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Drawing on data from a wide range of sources, we collated and combined the data and married it to Which?'s editorial content to produce the definitive guide to help students to make informed decisions about their higher education choices.
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Lots of people wonder about the things that can go wrong with a typical re-roofing project. Aside from the funny roofing stories, there are some mistakes that I see over and over again when I'm out with my employees doing a visual inspection after we've torn off the old roof. The good news, is that we'll make sure your roof is impeccable, and that 20 years from now it still holds its value.
One of the biggest issues we run into is the ice and water shield. Lots of people only put one line. You need two on most homes. On larger homes or custom-made homes, you can use three or four sheets of ice and water shield to make sure it's going to be effective and protect the home.
An ice and water shield are a self-adhering membrane. It's sticky. You roll it down directly on the oriented strand board (OSB) or the plywood, and it seals to it. Then you put your paper underlayment down. The idea is that it allows the ice to back up. It's a pretty powerful construction technique, and many people just do the bare minimum instead of going the extra mile to make sure it's going to prevent ice from damming up.
Another thing we run into relates to blow offs from a roof. Wind storms can cause quite a bit of damage to improperly nailed roofs because the shingles aren't securely nailed in place. We call it a high nail. It's usually the result of a roofer moving too fast with too little attention to the details.
Sometimes people will nail on the asphalt strip instead of below the asphalt strip, but that's usually the case when someone hasn't been trained properly. They can sometime think that the extra tar will seal around the head of the nail, and that just isn't the case. Overdriven nails, too, can be a problem especially with pneumatic guns with settings that haven't been calibrated. When nails are overdriven, they punch through the mat of the roof and are far more likely to slide up and fly off during a windstorm.
What About the Utah Roofing Industry?
The roofing industry is still a word-of-mouth industry. That's why we care so much about doing quality work the first time because your roof really is our roof. It's our name that's behind it. And when people ask you where you got your roof done we want you to be able to say "Rock Solid Roofing did my roof." We know roofs are unexpected expenses for most people. We know they're expensive. Consequently, we make sure that you're getting the highest-quality roof your money can buy.
The other day one of my sales guys was driving by a home we'd done and noticed some shingles had blown off during a storm. It happens. But that's our name on the line, that's our roof we built. We take pride in that. So, my sales guy just called me up and said, "Hey, I sent so-and-so over to fix up their roof so they'll be a little late to our staff meeting," and I was just proud that our sales guy cares that much about our reputation that he'd go and do the right thing. That's the kind of company I've built, and I'm proud of the work we do. We take care of our customers because that's the way we'd like to be treated, too. When we say, "Your Roof is Our Roof" we mean it.


If your throwing a Cinderella birthday party for your child then try these ideas out. I made these food tent cards and used clipart from The Happy Graphics to make these. Try making your very own!
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WINSTON REID has left West Ham on an extended loan deal to Sporting Kansas City of the USA's Major Soccer League. This blog wishes the New Zealand international every success in the States after 10 seasons with the Hammers. Apart from that final, historic, match-winning goal at Upton Park, the centre back produced at least five Premier League seasons of top quality, highly physical and committed defending, was awarded Hammer of the Year in 2013 and was in a lot of people's Team of the Decade.
There is so often a 'but' following a glowing testimonial – and here it comes now: Why on earth was Reid, a player whose character was writing cheques his body couldn't cash over the preceding couple of seasons awarded a new six-year contract at the club in August 2017? Aged 29, it was pretty clear the player's physique was crumbling. Reid has made just 17 Premier League starts since that signature and none in the last two seasons. A shocking knee injury against Swansea was not so much bad lack as sadly, horrifically, inevitable.
Chair David Sullivan would no doubt point to the interest shown in the All White by Tottenham and Arsenal. He said at the time: "We want to keep our best players in Claret and Blue and Winston is undoubtedly one of them so, in line with our normal policy, we review the contracts of players who are doing well for the Club and reward and extend them when the opportunity arises.
He hilariously added: "As a West Ham fan, I am absolutely delighted that he has pledged his future to the Club and I am sure he will play a central role in our challenge to become one of the top teams in this country over the coming seasons."
At the point Reid signed up, another player on a six-year deal, Andy Carroll, was about to enter his sixth year at West Ham (the first on loan) having made just 74 appearances over the previous four seasons and was out with yet another long-term injury.
Andy Carroll in a typical pose
Sullivan treats player trading not as a speculator doing his best to work in the market and re-invest profit into the club, but a collector loathed to let players go.
Nobody, we are told, works harder than Sulley to get players to join West Ham. Perhaps, in a rare flash of self-recognition the owner realised just how rubbish he is and couldn't face more of the same. The most ikely scenario however, is he believes big sides and "selling clubs" are mutually exclusive and thinks giving Aaron Cresswell and Arthur Fucking Masuaku new five-year deals is great business. In which case he is an idiot.
It's true clubs with huge available funds don't need to turn a profit to survive. Sides such as Barcelona, Manchester United and Real Madrid will never really struggle so long as they maintain a global image – even if, and this is important, all three are relatively speaking struggling at present (oh how we at West Ham would love such slim pickings!)
However, the current European and World Club Champions – Liverpool in case you haven't been reminded in at least 10 minutes – are a selling club. For three of the last four seasons they have turned a profit in player trading. Sales of players such as Raheem Sterling, Luis Suarez and Phillippe Coutinho (bought for under £25million, sold for around ten times the amount) keep the club in clover. In contrast to West Ham, Liverpool would have no hesitation letting a fading or injured player leave.
Have we mentioned Andy Carroll?
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Finally finished my new header which is actually part of a larger canvas that I've just completed.
So pleased as I wanted something original and I hope everyone who takes the time to read my blog enjoys it too.
That's good.id like to see the larger canvas.
Also where is that spring you promised us?
Have posted the finished canvas, hope you like it….ummm spring..wish I had some magic fairy dust.


It would be very helpful to be able to reorder the table headings when in Table Layout. I know you can do this by reordering the fields in the app, but that doesn't always make sense for the actual data entry.
+1, also interested in this!
I want the name of the person who created an item to be the first column in the table - to achieve this at the moment i have to add a field in to the app, but it would be much more simple if i could just reorder the columns and use the created by field.
I don't understand how this is not a feature. It seems like such a basic thing.
Grrr ... How annoying you can't drag and drop to re-arrange. Would make user viewing of the data so much better.
Thank you very much for your feedback and for continuing to challenge us on this.
I've re-shared this feedback with the product team for their assessment.
+1000. Actually that's almost the only piece I really miss in Podio!
This feature still not fixed? +1 from here also.
Is this not a priority? Does Podio dev not have enough resources? Is this a lot more challenging of a fix than we realize?


Sister Teresita Ryan (Sinead Ryan) was born in Mitchelstown, County Cork, Ireland on April 24, 1918. She was the daughter of William J. Ryan and Julia (O'Donoghue) Ryan. She was one of nine children - four of whom were dedicated to the Lord's service: two Loreto Sisters - Sr. Teresita and Sr. Celine, a Presentation sister, Sr. Sheila, and Fr. James, OFM Cap.
Teresita entered the novitiate in Loreto Convent, Navan, County Meath, Ireland in 1936. She served as principal at Loreto high schools in Navan and Mullingar. She was an excellent adminstrator, and with her exceptional musical ability, she brought both of these schools to a highl level in choir and musical performance.
In 1975, Sr. Teresita came to Arizona and joined the Loreto Sisters working at SS. Simon and Jude School and Parish in Phoenix. As a principal, she had a personal interest in each student - always trying to bring out the best in each one. Students could reminisce about the guided meditations she would give to a full study-hall of students totally wrapped in deep reverent silence. Her musical ability was appreciated in the school setting and when she shared her talent on feast-days and fun days in the convent and parish. Her silver soprano voice always brought standing ovations.
It can be said of Sr. Teresita that she was a fountain of spirituality, a top-notch administrator, a gifted musician, a mentor, a woman of talent and service, and always, with a song in her heart!


These are the guidelines to install TWRP recovery on Google Nexus 9 running Android 6.0 Marshmallow. After you finish the guide on installing TWRP recovery on Google Nexus 6, you can follow the guide through on how to root the Google Nexus 6 running Android 6.0 Marshmallow on build MRA59K, which is the official factory image release.
TWRP recovery was the first recovery to come out on the Google Nexus devices. Moreover, it was the first recovery to ever come out with a touch user interface. The touch-based recovery means you see the buttons on the mobile device's display. Before seeing any touch-based recovery, we only had ClockworkMod recovery which you must press the Volume Up and Down keys and the Power button to scroll and confirm actions when in the recovery mode. Naturally, the touch-based recovery has become more popular over time, although both versions of recovery let you do the same thing.
Use this guide only on the Google Nexus 9 tablets. We have a guide for each of the main Google Nexus devices here on the site, so there's no need to take unnecessary risks in flashing a file on the wrong device.
Download the HTC USB drivers  directly to your computer.
You need to connect to a Windows computer for the guide and therefore you must enable the USB Debugging Mode. Without the Debugging working, you cannot connect to the computer. Point to the Apps icon > Settings app > Developer Options and tap the box that says USB Debugging so it is working. If it is already on with a mark, then you know it is working already.
You are voiding the warranty by flashing a custom recovery on your device. You'll need the stock recovery back on to send it away for free repairs.
Download the Android SDK  from the official Android developers page.
Learn how to set up ADB and Fastboot on a Windows PC  by following our guide.
Download the TWRP recovery flounder file from here .
We are giving you the touch-based TWRP recovery, because according to our readers, it is the preferred option over CWM recovery with the Nexus devices. While we do agree that TWRP was the first recovery available, you should understand that they both are now available and you can use CWM recovery if you prefer that custom recovery.
Completely power down the Google Nexus 9 tablet.
Reboot to Fastboot mode by holding the Volume Down and Power buttons together for a few seconds until the screen changes.
Open the folder you have after extracting the Android SDK.
Hold down the Shift key on the keyboard and right-click the mouse on an empty area within that same folder.
Choose to open the command prompt windows here from that new menu you should see.
Type the command: 'fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.8.7.0-flounder.img'.
Your device will make changes on the display of the Nexus 9. Choose the 'recovery' option from the Nexus 9's display.
Now learn how to root the Google Nexus 9 on Android 6.0 Marshmallow MRA58K .


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Home News Cardano ADA Addresses Surges, Attained An All-time High Of 5.2 Million
Cardano ADA Addresses Surges, Attained An All-time High Of 5.2 Million
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The Cardano network is among the fastest-growing digital asset protocols in the industry. It attracts people and expands its addresses as the days continue to roll by.
A new record has now been set by Cardano (ADA) as data from the new entrants to the network shows that it has achieved another record growth in the number of addresses in April, with 5.2 million addresses added amid the plunge in activities on the blockchain network.
The latest report from Cryptocompare's Asset Report shows that the total number of addresses in possession of ADA grew by 2.99% in April, translating to 5.2 million new addresses. This is partly due to the increase in the number of token holders in the network, which jumped from 529,000 in March to 679,000 last month.
Additionally, the accompanying rise in the number of cruisers who have joined the network also increased to 4.14 million from 3.84 million.
However, the report also disclosed that not all is well with the Cardano network as the number of short-term traders possessing the ADA token nosedived by 44.6%, from a total of 682,000 in March to a low of 377,000 in April.
Activity Declines on the Cardano Blockchain
Further details from Cryptocompare's report show that there has been a significant drop in the number of activities on the Cardano Blockchain network in April.
A sharp drop was recorded in the monthly transactions, with a 62.2% drop translating to 1.17 million; the total number of the average active users of the network also declined by 57.7%, representing 52,000.
In the same vein, the daily new addresses also took a hit, dropping 59.1% to 23,200. Meanwhile, the average transaction fees shot up to $0.91 last month from the low of $0.42 in March.
ADA Accumulation on the Rise
According to on-chain metrics, the drop in activity on the Cardano network has failed to deter ADA holders as the majority of them are accumulating the tokens as if the going is good enough. At the same time, there has been an observable retail interest in ADA as whales are reported in the mood, with some already part of the accumulation trend going on in the network.
The comeback of the whales is surprising, especially after dumping the majority of their 7-month ADA tokens on the market when the market correction has been intense, so much so that most investors have no alternative but to deposit their excess holdings in the market.
In the meantime, both whales and retail investors have begun accumulating ADA after the price dip. Available reports also revealed that the price has yet to recover fully despite the ongoing activities on the platform.
But investors appear to be holding on to their assets throughout the bear period, as data from the price page of Coinbase shows that the average hold time for ADA tokens is 121 days before investors choose to sell or transfer them.
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Turkey is experiencing a fully blown currency crisis and financial meltdown. The Turkish economy has been running a substantial twin deficit, faces accelerating inflation and has amassed a significant amount of foreign currency-denominated debt both in the public and private sectors. Structural deficiencies have not been addressed by policymakers and, indeed, were exacerbated by the President forbidding the central bank to respond appropriately by aggressively raising interest rates. Consequently, financial market players have now "thrown in the towel" on Turkish assets, which have already been struggling for a long time.
Even though the situation would usually result in substantial tightening on the monetary front, no steps have been taken by the central bank, as it has been captured by President Erdogan, which means that the monetary authority has effectively lost its operational independence and is a casual observer to the collapse of Turkish asset prices. During the week, the Turkish lira plummeted 25.9%, while since the beginning of this year, the currency has lost almost 70% of its value vis-à-vis the US dollar. The 10-year government bond yield exceeded 20.6%. Recent events in Turkey underpin the need for orderly state finances, prudent economic policies and a stable external financing position, especially in emerging economies.
The US diary for this week contains little of major market significance, as monthly retail sales and industrial production data are unlikely to greatly impact global market sentiment. GDP and inflation data in the Eurozone will provide guidance as to whether the European Central Bank's plan to terminate the asset purchases this December is appropriate. Meanwhile in the UK, CPI and earnings figures will be in the focus.
Asian markets will mostly pay attention to macroeconomic data this week, as China publishes retail sales and industrial production figures. Furthermore, Indian CPI, Malaysian GDP and Taiwanese GDP statistics will also be released. The Indonesia central bank's rate setting meeting will be the only scheduled policy event this week. However, it is likely to be a "non-event", as the policy rate is expected to be stable at 5.25%.
The diary in Latin America is relatively empty. Colombia will release GDP figures, while Argentina published July CPI inflation numbers.
In Africa, Kenya publishes PPI inflation from the second quarter, Nigeria releases July CPI inflation, while South Africa announces mining production performance in June. In the second half of this week, the Egyptian central bank holds a monetary policy meeting.


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Ebel said the area is very rural and doesn't have fire hydrants. At last check, some 10,000 gallons of water had been brought in by shuttle tankers to fight the blaze.
At it's peak the fire reached 3-alarms. The Benbrook Fire Department received help from other agencies including White Settlement.
There is no natural gas in the area — all homes run off propane.


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Girls Finale Vs 1987's Baby Boom Movie: What's old is new Again
Posted onApril 19, 2017
ByBee15
CategoriesMovies and Entertainment
Tags80's movies, baby boom, baby boom movie, entertainment bloggers, girls ending, girls finale, girls series finale, movie reviews, tv show reviews, tv shows
What's old is new again. Why do I say this? The Girls finale commenced this past Sunday night and while opinions appear slightly mixed, it seemed some of my previous thoughts might ring true. In the end, Hannah's happy ending was with a man after all. But not the man typical of cliched, happy endings. Instead, its her little man, Grover; the product of her one night stand with surf dude Paul-louis. As the series ends with one final scene on Hannah's face, we've realized something with her in that moment; growth had in fact, occurred. Not that having a baby, or being a single mom equates to automatic growth. But for this girl, who at times seemed spoiled, incapable of maturity, or on her own Hannah island at times, a baby somehow seemed to do just that. Even Dunham herself said when she started Girls, she always saw it ending with Hannah and a baby. Some watching that ending might applaud Dunham for doing the non stereo typical thing, while others may think the 'harsher' ending wasn't so realistic at all. Sure, the dad wasn't around, but not all single moms suddenly get a great job and move into a giant house in upstate New York either. The opinion on whether this Girls ending speaks to the millennial mom might be a mixed one. But when I watch the Girls ending, I don't look forward, but back. More specifically, back to a little movie I still love called Baby Boom, where the setup is different, but the lessons quite similar.
In the 1987 film, Diane Keaton isn't a spoiled mess of a millennial. Instead, she's a high powered yuppie executive. We're told moments in, (in an epic old school NYC scene), she's so tough her nickname is the Tiger Lady. When the self absorbed workaholic accidentally inherits a baby, her lifestyle slowly but ultimately morphs into a softer, successful, suburban mom.When the movie ends, similar to Hannah trying to latch in the Girls ending, we finally see the connection between new mom and child. (Although in this case, this was an adopted, not blood daughter). Though the Girls ending takes place 5 months into Hannah's motherhood, we get to see Hannah change too. It's clear that a connection hadn't yet been made, causing frustration and anger in her case. Ultimately, both final scenes illustrate our protagonists finally finding their own groove, and bond.
So turns out, Baby Boom might have celebrated it's 30th anniversary, and be a bit cliche, but it's intent and message aren't so archaic today. Many of the movie's themes aren't only still relevant, they mirror ones from the Girls finale itself. It may seem weird, but while watching, I actually saw quite a few similarities to one of my favorite films.
1. The message is still prevalent today. A woman can achieve success in both career and motherhood in various forms. In the beginning of Baby Boom, we're asked, can a woman have it all? Mind you, a female's power was decades away from what it is today. And the answer, at least according to Baby Boom; Yes. But you might not even want it. At least not in the same way. Regardless, an independent woman raising her baby without the dad was the topic explored in that movie, and the same one Dunham gave her main character on Sunday.
2. At the end, Success comes with entrepreneurship. After JC Wyatt leaves the high powered world of the city, she's a fish out of water in Vermont. But later, she comes back victorious with her own, self made, successful baby food business. In the end, instead of choosing to sell her million dollar business back to the corporate world that burned her, she keeps it for herself. Though that quick success might only be achievable in the movies, what could be more relevant today than a new mom who wants to own her own business? When Girls ends, Hannah is close to starting her new job as writing professor at a university. However, it feels obvious, or right that later, when things are more settled, Hannah will definitely find success, maybe even fame, as a self employed writer.
3. It ends as a love story with a baby not a guy. When Girls last episode Latching fades to black, we're feeling the connection Hannah's having at that moment, solely through her expression. Very similar to the way we felt her break up with Adam shortly before that in the diner. Both times, her face was enough to tell the story. At the end of Baby Boom, there isn't a prince in shining armor, (though we do know she'll have a relationship with the local Dr hunk). But the film doesn't end with Keaton and him or any other male love interest. It ends the way it began, with a mom and a baby.
4. Leaving NYC appears an essential ingredient. In both 87's Baby Boom, and the 2017 Girls finale, one outcome appears the same. Clarity comes with departing the city. As a native and loyal New Yorker, raised by a single mom, I can't really agree with that theme. Rather, thank god my mama stayed put. But I do find it interesting that in both stories, while quite different, this concept was similar. Both Hannah, and JC Wyatt move into a house in the suburbs. We're not around to see Hannah be a homemaker. But if the show continued, I imagine scenes where Hannah attempts to do some form of foreign home repair, perhaps on a roof.
5. The feministic message remains. For being made THIRTY years ago, it's hard to believe Baby Boom isn't more outdated. But even with a hollywood ending, and certain stereotypical scenes, the message then still rings true. Motherhood isn't for everyone. But if it happens to you, no matter what's going on, you grow up and do the job. It's not always pretty, and sometimes it's funny. I can even picture a future Hannah sticking little Grover on a Grocery store produce scale trying to figure out his weight, reminiscent of Keaton in the movie. This isn't her wheelhouse, but then again, neither was motherhood, and she's learning to roll with each punch. Unfortunately, we just wont' be there along the way this time.
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Bailie on April 19, 2017 at 12:25 pm
I haven't seen either of these! I'll have to check them out, They sound really interesting!
Kimberly Hsieh on April 19, 2017 at 9:11 pm
You make me want to watch this! Your analysis is very insightful as well.
Hannah Palamara on April 20, 2017 at 8:24 am
I've never seen these but I want to now! I love the messages you pointed out that they both have.
Working Mum on April 20, 2017 at 9:34 am
I have never heard of Girls and or that Diane Keaton film but now I definitely want to! Your analysis really is thought provoking and you are right – that message in the 80s about can we/do we want to/should we have it all is still sooo relevant today. Right, I know what movie I need to watch next!
Dia All The Things I Do on April 21, 2017 at 11:17 am
I haven't seen the movie Baby Boom, but I have been following girls the past few years and to be totally honest, I was a little let down with the way it ended.
I think the idea of selfish Hannah finding peace in giving was moving but I felt like the other characters who we followed and got to know over the past seasons got the short end of the stick. The show was called girls not girl. They really only closed out Hannah's story. I will say Sosh got an ending that seemed fitting for her. Marnie took a rough turn from the super together person we met in season one and she seems like she will find her new path but what about Jessa and Adam? Do they just live together as his second option? That episode was just heart breaking with Adam and Hannah sitting in the diner. It was nice that Hannah and Jessa made up, honestly I think if things had ended on the second to last episode I would have been happier. Okay now I'm just rambling because none of my "girls" are caught up on it. LOL
Oyinkan Ogunleye on April 25, 2017 at 3:32 pm
Some ppl still believe that women can't do it all and I believe otherwise. Women are definitely a special breed! 🙂
Bee15 on May 1, 2017 at 11:39 am
I love that description of us too! 🙂 xxx Thanks for stopping by! Bee
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Subject: Why This Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) Acquisition Means Huge Profits
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Facebook and WhatsApp
Why This Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) Acquisition Means Huge Profits
By Michael A. Robinson, Defense + Tech Specialist, Money Morning • @Robinson_STI - March 13, 2014
When Facebook Inc. (Nasdaq: FB) recently announced it was buying the messaging service WhatsApp for $19 billion, it touched off an avalanche of controversy and criticism.
We saw comments from the usual market pundits and stock jockeys. But with WhatsApp - thanks to the unique name, and the immense purchase price - even the late-night comedians stepped up.
This line from new "Late Night" host Seth Myers pretty much sums it all up:
What Pushed Facebook Inc. (Nasdaq: FB) Stock to Record Highs This Week
Why Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) Really Bought WhatsApp
By Diane Alter, Contributing Writer, Money Morning - February 25, 2014
Monday's broad-based rally sent the S&P 500 Index to an intraday record and also helped push Facebook Inc. (Nasdaq: FB) stock to an all-time high of $70.92.
Shares of the social networking giant climbed 3.4%, or 2.33 points, to the new high. Volume was heavy, with 76.63 million shares changing hands - compared to FB's average daily volume of 63 million shares.
By Garrett Baldwin, Behavioral Trading Specialist, Money Morning - February 21, 2014
Facebook is crazy for wanting to buy messaging company WhatsApp for $19 billion - crazy like a fox. But most in the media have completely missed the key to why this deal is so smart.
This is how Facebook plans to become the king of mobile...


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Four persons were charred beyond recognition while four others were hurt during a fire that destroyed a policeman's house in San Isidro, Lapaz, Iloilo City.
The fatalities were identified as Elbira Avelino, 64; Evangeline Jerapusco, 40; Richard Jerapusco; and Maria Christina Dolente.
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"""
pybufrkit.decoder
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"""
from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import print_function

import sys
import functools
import logging
# noinspection PyUnresolvedReferences
from six.moves import range

from pybufrkit.constants import (BITPOS_START,
                                 MESSAGE_START_SIGNATURE,
                                 NBITS_FOR_NBITS_DIFF,
                                 NBITS_PER_BYTE,
                                 NUMERIC_MISSING_VALUES,
                                 PARAMETER_TYPE_TEMPLATE_DATA,
                                 PARAMETER_TYPE_UNEXPANDED_DESCRIPTORS)
from pybufrkit.errors import PyBufrKitError
from pybufrkit.bitops import get_bit_reader
from pybufrkit.bufr import BufrMessage
from pybufrkit.tables import TableGroupCacheManager
from pybufrkit.templatedata import TemplateData
from pybufrkit.coder import Coder, CoderState
from pybufrkit.dataprocessor import BufrTableDefinitionProcessor
from pybufrkit.templatecompiler import CompiledTemplateManager, process_compiled_template
from pybufrkit.script import ScriptRunner

__all__ = ['Decoder', 'generate_bufr_message']

log = logging.getLogger(__file__)

# noinspection PyUnusedLocal,PyAttributeOutsideInit
class Decoder(Coder):
    """
    The decoder takes a bytes type string and decode it to a BUFR Message object.
    """

    def __init__(self,
                 definitions_dir=None,
                 tables_root_dir=None,
                 compiled_template_cache_max=None):

        super(Decoder, self).__init__(definitions_dir, tables_root_dir)

        # Only enable template compilation if cache is requested
        if compiled_template_cache_max is not None:
            self.compiled_template_manager = CompiledTemplateManager(compiled_template_cache_max)
            log.debug('Template compilation enabled with cache size of {}'.format(compiled_template_cache_max))
        else:
            self.compiled_template_manager = None

    def process(self, s, file_path='<string>',
                start_signature=MESSAGE_START_SIGNATURE,
                info_only=False,
                ignore_value_expectation=False,
                wire_template_data=True):
        """
        Decoding the given message string.

        :param s: Message string that contains the BUFR Message
        :param file_path: The file where this string is read from.
        :param start_signature: Locate the starting position of the message
            string with the given signature.
        :param info_only: Only show information up to template data (exclusive)
        :param ignore_value_expectation: Do not validate the expected value
        :param wire_template_data: Whether to wire the template data to construct
            a fully hierarchical structure from the flat lists. Only takes effect
            when it is NOT info_only.

        :return: A BufrMessage object that contains the decoded information.
        """
        idx = s.find(start_signature) if start_signature is not None else 0
        if idx == -1:
            raise PyBufrKitError('Cannot find start signature: {}'.format(start_signature))
        s = s[idx:]

        bit_reader = get_bit_reader(s)
        bufr_message = BufrMessage(file_path)

        configuration_transformers = (self.section_configurer.info_configuration,) if info_only else ()
        if ignore_value_expectation:
            configuration_transformers += (self.section_configurer.ignore_value_expectation,)

        nbits_decoded = 0
        section_index = 0  # Always start decoding from section 0
        while True:
            section = self.section_configurer.configure_section(bufr_message, section_index,
                                                                configuration_transformers)
            section_index += 1
            if section is None:  # when optional section is not present
                continue
            nbits_decoded += self.process_section(bufr_message, bit_reader, section)
            if section.end_of_message:
                break

        # The exact bytes that have been decoded
        bufr_message.serialized_bytes = s[:nbits_decoded // NBITS_PER_BYTE]

        if not info_only and wire_template_data:
            bufr_message.wire()

        return bufr_message

    def process_section(self, bufr_message, bit_reader, section):
        """
        Decode the given configured Section.

        :param bufr_message: The BUFR message object.
        :param section: The BUFR section object.
        :param bit_reader:
        :return: Number of bits decoded for this section.
        """
        section.set_metadata(BITPOS_START, bit_reader.get_pos())

        for parameter in section:
            if parameter.type == PARAMETER_TYPE_UNEXPANDED_DESCRIPTORS:
                parameter.value = self.process_unexpanded_descriptors(bit_reader, section)
            elif parameter.type == PARAMETER_TYPE_TEMPLATE_DATA:
                parameter.value = self.process_template_data(bufr_message, bit_reader)
            elif parameter.nbits == 0:
                # Zero number of bits means to read all bits till the end of the section
                parameter.value = bit_reader.read(
                    parameter.type,
                    section.section_length.value * NBITS_PER_BYTE -
                    (bit_reader.get_pos() - section.get_metadata(BITPOS_START))
                )
            else:
                parameter.value = bit_reader.read(parameter.type, parameter.nbits)

            log.debug('{} = {!r}'.format(parameter.name, parameter.value))

            # Make available as a property of the overall message object
            if parameter.as_property:
                setattr(bufr_message, parameter.name, parameter)

            if parameter.expected is not None:
                assert parameter.value == parameter.expected, 'Value ({!r}) not as expected ({!r})'.format(
                    parameter.value, parameter.expected
                )

        # TODO: option to ignore the declared length?
        # TODO: this depends on a specific parameter name, need change to parameter type?
        if 'section_length' in section:
            nbits_read = bit_reader.get_pos() - section.get_metadata(BITPOS_START)
            nbits_unread = section.section_length.value * NBITS_PER_BYTE - nbits_read
            if nbits_unread > 0:
                log.debug('Skipping {} bits to end of the section'.format(nbits_unread))
                bit_reader.read_bin(nbits_unread)
            elif nbits_unread < 0:
                raise PyBufrKitError('Read exceeds declared section {} length: {} by {} bits'.format(
                    section.get_metadata('index'), section.section_length.value, -nbits_unread))

        return bit_reader.get_pos() - section.get_metadata(BITPOS_START)

    def process_unexpanded_descriptors(self, bit_reader, section):
        """
        Decode for the list of unexpanded descriptors.

        :param section: The BUFR section object.
        :param bit_reader:
        :return: The unexpanded descriptors as a list.
        """
        unexpanded_descriptors = []
        nbytes_read = (bit_reader.get_pos() - section.get_metadata(BITPOS_START)) // NBITS_PER_BYTE
        for _ in range((section.section_length.value - nbytes_read) // 2):
            f = bit_reader.read_uint(2)
            x = bit_reader.read_uint(6)
            y = bit_reader.read_uint(8)
            unexpanded_descriptors.append(f * 100000 + x * 1000 + y)

        return unexpanded_descriptors

    def process_template_data(self, bufr_message, bit_reader):
        """
        Decode data described by the template.

        :param bufr_message: The BUFR message object.
        :param bit_reader:
        :return: TemplateData decoded from the bit stream.
        """
        # TODO: Parametrise the "normalize" argument
        bufr_template, table_group = bufr_message.build_template(self.tables_root_dir, normalize=1)

        state = CoderState(bufr_message.is_compressed.value, bufr_message.n_subsets.value)

        if self.compiled_template_manager:
            template_to_process = self.compiled_template_manager.get_or_compile(bufr_template, table_group)
            template_processing_func = functools.partial(process_compiled_template, self)
        else:
            template_to_process = bufr_template
            template_processing_func = self.process_template

        # For uncompressed data, the processing has to be repeated for number of times
        # equals to number of subsets. For compressed data, only a single processing
        # is needed as all subsets are taken care each time a value is processed.
        if bufr_message.is_compressed.value:
            template_processing_func(state, bit_reader, template_to_process)
        else:
            for idx_subset in range(bufr_message.n_subsets.value):
                state.switch_subset_context(idx_subset)
                template_processing_func(state, bit_reader, template_to_process)

        return TemplateData(bufr_template,
                            bufr_message.is_compressed.value,
                            state.decoded_descriptors_all_subsets,
                            state.decoded_values_all_subsets,
                            state.bitmap_links_all_subsets)

    def get_value_for_delayed_replication_factor(self, state):
        return state.get_value_for_delayed_replication_factor(-1)

    def define_bitmap(self, state, reuse):
        """
        For compressed data, bitmap and back referenced descriptors must be
        identical Otherwise it makes no sense in compressing different bitmapped
        descriptors into one slot.

        :param state:
        :param reuse: Is this bitmap for reuse?
        :return: The bitmap as a list of 0 and 1.
        """
        # First get all the bit values for the bitmap
        if state.is_compressed:
            bitmap = state.decoded_values_all_subsets[0][-state.n_031031:]
        else:
            bitmap = state.decoded_values[-state.n_031031:]
        if reuse:
            state.bitmap = bitmap

        state.build_bitmapped_descriptors(bitmap)
        return bitmap

    def process_numeric(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits, scale_powered, refval):
        (self.process_numeric_compressed if state.is_compressed else
         self.process_numeric_uncompressed)(state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits, scale_powered, refval)

    def process_numeric_uncompressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits, scale_powered, refval):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        value = bit_reader.read_uint_or_none(nbits)
        if value is not None:
            if refval:
                value += refval
            if scale_powered != 1:
                value /= scale_powered
        state.decoded_values.append(value)

    def process_numeric_compressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits_min_value, scale_powered, refval):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        min_value = bit_reader.read_uint_or_none(nbits_min_value)
        nbits_diff = bit_reader.read_uint(NBITS_FOR_NBITS_DIFF)

        # special cases: all missing or all equals
        if min_value is None:
            assert nbits_diff == 0, ('{}: nbits_diff must be zero for compressed '
                                     'values that are all missing or equal'.format(descriptor))
            for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
                decoded_values.append(None)

        elif nbits_diff == 0:
            value = min_value
            if refval:
                value += refval
            if scale_powered != 1:
                value /= scale_powered
            for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
                decoded_values.append(value)
        else:
            for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
                diff = bit_reader.read_uint_or_none(nbits_diff)
                if diff is None:
                    value = None
                else:
                    value = min_value + diff
                    if refval:
                        value += refval
                    if scale_powered != 1:
                        value /= scale_powered
                decoded_values.append(value)

    def process_string(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbytes):
        (self.process_string_compressed if state.is_compressed else
         self.process_string_uncompressed)(state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbytes)

    def process_string_uncompressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbytes):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        state.decoded_values.append(bit_reader.read_bytes(nbytes))

    def process_string_compressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbytes_min_value):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        min_value = bit_reader.read_bytes(nbytes_min_value)
        nbits_diff = bit_reader.read_uint(NBITS_FOR_NBITS_DIFF)

        if min_value in (b'\0' * nbytes_min_value or b'\xff' * nbytes_min_value):
            min_value = b''

        # special cases: all missing or all equals
        if min_value is None or nbits_diff == 0:
            assert nbits_diff == 0, ('{}: nbits_diff must be zero for compressed '
                                     'values that are all missing or equal'.format(descriptor))
            for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
                decoded_values.append(min_value)
        else:
            for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
                diff_value = bit_reader.read_bytes(nbits_diff)
                decoded_values.append(min_value + diff_value)

    def process_codeflag(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits):
        (self.process_codeflag_compressed if state.is_compressed else
         self.process_codeflag_uncompressed)(state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits)

    def process_codeflag_uncompressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        state.decoded_values.append(bit_reader.read_uint_or_none(nbits))

    def process_codeflag_compressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits_min_value):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        min_value = bit_reader.read_uint_or_none(nbits_min_value)
        nbits_diff = bit_reader.read_uint(NBITS_FOR_NBITS_DIFF)

        # special cases: all missing or all equals
        if min_value is None or nbits_diff == 0:
            assert nbits_diff == 0, ('{}: nbits_diff must be zero for compressed '
                                     'values that are all missing or equal'.format(descriptor))
            for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
                decoded_values.append(min_value)
        else:
            for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
                diff = bit_reader.read_uint_or_none(nbits_diff)
                if diff is None:
                    value = None
                else:
                    value = min_value + diff
                    # Still need to check for missing values, e.g. 4 bits code with a value of 15
                    # is actually a missing value
                    if descriptor.nbits > 1 and value == NUMERIC_MISSING_VALUES[descriptor.nbits]:
                        value = None
                decoded_values.append(value)

    def process_new_refval(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits):
        (self.process_new_refval_compressed if state.is_compressed else
         self.process_new_refval_uncompressed)(state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits)

    def process_new_refval_uncompressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        # NOTE read_int NOT read_uint
        state.new_refvals[descriptor.id] = value = bit_reader.read_int(nbits)
        # TODO: new descriptor type for new refval
        state.decoded_values.append(value)

    def process_new_refval_compressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits_min_value):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        min_value = bit_reader.read_int(nbits_min_value)
        nbits_diff = bit_reader.read_uint(NBITS_FOR_NBITS_DIFF)

        assert nbits_diff == 0, ('{}: New reference values must be identical '
                                 'for all subsets for compressed data'.format(descriptor))

        for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
            decoded_values.append(min_value)

        state.new_refvals[descriptor.id] = min_value
        # TODO: new descriptor type for new refval

    # TODO: this method can be removed if we don't use compiled template.
    def process_numeric_of_new_refval(self, state, bit_reader,
                                      descriptor, nbits, scale_powered,
                                      refval_factor):
        self.process_numeric(state, bit_reader, descriptor, nbits, scale_powered,
                             state.new_refvals[descriptor.id] * refval_factor)

    def process_constant(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, value):
        (self.process_constant_compressed if state.is_compressed else
         self.process_constant_uncompressed)(state, bit_reader, descriptor, value)

    def process_constant_uncompressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, value):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        state.decoded_values.append(value)

    def process_constant_compressed(self, state, bit_reader, descriptor, value):
        state.decoded_descriptors.append(descriptor)
        for decoded_values in state.decoded_values_all_subsets:
            decoded_values.append(value)

DATA_CATEGORY_DEFINE_BUFR_TABLES = 11

def generate_bufr_message(decoder, s, info_only=False, continue_on_error=False, filter_expr=None,
                          *args, **kwargs):
    """
    This is a generator function that processes the given string for one
    or more BufrMessage till it is exhausted.

    :param Decoder decoder: Decoder to use
    :param bytes s: String to decode for messages
    :return: BufrMessage object
    """
    sr = ScriptRunner(filter_expr, mode='eval') if filter_expr is not None else None
    idx_start = 0
    while idx_start < len(s):
        idx_start = s.find(MESSAGE_START_SIGNATURE, idx_start)
        if idx_start < 0:
            return
        try:
            matched = True
            if filter_expr:
                bufr_message = decoder.process(
                    s[idx_start:], start_signature=None, info_only=True, *args, **kwargs
                )
                matched = sr.run(bufr_message)
                if matched and not info_only:
                    bufr_message = decoder.process(
                        s[idx_start:], start_signature=None, info_only=False, *args, **kwargs
                    )
            else:
                bufr_message = decoder.process(
                    s[idx_start:], start_signature=None, info_only=info_only, *args, **kwargs
                )
            # If data section is not decoded, we rely on the declared length for the message length
            if info_only:
                bufr_message.serialized_bytes = s[idx_start: idx_start + bufr_message.length.value]
            else:
                if (bufr_message.data_category.value == DATA_CATEGORY_DEFINE_BUFR_TABLES
                        and bufr_message.n_subsets.value > 0):
                    _, b_entries, d_entries = BufrTableDefinitionProcessor().process(bufr_message)
                    TableGroupCacheManager.invalidate()
                    TableGroupCacheManager.add_extra_entries(b_entries, d_entries)
            idx_start += len(bufr_message.serialized_bytes)

            if matched:
                yield bufr_message

        except PyBufrKitError as e:
            if not continue_on_error:
                raise e
            print('Continuing on next message and ignoring error: {}'.format(e), file=sys.stderr)
            if info_only:
                idx_start += 1
            else:
                try:
                    bufr_message = decoder.process(
                        s[idx_start:], start_signature=None, info_only=True, *args, **kwargs)
                    idx_start += bufr_message.length.value
                except PyBufrKitError:
                    idx_start += 1

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Q: PHP - replacing or matching \r\n in a string? I have a string, it looks like this:
PS-B 08 m.Gear\r\n125cm silver

I am trying to replace the \r\n with something else, but all my tries failed so far. I tried [\r\n], I tried . and I tried the s modifier, none of them worked. How can I replace or match a string with \r\n properly?
Thanks!

A: This works:
$str = 'PS-B 08 m.Gear\r\n125cm silver';
$newStr = str_replace('\r\n', '######', $str);
echo $newStr;

Result:
PS-B 08 m.Gear######125cm silver

A: If you mean "\r\n", then:
$str = str_replace("\r\n", $something, $your_str);

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text:
module Chainer
  module Utils
    module Array
      def self.force_array(x, dtype=nil)
        if x.is_a? Integer or x.is_a? Float
          if dtype.nil?
            xm = Chainer::Device.default.xm
            xm::NArray.cast(x)
          else
            dtype.cast(x.dup)
          end
        else
          if dtype.nil?
            x
          else
            dtype.cast(x)
          end
        end
      end

      def self.ndindex(shape)
        shape.reduce(&:*).times.map do |i|
          shape.size.times.reduce([]) do |ndidx, j|
            ndidx << (i / shape.drop(j + 1).reduce(1, &:*)) % shape[j]
          end
        end
      end

      def self.take(x, indices, axis: nil)
        xm = Chainer.get_array_module(x)
        if axis
          dimensional_indices = ::Array.new(x.shape.size, true)

          indices_narray = xm::Int32.cast(indices)
          if indices_narray.shape.size > 1
            y = x.class.zeros(*indices_narray.shape, *x.shape.drop(axis + 1))
            self.ndindex(indices_narray.shape).each do |ndidx|
              dimensional_indices[axis] = indices_narray[*ndidx].to_i
              y[*ndidx, *::Array.new(x.shape.size - axis - 1, true)] = x[*dimensional_indices]
            end
            return y
          else
            dimensional_indices[axis] = indices
          end
          x[*dimensional_indices]
        else
          x[indices]
        end
      end

      def self.rollaxis(y, axis, start: 0)
        n = y.ndim
        # normalize axis
        axis = axis < 0 ? n + axis : axis
        if axis >= n
          raise ArgumentError, "axis #{axis} is out of bounds for array of dimension #{n}"
        end

        if start < 0
          start += n
        end

        unless 0 <= start && start < n + 1
          raise ArgumentError, "start arg requires #{-n} <= start < #{n}, but #{start} was passed in"
        end

        if axis < start
          start -= 1
        end

        if axis == start
          return y
        end

        axes = (0...n).to_a
        axes.delete_at(axis)
        axes.insert(start <= axes.size ? start : -1, axis)
        y.transpose(*axes)
      end

      def self.broadcast_to(x, shape)
        if x.shape.size > shape.size
           raise TypeError, "Shape of data  mismatch\n x.shape.size(#{x.shape.size}) > shape.size(#{shape.size})"
        end

        tile_shape = []
        if x.shape.size > 0
          shape[-x.shape.size..-1].each_with_index do |s, i|
            if  x.shape[i] == 1
              tile_shape << s
            elsif x.shape[i] == s
              tile_shape << 1
            else
              raise TypeError, "Shape of data  mismatch\n#{x.shape} != #{shape}"
            end
          end
        else
          tile_shape = shape
        end

        x.tile(*shape[0...-x.shape.size], *tile_shape)
      end
    end
  end
end


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Message Boards » The Lounge Chit Chat Old School Sports Talk Entertainment Tech Talk The Garage The Soap Box Classifieds Study Hall Feedback Forum » Fox News Page 1 ... 86 87 88 89 [90] 91 92, Prev Next
ScubaSteve
I just saw their new slogan... Real news. Real honest opinions. Not even trying the farse of fair and balanced anymore AND including an indirect reference to their dear leaders favorite saying.
nacstate
thegoodlife3
nobody gives a shit about high school valedictorians
nobody likes an 18 year old who strives to lord over others
[Edited on June 15, 2018 at 1:24 AM. Reason : .]
play so hard
Hot take alert
[Edited on June 15, 2018 at 3:13 AM. Reason : TGL prefers participation trophies for all]
https://www.mediaite.com/tv/corey-lewandowski-mocks-disabled-migrant-girl-who-was-separated-from-parents-womp-womp/
pretty fucking deplorable
Just another Tuesday at Fox News.
This may be interesting (i can't watch now)
'When did we become the party of child abuse?': Geraldo Rivera rips Trump's zero tolerance policy in Sean Hannity interview that went off the rails
https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/d90fa077-fe10-3332-88e3-9f0527dc1b0c/ss_%27when-did-we-become-the-party.html
"https://www.mediaite.com/tv/corey-lewandowski-mocks-disabled-migrant-girl-who-was-separated-from-parents-womp-womp/
pretty fucking deplorable"
That was the best possible response to some cherry-picked account only meant to elicit an emotional response from the listener. It's as stupid as using individual accounts of MS-13 attacks to justify border security. Nobody wants to be bothered with arguing the cause and effect of policy, so we're stuck with all media pushing anecdotal stories on us.
NyM410
J-E-T-S
adultswim
Totally cherry-picking.
https://www.revealnews.org/blog/immigrant-children-forcibly-injected-with-drugs-lawsuit-claims/
You know eleusis, you can still be a Trump supporter without approving of every dumbass thing he does. I can't think of any left-winger on this site who hasn't had some criticism of Obama.
I was supporting what Corey Lewandowski said, not Trump. I don't support Trump's rumblings of trading amnesty for a wall in any fashion.
It was a disgusting thing to say whether or not you believe the point was cherry-picked.
Pupils DiL8t
You were supporting him sad-tromboning a child with down syndrome being forcibly removed from her mother?
It's not like liberals are womp-womping news stories of white girls being raped and murdered by MS-13 gang members.
it wasn't disgusting, and it needs to be said more often in today's media. Appealing to emotion is a logical fallacy that has somehow become the norm in mass media today, and it's making people dumber as a result.
US Customs announced today that the girl was separated from her mother because her mother was smuggling, so they would have been separated regardless of the zero tolerance policy.
BJCaudill21
Not an alcoholic
how convenient
Dentaldamn
Smuggling what?
https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/20/health/mexico-girl-down-syndrome-temporary-shelter/index.html
Eyes up here ^^
"Appealing to emotion is a logical fallacy that has somehow become the norm in mass media today, and it's making people dumber as a result."
That's rich coming from a proponent of a political party that weaponizes religion to validate separating toddlers from parents.
It's rich coming from someone who vocally supports Trump, who won and continues to gain support by appealing to emotions (mostly fear... and revenge)
mkcarter
the eleusis types are a lost cause at this point. The level of mental gymnastics that are involved in his world view is quite astonishing.
how does it feel to think that half the country is a lost cause?
JesusHChrist
does this mean he's owning his awfulness?
From what I learned in grade school, I honestly expected a more negative reaction amongst the general populace to concentration camps that primarily targeted a single ethnic group...
We are definitely living through a REALLY weird era in American history if anyone is in doubt.
However Cynthia Nixon called for the abolition of ICE on The View today which could be significant.
Fox News vs. North Korean State TV
https://twitter.com/TheDailyShow/status/1009847187088347136
ITT I learned eleusis thinks he speaks for 160 million people
"And these are not -- like it or not, these aren't our kids. Show them compassion, but it's not like he is doing this to the people of Idaho or Texas. These are people from another country and now people are saying that they're more important than people in our country who are paying taxes and who have needs as well. "
https://www.mediamatters.org/video/2018/06/22/fox-friends-host-these-arent-our-kids-its-not-trump-doing-people-idaho-or-texas/220515
Also according to fox, black people say these detention centers are better than the projects.
0EPII1
Wait, did Coulter really say that???
What a nasty inhuman piece of shit she is. I bet millions of Trumpets swallowed that whole.
https://www.facebook.com/vicenews/videos/1067631150063501
I find this tweet to be incredibly illuminating.
https://twitter.com/zaney_zoney/status/1019969725680381952
Apparently, Fox News is now fake news.
Watching now...if it wasn't for reverse mortgage commercials this network wouldn't be able to pay its bills.
Which prime time host will be the first to straight up look into the camera and say the fourteen words?
I wasn't familiar with that (14 words), had to look it up. What's up with white supremacists and conspiracy theorists silly use of numbers?
church taught them to value ritual
Isnt that what Ingraham already did yesterday?
Honestly, I joke but what she and Tucker do almost daily is pretty startling racism. They are barely even hiding it.
Thing is, a guy like Tucker Carlson knows better. I know enough about him to know he doesn't believe it but he has sold his entire soul for a paycheck.
[Edited on August 16, 2018 at 7:21 PM. Reason : https://trib.al/4vY2nrH]
Ugh, this fucker
https://www.facebook.com/FoxBusinessVoices/videos/2064303263887010
Whenever I hear him I always think of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flBpsyFbEOs
I kind of miss this kind of classic faux outrage:
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018/09/01/liberal-hollywood-s-first-man-gets-it-all-wrong-neil-armstrong-was-proud-american.html
pre-2016 rjrumfel would have been all over it
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/hannity-guest-science-proves-trump-083252902.html
""My book actually uses science and real data and true psychological theory to explain why it is quite possible that this president is the most sound minded person to ever occupy the White House.""
WTF Fox... eating cheese danishes does not make you an expert on Denmark
Fucking Trish the whore Regan
https://www.facebook.com/NowThisPolitics/videos/871886473158343
Mr. Joshua
we want chilly willy
http://time.com/5409325/fox-news-kevin-jackson-fired-kavanaugh-lying-skanks/
""Feminists are their own worst enemies, and the enemy of women," Jackson tweeted. "Also, they want men to NEVER be believed. I'm not succumbing. To HELL with the notion women must be believed no matter what. Lying skanks is what these three women are, and we ALL know more.""
"His comments on today's hearings were reprehensible and do not reflect the values of FOX News"
[Edited on September 28, 2018 at 3:55 PM. Reason : ok]
Shouldn't that go in the pussification of America thread?
[Edited on October 8, 2018 at 6:29 PM. Reason : Missed an entire page! Still works. That guy needs to chill out. ]
man, Fox News is going to be really fucking pissed that a rapper will be in the White House I bet!
Ingraham to Kanye: "Shut up and dribble!"
https://www.thedailybeast.com/fox-guests-want-taylor-swift-to-shut-up-but-love-kanyes-maga-embrace
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/jamie-lee-curtis-wields-firearms-in-new-halloween-movie-despite-advocating-for-gun-control
"Jamie Lee Curtis wields firearms in new 'Halloween' movie despite advocating for gun control"
[Edited on October 10, 2018 at 8:24 PM. Reason : Acting is a new concept to Fox News apparently]
There are some awesome memes coming from this though. Fox news is good for something.
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