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Q: Is it possible to get looggedin user email id from linkedin rails? I am using the following gem to connect and get details from linkedin
gem 'linkedin', :git => "git://github.com/pengwynn/linkedin.git"
is it possible to get authenticated user's email id or the id by which he/she logges in to..

A: It's not possible to get the email address of a LinkedIn user via the API at this time.
-Jeremy

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My 2011 started with an eventful two months away from home! I spent January and most of February doing an artist residency at the Montalvo Arts Center in Los Gatos, CA and I spent the last 10 days of February in Australia, participating in an event called "The HIVE" that was part of the Adelaide Film Festival.
At Montalvo, I was wined and dined nightly in the company of an ever-shifting group of fellow artists (mostly new faces for me – Chico McMurtrie & Wayne Horvitz were the only people I already knew). We sat around the table bubbling with conversation and praising Andrea Blum (Montalvo's current culinary fellow) who prepared the delicious meals each night. Andrea's boyfriend, Sasha, happens to be something of a mycologist, and introduced many of us to the art of mushroom hunting. So there was always fungus among us, and we enjoyed many a meal that included liberal amounts of freshly gathered chanterelles. One particular walk (in which I was privileged to participate) yielded 18 pounds of the golden beauties. That evening, we had chanterelle bisque with chanterelle bruschetta, and a chanterelle frittata. Yum!
With all the eating and mushroom hunting, surprisingly I did manage to get a lot of work done during my residency. I began work on a new media piece about memory and created a little work-in-progress segment of it which I presented during my performance at the Carriage House Theatre. I also recorded sounds from the inside of the Steck baby grand that was in my studio to create a new bank of samples, and I made a lot of headway on the interactive web portal of my work Baggage Allowance. I'll be getting back to you with details of the upcoming public launch of that soon!
I went directly from my residency to Adelaide, South Australia, where I gave a presentation and participated as a mentor in an exciting event called The HIVE. It was organized by Wendy Levy of BAVC, and involved five days of workshopping with a pretty stellar group of independent filmmakers, writers, actors, media artists, and a few choreographers and composers. We were in sessions daily from morning till evening–at which time we'd attend screenings and, on one evening, a stage play. Fortunately I arrived in Adelaide a day before things got started, so I had time to go to a nature preserve and spend a day petting Koalas and feeding and hanging out with Kangaroos. They were just too adorable for words! When I went to a restaurant that evening, I was a bit taken aback to see kangaroo as one of the choices on the menu.
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Carl Stone and Pamela Z in a shared concert of tasty translucent delights.
On Wednesday, March 16th 2011, at 8pm the ROOM chamber series continues with an electronic music evening featuring Carl Stone and Pamela Z performing separately and together. The two composer/performers will serve up a plate of tangled, spicy, sonic flavors.
The Extended Piano Festival presents a series of concerts and installations highlighting the unique and rarely composed-for Disklavier. A robotic, MIDI controlled, grand piano, the Disklavier allows composers to create works with techniques and dynamics beyond human capabilities and to be presented without a performer. These characteristics make it an instrument challenging for composers and particularly qualified for installed works. Pamela Z will perform live on the Disklavier using gesture-based MIDI controllers.
TICKETS: $15/$10 for students/seniors and EMF members.
((audience)) (Unsound Festival New York Labs) will present Pamela Z's work, "De-Star Spangled Banner" as part of Cinema for the Ear, a special 5.1 suround-sound "cinema in the dark" program featuring fixed media works by various sound artists and composers as well as a sound-only screening of Rob Eggars' short "Tell Tale Heart".
Pamela Z performs a concert of works for voice & electronics as part of Festival Internacional de Poesia de Barcelona in Barcelona, Spain. The festival takes place in one of the most emblematic buildings in all of Barcelona: the Palau de la Musica Catalana (Catalan Music Hall).
Pamela Z gives a sound and performance workshop exploring experimental music, audio art, and interdisciplinary performance practices. Participants will explore experimental composition techniques, and the work and ideas of new music composers and sound art practitioners, receive demonstration and hands-on instruction with tools (software, hardware etc.) and techniques for the creation of sound and performance works, and create and present works of their own.
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Home»Travel & Holidays»AccessAdvisr: helping you to find accessible places
AccessAdvisr: helping you to find accessible places
We all know how hard it can be to find reliable accessibility information about the places you want to visit. AccessAdvisr aims to make this easier by enabling people to review the accessibility of places across the UK, from restaurants to music venues. Co-founder and owner Rob Trent tells us how the idea started and how the website can help you.
I'm Rob Trent, Co-founder and Managing Director of AccessAdviser. I've been disabled since birth, and my experiences have meant I want to see a better world for disabled people.
My earliest experiences of 'being disabled' were when I went to a 'special' boarding school at the age of 6. Back then, these places were bleak, tough and remote.
I then attended various further educational establishments, some 'special', others 'normal'. They gave me valuable lessons in living in a society that didn't cater for disabled people very much at all.
I was eventually 'lucky' to get a full-time job with Ordnance Survey, Britains National Mapping Agency. I remained there for 32 years before taking early retirement. I had a fantastic career there and being in work was really liberating.
Inaccessible information
Throughout my life, I have often come across misleading advice regarding accessibility. It's lead me to a number of frustrating days and evenings out.
I've had to put my wheelchair on a table to see above the crowd at a concert;
I've had to take a 'comfort break' in a football ground car park because accessible toilets didn't exist;
I've been asked to leave places because I was a 'fire hazard'.
These are very real parts of my lived experiences as a disabled person. And I know I am not alone.
Those experiences led me to be a founding member of the Spectrum Centre for Living Independent back in the eighties (called the Southampton Centre for Independent Living back then). I'm really proud of the work it has done over the years, but I knew there was room for something more.
AccessAdviser
It was very apparent to me that there was a need for something for users who faced the same challenges as me.
So when Ordnance Survey ran a competition among its staff to come up with ideas for uses of mapping, I jumped at the opportunity. My suggestion: a service where people could rate the accessibility of places they had visited and share those reviews with others.
Although I primarily had disabled people in mind, it could be useful for cyclists and parents with prams, opening my it up to a much wider audience. My idea won the vote and I was given support to develop it further. A year later I teamed up with a company called Integrated Transport Planning (ITP) to take the concept forward.
How you can use AccessAdvisr
AccessAdvisr is a place where disabled people and those with mobility challenges can go to rate and review locations across the UK, and find first-hand accessibility information.
People can also upload photos of their visit, and assess 'staff helpfulness', an equally important part of accessibility. The doors may be wide enough, they may be step-free and there may be an accessible loo, but if the staff's attitude is wrong, none of that matters.
You can find information on specific places, or use our maps to search for a particular area.
We're also more than just a website – AccessAdvisr is a community. We have a growing Facebook group, where we talk about all things accessibility related. We also have helpful accessibility videos on our YouTube channel. You can even follow @accessadvisr on Twitter and Instagram too. We are now averaging a new review every day.
The ethos being AccessAdvisr is: we're not the experts, you are! It is our reviewers, Facebook chatters and social media followers who are the ones that share their experiences. Strength in numbers!
Our aim is to continually develop the site so that we become the 'go to' place for accessibility reviews, and other accessibility-related issues.
Of course, none of the above would be possible without the financial support from partners. We currently run on a shoe-string budget, and any support from other businesses would be welcomed. We'll give our support in return, and together we can make things better for disabled people.
If you think you might be able to help please get in touch at admin@accessadvisr.net.
By Rob Trent
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RE: Is your trunk lid scratching your rear bumper?
06 saleen coupe, and i noticed the scratches.
I do drive alot on the highway...60mph + , do you really think the bumper would flex that much at speed?? I was more inclined tothink that the spoiler was maybe creating downforce due to the wind thus pushing down on the trunk lid....thats just a theory I had.
I don't think mine has any scratches but its hard to tell because most of that area is covered by vinyl stripes.
I have no idea on mine and I've spent about 12 hours this weekend working in the trunk! But I do have an idea. maybe the bumper is flexing or vibrating at highway speeds. I've noticed that the bumper is pretty flimsy in the center. It moves quite a bit when I chamois it off after a wash.
2) the scratches are straight up and down and have some length to them and are ever so slightly in front of the trunk lid.
I'll have to call my dealer.
My 07 doesnt even come close to the bumper. I did loosen up the springs on the lid to try and stop some vibration from my 2 12's but i'm 1/2 an inch away from the bumper. No scratches at all sorry to hear your troubles I would def bring it in and have ford realign the trunk lid and fix the paint.
I know this thread is really old, but did anyone ever figure out a solution to this? I just found this on my '12 and others with recent models have the same issue. Over on another board, they are calling it a design flaw.
Welcome to the forum! My name is Deysha with Ford Service. Have you addressed this trunk issue with your Ford Dealer yet? Be sure to speak with your service manager about this, as he is in the best position to ensure a proper diagnosis, and will be able to provide available options and/or coverage for any work needed.
You can schedule an appointment online here.
I was actually at my dealer last week (before I saw this thread and the other one). I pointed it out and my service advisor said it looked like a bag did it. I thought so too until I did a search online. It seems like from this page and the other forum that this is an issue that affects some cars and that there is no real fix. Repainting the bumper fixes it temporarily but people that have had their bumpers repainted have had the issue reoccur.
My concern about it being fixed or my car spending time in the shop is if it does it again - if it's a design flaw - then nothing really is accomplished.
I have about 6,800 miles on my 2012 GT500.
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Q: `this` Type in Scala Looking at this question, Fill immutable map with for loop upon creation, I was curious as to what this means in Map(1 -> this).
scala> Map(1 -> this)
res6: scala.collection.immutable.Map[Int,type] = Map(1 -> @53e28097)

scala> res6(1)
res7: type = @53e28097

I have not seen type before as a type.
What is it?

A: It seems to work a bit odd in the REPL, but if you actually compile or interpret a script, this does indeed seem to point to the current instance of the enclosing object.
import scala.reflect.runtime.{ universe => ru }

object Main {
  def getType[T : ru.TypeTag](instance: T) = ru.typeOf[T]

  def sayHello = println("hello!")

  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
    println(this.getType(123)) // Prints "Int"
    this.sayHello              // Prints "hello!" to the console

    getType(this).decls foreach println _
    // Prints the following outputs to the console:
    // constructor Main
    // method getType
    // method sayHello
    // method main
  }
}

As for why it does not exhibit this behavior in the REPL, I'm not sure.


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Thailand Year in Review 2014
ThailandEconomy
A slowing of domestic and overseas demand, combined with uncertainty over Thailand's political direction, cooled the economy in 2014, with most forecasts for this year indicating growth will remain subdued.
Thailand's economy is still rebalancing after the social unrest in the early months of 2014 and a military intervention in May. Although the coming-to-power of a government has seen a marked decline in protests and disruptions to the economy, there has also been a scaling back of investment projects and state spending, which is likely to curb growth.
Events in the political sphere affected some key industries, such as tourism and hospitality, which saw a sharp fall in arrivals during times of violent protests in the early months of 2014. After the May coup, a number of countries issued advisories to their nationals recommending that they avoid Thailand.
Tapering demand in some export markets also had an impact on the economy, with the slowdown in China and the decline in global prices of commodities such as rubber playing a role. However, towards the end of the year, the situation was improving; international rubber prices began to rebound and rice exports are poised to pick up as Thailand's rice pledging scheme comes to an end and global production faces a decline.
In plans unveiled at the end of January, the finance ministry said it will borrow BT40bn ($1.65bn) to provide temporary work for farmers during the dry season in a further bid to boost the economy.
The latest figures show total exports through November were down 0.42% year-on-year (y-o-y) to BT6.85trn ($209bn) while imports saw an even sharper decline, down almost 9% to BT6.9trn ($210bn). Exports are tipped to expand 1-3% in 2015 with the external contribution to growth expected to be limited.
Growth flatter
In late December, the Bank of Thailand (BoT) lowered its forecast for economic expansion for 2014 to 0.8% citing falling exports, weaker public spending and reduced receipts from tourism over the year. The revised figure is less than one third of the 2.9% expansion achieved in 2013 and almost half the 1.5% the bank had earlier projected.
The outlook for the Thai economy for the coming year is more positive – though still lagging behind most ASEAN states – with the IMF predicting GDP will expand by 4.1%, in line with the most recent estimates from the BoT. In its forecasts released on January 1, the Thailand Development Research Institute was slightly less optimistic, projecting growth of between 3.5%-4%, with an expected increase in government spending and a more stable political climate to bolster economic expansion.
Warming consumer sentiment
Any rebound in the coming year could be supported by a slow but steady rise in consumer sentiment, which hit a 10-month high in October. According to data from the Fiscal Policy Office (FPO) issued at the end of the year, the consumer confidence index climbed to 69.9 in October, well up on the 59.9 posted in the first quarter and an improvement on the 2013 year-end level of 64.9. Though still well short of the 100 points needed to indicate a positive outlook, the increase in the index suggests improved opportunities for retail, services and investment.
While growth was subdued, so too was inflation, thanks in part to falling oil prices, which helped to keep prices down and also offset a slip in Thailand's exports. The BoT estimated a 1.6% rise in consumer prices for 2014, predicting an even lower 1.2% in 2015. Other agencies, such as the Commerce Ministry see price increases coming in slightly higher with a top range figure of 2.8% and 2.5% for last year and this, respectively.
There has been some speculation that the BoT could cut its key interest rate in 2015, having left its lending rate at 2% in its final meeting of 2014 in mid-December. With the economy slowing and inflation remaining at modest levels, the bank could opt to support lending to stimulate both consumer spending and investment, with the BoT issuing a statement on December 26 saying monetary policy should help reinforce the momentum of economic recovery.
Foreign investment also fell during the year, though indications late in 2014 suggested renewed interest in Thailand by international investors. According to data issued by the state's Board of Investment (BoI) in late November, foreign investment was down 10% y-o-y in the first 10 months of 2014.
This could be countered by an uptick in project applications that came late in the year, with the BoI announcing it had approved a series of industrial developments, valued at BT21bn ($700m). While these projects will not break ground until well into 2015, their size indicates investor sentiment was strengthening late in 2014, a trend that could carry forward this year.
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Veterinarian's license suspended after casino rape allegations
KINDER, Louisiana (KTRK) -- A Hitchcock veterinarian accused by two teens of rape at the Coushatta Casino Resort has had his license temporarily suspended.
Dr. Todd Glover was charged in early January of rape and three counts of sexual battery after two 17-year-old girls made allegations of rape to police.
The veterinarian denied the rape allegations through his attorney, Paul Darrow, who spoke with ABC13 Eyewitness News last week.
The license was suspended by The Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners as a result of the accusations, according to Darrow. Glover plans on appealing the decision.
RELATED: Veterinarian fighting to prove he's innocent after rape claims
Darrow said Glover would be willing to prove his innocence, recently passing a polygraph examination and voluntarily providing a DNA sample to law enforcement.
Glover was wanted on felony warrants and arrested by Texas state troopers in late December. He was given a $90,000 bond and was released from the Allen Parish Jail in Louisiana on Jan. 2.
The details surrounding the incident remain a mystery.
The Tribal Police of The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana initiated the investigation, which led to a warrant for his arrest.
SEE ALSO: Veterinarian accused of raping child at Coushatta Casino Resort
Despite multiple requests by ABC13, Tribal Police have refused to provide specific details of their allegations against Dr. Glover. They also have not provided the probable cause affidavit used in the case.
The Clerk of Courts in Allen Parish told Eyewitness News they have not received a copy of the affidavit.
Darrow said he's not aware of any physical evidence against Dr. Glover.
"Is there a worst thing for a person to be accused of than sexual assault falsely?" said Darrow. "I'm very confident that a jury will acquit Dr. Glover."
According to documents, Glover was reprimanded by The Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners in June 2017 after he failed to report he was charged with assault and burglary in unrelated cases in 2014 and 2016, respectively; the failure to disclose is a violation of the Texas Occupations Code.
While the charges were ultimately dismissed, Glover was forced to pay a fine of $500 after the reprimand.
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Note: This marmalade can be used for many other recipes, including a side dipping sauce for shrimp or pork tenderloin. It makes about two cups.
1 fennel bulb, finely diced. Reserve some of the feathery greenery for garnish.
2 T shallots, peeled and finely diced.
2 oranges, peeled, segmented, and diced.
Combine all ingredients except the 2 T of the Cointreau in a heavy saucepan. Reduce by about 75% or until you have no more than two cups. Add remaining Cointreau and set aside. If the marmalade is too tart, add a bit of white sugar at this point. This can be made days in advance. Bring about 1 cup back to warm on top of the stove when you are preparing to serve the dish.
Sauté scallops in batches, in 1 ts. olive oil and a small dab of butter, until lightly browned on each side. About 3 minutes total time. A non-stick skillet works best. I would always undercook rather than overcook a scallop.
To serve immediately, place a scallop on a wheat cracker, and top with a scant teaspoon marmalade. Garnish with minced fennel greens.
If the dish is part of a buffet of appetizers, I would put the scallops topped with marmalade on one plate, and crackers on a separate one.


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Q: Express server not installing on my machine Am trying to install express library on my machine but keep getting this error message.
C:\Users\SAMMY WHITE SNR\Desktop\test>npm i express@4.17.1
npm ERR! Unexpected end of JSON input while parsing near '...rectories":{"lib":"./'

npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in:
npm ERR!     C:\Users\SAMMY WHITE SNR\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache\_logs\2020-05-04T06_40_13_375Z-debug.log

A: This worked for me, try
npm cache clean --force
npm i express@4.17.1

also, I recommend installing the current stable version with
npm i express


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Q: Creating lambda predicate in run-time dynamically based on  type I have a ListForm<T> form in my windows application project.
also i defined predicate field as Func<Order,bool> in that form
private Func<T,bool> predicate;

my ListForm may create with diffrent types such as OrderDTO, CustomerDTO, DocumentDTO,...
public class OrderDTO
{
   public string Number {get; set;}
   public string CustomerName {get; set;}
   public int Weight {get; set;}
}

public class CustomerDTO
{
   public int CustomerId {get; set;}
   public string CustomerName {get; set;}
}

is there any way that i build predicate in run-time dynamically with all properties of <T> type?(assume that always strings must compare with "X" and integers with 0) for example if ListForm created with OrderDTO type predicate should be :
t=>t.Number == "X" && t.CustomerName == "X" && t.Weight == 0;

and if it create with CustomerDTO type, the predicate should be
t=> t.CustomerId == 0 && t.CustomerName == "X";

i want use it for creating a dynamic search form.
in fact i have a filter selection window that user can define his filter conditions to datas in ListForm,and this filter window creates dynamically as i described in Creating a generic search form based on ISearchable types

A: Build your predicate as below:
private void BuildPredicate()
    {
        predicate = (obj) =>
        {
            var t = typeof(T);
            var strProps = t.GetProperties().Count(p => p.PropertyType == typeof(string) && p.GetValue(obj, null) != "X");
            var intProps = t.GetProperties().Count(p => p.PropertyType == typeof(int) && (int)p.GetValue(obj, null) != 0);
            if (strProps == 0 && intProps == 0)
            {
                return true;
            }
            return false;
        };
    }


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Carlos Guillen Retires
Dave · March 6, 2012 at 9:06 am · Filed Under Mariners
After dealing with more knee problems this spring, Carlos Guillen has decided to retire. This opens up the reserve 3B/1B role on the roster, and now makes it possible that the Mariners could carry both Kyle Seager and Michael Saunders on the opening day roster. That'd be my guess for how this plays out now, anyway – Seager/Figgins will split time at third, and Figgins/Saunders/Wells will split time in center field.
Having Seager around instead of Guillen might also make Carp the backup first baseman, a role that would have otherwise been filled by Guillen instead, so Wells might see less time in center field but a little more in left field as a result. Essentially, this shifts some playing time from an older guy with no future in Seattle to a younger player who might be able to establish some value with additional playing time. No offense to Guillen, but this is probably a positive development for the club.
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Mariners35 on March 6th, 2012 9:21 am
I know it was pretty much what I was hoping for when I first heard he'd been signed. Thanks for 2001, Carlos, and best wishes.
Between this, and likely DL time to start the season for Guti and possibly Ryan too, I guess there's little to no chance of any interesting position players getting left off the opening day roster. There's enough room for Seager, Wells and Kawasaki now, even Saunders.
9inningknowitall on March 6th, 2012 9:36 am
I'm kind of excited to see how the season goes. Each year we hear the M's organization talking about giving the young guys a chance but this is the first real year that everyone will have a good opportunity to either succeed for fail. I don't think this is a playoff team even with the extra wild card but I can at least support these guys and have fun this year watching the Mariners play.
Carson on March 6th, 2012 9:47 am
That pinch-hit bunt in the 2000 ALDS will always bring back happy thoughts of happy times.
I love the squeeze so much.
Gracias, Carlos.
marc w on March 6th, 2012 10:21 am
Well congratulations on a great career, Carlos.
I have to admit I was worried the M's would keep him on the 25 man for his "presence" or whatever, but he didn't belong on the 2012 M's.
georgmi on March 6th, 2012 10:25 am
That pinch-hit bunt in the 2000 ALDS
I was at that game! My wife and I were in a friend's Diamond Club seats, and as we were jumping up and down celebrating after Rickey scored, my wife turned to me and said, "He was out of the batter's box."
(Which I say to share a memory, and to point out that my wife knows more about baseball and pays more attention than I do, not to take away from a truly awesome moment.)
That's still the most fun I've ever had at a baseball game. Mike Cameron coming around and high fiving fans all over the park, people still on their feet and cheering about 45 minutes after the game ended…. I'm ready for the M's to be good again.
shortbus on March 6th, 2012 10:30 am
I'll remember Carlos for two things:
1. The night Tony Phillips scissored him to the ground with his legs in one of the cheapest plays I've ever personally witnessed in a game. Phillips ended Guillen's season just to keep him from throwing out a runner trying to advance.
2. The day Guillen bunted to Frank Thomas in Game 3 of the ALDS, bringing home Ricky Henderson with the series-winning run. That day is among the highlights of my sports lifetime and one of the best Mariner memories ever. We swept a team in the playoffs!
Thanks for your time in Seattle, Carlos.
maqman on March 6th, 2012 10:41 am
It's a shame he didn't spend his whole career with the M's. He did good.
ndevale on March 6th, 2012 10:44 am
Yes, it is probably best for the 2012 Mariners and beyond, because as Mr. Guillen himself mentioned, there is a lot of good talent, which is worth a look.
The Guillen trade has to rank in the top five worst of Mariners history, and is imo the trade made for the worst reasons.
If I can add to this thread my input into the Seager vs. Saunders thread, why are we not talking about the 6 man bullpen, especially for April, especially in light of the Gutierrez injury? My candidate is Darren Ford. I could see Catricala instead of Seager, but why rush it.
The depth chart would be:
OF Ichiro, Saunders, Wells, Carp, Ford, Figgins (in that order)
3B Figgins, Seager, Kawasaki.
1b Smoak, Carp, Montero
SonOfZavaras on March 6th, 2012 11:01 am
No offense to Guillen, but this is probably a positive development for the club.
Sadly, I have to agree.
Now, c'mon Michael Saunders. You've just been handed TWO career breaks. Capitalize.
I was there that day at Game 3. With two of my brothers, in the left field bleachers. Gettin' all happy with smuggled little bottles of liquor (hey, I was considerably younger back then).
Good times. Thanks, Carlos.
Bryce on March 6th, 2012 12:10 pm
All the talk about Game 3 brings back such great memories. I was on James St. under I-5 listening to the game in my car when the bunt happened. All the sudden there were cars honking their horns like crazy all around me. Let's hope this team gets back to moments like that soon.
Westside guy on March 6th, 2012 12:38 pm
I'm ashamed to admit it, but I'd sort of blanked out the fact that Guillen was on our roster. I remember them signing him… but then, whenever he's been mentioned I'd somehow blanked it out.
Good luck Carlos. I hope your knee recovers enough to give you a fun retirement playing golf or whatever you'd like to do going forward.
r-gordon-7 on March 6th, 2012 4:25 pm
I, too, was there for Game 3 – a game I'll never forget! And I, too, wish Carlos had spent the rest of his career here – we certainly missed out on some good years… All the best, Carlos!
Breadbaker on March 6th, 2012 4:48 pm
I was there for Game 3 as well. Did the cheering only last 45 minutes? I thought it was longer. They played "Who Let the Dogs Out?" the whole time, too.
Paul Covert on March 6th, 2012 5:03 pm
Taking the opportunity to look back on Guillen's career, along with those of the other players in the 1999 Big Unit trade:
Career value (measured by FanGraphs WAR), post-7/31/1999:
R. Johnson: 68.9
F. Garcia: 33.7 (plus remainder of career)
C. Guillen: 26.7
J. Halama: 7.5
Total future WAR of players received from Astros: 67.9, plus whatever Freddy adds from now until retirement.
Probably not often that that big of a trade ends up that close to even post-trade career value….
Happy retirement, Carlos. Long live The Bunt, in our memories.
Bwilliam on March 6th, 2012 5:49 pm
Carlos Guillen was awesome I wish we would have had him during his best offensive season.
Random question does anyone know of any place that is planning some sort of viewing party for the first game of the season in Japan.
It seems like it would be fun to get together with a bunch of other M's fans at 3am and watch Felix dominate the A's to start the season.
stevemotivateir on March 6th, 2012 8:24 pm
^I'm waiting for the Root Sports schedule to list the replay time. I'll plan around that!
Too bad about Carlos. Not a surprise though.
greentunic on March 6th, 2012 9:43 pm
probably a positive development for the
Do you think the M's see it this way too?
And I'd be totally down for a viewing party! Alas, I'm in Portland.
Gritty Veteran Poster on March 7th, 2012 6:26 am
Well then, I guess that means that the Randy Johnson trade turned out to be a bust.
make_dave_proud on March 7th, 2012 7:34 am
> That pinch-hit bunt in the 2000 ALDS will always bring back happy thoughts of happy times.
I was there, about 10 rows deep on the third base line. Carlos lays down the bunt, and it was perfectly executed. Henderson flies home from third. Safeco exploded.
Definitely one of the greatest sports moments I've witnessed in person.


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In February, CVS announced that it will stop selling cigarettes and other tobacco products at a cost of approximately $2 billion in annual sales. Now, it appears that the company plans to compensate for that loss with it's Caremark business unit. CVS Caremark is one of the largest pharmacy benefit management companies in the United States, which works between insurance companies and pharmacies.
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Q: How to represent Bitxor to mod in matlab I want to implement xor bitwise together. For example, I have two bits pair that are 6 (110) and 3 (011). Now I want to implement bitwise xor of two inputs. It can do by bitxor function in matlab.
out=bitxor(6,3);%output is 5

But I want to implement the scheme by mod function instead of bitxor. How to do it by matlab?Thank you so much. it is my code
out=mod(6+3,2^3) %2^3 because Galois field is 8 (3 bits)

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function out = bitxor_alt(n1,n2)

max_digits = ceil(log(max(n1,n2)+1)/log(2));%// max digits binary representation

n1c = dec2bin(n1,max_digits); %// first number as binary in char type
n2c = dec2bin(n2,max_digits); %// second number as binary in char type

n1d = n1c-'0'; %// first number as binary in double type
n2d = n2c-'0'; %// second number as binary in double type

out = bin2dec(num2str(mod(n1d+n2d,2),'%1d')); %// mod used here

return;


They're practical. You invest in what works as opposed to what leadership wants to work.
I've seen too many strategy offsite white-board, created-in-a-vacuum strategies fail.
The premise that genius is not in crafting a particular strategy, but instead noticing what's actually working and investing in that.
They often involve marketing, essence, and the truth: positioning around what you really do as opposed to what you want to do.
They are so common. There are countless stories of companies and products where success was predicated on observing this intention/reality gap and then positioning on reality as opposed to intention.
NyQuil. In testing, they realized this regular cold medicine kept putting people to sleep. The solution? Reposition the product as a nighttime cold remedy, which it's been for over 25 years.
Viagra. Originally intended as high-blood pressure medication, patients in the clinical trials consistently reported an interesting side effect, so they repositioned the drug around the side effect and created a multi-billion dollar category in the process.
FriendFinder. When users kept posting explicit profile pictures on FriendFinder, a B-tier social network, they needed to make a policy decision: block the behavior or not. They decided to run with the idea, spun up derivative site AdultFriendFinder, became the dominant social network for swingers, and later sold the site for $600M.
Sybase. Originally conceived as a fast relational database, Sybase realized that financial institutions were particularly attracted to that value proposition, repeatedly doubled down on the finance vertical, and became a powerhouse in providing databases to financial services.
While I'd say that MarkLogic's focus on media was similarly emergent, my personal favorite emergent strategy was actually at BusinessObjects. When analytic applications were the rage, we created a unit to build a high-end CRM analytic application called Ithena. The trouble was we staffed the unit with platform people, not applications people. Since they had basically no idea how to build a CRM app, they kept building enablers, effectively building another layer of platform on top of BusinessObjects. (I kept saying "there's no app in your app" but nobody wanted to hear it.) When positioned as a CRM analytic application, Ithena was a non-starter. When we repositioned it as BusinessObjects Application Foundation, a platform for building analytic apps, sales took off. By simply calling something what it was — instead of what we wanted it to be –we enabled a new, and quite successful product line.
To pick some more recent examples, I read an article about Groupon in Forbes a few weeks back. Groupon is conjunction of group and coupon and they provide daily deals in a large number of cities where you can, for example, get a massage worth $80 for $35 provided enough other people also take the deal. Groupon gets a cut of the total revenue (often 50%) and the merchant offering the deal gets either a bunch of new customers or the chance to unload some inventory. The company is on track to break $500M in revenue this year and raised its last round at a $1.35B valuation. While I confess I'd not heard of Groupon before the Forbes article, I now get the daily deal email and think it's a great concept.
The [first] idea soon morphed into ThePoint.com, an online platform for petitioners to muster support for all sorts of causes. ThePoint launched in November 2007 and drew national press attention for its users' zany campaigns. One amassed 1,000 people committed to donating millions of dollars toward solving Africa's aids epidemic–on the condition that u2 front man Bono would retire from public life. Another corralled several thousand supporters of building a dome over Chicago to keep the city warm all year. The publicity helped lure $4.8 million in venture capital from the likes of Sand Hill Road's NEA. "I figured it was just a matter of time before I had my $400 million company and got my big payout," quips Mason.
But ThePoint didn't attract enough eyeballs to live on advertising revenue. One of Mason's lieutenants, Aaron With, proposed paying for popular Google search terms related to societal issues–such as "make weed legal." Mason got traffic, just the wrong kind. Obnoxious fans of the band Insane Clown Posse, known as Juggalos, made ThePoint their online playground. As losses mounted in 2008, Mason trudged to With's house to lay off his friend. "If I was a rational person, I probably would have quit right there," says Mason.
One promising trend: Some of ThePoint's most effective campaigns banded consumers together to gain buying power. Mason began featuring a blog that offered readers a different deal from various vendors every day. Having little to lose, his investors encouraged him to pursue the strategy. Groupon–then called Getyourgroupon.com–was born.
I went to a function last night where I heard the hilarious founder of Greendot, Steve Streit, talk about his company's beginnings. The original idea was a e-commerce site where kids could buy junk online (e.g., http://www.isellcrap.com). This, in turn, begged the question how kids would pay for stuff online, which lead them to the idea of a payments service for kids, which in turn lead to Greendot which, as it turns out, is not focused on kids at all: it serves the 50M Americans who either don't want or can't get credit cards with prepaid reloadable Mastercard and Visa cards. His company went public earlier his year and is now worth $2B.
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Reassessing the Structural Covariates of Cross-National Infant Homicide Victimization
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Gwendolyn C Hunnicutt, Associate Professor (Creator)
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG )
Web Site: http://library.uncg.edu/
Abstract: Existing literature shows only four cross-national, longitudinal studies of infant homicide victimization. More than a decade has passed since this issue has been taken up in the literature. Consequently, our understanding of infant homicide over time at the cross-national level is limited. In this article, we build on the findings from these four studies using an expanded sample of countries, a longer time series, more valid measures, additional variables, and tests of gender differences. Our expanded analysis confirms many of the findings in the earlier studies but with a few important departures. As in earlier studies, the results confirm that female labor force participation and income inequality are significant predictors of infant homicide victimization rates. But we also found that compared with other countries, those that scored highest on culture of violence measures actually had significantly lower rates of infant homicide victimization.
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Not on Missouri's schedule
Coach: John L. Smith (1st year)
2011 record: 11-2 (6-2)
Preseason poll: Third in West
Preseason All-SEC: First team (QB Tyler Wilson, RB Knile Davis, WR Cobi Hamilton, AP Dennis Johnson); Second team (TE Chris Gragg, OL Alvin Bailey, LB Alonzo Highsmith); Third team (P Dylan Breeding)
Growing up in Texas, running back Knile Davis was given the nickname "Boobie" — a reference to Boobie Miles, the star of the Odessa Permian team featured in H.G. Bissinger's book, "Friday Night Lights."
The moniker wasn't applied solely based on his skills but also because the running back has battled an injury like the one that haunted Miles.
In Davis' case, it's injuries.
He played in only four games as a junior at Marshall High School in Missouri City, Texas, because of a fractured collarbone, and his senior year proved even shorter when he suffered a broken ankle in the second game.
After graduating early and enrolling at Arkansas in 2009, Davis again fractured his ankle in spring practice. A year later, he suffered another broken collarbone.
When healthy, the 6-foot, 226-pounder has been one of the premier rushers in the country. As a sophomore in 2010, he led all SEC running backs with 1,322 yards and scored 13 touchdowns. That production established him as a Heisman Trophy contender entering last season … until he fractured his ankle in the Razorbacks' first scrimmage.
Arkansas won 11 games without him last fall, but Davis wondered whether he could have made a difference in losses to Alabama and LSU that kept the Razorbacks from playing for the national title.
With Heisman contender Tyler Wilson returning for his senior season at quarterback — and even without Coach Bobby Petrino calling the plays — Davis and his Arkansas teammates think they're getting a reprieve this season.
"We're in the same position we were in last time," said Davis, who insists he's come back stronger than before. "I feel like I'm blessed to have another shot at it. I feel like we haven't really lost a whole lot, and I feel like we can accomplish our goals this year."


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Bribery Act
Serious Fraud Office risks clash with Ministry of Justice over Bribery Act
The Serious Fraud Office will use the Bribery Act to pursue prosecutions against foreign companies listed in London despite an apparent exemption by the Ministry of Justice.
Individuals will face up to 10 years in prison and an unlimited fine if found guilty of committing bribery Photo: ALAMY
By Jonathan Russell
5:45AM BST 01 Jul 2011
The hard line on foreign companies comes on the day the new Act comes into force (Friday). In an exclusive interview with The Telegraph, SFO director Richard Alderman also promised to take a tough line on larger companies, but said he would not pursue small and medium-sized firms suspected of committing bribes.
He said: "Some people have speculated that we will be going for low-hanging fruit, that we will be going for smaller companies, to which my reply is 'rubbish'. That is not our approach.
"We are going to go for the difficult cases. If the only cases that come through our door involve smaller companies we will work through education rather than prosecution."
On foreign companies Mr Alderman said he thought many people had misunderstood the situation.
Guidance produced by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) earlier this year stated that being listed in London would not automatically bring companies under the jurisdiction of the Bribery Act. The controversial stance, which could give foreign companies a competitive advantage over their British rivals, was all but dismissed by Mr Alderman.
The SFO needs a big scalp if Bribery Act is to be feared
What is the Bribery Act?
Bribery Act reaction: in quotes
Asked whether all companies listed in the UK potentially fall under the remit of the Bribery Act, he said: "Exactly. You bet we will go after foreign companies. This has been misunderstood. If there is an economic engagement with the UK then in my view they are carrying on business in the UK."
The Bribery Act will allow the SFO to prosecute UK and foreign companies for acts of bribery committed anywhere in the world provided they have some business presence in the UK.
As well as making individual directors liable for acts of bribery it also introduces a corporate offence of failing to prevent bribery.
The tough stance by the SFO could be of particular concern for the growing number of foreign companies that choose London to list. Some businesses, including FTSE100 miner ENRC, have flirted with controversy before. Although there is no suggestion the eastern European miner has engaged in bribery it was accused in Parliament of "entering into ropey deals with shady middlemen".
It is possible the SFO may find that other London-listed foreign companies have gone further and engaged in acts of bribery.
In order to instigate prosecutions Mr Alderman has been calling on companies to act as whistleblowers on their rivals. He said: "I am prepared to take courageous action dealing with these foreign corporations but please help me with evidence. Tip me off and tell me there was corruption."
So far the SFO has had just one approach from a whistleblower.
In a similar approach to foreign companies Mr Alderman said he would also prosecute large companies if they failed to police contractors – something the MoJ guidance had suggested may not always be possible under the Act.
A spokesman for the MoJ said: "The courts will decide what 'carrying on a business' looks like.
"If a business or company doesn't have an office or representation in the UK and is purely listed on the London stock exchange, a court could find that this is sufficient to allow a prosecution to be brought."
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New coach guiding 13-time conference champion Bolivar
Rance Burger
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A new coach leads Bolivar on a quest to win a 14th consecutive football conference championship.
He's not really new.
Defensive coordinator Glen Johnson received an offseason promotion to head coach of the Liberators shortly after Lance Roweton resigned to become principal at Halfway High School.
Johnson set out to lead a team driven by youth through the offseason.
"It's been busy but good. We're a young bunch, but we're confident in the kids that we've got. The junior class is strong," Johnson said. "Obviously, Coach Roweton is a great coach. It's one of those things I've been in town four years and his coordinator, so it kind of helps (the players) to have that familiar face around."
Bolivar lost wide receiver Johnny Scott to graduation and the football program at Northeastern State University. Leading rushers Case Jones and Aaron Samek also graduated, as did all-district defensive lineman Hunter Wilson.
However, the Liberators return three-year starters in senior tight end Brandon Emmert, junior defensive lineman Zach Howard, and senior quarterback Connor Sechler.
"Having a quarterback with experience is huge," Johnson said. "It's been nice having a little bit of veteran influence."
Sechler exploited Emmert's 6-foot-6 frame and leaping ability from basketball and track and field frequently as the Liberators participated in the Parkview 7-on-7 Tournament.
In the 13 seasons Roweton has coached the Liberators, they won 13 Central Ozarks Conference Small Division championships. Roweton's coaching record at Bolivar stands at 116-32 over 13 years.
Johnson said Liberators fans shouldn't expect many changes to the team's offensive and defensive schemes.
"I think the identity of Bolivar has been a split-back team that can run the football, and the last few years we've had some different quarterbacks, Rafe Peavey and guys that can run and can throw, so you utilize those guys when you've got them," Johnson said.
Peavey is now a redshirt sophomore quarterback at Arkansas.
When Roweton announced his pending resignation at the end of March, he discussed the Bolivar football program's future with optimism.
"It's set up for the next guy to come in and win a ton of games. It's my wish that the next guy take the program to a higher level than we were already at," Roweton said. ""Nothing would please me more than to see our program soar to new heights."
Johnson said he was ready to balance upholding a winning tradition with keeping high school football fun for the players.
"I think the kids genuinely have fun playing football. I think more than anything, they just enjoy coming out and playing," Johnson said. "The COC success—we want to continue that, but at the same time we've got bigger aspirations than COC."


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Frisk Me
Officer Luc Moretti had no idea that his dive into the East River would have him drowning in a media frenzy. No matter how many times he tells reporters he was just doing his job, they're determined to make him into NYC's newest hero. Coming from a long line of NYPD's finest, Luc knows that being a cop has nothing to do with headlines and viral videos, and he's more than ready to get back to life away from the cameras-until he meets the gorgeous but jaded journalist assigned to film a TV special on him . . .
Ava Sims may be the only woman in NYC who isn't in love with Officer Moretti. That's why she's going after the real story-to find out about the man behind the badge. Ava's determined to keep things strictly professional, but the more time she spends around Luc, even she has to admit there's something about a man in uniform . . . and she can't wait to get him out of his.
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Layne (the Redemption series) launches the New York's Finest contemporary romance series with this stellar example of the genre. The recent endeavors of Luc Moretti, the youngest son in a family of NYPD officers, have earned him the nickname America's Hero, catapulted him to unwanted fame, and made him the subject of a national television special that the department hopes will counter some recent negative press. Reporter Ava Sims is assigned to his story; she intends to advance her career, and her reporter's sense tells her there is something more to Luc than heroics. Luc and his loving family, especially his outspoken grandmother, offer a nice counterbalance to Ava's dysfunctional background, which leaves her unwilling to let anyone get close to her. Ava and Luc's sparks are immediate, and the evolution of their relationship which starts with little common ground except a dedication to singlehood is stimulating and realistic. They negotiate their professional and romantic interactions with banter that's clever but not self-satisfied, and their moment of truth feels warm and real. Fans of slightly gritty contemporaries will adore this.
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Bunch of kale with huge leaves...from your local farmers' market perhaps!?
Tear leafy part of kale away from thick stem in the middle and break into "chip-size" pieces (like 2 in. by 2 in. or bigger or smaller to your liking...the pieces will shrink as they bake). It's super easy just to cut along the stem to get the leaves off.
It's hard getting good and REAL food on the table sometimes but I have a super easy solution that covers your veggie and protein needs in 30 minutes flat. I like making my own stuff, but sometimes you just need to buy your food already chopped and such. I have been buying the wild Alaskan salmon fillets from Costco (6 oz portions)...they are delicious! Just pop however many you need to feed yourself or your family in the oven on a baking sheet lined with foil (for easy clean up) at 375 for 28 minutes. At the same time, put a bunch of asparagus on another cookie sheet (again....lined for easy clean up) and drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper and bake it with the fish. While all of that is going on, put some frozen or fresh cauliflower rice* in a sauce pan with some other veggies like mushrooms, spinach and onions (keep some in the fridge from the grocery store salad bar...it's all chopped and ready to go for you!). Stir that pile of veggies until heated through and spice with whatever you want. I use some garlic, kosher salt, pepper and oregano. Everything should be ready at the same time.
Throw it all on a plate and DONE!
*Cauliflower rice is just simply cauliflower in tiny pieces...resembling rice. You can find it in the frozen section at Trader Joe's and other grocery stores and sometimes they have it fresh in the lettuce section and some stores. OR you can just throw a head of cauliflower in your food processor and make it yourself!
Sally squat challenge-a little warm up for your next run...you're welcome!
I decided on our last full day of vacation in wine country to warm up before mh run with a little, less-than-4-minute squat challenge to the song "Bring Up Sally" by Moby. It's super easy, when you here "down" you go down and hold a squat (with or without weights) until uou here "up" again. Wowzer...helloooooo glutes and quads. Then I went a few hilly miles with this spectacular view...I call it Running with the Vines...that will eventually become wine.


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Birmingham 'set to host new audit watchdog'
The UK government is to move hundreds more civil service jobs from London after choosing Birmingham as home for the nation's new audit regulator, according to a report in the Financial Times.
David Sapsted
As part of a continuing drive to relocate civil servants from London to the regions, an initial tranche of 200 staff will move to Birmingham when the new Auditing, Reporting and Governance Authority (Arga) comes into being in 2024.
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Arga will be the successor organisation to the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), which currently has about 400 staff at its London HQ, all or most of whom are expected to move to Birmingham eventually.The relocations are part of the Government's 'levelling up' scheme, which aims to move 22,000 civil service posts from London to the regions by 2030. So far, just under a third of the moves have been achieved.Lord Martin Callanan, Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, is overseeing the Arga project, which is regarded as a centrepiece of wider reforms to the way the accountancy profession and UK corporate governance are overseen, says the Financial Times.
Search for Birmingham HQ underway
Baron Callanan has ordered the FRC to begin work immediately on finding new headquarters for Arga in Birmingham, where he is said to want as many of staff as possible – including the entire management team – to be based.He also wants as much future recruitment as possible to be from the West Midlands, leaving only a minimal Arga presence in London. One official described the move as a "brilliant opportunity" to boost economic growth beyond the 'London bubble'.The official added: "The minister's decision gives the FRC the clarity. It needs to act quickly, secure suitable premises and start recruiting and preparing staff for the Arga base in Birmingham as soon as possible."
Wider civil service shift to regions
However, the Financial Times warned that, although ministers had approved the planned move, it could still be scuppered by resistance from within the FRC."Another person aware that Birmingham had been named as the location for the accounting regulator said 'no plans have been finalised' and further approvals were needed before a move could be signed off," reported the FT."Any move is likely to be conditional on legislation being passed to create Arga, which in turn may depend on the new Prime Minister's appetite for devoting parliamentary time to implementing reforms that were judged 'boring' by advisers to Boris Johnson, particularly in the run-up to an election."The newspaper added that the relocations represented an attempt to reverse a decade of centralisation under previous Conservative administrations, which have seen 58,000 regional civil service jobs cut and 15,000 jobs created in London between 2010-2021.The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy now has plans for a wider shift to the regions with 1,350 civil servants expected to leave London by 2025.
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Swansgate donate £100 to Whitworth FC
Each month, one local community cause, club or charity is selected to receive £100 from Swansgate shopping centre in Wellingborough as part of their Community Chest initiative and the latest winners are Whitworth FC.
Whitworth is a football club which has teams from Under 8's right the way through to the Veteran age group and welcomes all abilities to join in and enjoy local football. It is a busy club run by volunteers who are constantly developing opportunities to enable the Community to access grassroots football.
Liz Armstrong, Social Secretary, says "Training is an important part of football and we will be putting the money towards some training bibs to help us with the ongoing work of providing accessible sport to young people. We are absolutely thrilled to have been chosen as the May recipient of the Swansgate Community Chest."
Lindsay Tickner, Centre Manager says, "We love to be able to support members of our local community and our Community Chest initiative is a great way of doing just this. Being able to choose a deserving cause each month is fantastic."
If you would like to be considered for the Community Chest donation, then simply fill out a card and post in the entry box by the Community Noticeboard, which can be found in between Wilko & Home Bargains. You can nomina


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