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In Virginia, It's Out With Tobacco in With Hummus
By Lucy Cohen Blatter May 2, 2013
Move over tobacco, it's time for chickpeas to shine.
It's increasingly looking like Virginia's tobacco-farming country may soon be known as hummus country, thanks to Sabra Dipping Company.
This week, the company famous for its plastic pots filled with hummus, matbucha, and other Middle Eastern salads and spreads opened an $86 million research and development center, dubbed the Center of Excellence, near Richmond.
According to Haaretz, the Center is "devoted to the science, production, engineering, packaging and delivery of the chickpea-based spread."
Sabra is also prodding farmers in the area around the center to replace their tobacco crops with chickpeas, says the Wall Street Journal.
The plan to cultivate chickpeas in Virginia would protect the company in case of a bad crop in the Pacific Northwest (Idaho and Washington specifically), where Sabra grows its stateside chickpeas now. Sourcing chickpeas locally would also lower shipping costs.
"We need to establish the supply chain to meet our growing demand," Sabra's chief technology officer, Tulin Tuzel, told the Journal. "We want to reduce the risk of bad weather or concentration in one region. If possible, we also want to expand the growing seasons," he said.
The large investment comes as hummus's popularity continues to grow here in the States. According to the USDA, U.S. farmers are expected to plant a record 214,300 acres of chickpeas this year, up 3% from last year.
While it may never be as ubiquitous in the U.S. as it is in Israel, the spread has caught on among consumers — a fact that was proven in 2008 when PepsiCo (could you get more American than that?!) bought a 50% share in Sabra. (The company is now a joint venture between PepsiCo and Israel's Strauss Group).
Since Americans love nothing more than choice, it's perhaps unsurprising that the PepsiCo-owned Sabra has expanded its offerings way beyond plain hummus to include basil pesto hummus, chipotle hummus and Asian fusion garden hummus. We're hungry just thinking about them all. Anyone got some pita chips?
Searching for Jewish Sicily, I returned with two Hanukkah recipes
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This weekend we started to go OUTSIDE. It was very exciting with all the new smells and fun things to do. It wasn't very cold, but we ran around to keep warm. After a little while, we were tired, so we had to go inside and sleep.


@United Nations is having a birthday.
happy birthday to the un!
Thank you, all! I had a great day yesterday. I hosted a murder mystery party and it was a blast! Sadly, I woke up to find my parents' dog (that I lived with for 5 years and I've cared for a lot, a real sweetheart) died from a heart attack yesterday. I'm really glad I didn't know on my birthday. :/ I'm staying in bed today.
My condolences for the loss of your family pet. It's always a sad occasion.
oh holy butts i am super late here.


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14.11.2018 The Roerichs are evicted. The Ministry of Culture gets rid of the Memorial with the ashes of the Roerichs
The Ministry of Culture ordered to remove the memorial with the ashes of the family of the great Russian artists from the Lopoukhins' estate in Moscow. According to the officials, the sculptures and busts are of no legal value.
02.11.2018 Svetoslav Roerich's Anniversary Marked in International Roerich Memorial Trust, Naggar, Distt. Kullu
The closing day of the festival "The Roerichs' Himalayan Estate – Karma-Bhumi of the Great Russian Family" in the IRMT was dedicated to the celebrations of the 114th birth anniversary of Svetoslav Roerich, the younger son of Nicholas and Helena Roerich.
29.10.2018 Lectures on the Roerichs Delivered in Shimla University and College
On October 12–13, 2018, the students, research scholars and teaching staff of the Department of Visual Arts and other departments of Himachal Pradesh University and the Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya (RKMV), Shimla got a wonderful opportunity to learn about the life and art of Nicholas and Svetoslav Roerich.
25.10.2018 The Uncertain Future of the Enlightenment Stupa in Moscow. By Lyudmila Klasanova
The Enlightenment Stupa in Moscow, also known as the Three Jewels Stupa, was consecrated on 18 June 2008 on the grounds of Lopoukhin Mansion, where the International Center of the Roerichs and its non-governmental museum named after the Russian artist, scholar, thinker, and public figure Nicholas Roerich (1874–1947) were located until 28 April 2017.
21.10.2018 Nicholas Roerich Anniversary Celebrations in International Roerich Memorial Trust
In front of the memorial Roerich House were solemnly hoisted the national flags of India and Russia, and the Banner of Peace. The distinguished guests of the programme, Dr. Rita Singh, Advisor (Hindi), Ministry of Finance, Government of India; Member, Art, Language and Culture Academy, State Government of Himachal Pradesh; Smt. Sushma Sharma, President, Naggar Panchayat; Olga Slepova, poetess (Russia), Tamara Merges, head of the volunteer group from the International Centre of the Roerichs (ICR), Moscow, and other guests from India and Russia, took part in the flag hoisting ceremony.
15.10.2018 Academic Seminar "On Certain Activities of 'Urusvati' Himalayan Research Institute" Held in the International Roerich Memorial Trust
On October 7, 2018, within the framework of the October Russian-Indian Culture Festival dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the Roerichs' settling in Kullu, the International Roerich memorial Trust (IRMT), Naggar held an academic seminar "On Certain Activities of 'Urusvati' Himalayan Research Institute."
15.10.2018 Children and Youth Festival "Russia-India: From Heart to Heart" Comes to International Roerich Memorial Trust, Naggar
On October 6, the Himalayan Roerich Estate resounded with the joyful voices of children participating in the Children and Youth Festival "Russia-India: From Heart to Heart" that visited the International Roerich Memorial Trust already for the fourth time during the traditional Indo-Russian culture festival on the occasion of the Roerichs' anniversaries.
15.10.2018 A Buddhist stupa is dying in Moscow
The Moscow Buddhists are in despair. For a year now they have not been able to access the Buddhist stupa of the "Three Jewels", which is located not far from the Kremlin on the territory of the old Lopukhins' estate in Maly Znamensky Lane. In 2017, on April 28, the estate was transferred to the State Museum of Oriental Art with the support of the Ministry of Culture.
15.10.2018 Open letter from Shadzhin Lama of the Republic of Kalmykia and Kamby Lama of the Republic of Tuva to the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin
14.10.2018 International Scientific Public Conference "The Living Ethics and Its Relevance in the Modern World"

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While we are overjoyed about the upcoming changes to Victoria's Voluntary Euthanasia Laws, our attention is drawn to who should qualify.
Understandably, the Government is being very cautious including some very strict safeguards but are these safeguards excluding some of the people the laws should affect.
My suggestion is a register like the Australian Organ Donor Register or Five Wishes.
People are able to register (16-60) while of sound mind and body about Voluntary Euthanasia decisions if/when they are diagnosed. My father suffered his last years with alzeihmers and was not able to make that decision, neither was his wife.
Anticipating I may also suffer from the same disease later in life, I would like to register now that if I was ever diagnosed with "named diseases" or my quality of life was diminished that I wish to end my life under the Voluntary Euthanasia Law.
I do not want to suffer, or want my family to suffer because of my condition.
Here is a story that typifies the situation for people diagnosed with diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's.
Jayne Francis noticed something wasn't quite right with her husband shortly after they moved into their new home.
Lindsay had always been a good handyman, yet suddenly he was struggling with basic tasks, like adjusting the heater, or turning on the sprinklers.
There were also times she'd arranged appointments after work, but he wouldn't show up. And gradually , his personality changed, too, from the highly engaged lawyer he'd always been, to a man confused, forgetful , frustrated.
It took a fair bit of time for doctors to work out that Lindsay had dementia , the cruel and incurable disease that affects about 100,000 Victorians every year. But it took little time at all for the heartbreak that followed , as Jayne and the children slowly watched his quality of life diminish.
'' In the end, he didn't know who he was, he couldn't feed himself, he couldn't talk,'' Jayne says of Lindsay, who died aged 57.
As the Andrews government prepares to introduce laws giving terminally ill people the right to a physician-assisted death, attention has turned to the vexed question of who should qualify – and whether people with dementia and Alzheimer's disease ought to be included.
Under the model proposed, only adults with decision-making capacity , who suffer from a '' serious and incurable' ' condition, and are at the end stages of their life – possibly the final 12 months – are likely to get access to an assisted death.
But this leaves people with dementia ineligible. Think of it as a catch-22 : on one hand, patients would have the mental capacity to make a request as the disease is developing , but are unlikely to die within the 12-month time-frame being considered by the government. On the other hand, once they are close to death, they won't have the mental capacity to request that their doctor provide them with a lethal pill to end their suffering.
Health Minister Jill Hennessy accepts that not everyone will be happy by the scope of the legislation, but adds that strict safeguards are vital.
'' Many will be very disappointed that there's a model that doesn't include dementia or Alzheimer's but critical to the security and protections in this model is that a person does have competence and capability ,'' she says.
Others, however, have urged the government to reconsider, suggesting that people living with dementia should have the same end-of-life options as other terminally ill patients, such as people with cancer.
Ann Reilly, the acting general manager of client services at Alzheimer's Australia Vic suggests this could be done through advance care plans, which would give dementia patients the ability set out their endof-life wishes in a legally binding document during the early stages of the disease.
It's the kind of complexity that is now being examined in other jurisdictions as well. In the Canadian province of Quebec, the government is considering whether to let people make advance requests for assisted suicide, which could give people with dementia access that they have not had since the law came into effect in December 2015.
Jayne Francis would likely back the idea.
It's been eight years since Lindsay died (and she has now remarried) but she hopes the government will reconsider making people with dementia '' part of the conversation' ' as the laws are drafted.
'' Obviously you want the guidelines around assisted dying to be really tight, but special consideration should probably be given to people with dementia as they may have to make that choice earlier than someone with cancer or a physical illness,'' she says.
This article by Farrah Tomazin is from the May 28 issue of The Age Digital Edition.


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Living in the Here and Now- Finding Peace in the Present - We Live Inspired!
Happy Friday everyone! Today's Magic word of inspiration from Lisa-Jo the word HERE. Who knows what will come of today's word-that is the fun and mystery of it! Today's writing came out less poem-ish, and maybe more like prose. Take a moment to relax in the here and now with me :). Let's go!
We spend so much time in the past or present , instead of the Here and Now.
Wondering if we can handle the bumps in the road.
For all we really have is the HERE and now.
And this my friends, is where Peace lives.
Freshly painted fingernails in lilac-my favorite flower.
Setting the perfect stage for words to form on stark white pages.
Waiting for my fingers to resume knitting the next prayer shawl to be shipped as a surprise to brighten someone's day.
Waiting for me to crack it open under covers (in bed) with my book-light.
Whose birth I had the joy of witnessing when I saved them and their mama from the feral cat colony 8.5 months ago.
And their little mama Fluffy (she is quite petite) with her pink little nose and sweet expression.
Animals and young children teach it best.
All of the other stuff just melts away.
And abundant gifts that are ours for the taking.
(that is why it is called "the Present!").
It's all a matter of perspective my friends-it's what we choose to focus on. I am guilty of letting the worry monster take over sometimes (it's so easy to do when we focus on what is wrong, instead of what is right). Will you take a moment of quiet meditation with me? As you read today's writing, try slowing down and letting the past and future melt away. Become fully aware of what wonderful things surround you in the present. Notice the smallest of blessings around you in the room where you sit (maybe you are wearing an outfit you love, or a pet is sitting near you, hey- even if there is food in the fridge to be grateful for!) Think of the blessings in your life. What "gifts" do you see?
While you are at it- If you leave a comment for me today, could you share one gift that you see in the "present" with me?
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This is lovely Rebekah! It resonated with me–especially the line about making mental list. Except I make paper lists. for everything. all the time. thankfully, one of those lists is a list of graces falling into my life. Today, I see my dear friends that I have here in India while I'm away from home. Makes the homesickness much easier!
Thank you Bethany! Typically I respond right away, but it's been a crazy week and I am just now getting around to reading those FMF's. I make mental AND paper lists too 🙂 I prefer to do the whole paper list thing as then I can get it off my brain and go to bed haha. I also have a list of graces (a gratitude journal to be exact.) What a blessing to see dear friends! I hope you enjoyed your time with them.
Thank for this – I needed it. There are things about the now that are not so happy but they only entice me to live in the past or the possible worries of tomorrow. But here, right here, I can choose joy and focus on my blessings.
You are so welcome. Me too for that matter! Thank goodness we can choose joy. Hugs!
O' yes, I will take a moment of quiet meditation with you, Rebekah. Right here. Right now.
Ahhhhh. Such a peace-fulllll place to BE.
I am glad you took some time to meditate with me Paula 🙂 Doesn't it feel nice? 😀 Had a busy week and reading the FMF's late this time. Will get to yours soon. Hope your week got off to a good start.
Amen, such truth spoken here.
My favorite flower!! I can't wait until our lilacs come in bloom. It should be only a couple of weeks! Isn't the scent wonderful? Sounds like a wonderful gift to appreciate. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful words with us. Early this morning I am simply enjoying the here of a quiet house and time to spend reading.
get all jittery cause I'm usually quite laid back but I can't.


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Eastern Singapore to receive second major water supply plant
PUB has selected BESIN-UEN Consortium as the Preferred Bidder for the second NEWater Plant located in the region of Changi, Singapore. The facility is expected to add another 50 million gallons per day to the nation's water supply.
SINGAPORE, Sept. 18, 2014 -- PUB, the national water agency, recently selected BESIN-UEN Consortium (BC) as the Preferred Bidder for the second NEWater Plant, located in the region of Changi, Singapore. The facility is expected to add another 50 million gallons per day (MGD), or 228,000 cubic meters of NEWater per day, to the nation's water supply.
BC, led by BEWG International Pte Ltd and UE NEWater Pte Ltd, will form a concession company to enter into a NEWater Agreement (NWA) with PUB by this October. The NWA will take full effect once all agreements have been finalized and executed and the concession company has achieved financial closure.
The open tender attracted seven bids from both local and international companies with good track records in the water business. Similar to the first NEWater Plant in Changi, the second plant will be constructed under a design, build, own, and operate (DBOO) arrangement and utilize the same proven NEWater technology and process pioneered by PUB.
The second plant at Changi is PUB's fifth DBOO project between PUB and the private sector -- the first four being the 30-MGD SingSpring desalination plant, the 32-MGD Keppel-Seghers Ulu Pandan NEWater Plant, the 50-MGD SembCorp Changi NEWater Plant, and more recently, the 70-MGD Tuaspring Desalination Plant.
NEWater is one of PUB's Four National Taps, a long-term water supply strategy to ensure a robust and sustainable supply of water for Singapore. The other three sources are water from local catchments, imported water from Johor and desalinated water. NEWater currently meets 30 percent of Singapore's water demand, and this is set to increase up to 55 percent in the longer term.
The NEWater Plant is expected to commence operations in 2016. At a first-year price of $0.276 per cubic meter, BC offers a competitive tariff for the supply of NEWater over a 25-year period from 2016 to 2041.
"Singapore's second desalination facility set to open with combined power plant"
"Pretreatment filters from Amiad are key component in Changi NEWater Plant"
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PUB is a statutory board under the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources. It is the water agency that manages Singapore's water supply, water catchment and used water in an integrated way. PUB has ensured a diversified and sustainable supply of water for Singapore with the Four National Taps (local catchment water, imported water, NEWater, desalinated water). To provide water for all, PUB calls on all to play our part to conserve water, keep our water catchments and waterways clean and build a relationship with water so we can enjoy our water resources. For more information, click here.
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I am already living with my new family see them below!!!
Has been adopted by Dean & Karen & has joined Sachi the Golden & Whistles the cat!
Has been adopted by Christian & already joined his owner & Reecie the French Bulldog!
The smallest, but the widest after they eat ha ha!
Our keeper, but now living with Stephanie and Brian in Maryland!!!
Like her brother Casper, she was born SOLID WHITE and as she grows a couple spots have appeared... She has one on her head and a tiny one on her ear.
Goodnight Kids - Getting warmth from momma..
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2017 KTM RC390 and 2017 KTM RC200 launch on 19th January 2017
KTM Mohammed Asrar - January 14, 2017
It's no secret that the next motorcycle to be launched from KTM here will be the 2017 KTM RC models on coming Thursday -...
2017 KTM Duke 390 makes world debut at EICMA Show
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The 2017 KTM Duke 390 has been unveiled in full form at EICMA 2016 in Milan, Italy. The Austrian bike maker has totally redesigned,...
Next-Gen (2017) KTM Duke 125 caught completely undisguised
KTM Mohammed Asrar - July 29, 2016
There is just nowhere for the upcoming next-gen (2017) KTM Duke 125 to hide anymore, it seems – the new baby Duke has once...
SPIED: Production version of next-gen (2017) KTM Duke 390
KTM Mohammed Asrar - June 13, 2016
Here's a fresh look at the upcoming next-gen (2017) KTM Duke 390 in its near-production form. The previous set of new Duke 390 spyshots...
KTM 390 Adventure rendered – tourer motorcycle dreaming
A speculative rendering of the KTM 390 Adventure, based on the bigger KTM 1190 Adventure, has been posted on Rushlane. There are unconfirmed reports that...
SPYSHOTS: 2017 KTM Duke 390 snapped testing in Spain – Bookings open later this-year!
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KTM Duke - the motorcycle which single handedly revolutionized the low capacity, high performance motorcycling scene in India looks like it will soon be...
KTM India to roll-out RC200 with New White Colour
KTM Mohammed Asrar - March 16, 2016
The country's most-affordable proper fully-faired sportbike, the KTM RC200 will be offered in new white colour scheme for the 2016 model year, now its...
KTM's entry-level adventure series rendered in production form, launch by May-2016
KTM Mohammed Asrar - March 9, 2016
There have been various speculations about KTM's entry-level adventure series and now the company is not wasting anytime introducing the bike any further. According to...
KTM India adds Daytime Running Lights as standard on all models
KTM motorcycles in India will come with standard daytime running lights (DRLs) across its range - Duke 200, RC 200, Duke 390 and RC...
SPYSHOTS: New 2016 KTM RC 390 spotted ahead of Indian launch
KTM Mohammed Asrar - December 3, 2015
These spy photographs of the new 2016 KTM RC 390 spotted in India for the first time. We've seen an updated version of the...


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Richard's Shield's All Chattahoochee Epoxy Sealer is a durable single-component epoxy finish coating specially formulated to protect and restore the original lustre to Chattahoochee and River Rock stone surfaces. Its special epoxy formulation helps seal and glaze both mortar and epoxy set stone. It provides superior durability, excellent resistance to water penetration, stain resistance, alkali resistance, and is mar and scuff resistant. Because of its higher solids formula, it helps secure loose pebbles, stones or Chattahoochee rock to its cementitious substrate, resists discoloring, ultra-violet light rays, and is easy to apply.
Richard's Shield's All Concrete Floor & Driveway Sealer / Finish is a special modified acrylic clear coating, specifically formulated for application as a finish coating for most bare and/or painted concrete substrates. Specially formulated using new technologies in acrylic polymers, it provides a hard and durable gloss finish that also seals the surface, providing excellent wear and abrasion resistance, moisture resistance and easier detergent cleaning. Easy to apply, it offers excellent product versatility allowing for application on a variety of interior and exterior substrates. It seals slightly chalked surfaces, has excellent gloss retention, provides excellent weather resistance, is fast drying and cleans up with water.
Richard's Shields All Aqua Coat 100% Acrylic Waterproofing Paver Sealer/Finish is a specially formulated, clear sealer/finish specifically designed for application to brick pavers, concrete floors, and other cementitious floor type substrates. Its special 100% acrylic resin formulation provides a durable finish that penetrates and seals the surface, while protecting the surface from powdering, oil and grease stains, and it resists moisture penetration. Easy to apply, it provides superior wear resistance, excellent adhesion, product versatility, and provides superior UV light resistance. Its rich gloss finish enhances the color of brick pavers, resists hot tire pick-up, seals and waterproofs the surface, and is VOC Compliant. Great for both interior & exterior use.
Specially formulated to provide the maximum beauty and protection for both interior and limited exterior woods. A unique blend of synthetic resins gives this product excellent durability and hardness. It resists flaking, chipping, salt water, light chemical cleaning and is alkali resistant. It is ideal for use in areas where abrasion resistance is needed, as well as staining resistance from the use of household chemicals. Its excellent qualities of wear and durability allow this product to be used in Hospitals, Schools, Hotels, Factories, Etc. Meets MPI Standard #56 of the Master Painters Institute approved products list. For interior & limited exterior use.
Provides maximum beauty and protection for both interior and limited exterior wood. A unique blend of synthetic resins gives this product excellent durability and hardness. It resists flaking, chipping, salt water, light chemical cleaning and is alkali resistant. It is ideal for use in areas where abrasion resistance is needed, as well as stain resistance from the use of household chemicals. Its excellent qualities of wear and durability allow this product to be used in Hospitals, Schools, Hotels, Factories, Etc. For interior & limited exterior use.
Formulated to provide the maximum beauty and protection for both interior and limited exterior woods. A unique blend of synthetic resins gives this product excellent durability and hardness. It resists flaking, chipping, salt water, light chemical cleaning and is alkali resistant. It is ideal for use in areas where abrasion resistance is needed, as well as staining resistance from the use of household chemicals. Its excellent qualities of wear and durability allow this product to be used in Hospitals, Schools, Hotels, Factories, Etc. Meets MPI Standard #57 of the Master Painters Institute approved products list. For interior & limited exterior use.
Our premium quality varnish formulated for application to both interior and exterior wood surfaces. Designed to enhance the stained or natural beauty of wood, it contains "UV" inhibitors to protect from the sun's ultra-violet rays. It provides excellent hardness and durability, and its rich gloss finish provides excellent mar and abrasion resistance. Easy to apply, its marine properties provide superior resistance to salt air and water, and offers excellent product versatility. For interior & exterior use.
A specially formulated acrylic urethane varnish designed for application to a variety of interior surfaces, including floors. It provides a rich gloss finish that dries clear and is hard and durable. It resists abrasion, chipping, cracking, and household cleaning liquids. It has a low odor and good brushing and rolling properties. Non-Flammable, it dries fast, cleans up with water, and offers excellent product versatility. Its special formulation enhances the total beauty of bare and/or stained wood surfaces. For interior & limited exterior use.
Specially formulated acrylic urethane varnish designed for application to a variety of interior surfaces, including floors. It provides a smooth semi-gloss finish that dries clear, is hard and durable. It resists abrasion, chipping, cracking, and household cleaning liquids. It has a low odor, good brushing and rolling properties, and dries fast. In addition it cleans up with soap & water, offers excellent product versatility, and is non-flammable. Its special formulation enhances the total beauty of bare and/or stained wood surfaces. For interior & limited exterior use.
Specially formulated acrylic urethane varnish designed for application to a variety of interior surfaces, including floors. It provides a soft satin finish that dries clear, is hard and durable, resists abrasion, chipping, cracking, and resists household cleaning liquids. It has a low odor, good brushing and rolling properties, dries fast, and cleans up with water. It also offers excellent product versatility, and is non-flammable. Its special formulation enhances the total beauty of bare and/or stained wood surfaces. For interior & limited exterior use.


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Enough Already With Obama's 'Black Speech'
Sherrilyn A. Ifill
AP Photo/Haraz N. Ghanbari
Maybe it was that we had just come through a humiliating week of watching a parade of white, male senators talk down to a highly accomplished Latina federal appellate court judge and nominee to the United States Supreme Court, but I wasn't feeling President Obama's "tough love" message to the NAACP national convention.
Obama delivered what I fear has now become his "black speech"—you know, the one about personal responsibility. (Disturbingly, with a bit of tinkering it sounded similar to aspects of the speech the president delivered to Africans on his recent trip to Ghana.) In the climax of the convention speech, President Obama, using a preacher's cadence, offered familiar exhortations, one to black students and parents to take a "no excuses" attitude toward academic achievement and another to black people as a whole to refrain from using race as an explanation for our condition. The government can't solve all our problems, he reminded us.
Good advice, to be sure, but this year Obama's now-familiar personal responsibility black speech struck a discordant note. I certainly understand and appreciate his candor about the importance of black people stepping up to save our children and our communities. It can't be said enough. But it can be said enough by the nation's president. Preachers, community leaders, motivational speakers and even Bill Cosby already deliver this message. This year Obama came to the NAACP convention not just as a political candidate or a community organizer. He came as the president of the United States, and, perhaps more significantly, the first African-American president of the United States, arguably the most powerful man in the world. And he came to address the 100-year celebration of the oldest and most venerable civil rights organization in the country. Indeed, the most moving part of Obama's speech was the segment in which he acknowledged the great debt we all owe the NAACP. He explicitly and directly thanked the NAACP for making the successes of his extraordinary life possible.
But in the end, the "personal responsibility" part of the speech was really the takeaway message. It couldn't be a surprise to President Obama that his "no excuses" comments (a phrase that eerily echoes conservative commentator Bill Bennett's election-night summation of the significance of Obama's victory for the black community) would be gobbled up by the media. And the president also is well aware that most black people know that government is not the solution to all our problems. Those of us who are active churchgoers hear that on Sunday morning. Community leaders know it. Parents know. Certainly the solidly middle-class attendees at the NAACP convention know.
But even President Obama would agree that the government can do some things to alleviate the condition of black people who are suffering deeply from the overwhelming number of foreclosures ravaging middle-class communities; from unemployment rates that are twice as high as that of whites; from hate crimes that continue to victimize innocent blacks more than any other group in the U.S.; from education policies that undermine our schools; from employment discrimination; from the lack of affordable housing; from historical and still-unremedied government practices that discriminated against black farmers; from disparate criminal justice policies.
As the leader of the federal government, President Obama has the power to affect these policies. It would have been more gratifying if he had used the opportunity of the NAACP speech to highlight the initiatives the federal government is undertaking to do its part to promote racial and economic equity. Simply identifying, as the president did, the problem of the disproportionate incarceration of black men is not the same as speaking directly to federal law enforcement, criminal justice and sentencing policies that contribute to that stark reality.
It was only last year, as a candidate, that Barack Obama came to speak at the NAACP convention weeks after the Rev. Jesse Jackson was caught on an "open mic" making intemperate remarks in which he accused Obama of using a Father's Day speech to "talk down to black people." Obama used his 2008 speech at the NAACP convention to tell black Americans that he would not stop talking about personal responsibility, about our obligation to our families and our communities. He received huge and well-deserved applause for his refusal to back down on speaking honestly with us.
But this year we had the right to expect much more.
Perhaps this speech signals that it's time for African-American advocacy groups and organizations to make the first move in renegotiating our relationship with the president. Six months into the Obama presidency, African Americans must move from a kind of dreamy complacence at the momentous election of the first black president and begin to press for real and substantive federal policies and executive action that can better the material conditions in the lives of African Americans. These are demands we would make of any president. We should respect this president enough to make the same demands of him. Then perhaps the next time President Obama comes to address the NAACP convention, he can present a more balanced discussion of responsibility—both personal and presidential.
Sherrilyn A. Ifill is a regular contributor to The Root.


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Q: make a function recursive import urllib
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

queue = list()
crawled = set()
baseUrl = 'https://www.example.com'
url = 'https://www.example.com/'

def get_http_response(url):
    header = {'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.11 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/87.0.4280.88 Safari/537.11',
       'Accept': 'text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8',
       'Accept-Charset': 'ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.3',
       'Accept-Encoding': 'none',
       'Accept-Language': 'en-US,en;q=0.8',
       'Connection': 'keep-alive'}
    set(queue)
    if url not in queue:
        queue.add(url)
    list(queue)

    request = urllib.request.Request(url, headers = header) #urllib.request.Request object
    response = urllib.request.urlopen(request)  #http.client.HTTPResponse
    crawled.add(url)
    return response

def get_html_content(httpResponse):
    httpResponse_content = httpResponse.read() #data in bytes
    httpResponse_htmlContent = BeautifulSoup(httpResponse_content, 'html.parser')
    return httpResponse_htmlContent

def make_proper_links(hrefs,baseUrl):
    for i in range(len(hrefs)):
        if hrefs[i].startswith('/'):
            hrefs[i] = baseUrl + hrefs[i]
        else:
            hrefs[i] = hrefs[i]
    return hrefs

def link_finder(html, baseUrl):
    all_tags_with_hrefs = html.select('[href]')
    all_hrefs = list()
    for i in range(len(all_tags_with_hrefs)):
        all_hrefs.append(all_tags_with_hrefs[i]['href'])
    all_hrefs = list(set(all_hrefs))
    all_links = make_proper_links(all_hrefs, baseUrl)
    for i in range(len(all_links)):
        if all_links[i] not in queue:
             queue.append(all_links[i])
        else:
            continue
    return all_links

def main(url,baseUrl):
    if len(queue)==0:
        queue.append(url)
    else:
        pass
    length = len(queue)
    for i in range(length):
        if queue[i] not in crawled:
            get_response = get_http_response(queue[i])
            html_content = get_html_content(get_response)
            links = link_finder(html_content, baseUrl)
        else:
            continue

main(url, baseUrl)

I want to call the main() to call the other functions and perform their task.
In the main function, I want the part :
for i in range(length):
        if queue[i] not in crawled:
            get_response = get_http_response(queue[i])
            html_content = get_html_content(get_response)
            links = link_finder(html_content, baseUrl)
        else:
            continue

to keep on going until the last element of queue list.
but the problem is that for every i, the length of the queue list may/may not increase.
how do I update the length for every iteration and then call the for loop till that new updated length?
I'm unable to develop the logic for it.
Any help will be much appreciated!!

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package grpc_auth_test

import (
	"context"
	"crypto/x509"
	"io/ioutil"

	"github.com/corestoreio/errors"
	"github.com/corestoreio/pkg/net/csgrpc"
	grpc_auth "github.com/corestoreio/pkg/net/csgrpc/auth"
	"github.com/corestoreio/pkg/store"
	"github.com/corestoreio/pkg/util/csjwt"
	"github.com/gogo/grpc-example/insecure"
	grpc_middleware "github.com/grpc-ecosystem/go-grpc-middleware"
	"github.com/grpc-ecosystem/go-grpc-middleware/tags"
	"google.golang.org/grpc"
	"google.golang.org/grpc/codes"
	"google.golang.org/grpc/credentials"
)

var cc *grpc.ClientConn

func parseToken(token string) (struct{}, error) {
	return struct{}{}, nil
}

func userClaimFromToken(struct{}) string {
	return "foobar"
}

// Simple example of server initialization code.
func Example_serverConfig() {
	exampleAuthFunc := func(ctx context.Context) (context.Context, error) {
		token, err := grpc_auth.AuthFromMD(ctx, "bearer")
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		tokenInfo, err := parseToken(token)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, grpc.Errorf(codes.Unauthenticated, "invalid auth token: %v", err)
		}
		grpc_ctxtags.Extract(ctx).Set("auth.sub", userClaimFromToken(tokenInfo))
		newCtx := context.WithValue(ctx, "tokenInfo", tokenInfo)
		return newCtx, nil
	}

	_ = grpc.NewServer(
		grpc.StreamInterceptor(grpc_auth.StreamServerInterceptor(exampleAuthFunc)),
		grpc.UnaryInterceptor(grpc_auth.UnaryServerInterceptor(exampleAuthFunc)),
	)
}

func ExampleNewService() {
	hs256 := csjwt.NewSigningMethodHS256()
	hmacTestKey, err := ioutil.ReadFile("testdata/hmacTestKey")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	key := csjwt.WithPassword(hmacTestKey)

	ss, err := store.NewService()
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	grpcStoreService, err := store.NewServiceServer(ss, csgrpc.WithServerAuthFuncOverrider(
		grpc_auth.NewService(
			grpc_auth.WithJWTAuth(
				csjwt.NewKeyFunc(hs256, key),
				csjwt.NewVerification(hs256),
				grpc_auth.JWTOptions{},
			),
			grpc_auth.WithBasicAuth(grpc_auth.BasicOptions{
				Username:     "test_user",
				Password:     "123456",
				KeyInContext: "",
			}),
			grpc_auth.WithTLSAuth(
				func(ctx context.Context, fullMethodName string, incoming *x509.Certificate) (context.Context, error) {
					// You can check what ever the certificate contains
					if incoming.SerialNumber.Int64() != 236472634726328 || "ORGANIZATION_NAME" != incoming.Subject.Organization[0] {
						return nil, errors.Unauthorized.Newf("Invalid certificate")
					}
					return ctx, nil
				}),
			grpc_auth.WithTokenAuth(grpc_auth.TokenOptions{Token: "544bbe4d60b4f7593f2be137c7f1190d"}),
		),
	))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	s := grpc.NewServer(
		grpc.Creds(credentials.NewServerTLSFromCert(&insecure.Cert)),
		grpc_middleware.WithUnaryServerChain(
			grpc_auth.UnaryServerInterceptor(nil), // must be nil because grpcStoreService implements the interface
		),
		grpc_middleware.WithStreamServerChain(
			grpc_auth.StreamServerInterceptor(nil), // must be nil because grpcStoreService implements the interface
		),
	)

	store.RegisterStoreServiceServer(s, grpcStoreService)
	// now start the server ...
}

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Mammen Co-Authors COPD Clinical Practice Guidelines
Manoj J. Mammen, MD
Manoj J. Mammen, MD, associate professor of medicine in the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, is one of the co-authors of new clinical practice guidelines for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) issued by the American Thoracic Society.
"The American Thoracic Society guidelines on the pharmacological treatment for COPD aim to improve quality of life and control symptoms, while reducing the frequency of exacerbation. "
Associate professor of medicine in the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine
Pharmacologic Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: An Official American Thoracic Society Clinical Practice Guideline (American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, April 13, 2020)
"Pharmacologic Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: An Official American Thoracic Society Clinical Practice Guideline," was published in April in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
Recommended New Pharmacological Treatments
"The American Thoracic Society guidelines on the pharmacological treatment for COPD aim to improve quality of life and control symptoms, while reducing the frequency of exacerbation," Mammen says.
One of the most important distinctions in the new guidelines as to how they differ from previous recommendations is that patients with COPD should be offered both a long-acting beta-agonist (LABA) bronchodilator and a long-acting muscarinic antagonist (LAMA) bronchodilator if still symptomatic with the use of either type of inhaled medication by itself, according to Mammen.
"There is a conditional recommendation to use inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) in patients with dyspnea who are receiving combined LABA/LAMA therapy and experience one or more exacerbations in the past year, but to stop ICS in patients who are on ICS with LABA/LAMA therapy and with stable COPD without frequent exacerbations," he says.
In patients with COPD who have advanced refractory dyspnea, the guidelines make a conditional suggestion to consider use of opioids in the context of a personalized shared decision-making process with the provider and patient.
Goal of COPD Therapy is to Reduce Exacerbations
The guidelines were focused on pharmacological therapies for stable COPD, not for those who are experiencing an acute exacerbation, Mammen notes.
"In general, the goal of therapy in COPD is to reduce frequency of exacerbation and control symptoms," he says.
"It is important to note that these recommendations should be applied along with clinical assessment and shared decision-making to ensure that patients receive optimal clinical care."
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His given name is Edward Miner Lamont, Jr., but you can call him Ned.
Governor-elect Lamont is opting for his nickname, just as he has done throughout his political career, a spokeswoman confirmed Wednesday. The only reference to Lamont's full given name is on his transition web.
Lamont's choice of moniker stands in marked contrast to the formality preferred by the current governor, Dannel P. Malloy. At his first gubernatorial press conference back in January of 2011, Malloy said he wanted to be known as Dannel, not Dan, the name he had used during the campaign.
"I like Dannel," he told reporters who had gathered in his office the day after his inauguration. I'm hopeful that more people will spell it correctly in the future. I like the name my mother gave me. She was fond of it. I've become attached to it."


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Where Cranach fell in love
Lucas Cranach the Elder fell in love in Gotha. It was here he met Barbara Brengebier, the daughter of a town councillor. Their marriage is thought to have taken place in Gotha around 1512.
The building on the main square that belonged to the Brengebier family, and in which Cranach's daughter Ursula later lived with her husband, is still called the Cranach House today. Her sister Barbara also lived in Gotha from 1555 and was married to Christian Brück, the chancellor to Elector Johann Friedrich I of Saxony. During the Grumbach feuds he was hung, drawn and quartered on 18 April 1567 in the main square, where a plaque commemorating the date is set in the cobblestones.
The museums in the Friedenstein Palace contain many important paintings and an extensive collection of prints by the Cranach family from old Ernestine collections, brought to the town by the Dukes of Saxe-Gotha.
Friedenstein Palace Baroque Friedenstein Palace (1643–1654) boasts magnificent apartments, a research library with extensive holdings on Luther's lifetime, and outstanding collections on art, history and nature in several museums. The Cranach paintings belonging to the Friedenstein Palace Foundation in Gotha are on display in the art collections of the recently reopened Herzogliches Museum (1864–1879).
Augustinian monastery Martin Luther, at whose wedding Cranach was a witness, regularly visited Gotha. In 1537 when Luther was seriously ill, he wrote his second will here, in which he stated that he wanted to be buried in Gotha. Church reformer Friedrich Myconius worked at the monastery (his house is next door) and was a good friend of Cranach the Elder.
Cranach House, Hauptmarkt 17 The original building burnt down in the 17th century and was rebuilt incorporating some of the original elements such as the Cranach coat of arms.


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Antimitograms are prototype in vitro tests for evaluating chemotherapeutic efficacy using patient-derived primary cancer cells. These tests might help optimize treatment from a pharmacodynamic (PD) standpoint by guiding treatment selection. However, they are technically challenging and require refinements and trials to demonstrate benefit in order to be widely used. In this study, we performed simulations aimed at exploring how to validate antimitograms and how to complement them by pharmacokinetic (PK) optimization. A generic model of advanced cancer including PK-PD monitoring was used to link dosing schedules with progression-free survival (PFS), as built from previously validated modules. This model was used to explore different possible situations in terms of PK variability, PD variability, and antimitogram performance. The model recapitulated tumor dynamics and standalone therapeutic drug monitoring efficacy consistent with published clinical results. Simulations showed that combining PK and PD optimization should increase PFS in a synergistic fashion. Simulated data were then used to compute required clinical trial sizes, which were 30 to 90% smaller when PK optimization was added to PD optimization. This improvement was observed even when PK optimization alone exhibited only modest benefit. Overall, our work illustrates the synergy derived from combining antimitograms with therapeutic drug monitoring, permitting a disproportionate reduction of the trial size required to prove a benefit on PFS. Accordingly, we suggest that strategies with benefits too small for standalone clinical trials could be validated in combination in a similar manner.


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Right, back to the dinner. I originally thought I was going to settle on the fall-back student meal of soup noodles for supper, as I was feeling unenergized and lame on Monday. Then, of course, I went for a bike ride and my entire outlook on life snapped back into perspective. Suddenly I wanted a delicious carb-filled meal to satisfy my every foodie desire. This recipe (technically called "lemony chicken pasta" in my Canadian Living cookbook) was perfect, and I didn't even have to run to the grocery store to buy anything! I even got to use up my leftover ricotta cheese from my failed attempt at making a cute pot pie.
It was quite the hassle to take the picture you see below. It was absolutely storming outside, and I thought the wind was going to slowly blow away every morsel of my delicious meal. Luckily, this was not the case, and Mother Nature kindly held back her gusts for a few seconds while I took this picture.
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EXCITING right?! I will do this as soon as I have a spare minute. Probably Sunday.


An ancient coven of witches has taken up residence deep inside the cornfield. The witches have conjured the assistance of tortured spirits and enchanted inanimate objects throughout the dark maze to assist them with their devious plan. On the Eve of the Full Harvest Moon, a pathway shall be opened and all who enter the corn through Halloween night will fall prey to the Circle of the Silver Queen. No one is safe from the power of this coven. All who enter will be robbed of their energy ensuring the witches 10 more years of youth, power and control. Beware of the whispers in the Field of Screams!
There are few things creepier than a cornfield at nighttime, and the Field of Screams is no different. Everyone around these parts know that more than corn grows in this field. Celebrated as the festival's most up close and personal event , the dark and winding CORN maze puts thrill seekers and Nightmares on the same narrow, dimly lit path of peril. And while nothing here will officially harm you, we can't promise you'll ever sleep again! Fear. Terror. Horror. That's what Sleepless Nights are made of in this attraction. Will you hear the Wicked Whispers in the Field of SCREAMS?


The Spaces Between The Worlds: "When we look for guidance we often look for words that clarify, reassure and help us find our authentic path through the chaos. Yet there is also guidance in the spaces between the worlds, between each letter, between all the happenings in our lives, where there is nothing to be said, where there are no lines to be coloured in, where there is just openness. Those are the times when we need to freestyle! We need to do or not do, based on what is happening for us right in the moment. Often there is far less to do than we think. Often we do not need to think! There is a space forming around you now. Sometimes when we sense this subconsciously we feel exhilarated and excited, anxious and nervous, and not even sure why. There is a sense perhaps that we would not mind having a map of this unknown terrain. Or perhaps we are happy to wing it, and make it up as we go along. Either way, there is space to just be – it is a receiver for the divine presence. If you have a lot of space, of unknowing around you now, or within you, then just know that there is a lot of divine presence to be received. It can't be explained really, it happens between the worlds and yet without it, there would not be any words, any guidance at all.
The oracle speaks to you – enter the space and let go, for your time to receive it is upon you.
There is a space between breaths; between heartbeats. A space between thoughts. A space between musical notes. There is a stillness before the wind comes; and a split second between the waves pulling back and coming crashing back to shore. There is a space between the moments when a bird flaps its wings then soars. There are spaces between the clouds; between the petals on each flower. There are spaces between the licking flames of fire and there spaces between the stars.
These are sacred spaces; they are filled with Love and magic and light. They are the shimmer of the dimensions, of possibility, the magic of Divine creation and infinite blessings.
It is up to us to fill these spaces with gratitude, awe and reverence. Use them to connect us to the ancients; our ancestors, our ethereal benevolent guides and light beings. The Source of endless Love and Light. We can use our imaginations to dream miracles into existence and plant their seeds in these spaces with faith and trust. We can fill them with prayers. With intentions for the very highest good of All.
Wherever we look we will find them. And when we do, we will realize that they are the thread that holds us all together. A part of something much bigger.
And so it is. And always has been. Throughout all time and space.


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Published: May 19, 2021, 5:29 AM
Updated: May 19, 2021, 5:53 AM
Tags: Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Andrew, Prince Harry, Princess Beatrice, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, James Brooksbank, entertainment, Arts, Sarah Ferguson
Queen's granddaughter Princess Beatrice expecting a baby
Published: May 19, 2021, 5:29 AM Updated: May 19, 2021, 5:53 AM
FILE - In this Aug. 31, 2019 file photo, Princess Beatrice and her then fiance Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi attend the wedding of Ellie Goulding and Caspar Jopling, in York, England. Buckinghan Palace said Wednesday, May 19, 2021 that the 32-year-old granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi are due to have their first child in the autumn. It said both families are delighted with the news. Beatrice, who is the elder daughter of Prince Andrew and the former Sarah Ferguson, married property developer Mapello Mozzi in July 2020, at a small ceremony constrained by coronavirus restrictions. (Peter Byrne/PA via AP, File)
LONDON – Buckingham Palace says Princess Beatrice is expecting a baby.
The palace said Wednesday the 32-year-old granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi are due to have their first child in the autumn. It said "both families are delighted with the news."
Beatrice, the elder daughter of Prince Andrew and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, married property developer Mapello Mozzi in July 2020 at a small ceremony constrained by coronavirus restrictions. She is ninth in line to the British throne.
Beatrice's younger sister Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank welcomed their first child, a son named August, in February.
The queen has 10 great-grandchildren, with another — a second child for Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex — due in the summer.
This story has been corrected to show that Meghan is the duchess of Sussex, not York.


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En retórica, el zeugma (ceugma, zeuma o adjunción; del griego antiguo:  yugo, lazo), dentro de las figuras retóricas de construcción, es una de las figuras de omisión. Es una figura de construcción sintáctica que consiste en utilizar una sola vez una palabra común para varias unidades análogas de la oración (un verbo para varios sujetos, un adjetivo para varios sustantivos, etc.), aunque esta se refiera a otras más del periodo, solo se expresa en uno de ellos y ha de sobrentenderse en los demás. Consiste en la  elipsis en una oración de un término enunciado en otra contigua segura.

Ej.: Miguel de Cervantes:

Ej.: Libro de Éxodo 20:18
 En este caso "viendo" se aplica a los relampagueos y a la montaña que humeaba, pero para percibir los truenos y el sonido del cuerno se requería del sentido del oído.

Tipología
Según la morfología del término, se distinguen:

 Zeugma simple: Cuando la forma sobreentendida se puede recuperar en igual forma al término original.
Ej.: Alonso Carrión:

 Zeugma complejo: Cuando al final de una serie de elementos del mismo nivel sintáctico se introduce una función gramatical diferente, que actúa como factor sorpresivo y de ruptura. Ej.: Julio Cortázar:

Según la posición del término en la frase, se distinguen:

 Hipozeugma: Zeugma en el que el término expreso se encuentra en el último enunciado. Ej: Alonso Carrión:

 Mesozeugma: Zeugma en el que el término expreso se encuentra en un enunciado intermedio. Ej.: Miguel Hernández:

 Prozeugma: Zeugma en el que el término expreso se encuentra en el primer enunciado. Ej.: Alonso Carrión:

Referencias

Retórica

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package dominio.giocatori;

import dominio.classi_dati.Giocata;
import dominio.elementi_di_gioco.Mazzo;

public abstract class Bot extends Giocatore {

    private Mazzo mazzo;
    private CalcoloStatistico calcolo_statistico;

    /**
     *
     * @param nome nome del bot
     * @param fiches quantità fiches iniziali
     * @param mazzo mazzo della partita, necessario per far decidere la giocata
     * e la puntata al bot
     */
    public Bot(String nome, int fiches, Mazzo mazzo) {
        super(nome, fiches);
        this.mazzo = mazzo;
        this.calcolo_statistico = new CalcoloStatistico();
    }

    /**
     * decide la giocata del bot
     *
     * @return puntata del bot
     */
    @Override
    protected int decidiPuntata() {
        double percentuale_sballo = calcolo_statistico.calcolaPercentualeSballo(valore_mano, mazzo);
        double fiches = (double) this.getFiches();
        int puntata;

        if (percentuale_sballo < getPercentualePerPuntareTanto()) {
            puntata = (int) ((fiches * 30) / 100);
        } else {
            puntata = (int) ((fiches * 10) / 100);
        }
        if (puntata == 0) { //questo if mi serve perchè puntata può essere, per esempio, 0.06 e castato darebbe 0.
            puntata = this.getFiches();
        }
        return puntata;
    }

    protected abstract int getPercentualePerPuntareTanto();

    /**
     * decide la giocata del bot
     *
     * @return giocata del bot
     */
    @Override
    protected Giocata decidiGiocata() {
        double percentuale_sballo = calcolo_statistico.calcolaPercentualeSballo(valore_mano, mazzo);

        if (percentuale_sballo < getPercentualePerChiedereCarta()) {
            return Giocata.Carta;
        } else {
            return Giocata.Sto;
        }
    }

    /**
     * calcola la probabilità di sballare se si chiede un'altra carta
     *
     * @return percentuale di sballare
     */
    protected abstract int getPercentualePerChiedereCarta();
}


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Q: Prove that the graph of a convex function is below the segment that joins two points A function $f: [a,b] \longrightarrow \mathbb{R}$ is convex if for all $x_1,x_2 \in [a,b]$ with $x_1<x_2$ we have that
$\displaystyle\frac{f(x_2)-f(x_1)}{x_2 -x_1} > \displaystyle\frac{f(x)-f(x_1)}{x -x_1}, \;\;\;\; \forall\;x\in[x_1,x_2]$.
A) Prove that if $f$ is convex, the graph of $f$ in $[x_1,x_2]$ is below the segment that joins $(x_1,f(x_1))$ with $(x_2,f(x_2))$
I have been trying to solve it by the Mean Value Teorem by considering a new function $g(x)=y-f(x)>0$, being $y$ the segment, but I'm lost and I don't know how to go on.
Thank you very much.

A: You are asked to show that for each $x$ between $x_1$ and $x_2$ the $y$ coordinate of the corresponding point on the  graph is less than nor equal to the $y$ coordinate  of the corresponding point on the line segment.  In other words you have to show that $f(x) \leq f(x_1)+\frac {(f(x_2)-f(x_1)(x-x_1)} {x_2-x_1}$. This is immediate from the  inequality in the definition.


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Ilíria (região) — região mais a noroeste dos Bálcãs

 Ilírico (província romana) — subdivisão do Império Romano antes do , chamado muitas vezes de "província da Ilíria"
 Prefeitura pretoriana da Ilíria — subdivisão do Império Romano depois do
 Diocese da Panônia — subdivisão do Império Romano depois do , também conhecida como Diocese de Ilírico
 Tema de Dirráquio — subdivisão do Império Bizantino depois do  e conhecido como "Tema da Ilíria"
 Novo Epiro — parte da região da Macedônia conhecida como "Ilíria grega"
 Províncias Ilírias - estado criado em 1809 sob a dominação de Napoleão Bonaparte.
 Reino da Ilíria (1816–1849) - terra da coroa do Império Austro-Húngaro

Ver também
 Ilírios — povo indo-europeu que habitou o oeste dos Bálcãs (do Epiro à Panônia) e partes do sul da Itália no início da era cristã

Desambiguações de topônimos


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SIPAIM Society
15th International Symposium on Medical
Information Processing and Analysis
Gloria M. Díaz - Ph.D. - Instituto Tecnológico Metropolitano - Colombia
Jairo José Espinosa - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
Juan David García - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
Eduardo Romero - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
Technical Program Chair
Keynote Chair
Marius George Linguraru - Ph.D. - Children's National Health System - USA
Sponsorship Chair
Mathieu Dehaes - Ph.D. - University of Montreal - Canada
Natasha Lepore - Ph.D. - Children's Hospital Los Angeles - USA / University of Southern California - USA
Jorge Brieva- Ph.D. - Universidad Panamericana - Mexico
Acosta, Oscar - Ph.D. - Université de Rennes 1 - France
Adur, Javier - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos - Argentina
Altuve, Miguel - Ph.D. - Universidad Pontifica Bolivariana - Colombia
Bellemare, Marc-Emmanuel - Ph.D. - Aix-Marseille Université - France
Bravo, Antonio - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional Experimental del Táchira – Venezuela
Brieva, Jorge - Ph.D. - Universidad Panamericana - Mexico
Camargo, Jorge - Ph.D. - Universidad Antonio Nariño - Colombia
Castellanos, Germán - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
Corredor, Germán - Ph.D. - Case Western Reserve University - USA
Cruz, Angel Alfonso - Ph.D. - Universidad de los Llanos - Colombia
Dehaes, Mathieu - Ph.D. - University of Montreal - Canada
Escalante, Boris - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - Mexico
Gajawelli, Niharika - Ph.D. - University of Southern California - USA
González, Fabio - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
Hevia, Nidiyare - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico - Mexico
Janowczyk, Andrew - Ph.D. - Case Western Reserve University - USA
Katsaggelos, Aggelos - Ph.D. - Northwestern University - USA
Lepore, Natasha - Ph.D. - Children's Hospital Los Angeles/ University of Southern California - USA
Martínez, Fabio - Ph.D. - Universidad Industrial de Santander - Colombia
Moya Albor, Ernesto - Ph.D. - Universidad Panamericana - Mexico
Negahdar, Mohammadreza - Ph.D. - IBM - USA
Prasanna, Prateek - Ph.D. - Case Western Reserve University - USA
Robles, Óscar David - Ph.D. - Universidad Rey Juan Carlos - Spain
Rodríguez-Vázquez, Katya - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico - Mexico
Romero, Eduardo - Ph.D. - Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
Romo, David - Ph.D. - Medical University of Vienna - Austria
Rubeaux, Mathieu - Ph.D. - KEOSYS Medical Imaging - France
Santa Marta, Cristina - Ph.D. - National Distance Education University - Spain
Salvado, Olivier - Ph.D. - CSIRO - Australia
Schiavi, Emanuele - Ph.D. - Universidad Rey Juan Carlos - Spain
Shiradkar, Rakesh - Ph.D. - Case Western Reserve University - USA
Sijbers, Jan - Ph.D. - University of Antwerp - Belgium
Viswanath, Satish - Ph.D. - Case Western Reserve University - USA
SIPAIM 2019
November, Medellín, Colombia.