As women we are born with a great responsibility to nurture our femininity. In today's world we are polarized towards an extremely aggressive masculine energy. When this energy is in balance it is manifested as assertiveness. A woman has to create this balance, honoring her femininity. The roles of both the sexes are not well defined nowadays as it is an age of freedom. With freedom comes choice. We have to equip ourselves with the awareness to make right choices. We must not be fooled and imitate the models that are passed on to us by default, or because they are more prevalent.
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An organic garden is in tune with Mother Nature. It is nurtured by nature and the love and devotion, which the farmer puts into it. There is a season and a cycle for preparing the soil, planting, sprouting, a time of pestilence, more effort and endeavor, more growth and harvest.
The farmer has to aid the plant in its growth by providing it with the optimum conditions. Similarly the women entrepreneur should nurture her plant and allow growth to happen. She should be willing to learn and be observant of the changes that are taking place. She should be willing to wait. She should realize that if she gets stressed and unnecessarily perturbed it will affect her baby. Like a plant or a child the company will reflect the qualities of the nurturer.
The company will reflect and imbibe the ideology of the CEO. "What do I want my child to reflect?", is an important question that all women entrepreneurs have to ask themselves. In terms of work culture, would you like your company to be laid back or aggressive? Would you like it to be a customer-oriented/market driven entity or one which follows the fancies of its managers? Would you want your corporate image to earned by constantly staying ahead of the competition, or would you have it sullied by complacence in the work force? Whatever your ideal is, that is clearly reflected in your company's image. The company ideology is reflected in the work culture, the attitude of the co-creators (employees) of the company and the revenue the company generates. You will go through the pains of birthing and a lot of emotional energy will be invested in creating.
It is but natural to get attached to this child. But you must learn the art of being involved yet detached so that you can take objective decisions. This will help you delegate rather than doing everything on your own. When attached, the nurturer will stop at every moment to check growth, stifling the other and stressing oneself out. The company must be treated as an individual and given its space to grow. Despite putting into the company all you have, there will be a disparity between thought and how it materializes. That is a risk you must be willing to take.
Sometimes you will have to take the tough decision of letting go what you have brought up. At those times see if you are closing off a healthy company out of fear of change. Yet there are times when it is better to let a plant die or give it away to one with better resources rather than dig twenty bore wells to find no water. It is important to acknowledge and accept the loss and have a closure. Then prepare for the next season and see that the same mistakes are not repeated. Life is a series of ups and downs and we need to make peace with it. In us we have to find the anchor of balance.
Like a stream that smooths out a stone into a pebble we must flow consistently to sculpt our dreams. The smoothness of the pebble is not of the hammer but of the flow of love, sincerity and joy. With a childlike playfulness the rambling stream transforms all in its path. Similarly flow with grace and gentleness in tune with the natural rhythms and growth is inevitable. Yet it might seem too away from the regular model of hammering and stress. There will be many to convince you that you need to barter your life for an entity. Your work is an extension of your life, so create a life of ease and not of constant struggle. It may start off as a struggle as we have our patterns that believe in hardship or those that thrive on last minute jump-starts. With time if the intention is clear you will see things moving ahead with a beautiful momentum. So envision where you want to be and start with a strong foundation. Put your thoughts out into the universe and it will definitely respond in its time.


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The learning curve for robotic-assisted pyeloplasty in children: Our initial experience from a single center
Noor Junejo, Anwar Alotaibi, Saeed Alshahrani, Ahmad Alshammari, Craig Peters, Hamdan Alhazmi, Santiago Vallasciani
Background: Robotic-assisted pyeloplasty surgery has become the preferred approach of ureteropelvic junction obstruction (UPJO) in pediatrics. However, to our knowledge, there is limited data on the learning curve for robotic-assisted pyeloplasty in children and no similar study from Saudi Arabia. Aims: The objective of the study was to evaluate the progression of the surgical team performing robotic-assisted laparoscopic pyeloplasty (RALP) and to assess the feasibility of the RALP in children, since it is having been recently started in the Kingdom. Settings and Design: Retrospective charts and surgical videos review at the tertiary care centre. Subjects and Methods: After approval from the internal review board (IRB), we reviewed the surgical video recording of the RALP procedure of 15 patients presented with UPJO from January 2016 to October 2017. Statistical analysis was done for the variables includes dissection time, pyelotomy, anastomosis on both sides, and total surgery time and calculated in minutes. Renal ultrasound reviewed to assess any change in grade. Results: Fifteen patients with UPJO underwent RALP. Of 15 cases, nine were primary and six cases as secondary UPJO. The median age was 8 (3-15) years. Out of 15 cases, 13 and 2 patients diagnosed as Society for Fetal Urology grades of 4 and 3, respectively. Total operative time was prolonged in secondary group as compared to primary pyeloplasty group (mean [standard deviation (SD)]: 166.3 [35.1], range: 125-223, P = 0.0028 versus mean (SD): 149.17 (30.4), range: (114-207), P = 0.0008). The success rate was 100% in primary and 84% in secondary cases. The median length of follow-up was 12.0 (7.0-18.0) and 10.0 (8.0-12.5) months in primary and secondary cases, respectively. The overall complication rate was 13% (2/15) (Clavien grade: 1-2). Conclusions: The evaluation of the learning curve of RALP for this group of patients concluded that total operative time for RALP, performed by the pediatric urology team, steadily decreased with collective surgical experience.
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Junejo, N., Alotaibi, A., Alshahrani, S., Alshammari, A., Peters, C., Alhazmi, H., & Vallasciani, S. (2020). The learning curve for robotic-assisted pyeloplasty in children: Our initial experience from a single center. Urology Annals, 12(1), 19-24. https://doi.org/10.4103/UA.UA_113_19
The learning curve for robotic-assisted pyeloplasty in children : Our initial experience from a single center. / Junejo, Noor; Alotaibi, Anwar; Alshahrani, Saeed et al.
In: Urology Annals, Vol. 12, No. 1, 01.01.2020, p. 19-24.
Junejo, N, Alotaibi, A, Alshahrani, S, Alshammari, A, Peters, C, Alhazmi, H & Vallasciani, S 2020, 'The learning curve for robotic-assisted pyeloplasty in children: Our initial experience from a single center', Urology Annals, vol. 12, no. 1, pp. 19-24. https://doi.org/10.4103/UA.UA_113_19
Junejo N, Alotaibi A, Alshahrani S, Alshammari A, Peters C, Alhazmi H et al. The learning curve for robotic-assisted pyeloplasty in children: Our initial experience from a single center. Urology Annals. 2020 Jan 1;12(1):19-24. doi: 10.4103/UA.UA_113_19
Junejo, Noor ; Alotaibi, Anwar ; Alshahrani, Saeed et al. / The learning curve for robotic-assisted pyeloplasty in children : Our initial experience from a single center. In: Urology Annals. 2020 ; Vol. 12, No. 1. pp. 19-24.
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La comunidad de villa y tierra de Ayllón es una institución política castellana de origen medieval, un ente jurídico autónomo que nació libremente como un sistema de autogobierno que distribuía justicia y autoridad entre sus vecinos y ordenaba en comunidad el aprovechamiento de las aguas, de las tierras y de los pinares. Se formó con la suma de antiguas costumbres más las necesidades propias de la época. Se organizó el territorio de la extremadura castellana, al sur del Duero, al repoblarse. Tiene una extensión de unos 824 km².

Pertenece al conjunto de las Comunidades Segovianas y linda con las Comunidades de Villa y Tierra de: San Esteban de Gormaz, Caracena, Atienza, Sepúlveda, Fresno de Cantespino y Maderuelo y la zona de Tamajón.

Historia

Inicialmente estaba integrada en la provincia de Segovia, en la Intendencia de Segovia se identifica con el Partido de Ayllón.

En un intento de reforma de los límites provinciales a inicios del , se la integra en la provincia de Burgos, desligándola de la de Segovia.
 Anexo:División administrativa de Burgos (1826-1829).
Comunidad de Villa y Tierra de Ayllón, compuesta por 2 villas, 35 lugares y 4 despoblados sujetos al Alcalde Mayor de primera clase que ejerce jurisdicción preventiva en la villa capital, y en todos los demás lugares, con el Alcalce Ordinario de la misma, y en la otra villa con el suyo. Contribuye con 62855 reales y 22 maravedíes. Derechos enagenados 7.800 reales

Dicha división quedó derogada y al realizarse la actual división de provincias, en el año 1833 la comunidad de Ayllón quedó fraccionada, repartiéndose sus pueblos entre Segovia, Soria y Guadalajara.

Tras dicha reforma la comunidad de Villa y Tierra perdió parte se su importancia quedando de forma residual, aprovechamiento en común de algunas fincas de 1.444 hectáreas, (Tejera Negra y Renovizal), sitas en el término de Cantalojas (Guadalajara), que fueron vendidas en 1980.
En la actualidad pervive como entidad cultural.Eclesiásticamente, en sus inicios (1085), Ayllón (y su Tierra) pasa a pertenecer a la diócesis de Osma, pero al reformar en 1088 las de Castilla es asignada a la de Sigüenza. Alquité formó inicialmente parte de la diócesis de Segovia (1123-Bula de Calixto II).
Tras varios siglos de disputa entre ambas, en 1250 es definitivamente asignada a la de Sigüenza.

En 1955, se adecua a los límites provinciales de 1833, repartiéndose entre las diócesis de Segovia, Osma y Sigüenza.

Localidades

Estaba formada por varios pueblos de las actuales provincias de Segovia (SG), Guadalajara (GU) y Soria (SO).

Ayllón, Aldealázaro, Almiruete (GU), Alquité, Becerril, Campillo de Ranas (GU), Cantalojas (GU), Cenegro (SO), Corral de Ayllón, Cuevas de Ayllón (SO), El Muyo, El Negredo, Francos, Estebanvela, Grado del Pico, Languilla, Liceras (SO), Ligos (SO), Madriguera, Majaelrayo (GU), Martín Muñoz de Ayllón, Mazagatos, Noviales (SO), Ribota, Saldaña de Ayllón, Santa María de Riaza, Santibáñez de Ayllón, Serracín, Torraño (SO), Torremocha (SO), Torresuso (SO), Valvieja, Valdanzo (SO), Valdanzuelo (SO), Villacadima (GU), Villacorta.

Además varios despoblados agregados a otras localidades: Araguetes, ,Berezal (hoy Berzal en Cenegro), Carrascal, Garavete, Gómez Vela, El Guijón , Povedillas, . El Quintanar,
Robleluengo o Roblengo de Arriba,
Rodrigo,
San Cristóbal,
San Miguel,
Sotoscarros
Vallejuela,
Vallunquera  , Santuy ,
Villacavera, Villaescusa

Sexmos o grupos de seis pueblos

Los siete sexmeros de los comunes de Ayllón se reunían, con un escribano y un receptor en la Casa de la Tierra, sita en la villa y ahí se discutían los asuntos de la comunidad, de acuerdo con las leyes contenidas en su fuero.

 Villa de Ayllón
 Sexmo de Torraño (SO)
 Torraño, Torremocha de Ayllón, Ligos
 Sexmo de Valdeliceras (SO)
 Montejo de Tiermes, Liceras, Torresuso, Cuevas de Ayllón, Noviales
 Sexmo de la Transierra o Allendesierra (GU)
 Almiruete (de doble jurisdicción, pues la compartían Ayllón y Atienza), Campillo de Ranas, Cantalojas, Majaelrayo, Villacadima
 En otro listado figuran además: Campillejo, El Espinar, Roblelacasa o Roblecasa y Robleluengo
 Sexmo de Saldaña (SG)
 Aldealázaro, Ribota, Saldaña de Ayllón, Valvieja, Alquité, Martín Muñoz de Ayllón
 Sexmo de la Sierra (SG)
 Madriguera, Becerril, El Muyo, El Negredo, Serracín, Villacorta.
 Sexmo de Mazagatos (Sexmo de Valdanzo)
 Santa María de Riaza, Languilla, Mazagatos, Corral de Ayllón (SG)
 Valdanzo, Valdanzuelo, Cenegro (SO)
 Sexmo del Río (SG)
 Francos, Estebanvela, Grado del Pico, Santibáñez de Ayllón

Véase también
 Historia de la organización territorial de España

Bibliografía
 Censo de Floridablanca, "España dividida en provincias e intendencias", Imprenta Real (Madrid), (1785)

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The club "Yalta" announced at a press conference that numerous renown DJs will visit Bulgaria this summer as participants of the latest edition of "Summertime Dance Explosion Solar 09".
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The program continues on July 31st with the performance of Robbie Rivera. He's popular for his Kylie Minogue, Moloko, Madonna, Ricky Martin, Faithless and other remixes. Robbie Rivera hosts three radio shows.
The most popular trance DJ and electronic music producer Tiesto will visit the Sunny beach on August 2nd – especially for "Summertime Dance Explosion Solar 09".
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Bob Smith has 90 videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 1983 Call-In as a Republican Representative for Oregon's 2nd district. The year with the most videos was 1998 with 19 videos. The year with the highest average number of views per program was 1992 with an average of 2,467 views per program. Most appearances with Charles W. Stenholm (2). Most common tag: Agriculture.
* The first paragraph of this page uses material from the Wikipedia article 'Robert Freeman Smith', which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0. Footnotes and parentheticals have been removed.


This is by far the most gorgeous cat print so far and this cobbler apron combines two darling mommy cat and kitten prints. On both sides the mother makes sure to stay close to her young ones. The cats and kittens are enjoying a day out in the garden amongst the beautiful flowers and watering cans. The reverse side of this cobbler apron has playful kittens who find the butterflies as something to play with. Currently there is only one of these aprons available.


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HomeInjury NewsINJURY NEWS: Arsenal Duo Set to Make Sensational Return
INJURY NEWS: Arsenal Duo Set to Make Sensational Return
Joe Kraize Friday, January 29, 2016
Tomorrow is the day when Arsenal will take on Burnley in the fourth round of the FA Cup and as we await kick off, here are some injury updates from the manager.
Arsene Wenger at his press conference disclosed that captain Per Mertesacker has no chance of appearing in the team on Saturday as a result of a red card which he got in the game against Chelsea. As for others who featured in the last game, they are all fit.
The boss went further to reveal that long-term absentee, Francis Coquelin is likely to start against Burnley after having a consistent run of training with the rest of the team. The Frenchman has gotten fit ahead of time. He was initially scheduled to return in March but he is already available. Good one!
If you have really missed Tomas Rosicky and wish to see him play again then I am happy to let you know that he is also available for selection. I expect him to get at least a substitute appearance.
Danny Welbeck is back in training but still needs some games at the junior level before breaking into the first team once again. You know it's been about nine months since he last played, so he would be match rusty at the moment.
Jack Wilshere and Santi Cazorla are still out but are progressing well in their recovery. The next few weeks should be enough for the duo to get back to normal.
That's all on injuries for now. Hope we beat Burnley to qualify for the next round of the competition.
Burnley FA Cup Injury News


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» News & events » Events » E&E Webinar: Wings, feathers, flight: the PhyloG2P approach to understanding bird biology
E&E Webinar: Wings, feathers, flight: the PhyloG2P approach to understanding bird biology
Scott Edwards is an acclaimed evolutionary biologist specialising in molecular evolution in birds. Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://anu.zoom.us/j/98061619916?pwd=WWJ2YVVtWVJLWVJ2R0xLTU1yL3IrUT09 Passcode: 067996 Canberra time: please check your local time & date if you are watching from elsewhere
Thu, 01 Oct 2020 00:00:00 +0000Thu, 01 Oct 2020 01:00:00 +0000
The genotype-to-phenotype (G2P) map is of ongoing interest in evolutionary biology. Whereas for a few model organisms, traditional methods such as genetic mapping have allowed great advances, the vast majority of biodiversity can't embrace this paradigm. However, comparative genomics is now allowing us to map genes for traits using phylogenetic approaches (PhyloG2P; Smith et al. 2020 TREE). By taking advantages of phenotypically unique lineages or convergent evolution, PhyloG2P can provide surprisingly precise identification of coding and noncoding loci underlying evolutionarily labile traits. We have attempted this approach, in combination with novel statistical methods for identifying molecular rate shifts, to identify genomic regions underlying loss of flight in paleognathous birds, which include the flying tinamous of the New World and the flightless ratites (emu, ostrich, kiwi, etc) of Gondwana. This work showed that a small number of short, conserved non-exonic elements (CNEEs) are accelerated specifically in ratites and tend to occur near important developmental genes, such as TBX5, HOXD4 and IRX genes. ATAC-seq and enhancer screens reveal several CNEEs whose ability to drive gene expression in the avian forelimb has been lost in flightless birds. Overall our results suggest a strong role for non-coding regulatory evolution in the loss of flight in paleognathous birds. I will end by sharing some landscapes and reflections from my recent coast-to-coast bicycle trip, a journey of ~3800 miles via blue highways and small towns of the United States.
Scott Edwards is an acclaimed evolutionary biologist specialising in molecular evolution in birds. He has produced numerous high profile papers in leading journals like Nature, Science and P.N.A.S. (USA) that explore such topics as phylogenetic tree building, coalescence theory and, for our school-age webinar viewers, work on the relationship between dinosaurs and modern birds. Scott did his PhD at the University of California, Berkley, and then moved to the University of Washington. In 2003 he joined the world renowned Departmental of Organismal and Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University, where he remains to this day. His distinguished career has been recognised by multiple awards. For example, he was a made a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2006 and the National Academy of Sciences (USA) in 2015. In addition to his research, Scott has actively worked to increase diversity among biologists and build a better, broader community. His deeply human, inclusive and, one might add, courageous approach to difficult challenges is best illustrated by viewing his daily tweets. Scott is currently cycling solo across the U.S.A. with a #BlackLivesMatter sign on his bike. Follow his progress on @ScottVEdwards1.
Behavioural, evolutionary and physiological ecology
E&E
Ecology and Evolution Seminar Series
10–11am Thursday 1 Oct 2020
Scott V Edwards, Harvard University
https://anu.zoom.us/j/98061619916?pwd=WWJ2YVVtWVJLWVJ2R0xLTU1yL3IrUT09
Canberra time: please check your local time & date if you are watching from elsewhere
Michael Jennions
Michael.Jennions@anu.edu.au
E&E PhD Exit Webinar: Why Do Some Human Associated Escherichia coli Strains Lack Antibiotics Resistance? »
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Puppy pals Kala and Keira were going to be put down if they weren't rescued by the end of the day on Tuesday. Then Angels Among Us, a Georgia pet rescue charity, posted a photo of the two in an embrace.
Two hours and six minutes later, the two were adopted by an unnamed vet, the shelter said.


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In Memory of Sergeant Damon Gutzwiller
June 06, 2020 | 3 minutes read
Santa Cruz Loses Officer to Gunfire
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office announced on Saturday, June 6, 2020, that one of their deputies had been shot and killed.
During a time of protests, a call had come in regarding a suspicious vehicle containing weapons and bomb-making equipment. Sgt. Gutzwiller answered the call. He and another deputy went to the location; the vehicle was said to be located in Boulder Creek on Jamison Creek.
When they arrived, the suspected vehicle was leaving the scene. The officers followed behind the van until it pulled into a residence on Waldeberg Drive. After the vehicle stopped, the driver jumped from the van pulling his weapons and began firing upon the officers and their patrol car.
Sgt. Gutzwiller died at the scene, and the other officer was seriously wounded. The shooter then took off, carjacked a vehicle, and fled the area. He was located a short time later, and he was involved in another shoot out with the police. The shooter was taken into custody, but not before injuring a California Highway Patrol Officer and being severely wounded himself.
It was confirmed on Sunday that the shooter was an active member of the U.S. Air Force. He was a sergeant who was stationed at Travis Air Force Base.
Santa Cruz Sheriff stated that it did not have to happen. "Damon showed up today to do his job, to keep this community safe, and his life was taken needlessly."
Sergeant Damon Gutzwiller was 38 years old. The shooting occurred in a non-incorporated area, in the small community of Ben Lomond. The residents of Ben Lomond, around 6000, are shocked that a crime like this happened in their area.
The sheriff's department and the FBI are investigating the crime. The shooter had previously been under investigation in 2018, after the death of his wife. His wife, also a member of the Air Force, had been found shot to death in an off-base hotel in South Carolina. According to the Air Force, it was ruled a suicide.
Currently, the shooter is in custody and facing first-degree murder charges. The FBI is also looking into a possible link between this killing and another murder of an officer that occurred outside a federal building in Oakland, California just last month.
Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office
Sergeant Damon Gutzwiller had served with the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office in California for 14 years. The department is currently headed by Sheriff Jim Hart, who is the chief law enforcement officer for the county. The Santa Cruz Sheriff's Office was established in 1850.
The office provides patrol services and investigations as well as manages all county adult correctional facilities. The deputies provide security services to the local court, serve civil documents, and investigate as coroner any unexpected or sudden deaths in the area.
Condolences for Mourning Family
Sergeant Damon Gutzwiller is survived by his expecting wife and a small child. A young family in its beginnings left to mourn his loss.
California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered flags at the Capitol to be flown at half staff to honor the loss of Sergeant Gutzwiller. He went on to add a brief statement regarding the loss of one of California's officers. "He will be remembered as a hero who devoted his life to protecting the community and as a loving husband and father."
Sheriff Jim Hart added these condolences. "Words cannot express the pain we feel for Damon and his family. He was the kind of person we all hope to be. Today, we lost a hero. We are grateful to have known him, and we mourn with his family."
Air Force Law Enforcement Police Officer Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office


We recently received an email from a potential customer inquiring about the Fiscal Representation service as part of the inbound shipping service CAPLINQ offers for order fulfillment. The question was so typical of many of the requests we get that it made sense for me to post both the question and our reply here. Hope this helps others as well that are contemplating CAPLINQ's order fulfillment service.
Aside from CAPLINQ's warehousing and fulfillment fees, what would be the costs (tariffs, other duties, and costs I may not be aware of) associated with importing using CAPLINQ? What would be the costs (tariffs, other duties and costs I may not be aware of) associated with using simply a freight forwarding company?
Looking at the way CAPLINQ handles the situation, it's actually quite different, and you will recognize the market partner aspect as opposed to simply a freight forwarder.
Furthermore, looking at what our system tells us about this particular harmonization code, we have reason to believe we can even reduce the duty rate to 0%, but we would need to do some paperwork first with the customs & duty office.
All of these services are included at no extra charge as part of our "Inbound Shipping Service". This is included in our fiscal representation agreement.
The cost of goods sold (COGS) or production value. Even a random value that can be used for example purposes is sufficient.
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package db;

import com.sleepycat.db.*;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;

class BulkAccessNIOExample {
    private static final String FileName = "access.db";

    public BulkAccessNIOExample() {
    }

    public static void main(String[] argv) {
        try {
            BulkAccessNIOExample app = new BulkAccessNIOExample();
            app.run();
        } catch (DatabaseException dbe) {
            System.err.println("BulkAccessNIOExample: " + dbe.toString());
            System.exit(1);
        } catch (FileNotFoundException fnfe) {
            System.err.println("BulkAccessNIOExample: " + fnfe.toString());
            System.exit(1);
        }
        System.exit(0);
    }

    // Prompts for a line, and keeps prompting until a non blank
    // line is returned.  Returns null on error.
    //
    public static String askForLine(InputStreamReader reader,
                                    PrintStream out, String prompt) {
        String result = "";
        while (result != null && result.length() == 0) {
            out.print(prompt);
            out.flush();
            result = getLine(reader);
        }
        return result;
    }

    // Not terribly efficient, but does the job.
    // Works for reading a line from stdin or a file.
    // Returns null on EOF.  If EOF appears in the middle
    // of a line, returns that line, then null on next call.
    //
    public static String getLine(InputStreamReader reader) {
        StringBuffer b = new StringBuffer();
        int c;
        try {
            while ((c = reader.read()) != -1 && c != '\n') {
                if (c != '\r')
                    b.append((char)c);
            }
        } catch (IOException ioe) {
            c = -1;
        }

        if (c == -1 && b.length() == 0)
            return null;
        else
            return b.toString();
    }

    public void run() throws DatabaseException, FileNotFoundException {
        // Remove the previous database.
        new File(FileName).delete();

        // Create the database object.
        // There is no environment for this simple example.
        DatabaseConfig config = new DatabaseConfig();
        config.setErrorStream(System.err);
        config.setErrorPrefix("BulkAccessNIOExample");
        config.setType(DatabaseType.BTREE);
        config.setAllowCreate(true);
        config.setMode(0644);
        Database table = new Database(FileName, null, config);

        //
        // Insert records into the database, where the key is the user
        // input and the data is the user input in reverse order.
        //
        InputStreamReader reader = new InputStreamReader(System.in);

        for (;;) {
            String line = askForLine(reader, System.out, "input> ");
            if (line == null || (line.compareToIgnoreCase("end") == 0))
                break;

            String reversed = (new StringBuffer(line)).reverse().toString();

            // See definition of StringEntry below
            //
            StringEntry key = new StringEntry(line, true);
            StringEntry data = new StringEntry(reversed, true);

            try {
                if (table.putNoOverwrite(null, key, data) == OperationStatus.KEYEXIST)
                    System.out.println("Key " + line + " already exists.");
            } catch (DatabaseException dbe) {
                System.out.println(dbe.toString());
            }
        }

        // Acquire a cursor for the table.
        Cursor cursor = table.openCursor(null, null);
        DatabaseEntry foo = new DatabaseEntry();

        MultipleKeyNIODataEntry bulk_data = new MultipleKeyNIODataEntry();

        ByteBuffer rawData = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(1024*1024);
        bulk_data.setDataNIO(rawData);
	bulk_data.setUserBuffer(1024 * 1024, true);

        // Walk through the table, printing the key/data pairs.
        //
        while (cursor.getNext(foo, bulk_data, null) == OperationStatus.SUCCESS) {
            StringEntry key, data;
            key = new StringEntry();
            data = new StringEntry();

            while (bulk_data.next(key, data))
                System.out.println(key.getString() + " : " + data.getString());
        }
        cursor.close();
        table.close();
    }

    // Here's an example of how you can extend DatabaseEntry in a
    // straightforward way to allow easy storage/retrieval of strings, or
    // whatever kind of data you wish.  We've declared it as a static inner
    // class, but it need not be.
    //
    static class StringEntry extends DatabaseEntry {
        StringEntry() {
        }

        StringEntry(String value, boolean nioData) {
            setString(value, nioData);
        }

        void setString(String value, boolean nioData) {
            byte[] data = value.getBytes();
            if(nioData) {
                ByteBuffer newBuf = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(data.length);
                newBuf.position(0);
                newBuf.put(data, 0, data.length);
                newBuf.position(0);
                setDataNIO(newBuf);
            } else {
                setData(data);
            }
        }

        String getString() {
            String ret;
            if(getData() == null) {
                ByteBuffer tmp = getDataNIO();
                tmp.position(getOffset());
                byte[] data = new byte[getSize()];
                tmp.get(data, 0, getSize());
                ret = new String(data, 0, getSize());
            } else {
                ret = new String(getData(), getOffset(), getSize());
            }
            return ret;
        }
    }
}


Troy Shambhala in January, 2019!
Jan 10: Snack Salon – Feel free to bring something to share! Food, Conversation, and Meditation is the Sakyong's prescription. We can do all of that in one shot!
Jan 17: In Depth Book Study – Shambhala: Sacred Path of the Warrior by Chögyam Trungpa – Chapter 1. On third Thursdays in 2019, we will study SSPW as a group. Perhaps this text has been sitting on your shelf for a while. Now is a great opportunity to crack it open. Read the chapter during the week and we will discuss it after sitting. Texts are available for purchase.
This entry was posted in News on January 2, 2019 by Admin.


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April Vinyl
Folk, Indie, LPs/Albums, New Releases, Pop, Vinyl
ARTIST: Emmy The Great
Emmy The Great has announced news of her new solo album April / released 9th October via Bella Union . "My story begins with the moon. In September 2017, I travelled to Hong Kong from New York, where I'd lived for three years, for the Mid-Autumn festival. I was planning to visit my parents and take some time off to write my fourth album. I arrived in time for the full moon - Chang-E's moon - at a time of year when the heat breaks and the city seems alive with possibility. That Spring, I'd visited China and accidentally become somewhat fluent in Cantonese again, though the goal had been to speak Mandarin. I was there for a music residency, and had expected to feel an instant click. Instead, I realised that Hong Kong had an identity quite separate from the Mainland, and with my mother tongue reinstated, I was beginning to come to terms with that identity being a part of mine. This was tough - I was born in Hong Kong but I've always felt complicated about it. Still, that Mid-Autumn, everything felt simple. Under the guidance of the moon, I walked the city - its neon-lit alleyways, its escalators and mountain paths. For a brief, precious moment, I fell into synch with Hong Kong. I felt its complex legacy and its tangled future. I felt the sorrow, alive in the buzz of neon and the drips of air-conditioner units, of a city caught between two destinies. It was twenty years since the Handover and the beginning of 'One Country, Two Systems'. Everywhere I went, I saw people seeking to define their shared identity before it was too late. I hope some of that spirit has found its way into the songs, which were mostly written during that time.
The Proclaimers: Sunshine On Leith, Vinyl
ARTIST: The Proclaimers
The Proclaimers: Sunshine On Leith, Vinyl.
Tea For The Tillerman- 50th Anniversary Reissue, Vinyl
ARTIST: Cat Stevens
50th Anniversary reissue. Following his spiritual and artistic rebirth, and hot on the heels of his incredibly well received release, Mona Bone Jakon, Cat Stevens unveiled his second album of the year in November 1970 … and it was to...
Bob Dylan Tom Petty
Live Confessions Vinyl
ARTIST: Bob Dylan Tom Petty
ABC FM Broadcast recorded at The Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney, Australia 24th February, 1986.
Playdate- Black Friday 2020, Vinyl
ARTIST: Norah Jones
Black Friday limited edition 12" featuring some of Norah's latest collaborations. Playdate features Norah, alongside, Mavis Staples, Tarriona Tank Ball and Rodrigo Amarante plus some solo songs of her own.
Bert Jansch
Just A Simple Soul Vinyl
ARTIST: Bert Jansch
2LP set in single pocket jacket.From Sticker: "From his 1965 iconic debut album, which changed folk music, Bert's peerless musicality, songwriting and interpretation of traditional song has held generation after generation spellbound and inspired musicians in all genres. This is...


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Parents Can Now Create Their Own 'Winnie the Pooh' Story, Legally
Now, everyone owns a piece of Pooh.
By Ian Spelling
Amateur writers, filmmakers, and artists have depicted and quoted Winnie the Pooh and friends for decades, but it's all been under the radar and quite illegal. That's because the Walt Disney Company owned the rights to the books and characters created by A.A. Milne and illustrated by Ernest H. Shepard. But that's all about to change, as the copyright expired when our clocks ticked from December 31 to January 1, meaning Pooh and most of his pals are now in the public domain. And here's why that matters like so much honey in a pot: once a property enters the public domain, it can be shared, reused, performed, written about, sampled, or repurposed with no accompanying cost incurred or permission granted from an author's estate.
So, Dad, if you want to dress your kids up as Pooh and Eeyore for a homemade Pooh adventure you shoot on your iPhone, have at it. If you want to write about the teddy bear's next big picnic or heart-to-heart and self-publish the results, now's the time. But there's a catch. Make that catches. For example, you'll need to steer clear of Tigger. Why? The U.S. copyright law that put Winnie-the-Pooh in the public domain dates to 1926, and Tigger didn't meet Pooh — or the world — until 1928 when Milne published The House at Pooh Corner. Piglet, Eeyore, Owl, Rabbit, Kanga, and Roo, however, are all fair game because they first appeared in 1926, in the original short stories that made up the first book. Complicating matters, anyone can now create their own works based on the E.H. Shepard's line drawings, but the Disney versions of any Pooh characters are off-limits. Basically, Disney has lost their exclusivity to the character.
Winnie-the-Pooh is the marquee title entering the public domain. But check out some of the other properties doing so as well: Ernest Hemingway's first novel, The Sun Also Rises; Dorothy Parker's debut collection of poetry, Enough Rope; The Weary Blues by Langston Hughes; and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie. Among the films – silent films – are The Son of the Sheik, Rudolph Valentino's last movie; Battling Butler, from the great Buster Keaton, and The Temptress, starring Greta Garbo. Also, for the first time ever, upwards of 400,000 sound recordings are entering the public domain. That encompasses classical music, ragtime, early jazz and blues, opera, ragtime, vaudeville, (then)-popular songs, ragtime, and even comedy sketches, by the likes of Enrico Caruso, Ethel Waters, Fanny Brice, and Al Jolson.
One more intriguing title entered into the public domain on January 1. It's another property most people associate with Disney, not even realizing it's derived from a book. That would be Bambi, a Life in the Woods, written by the Austro-Hungarian author Felix Salton and published in 1923. The book — with its graphic descriptions of hunting and reputation as a parable of the persecution of Jews in Europe — was completely reimagined for the Disney animated classic released in 1942.
But back to Pooh. If Winnie-the-Pooh's entry into the public domain has anyone rumbly in the tumbly to revisit Pooh, Christopher Robin, and their friends, several other books are worth checking out. (We think The House at Pooh Corner has the best ending of a book, ever.)
The House at Pooh Corner: Classic Gift Edition (Winnie-the-Pooh)
The Houes at Pooh Corner
In addition to Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner, the pot-bellied bear makes his debut, in a cameo, in When We Were Very Young (1924), and he returned in Now We Are Six. Both titles are poetry collections. Milne passed away in 1956, but Pooh sought honey again in Return to the Hundred Acre Wood (written by David Benedictus, illustrated by Mark Burgess), published in 2009, and The Best Bear in All The World (written by Paul Bright, Jeanne Willis, Kate Saunders and Brian Sibley, illustrated by Mark Burgess), published in 2016.
Oh, bother, indeed!
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For the 100st time an upgrade of movienizer and musicnizer was due so I upgraded both, and guess what ? my serial key does no longer work.
Why not let the upgrade look for a key and insert it automatic ? for new versions.
I have translated in dutch for years now and earned me a lifetime license and I did get one everytime te be honest, only thing is I have to ask every time, and I do not like asking or begging.
So why not PM all translators their new serials at every update ? we translate even the newest stuff and this is the reward ?
Please find a solution Vlad.


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Elisabeth Rynell's language can only be described as breathtakingly beautiful.
— Uppsala Daily News
Home / Norwegian / The Birds
by Tarjei Vesaas
Translated from Norwegian by Michael Barnes, Torbjørn Støverud
The Birds quantity
The Birds tells the story of Mattis, a deeply sensitive, intellectually disabled young man living in a small house in the Norwegian countryside with his sister Hege. Eking out a modest living knitting sweaters, Hege encourages her brother to find work to ease their financial burdens, but his attempts come to nothing. When he finally sets himself up as a ferryman, the only passenger he manages to bring across the lake is a lumberjack, Jørgen. But when Jørgen and Hege become lovers, Mattis finds the safety of his familial life threatened and his jealousy quickly spirals. In The Birds, Norway's most celebrated writer of the twentieth century allows us to rediscover the world. By turns frightening, beautiful, confounding, and full of mystery, it is a world we come to see more vividly through Mattis's eyes.
Tarjei Vesaas has written the best Norwegian novel ever, "The Birds" — it is absolutely wonderful, the prose is so simple and so subtle, and the story is so moving that it would have been counted amongst the great classics from the last century if it had been written in one of the major languages.
— Karl Ove Knausgaard
The careful translation from the Norwegian underscores Vesaas's rare sensitivity in recording Mattis's often insightful view of his world... A literary gem.
— Publisher's Weekly
Although the author was born 1897, his books are far from old-fashioned and traditional... Tarjei Vesaas become a classic ... This novel gave me particular pleasure.
— Doris Lessing
Tarjei Vesaas is the best and most interesting Norwegian writer after the Second World War. His language is so sensitive, so open to his characters' minds and the landscapes they inhabit, that it gives form to that space between – between people and other people, between people and nature – the space where our lives unfold.
Haunting tragedy in a Bergman landscape.
A masterpiece.
— Literary Review
Mattis, the protagonist of … The Birds, surely deserves a place among the cadre of unforgettable characters in modern literature… Vesaas's prose, spare and straightforward, soars with a poignancy of feeling… Mattis's disability is the pivot upon which the novel unfolds and also serves to amplify the ways that "normal" people, too, are "handicapped." Vesaas allows us see that without Mattis's sensitivity, perceptivity, and honesty, we, too, are impaired, limited from living a full life.
— Lori Feathers, World Literature Today
The inexplicable thoughts that recur to Mattis will do so to readers as well, long after the book has ended.
— Hannah Sheldon-Dean, Bookslut
An under-appreciated work of genius.
— Daniel Kushner, The National Book Review
Author Shani Boianjiu relates her experience reading Tarjei Vesaas' The Ice Palace in her youth.
Lori Feathers World Literature Today
Daniel Kushner The National Book Review
Christine Foster Meloni The Norwegian American
Melanie Erspamer Cleaver Magazine
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/*
 * Arekkuusu / Improbable plot machine. 2018
 *
 * This project is licensed under the MIT.
 * The source code is available on github:
 * https://github.com/ArekkuusuJerii/Improbable-plot-machine
 */
package arekkuusu.implom.common.handler.data;

import arekkuusu.implom.api.IPMApi;
import arekkuusu.implom.api.capability.data.INBTData;
import arekkuusu.implom.common.IPM;
import arekkuusu.implom.common.lib.LibMod;
import com.google.common.base.Stopwatch;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.common.collect.Maps;
import net.minecraft.nbt.NBTBase;
import net.minecraft.nbt.NBTTagCompound;
import net.minecraft.nbt.NBTTagList;
import net.minecraft.util.ResourceLocation;
import net.minecraft.world.World;
import net.minecraft.world.storage.MapStorage;
import net.minecraft.world.storage.WorldSavedData;
import net.minecraftforge.fml.common.discovery.ASMDataTable;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.UUID;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

/**
 * Created by <Arekkuusu> on 02/08/2017.
 * It's distributed as part of Improbable plot machine.
 */
public class WorldNBTData extends WorldSavedData {

	private static final String NAME = LibMod.MOD_ID + ":" + "nbt_data";

	public WorldNBTData(String name) {
		super(name);
	}

	public static void init(ASMDataTable table) {
		Stopwatch stopwatch = Stopwatch.createStarted();
		List<ASMDataTable.ASMData> loaders = Lists.newArrayList(table.getAll(INBTData.NBTHolder.class.getName()));
		loaders.sort((l, r) -> l.getObjectName().compareToIgnoreCase(r.getClassName()));
		for(ASMDataTable.ASMData loader : loaders) {
			try {
				Class<?> data = Class.forName(loader.getClassName());
				if(INBTData.class.isAssignableFrom(data)) {
					if(Stream.of(data.getConstructors()).anyMatch(c -> c.getParameterCount() == 0)) {
						INBTData.NBTHolder nbtData = data.getAnnotation(INBTData.NBTHolder.class);
						String modId = nbtData.modId();
						String name = nbtData.name();
						ResourceLocation location = new ResourceLocation(modId, name);
						//noinspection unchecked
						IPMApi.getInstance().classMap.put(location, (Class<INBTData<?>>) data);
					} else {
						IPM.LOG.error("[WorldQuantumData] - Class {} has no empty constructor", data.getName());
					}
				} else {
					IPM.LOG.error("[WorldQuantumData] - Class {} is annotated with @NBTHolder but is not an INBTData", data.getName());
				}
			} catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
				IPM.LOG.error("[WorldQuantumData] - Failed to find class {}", loader.getClassName());
				e.printStackTrace();
			}
		}
		IPM.LOG.info("[Discovered {} NBT data holder(s) in {}]", loaders.size(), stopwatch.stop());
	}

	public static WorldNBTData get(World world) {
		MapStorage storage = world.getMapStorage();
		//noinspection ConstantConditions
		WorldNBTData data = (WorldNBTData) storage.getOrLoadData(WorldNBTData.class, NAME);
		if(data == null) {
			data = new WorldNBTData(NAME);
			storage.setData(NAME, data);
		}
		return data;
	}

	@Override
	public void readFromNBT(NBTTagCompound compound) {
		NBTTagList list = (NBTTagList) compound.getTag(NAME);
		list.forEach(nbtBase -> {
			NBTTagCompound nbt = (NBTTagCompound) nbtBase;
			NBTTagList subList = (NBTTagList) nbt.getTag("data");
			UUID key = nbt.getUniqueId("key");
			Map<Class<?>, INBTData<?>> map = Maps.newHashMap();
			for(NBTBase base : subList) {
				NBTTagCompound tag = (NBTTagCompound) base;
				String modId = tag.getString("modId");
				String name = tag.getString("name");
				NBTBase data = tag.getTag("data");
				ResourceLocation location = new ResourceLocation(modId, name);
				try {
					Class<INBTData<?>> cl = IPMApi.getInstance().classMap.get(location);
					INBTData<?> v = cl.newInstance();
					v.deserializeNBT(data);
					map.put(cl, v);
				} catch (Exception e) {
					IPM.LOG.fatal("[WorldQuantumData] - Unable to instantiate data holder \"{}\"", location);
					e.printStackTrace();
				}
			}
			IPMApi.getInstance().dataMap.put(key, map);
		});
	}

	@Override
	public NBTTagCompound writeToNBT(NBTTagCompound compound) {
		NBTTagList list = new NBTTagList();
		IPMApi.getInstance().dataMap.forEach((k, map) -> {
			NBTTagCompound nbt = new NBTTagCompound();
			NBTTagList subList = new NBTTagList();
			nbt.setTag("data", subList);
			nbt.setUniqueId("key", k);
			map.forEach((cl, v) -> {
				//noinspection SuspiciousMethodCalls :zoomeyes:
				if(v.canDeserialize() && IPMApi.getInstance().classMap.containsValue(v.getClass())) {
					INBTData.NBTHolder nbtData = v.getClass().getAnnotation(INBTData.NBTHolder.class);
					NBTTagCompound tag = new NBTTagCompound();
					tag.setString("modId", nbtData.modId());
					tag.setString("name", nbtData.name());
					tag.setTag("data", v.serializeNBT());
					subList.appendTag(tag);
				}
			});
			list.appendTag(nbt);
		});
		compound.setTag(NAME, list);
		return compound;
	}
}


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 * To change this template, choose Tools | Templates
 * and open the template in the editor.
 */

package utilclasses;

/**
 * This class represents a sensor that can read in
 * the robot's relative rotation from a starting position.
 * It is meant to be a wrapper for Encoders and Gryos.
 *
 * Compass:
 *
 *          | 0 deg
 *    270_     _ 90
 *
 *          | 180
 * @author Connor Willison
 */
public abstract class RotationSensor {

    /**
     * Returns the relative rotation since the last
     * reset.
     * @return
     */
    public abstract double getAngle();

    /**
     * Resets the rotation value to 0.0.
     */
    public abstract void reset();
}


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It's hard to believe November is the day after tomorrow. I think having Halloween on the very last day of the month always makes November sneak up on me. November with Thanksgiving and December with Christmas and then New Year's and that's the ballgame, on to the next year. Here's to enjoying it instead of trying to rush through it. The holiday season is such a special time and always speeds by too fast anyway.
Guys, I've had the same personal email for over 10 years now. I know for sure it's been that long because I distinctly remember I had to get a legit (i.e. not embarrassing) email account my senior year of college and it was before Bryan got home from his mission and I thought we'd get married, but didn't want to be that weirdo who used her boyfriend's last name before anything was even official, let alone before he even set foot back in the US after being gone for two years. But I also didn't want to use my maiden name because, like I said, I thought I'd be getting married soon (which, for the record–and thank heavens!–I turned out to be right about). So instead of dealing with the last name issue I just used my first name and my graduating year. This December will be our 10 year anniversary, which means I've been using that same email account for a solid 10+ years. And apparently it's almost full.
I've been getting threatening "your storage is almost full!" notices for, I dunno, maybe a year or two now? But up until now they've been fairly ambiguous. Then tonight when I got on to respond to an email there was a notice at the top saying that my storage was almost full and unless I deleted some stuff I soon wasn't going to be able to send or receive any emails. Hmm.
I went through and deleted around 4,000 emails from old folders, but the effect seemed to be, well, not actually very effective. And it's led me to think that maybe the best thing to do at this point is to just start fresh with a new email address. I'd like to stick with the old one, but there are just so many junk emails for things I signed up for and don't care about anymore that flood it every day that I can't even keep up with managing that stuff and three small human beings who need, like, food and attention. I've tried several times to go through and unsubscribe to things, but it's starting to feel more than a little like throwing the starfish back except that it didn't even matter to that one. Buh.
So for business things I'll of course still be using the katielewisstudio email associated with this site, but I guess it's time for me to start thinking of a new personal email address. At least I know which last name to use this time.
Sometimes there are spiders that I come across that I don't especially feel like killing/moving (aka I'm being a sissy about and secretly waiting for the husband to remove them), so instead we strike a deal.
I now have similar deals with each of the tiny spiders camped out in what seems like every floor corner in our master bathroom, particularly the one near both the toilet and shower. No creeping on me and I leave them alone. Though I admit I'm troubled by the fact that our master bathroom alone is able to sustain so much life. Like, I don't wanna go back on my word, but I also kinda want to put a pin in it before it evolves into its own ecosystem.
But maybe don't tell them that.
Back door's open, crisp fall air coming in, sunshine bright and fresh. Baby sucking his fingers, chubby legs up in the air, three year old looking for his magic wand. To-do lists made, husband home for the day. This Wednesday feels like a Saturday, but with the oldest in school and a doctor appointment already out of the way.
Today was one of those days where I let the three year old watch Busy Town all morning and we just chilled together while I folded laundry and made bread (two loaves actually–one I started last night and baked for a friend I visit teach who has a lot of family in town and one I started right after the first loaf went in the oven that I'm baking right now to go with our dinner), packaged up orders from my etsy shop, worked on one of the sweaters I'm knitting, and looked at air bnb's while I day dreamed about going on a family trip to the beach tomorrow for Bryan's day off instead of taking kids to school and doctor appointments. Later the boys took naps and we got the oldest from school and ran errands together. Now the second loaf of bread is baking and there's a batch of pumpkin bars from scratch for our family night treat that's next in line for the oven. Kids are doing homework (well, one's doing homework and one thinks he is) and the husband's on his way home and then we'll sit down to good leftovers. All in all, it hasn't been a bad Monday.
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But now the main things holding me off are: dog fur/smell all over our brand new house, picking up poop in bags on the daily, having to go for walks even in bad weather, cost of food, grooming, and medical. Plus, honestly, I kind of dread getting a beloved pet knowing we'd outlive it.
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What a courageous and important thing it is–both then and now–to own up to our mistakes. To say I'm sorry. To ask forgiveness. To give it. To make compromises with each other about the little things. To give service when it isn't asked for or noticed or even appreciated. To notice others and talk together about our differences and the things we all share. Maybe we won't understand, but at least we can try.
To think–all those deaths. And they might have instead been caring for their flocks and raising their children and we just don't know how early on humility is going to make the difference, but it always always will.


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Q: Empty dataframe getting printed when there's no match smer_prods is a dictionary whose every key holds a list as a value:
smer_prods = {
    'ragi vermicelli' : ['ragi vermicelli'],
    'rice vermicelli' : ['rice vermicelli'],
    'vermicelli jupiter' : ['vermicelli jupiter'],
    'lemon & tamarind vermicelli' : ['lemon & tamarind vermicelli'],
    'finosta vermicelli' : ['finosta vermicelli-5kg'],
    'rosted vermicelli' : ['roasted vermicelli'],
    'semiya/vermicelli' : ['semiya / vermicelli 900grams'],
    'red chili' : ['red chilli (lal mirch)','guntur red chilli','red chilly whole(lal mirch)', 'red chilly wg', 'red chilli whole (hot) 1 kg', 'red chilli whole (rich colour) 1 kg'],
    'red chili powder' : ['red chilli fresh-kg','red chilli powder (rich colour) 1 kg','red chilli powder (hot) 1 kg','red chilli powder','lal mirch powder','lal mirch powder 100gms', 'lal mirch powder 1kg', 'lal mirch powder 200gms', 'lal mirch powder 500gms'],
    'red chilli sauce' : ['red chilli sauce', 'red chilli sauce 200gm pet bottle 48X200gm', 'hot chili sauce'],
    'sriraja hot chilli sauce' : ['sriraja hot chilli sauce', 'sriracha hot chilli sauce'],
    'mineral water' : ['himalayan orchard pure peach flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml','himalayan orchard pure strawberry flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml','himalayan orchard pure apple flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml','himalayan - the natural mineral water - 500ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 200ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 1ltr bottle'],
}

for each key in the dictionary we are looping through its list value. If any value in the list match with the ITEM NAME in the pandas dataframe, it should print both the dataframe and the list value in the dictionary. It works perfectly when a match occurs. Additionally it is printing an empty dataframe when there's no match. I want to prevent this. When there's no match, no need to store an empty row in the dataframe df1.
df = pd.read_csv('toy_data.csv', engine='python')
#print(df)
for x in smer_prods:
    list_smer = smer_prods[x]
    #print(list_smer)
    for y in list_smer:
        mask = df['ITEM NAME'] == y
        df1 = df[mask]
        print('-'*80)
        print(df1)
        print('-'*80)
        print(list_smer)

Output:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['vermicelli jupiter']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   S.NO                 ITEM NAME
1     2  sriraja hot chilli sauce
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['sriraja hot chilli sauce', 'sriracha hot chilli sauce']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['sriraja hot chilli sauce', 'sriracha hot chilli sauce']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['himalayan orchard pure peach flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure strawberry flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure apple flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 500ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 200ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 1ltr bottle']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   S.NO                                          ITEM NAME
8     9  himalayan orchard pure strawberry flavoured na...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['himalayan orchard pure peach flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure strawberry flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure apple flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 500ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 200ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 1ltr bottle']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['himalayan orchard pure peach flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure strawberry flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure apple flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 500ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 200ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 1ltr bottle']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['himalayan orchard pure peach flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure strawberry flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure apple flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 500ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 200ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 1ltr bottle']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['himalayan orchard pure peach flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure strawberry flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure apple flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 500ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 200ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 1ltr bottle']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['himalayan orchard pure peach flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure strawberry flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan orchard pure apple flavoured natural mineral water - 500 ml', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 500ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 200ml bottle', 'himalayan - the natural mineral water - 1ltr bottle']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['vermicelli upma']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['roasted vermicelli']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   S.NO        ITEM NAME
4     5  rice vermicelli
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['rice vermicelli']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   S.NO               ITEM NAME
0     1  finosta vermicelli-5kg
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['finosta vermicelli-5kg']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['red chilli sauce', 'red chilli sauce 200gm pet bottle 48X200gm', 'hot chili sauce']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['red chilli sauce', 'red chilli sauce 200gm pet bottle 48X200gm', 'hot chili sauce']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   S.NO        ITEM NAME
2     3  hot chili sauce
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['red chilli sauce', 'red chilli sauce 200gm pet bottle 48X200gm', 'hot chili sauce']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['lemon & tamarind vermicelli']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [S.NO, ITEM NAME]
Index: []
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['red chilli (lal mirch)', 'guntur red chilli', 'red chilly whole(lal mirch)', 'red chilly wg', 'red chilli whole (hot) 1 kg', 'red chilli whole (rich colour) 1 kg']
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   S.NO          ITEM NAME
3     4  guntur red chilli
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
['red chilli (lal mirch)', 'guntur red chilli', 'red chilly whole(lal mirch)', 'red chilly wg', 'red chilli whole (hot) 1 kg', 'red chilli whole (rich colour) 1 kg']
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The csv for pandas dataframe looks like this:

A: use .any()
for x in smer_prods:
    list_smer = smer_prods[x]
    #print(list_smer)
    for y in list_smer:
        mask = df['ITEM NAME'] == y
        if mask.any() == True:
            df1 = df[mask]
            print('-'*80)
            print(df1)
            print('-'*80)
            print(list_smer)

example:
mask = [False, True, False]
print(any(mask))

mask = [False, False, False]
print(any(mask))

output:
True
False

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