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Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo
Rev. Inst. Med. trop. S. Paulo v.36 n.6 São Paulo nov./dez. 1994
Bacterial agents isolated from cerebrospinal fluid of patients with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) and neurological complications
Agentes bacterianos isolados de líquido cefalorraquidiano de pacientes com Síndrome de Imunodeficiência Adquirida (SIDA) e complicações neurológicas
Ilka Maria LandgrafI; Moisés PalaciI; Maria de Fátima Paiva VieiraI; Sueli Yoko Mizuka UekiI; Maria Conceição MartinsI; Daisy Nakamura SatoI; Lucilaine FerrazoliI; Maria Alice Silva TellesI; Maria Cecília Outeiro GorlaI; Tania Mara Ibelli VazI; Rosemarie LorençoII; Lilian Regina Macelloni MarquesI
ISeção de Bacteriologia, Instituto Adolfo Lutz, Av. Dr. Arnaldo 355, 01246-902 São Paulo, SP, Brasil
IIInstituto de Infectologia Emílio Ribas, Av. Dr. Arnaldo, 165, 01245-901 São Paulo, SP, Brasil
Correspondence to
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) samples from 2083 patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and neurological complications were bacteriologically examined during a period of 7 years (1984-1990). The percentage of patients who had at least one bacterial agent cultured from the CSF was 6.2%. Mycobacterium tuberculosis was the most frequently isolated agent (4.3%), followed by Mycobacterium avium complex or MAC (0.7%), Pseudomonas spp (0.5%), Enterobacter spp (0.4%), and Staphylococcus aureus (0.3%). Among 130 culture positive patients, 89 (68.5%) had M. tuberculosis and 15 (11.6%) had MAC. The frequency of bacterial isolations increased from 1988 (5.2%) to 1990 (7.2%), partly due to the increase in MAC isolations. Bacterial agents were more frequently isolated from patients in the age group 21-30 years and from women (p<0.05).
Keywords: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome; Cerebrospinal fluid; Bacterial agents.
Amostras de líquido cefalorraquidiano (LCR) de 2083 pacientes com Síndrome de Imunodeficiência Adquirida (SIDA) e complicações neurológicas foram examinados durante um período de 7 anos (1984-1990). A porcentagem de pacientes que tiveram pelo menos um agente bacteriano cultivado do LCR foi de 6,2%. Mycobacterium tuberculosis foi o mais frequentemente isolado (4,3%), seguido do complexo Mycobacterium avium ou MAC (0,7%), de Pseudomonas spp (0,5%), Enterobacter spp (0,4%), e Staphylococcus aureus (0,3%). Entre 130 pacientes com cultura positiva, de 89 (68,5%) foi isolado M. tuberculosis e de 15 (11,6%) MAC. A frequência de isolamentos bacterianos aumentou de 1988 (5,2%) a 1990 (7,2%), particularmente devido ao maior isolamento de MAC. Os agentes bacterianos foram mais frequentemente isolados de pacientes na faixa etária de 21-30 anos e de mulheres (p<0.05).
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The Army and Politics in Argentina, 1945-1962: Peron to Frondizi
By Robert A. Potash
Stanford University Press, 1980, 418 pp
Reviewed By Robert D. Crassweller
Continuing the detailed examination of the political role of the Argentine military that was begun in the author's earlier volume covering the years 1928-45-from Yrigoyen to Peron-this excellent study provides extensive analysis of the succeeding period. The fall of Arturo Frondizi bore eloquent witness to the enormous chasm separating Peronist from anti-Peronist, the too-feeble democratic impulses that had undergirded the uprising in 1955, and the general disillusionment with the democratic process.
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Bootlegger bikes is a small, full service bike shop near Smugglers Notch in Jeffersonville, Vermont that serves the Jeffersonville, Cambridge, Fletcher, Fairfax, Johnson, Underhill, Jericho, and surrounding areas. Owner, Matt Niklaus, has been riding, building, and maintaining bicycles for over 30 years. His passion for these two-wheeled machines began as a child when he took those first pedal strokes and continued as he began racing BMX at Woodward near his hometown in central Pennsylvania. A fascination with the bicycle continued as he began wrenching on them as a teenager at a family friends 4th generation bike shop. This passion continued through college and into adult life and has evolved into what it is today, keeping people on their bikes and smiling.


Most of the dogs are trained by their owners from the time they were puppies. Dogs are one of the smartest living beings on earth. With proper training, our dogs can perform a handful of chores in our house.
We must interact with our dogs more often and teach them to perform chores. Of course, puppies need to be taught to do the chores and this obviously requires a lot of time and patience. But once your dog understands what needs to be done, it never forgets.
Owning a dog is always fun, especially if it does our work. To train our dogs, we must always be with them and fulfill their needs and make them happy.
To perform chores is also an exercise for the dog. During the time of training, if your dog completes a task, don't forget to treat it with a few dog treats as it makes the dog very happy and eager to do more tasks. We must play with our dogs and take them to a park every week, so that they can exercise and not be lazy to do any chores.
The task given to a dog should also dependent on the breed of the dog. For example, a bulldog is not as active as a terrier. So we must think about our dogs' potential before training it to perform chores. Make sure you name your dog as it need to know that you are calling it. Make sure you put a leash on your dog, especially puppies as they can run away while training.


IBM and Microsoft have teamed up in a move that will put some of the largest players in the cloud market in business together. With the announcement this morning, the companies will work together to build out new features for hybrid cloud systems.
To do so, IBM is bringing middleware including WebSphere Liberty, MQ and DB2 to Microsoft's Azure suite, while Microsoft will be bringing its SQL Server product to IBM Cloud. Users will be able to transfer software licenses between the two companies' products, so bringing them together in a hybrid cloud configuration will be less costly than other solutions.
In addition, the two companies are working together to develop a .NET runtime for Bluemix, IBM's open-source cloud platform-as-a-service solution. That's a big deal for .NET developers, who could begin writing code using C# for customers on IBM's cloud platform.
It's another key partnership for Microsoft, which has been working to bolster its cloud strategy by collaborating with other big players in the market. Earlier this year, the company announced that it is working with Salesforce to combine the two companies' capabilities.
The news comes just a couple days after the company announced a new Azure Marketplace that will allow third parties to offer Azure users an easy way to set up and run their applications in the cloud.
IBM is no stranger to the high-profile corporate team-up, either: the company recently joined forces with Apple to provide better enterprise support for the Cupertino-based company's products, especially the iPhone and iPad.


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The Club Tropicana invites you to experience an evening of top-class entertainment at the East Coasts leading entertainment venue. Located in Chapel St Leonard�s on the popular Golden Palm Resort Holiday Park. Our fully air-conditioned venue serves drinks from its modern show bar and has the capacity for 2000 guests to enjoy a vast range of show stopping performances in an electric atmosphere. Whether its comedy, music, magic or simply a game of bingo your after you'll be sure to make memories that last a lifetime!
Your evening starts with our Blue Anchor Superstars who will mesmerise your little ones with non-stop fun alongside Goldie, Flo & their Funshine Friends. Get ready to dance, sing and play as your little-ones are whisked away to enjoy all that the holiday park entertainment team have to offer.
Once the kids are entertained the headline show starts as we welcome to the stage first-class live bands, singers, musicians, comedians and specialty acts to blow your mind with their show-stopping performances. All shows deliver the full theatre experience complete with state-of-the-art sound and lighting.
Whether you are laughing with hilarious comedians, listening to top-class live bands, singers or musicians, enjoying a game of bingo or entertaining your little ones with our variety of children's entertainment and in-house soft play area. We promise to deliver an exceptional experience, that will knock your socks off whilst entertaining the whole family!
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Lots of country charm can be found in the great neighborhood of Carroll Mountain! Carroll Mountain is located in Largo, Florida and offers a quaint, quiet wooded neighborhood perfect for you and your family. Homes offer split bedroom plan, formal living and dining, breakfast area, stone counter tops, upgraded appliances, vaulted ceilings, plant shelves, covered/screened porch and attached garage. Carroll Mountain is just minutes to the beaches, Walsingham Park and the Pinellas Country Trail. Call or email to find out more!


our newly reupholstered sectional has been a part of our family for 32 years!
As you have probably surmised from my blog posts, we have been collecting midcentury modern furnishings for a very long time - since before some of you were born, and before the term midcentury modern was coined 33 years ago. Our first house, built in 1950 and purchased by us in 1986, was only 36 years old when we bought it. That's like buying a house today built in 1982! So now that I have freaked you all out with this "back to the future" concept, it also reminds me that every 20 - 30 years or so, you have to re-paint and re-do things you have already done. Midcentury style is not a fad, it's here to stay, time marches on, and collectible pieces (houses included) need care and maintenance, because they are definitely not getting any younger!
yep, this original fabric felt as bad as it looked!
One of our first purchases after buying our Abrom Dombar house in 1986 was a midcentury sectional sofa. My mom and I found it at a rummage sale at Rockdale Temple in Amberley and we paid $40 for it. It was in great condition, really nice quality, and covered in the most hideous royal blue fabric. Kind of like a rough faux suede with embroidery. Like you could file your nails on this rough fabric. But my mom convinced me that it could be reupholstered, and we lived with it peacefully recovered in a neutral black and white cotton tweed for 32 years in 3 houses, with a cumulative total of 3 kids and 10 cats.
the great Dumbo party, circa 1993 at our 2nd midcentury home - one of many memories on our family couch.
although it still looked ok from this angle, this couch had seen better days - and a lot of good times! but our sweet kitty Miller really did a number on it from this angle! From afar, it miraculously still looked fine in our lightly used living room. But if you looked closely, the couch had seen better days. Our dearly departed spirited kitty, Ryan, had chewed the corners and somehow my mom was able to weave them back together. And then our sweet but sneaky kitty, Miller, decided the side would make a great scratching post. By the time we saw what he was doing, it was too late. It was shredded. Now that we are empty nesters and are spending more time in our living room listening to our new (to us) vintage console stereo, we realized it was time to recover our beloved sectional again!
Finding fabric was not easy. There are no longer local sources selling bolts of upholstery fabric like there were 30+ years ago. Our only option was to look online and order swatches. So swatches we ordered! As much as I wanted to find a bargain from modern-fabrics.com, we ended up choosing a brown/grey tweed from knoll.com (thanks to our designer friend, Jim Kelly, for helping us source the fabric!).
miller, the now declawed 'trouble maker,' resting peacefully on the newly reupholstered couch.
When Stanley the upholstery guy returned the freshly reupholstered sofa to us, he said there were markings on the inside that it was manufactured in 1963. It's now covered in vintage inspired fabric from 2018. Should be good enough to get us through until 2050 or so……..and our next adventures in life!


Your Daily Psalm brings you a different Psalm each day, read by Chris Laning, from NeighborhoodStage.com.
The Psalms of course appear in both the Christian and Hebrew bibles. It is essentially a collection of poems, more specifically song lyrics. They cover a wide range of topics from praises, to laments, to celebration of events, thanksgiving, and emotions ranging from doubt and despair, to total faith and celebration! Most of the Psalms provide a unique and thought provoking experience.
How great of a communal experience would be it be if we all were sharing in the same Psalm everyday. You can even challenge your fellow faith members to keep up!


Winter has been long, very long. As much as well look forward to the warm sunny days there is a certain kind of beauty our winters bring. Weather it's a snowy day or a foggy day you can find beauty in anything. Kristen and Mike's wedding was no exception. It was a heavy foggy day that lasted all day. We were lucky enough to be out the in the county to experience it and it was beautiful. Between the "accessories" Mike had and Kristen's Allure blush ball gown the daywas a perfect representation of the two of them. Here are some highlights from their wedding day.
Just about the prettiest ballgown there is by Allure from Bridal Couture in Windsor.
So happy she kept the tree!
Took a few moments with Kristen to create some bridal portraits. She is such a doll!
The bride wanted to show her groom she can still get in the mud on her wedding day!
Just love the reaction of her guests.
It doesn't matter how many weddings I photograph I find the ceremony always so special. This is what it's all about. That moment you finally become husband and wife.
The bride and groom in their chariot.
That beautiful fog I mentioned. We only had about a half our of daylight after the ceremony so we took advantage of the short time we had outdoors.
We ended up at a family friends barn that was all set up for us.
What happened when the chicken and turkey crossed the road? They wanted to be in the bridal portraits of course.
These two are just so comfortable with each other. You can tell it took little to no effort to just be in each others arms. Perfection!
Now the winter is coming to an end but I'm sure this day will be remembered as a warm and loving day in your memories forever! Thank you for having us document these moments in your lives.


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I cannot accept it: Bali Bomb Survivors Fume after Attackers Term Cut
'I cannot accept it': Bali Bomb Survivors Fume after Attacker's Term Cut
People visiting the Bali Bombing Memorial in the tourist district of Kuta on Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2021. (KOMPAS.com/Ach. Fawaidi)
SURABAYA, KOMPAS.com - Almost two decades after the Bali bombings left Thiolina Ferawati Marpaung with permanent eye injuries, news that one of the masterminds could be released early has caused fresh trauma.
Indonesia's latest reduction to Umar Patek's prison sentence -- revealed last week by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and confirmed by AFP -- means the bomber could be released on parole before the island marks the 20th anniversary of the attacks in October.
That is a galling prospect for survivors of the attack, which killed 202 people, including 88 Australians.
"It is not that I don't respect other people's rights, but he has hurt the survivors and families with his evil and inhumane acts," Marpaung told AFP by phone from Denpasar, the resort island's biggest city.
The smell of smoke triggers vivid memories of the blasts that sent shards of broken glass tearing into her eyes, Marpaung said.
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He was granted a sentence reduction on Aug. 17 because he had served two-thirds of his 20-year prison term and shown progress towards reform, said Teguh Wibowo, spokesperson of the Law and Human Rights Ministry office in East Java.
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Soft prices lead to decline in Kings County crop values last year
published on June 21, 2017 - 9:54 AM
Written by David Castellon
The combined value of crops, livestock and other agricultural goods sold in 2016 by Kings County farmers, ranchers and others totaled more than $2 billion last year.
That's a decline of nearly 1 percent, or more than $18.8 million, compared to 2015 sales and marks the county's second-straight year of declining ag sales since hitting a record sales mark of $2.4 billion in 2014.
While the lingering effects of California's record drought and low releases of irrigation water to farms from the San Joaquin Delta kept some land fallow for the year, particularly on Kings County's west side, Steve Schweizer, the county's deputy agriculture commissioner, said low valuations on many of the county's major ag commodities were the main culprit.
"Prices were just down for a lot of the commodities," particularly among field crops, he said.
In fact, looking at the list of average prices paid for Kings County field crops, only pasture range hay had a better average selling price last year than in 2015.
Alfalfa hay, for example sold, on average, for $142 a ton last year, $40 less than in the prior year. Pima cotton seed showed a dramatic price difference, selling for $255 a ton last year compared to $340 a ton in 2015.
"Production for some commodities were up, including cotton," which helped offset some of the pricing declines, Schweizer said.
In fact, he said 2016 was a very good production year for many Kings County field crops, but "it really was [that] the prices weren't there for a lot of commodities."
Milk production is another example of this.
Kings County dairies produced more than 42.84 million hundredweight of milk last year – 59,158 hundredweight more than in the prior year – but the total value of milk sales last year was down more than $14 million compared to 2015 sales.
A single hundredweight is equal to 100 pounds of milk.
Still, milk remained the top-selling ag commodity in Kings County last year, with sales exceeding $636.9 million.
Over the past decade, many Kings County farmers have converted to planting nuts, as they have proven to generate high, reliable revenues for most of that time.
But in recent years the added nut production around the world has created an oversupply, sending prices in decline.
This has been particularly true of almonds, where prices paid to Kings County farmers dropped from an average $7,570 a ton in 2015 down to $4,820 in 2016.
And with nut prices being affected by overseas demand as much as domestic issues, Schweizer, said it's anybody's guess what may happen this year.
There was a big price drop last year for pistachios, too, but that crop bounced back in terms of production following a bad 2015, when unusually warm weather reduced the amount of chilling hours the trees needed to produce their nuts, Schweizer explained.
"So in 2016 [pistachio] prices dropped, but production nearly tripled," resulting in Kings County pistachio farmers generating $178.5 million in sales last year, more than double their total sales in 2015, he noted.
The 2016 crop report presented Tuesday to Kings County supervisors noted that livestock and poultry sales also rose by 7.5 percent over the one-year period, while fruit and nut crops combined had a lesser sales increase, 2.3 percent, due largely to the rebound in pistachio production.
Pistachios ended 2016 as the fourth top crop for Kings
County, a move up from sixth place the prior year, while almonds also rose in the rankings to fourth place after placing fifth in 2015.
Sales of Kings County apiary products — honey, beeswax and pollination services — increased last year by more than $1 million compared to the prior year, due largely to higher prices for pollination services, the ag commissioner's report continues.
Last year, Kings County ranked ninth among California counties in ag sales, well behind its neighbors, Tulare, Fresno and Kern counties, each of which had well over $6 billion in sales and ranked, respectively, first through third in the state and nationally.
As for how Kings County measured up against them in 2016, that may not be known for weeks, as the ag commissioner offices in all three counties reported that their annual crop reports will not be released until August or September.
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As we are roughly three weeks away from 2019's NBA All-Star Weekend in Charlotte, North Carolina, fans are locking down their selections of players who rightfully deserve to be a part of the midseason classic. The league plans to bring back the rule change they introduced last year in which the top two vote-getters are named team captains, meaning they have the responsibility of selecting the ten best all-stars for their respective squads. As expected, LeBron James leads the way in votes. Meanwhile, Bucks point forward Giannis Antetokounmpo overtook Steph Curry as this year's second captain for the game.
With Curry, James Harden, Kyrie Irving and Kemba Walker already announced as starters, many people are paying attention to see who would be the reserves will be for this year's game. Once the reserves are announced, arguments will begin about who the biggest snubs are. Even though some players are having breakout seasons, not all high performing hoopers can get the chance to play in the game that helped make Michael Jordan, Shaq and Magic Johnson legends of the hardwood.
Without further adieu, here are ONE37pm's four most unfortunate NBA All-Star snubs of 2019.
The Brooklyn Nets have quickly become one of the NBA's hottest teams. Winners of 12 out of their last 15 games, the Nets went from starting the season with a record of 8-18 to currently holding the 7th seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. Point guard D'Angelo Russell is a big reason why the Nets are seeing such great success. He's playing like a man possessed and has been turning heads, giving teams nightmares during the Nets impressive run.
The second overall pick of the 2015 NBA Draft is finally unleashing his confidence and killer instinct and it's paying off. Over the last ten games, Russell has been averaging 24.1 points and 7.7 assists per game. He has already surpassed his career total of 30-point games (six) this season with (eight) and its only January.
The second-year phenom is looking like he's ready to become the "Robin" to the Lakers "Batman", LeBron James. When the Lakers drafted Lonzo Ball with the #2 pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, many saw him becoming the new floor general in charge, ready to take the Lakers back to their consistent winning ways—something Russell had issues with during his tenure in Tinseltown. Although Ball displays true point guard attributes, it was Kuzma who broke through and became the "steal" of an impressive rookie class. While earning NBA First Team All-Rookie honors, he averaged 16.1 points and 6.3 rebounds a game his first season.
Ever since LeBron came to LA, Kuzma became even more productive averaging 19.1 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 2.5 assists a night. His energy, versatility and strong finishing capabilities have shown Laker fans that his potential for greatness is at an all-time high. Leading the charge for the young generational Lakers while receiving veteran guidance from Rondo, Bron and Tyson Chandler, Kuzma is bound to become a future All-Star. It's unfortunate that 2019 won't be the year in a deep Western Conference full of top tier frontcourt players such as Anthony Davis, Nikola Jovic and Karl Anthony Towns.
The story behind this 26-year-old Long Island native has been a very interesting one. After a stellar freshman campaign at the University of Tennesee, Tobias Harris was drafted by the Charlotte Bucks with the 19th overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft. Traded to the Bucks on draft night, Harris was traded four times in a span of 7 seasons—until he landed in LA. The Clippers acquired Tobias through a 5-player trade with the Detroit Pistons in January of 2018. The obvious began to set in as the "Lob city" era has finally ended but in comes a new generation of ballers who are ready to bring refreshing ways to winning. Tobias has slowly developed into potentially becoming a franchise player for the Clippers.
Tobias has been averaging 21.5 points and 8.0 rebounds for Doc Rivers' crew. While having one of the leagues most underrated strokes and the ability to blow past opponents his size, Harris' patience and hard work is finally paying off as he begins to make a name for himself in the league. But due to the stack frontcourt players that are in the Western Conference, this year will not be the year Harris gets to suit up as an All-Star. Give him time though, we bet we'll be seeing this talented kid get the invite to the All-Star game sometime in the very near future.
With his scoring partner in crime, John Wall, out for the season, Bradley Beal has been on a major tear for the Washington Wizards. Averaging 24.6 points, 5.0 assists and 5.1 rebounds a night, Beal shows why he is deserving of the max contract he signed for $127 million. But because of the fan voting that normally turns the All-Star Game into a "popularity contest", it looks like Beal's breakout year may not include a 2019 All-Star appearance under his resume.
But don't sleep on the former Florida Gator standout chances just yet. With the unexpected season-ending injury to Victor Oladipo, Beal may have snuck his way into the midseason classic. It may take some convincing from the coaches and media, but Bradley is rightfully deserving of a spot.
Let's hope the good folks at the league offices will do the right thing and let him enjoy his first experience as an All-Star since his Wizards squad are struggling this season.


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Q: Regex for multiple matches of IP addresses I have a string:
unit 3 {
    arp-options {
        aging-timer 5;
    }
    family inet4 {
        address 2.33.1.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.2.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.3.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.4.2/255.255.255.0;
    }
}

I want to extract the IPV4 addresses ONLY under the family inet4 section. I can use the regex \d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3} for IP addresses but how to get all the IP addresses in one shot?

A: I would extract the family inet4 section and then use re.findall:
inp = """unit 3 {
    arp-options {
        aging-timer 5;
    }
    family inet4 {
        address 2.33.1.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.2.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.3.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.4.2/255.255.255.0;
    }
}"""

inet = re.findall(r'\bfamily inet4 \{\s+(.*?)\s+\}', inp, flags=re.DOTALL)
ip_addresses = re.findall(r'\b\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\b', inet[0])
print(ip_addresses)

This prints:
['2.33.1.2', '255.255.255.0', '2.33.2.2', '255.255.255.0',
 '2.33.3.2', '255.255.255.0', '2.33.4.2', '255.255.255.0']

A: You can if you use PyPi regex module:
import regex

text = """unit 3 {
    arp-options {
        aging-timer 5;
    }
    family inet4 {
        address 2.33.1.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.2.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.3.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.4.2/255.255.255.0;
    }
}"""

matches = [x.captures(1) for x in regex.finditer(r"family inet4\s*{(?:\s*address\s+([\d./]+);)*\s*}", text)]
print([x for l in matches for x in l])
## => ['2.33.1.2/255.255.255.0', '2.33.2.2/255.255.255.0', '2.33.3.2/255.255.255.0', '2.33.4.2/255.255.255.0']

See an online Python demo.
The family inet4\s*{(?:\s*address\s+([\d./]+);)*\s*} regex matches

*

*family inet4 - a string

*\s* - zero or more whitespace

*{ - a { char

*(?:\s*address\s+([\d./]+);)* - zero or more occurrences of

*

*\s*address\s+ - zero or more whitespaces, address word, one or more whitespaces

*([\d./]+) - Group 1: one or more digits, ., or / chars

*; - a ; char

*\s* - zero or more whitespaces

*} - a } char.

With a standard re in Python, you can still use a single family inet4\s*{([^{}]*)} regex and some more post-processing to get the same:
import re
text = "STRING_HERE"
m = re.search(r"family inet4\s*{([^{}]*)}", text)
if m:
    res = [x.strip().split()[-1].strip(';') for x in m.group(1).strip().splitlines()]
    print(res)

See this Python demo. Here, family inet4\s*{([^{}]*)} matches family inet4, zero or more whitespaces, {, and then captures any zero or more chars into Group 1, and then matches a }.
Then, all whitespaces are stripped from the match, the match text is split into lines, and each line is processed with x.strip().split()[-1].strip(';'): 1) stipping whitespace first, then splitting with whitespace and getting the last item (the IP here), and then stipping the ; from the value.

A: With your shown samples, please try following.
##importing re library of python here.
import re
##Creating variable val which has OP's shown value here.
val="""unit 3 {
    arp-options {
        aging-timer 5;
    }
    family inet4 {
        address 2.33.1.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.2.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.3.2/255.255.255.0;
        address 2.33.4.2/255.255.255.0;
    }
}"""
##Creating val1 which will get all values from family inet4 to till last }.
val1=re.findall(r"(family inet4 {\n(?:.*;\n){1,}\s+})",val,re.MULTILINE)
##Creating regex2 here with .compile which will exactly match IP addresses which are just before / here.
regex2=re.compile(r"(\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){3})/(\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){3})")
##Using findall on val2 value to get all IP addresses here.
regex2.findall(str(val1))
[('2.33.1.2', '255.255.255.0'), ('2.33.2.2', '255.255.255.0'), ('2.33.3.2', '255.255.255.0'), ('2.33.4.2', '255.255.255.0')]

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Eleven years ago, a Zagat Survey of Kansas City restaurants was quite generous: It listed mini-reviews of 419 local dining establishments. The 2000 version was much fussier, listing only 115 venues described as "our most important restaurants, from the haute to the humble." Interestingly, V's Italiano Ristorante in Independence made the 1997 survey but was dropped from the "most important" list three years later, even though comparable Italian restaurants such as Cascone's made the cut — and so did tiny little Mario's in Westport, which serves terrific meatball grinders but isn't a traditional Italian restaurant in my book.
Back in 2000, I wouldn't have cared whether V's made it into Zagat. I'd never been to the restaurant, but I tended to trust my friends who lived out east. They agreed with the more critical diners quoted in the 1997 guide: V's wasn't all that exciting, the food wasn't all that interesting, the place looked dated, and so on.
In fact, no one can dispute that the place looks dated — the restaurant's eye-grabbing exterior on 40 Highway is so amazingly retro, with its huge neon sign and lush grape vines growing over its angular, Nixon-era structure, that I was always tempted to pull into the parking lot, grab a seat at the bar and eat something appropriately '70s, like deep-fried "toasted" ravioli.
Flash forward to last month. I was driving back from God only knows where with two hungry friends, Bob and Addison. I drove right by the place, when suddenly Addison announced, "Can we please eat at V's?" Bob looked dumbstruck. "Are you kidding?" he asked. "It's something out of a time warp."
That's all I needed to hear. I made a couple of quick turns and was in the V's parking lot, which is packed with cars, day and night. As I've written before, I'm always up for a bit of culinary time travel. The real force that propelled me into the dark, cozy restaurant was nostalgia. A few days earlier, I'd had my weekly conversation with my 85-year-old aunt in upstate New York. She had waxed nostalgic about certain Italian restaurants in Buffalo where she and her late husband had taken me when I was a kid. I can recall the kitschy decor of those joints — lots of naked plaster statues and plastic grapes — better than I remember the food.
"That's because you were a problem eater. You ate all the crackers and the bread and butter before the salads even came," Aunt Josephine told me, "and then you just picked at your dinner."
I wish I still had that problem. But during that first meal at V's, I not only polished off a few crackers and two slices of soft bread — Italian and a great pumpernickel — with butter, but I shared the combo appetizer plate with my friends, too.
"Sophisticated, it isn't," Addison said, looking down at a platter arrayed with its fried provolone, toasted ravioli, glossy artichoke dip and a fat bulb of fragrant roasted garlic, its cloves just begging to be spread on a tiny round crostini — with the thoughtfully provided cream cheese, of course.
"You want sophistication, go to Lidia's," I told him, stuffing a triangle of breaded cheese into my mouth.
We were sitting in a booth that had a notebook-sized plaque right above my head; I couldn't read the engraved names on it. "Did famous people sit here?" I asked Addison.
"No," he answered. "It's engraved with the names of couples who got engaged in this booth." He didn't recognize any of the names, but he practically fell in love himself — with our server. She was a big, bubbly girl who commuted a long way to work at V's because she just adored the place. She wasn't the greatest waitress in the world, but she was so personable and sweet that Addison all but encouraged her to sit down and have dinner with us.
"V's over there, sitting behind you," she whispered. I couldn't quite crane my neck around the booth, but I later saw a distinguished-looking woman walking out of the dining room and guessed it was the legendary Vita Totta, who started her first tiny restaurant with her husband, Jay, in 1963. Business was so good that they expanded twice; the current building was opened in 1971.
These days, Vita's daughter and son-in-law, Mary and Greg Hunsucker, run the operation. But the menu hasn't changed too much since the beginning. Dinners still include a salad (I love the slightly sweet house vinaigrette); bread and a choice of baked potato, spaghetti, fries or vegetable; and complimentary rum cake! I suddenly understood why this joint is always jumping.
I ordered the cannelloni Florentine. You know, with the ground veal and spinach? What our waitress brought instead was the cannelloni con frutti di mare, a pasta crepe stuffed with shrimp, "crab meat blend" (I was afraid to ask what that meant) and white fish in a silky white-wine sauce. Pretty, but bland.
And on the subject of pretty: I'm all for a nicely garnished plate, but V's insists on using, supposedly as a visual effect, a sadly wilted lettuce leaf that is hilariously unappetizing. Bring back the orange slices!
Bob liked his chicken lemonata well enough (it's a none-too-fancy grilled breast smothered in a lemony wine sauce), but Addison, glowing from a chilled martini, raved about his beautifully tender lamb shank, slow-roasted in a soothing sauce with lots of vegetables. "It's fantastic," he announced.
I passed on the frosted slice of rum cake, but Addison and Bob took a few bold bites. "It's very sugary," Addison said, "and not nearly rummy enough."
A few nights later, on a Thursday, I returned to meet Franklin and Peggy. I drove into the parking lot a few minutes before 6 p.m. and had trouble finding a spot. I later learned that Thursdays are $16.50 prime rib nights at V's. Who could pass that up? I was tempted, but our server raved about the lasagna, which I ordered instead. It was a big ol' 16-ounce slab of layered pasta, cheese and meat sauce baked in a little metal casserole and was pretty good. OK, not as good as Aunt Josephine's. Franklin, meanwhile, could barely finish a bowl — a small vat, really — of rich fettuccine Alfredo topped with slices of fried chicken. So I ate some of that, too.
Peggy was disappointed that there wasn't much in the veal category besides the osso bucco; a breaded veal cutlet with sautéed mushrooms; or the classic veal Parmigiana, blanketed in tomato sauce and melted mozzarella. "It's nice," she said, after ordering the parmigiana. "But I wouldn't call this one of their classic dishes." Maybe she should have had prime rib.
For a finale, we nibbled on the less-than-intoxicating rum cake while Franklin savored every bite of an apple cobbler served in a pretty glass goblet with a big scoop of vanilla ice cream.
For all its eccentricities, V's had earned my respect. It might not have been good enough for those Zagat snobs, but it's good enough for a problem eater like me.
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Press release from the Government of the Azores
Following the permanent monitoring of the COVID-19 pandemic situation in the Autonomous Region of the Azores, there are, as of August 31, 2020, a total of 29 active positive cases on the islands of São Miguel, Terceira and Pico.
In addition, a local SARS-CoV-2 virus transmission chain, with incidence in the municipalities of Ponta Delgada and Vila Franca do Campo, remains active. This situation entails the maintenance of the measures already determined for the island of São Miguel, through the Resolution of the Council of the Government no.231/2020 of August 12.
In view of the global evolution of the pandemic situation and the opening of air links from outside the Region to the islands of Santa Maria, São Miguel, Terceira, Pico and Faial, the extension of the state of public disaster declaration is still justified on these islands as well as the extension of the state of alert declaration on the islands of Graciosa, São Jorge, Flores and Corvo.
In view of this situation, the Government of the Azores, at an extraordinary meeting of the Council of the Government held by video conference on August 31, 2020, decided the following:
1 - Determine, for the island of São Miguel in the period between 12 am of September 2 and 12 am of September 9, the following:
a) Closure of beverage establishments and similar establishments with dance spaces;
b) Closure, from 10 pm, of bars and other beverage establishments with or without shows, with or without outdoor bar service;
c) From 10 pm until 6 am of the following day, gas stations may continue their operation, exclusively for the purpose of selling fuel and supplying vehicles.
2 - Recommend local authorities of São Miguel Island to report, with security forces and competent inspection entities, the establishments that do not comply with the rules laid down in the previous paragraph as well as with those provided for in the guidelines from the Regional Health Authority.
3 - Determine, at the level of readiness and response, under the Legal Scheme on the Civil Protection System of the Autonomous Region of the Azores:
a) The extension of the state of public disaster declaration on the islands of Santa Maria, São Miguel, Terceira, Pico and Faial until 12 am of September 15;
b) The extension of the state of alert declaration on the islands of Graciosa, São Jorge, Flores and Corvo until 12 am of September 15.
4 - Determine that, after the reopening of the national maritime space to cruise ships and yachts from international ports, the docking of such vessels is allowed at the ports and marinas of the archipelago, provided that the respective passengers are tested on arrival, unless otherwise authorised by the Regional Health Authority considering the length of voyage without calls and the absence of symptoms.
The permanent monitoring on the evolution of the epidemiological situation may entail the adoption of new measures.
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Big loss for India! No Shooting event at 2022 Commonwealth Games
The absence of shooting is likely to make a big dent into India's medals tally in the 2022 edition.
Shooting left out in 2022 Commonwealth Games programme | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspANI
Birmingham: Shooting was left out of the 2022 Commonwealth Games programme on Thursday, dealing a big blow to India which won as many as 16 medals, including seven gold, at the 2018 edition in Gold Coast.
The Executive Board of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) met and approved the inclusion of women's cricket, beach volleyball and para table tennis into the Games programme for the Birmingham edition. The inclusion of these three sports will now need to be ratified by 51 per cent of the CGF members next month.
"Our recommendation of adding women's cricket, beach volleyball and Para table tennis is the result of a thorough review and we believe these sports would help us to enhance the existing programme and reach new audiences, while showcasing the sports to our local community, spectators and fans across the world, watching on TV," said Ian Reid, CEO of Birmingham 2022.
"It's also a selection that could help ensure that the 2022 Commonwealth Games will be the most inclusive in history, with a potential for the largest ever para-sports programme and more female medallists than ever before, representing a great story not just for Birmingham 2022, but for women's sport in general," he added.
Last year, the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) president Raninder Singh, wanted the Indian government to boycott the 2022 Commonwealth Games if shooting was dropped from the programme. The absence of shooting is likely to make a big dent into India's medals tally in the 2022 edition. Indian shooters bagged 16 medals from the Gold Coast Games including seven gold, four silver and 5 bronze.
India has traditionally done well in shooting which has been part of every Commonwealth Games since 1966, except the 1970 edition in Edinburgh. Archery is another sport that was not cleared by the Executive Board.
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Most Common Eating Disorders are
Bing eating
Compulsive Over eating
There are other types of eating disorders like Pica (eating of non-nutritive substances) and Night Eating Syndrome etc.
Symptoms of Eating Disorders
We describe the symptoms of each of the eating disorder separately.
Symptoms of Binge Eating according to DSM V
Recurrent episodes of binge eating that is defined as an amount of food that is larger than most people would eat in a similar period under similar circumstances accompanied by a sense of lack of control over eating during the episode (These features are important because they distinguish BED from simple overeating).
Binge eating episodes are associated with three (or more) of the following:
Eating much more rapidly than normal
Eating until feeling uncomfortably full
Eating large amounts of food when not feeling physically hungry
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Feeling disgusted with oneself, depressed, or very guilty after overeating
Marked distress regarding binge eating is present.
The binge eating occurs, on average, at least once a week for three months.
Absence of regular compensatory behaviours (such as purging) and does not occur exclusively during the course Bulimia Nervosa or Anorexia Nervosa.
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A person must meet all the current DSM criteria to be diagnosed with anorexia nervosa:
Restriction of food intake leading to weight loss or a failure to gain weight resulting in a "significantly low body weight" of what would be expected for someone's age, sex and height.
Fear of becoming fat or of gaining weight.
Have a distorted view of themselves and of their condition. Examples of this might include the person thinking that he or she is overweight when they are actually underweight or believing that they will gain weight from eating one meal. A person with anorexia might also make excuses or deny that there is a problem with being at a low body weight. These thoughts are known to professionals as "distortions."
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Recurrent episodes of binge eating. An episode of binge eating is characterized by both of the following:
Eating, in a discrete period (e.g., within a two-hour period), an amount of food that is larger than what most people would eat during a similar period and under similar circumstances.
Lack of control over eating during the episode (e.g., a feeling that you cannot stop eating, or control what or how much you are eating).
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Q: Create .js Break Point in script within HTML file in Visual Studio Code? Is it possible to create a breakpoint in a  within a .html file with Visual Studio?
I get the option to create a breakpoint within a .js file but not within an .html file (even within the  tag.

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A: Got to File -> Preferences -> Settings -> Debug ->debug.allowBreakpointsEverywhere = true


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Karriere
Phinny begann seine Motorsportkarriere im Kartsport, in dem er mehrere Meisterschaften gewann. Aufgrund seiner Erfolge im Kartsport wurde er 2005 von Red Bull als einer von drei US-Amerikanern zu einem Testprogramm eingeladen. Er wurde jedoch nicht für eine Förderung ausgewählt. 2005 gab er sein Formelsportdebüt in der US-amerikanischen Formel BMW. Nachdem er in seinem ersten Jahr nur an zwei Rennen teilgenommen hatte, trat er 2006 zu jedem Saisonrennen und dem Weltfinale an. In der US-amerikanischen Formel BMW erzielte er eine Podest-Platzierung und beendete die Saison auf dem neunten Gesamtrang.

Nach einer einjährigen Pause, in der Phinny erneut im Kartsport aktiv war, wechselte er 2008 in den GT-Sport. Er nahm an sechs Rennen der Grand-Am Sports Car Series teil. Mit zwei Podest-Platzierungen schloss Phinny die Saison auf dem 22. Rang in der GT-Wertung ab. 2009 folgten zwei weitere Starts in dieser Meisterschaft. Außerdem nahm er in der GT2-Klasse an einem Rennen der American Le Mans Series (ALMS) teil.

Nachdem Phinny 2010 erneut im Kartsport aktiv war, kehrte er 2011 in den Formelsport zurück. Für Brooks Associates Racing nahm er am dritten Rennwochenende der Indy Lights teil. Am Saisonende belegte er den 30. Gesamtrang. Nach einer zweijährigen Pause trat Phinny 2014 wieder in der Indy Lights an. Sein Comeback wurde durch die Tequila-Marke Casamigos des Schauspielers George Clooney ermöglicht. Phinny bestritt drei Rennen für Bryan Herta Autosport/Jeffrey Mark Motorsport, und zwei für Belardi Auto Racing. Ein sechster Platz war sein bestes Resultat. Er wurde Zwölfter in der Fahrerwertung.

Karrierestationen

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website von Ryan Phinny (englisch)
 Karrierestatistik von Ryan Phinny (englisch)

Rennfahrer (Vereinigte Staaten)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1989
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/*
have 4 global start and stop times and distances
initialize function
	start al proper inputs
	set in to low

update ping distances
this will attach 4 interrupts looking for high
update all distances to 0
send the high pulse and return

start pulse interrupts
start the time
attach low interupts

low interupts
stop time
dettach interupts
calculate distance

calculate distance
check overflow
set the distance
*/
#define PING_STAR_PIN 	46
#define PING_PORT_PIN 	48
#define PING_FRONT_PIN 	50
#define PING_BACK_PIN 	52
#define PING_TRIG_PIN 	35

unsigned long ping_star_start_time, ping_port_start_time, ping_back_start_time
				ping_front_start_time,
			  ping_star_stop_time, ping_port_stop_time, ping_back_stop_time
				ping_front_stop_time;
float	      ping_star_distance, ping_port_distance, ping_back_distance,
			    ping_front_distance;

void ping_initialize(){
pinMode(PING_TRIG_PIN, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(PING_TRIG_PIN, LOW);

pinMode(PING_PORT_PIN, INPUT);
pinMode(PING_STAR_PIN, INPUT);
pinMode(PING_BACK_PIN, INPUT);
pinMode(PING_FRONT_PIN, INPUT);
return;
}

void ping_update_distances(){
attachInterupt(PING_FRONT_PIN, ping_front_rising, HIGH);
attachInterupt(PING_STAR_PIN, ping_star_rising, HIGH);
attachInterupt(PING_BACK_PIN, ping_back_rising, HIGH);
attachInterupt(PING_PORT_PIN, ping_port_rising, HIGH);

digitalWrite(PING_TRIG_PIN, HIGH);
delayMicroseconds(10);
digitalWrite(PING_TRIG_PIN, LOW);
return;
}

void ping_front_rising(){
ping_front_start_time=micros();
attachInterrupt(PING_FRONT_PIN, ping_front_falling, LOW);
return;
}
void ping_front_falling(){
ping_front_stop_time=micros();
//check overflow
ping_front_stop_time-=ping_front_start_time-((ping_front_stop_time<ping_front_start_time)?0xFFFFFFFF, 0x00000000);
//convert  us to inches:
//(1 total time/ 2 distances)*340.19m/s*(1s/10^6us)*(100cm/1m)*(1 inch/2.54cm)=1/149.328
ping_front_distance=(float) ping_front_stop_time/149.328;

//set ping_front_distance
return;}

void ping_back_rising(){
ping_back_start_time=micros();
attachInterrupt(PING_BACK_PIN, ping_back_falling, LOW);
return;
}
void ping_back_falling(){
ping_back_stop_time=micros();
//check overflow
ping_back_stop_time-=ping_back_start_time-((ping_back_stop_time<ping_back_start_time)?0xFFFFFFFF, 0x00000000);
//convert  us to inches:
//(1 total time/ 2 distances)*340.19m/s*(1s/10^6us)*(100cm/1m)*(1 inch/2.54cm)=1/149.328
ping_back_distance=(float) ping_back_stop_time/149.328;

//set ping_front_distance
return;}

void ping_port_rising(){
ping_port_start_time=micros();
attachInterrupt(PING_PORT_PIN, ping_port_falling, LOW);
return;
}
void ping_front_falling(){

ping_port_stop_time=micros();
//check overflow
ping_port_stop_time-=ping_port_start_time-((ping_port_stop_time<ping_port_start_time)?0xFFFFFFFF, 0x00000000);
//convert  us to inches:
//(1 total time/ 2 distances)*340.19m/s*(1s/10^6us)*(100cm/1m)*(1 inch/2.54cm)=1/149.328
ping_port_distance=(float) ping_port_stop_time/149.328;

//set ping_front_distance
return;}

void ping_star_rising(){
ping_star_start_time=micros();
attachInterrupt(PING_STAR_PIN, ping_star_falling, LOW);
return;
}
void ping_star_falling(){
ping_star_stop_time=micros();
//check overflow
ping_star_stop_time-=ping_star_start_time-((ping_star_stop_time<ping_star_start_time)?0xFFFFFFFF, 0x00000000);
//convert  us to inches:
//(1 total time/ 2 distances)*340.19m/s*(1s/10^6us)*(100cm/1m)*(1 inch/2.54cm)=1/149.328
ping_star_distance=(float) ping_star_stop_time/149.328;

//set ping_front_distance
return;}

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Erin Dumbacher
Senior Program Officer, Scientific and Technical Affairs
Lynn Rusten
Vice President, Global Nuclear Policy Program
As the U.S. replaces Cold War-era nuclear weapons systems and incorporates new technology, Dumbacher and Rusten write that "digital security risks and reliability concerns are more significant than ever before." To mitigate these threats, the U.S. government "must prioritize digital security and reliability…for any system supporting nuclear deterrence." Dumbacher and Rusten also point to the Biden administration's anticipated "fail safe review" of nuclear weapons systems as an extremely valuable tool to understand gaps in U.S. nuclear security that could be exploited by cyberattacks, and to identify opportunities for unilateral and cooperative risk reduction with other nuclear states. This is particularly important in the context of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Russian president Vladimir Putin's recent nuclear saber-rattling, as "[the U.S. and Russia] have a mutual existential interest in avoiding the use of nuclear weapons, be it intentional or inadvertent, the result of cyber operations or not."
New Video Breaks Down the Cyber-Nuclear Threat
News Oct 31, 2022
A new video featuring national security expert Richard A. Clarke explains the cyber-nuclear threat and why we should all be worried about hackers gaining access to our nuclear weapon systems.
NTI Hosts Cyber-Nuclear Forum meeting in France
News Apr 25, 2022
More than 40 experts from nuclear operators across 15 countries and several international organizations worked to develop practical steps to strengthen cybersecurity at nuclear facilities during the fifth meeting of NTI's Cyber-Nuclear Forum earlier this month.


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People Share The Most Disturbing Thing They Overheard Between Loved Ones
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There are some things we are just not meant to hear. No matter how enticing or engaging it might be to listen in on someone's private conversation, there are times when those conversations should be kept between those having the talk. But we don't always listen to our conscience and listen anyway.
A Reddit thread recently asked people to share the most disturbing thing they overheard between two people, and those who responded will be the first to say that they regret what they heard. All of the following stories play into that idea, and the results are shocking. All posts have been edited for clarity.
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She Ran Out Crying After Hearing What Her Boyfriend Had To Say
"It was my then boyfriend's birthday, and he was living in a suite with five of his fraternity guys. I wore lingerie, put flowers on his bed, and waited in his room to surprise him and give him the best birthday he'd ever had.
Unfortunately for me, he was in the common room talking to another friend of his on the phone. I couldn't quite hear the whole conversation, but I remember him saying, 'I just use her because she gives great head. She's honestly a bimbo and should kill herself soon so she can get off my back.'
I had a suicidal past that he knew about. It was definitely awkward when he came in. I got dressed and left, crying. I cried that entire night. Then I blocked him from my phone and on every social media platform.
He gave me a very sincere apology, and we're on reasonable terms now, but we never got back together."
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Throughout The Whole Ordeal, She Kept Cool As A Cucumber
"I was waiting tables at a Mexican restaurant when a woman came in and said she was waiting for her husband. She ordered a drink for herself, told me what he'd want when he got there, then went ahead and ordered foods for both of them so they could eat right when he arrived. I thought she was getting stood up at first, but she didn't seem to care. She ordered herself another drink and was looking at some paperwork in a big manila envelope when I brought it to her. Her husband showed up not too long after that, so I brought him the drink she ordered for him and told them the food would be out in a minute.
When I came back with the food, she handed him the manila envelope as I put the dishes on the table. He instantly burst into tears and started yelling, asking her why. She told him she never loved him and that she wanted a divorce. Their table was right by the waiter station, so even when I left, I could see and hear everything. My manager got mad that I hadn't walked by to ask if they liked their food, so I was forced to go over and ask them while she was calmly telling how she wanted to split everything. He was still sobbing. She went ahead and gave me her card to pay. I brought it back and she tipped me (very well). Then she stood up to leave. At this point, the man fell to the floor and held her legs, begging her not to leave. I was still standing right there. She told him to 'be a man about it and have some dignity.' Then she left. He sat at the table for about another hour, never touching the food or drink. When he left, he apologized to me and gave me a $100 bill."
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He Really Did Have A Wicked Stepmother
"When I was 15, I had to go spend a few weeks with my dad and stepmom. My stepmom never liked me. Ever. It became more noticeable when they had a daughter. Our birthdays were one month apart. One year, I got a football and a crappy Dallas Cowboys backpack (I hate football). On her birthday, she got a ton of computer games and toys.
When I was staying with them, I woke up early one morning. I noticed my door was open, so I got up to close it. When I got close to the door, I could hear my stepmom saying, 'I told Gary not to invite him. I hate him.' We were leaving for a vacation the next day. I spent the entire trip silent as a church mouse. I, quite literally, had nothing to say. I knew she would hate whatever I said, so I went mute.
When I got back home with my mom, I told my dad what happened and he called me a liar. I haven't seen or spoken to him since then. This was 13 years ago and it still bums me out as much now as it did then. I mean, I'm happy I don't have to deal with that level of crazy anymore, but I'd rather have a dad."
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She Thought Her Puppy Had Run Away Until She Overheard Her Stepmom
"When I was maybe 10 or 11, I overheard my stepmom talking to my friend's mom about my puppy that had recently disappeared. I learned the puppy had not run away, but that my stepmom had driven it to the middle of nowhere and 'set it free' because she didn't want to have a puppy in the house.
My stepmom is the worst human being I have ever met. It's worth mentioning that she has gotten rid of my possessions before without asking, like giving my clothes or toys to Goodwill while I was at school.
I have asked her a few times about what really happened with the puppy, and I give her the opportunity to come clean, but she is always evasive about the whole thing. She will eventually get what's coming to her. I hope she suffers as much as possible in her life and dies painfully."
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"Sometimes I Think It Would Have Been Better If I Hadn't Said Anything"
"I overheard my best friend's 13-year-old daughter talking about hooking up with someone, doing some hardcore illegal substances, and getting it on without protection. I almost interrupted her when she got to talking about the butt stuff they were having because I was getting a little uncomfortable. That's when she mentioned the name of the guy. It was her dad's older brother and another one of my best friends.
I've seen a lot of messed up things in life over the last four and a half decades but having to tell my 39-year-old friend that his 42-year-old brother was banging his 13-year-old daughter was the worst.
Within 48 hours, one was in a coma and the daughter was dead. She killed herself. Her 'heart was broken' because her dad beat his older brother so bad that they ended up pulling the plug about a year later.
Sometimes I think it would have been better if I hadn't said anything."
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He Couldn't Not Ask About The Student After Hearing This
"My dad's girlfriend is a special education teacher. I heard her telling my dad about a student she had with Down's Syndrome. The kid had awful parents and lived in the rough part of town.
The kid never brushed his teeth, and as a result, his teeth rotted out and he had to get them all pulled. He was given pain medication, but his mother ended up taking all the pills herself. The boy would be in so much pain in class that he would have to be taken out of class because he couldn't stop yelling. He yelled so much that the stitches in his mouth ripped.
I asked my dad's girlfriend about the student's situation, and she told me that she did report it, but for some reason or another, the mother still had custody of her son. She didn't go into it much and acted as though it wasn't something she wanted to talk about, so I didn't ask further questions."
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She Was Begging For An Easter Miracle
"I woke up around midnight on Easter when I was about 6 to hopefully get a glimpse of the Easter Bunny, but I only heard my mom crying to my dad on the phone. They were divorced, but she was begging him to come get my brother and me because she had no money to get us any chocolate. She was hysterical.
I went back to bed and pretended to be surprised when my dad was there in the morning to get us. He told us that the Easter Bunny got mixed up about where we were staying."
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She Wouldn't Let Them Play Until They Answered Her Questions
"My husband and I were at McDonald's. We took our son to the Playplace to try to let him burn off energy so we could finish grocery shopping.
A mother was in there with her three kids. One by one, she would make each one of them sit down and was interrogating them. 'Where did your dad sit at the spring concert? Who did he sit by? Did he sit with Mason's mom? Did he talk to any of the other moms? Was he laughing and smiling when he talked to Carter's mom? Did you guys come right home afterward?'
She was writing it all down. Each child was not allowed to go play unless they answered her questions."
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"Do You Have Something Important To Tell Me About My Son?"
"I was once at a conference with my boss. We were in a hotel lobby about to meet with a big-deal manager from another company to talk about a deal when he took a call from his wife.
She said there was a soldier outside their house with important news that could only be conveyed in person. She wouldn't talk to the guy because she knew what the news would be. Their son was stationed in Iraq. His wife handed her phone to the guy in uniform on their doorstep.
My boss said, 'I'm 500 miles away right now. Do you have something important to tell me about my son?'
Then he looked at us and said he had to go home and walked away."
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If He Didn't Give Her What She Wanted, She Promised She'd Make Him Sorry
"My wife and I were enjoying an otherwise fantastic dinner at a really nice restaurant. Seated in the booth behind us was another married couple (an older, nerdy type guy and a very pretty, much younger woman) that were in the throes of separation/divorce.
In an angry whisper, the wife made a list of material demands such as a pool, new car, and a beach house. The consequence for his not delivering on her wants was: 'I'll bang every friend you've got, and I know a lot of other freaky people on top of that.'
He sheepishly replied, 'No, that's not necessary. I'll start working on it Monday.'
Another time, my wife and I were enjoying ice cream at a Baskin-Robbins on a beautiful Saturday in the spring. Seated at a table next to ours were a man and a little boy, who looked to be 4 years old. The child asked, 'Daddy, why didn't Mom want to come with us today, and why don't you live in our house anymore?'
Hearing that made my wife instantly weep and our barely eaten ice cream went in the trash as we exited the store."
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She'd Never Look At Her Stepdad The Same After That
"I picked up the house phone to find a conversation already in progress. And that's how I learned my stepdad was having an affair with his brother's wife. It was actually my mom on the phone, in tears, explaining the situation to her best friend. From what I understand, my stepdad's brother was the first to find out about the affair and gave my stepdad an ultimatum to tell my mom or he would.
I was 14 at the time and about as emotionally mature as you would expect a 14-year-old to be, so I freaked out and did the only rational thing I could think of, I told my grandparents (my mom's parents). So the whole thing comes out, my stepdad and mom split up and, as you would expect, both families now wanted nothing to do with my former stepdad.
That was until my mom took him back about six months later. She didn't actually tell me she took him back, he just started showing up to the house more and more. Everyone was supposed to just act as nothing had ever happened. I was 15 by this time and moved out of the house about a month later.
This all happened 14 years ago, and I still steadfastly refuse to be in the same room as my former stepdad, let alone speak to him. My mom and I have a tenuous relationship. We'll send each other a card on birthdays and that's about it."
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There Was No Reason For Him To Speak To Her Like That
"My kid played baseball last spring, and while most of the parents were pretty low-key, there was one dad who was kind of obnoxious. He had been some type of highly ranked D3 athlete with a huge ego and was living vicariously through his 5-year-old. My heart broke when he berated his kid for crying after he got out and told him how embarrassing it was that his kid was the only one crying. Pretty messed up.
Somehow this jerk of a guy also had this super cute wife which was really confusing because he was never particularly nice to her either. I mean, she had a tiny bit of baby weight left, but still, she was an absolutely gorgeous woman.
So fast forward to the last game of the year. The coaches threw this mini party and got all the kids Italian Ice. There was a ton, so they offered it to the parents too. I happened to be standing behind this couple. She got her kid his Italian Ice and got one for herself, too. When she sat down beside his husband, he whispered to her, 'I think it's pretty obvious you don't need those calories.'"
His In-Laws Were Determined To Wreck His Marriage
"My in-laws were staying with us (uninvited) and brought their two Yorkies with them. Our German Shepherd was 6 months old at the time and full of energy and wanted to play with everyone and everything. She might have been a tenth the age of the Yorkies, but she still outweighed them by a good 30 pounds. My in-laws were losing their minds because my dog was being 'mean' to theirs. While they were here, they treated her like garbage while we were at work. They kept her locked away during the day while their dogs ran around her house, as evidenced by the scratch/chew marks in the room that we kept her while the house was empty.
After two days of this, I set up my computer and recorded my basement. They didn't realize this until mid-afternoon, at which point it was far too late for them. In the morning, they were complaining that my dog was being loud. My mother-in-law was the best though! She called one of her friends and talked on and on about how terrible it was staying here, about how we didn't treat her Yorkies with respect, and how it seemed like we were avoiding her. We stayed upstairs with our dog while we were home so she wouldn't be anxious. She then said to her husband a little bit later, 'We could stay here as long as we want and ruin their marriage,' speaking about my wife and me. About 30 minutes after dropping that bomb, my father-in-law noticed my computer and covered the camera, however, it was far too late at that point, the damage was done.
Later that night, they went to bed early, so we played with our pup downstairs and enjoyed having the house 'to ourselves.' My mother-in-law got up and went to the bathroom, the pup heard and took off upstairs after her. I followed so that she didn't jump when my mother-in-law got out of the bathroom. When she exited, we exchanged pleasantries and she returned to the guest room. My dog escaped my hold and ran to the door, but didn't go inside. We don't allow dogs into that room because my nephew is allergic to dogs, so we keep the guest room as dog free as possible so he can sleep comfortably when he comes over. I realized that there was something in there that had caught my pup's attention. I ran downstairs, missing just about every step and said to my wife, 'I think they have their dogs in there.' Even more impressively, my wife got upstairs without touching a single step. She stormed into the guest room and said, 'Get the dogs out of this room.'
The coldest reply ever came from my mother-in-law, 'But there are no dogs in here' as she held the covers extra still.
My wife left and somehow I stayed composed enough to say, 'Our apologies,' as I shut the door.
Not five minutes later, my mother-in-law came downstairs and again, cold as can be, said, 'Is there a problem?' My wife and her mom got into quite the screaming match about disrespecting us, our home, our dog, and the rules of our home. Her mother vehemently denied any wrongdoing.
Right up until my father-in-law stepped in with, 'What, were you spying on us?' Ok, all bets are off now. My wife said we did keep watch over the house and we did see and hear what they were doing, specifically the part about ruining our marriage. Her mother denied ever saying anything of the sort and slapped my wife. My German Shepherd didn't like that and went into full defense mode. So I dove down to stop her from causing a huge lawsuit, holding her and my wife back, who was flailing away.
Finally, my wife let it go, telling them, 'Get out of my house, get out right now.' That may be the absolute best moment of my life, ever. My in-laws packed their crap and left."
She Sacrificed Everything For Her Kids
"When I was a little kid, like 5 years old, I really wanted this stupid stamp set from Family Dollar.
My mom and I walked there one day so she could buy tampons. Once we got there, we found both the tampons and the sticker set in the clearance bin. I overheard her talking to the lady at the cash register (when price checking them) about how she only had money for one of the items and that she was going to buy me the stamp set over the tampons.
I'm 21 now, and I never told my mom that I heard her say that. She always pretended that we had enough money, but she would skip meals or give up her stuff to make sure we had enough, and it breaks my heart thinking about it."
Once He Had Her Buttered Up, He Went In For The Kill
"I was a server and had a couple come in. They seemed happy at first. He said, 'Order whatever you want,' and made sure she had a drink and got dessert. Then he gave me his card ahead of time and said he wanted to pay for it before she tried everything she wanted.
As she was finishing up dessert, I walked by and I heard him say, 'So...you know I know, right?' My ears perked up. He continued, 'You have to know that I know. Haha, I mean, I'm not stupid.'
'What are you talking about, babe?'
'Of all the people. Of all the people! Haha! Him? That's just...Eye opening. I'm sorry you felt like you weren't getting enough from me.' The whole time, he spoke with a pretty friendly, matter-of-fact tone.
I was bussing and cleaning tables around them and got the gist that she lived with him and he bought her a car, but now he's taking it back and needs her to move out, though he will give her time. Then he waved me down, left a huge tip, kissed her on the cheek, and left her sitting there.
She sat there staring at the table for about an hour before picking up her phone and calling someone. It was the most epic, heart-wrenching, well-played break up I've ever seen."
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One Night, He Got A Surprising Series Of Texts From His Boss
"It was common knowledge around the office that my old boss was cheating on his wife. One night, I received a string of texts from my boss that were supposed to go to his mistress. The texts confessed his true love for her and outlined a plan to kill his wife so they could be together.
Apparently, he had her number in his contact list saved under MY NAME so that his wife wouldn't be suspicious of him texting a woman. But he accidentally went and texted my real number instead of hers. I panicked because it was just a matter of time before he realized his mistake.
I immediately called a coworker, forwarded a copy of the texts to him for insurance, had my wife go to her parents' house, and called the police. I honestly have no idea what happened to him after that, because he never came back to work and nobody followed up with me.
To this day, nobody at my work talks about him or that situation."


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Calais Canadian War Cemetery is een Britse militaire begraafplaats met gesneuvelden uit de Tweede Wereldoorlog gelegen in het Franse dorp Leubringhen (Pas-de-Calais). De begraafplaats ligt vlak naast de E402 (Route des Estuaires) zo'n 1,2 km ten oosten van het dorpsplein en 5,750 km ten zuidoosten van Wissant. Het Cross of Sacrifice staat centraal achteraan, recht tegenover de toegang. De begraafplaats wordt onderhouden door de Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

Calais werd in september 1944 door de Canadian First Army bevrijd. De grote meerderheid van de doden vielen in de gevechten tijdens de geallieerde opmars langs de kust richting België.

Onder de geïdentificeerde graven zijn er 580 Canadezen, 89 Britten en 5 Australiërs. Er liggen ook 6 Tsjechslowaken en 19 Polen die in Britse dienst vochten. Dertig slachtoffers konden niet meer geïdentificeerd worden.

Onderscheiden militairen
 Christopher Smales Bartlett wing-commander bij de Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve werd tweemaal onderscheiden met het Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC and Bar).
 Victor Anthony Ricketts en Philip Reginald Barwell, beiden officier bij de Royal Air Force en Charles William Palmer en Wilfred George F. Peacock, beiden officier bij de Royal Canadian Air Force werden onderscheiden met het Distinguished Flying Cross  (DFC).
 Wilbert F. McRae, onderofficier bij het North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment, R.C.I.C. werd onderscheiden met het lidmaatschap van de Orde van het Britse Rijk (MBE) en het Military Cross (MC).
 James Edward Fox, majoor bij de Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada werd onderscheiden met het lidmaatschap van de Orde van het Britse Rijk (MBE).
 John Arthur Watt, kapitein bij de Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders, R.C.I.C. en Norman Saurin Temple, majoor bij de Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby Regiment) werden onderscheiden met het Military Cross (MC).
 George Boris Lukhmanoff, piloot bij de Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve werd onderscheiden met de Distinguished Flying Medal (DFM). Hij was een Amerikaan in Britse dienst.

Begraafplaats van de CWGC in Frankrijk
Begraafplaats van de Tweede Wereldoorlog


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require 'rack'
require 'rack/test'

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Q: How to display all the record by date wise? Using SQL Server 2000
Table
PersonID Date

001 11-02-2009
002 11-02-2009
003 11-02-2009
001 12-02-2009
004 12-02-2009
005 12-02-2009
003 13-02-2009
005 13-02-2009

So on…,
I want to display all the Personid by Date wise.
Expected Output
PersonID Date

001 11-02-2009
002 11-02-2009
003 11-02-2009
004 11-02-2009
005 11-02-2009
001 12-02-2009
002 12-02-2009
003 12-02-2009
004 12-02-2009
005 12-02-2009
001 13-02-2009
002 13-02-2009
003 13-02-2009
004 13-02-2009
005 13-02-2009

So on…,
All the Personid should appear by date wise.
I wrote a query in Access
Query
SELECT AllPossibleCardEvents.PersonId FROM ((SELECT p.PersonId, AllDates.CardEventDate FROM (SELECT DISTINCT Date FROM TMP_Cardevent2) AllDates, Tmp_cardevent1  p) AllPossibleCardEvents LEFT OUTER JOIN TMP_cardevent2  Actual ON AllPossibleCardEvents.PersonId = Actual.PersonId AND AllPossibleCardEvents.Date = Actual.Date) )

Above Access Query is Working Fine. But the same result I want to show in SQL also.
How to write a query in SQL?
Need Query Help.

A: If I understand this correctly you want every distinct personid returned for every distinct date.
If so the query would be
SELECT DISTINCT PersonTable.PersonId, DateTable.Date FROM Table as PersonTable
CROSS JOIN (SELECT DISTINCT Date FROM Table) AS DateTable

A: SELECT A.PersonID, B.Date
FROM (SELECT DISTINCT PersonID from myTable) A,
(SELECT DISTINCT Date from myTable) B

I have not tried this. But, it will do a cartesian product.