2 compositions. Ball milling induces chemical reaction between the precursors resulting in ternary BCN materials in the form of nanoparticles with an average diameter of 60 nm, as revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy. X-ray Diffraction (XRD) shows a broad peak slightly shifted from the position of main reflection on graphite and h-BN, indicating hexagonal order with lattice distortion and a domain size of about I nm. Infrared spectroscopy confirms the dominant hexagonal bonding structure, although with new spectral features. Additional information on the bonding structure was obtained by X-ray Absorption Near-Edge Spectroscopy (XANES), by comparison with reference samples and amorphous BCN thin films. XANES shows the presence of many pi* peaks, characteristic of sp(2) hybrids forming different types of bonds between the B, C and N atoms, hence proving the atomic mixing within the basal planes. (C) 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Diamond and related materials. - Amsterdam
Amsterdam : 2007
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https://doi.org/10.1016/J.DIAMOND.2007.01.009
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IMD puts Mumbai on alert as extremely heavy rainfall predicted for next 24 hours, issues "Orange alert" till Tuesday
Updated Date July 9, 2022
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2nd RNALands meeting in Vienna
By Yann PONTY in Event
The second meeting of the RNALands project took place at the TBI Vienna on the 5-6th of Nov 2015.
Thursday, Nov. 5th
10:00 Welcome address + Morning session
Gregor Entzian – Introduction + Local flooding
Maria Waldl – Data collection + Format
Andrea Tanzer – RNA editing site: A case study
14:00 Afternoor session
Alain Denise – Frameshift and kinetics
Ronny Lorenz & Yann Ponty – Iterated 2D projections + Clustering
Loic Paulevé – Sliding windows + Exact integration
Hélène Touzet & Yann Ponty – Counting and sampling locally optimal (?) structures
18:00 Free discussions + Departure for restaurant (probably Wickerl)
Friday, Nov. 5th
Various discussions in smaller groups
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[Internship/PhD] Algorithmic aspects of RNA locally optimal structures
By Yann PONTY in PhD project, Undergraduate internships
Scientific context. RiboNucleic Acids (RNAs) are single-stranded macromolecules which can be crudely described as sequences of length ranging from 20 to 3 000 letters, over the four-letters alphabet {A,C,G,U}. Due to its single-stranded nature, any synthesized RNA molecule undergoes a folding process, in which connections, also known as base-pairs mediated by hydrogen bonds, are established between its nucleotides. The outcome of RNA folding is a large variety of structures, or spatial conformation, which strongly determine the function of a given RNA within cellular mechanisms. From a computer science perspective, the structure(s) of an RNA can be acceptably abstracted as a graph, or a tree.
Internship objective. The main goal of this internship is the design and implementation of one (or several) algorithm(s) that would enable the enumeration and random generation of RNA locally optimal structures. Such structures act as kinetic traps in the energy landscape, aka local minima of the energy function, and are generally believed to significantly slow-down, or even disrupt, the folding of structured RNAs. Their enumeration represents a mandatory first step towards an efficient in silico analysis of the kinetic behavior of RNA from its sequence. Previous works [1] have resulted in a polynomial-time algorithm for the enumeration of locally optimal structure in a combinatorial setting based on base-pair maximization. This algorithm will be the starting point of the internship, and it will be completed/extended to capture the complete set of features supported by the – more accurate and realistic – Turner model [2].
Environment. The intern will be hosted by the Bonsai team (Inria Lille Nord Europe et LIFL), and co-supervised by Hélène Touzet and Yann Ponty (CNRS LIX/PIMS Vancouver). It may start between January and April 2015, and will last from 4 to 6 months. A compensation (gratification de stage mensuelle) may be allocated to the successful candidate.
This work is part of the French/Austrian project RNALands, recently funded by ANR and FWF, whose aim is the design of efficient predictive methods for RNA kinetics. It may be followed by a PhD at LIX (Computer Science Dept of Ecole Polytechnique –Palaiseau), and include research visits to the other partners of the project, in Lille and Vienna.
Candidate profile. The perfect candidate for this internship is a fifth-year student in Computer Science with a strong background in algorithms/data structures and/or bioinformatics, and a real taste for algorithm design and implementation. A preliminary experience in C/C++, plus a scripting language of the candidate's choice (Python, Ruby, Perl…), is required. A background in Molecular Biology/Biochemistry, or some measurable level of intellectual curiosity for the subject, will be considered a plus.
To apply, please send:
a complete resume;
a cover letter stating your objectives and expectations;
a copy of your academic record/transcript for the past two years;
the contact of 2-3 reference;
to Hélène Touzet (helene.touzet@lifl.fr) and Yann Ponty (yann.ponty@lix.polytechnique.fr).
[1] Azadeh Saffarian, Mathieu Giraud, Antoine de Monte, and Hélène Touzet. RNA locally optimal secondary structures. J Comput Biol, 19(10):1120–1133, Oct 2012.
[2] D. H. Mathews, J. Sabina, M. Zuker, and D. H. Turner. Expanded sequence dependence of thermodynamic parameters improves prediction of RNA secondary structure. J Mol Biol, 288(5):911–940, May 1999.
[PhD] Ab-Initio Classification And Detection Of Non-Coding RNAs From Thermodynamics Principles
By Yann PONTY in PhD project
Biological context. Once overlooked by a protein-centric view of cellular mechanisms, noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs) have recently been found to play many unsuspected roles (Regulation, self-maturation, genome defense. . . ), either alone or through a complex with a protein. The action of ncRNAs has also been associated with diseases such as cancer (Lu et al., 2005), autism (Nakatani et al., 2009), Alzheimer's disease (Faghihi et al., 2008). . . More generally the conclusions of the ENCODE effort (Consortium, 2007), which analyzed a portion of the humain genome, showed that a very large majority of DNA is transcribed at some stage of cell life or in some cellular context. This contrasts direly with the small (2-3%) proportion of genomes that are coding for protein genes, suggesting that a large amount of – currently unknown – ncRNAs might be involved in cellular mechanisms. This conclusion is further supported by the explosive growth of the number of functional families indexed in the reference RFAM database (Griffiths-Jones et al., 2003) (176 in 2005, 574 in 2007, 1500 in 2011, and 2497 in 2015). Understanding which, of the remaining transcripts, lead to functional ncRNAs is one of the key challenges of RNA computational biology.
Beyond Minimal Free Energy (MFE) models. The functional role of ncRNAs is mainly characterized by its structure and the secondary structure of RNA, a computationally-tractable relaxation of the 3D structure, constitutes a valuable tool for RNA bioinformaticians, e.g. for the characterization of families (Consensus structures of the RFam database (Griffiths-Jones et al., 2003)) and the prediction of its folding (Zuker and Stiegler, 1981). At the core of these methods, the Turner model assigns free-energies to components (or loops) of the secondary structure, and structure prediction can be performed from a single sequence through a minimization of the free-energy (Zuker and Stiegler, 1981). Lately, this approach was extended, based on the assumption that the different secondary structures compatible with a sequence co-exist within a Boltzmann distribution, yielding slightly more sensitive and more specific predictions on ncRNAs (Ding et al., 2005). Finally, features of the Boltzmann distribution, e.g. expectation and variance of the free-energy, can be efficiently extracted for a given sequence (Ding et al., 2014). Taking these features into account was shown by Miklos et al. (2005) to better discriminate between mRNAs and random sequence than the sole consideration of the free-energy. Extending this approach to other additive features of compatible structures in the Turner model may lead to an alternative characterization of ncRNA families based on thermodynamic signatures.
Toward thermodynamics-based models for ncRNAs detection. The goal of this project is to contribute a unifying algorithmic framework for the computation of RNA thermodynamic signatures, and to test their discriminatory power in the classification and identification of ncRNA families. Such signatures will primarily include the moments of the distribution for additive features (Free-energy, #hairpins, #unpaired positions, . . . ) in the Boltzmann ensemble. Such signatures, by capturing the whole folding landscape of ncRNAs in a weighted ensemble, are expected to be less prone to inaccuracies, for instance in the case of multistable or pseudoknotted RNAs. Although the project may eventually integrate evolutionary data (conservations or covariations) to improve its predictions, its primary emphasis is put on the extraction of sequence-only signals, since: 1) Most in silico approaches for the classification/detection of ncRNAs rely on the MFE paradigm, which has shown to be a limiting factor in many contexts, e.g. for the RNA folding problem; and 2) Such signals are associated with natural biochemical interpretations, from which bottom-up, and mechanical, biological hypotheses can be established and tested.
Towards this goal, the candidate will build on and extend a previous contribution by Ponty and Saule (2011) to compute arbitrary moments in generic dynamic programming schemes. He/she will combine grammar transformations with algebraic dynamic programming techniques (Sauthoff et al., 2013) to perform an automated generation of code for each features. These features will be systematically computed, and integrated in a machine learning approach to scan for occurrences of ncRNAs belonging to existing classes (ncRNA classification problem), and unravel new signals for the detection of novel classes of ncRNAs (ncRNA detection problem).
Main tasks. After a thorough literature search, especially critical in the context of an interdisciplinary project, the candidate will design and implement a compiler which, for any desired feature and statistical moment, will generate a suitable grammar for Bellman's GAP compiler Sauthoff et al. (2013). The compilation of this grammar will yield the necessary C code for an automatic extraction of features (or correlations of features) in the Boltzmann distribution. The main reason for such a compilation is build on an existing implementation for a related problem using the latest thermodynamics parameters (Vienna package (Hofacker et al., 1994), whose reimplementation would be a tedious and unrewarding task).
Secondly, a list of features of interest will be established and a corresponding family of software will be automatically-produced using the software tool produced in the first step. The moments of these features will be systematically computed on selected RFam families (Griffiths-Jones et al., 2003), and the candidate will test their capacity to discriminate RNA sequences belonging to different functional families. To that purpose, a list of natural hypotheses will be tested, coupled with exploratory approaches using machine learning approaches based on the Weka toolbox (Bouckaert et al., 2010).
Finally, depending on the outcome of the previous phases, the signal extracted during the previous phase of the project will be validated on a larger scale, and validated against/used jointly with evolutionary information (covariation) to detect novel ncRNA sequences, with a special emphasis on multistable RNAs (riboswitches).
Contact: yann.ponty@lix.polytechnique.fr
Jun Lu, Gad Getz, Eric A Miska, et al. MicroRNA expression profiles classify human cancers. Nature, 435(7043):834-838, Jun 2005. doi: 10.1038/nature03702.
Jin Nakatani, Kota Tamada, Fumiyuki Hatanaka, et al. Abnormal behavior in a chromosome engineered mouse model for human 15q11-13 duplication seen in autism. Cell, 137(7):1235-1246, Jun 2009. doi: 10.1016/j.cell.2009.04.024.
Mohammad Ali Faghihi, Farzaneh Modarresi, Ahmad M Khalil, et al. Expression of a noncoding RNA is elevated in alzheimer's disease and drives rapid feed-forward regulation of betasecretase. Nat Med, 14(7):723-730, Jul 2008. doi: 10.1038/nm1784.
The ENCODE Project Consortium. Identification and analysis of functional elements in 1% of the human genome by the ENCODE pilot project. Nature, 447:799-816, 2007.
Sam Griffiths-Jones, Alex Bateman, Mhairi Marshall, Ajay Khanna, and Sean R Eddy. Rfam: an RNA family database. Nucleic Acids Res, 31(1):439-441, Jan 2003.
M. Zuker and P. Stiegler. Optimal computer folding of large RNA sequencesusing thermodynamics and auxiliary information. Nucleic Acids Res., 9:133-148, 1981.
Y. Ding, C. Y. Chan, and C. E. Lawrence. RNA secondary structure prediction by centroids in a Boltzmann weighted ensemble. RNA, 11:1157-1166, 2005.
Yang Ding, William A. Lorenz, Ivan Dotu, Evan Senter, and Peter Clote. Computing the probability of RNA hairpin and multiloop formation. J Comput Biol, 21(3):201-218, Mar 2014. doi: 10.1089/cmb.2013.0148.
Istvan Miklos, Irmtraud M Meyer, and Borbala Nagy. Moments of the boltzmann distribution for RNA secondary structures. Bull Math Biol, 67(5):1031-1047, Sep 2005. doi: 10.1016/j.bulm.2004.12.003.
Yann Ponty and Cédric Saule. A Combinatorial Framework for Designing (Pseudoknotted) RNA Algorithms. In WABI – 11th Workshop on Algorithms in Bioinformatics – 2011, Saarbrucken, Allemagne, 2011.
Georg Sauthoff, Mathias Möhl, Stefan Janssen, and Robert Giegerich. Bellman's GAP-a language and compiler for dynamic programming in sequence analysis. Bioinformatics, 29(5):551-560, Mar 2013. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btt022.
I. L. Hofacker, W. Fontana, P. F. Stadler, et al. Fast folding and comparison of RNA secondary structures. Monatshefte für Chemie / Chemical Monthly, 125(2):167-188, 1994.
Remco R. Bouckaert, Eibe Frank, Mark A. Hall, et al. WEKA – Experiences with a Java Open-Source Project. Journal of Machine Learning Research, 11:2533-2541, 2010.
[PhD] Towards quantitative modeling of cell metabolism and its control by external environment
Visit of Indrajit Saha
On the invitation of Mireille Régnier,Indrajit Saha, ERCIM post-doctoral fellow at Wroclaw University,
Poland, will visit AMIB from February 22nd until February 27th.
Conference is scheduled at LIX, February 26th at 14h30, salle Philippe Flajolet.
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Visit of Professor Davit Saakian
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Republic of China, Taiwan, will visit AMIB from January 21st until January 25th.
Conferences are scheduled at LIX, January 21st at 14h and January 22nd at 11h.
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Q: HAProxy listen with two arguments? I keep seeing HAProxy configuration examples with a two-argument syntax. Indeed, the default configuration file supplied with 1.4.18 contains this:
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I am noticing a complete lack of any bind option, so am I to believe that this is a shorthand for bind?
The HAProxy documentation (http://haproxy.1wt.eu/download/1.5/doc/configuration.txt) contains one unrelated example with this syntax, but does not specify, document or explain it anywhere.
The documentation simply shows listen   <name>:
All proxy names must be formed from upper and lower case letters, digits,
'-' (dash), '_' (underscore) , '.' (dot) and ':' (colon). ACL names are
case-sensitive, which means that "www" and "WWW" are two different proxies.

(i.e. no spaces, so this clearly isn't just part of the name)
Is there any official documentation for this syntax?
Thanks.

A: I think I just cracked this by finding this answer on superuser.com.  In HAProxy 1.3.x, the deprecated reference manual said:
2) Declaration of a listening service
=====================================

Service sections start with the 'listen' keyword :

    listen <instance_name> [ <IP_address>:<port_range>[,...] ]

By 1.4, this manual no longer existed, but it seems that this syntax continued to be accepted for backwards compatibility.  In 1.6, a listen section without a bind directive started to generate warnings.
So the answer is that it's old syntax which shouldn't be used any more.

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Obama Grants Pre-Super Bowl Interview To NBC's Savannah Guthrie
Larry O'Connor
What has become an unfortunate annual intrusion on America's biggest night of sports and television, President Barack Obama will sit down for an exclusive interview during this Sunday's Super Bowl.
This year, since the game will be on NBC, the interview duties will fall to Today Show co-host Savannah Guthrie. She will be the first woman to interview the president before the Super Bowl since Katie Couric handled the duties in 2010. Guthrie's husband, Michael Feldman, is a former former Democratic political adviser and served as Vice President Al Gore's traveling chief of staff during the 2000 presidential election campaign.
Last year's interview duties fell to Bill O'Reilly of the Fox News Channel. During the interview, Obama became quite animated when questioned over the IRS scandal. In the midst of a finger-pointing response to O'Reilly, the president claimed there wasn't "a smidgen of corruption" at the IRS.
BILL O'REILLY: Okay. So you don't recall seeing [Douglas] Shulman, because what some people are saying is that the IRS was used at a local level in Cincinnati, maybe other places to go after --
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Absolutely wrong.
O'REILLY: How do you know that because we still don't know what happened?
OBAMA: Bill, we do -- that's not what happened. Folks have again had multiple hearings on this. These kinds of things keep on surfacing in part because you and your TV station will promote them. But --
O'REILLY: But aren't there some unanswered questions?
OBAMA: Bill, when you look at the stuff, there have been multiple hearings on it. What happened here was that you've got a 501(c)4 law people think is confusing. The folks did not know how to implement because it basically says --
O'REILLY: So you're saying there was no corruption there at all.
OBAMA: That's not what I'm saying.
O'REILLY: I want to know what you're saying. You're the leader of the country.
OBAMA: Absolutely.
O'REILLY: You're saying no corruption, none?
OBAMA: There was some bone-headed decisions.
O'REILLY: Bone-headed decisions. But no mass corruption?
OBAMA: Not even mass corruption. Not even a smidgeon of corruption.
It will be interesting to see if Guthrie, who last interviewed Obama in 2013 when he made the failed argument for military action in Syria, will pursue any level of follow-up questions on the line of questioning O'Reilly pursued last year.


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MUHAMMAD, TAIMOOR KHAN and SHEHZAD, KHALID (2018) A Novel Opinion Reason Mining Framework Exploiting Linguistic Associations. In: Sixth International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communication and Information Technology - CCIT 2018, 28-29 April, 2018, Zurich, Switzerland.
Aspect-based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA) explores the strong and weak aspects of a product. There are many online platforms that allow users to review commercial products while others to aggregate those opinions across millions of reviews at the aspect level. Such analysis is of high regard to potential customers and manufacturers to make profitable decisions. However, the existing ABSA models do not highlight the reasons behind the strengths and weaknesses of the aspects. Moving a step forward, opinion reason mining explores the reasons for the aspects being appreciated or criticized. We propose opinion reason mining framework ORMFW that uses topic model to generate aspects as groups of aspect terms which are refined using paradigmatic word associations. Polarity is evaluated for each aspect using a dictionary based approach. Furthermore, it incorporates syntagmatic word associations to map the aspects to their respective reason terms against a sentiment polarity. Results on twitter dataset reveal that the proposed ORMFW framework efficiently and effectively identifies the prominent opinion reasons in relation to their aspects.


With warm, white sand and lapping, crystal blue waves along the shoreline, St. John beaches are a prime feature on our island in paradise! Whether you're looking to lounge in the sun or participate in a variety of watersports, St. John beaches provide both relaxation and recreation. Some of our favorite beaches are within the Virigin Islands National Park on the North Shore of the island, which features stunning scenery and a perfect atmosphere for a day in the sand and surf. During your stay with CimmaronStJohn, be sure to soak in some beach days along with enjoying other local attractions and historic sites around the island. Here are 5 of our favorite St. John North Shore beaches to visit during your vacation!
Discover more great destinations across the island when you read our local attractions guide. It includes some of the best St. John beaches, boating and fishing charters, watersports, hiking trails, spas, restaurants, and more! You can also find vacation rentals near North Shore beaches by viewing our rental map!
A short drive from Cruz Bay and under two miles from Mongoose Junction sits majestic Hawksnest Beach. This great selection of St. John beaches on the North Shore offers white sands, clear water, and lush palm trees swaying in the gentle breeze. Soak up some sun on the eastern end of the beach early in the morning, or lounge in the shade on the western end during the afternoon. You can also go for a snorkel at the nearby reef. Scan the clear water for orange elkhorn coral and a variety of colorful fish! For lunch at the beach, bring some BBQ for the grill and picnic tables or camp out on the sand with a blanket and basket.
Another great option of St. John beaches is Jumbie Bay on the North Shore. Just over two miles from Cruz Bay and a lot of our St. John rentals, you will discover this pleasant oasis. After parking along the roadside, cross the road and embark down a narrow path through the woods. You will come out of the lush greenery to discover a short stretch of white sand fringed with sea grapes. This is Jumbie Bay! The dramatic setting features wind and surf, making it a beautiful landscape but not the best place for snorkeling. If you want a little more seclusion, however, this is a great choice. Watch the aqua green water lap against the shoreline while you settle down on the white sand with a relaxing vacation read.
One of the most iconic St. John beaches is Trunk Bay in the Virgin Islands National Park. The gorgeous beach is featured in many famous photographs of the island, and seeing it in person will be even more breathtaking! Enjoy the golden rays of sunshine sparkling against the water during the day. Then, at sunset, watch the colors melt together in a spectacular display! In between, enjoy some great snorkeling opportunities along a 225-yard-long underwater trail of reefs. This is one St. John beach you simply must visit during your vacation stay!
Discover great watersport activities at Cinnamon Bay on the North Shore. Snorkeling, kayaking, sailing, and paddle boarding are just a few favorites endeavors. At this beach, you can rent your gear before embarking on an exciting water adventure. You can also book a lesson or guided tour if you're looking to learn as well as enjoy the surf! Another great feature of Cinnamon Bay is the snack bar, one of the best amenities the sandy stretch has to offer. After an adventure-packed morning of watersports, satiate your appetite with burgers, sandwiches, and more!
For simply relaxing on the beach and enjoying the nature of St. John, both tourists and locals alike visit Oppenheimer Beach. The private, "off-the-beaten-path" quality of this beach is due to a lack of watersport rentals and eateries. Parking is also limited to just a few spots along the left side of the iron gate at the entrance. Through the gate, it is just a short hike to the water's edge and a refreshing serene atmosphere. The destination is worth the effort; spend some quiet time under the palm trees, and enjoy shallow sandy bottom entry to the water to swim or snorkel.
Browse our vacation rentals along the North Shore to discover which home is closest to your favorite beach destination! Then, come visit our slice of paradise and enjoy the beach adventure of a lifetime!


It is easy to make mistakes in your first PC build. With anything complex, there are small, common and crucial elements to bear in mind throughout the entire process. However, thanks to a wealth of information gained from countless IT enthusiasts before you, there are many PC-building tips that can be learned which will save you time, but potentially money too. Here are some of the most important guidelines to consider.
Even the most knowledgeable PC builder can be tripped up by parts that aren't compatible. It's easy to get swamped in the colossal amounts of jargon between each highly specialized part and to make a mistake in regards to compatibility. There are several available resources that you can check to ensure that your parts are compatible.
When choosing your parts it's tempting to skimp out on the power supply so that you can buy more expensive CPU's or GPU's. This is a crucial mistake. If your power supply can't sufficiently supply power to every part of the PC then nothing will work at all.
There's plenty to consider when building a PC, but being careful with the simple stuff will prove more than valuable. Buy some cable ties before you begin the build. At the start, it'll look simple, but soon enough there'll be so many cables it'll be hard to account for every cable without appropriate sectioning.
When your parts first arrive you'll want to be delicate with everything. Unfortunately, some of your parts require them to be pushed firmly into the respective slots which can feel counter-intuitive with expensive hardware. Usually you'll hear a distinctive click when the module is connected properly. Read the manuals thoroughly then be confident when you apply the parts.
Modern GPU's are big, sometimes even the largest part of the entire build (save the case). The GPU will take up the width of the case, and that means the steel portion on one end needs to be implemented into the actual physical PC case. If you don't push the GPU the whole way into the motherboard by stripping away a small section of the case, the PC won't have a working video card.
When you build non-electrical items, static isn't something to worry about, but for PC's static is a top concern. A single static charge from your fingers can fry whole components. Build the PC on a non-carpeted surface, ground yourself regularly and buy an anti-static wristband.
The I/O shield is a small steel shield that'll come with your motherboard. Install this into the PC case before putting the motherboard in. It's almost impossible to install afterwards, which means you'll have to take the whole motherboard out again to fix the mistake.
Each case will have different standoff configurations. Figure out how that configuration relates to your motherboard before installing. If you start a current while a metallic standoff is touching your motherboard, you risking frying all your parts.
A frustratingly simple mistake to make. Before hitting the power button for the first time, make sure the power button the PSU is switched to the ON position.
You'll be given a lot of similar looking screws with all your parts. Do not lose them, and keep them all separate. Use plastic tubs to make sure that they're all safely stored while I'm building.
Building a PC can be daunting, but being safe rather than sorry will always pay off no matter what stage of the build you're at.


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Top Shows Like Silicon Valley You Shouldn't Miss! [2022]
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The Executioner And Her Way Of Life Anime Announced: Every Detail You Need To Know
The novel Executioner and his lifestyle are very popular with fans, and it was a topic of discussion whether this story based on the novel gets its adaptation or not, but the creators finally heard the voices of their fans and announced something that got them excited. . to a large degree. The announcement spread like wildfire among fans, and anime is right around the corner, and all we have to do is wait a little longer. In this article, we're going to reveal all about The Executioner and his lifestyle novel, and we'll also discuss his plot, writers, characters, and where to watch him. So be sure to read this article to the end.
The Executioner and His Way of Life is a Japanese light novel written by Mata Sato and illustrated by Nillitsu. There are a total of six volumes, this light novel has, and its rights are reserved by Yen Press in the US The manga adaptation of this light novel was shown in Square Enix's Seinen Manga magazine in June 2020. This was the basic synopsis of the novel The Executioner and her way of life. Now let's dive into our main topic.
The executioner and his way of life Plot:
The series has a very simple plot that revolves around Menou, an executioner who eliminates the lost. Once, he tries to kill Akari but fails miserably. Later, it is revealed that Akari can reverse her death even after she dies. The whole story is based on Menou's tactics to kill Akari. Something strange happened in the middle, which you may know after reading this interesting novel.
Wanderers are the lost ones who came from an alternate world called Japan and had powers called Pure Concept. They wanted to create a civilization where the Japanese culture and the Japanese language only existed. His powers brought chaos to the world and wreaked havoc on Manou's reality. So these are the ones that Manou wants to kill in order to save his world from the Wanderers and ultimately become an Executioner.
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The anime Executioner and his way of life announced:
Finally, the creators reported Thursday that the production company and the entire talented cast are working tirelessly for the anime adaptation of the novel The Executioner And Her Way Of Life. They put various PVs and arts in front of the fans and asked them to wait a bit longer. According to officials, The Executioner And Her Way Of Life Anime may premiere anytime in 2022 in Japan and on various global anime streaming platforms.
If we talk about the cast, Yoshiki Kawasaki was in charge of the direction, and Shogo Yasukawa is the head of the script supervision team. Keiko Tamaki is in charge of character design. Jin Aketagawa putting the spine called Sound to the upcoming animated version of The Executioner And Her Way Of Life. Moe Kahara is giving Akari a voice. Previously, this responsibility was given to Moeka Kishimoto, but later the responsibility was given to Moe. The other cast member includes Iori Saeki as Menou, who is very talented and will definitely bring an out-of-world experience to fans. So we can finally say that the stage is set and all we have to do is wait a little longer.
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Patient And Shocked Family Learn He Is Dying From Hospital Robot With Video Screen
JON CHRISTIAN, FUTURISM
A California family is outraged that a doctor told their elderly relative his lungs were failing and he was going to die imminently - via a telepresence robot.
"You might not make it home," the doctor at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center told the patient, according to local television channel KTVU, which broke the story.
The patient, Ernest Quintana, died two days after arriving at the hospital, according to the Chicago Tribune - but the impersonal manner in which his doctor delivered the news to him and his family illustrate the strange ways that medicine is changing as technology and automation make their way into the hospital system.
Quintana's granddaughter, Annalisia Wilharm, was there when the telepresence robot arrived. She was alarmed by the lack of a personal touch.
"I was going to lose my grandfather," she told KTVU. "We knew that this was coming and that he was very sick. But I don't think somebody should get the news delivered that way. It should have been a human being come in."
Kaiser Permanente, for its part, assumed some responsibility for the incident in a statement. But it fell short of saying more about when, and under what circumstances, its doctors use telepresence robots to provide care for patients.
"Our health care staff receive extensive training in the use of telemedicine, but video technology is not used as a replacement for in-person evaluations and conversations with patients," reads the statement, which was published in full by KTVU.
"This is a highly unusual circumstance. We regret falling short in meeting the patient's and family's expectations in this situation and we will use this as an opportunity to review our practices and standards with the care team."
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Going Through
by Estelle Savasta and translated by Kirsten Hazel Smith
A Bush Theatre co-production with the Institut français du Royaume Uni as part of its Cross Channel Theatre and En Scène! programmes
UK Premiere
Writer and director Estelle Savasta runs 'Hippolyte a mal au cœur', a company creating ground-breaking bilingual work based in France. Her first play Seule dans ma peau d'âne received acclaim at the 2008 Molières awards. Going Through (originally Traversée) is her second play.
"It's not always children's stories that happen to children."
When the men come to drive her away, Youmna cuts off Nour's hair. And so begins one girl's journey. By bus, by lorry, into the sound of gun-shots, through adolescence and across borders. All she can take with her is a little box and her memories of Youmna, the woman who raised her.
Going Through is a bold and visually thrilling production about the journeys child migrants take and the loved ones they leave behind. From Omar Elerian, director of acclaimed West End hit Misty, this production is for deaf and hearing audiences and combines English, BSL and Creative Captioning.
Going Through is the UK premiere of Estelle Savasta's critically acclaimed French play Traversée and is translated by Kirsten Hazel Smith.
"This gently uplifting play about child migration – performed in English and beautifully signed – delights in language"
"A delicate and moving coming-of-age story"
"An intricately woven and affectingly performed story about the pain of forced relocation and separation"
"tender, humour-filled"
"A fleshed out narrative of sacrifice, womanhood and identity"
Theatre Full Stop
"A delicate study of human emotion and relationships"
Rewrite This Story
" A coming-of-age narrative with a poignancy that gathers pace and grows"
'Intricately woven and affectingly performed'
"An unusual coming-of-age tale and a feminist piece about self-expression."
"A fantastic theatrical piece"
"The cast of two are wonderful to watch"
"A highly visual and engaging production"
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"Gorgeous writing, a stonkingly good production and a brilliant cast"
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Nadia Nadarajah, Charmaine Wombwell. Going Through. Production Photo: Ali Wright
Charmaine Wombwell. Going Through. Production Photo: Ali Wright
Charmaine Wombwell. Going Through. Rehearsal Photo: Becky Bailey
Omar Elerian (Director), Nadia Nadarajah (Cast). Going Through. Rehearsal Photo: Becky Bailey
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Elena Peña
Elena Peña designed the sound for Hir by Taylor Mac and Islands by Caroline Horton at the Bush Theatre. Other theatre credits include: The Caretaker (Bristol Old Vic, Royal & Derngate); Pixel Dust and Wonder (Edinburgh Festival); The Bear/The Proposal, Flashes (Young Vic); The Lounge (Soho Theatre – Offie Nomination For Best Sound Design); Boat (Company Three, Battersea Arts Centre); Years Of Sunlight (Theatre 503); Sleepless (Shoreditch Town Hall, Staatstheater Mainz); I Call My Brothers (Gate Theatre); Patrias (Sadlers Wells Theatre, Eif); Thebes Land, Brimstone And Treacle (Arcola Theatre); The Christians (Gate Theatre, Traverse Theatre); Brainstorm (ICT, National Theatre); The Kilburn Passion, Arabian Nights (Tricycle Theatre); Not Now Bernard (Unicorn Theatre); Pim & Theo (Nie With Odsherred Teater, Denmark, Unicorn Theatre); Mass Observation (Almeida Theatre); Village Social (National Theatre Wales); Quimeras (Sadlers Wells, Eif); The 13 Midnight Challenges Of Angelus Diablo (RSC); Gambling (Soho Theatre); My Name Is Sue (Soho Theatre, Bristol Old Vic); Under Milk Wood (Royal & Derngate).
Sound installation includes: Have Your Circumstances Changed? and Yes These Eyes Are The Windows (Artangel). Television/Online includes: Brainstorm Live at Television Centre (BBC4 and iPlayer); The Astro Science Challenge (Online Television Episodes, Unlimited Theatre). Radio includes: The Meet Cute (Recordist /Sd/Editor/Musician, BBC R4) Twelve Years (Recordist / SD / Editor, BBC R4).
Emily Aboud
Emily Aboud is a director, writer and performer from Trinidad & Tobago. She has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Edinburgh and an MA in Theatre Directing from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. As a freelance director, she has directed at the Leicester Square Theatre, Theatre503 and sold out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She has assistant directed at the Hampstead Theatre, the Gate Theatre and the British Library amoung others. Her first play, "splintered" will be performed for a full run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She will be directing Salty Irina, a new play by Eve Leigh. She is a part of the Soho Writers' Lab and writes for a feminist column at the Trinidad Guardian. She performs frequently as a drag king named TriniDad & TooGayThough.
Estelle Savasta
Estelle Savasta is a French writer and director, and founder of the theatre company Hippolyte a mal au cœur. Her first production as a director for the company was Le Grand Cahier (The Notebook) by Agota Kristof, presented in a bilingual staging (French and Sign Language) in 2005. She wrote and directed the company's second production, Seule dans ma peau d'âne (Alone in my Donkey Skin) which was nominated for a Moliere in 2008.
After working with the International Visual Theatre in Paris, integrating French and Sign Language, she wrote and directed Traversée (Going Through) in 2011. The play was translated in English and Spanish and has received multiple productions in France, Canada and soon Mexico.
She has worked for the DSN, Scène Nationale de Dieppe where her play Le Préambule des étourdis, created in collaboration with students of a local school, opened in 2014 and is currently touring France.
Estelle is an Associate Artist at Scène Nationale de Cavaillon where she is developing two new shows for 2018/2019. Her new play HIC et NUNC will open in January 2018 at Theatre de Sartrouville.
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Kirsten Hazel Smith
Kirsten Hazel Smith trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama. Going Through is her first translation. Kirsten's theatre credits as an actress include: The Mousetrap (West End); Sideways (St James Theatre); Top Girls (Out of Joint National Tour); A Flea in Her Ear (Old Vic); The Importance of Being Earnest (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre). TV and film credits include: Catastrophe (Channel 4), Stones (Donroy), The Boy With A Camera For A Face (Camera Boy Films), Taggart (ITV).
Half-French, half-Scottish, her love of new writing has seen Kirsten working as an actress on new plays with David Greig and acclaimed stand-up comic Sara Pascoe, and as a bilingual reader for the Cross Channel Theatre Group: an initiative which aims to promote French new writing in the UK.
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Laura Salmi
Louise Stern
Nina Dunn
Omar Elerian
Omar is an award winning Italian/Palestinian theatre director, deviser and performer, who trained at Jacques Lecoq International Theatre School in Paris. He joined the Bush in 2012 alongside Madani Younis and since then has been the resident Associate Director. He is in charge of the Bush's talent development, leading on the Associate Artists and Project 2036 schemes. He is also involved in the development and delivery of the Bush's artistic program and lead the programming of the RADAR festival between 2012 and 2015. His directing credits for the Bush include gig theatre sensation Misty by Arinzé Kene, the Edinburgh Fringe First winning NASSIM by Nassim Soleimanpour, One Cold Dark Night by Nancy Harris and Islands by Caroline Horton. As Associate Director, he has worked alongside Madani Younis on the Bush's productions of The Royale, Perseverance Drive and Chalet Lines. Other credits include acclaimed site-specific production The Mill – City of Dreams, Olivier Award nominated You're Not Like The Other Girls Chrissy, Testa di Rame (Italy), Les P'tites Grandes Choses (France) and L'Envers du Décor (France).
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Phil Buckley
Rajha Shakiry
Rajha Shakiry is a freelance theatre designer and maker, who works across the spectrum of scripted and devised theatre, dance, musical theatre, and opera. She was born in Iraq and educated in England, completing a degree in Mathematics before re-training in Theatre Design at Wimbledon School of Art (BA) and Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (MA, distinction). Rajha's work has most recently been exhibited at the V&A (Make:Believe, 2015) and as a World Stage Design 2013 finalist.
Recent projects include: Nine Night (National Theatre), Misty (Bush Theatre), The Mountaintop (Young Vic/JMK), Mobile (The Paper Birds), The Head Wrap Diaries (The Place, Uchenna Dance), I Stand Corrected and Muhammad Ali & Me (both Mojisola Adebayo). Rajha's current collaborations include projects with Spare Tyre and Kali Theatre, alongside work at Trafalgar Studios, National Theatre and Bush Theatre.
Nadia Nadarajah
Nadia trained at International Visual Theatre (Paris). Theatre Credits include: A Christmas Carol (Bristol Old Vic), Hamlet and As You Like It (Shakespeare's Globe), The Unheard World (Arlington Artist Centre, Newbury), Our Town (Royal Exchange, Manchester), Untouchable (RADA Festival), The House of Bernarda Alba (Royal Exchange, Manchester), Can I Start Again Please (UK Tour), Notre Dame (National Theatre), Grounded (Deafinitely Theatre at Park Theatre), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare's Globe), Windibops (UK Tour), Tyrannosaurus Drip (Stratford Circus), Love Labours Lost (Shakespeare's Globe), Tanika's Journey (Deafinitely Theatre), Girls and Dolls (Southwark Playhouse), Deafhood (Bristol Old Vic), Invisible (Deafinitely Theatre), I Believe in Unicorns and We're Going On A Bearhunt (Little Angel Theatre).
Charmaine Wombwell
Charmaine studied Drama at the University of Hull. In 2013 she began her training in Physical Theatre and Devising at the London International School of Performing Arts (LISPA), and soon after created her one woman dark clown show, Scarlet Shambles: It Used to be Me, which she took to The Edinburgh Fringe 2015. Charmaine then returned to LISPA (now in Berlin) to study Integral Movement and Performance Practice, to deepen her understanding of storytelling and artistic creation. Charmaine's credits include Grounded (Park Theatre/Deafinitely Theatre), Champion of the World (BSLBT BSLZone/Film4), Karagula (Soho Theatre), The Listening Room (Old Red Lion), Not I (BSL performance) (Touretteshero/Battersea Arts Centre and tour: Southbank Centre, Albany Deptford, The Lowry (Salford) DADA Fest (Liverpool)), Fram and Dunt (Push Festival, HOME Manchester). Voice over credits: Aimee in Magic Hands (Cbeebies). Directing credits include Raymond Antrobus' A Language We Both Know How To Sound Out (Roundhouse).
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A conversation with Julie Spencer
As the first Black woman to take up a senior role in a UK conservatoire, Julie Spencer made history as Director of the School of Acting at ArtsEd. Her appointment has already seen huge change, with 58% of the 2019/20 intake of students on the BA Acting Course identifying as Black, Asian or minority ethnic.…
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The Protest is a series of six pieces released during lockdown by black creators in our writing community as a response to the killing of George Floyd, and its impact on black Britons. Content warning: the following films all contain themes of racism. Hey Kid by Matilda Ibini [Audio Described] Matilda is a bionic playwright…


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Maxwell Beckett and Nikki Page were an unlikely pair of crime solvers in this short-lived CBS drama series.
Maxwell (Edward Woodward) was a former researcher who had worked for Scotland Yard in London and was now a mystery story writer living in San Francisco. He pretended to be a retired Scotland Yard Inspector to lend credibility to his books, claiming to have been known in his heyday as "Beckett of the Yard" and "The Catcher of Uncatchable Thieves".
He also wrote a series of children's books – M Mongoose – under the pen name A.J. Edison.
Nikki (Jessica Lundy) was a newspaper obituary writer who wanted to be a crime reporter. She was a pretty, brash, street-smart young woman in her late twenties who aspired to bigger and better things. She worked under the name Miss Black.
It was Nikki's fascination with Maxwell Beckett's stories that led her to become an amateur sleuth.
One night while nursing a cold, Nikki saw a man strangle a woman in the apartment across from hers. When no evidence of a crime could be found, the police dismissed the case.
When Nikki approached Beckett to help and he dismissed her as a flake, she printed his obituary in the paper. The prank almost cost Nikki her job, but it accomplished her goal: to convince her hero that a murder occurred and to set out together to prove it.
The investigation stirred Maxwell's creative juices and Nikki felt she was acquiring the experience she needed to become a reporter. The two found they needed each other and remained a team.
The show floundered on Friday nights and was yanked from the schedule before all 12 episodes had aired.
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Maurice Lacroix unveils its new Pontos S Diver watch. Created as a professional diving instrument, it boasts 600-meter water-resistance.
The design of the novelty demonstrates a vintage touch. The diver's watch is comfortable to wear and easy to read down to the smallest detail, so it is a reliable timekeeping companion for exploring the ocean depths.
The stainless steel case, 43mm-in-diameter, is generously proportioned. It has been created to match the most important requirements for a diving watch, including a completely automatic helium escape valve found at 9 o'clock.
The black sun-brushed or off-white opaline dial bears applied indexes and hands coated with Superluminova, offering supreme readability even in the deepest water. The time is indicated by Superluminova-coated hands. The minutes and seconds hands are highlighted by their red color. The date window is positioned at 6 o'clock. A domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides protects the face.
Inside the case there ticks a self-winding mechanical movement – Caliber ML115. Beating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, the 26-jewel rhodium-plated mechanism gives an advantage of a 38-hour power reserve.
The new Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver watch is teamed with a genuine leather strap fitted with a stainless steel buckle or a robust three-row stainless steel bracelet equipped with a double security deploying clasp.


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As we settle into 2019, we'd like to take the opportunity to reflect on some of our achievements during the autumn term.
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This last month has been a whirlwind. It's been stressful, overwhelming, amazing and incredible all at the same time. I have been happy and sad, excited and scared, overwhelmed and at peace. What has caused this crazy variety of emotions? I have recently changed jobs. Changing jobs can be a difficult, awkward, disorienting, uncomfortable transition. But it's definitely worth it!
Many people are wondering…Why did I leave my permanent job at The Salvation Army as Community and Family Services Coordinator for a one-year maternity leave in an Office Manager position at Connexus Community Church? Let me try to explain.
Simply put, God called and I obeyed.
Six years ago, I first set foot in the Galaxy movie theatre to attend Connexus. I had no faith and I really didn't know what to expect. I would never have imagined that God would have moved me so much that over the last six years; I have accepted Christ, survived debilitating depression, been through two major surgeries, worked for an incredible social services Christian organization and now actually working for Connexus!! Never in a million years would I have planned this life for myself. Yet, all things are possible with God.
The decision making process was quite involved. I prayed (a lot!). I had many conversations with my husband. I sought wise council. I weighed the pros and cons. This was not a decision that my husband and I took lightly. We finally realized that if I didn't obey God's calling, I would be miserable. And that would eventually led me to not being of benefit to anyone.
Even though I loved my job at the Salvation Army and am passionate about helping the less fortunate in our community, something changed. About six months ago, God placed on my heart that it would be time to leave soon. I tried to ignore it. I tried to pretend it wasn't there. I got mad at God and tried not to listen. Yet, I knew that something was stirring. I had no idea what, just something. At the time, I didn't know that the stirring would lead to Connexus.
Something did happen when I was in Guatemala. I had completely forgotten all about it until after I accepted the position and my friend reminded me. We attended an evening church service together, and at the end of the service I turned to her and said "I just have to say…one day I am going to work at Connexus. That is all." I think she was as shocked about the statement as I was!! I followed up with "I have no idea when or how, just that it will happen." I don't remember what the message was that day at church, but obviously it moved me. A few months later that statement became true.
There is a huge risk in taking this position. Being a contract position, I may be unemployed in a year. Yet, I may not. It is a risk that my husband and I are willing to take. When an opportunity arises to develop, learn and grow, we need to take it.
Leaving the Salvation Army was difficult. A lot of tears were shed over the two weeks after I submitted my resignation. I felt truly humbled and overwhelmed by the love and support from the volunteers and staff. I had no idea the transforming impact that I had, had on so many people. I was amazed and I still am. I will be forever grateful for this chapter in my story. The SA will always be in my heart.
Now, I'm moving forward, starting the next chapter in my life story. I'm honoured to work with such an incredible, committed, driven team and I'm excited to allow God to use me in whatever capacity he chooses. I love my home church, Connexus. It is my passion. I have been serving as a volunteer for five years in many different leadership roles. I am energized by helping people develop or grow in their relationship with Jesus. I respect the leadership and truly believe in the mission and vision. My heart is for the unchurched.
So, yes, I'm stepping out in faith. Jesus asked me to step out of the boat, and I'm going for it. Where will I be in a year? Only God knows. Did I expect to be where I am now, six years ago, when I first set foot in Connexus? No way! I could never have imagined. Ever! But God has plans for me and I choose to trust Him.
People have asked me; How are you able to trust at this level? I just do. God has transformed my life, totally and completely. I have chosen to put my faith and trust in Him. My life is not my own. It is His.
My question to you is: Do you trust God with your life?
Note: As always, the above thoughts, opinions and experiences are my own and do not reflect The Salvation Army or Connexus Community Church.
..Enjoy your day…. Stuart F.
Linda, it is not the same at all with you gone. You were an inspiration and full of life, love and beautiful smiles. I know you had to do Gods calling as I had to when I went to the SA. He knows what He's doing and I am sure there are better things in the future for you. YOU GO GIRL….
Awe, I miss you and all the amazing volunteers, too! But someone great will be in the position soon.
You are a gift to many at SA. Your selflessness and giving heart is so appreciated. You go girl!!
That sounds like a wonderful book to read!
And Gwen, you have been a rock for me throughout this transition. Thank you for all your love and prayers.
Beautiful post and I could feel your excitement. The question you asked at the end is truly a deep one. Do you trust God with your life?


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Robot B9, where are you? We need you!
* Warning! Warning Will Robinson! SSL vulnerability!
"Warning! Warning Will Robinson!" was the cry of the once cool but now pretty unbelievable Robot B9 from the 1960s television series "Lost in Space."
Given the amazing number of bugs, holes, and required patches it may be time to lure Robot B9 out of retirement. For now, I'm going to start writing about the serious warnings as they appear. Hopefully this will prevent your Web application from being compromised because you simply hadn't heard that there is a problem with product X or subsystem Y.
This time, the problem concerns Microsoft's implementation of the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. The Microsoft SSL library can be compromised by a buffer overflow condition when processing PCT 1.0 handshake packets. PCT or Private Communications Technology is a proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft and Visa International and has been supported since IIS Version 4. The intention of PCT was as an alternative to SSL 2.0 but PCT 1.0 (as well as SSL 2.0) has been superseded by SSL 3.0.
Here's where it gets ugly: Even though PCT 1.0 protocol is not commonly used in Microsoft's SSL implementation it is still enabled by default! The buffer overflow vulnerability when processing PCT 1.0 handshake packets can be reliably exploited to provide completely privileged remote control of the affected server.
Once the word got out on April 13, every wannabe hacker was online trying to get into commercial servers - a task made much easier by a hacker who calls himself "Johnny Cyberpunk," who released code that attempts the exploit on a Web site called "The Hacker's Choice."
According to an IIS press release, "Internet hackers based in Brazil, Germany and the Netherlands have launched attacks against some of Australia's largest financial institutions over the Anzac Day long weekend."
The Managing Director of Internet Security Systems (Australia), Kim Duffy, is quoted as saying: "By Friday [April 21, at] 8 a.m. the attacks had escalated significantly and by lunch time we became aware that hackers were trying to infiltrate many of Australia's largest financial institutions."
For more details, see the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures report CAN-2003-0719.
This is a potentially serious issue for any organization running Microsoft products that uses the SSL library, such as Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, 2000 SP2 through SP4, XP SP1, Server 2003, NetMeeting, Windows 98, and Windows ME. You are advised to implement the Microsoft patch as a matter of urgency.
IIS Press Release "U.S. Monitors Hacker Attacks on Australia"


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If the shrimp is deep fried the shell can turn crispy and is super fun to eat. However, if boiled, the shells are chewy and extremely unpleasant - in this case you have to peel them. However, if boiled, the shells are chewy and extremely unpleasant - in this case you have to peel them.


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Reeling in Jim Reeves in 1963
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NEARLY 50 years on, the Jim Reeves tour of Ireland in 1963 still has the power to rekindle old memories. As I reported last August, a new 26 page booklet by James Reddiough from Attymass takes a look-back at that nostalgic time and commits to print memories and reflections of a tour that captured the headlines way back then. The booklet, 'Jim Reeves Tour of Ireland 1963', was launched on Monday night last, September 27, in the Welcome Inn, Castlebar.
Reeves was one of the true superstars of the era. The velvet tones of the tall Texan filled the airwaves on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. Here in Ireland, his songs held magnetic appeal. He played a huge role in cultivating the roots of country music among the Irish nation.
A year after his visit to Ireland, Jim Reeves died in a plane crash south of Nashville on July 31,1964. News of his passing made front page news around the globe. The singer was in the prime of his career with a string of No 1 hits in the American and UK charts.
As with Buddy Holly and others, his early and tragic death added even further to his iconic status. His classic country songs still cast a spell and retain a timeless appeal, especially in Ireland where he was always huge.
Jim's first Irish date was in Drumkeen, Co Limerick on May 30. It was after a show in the Atlantic Ballroom in Tramore that he made the long journey from the south east across Ireland to Kiltimagh. That probably contributed to the moody form that led to his non-appearance on stage in the Mayo town.
What happened or did not happen in Kiltimagh on the night of June 6, 1963, can still generate plenty of talk. Journalist James Morrissey, a native of Kiltimagh who has resided in Dublin for many years, recalled the event in 'The Swinging Sixties', which was edited by John Coughlan, the founder of Spotlight magazine. "I can well remember the night Jim Reeves did not play in Kiltimagh. A crowd of us - trousered schoolboys congregated outside The Diamond Ballroom, waiting for the singing legend to arrive. Not since Walt Disney visited the town, at the invitation of a local businessman, had there been such a fuss about a stage or screen personality in the town.
"Car loads of couples arrived from all over the towns around and how we envied their adult status to have been able to gain admission for ten shillings. As it transpired we were not the only ones to be disappointed because Jim Reeves never performed in Kiltimagh. He claimed the piano was not properly tuned."
Leo Diamond Jnr, son of the late Leo who owned the hall at the time, is quoted thus: "I understand that he was not aware that he had to do two shows that night it seems. He threw a tantrum when he found out he was down to perform at another show 40 miles away in Sligo. He came in the back door of the hall and didn't stay long. He refused to do the two shows. Jack Higgins shot down the hall and said to Leo …'he's gone'."
From Cork to Donegal and the shows in Mayo, Galway and Sligo, 'Jim Reeves Tour of Ireland 1963' is a brief but worthwhile contribution to the memory of one of America's best-loved country singers. The booklet retails at €5 and is now available in Easons and Keohanes in Ballina, the Castle Book Shop and Easons in Castlebar, Smyth's of Claremorris, The Paper Shop in Kiltimagh and The Gem in Ballyhaunis.


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At the touch of a button, enjoy great-tasting, healthy foods, or make natural skin-care products. Its extremely efficient and fast.
The MagicalButter can make up to five cups of butter/oil per cycle, in as little as one to two hours. It has five different temperature settings and colorful LED lights that show the status. Basically, the machine has an immersion blender combined with a powerful, digital thermostat and a heating unit. Without any labor required from your part, the machine blends, heats, stirs, grinds and steeps the materials at the right temperature. So sit back, vape and chill and let the MagicalButter do its thing!
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No, no its not. This machine can actually help save you money. Think of it this way, let's say you smoke high-quality herbs, three joints will cost you more or less £20 a day. If you want to get the same potency/high but by eating brownies that contain cannabis butter, costing around £2 a day. That means you will be spending a whopping ten times less. So, is the MagicalButter really expensive? You tell me.
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