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Switch to the EU servers. I've had success with that.
I do use the EU servers and downloading recent movies is nigh impossible.
bfoos wrote: I do use the EU servers and downloading recent movies is nigh impossible.
Your using the wrong servers. I can download any recent movie or tv show even if it is 1840 days old.


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Q: Can't locate element by XPath, id, class name... nothing is working url = 'https://etherscan.io/token/0x7ae1d57b58fa6411f32948314badd83583ee0e8c#readContract'
browser = webdriver.Chrome('C:\webdrivers\chromedriver')

headers1 = {
    'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/74.0.3729.169 Safari/537.36'
}

# wait = WebDriverWait(browser, 10)
browser.get(url)
time.sleep(10)

btn6 = browser.find_element_by_xpath('//*[@id="readHeading6"]/a') # error
btn6.click()

StackOverflow won't let me post an image so I copied the element below.
6. claimedByTokenId

Also, every XPath helper I've used failed to recognise the button I'm trying to locate. I've tried finding by CSS selector, class name, id, XPath, full Xpath. The XPath in the code above is from chrome. Inspect element > copy > xpath.
I'm fairly new to programming so any help is appreciated! Thanks.

A: Your XPath is correct, but you are missing few important things. The main is iframe. So, the correct steps for your task are:
1 Click "Got it" to accept the cookies.
2 Switch to iframe as your button is located inside iframe.
3 Import WebDriverWait to explicitly wait for your elements, instead of time.sleep
And your button will be clicked.
from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
from selenium.webdriver.support.wait import WebDriverWait
from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC

url = 'https://etherscan.io/token/0x7ae1d57b58fa6411f32948314badd83583ee0e8c#readContract'
browser = webdriver.Chrome(executable_path='/snap/bin/chromium.chromedriver')

headers1 = {
    'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/74.0.3729.169 Safari/537.36'
}

browser.get(url)
wait = WebDriverWait(browser, 10)
coockie_btn = wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.ID, 'btnCookie'))).click()
wait.until(EC.frame_to_be_available_and_switch_to_it((By.ID, "readcontractiframe")))
btn6 = wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.XPATH, '//*[@id="readHeading6"]/a'))).click()

A: So it looks like the readHeading6 isn't actually the button that you're trying to click.
If you drop down that div in inspect, it looks like the xPath you're looking to click is actually
/html/body/div[3]/div[6]/div[1]/a
If all you have to do is enter a uint64 and find out whether or not it's claimed (if I'm understanding the site correctly), I believe you may be able to ignore actually dropping down that menu and can possibly go straight to entering.
As an aside, if you're looking to see if it's claimed or not, you're gonna want to read the console output, here's some help
Depending on what you're trying to do, you don't actually need to click the button. I don't know about Chrome, but Firefox has a way to turn on "headless" mode, so the only output is in the terminal.
It's been a while since i've done it, but it should be something along the lines of
options = webdriver.FirefoxOptions()
options.set_headless()
browser = webdriver.Firefox(firefox_options = options)

Probably not of much help, but worth adding anyways.

A: Firstly, it may require to accept cookie that's why you can try on clicking "Got it" button as follows:
btn6 = browser.find_element_by_xpath('//*[@id="btnCookie"]') # error
btn6.click()
time.sleep(1.5)

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Write On Ejaleigh!
WRITING READING TEACHING LEARNING
THE BRONTE VILLAINS
WELCOME TO #BLOGTOBER / #blogtober / #Blogtober
A few years ago, I toyed with the idea of doing a PhD. I'd lost my brother to sudden death and I was frequently reminded of his incessant nagging concerning the benefits of writing a doctoral thesis. My brother wrote his thesis on Harold Wilson and the role of the Anglo-Libyan relationship and the British military facilities in the Labour Government's foreign and defence policy from 1964 to 1970. You can read it here http://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/11983/2/Anglo_Libyan_Relations_1964_1970.pdf
I originally thought about doing something relating to the Bronte family. My love for them was covered in my blog post https://writeonejaleigh.wordpress.com/2018/07/28/are-we-going-to-the-brontes/ Originally, I had hoped to offer a study of Henry Bonnell: an American book collector who donated his collection of Brontë papers, books and artefacts to the Brontë Parsonage Museum.
In the 1970s, when I used to visit the Parsonage, a downstairs modern exhibition room had been built to show the collection in its entirety. Bonnell had collected many of the 'tiny books' produced by the Bronte children in their youth. Much of the fascination surrounding the Bronte family comes not just from studying their works but from the huge number of relics that have been found over the years. The dresses, the lockets of hair woven into jewellery and the intricate embroidered samplers. To any lover of the Brontes' works, this only serves to make their novels come alive and add a further dimension to our understanding of their psyche.
HENRY HOUSTON BONNELL 1859-1926 UNKNOWN ARTIST THE BRONTE PARSONAGE MUSEUM
However, the more I studied, the more I discovered the intrigue, and criminality that lay behind much of the acquisition of the Bronte relics; the literary relics. It is a plot full of twists and turns, and it is arguably as relevant to any Bronte scholar today as it was in the nineteenth century. I have only chosen to focus on some of the story here. Much of the intrigue centres around Thomas J Wise, (1859 – 1937) a professional book collector and Clement Shorter (1857-1926) the journalist and biographer.
When 'Jane Eyre' was published in 1847, it caused a sensation. As W. Scruton wrote in 1898,
"No book of modern times took so sudden and complete a grip of the public taste and became so popular."
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Even within Charlotte Bronte's time, people became fascinated with finding out more about the author of the book and pilgrimages to Haworth started as early as the mid-1850s. When the last surviving member of the Bronte Family; their father Patrick, died in 1861, many household items were auctioned and Charles Hale in 'An American Visitor at Haworth', details how people were so desperate to acquire a piece of Bronte history that there are tales of people dragging away windows from The Parsonage. The Victorians were fascinated by relics. This owed much to the premature death of Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert in 1861 and her continued mourning of him. Photography was still in its infancy and so many people hung onto possessions left behind by the dead such as lockets of hair made into jewellery as a means of remembering them.
Thomas J Wise was a professional book collector and literary librarian. Wise was interested in collecting First Editions of literary masterpieces. He also wrote bibliographies of such literary greats as Tennyson, Swinburne, Landor, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Ruskin, the Brownings, the Brontës, Shelley and Conrad. Wise was particularly skilled at seeking out the surviving relatives of famous authors and his efforts frequently reaped surprising rewards since the relatives were only too pleased to talk about their illustrious familial connections. In this way, he managed to acquire many old letters, papers and unpublished manuscripts.
Charlotte Bronte's husband, Arthur Bell Nicholls, survived his wife by over forty years and was living in relative poverty back in his native Ireland. The journalist Clement Shorter, in league with Thomas Wise, visited him and managed to buy from him for four hundred pounds, a collection of Bronte manuscripts including Emily Bronte's unpublished poetry, letters and tiny books. Much of the juvenilia Clement Shorter wrongly considered to be worthless. However, Thomas J Wise turned these manuscripts into between fifty and sixty thin volumes to sell on for huge profit.
THOMAS J WISE
Many have considered Wise's actions as little more than vandalism for the sake of profit. He was not averse to attributing works to the wrong Bronte family member to gain more profit. For example: he often passed off some of Branwell's poetry as Emily's or Charlotte's
Clement Shorter was also instrumental in acquiring the correspondence between Charlotte Bronte and Ellen Nussey. Ellen had been Charlotte's closest friend for many years and she wanted to hang onto her collection of letters during her lifetime with a view to having them eventually displayed in the museum in Kensington – the Victoria and Albert Museum. Shorter managed to acquire many of the letters and sadly, did not keep the promises he had made to Ellen Nussey and Arthur Nicholls. Rather than place them in a museum, he passed them onto Wise who proceeded to sell them on to the highest bidder.
CLEMENT SHORTER
Shortly before Wise's death, the publication of "An Enquiry into the Nature of Certain Nineteenth Century Pamphlets" by John Carter and Graham Pollard called into question the nature of many of Wise's supposed literary finds, doubting their authenticity and declaring them as fakes. Wise refused to address such allegations, claiming ill-health and memory loss. Yet perhaps the answer lies in what happened after his widow sold his beloved Ashley Library to the British Museum for the sum of sixty-six thousand pounds? Upon looking through Wise's library, the British Library found many missing artefacts from their own collection, suggesting that Wise had stolen them for his own over the years. Fortunately, The Bronte Parsonage Museum has managed to get back many of these literary artefacts but who knows what else may be out there still?
Thomas J. Wise: Centenary Studies by William B. Todd (Editor)
Thomas J Wise in the Original Cloth: The Life and Forger of the Nineteenth Century Pamphlets : by Wilfred Partington George Bernard Shaw
An Enquiry Into the Nature of Certain Nineteenth Century Pamphlets John Carter and Graham Pollard
Posted in biography, book review, education, reading, Uncategorized, women, writingTagged Bronte, bronteana, clementshorter, forgers, forgery, relics, thomasjwiseBy ejaleigh6 Comments
6 thoughts on "THE BRONTE VILLAINS"
brontebabeblog says:
Great post. Wise really was a villain. I study the juvenilia and what he did to them was terrible.
ejaleigh says:
He was so pompous and full of his own self-importance too!
theatricalmess says:
Such a fascinating post! I've always wanted to go visit the Brontë parsonage museum too.
Oh you must. I go at least three times a year!
inmygalaxy30 says:
This is brilliant. Jane Eyre is one of my all time favourites! Good luck with blogtober! Xx
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2020 New York Mets season
Cap insignia
Major league affiliations
National League (1962–present)
East Division (1969–present)
Current uniform
Blue, orange, white
New York Mets (1962–present)
Other nicknames
The Metropolitans, The Amazin's, The Metsies[1] The Miracle Mets[2] (1969), The Amazin Mets[2] (1969), The Bad Guys[3] (1986)
Citi Field (2009–present)
Shea Stadium (1964–2008)
Polo Grounds (1962–1963)
Major league titles
World Series titles (2)
NL Pennants (5)
East Division titles (6)
Wild card berths (3)
Fred Wilpon (52%)
Several others (48%)
Sandy Alderson
President of Baseball Operations
Saul Katz
The New York Mets are the baseball team based in New York City, New York in Citi Field. They compete in Major League Baseball (MLB) as part of the National League (NL) east division. The team started in 1962. The Mets won the World Series in the years 1969 and 1986. They play in Corona, New York and play in their stadium Citi Field, completed in 2009. Their colors are blue and orange. Their retired numbers are 42 (Jackie Robinson), 41 (Tom Seaver), 14 (Gil Hodges), and 37 (Casey Stengel).
The name "Mets" is short for "Metropolitans". There was an old team in the 1880s called the New York Metropolitans. The words "Metropolis" and "Metropolitan" are often used to describe very large cities. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Metropolitan Opera, and Metropolitan Transportation Authority are among the other New York users of that word.
The Mets first played their home games at the Polo Grounds. They opened Shea Stadium in 1964. After 45 seasons at Shea, they opened Citi Field in 2009, nextdoor to Shea. Shea was torn down during the 2009 season. The Mets have won the World series two times, in 1969 and 1986. In 1973, 2000, and 2015, the Mets went to the World Series, but lost to the Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees, and Kansas City Royals, respectively.
1 Rivalries
1.2 Philadelphia Phillies
1.3 New York Yankees
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The Braves–Mets rivalry is a rivalry between two teams in the National League East, featuring the Atlanta Braves and the Mets.[4]
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The rivalry between the Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies from 2006 to 2008 was said to be among the "hottest" rivalries in the National League.[5][6]
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The first regular season non-exhibition game between the Mets and the New York Yankees took place in 1997. Three years later, the teams met in the 2000 World Series. A series of games between the two New York City teams is called a Subway Series.
New York Mets Foundation[change | change source]
A registered 501(c)(3) charity, the New York Mets Foundation is the philanthropic organization of the New York Mets. Founded in 1963, it funds and promotes charitable causes in the Mets community. One of these causes is Tuesday's Children, is a non-profit family service organization that "has made a long term commitment to meet the needs of every family who lost a loved one in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001".[7]
↑ Golenbock, Peter, ed. (2002). "Amazin': The Miraculous History of New York's Most Beloved Baseball Team". p. 108. ISBN 0312309929. Retrieved October 24, 2015.
↑ 2.0 2.1 Blum, Ronald, ed. (October 22, 2015). "Mets' return to World Series evokes legends of star-studded teams from the past". Washington Post. Retrieved October 24, 2015.
↑ Worth, Richard, ed. (2013). "Baseball Team Names: A Worldwide Dictionary, 1869–2011". pp. 201–208, 361, 368. ISBN 9780786468447. Retrieved October 25, 2015.
↑ Olson, Lisa (July 8, 2003). "Crazy scene at Shea takes luster off Mets-Braves rivalry". New York Daily News. [permanent dead link]
↑ Bondy, Filip (April 11, 2008). "Mets-Phillies rivalry looking like what Mets-Braves used to be". New York Daily News. Retrieved June 15, 2009.
↑ Westcott, Rich (2010). Philadelphia Phillies Past & Present. MVP Books. p. 10. ISBN 9780760337844. Retrieved July 15, 2011.
↑ Brown, Phil. "Mets, Who We Are".
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7048 Troll Warship is a Castle (2007) set released in 2008. The set contains a troll warship with two smaller boats, flick fire missiles, 6 troll warriors, a giant troll, and a dwarf trapped on a net on the ship, as well as the Lead General riding a dragon.
The two-masted troll warship is that main part of the set. A large hull with a small battering-ram makes up the front of the ship. Further back is a missile cannon, which behind it is a turnable mast. On top of each of the masts are crows nests with flags on flagpoles on it. There is room for four rowers on the ship, and a giant troll with a drum goes in front of the cabin. In front of each rower on the outside in a troll shield. A small jail is placed in the middle of the ship, and a large cabin at the back. On top of the cabin is a troll warlord with a whip and another turnable mast with a net hanging off a beam. The quarterdeck is enclosed on three sides by a small wall.
Also included in the set is a large green armored dragon for the Lead General to ride and two brown troll rowboats with crossbows at the front.
The troll in the mini-boat.
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it looks like switch_jb_peek_frame() is returning true everytime .
It prints "corrupted packet" because actually is called on something given by JB which is not an Opus packet. (see also: frames [-1] samples [-80] for this ).


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Podcast Endings
Over the course of this summer through the last week, a number of podcasts I subscribe to have come to an end. In a way, these announced endings are relatively rare. It seems more common that people just trail off their production schedule and at some point they podfade without another episode being published. Here are the ones from my list, in no particular order.
I was a listener to several of the Poker Road shows, but I came very late in the game to Two Jacks in the Hole. Unlike all the other shows on that network, this was not poker related in content but a purely comedic show hosted by guys who hosted other shows on the network. That show came to an end, rebranded itself as Huff and Stapes off the network, joined up with the Toad Hop Network and then over the summer came to a finale. Scott Huff moved to New York and they decided that the show wouldn't be the same over Skype so they executed the "Thank you, good night" maneuver. It was a shame, I really enjoyed this show and at times was brought to hysterics by it.
This is not strictly a podcast, but it fits with the general theme so what the heck. I was a reader of the Cerebus comic book for much of its run, although I still have never finished it. (I read Rick's Story this year and am slowly working through the rest of the series.) Around the time the baby was born I discovered Cerebus TV, which was an odd duck of a new media product. It wasn't on demand or downloadable, but streamed on an endless loop so you either started in the middle or as I did, turned the sound down and waited for it to loop back around to the beginning. It was mostly Dave Sim in his house addressing the camera, sometimes in monologues, sometimes while drawing. It also included interview segments done by some of the producers and other odd bits. I generally enjoyed the show although found it shocking that such a staunchly Canadian man could do the absolute worst Bob and Doug Mackenzie impression I've ever heard.
I had also been reading his post-Cerebus comic series glamourpuss, also an odd duck. It was a comic that was half parody of fashion magazines (including beautfully rendered ultra-realistic drawings) and half an exploration of the history of photo-realistic cartooning. In issue 26 is an editorial in which Sim discusses how he his shutting down glamourpuss as a series, his Cerebus Archive series and Cerebus TV. Apparently he's going into career suicide mode, which is sad for such a talented individual. I intereviewed him when I was 17 years old at one of the early HeroesCons and he couldn't have been nicer about it. I hope that his life and career do not go into worst case mode. I believe that some or all of the Cerebus TV episodes are going to be put into some purchasable form and I'l try to support those if the pricing structure is at all realistic. I went a while without watching Cerebus TV and now I don't get to go back. I always enjoyed catching the first run when possible, and I liked it when in the intro he said "It's 10 PM on Friday in Kitchener Ontario" and I actually was watching Friday at 10 PM. It's the little things.
I became a fan of Mike Dawson in a roundabout fashion. First I heard him interviewed on Indie Spinner Rack about his graphic novel Freddie & Me , then later heard about him hosting an interview podcast series for The Comics Journal called TCJ Talkies. I subscribed to that, and later to his personal podcast with Alex Robinson the Ink Panthers show. From there, I bought several of his graphic novels and I quite liked all of his output in all of these media. Earlier this year, with a busy schedule and a second child on the way Dawson decided to cease production of the TCJ Talkies show. I certainly understand, having shut down an interview show myself I know the dynamic. The 30 – 90 minutes in conversation are the best but all the preparation ahead of time and post-production are the worst. He found he didn't have time to devote to all of that, his children and his cartooning so this is the bit that had to give. I understand, but still miss the show.
The most recent of these shows, just announced in the last week or so, is the end of Ed Champion's Bat Segundo Show. I've been a listener for a long time, and a (very) occasional correspondent with Mr. Champion. I'll admit that I don't listen to every episode of this show because his tastes are more rarified and intellectual than mine. I keep an eye out and listen to the specific shows with guests with whom I'm familiar and like a lot of those. In particular I've liked a lot of his shows with cartoonists. His conversations with Alison Bechdel were terrific and one of his last episodes is with Jaime and Gilbert Hernandez. I'm looking forward to that as a great capper to almost 500 episodes of insanely well researched and literate talk. As with Dawson, I completely understand why he found the need to do so. Champion does so much research that I can't even fathom the hours these 500 shows required of him. I wish him luck in his future endeavors and thank him for all his great work in the past.
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Ideal Home Loan Interest Type - Floating Or Fixed?
HomefinanceIdeal Home Loan Interest Type - Floating Or Fixed?
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With a floating rate of interest, if the prevailing market rate increases exponentially, you may end up paying considerably larger EMI amounts. This could be dangerous if you are buying your home on a tight budget. Defaulting on your payments could have serious implications on your credit score too. Also, since most lenders will simply extend your tenor rather than increase your EMIs, you could be paying off your home loan for a long time.
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2017 marks the anniversary of military working dogs. These dogs have gone to war since 1941 in virtually every branch of the US Military. Some have made it home while many have not leaving heir partners just as grieved as any soldier lost in combat. For those that have been reunited it is one of the happiest moments of both of their lives as old soldiers see each other again having been separated by great distances. This is a coin personally created for them and out of respect for the, The K- teams of the US military are honored with this K-9 75th Anniversary Magnum Coin!
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The cutting edge military designs for shirts and apparel are often found at Vision-Strike-Wear.Com. For over 9 years they have been designing for US Army Soldiers, their commands and their units reaching across the globe from Fort Polk to Seoul, South Korea. Their military art is often designed for a variety of apparel types from hoodies to long and short sleeve shirts. Customers have the option of also selecting Made In America apparel options. At Vision-Strike-Wear.Com we feel it is important that our men and women in the United States military and US Veterans wear an American Made product.
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The 24th Infantry Hawaiian Division created at the request of the units association.
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A military hoodie designed and created for the Veterans of Operation Desert Storm.
Up Armored. At the request of a few soldiers the request for an Up armored HUMVEE was developed so that the Soldiers in both Iraq and Afghanistan during OIF and OEF could have a military design they wanted and received.
The US Army Cavalry military shirt with Copperhead Snake, crossed cavalry sabres, Cavalry guidon in red and white and the American Motto "Don;t Tread On Me' has become one of the most popular US Army shirt designs we have created.
Patrick Henry said it all and this Give Me Liberty, Or Give Me Death design was created and fashioned on this military hoodie and then offered in shirts and more for both active duty US Army and prior service. The crossed hatchets, fierce skull and Army Star complete this highly articulated design that has been extremely popular among the troops!
The US Air Force came ready, loaded and screamed across the Arabian skies bringing modern air supremacy and air combat to Operation Desert Storm. The designs below feature the US Air Force aircraft that raced for Baghdad in their fight against Iraq.
Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Bronze Star Medal through executive order on February 4th of 1944. The Bronze Star was created during the Second World War in a response to the Airmen's Medal that was being awarded to pilots during the war. George C. Marshall argued in a letter to Roosevelt that the awarding of the Airmen's Medal was creating resentment among the ground troops during the war, and hurting the morale of those troops who were suffering some of the greatest casualties. He urged for the creation of an award that could be given to troops by Company Commanders on the level of the Airmen's Medal to increase the overall troop morale.
In response to this the medal was designed by Bailey, Banks and Biddle, who also designed the Silver Star, and awarded to the first soldiers in 1944 retroactive through December 7th 1941. Now I have seen my fair share of Bronze Medals handed out throughout my career. I will also say that I have never been lucky enough nor have I ever done anything in my miitary career that I think would be deserving of this illustreous medal. I also have the ultimate respect for anyone who has recieved this medal, which is placed above the Purple Heart in order of precedence. Think about that for a second, you can take a bullet for your country and the medal you would recieve is still below that of the Bronze Star.
We all have stories about someone who received an award that they don't deserve, or at least we feel that they do not deserve. This rarely happens, especially today with the Bronze Star. This is because as of 2012 you must be in a combat zone to earn a Bronze Star. So the next time you meet someone who has earned this award, please do 2 things. Number one thank them for their service, and number 2 get their contact information and follow the link below to purchase one of our Bronze Star designed gifts to show your absolute appreciation for their service to this great country.


Our lanes cost $29.95 + taxes per person for one-hour sessions and $39.95 + taxes per person for two-hour sessions. Groups of 16 or more receive our group discount of $5 off for 2-hour sessions.
What is the minimum group size requirement?
To guarantee availability, you must book online with a minimum of 2 people.
What is the maximum party size for private events?
We can accommodate up to 84 people for private parties.
We accept credit and debit cards through our website when booking a lane.
For weekend events, we recommend you book 4-6 weeks in advance. For weekdays, it is recommended to book 1-3 weeks in advance.
Our bookings consist of both 1 and 2-hour time slots. Custom events can be as long as needed.
Can I come with friends or just a date?
We encourage you to come with friends, but please keep in mind that in order to have a dedicated coach, you must book online in advance and meet the group size requirements.
Yes, walk-ins are allowed, but availability isn't guaranteed. We recommend booking online to ensure availability.
Closed-toe shoes are required of all participants. Even though our facilities are climate-controlled, we recommend you wear clothes that will allow you to move around comfortably.
Yes, we provide everything you will need.
We welcome kids to participate provided that they can safely throw the axe and their legal parent or guardian is present.
Of course – We encourage you to take pictures and videos! (Just not while throwing).
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The rules of the game will be explained to you prior to your event with your coach.
We require a minimum 1-week notice for refunds.
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Can we bring our own axes/hatchets?
Currently, you cannot bring your own axe/hatchet due to liability issues. We include the use of our Bear Axes in the cost of the event.
Can we throw knives too?
Unfortunately no. We throw axes, not knives.
Our facilities are designed with safety in mind and our staff is trained to keep our guests and themselves safe. While no activity or sport is 100% safe, we are very strict in ensuring that everyone is throwing axes in a safe manner and having a good time!
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Will someone show me how to throw an axe before we start?
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It's early in the new year. Resolutions of daily mediation, self-care, morning jogs, weekend meal planning, and "work-life-balance" are in full swing.
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import json
import logging
import os
import re
import shutil
import tempfile
import time

from py_utils import cloud_storage  # pylint: disable=import-error

_DEFAULT_PLATFORM = 'DEFAULT'
_ALL_PLATFORMS = ['mac', 'linux', 'android', 'win', _DEFAULT_PLATFORM]

def AssertValidCloudStorageBucket(bucket):
  is_valid = bucket in (None,
                        cloud_storage.PUBLIC_BUCKET,
                        cloud_storage.PARTNER_BUCKET,
                        cloud_storage.INTERNAL_BUCKET)
  if not is_valid:
    raise ValueError("Cloud storage privacy bucket %s is invalid" % bucket)

class WprArchiveInfo(object):
  def __init__(self, file_path, data, bucket):
    AssertValidCloudStorageBucket(bucket)
    self._file_path = file_path
    self._base_dir = os.path.dirname(file_path)
    self._data = data
    self._bucket = bucket
    self.temp_target_wpr_file_path = None
    # Ensure directory exists.
    if not os.path.exists(self._base_dir):
      os.makedirs(self._base_dir)

    assert data.get('platform_specific', False), (
        'Detected old version of archive info json file. Please update to new '
        'version.')

    self.is_using_wpr_go_archives = False
    self._story_name_to_wpr_file = data['archives']
    story_archives = self._data['archives']
    for story in story_archives:
      files = story_archives[story]
      for f in files:
        if files[f].endswith('.wprgo'):
          self.is_using_wpr_go_archives = True
    self.ValidateWprGoFormat(story_archives)

  @staticmethod
  def ValidateWprGoFormat(story_archives):
    """ Checks that all archives follow either .wpr format or .wprgo format
    but not both.
    """
    using_wpr = False
    using_wpr_go = False
    for story in story_archives:
      files = story_archives[story]
      for f in files:
        if files[f].endswith('.wprgo'):
          using_wpr_go = True
        elif files[f].endswith('.wpr'):
          using_wpr = True
        assert not(using_wpr and using_wpr_go), (
            'Detected both .wprgo or .wpr archive format.')

  @classmethod
  def FromFile(cls, file_path, bucket):
    """ Generates an archive_info instance with the given json file. """
    if os.path.exists(file_path):
      with open(file_path, 'r') as f:
        data = json.load(f)
        return cls(file_path, data, bucket)
    return cls(file_path, {'archives': {}, 'platform_specific': True}, bucket)

  def DownloadArchivesIfNeeded(self, target_platforms=None):
    """Downloads archives iff the Archive has a bucket parameter and the user
    has permission to access the bucket.

    Raises cloud storage Permissions or Credentials error when there is no
    local copy of the archive and the user doesn't have permission to access
    the archive's bucket.

    Warns when a bucket is not specified or when the user doesn't have
    permission to access the archive's bucket but a local copy of the archive
    exists.
    """
    logging.info('Downloading WPR archives. This can take a long time.')
    start_time = time.time()
    # If no target platform is set, download all platforms.
    if target_platforms is None:
      target_platforms = _ALL_PLATFORMS
    else:
      assert isinstance(target_platforms, list), 'Must pass platforms as a list'
      target_platforms = target_platforms + [_DEFAULT_PLATFORM]
    # Download all .wpr or .wprgo files.
    if not self._bucket:
      logging.warning('Story set in %s has no bucket specified, and '
                      'cannot be downloaded from cloud_storage.', )
      return
    assert 'archives' in self._data, ("Invalid data format in %s. 'archives' "
                                      "field is needed" % self._file_path)

    def download_if_needed(path):
      try:
        cloud_storage.GetIfChanged(path, self._bucket)
      except (cloud_storage.CredentialsError, cloud_storage.PermissionError):
        if os.path.exists(path):
          # If the archive exists, assume the user recorded their own and warn
          # them that they do not have the proper credentials to download.
          logging.warning('Need credentials to update WPR archive: %s', path)
        else:
          logging.error("You either aren't authenticated or don't have "
                        "permission to use the archives for this page set."
                        "\nYou may need to run gsutil config."
                        "\nYou can find instructions for gsutil config at: "
                        "http://www.chromium.org/developers/telemetry/"
                        "upload_to_cloud_storage")
          raise
    try:
      story_archives = self._data['archives']
      for story in story_archives:
        for target_platform in target_platforms:
          if story_archives[story].get(target_platform):
            archive_path = self._WprFileNameToPath(
                story_archives[story][target_platform])
            download_if_needed(archive_path)
    finally:
      logging.info('All WPR archives are downloaded, took %s seconds.',
                   time.time() - start_time)

  def WprFilePathForStory(self, story, target_platform=_DEFAULT_PLATFORM):
    if self.temp_target_wpr_file_path:
      return self.temp_target_wpr_file_path

    wpr_file = self._story_name_to_wpr_file.get(story.name, None)
    if wpr_file is None and hasattr(story, 'url'):
      # Some old pages always use the URL to identify a page rather than the
      # name, so try to look for that.
      wpr_file = self._story_name_to_wpr_file.get(story.url, None)
    if wpr_file:
      if target_platform in wpr_file:
        return self._WprFileNameToPath(wpr_file[target_platform])
      return self._WprFileNameToPath(wpr_file[_DEFAULT_PLATFORM])
    return None

  def AddNewTemporaryRecording(self, temp_wpr_file_path=None):
    if temp_wpr_file_path is None:
      temp_wpr_file_handle, temp_wpr_file_path = tempfile.mkstemp()
      os.close(temp_wpr_file_handle)
    self.temp_target_wpr_file_path = temp_wpr_file_path

  def AddRecordedStories(self, stories, upload_to_cloud_storage=False,
                         target_platform=_DEFAULT_PLATFORM):
    if not stories:
      os.remove(self.temp_target_wpr_file_path)
      return

    (target_wpr_file, target_wpr_file_path) = self._NextWprFileName()
    for story in stories:
      # Check to see if the platform has been manually overrided.
      if not story.platform_specific:
        current_target_platform = _DEFAULT_PLATFORM
      else:
        current_target_platform = target_platform
      self._SetWprFileForStory(
          story.name, target_wpr_file, current_target_platform)
    shutil.move(self.temp_target_wpr_file_path, target_wpr_file_path)

    # Update the hash file.
    target_wpr_file_hash = cloud_storage.CalculateHash(target_wpr_file_path)
    with open(target_wpr_file_path + '.sha1', 'wb') as f:
      f.write(target_wpr_file_hash)
      f.flush()

    self._WriteToFile()

    # Upload to cloud storage
    if upload_to_cloud_storage:
      if not self._bucket:
        logging.warning('StorySet must have bucket specified to upload '
                        'stories to cloud storage.')
        return
      try:
        cloud_storage.Insert(self._bucket, target_wpr_file_hash,
                             target_wpr_file_path)
      except cloud_storage.CloudStorageError, e:
        logging.warning('Failed to upload wpr file %s to cloud storage. '
                        'Error:%s' % target_wpr_file_path, e)

  def _WriteToFile(self):
    """Writes the metadata into the file passed as constructor parameter."""
    metadata = dict()
    metadata['description'] = (
        'Describes the Web Page Replay archives for a story set. '
        'Don\'t edit by hand! Use record_wpr for updating.')
    metadata['archives'] = self._story_name_to_wpr_file.copy()
    metadata['platform_specific'] = True

    with open(self._file_path, 'w') as f:
      json.dump(metadata, f, indent=4, sort_keys=True, separators=(',', ': '))
      f.flush()

  def _WprFileNameToPath(self, wpr_file):
    return os.path.abspath(os.path.join(self._base_dir, wpr_file))

  def _NextWprFileName(self):
    """Creates a new file name for a wpr archive file."""
    # The names are of the format "some_thing_number.wpr" or
    # "some_thing_number.wprgo". Read the numbers.
    highest_number = -1
    base = None
    wpr_files = []
    extension = 'wprgo' if self.is_using_wpr_go_archives else 'wpr'
    for story in self._data['archives']:
      for p in self._data['archives'][story]:
        wpr_files.append(self._data['archives'][story][p])

    for wpr_file in wpr_files:
      pattern = r'(?P<BASE>.*)_(?P<NUMBER>[0-9]+).{extension}'.format(
              extension=extension)
      match = re.match(pattern, wpr_file)
      if not match:
        raise Exception('Illegal wpr file name ' + wpr_file)
      highest_number = max(int(match.groupdict()['NUMBER']), highest_number)
      if base and match.groupdict()['BASE'] != base:
        raise Exception('Illegal wpr file name ' + wpr_file +
                        ', doesn\'t begin with ' + base)
      base = match.groupdict()['BASE']
    if not base:
      # If we're creating a completely new info file, use the base name of the
      # story set file.
      base = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(self._file_path))[0]
    new_filename = '%s_%03d.%s' % (base, highest_number + 1, extension)
    return new_filename, self._WprFileNameToPath(new_filename)

  def _SetWprFileForStory(self, story_name, wpr_file, target_platform):
    """For modifying the metadata when we're going to record a new archive."""
    if story_name not in self._data['archives']:
      # If there is no other recording we want the first to be the default
      # until a new default is recorded.
      self._data['archives'][story_name] = {_DEFAULT_PLATFORM: wpr_file}
    self._data['archives'][story_name][target_platform] = wpr_file

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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U of I is committed to its tradition of service to its community, part of the way we do that is to provide opportunities for its students to serve their communities.
Community Partners play a key role in providing meaningful opportunities for student engagement that are mutually beneficial to students and community partners. The Center for Volunteerism and Social Action exists to foster these connections and facilitate engagement between campus and communities.
Each semester, U of I students seek out opportunities to engage with their community. These opportunities range from one-time events, to semester-long service learning internships. Use the links on this page to learn more about how to partner with U of I to develop opportunities for community engagement.
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Single- and multiphoton detachment from stored F- ions
N. Kwon, P. S. Armstrong, T. Olsson, R. Trainham, D. J. Larson
The cross sections for one-, two-, and three-photon detachment from fluorine negative ions have been measured using light at the fundamental and harmonic frequencies of a 1064-nm pulsed neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet laser. The ions were stored in a Penning ion trap, the depletion due to illumination was measured, and the data were fitted to a model for stored ions illuminated by pulsed light. The values obtained for the detachment cross sections are (1)=2.8(5)×10-18 cm2, (2)=2.0(7)×10-50 cm4 sec, and (3) =7.9-3.6+6.6×10-83 cm6 sec2. These values are compared with theoretical calculations and other experimental results.
Physical Review A
https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.40.676
yttrium-aluminum garnet
depletion
Kwon, N., Armstrong, P. S., Olsson, T., Trainham, R., & Larson, D. J. (1989). Single- and multiphoton detachment from stored F- ions. Physical Review A, 40(2), 676-682. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.40.676
Kwon, N. ; Armstrong, P. S. ; Olsson, T. ; Trainham, R. ; Larson, D. J. / Single- and multiphoton detachment from stored F- ions. In: Physical Review A. 1989 ; Vol. 40, No. 2. pp. 676-682.
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Frankie Mack
Character from an old english nursery rhyme.
The March Hare's best friend who is Mad as a Hatter.
He sat on a wall and had a great fall.
A nursery rhyme character who met the Pieman, but too bad he was broke and couldn't buy his wares.
The crazy hare who with would always attended the Mad Hatter's tea party, which was where he met Alice in Wonderland.
The "Alice in Wonderland" Alice. A normal girl who had the misfortune of falling into Wonderland's entrance (a rabbit hole).
Dorothy Gale
An orphan child from Kansas who made several trips to the Land of Oz with her little black dog Toto.
From Alice in Wonderland.
Jack Frost is a spirte-like character who is a variant of Old Man Winter and is held responsible for frosty weather, for nipping the nose and toes in such weather, coloring the foliage in autumn, and leaving fernlike patterns on cold windows in winter.
"Ruler" of Wonderland with an insanely quick temper.
The White Rabbit is a character from Lewis Carrol's Alice in Wonderland stories.
The ruler of the Winkie Country in the Land of Oz.
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Hey diddle diddle, this nursery rhyme kitty could sure play the fiddle.
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Melanodolius testaceicornis är en stekelart som först beskrevs av Tosquinet 1896.  Melanodolius testaceicornis ingår i släktet Melanodolius och familjen brokparasitsteklar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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package services;

public interface ConnectionService
{
	boolean[] getInputs() throws Exception;
	boolean[] getOutputs() throws Exception;
	void setOutput(int port, boolean value) throws Exception;
	void close();
}


Our story starts with our past. As an ever-expanding colony, the Dutch deployed their Piekeniers soldiers along the rocky kloof range, ensuring safe pass for all travelers. In light of a new era for South Africa, the Piekeniers no longer need to be guarded, and so we decided to disarm their 8 military poses, placing their efforts into more fruitful actions. The result is one wine with eight different labels – together, telling our story.
As a farming community, the people and land of Piekenierskloof are intimately linked. Through positive business practices, our aim is to uplift the communities – our extended family – which make what we do possible.
Bergendal Farm (translating to "mountain and valley") and Heidedal Farm (translating to "valley of Ericas") is aptly named, and situated on the Paleisheuwel Plateau in Piekenierskloof. It is on these two special parcels of land, that brothers Potgieter and Oubaas van Zyl follow in the footsteps of their grandfather, Johan Abraham van Zyl, one of the pioneering farmers of Piekenierskloof. The lofty climate allows for bountiful production of grapes, as well as citrus and stone fruit, stretching over 600ha of farmland.
Emerging as one of the leading wine producing regions in the Western Cape, the Swartland is uniquely suited to growing high-quality grapes. The combination of the cool Atlantic breeze and the warm, dry summers belie a proud winemaking tradition.
More often associated with oranges than grapes, Citrusdal began producing wine shortly after the second World War, when a canal was built in the lower Olifants River. This enabled a winemaking tradition which has not just endured, but flourished.


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Q: object array having old values even after making it empty in angular I have a component that acts as a widget for another component to show multiple images whether from server or local blob. I'm sending server images as input to widget component. Then I've declared combArr = [] which includes server and local images and being used for ngfor loop. I have a hidden input tag to select local files. Initially, the array combArr is empty. Issue is when I select local file in the change event, I'm printing combArr array before and after reading the file. It shows the same local image both before and after print. And in html the combArr does not updates. When a file is selected handleFileSelect() is called. In this method, I consoled combArr twice (see image). One before file reading (line no 136) and one after (line no 154). Both show the same values. 1st is the server image which displays but the 2nd blob does not reflect in UI. And how can the blob be printing before reading file? Can anyone help me with these 2 issues?

export class MultiFileUploadComponent implements OnInit {
  @Input() serverImages: any[] = []; //coming from api at the time of Edit PHR
  @Input() isSingleImage?: boolean = false; //this variable for single image upload

  combArr = [];

  ngOnChanges() {
    // serverImages: from dict response
    this.combArr = [];

    console.log(this.combArr)
    this.serverImages.map(x => {
      let carr = {
        prevSrc: x.url,
        thumbSrc: this.getThumb(x, 'server'),
        upFile: null,
        fileName: x.title,
        iconSrc: this.getIcon(x, 'server'),
        type: this.getType(x, 'server'),
        status: 'server'
      }
      this.combArr.push(carr)
    });
    console.log(this.serverImages.length)
    console.log(this.combArr)
  }

  // Opens actionsheet to choose from Camera/Gallery
  async openDialog() {
    const actionSheet = await this.actionSheetController.create({
      header: "Select Attachments",
      buttons: [{
        text: 'Camera',
        icon: 'camera',
        handler: () => {
          // console.log('Camera clicked');
          // this.openCamera();
          actionSheet.dismiss();
        }
      }, {
        text: 'Gallery',
        icon: 'folder-open',
        handler: () => {
          // console.log('Gallery clicked');
          this.openGallery();
          actionSheet.dismiss();
        },

      }, {
        text: 'Cancel',
        role: 'cancel',
        handler: () => {
        },
      }]
    });
    await actionSheet.present();
  }

  // In web: Opens popup to select file.
  // In iOS & Android: pending
  openGallery() {
    const element: HTMLElement = document.getElementById('file-input') as HTMLElement;
    element.click();
  }

  // this method is called when a file is selected
  handleFileSelect(event) {
    console.log('SAM: event: ', event)
    console.log(this.combArr)
    if (event.target.files && event.target.files[0]) {
      const filesArr: File = event.target.files;
      const filesLength = event.target.files.length;
      for (let i = 0; i < filesLength; i++) {
        var reader = new FileReader();
        reader.onload = (evt: any) => {
          console.log('SAM: evt:', evt);
          let carr = {
            prevSrc: evt.target.result,
            thumbSrc: this.getThumb(filesArr[i], 'local'),
            upFile: filesArr[0],
            fileName: filesArr[0].name,
            iconSrc: this.getIcon(filesArr[i], 'local'),
            type: this.getType(filesArr[i], 'local'),
            status: 'local'
          }
          this.combArr.push(carr)
          console.log(this.combArr)
        }
        reader.readAsDataURL(event.target.files[i]);
      }
    }
  }

  // Gets the thumb image
  getThumb(item: any, status: string) {
    if (status == 'server') {
      if (item?.contentType?.includes('image')) {
        return this.imgThumbnail;
      } else if (item?.contentType == 'application/pdf') {
        return this.pdfThumbnail;
      } else if (item?.contentType == 'application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document' || item?.contentType == 'application/msword') {
        return this.docThumbnail;
      }
    } else if (status == 'local') {
      if (item?.type == 'image/jpeg' || item?.type == 'image/png' || item?.type == 'image/gif') {
        return this.imgThumbnail;
      } else if (item?.type == 'application/pdf') {
        return this.pdfThumbnail;
      } else if (item?.type == 'application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document' || item?.type == 'application/msword') {
        return this.docThumbnail;
      }
    }
  }

  // Gets the type of file either in server or local files
  getType(item: any, status: string) {
    if (status == 'server') {
      if (item?.contentType?.includes('image')) {
        return 'image';
      } else if (item?.contentType == 'application/pdf') {
        return 'pdf';
      } else if (item?.contentType == 'application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document' || item?.contentType == 'application/msword') {
        return 'doc';
      }
    } else if (status == 'local') {
      if (item?.type == 'image/jpeg' || item?.type == 'image/png' || item?.type == 'image/gif') {
        return 'image';
      } else if (item?.type == 'application/pdf') {
        return 'pdf';
      } else if (item?.type == 'application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document' || item?.type == 'application/msword') {
        return 'doc';
      }
    }
  }

  // Gets the icon for lower left img tag. Its either zoom or download icon
  getIcon(item: any, status: string) {
    if (status == 'server') {
      if (item?.contentType?.includes('image')) {
        return this.zoomIcon;
      } else if (item?.contentType == 'application/pdf') {
        return this.zoomIcon;
      } else if (item?.contentType == 'application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document' || item?.contentType == 'application/msword') {
        return this.downloadIcon;
      }
    } else if (status == 'local') {
      if (item?.type == 'image/jpeg' || item?.type == 'image/png' || item?.type == 'image/gif') {
        return this.zoomIcon;
      } else if (item?.type == 'application/pdf') {
        return this.zoomIcon;
      } else if (item?.type == 'application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document' || item?.type == 'application/msword') {
        return this.downloadIcon;
      }
    }
  }

}

    <ion-label style="color:black;display: initial;"> {{attachment_label}}({{combArr.length}})</ion-label>
    <input  #fileInput (click)="fileInput.value = null" style="display: none" id="file-input" multiple type="file" accept="image/*, application/pdf, application/msword, application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document" (change)="handleFileSelect($event)">

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A: That's probably because the way you are using the FileReader is, as we say, "out of Angular's world", or "not the Angular way", so Angular isn't "aware" of it.
Normally, document.getElementById has nothing to do in an Angular app, but there are cases where we don't really have a choice, like this one, I guess.
There's a workaround/hack to kind of "shake up" Angular and force it to refresh and be made aware of changes that were made out of its world, by using Zone.js :
import { NgZone } from '@angular/core';

constructor(public zone: NgZone){  }

someMethod() {
    this.serverImages.forEach(x => { // forEach! Not map()
      let carr = {
        prevSrc: x.url,
        thumbSrc: this.getThumb(x, 'server'),
      };
      this.combArr.push(carr);
    });
      // now your combArr has been modified, force Angular to re-render :

    this.zone.run(() => {
        console.log("re-rendered!")
    });

}


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Ted Kooser Shares the Poetry of Valentine's Day Since 1986, Ted Kooser has written an annual Valentine's Day poem and sent it to an ever-growing list of women. It's a project the former U.S. poet laureate ended last year. But now, he's collected those poems in a new book, Valentines.
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MICHELE NORRIS, Host:
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Michele Norris.
And I'm Melissa Block.
Around this time of year, for more than 20 years now, women all around the country have checked their mail boxes and have been happy to find a postcard bearing a red heart in the corner and a poem: a valentine from Ted Kooser, who was this country's poet laureate from 2004 to 2006.
He has collected those poems now in a book called "Valentines." And it starts with this one titled, "Pocket Poem."
TED KOOSER: (Reading) If this comes creased and creased again and soiled as if I'd opened it a thousand times to see if what I'd written here was right, it's all because I looked too long for you to put in your pocket. Midnight says the little gifts of loneliness come wrapped by nervous fingers. What I wanted this to say was that I want to be so close that when you find it, it is warm from me.
BLOCK: Ted Kooser, do you remember the guy who wrote that poem back in 1986?
KOOSER: Well, sort of. I do. You know, in a way, I stole the idea from this poem - one of my good friends was trying to seduce a woman and would leave little scraps of paper in the pockets of her sweater - ones that she would hang it up and I thought it was such a good idea that I make a poem to use in that way.
BLOCK: He left them anonymously. She didn't ever know it was from?
KOOSER: Well, I think she knew they were from.
BLOCK: Uh-huh.
KOOSER: Sure. That, you know, it worked.
BLOCK: It did work.
(SOUNDBITE OF LAUGHTER)
KOOSER: Yeah.
BLOCK: That poem, "Pocket Poem" is a really, you know, romantic gesture poem and - but there are lot of others that are more oblique and there's one that I'd love you to read. This is one of my favorite. It's called "A New Potato."
KOOSER: "A New Potato" - that's back in here - oh, yes.
(Reading) "A New Potato." This is just one of the leathery eggs, the scuffed- up, dirty turtle of the moon buried early in spring, her eyes like stars fixed on the future, and, inside its red skin, whiteness, like all of the moons to come, and marvelous, buttered with light.
BLOCK: Hmm. That's some potato.
KOOSER: Well, you know, on all these Valentine poems, Melissa, I've tried to get a little red in them or something rather, you know, that would relate back to Valentine's if not love, a color or something. And I thought these new potatoes with that red skin, you know, some of them are really quite heart shaped, in a way, and that's where I got to it, I think.
BLOCK: Ted, how did all this start, these valentine poems that you've been sending out for so long now?
KOOSER: Well, I have a very good friend (unintelligible). And she has been sending out valentines that she's made fro many, many years. And one year, I guess, in 1986, I decided, well, maybe I could do something like this and send out a poem and I - so I sent out maybe, in the first year, maybe 50 of them, mostly to the wives of my friends and so on. And then the list built up, oh, gradually over the years, you know, women would say that they thought it'd be fun to get a valentine's and so on.
And then when I was appointed poet laureate and started doing a lot more public appearances, I would read one of the valentine poems that many of those readings and then I would say if there any women in this audience who would like to be on my annual valentine mailing list, you know, leave your name and address afterwards. And so by the time I stopped last year, I had 2,700 names on my list. And I spent almost $1,000 on postage and printing. And I thought, well, you know, we've probably taken this almost too far, so I decided I would "rein it in." You know, I may go back to writing valentine poems again some day but not to that huge list.
BLOCK: I wonder if you're going to be writing a poem some time this next year and just wish for that mailing list back and just think maybe you need to send out a couple of thousand of them all over again.
KOOSER: Well, you know, that could certainly happen. And I've got the mailing list, so - sure. And, you know, it's always been a lot of fun sitting there in front the television on one of those TV trays with a huge stack of these cards sticking those little red hearts on it as I watch "Law & Order" reruns and (unintelligible).
BLOCK: Very romantic.
KOOSER: Yes, very romantic, indeed. Yeah. Sometimes when I had the time and the schedule didn't work out right, I would send them all up to the postmaster in Valentine, Nebraska, and have him stamp them from Valentine, but I couldn't do that every year because I was sometimes right down to the wire.
BLOCK: There's a poem that's toward the end of the collections, so it must be one that you wrote fairly recently, and it's poem of great promise and potential, I think, called, "A Map of the World."
KOOSER: Oh, yeah. I like this poem. I had bought a calendar that had - was an - a yearly calendar and the pictures on it were all ancient maps of the world and there was one map that actually was heart shaped - "A Map of the World."
One of the ancient maps of the world is heart-shaped, carefully drawn and once washed with bright colors, though the colors have faded as you might expect feelings to fade from a fragile old heart, the brown map of a life. But feeling is indelible, and longing infinite, a starburst compass pointing in all the directions two lovers might go, a fresh breeze swelling their sails, the future uncharted, still far from the edge where the sea pours into the stars.
BLOCK: I love that image.
KOOSER: Thank you.
BLOCK: We should say that you do have wife, Kathleen, has been very tolerant of this passion of your over the years.
KOOSER: Oh, yeah. And I think she's enjoyed it. You know, from time to time, the husbands of some of the women on my list would send her Valentine's.
KOOSER: But, yeah, she's very patient with me. She understands that I'm harmless, I think.
BLOCK: She won't be getting those valentines, I guess, anymore from those husbands then?
KOOSER: Well, I have special valentines for her, so, yeah.
BLOCK: You do include one last valentine in this book. The is when you wrote for your wife, Kathleen, called "The Hog-Nosed Snake."
KOOSER: Yes. This was - I actually wrote this for Kathy(ph) as a wedding anniversary prank, I guess, more than anything else, but I've had a lot of fun with this poem because, you know, from time to time when I'm doing readings, people who are - have traditional taste in poetry, I'll say, why can't you write a poem that rhymes and (unintelligible) on meter and so on. So this is the one that I was reciting to them on those occasions. As you know, it's a tender, loving, little poem, "The Hog-Nosed Snake."
(Reading) The hog-nosed snake, when playing dead, lets its tongue loll out of its ugly head. It lies on its back as stiff as a stick; If you flip it over it'll flip back quick. If I seem dead when you awake, just flip me once, like the hog-nosed snake.
BLOCK: Words to live by, I think, Ted.
KOOSER: Yes. Right. Yeah.
BLOCK: You know, when we met several years ago for the first time, we came at to your house there in Garland, Nebraska, and you talked about Valentine's Day as the poet's holiday.
KOOSER: That's right. And I still think that it's not tied up with anything other than expressions of sentiment and it seems like a great holiday for the poet.
BLOCK: Well, Ted, happy Valentine's Day.
KOOSER: Happy Valentine's Day to you, and it's a great pleasure talking to you again.
BLOCK: Poet Ted Kooser. His book is titled "Valentines." You can hear and read more of his valentine poems at npr.org.


Hear ye! The full schedule for the 2009 New Yorker Festival is now up at the Festival site. Tickets go on sale this Friday at noon E.T.
JAMES FRANCO pretended to have different accents—"Italian, Russian, Irish"—when he worked at a McDonald's drive-thru.
RACHEL MADDOW got her big break when she won a contest to be a radio host on WRNX, in Holyoke, Massachusetts.
WALLACE SHAWN once played a New Yorker theatre critic in a movie ("Prick Up Your Ears").
JASON SCHWARTZMAN once played a monarch in a movie directed by his cousin ("Marie Antoinette").
The New York Times called NATE SILVER "perhaps the most unlikely media star to emerge" in the 2008 election season.
The poet SAPPHIRE studied under Allen Ginsberg at Brooklyn College.
Stay tuned to the blog. We'll be announcing a special contest for New Yorker Festival fanatics in a few days.


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Ametrodiplosis viciae är en tvåvingeart som beskrevs av Boris Mamaev 1961. Ametrodiplosis viciae ingår i släktet Ametrodiplosis och familjen gallmyggor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Napoli manager Maurizio Sarriclaims that goalkeeper Pepe Reina is unlikely to make it to the first-team for the game against Juventus.
Reina has been unavailable for selection since the international break. He had to leave the international action with a calf injury. Up until now, it appears that the player has been performing well to treatment and may just feature in the game against Juventus. It is an extremely important match for the club in the context of the Italian Serie A title and Champions League qualification. In such a match, the presence of the best players would often make the difference.
Yet,Sarri says that the goalkeeper was only 65% fit in the last tests. He may not be risked in the game considering that the Napoli team has even bigger games coming up in the next few weeks.
Even if Napoli do not beat Juventus, it is important that the club managed to get the 34-year-old goalkeeper as soon as possible. A veteran of several games throughout his career, Reina has the experience to deal with the business end of the campaign in a calm and collected manner. Napoli are third in the Italian Serie A, but it looks like the club will be missing out on a second spot, which is occupied by Roma.
"The decision is up to him, he'll realise if he's fit or not.Tests results can well be comforting, but it's also about how the lad feels. If he is efficient enough to play, then we'll evaluate it.As I said, it depends on him. Reina has great experience and intelligence," said the Napoli manager. Napoli come into the game on the back of three consecutive wins in the Italian Serie A, although they did suffer a heavy loss against Real Madrid the Champions League last 16 round.
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U.S. equity index futures are lower this morning. S&P 500 futures are down 7 points in pre-opening trade. Index futures are responding to strength in the U.S. Dollar and a downgrade of Spain's sovereign debt by Moody's.
Commodities priced in U.S. dollar were lower across the board. Crude oil fell $1.68 per barrel, gold dropped $10.30 per ounce, silver gave up $0.76 per ounce and copper fell $0.03 per lb.
Index futures weakened further after economic news was released at 8:30 AM EST. Consensus for weekly jobless claims was 382,000 versus 368,000 in the previous week. Actual was 397,000. Consensus for the January U.S. Trade Deficit was $41.5 billion versus $40.6 billion in December. Actual was $46.3 billion.
The Bank of England maintained its overnight lending rate at 0.5%.
Earnings reports released overnight were mixed. Transat reported a larger loss than expected. H&R Block reported higher than consensus earnings.
TD Newcrest and Canaccord upgraded Pengrowth Energy from Hold to Buy.
Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on CGI Group with a Buy rating.
Canaccord upgraded Aecon from Hold to Buy.
Sun Trust initiated coverage on Tim Hortons with a Buy rating. Target is $60.


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For more information about opening times on Sunday or late night shopping make sure to view the information in the designated blocks. If this WHSmith isn't nearby your location you can use the 'Map & Directions' tab to find the fastest route to Meridian Centre in Havant. This location's coordinates are specifically 50.8521 latitude, -0.9824 longitude. To contact this Bookstore by phone you can dial 02392453743 during business hours.


Every child has the right to education we say. But how many kids have access to that education in their community?
My village, for instance, doesn't have one and at the moment we are trying everything to have it near us. We would like to save our kids from walking very long distances to and from everyday and also for security reason especially for the young in Std1-4 whom have to cross broken bridges with running water during the rainy season.
We are working on a project to extend our primary school which at the moment only has one block for standard 1&2 students.
Because most or almost all donors require community participation and a 10% contribution to the whole project fund, my community agreed to put together money collected from each household in the six villages that will benefit from this project. This money that has already been and still is being payed is used to pay local people to make bricks, collect sand, quarry and water while we look for various funding.
It hasn't been easy for other households to pay all the amount that was required, some borrow from village savings banks, some wait to sell their farm produce, and some look for some piece of work but in the end everyone with the help of chiefs and group village head is trying to source the money for the project.
I must say I am particularly impressed with the way the community comes together; works together; encourages one another and even helps each other to develop their small community and make ends meet at the end of the day.
It's going to be a great moment to see these structures finished and see students come to this primary school in great numbers and produce great leaders that will contribute to the development of this nation and I will have known in some small way I helped make this happen.


I have often seen B2B marketers obsess over home page messaging but leave the company overview page (and section) nearly bare, outside of basic marketing material. When coordinating link outreach, one of the first places I would assume an interested site owner would review would be the About Page of an organization. Bottom-line, they want to know whether the asset they will link to comes from a reputable source.
Kissmetrics has a great post highlighting information frequently found and illustrated in trustworthy websites.
The resources overview page is another place too often underutilized in the link outreach message. When sending out a message to a prospective link partner, I almost always include a reference to the resources overview page, since it can be a great destination for site owners to find additional content that may be of value for their audiences.
Don't forget to dive into the Resources Archives bylines used in link building submissions to industry publications.
I've often found good white papers can be broken out into multiple blog posts. Setting up a short interview with product marketing teams on a semi-regular basis is usually all it takes to refresh and update concepts used in older white paper material.
This collateral can be a boon for B2B SEO's looking for adaptable content to use in blog posts, SEO landing pages, and distribution across social media platforms. The key is being proactive about identifying the resources and creative in adapting them for online marketing needs.
Customer support can be a great resource for finding content ideas. Interview customer service teams for commonly asked questions and issues they field during calls with customers. The answers they provide can become blog posts, articles, and additional content assets for the website.
One of our clients that develops an enterprise software solution has been developing "technology tips" based on customer service queries for the past two years. When reviewing analytics last quarter, we realized these content marketing assets contributed to 5% of the overall content viewed and 20% of the search queries received.
More importantly, these resources are often discussed and receive feedback during regular account management calls and meetings, which gets the ball rolling for new technology tip ideas and suggestions.
Finally, while there may be nothing more annoying that landing on a broken webpage, a little creativity in the error message can go a long way to alleviating frustration and bring the visitor back to the site. While we typically recommend a clear error message with links to core navigational elements and social media profiles, humor and creative expression are often welcome too. At the least, maybe you'll get a link in one of these collections for your efforts.
What content marketing opportunities have you found underutilized for B2B SEO in past experiences? I would love to read your perspective and ideas via comments below.


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Tylie Vaughan Eaves
Written with a Reason
About Tylie
Everyone has a Story
Everyone has a story – young and old, rich and poor. Some of the most amazing stories I've heard in my life are true stories. Somehow, true stories speak to people in ways that fiction can't seem to touch. When you really get down to it, real life is an overwhelming flurry of plot twists and character development that, even during the most mundane of times, holds enough drama to keep us all interested.
I try to keep this in mind when I write, because it helps me create stories that are relatable. I want my fiction to provide a mental escape that still feels like a true story — that offers life-changing impact through relatability. I want readers to become part of the story, to feel like they know the characters personally and to walk away with something tangible when the story ends.
I want my readers to enjoy reading my work; that is the point, after all, right? I want to somehow be of service from behind my keyboard. That's why I like to connect with my readers. I want to get to know them and be part of their stories in the epic saga that is real life.
But most of all, I want to exemplify the goodness of God in my work. I want people to feel His love through my words. If fiction can be a mission field, it is the one on which I'm called to serve.
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Welcome! As you can see, our first issue is out and we are very excited about it! Since we are highlighting San Diego Comic-Con in our premiere issue, we decided to go with a cover shot of one of our own, our Editor of Manly Arts, Ben Markley, wearing his Tony Stark costume for SDCC. That beautifully glowing ARC Reactor Ben is wearing is not a photo-shopped appliance but rather an actual electronic device he built with a 3D printer. Ben also did the wiring and shirt himself. You can see why he is our Editor of Manly Arts.
Ben is not the only member of The Bock Review with Con experience, most of our people are all SDCC veterans, some for as many as three decades.
Even though we are calling this our Comic-Con Issue, we will be covering The Con in all of it's glory in future pieces as well. While not an SDCC publication, we will be devoting a lot of time and space to future conventions, including advice for first time attendees and, of course, a lot of photographs.
Comic-con and beyond
The SDCC is the largest show of its kind.. anywhere..period. There was a time, several decades ago, that few outside of the Nerdisphere had even heard of Comic-Con, a fewer even those who understood it. It if was mentioned on television, there was always some sort of disclaimer, attempting to explain to middle America what The Con was about. Now, during its regular summer run, the news and internet coverage is constant and nobody needs to include a disclaimer with their report. For those of you who have never been but are curious, we will be telling stories and sharing experiences and photos from past Comic-Cons and helping the uninitiated to enjoy, from a distance, our staff's Con Adventures. For those of you who are contemplating a trip to SDCC, we will also be sharing some tips and how-tos as well as some of the more unexpected issues, such as CC etiquette.
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The Bock Review will also be profiling members of our publishing family and friends, talented artists, actors, musicians writers and virtually any type of talented or creative person you can imagine. First up for the spotlight in our first issue is international professional photographer (and actor, director, producer, writer and graphic designer!) Lawrence Costales. Lawrence has been active in the California theater scene for several decades and is well known photographer both here and abroad. You can catch some of his work, photography and video on www.youtube.come. Lawrence has over 20 episodes of his self produced show, Musica LA! available to meet some of L.A'.s up and coming Latino musical talents.
We also are featuring a young athlete, 8 year old Benjamin Markely of Menifee CA (He is not only a rising Soccer star in the Inland Empire area, but is the son of our very own staff member, Ben Markley).
In our Out & About column, The Bock Review is running a very colorful pictorial featuring some of the more dramatic wildflower blooms seen over the past several months.
Thank you for stopping in and checking out our site. Please check back to keep up with our online content. May The Force Be With You...Always!
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For those of you with interests beyond Comic-Con, The Bock Review will be covering a wide variety of seemingly disparate array of topics and subjects. The subjects will be as varied and eclectic as our staff. There will be a few regular columns, such as our "Sacred Spaces" section. The Bock Review will be featuring religious and spiritual places, both man made and natural sites. Being located in Southern California, it should not come as a surprise that our first pictorial for this section is one of the 21 California Missions, Mission San Juan Capistrano. The text accompanying the pictorial is a rather brief, personal recollection from our editor in chief, E.P. Bock.
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