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Below are most of the script pages for the re-shot ending, which was filmed during the week of March 14, 1988, over a month after Heather passed away. I transcribed the segment directly from Gary Sherman's shooting script, which is on file at the Margaret Herrick Library in Beverly Hills. I didn't have time to get all the pages, so the first portion is actually a basic transcript I made from the movie (it's very similar to the actual pages).
Transcript from the movie (similar to the actual script pages)
Int. Carol Anne's Room-Night
Pat has fallen face down onto the snow- covered floor of the bedroom. As she stands up, she notices the whole room is covered with ice. Electrical discharges and blue laser-like beams of light flash out of the ceiling. Pat sees herself reflected in the wall length mirror across the room. She turns back to the window, feels it. The window is now solid.
Pat moves slowly across the room.
Bruce? Bruce? Bruce....Bruce!! Donna? Carol Anne? Tangina?!
She reaches the mirror. Pleading with her own reflection, she screams:
Bruce!
She reaches for the doorknob, trying to open the door. It won't budge.
Oh, God!
Suddenly, Kane's evil laughter is heard from behind Pat. She spins around and looks toward the widows. Mist begins to rise all around the room, Kane and the other spirits hidden within it. The laughter gets louder.
Where are you, Kane?! Where have you taken my family? I want them back! Tangina said you can't take them, as long as someone here loves them. Well, I love them, and I have this...
(she raises the necklace)
PAT(con't)
...to protect me!
Kane's laughter continues for a few seconds more, then dies out. Pat slides along the mirror. We notice her reflection moves too, but a bit out of step with Pat. Suddenly, it spins around, its face a death mask. It grabs Pat. Pat screams, spins around, and raises the necklace toward her evil double.
Pat sees her reflection is back to normal. From behind her:
KANE:
The necklace!
Pat spins around, as Kane moves up behind her and slaps her hard across the face. She falls down and hits something on the floor. There is the sound of dried leaves. It is the rotting body of DONNA. Pat screams and backs away, now falling on top of BRUCE's withered corpse. The spade he used earlier to break the window is still clutched in his hands.
Give me the necklace!
PAT (slowly standing up, taking the shovel from Bruce)
She swings the shovel, neatly slicing off Kane's head. His body falls back to the floor. Pat looks down at the severed head, lying on the ice covered floor. Its mouth begins to twist in pain, low gutteral sounds emanating from within. Suddenly the face begins to decompose and peel away from the bone underneath.
Now here's the actual script pages (dated "REVISED 3/14/88")
Her POV-The flesh continues to peel away revealing the mummified face beneath. Kane's mouth opens letting out a blood-curdling SCREAM. But, from somewhere in the distance comes Kane's unmistakable laugh. The storm grows more violent than ever.
Close on PAT-Her eyes fly toward the mirror.
Over PAT-Kane steps out of the fog.
Her POV-She looks toward where the head was.
Her POV-There is nothing on the floor but snow.
Back to PAT-She looks up at Kane.
Her POV-Kane laughs at her, but...
Tangina (O.S.)
Kane!
Angle: Pat turns toward the mirror. Pat has to guide her face to look into the storm.
Over Pat and Kane: Tangina steps toward them, but only in the mirror.
Pat looks from mirror to Kane back to mirror.
Pat's POV of Tangina in mirror.
Kane looks at Tangina.
Tangina
Give her back her family, Kane. You don't need them. You don't need Carol Anne. I can lead you into the Light. I have the knowledge...and the power.
Close on PAT.
No! Tangina don't. Tell me how to use the necklace, so I can save all of you.
Thank you, Pat. But this is the way it has to be. Say goodbye to Carol Anne for me. Tell her I'll always love her, and that her nightmare is over.
Angle-Pat looks at Kane. Kane walks toward the mirror and touches it. Lightning. He joins Tangina and they walk into the fog.
Close on PAT-Fear wipes across her face.
Pat (shouts)
Tangina!
Angle-Pat runs toward the mirror as Tangina and Kane begin to disappear in the ever increasing glow behind the fog and growing storm. THUD! Pat hits the mirror.
Pat (screams)
Tangina! Where are they?
The glow behind the fog grows into a blinding light. The sound of the storm builds to an ear-splitting level, drowning out Pat's scream.
6 Close on PAT-Tears run down her face, as she claws at the mirror. Then distant voices come wafting through the violent storm. Pat pries her eyes open.
22 Angle-in the mirror, far away, a tiny red clad figure proceeds two other figures as they emerge from where Tangina and Kane dissapeared. Bruce's, Donna's, and Carol Anne's cries of "Pat" cut through the storm, momentarily before the storm's lightning and thunder obliterate everything into a white explosion.
20 As the explosion clears, the Gardner family and Carol Anne are huddled together in Carol Anne's bedroom. Pat holds Carol Anne tightly against her. Bruce has his arms around them and Donna.
Now back to my transcript, since the actual script pages ended above. Perhaps they simply improvised the following portion on the set during filming:
Pat looks down at the necklace, then at her family.
She did it...she saved us!
The family embraces, smiling.
Dissolve to:
Ext. John Hancock Center-Day
Lake Michigan can be seen in the foreground. The morning is bright and sunny.
Apparently, Gary Sherman wanted the film to end right here. However, MGM was still not satisfied (likely after poor test screenings). So, in an effort to "punch up" an ending that "everyone hated," as well as ensure a more standard "horror movie" style open door for yet another sequel (even though it directly contradicted what had been seen just moments before), the following optical special effect (about the only true optical FX shot in the whole movie)was tacked on:
Two BOLTS OF LIGHTNING quickly shoot down from the sky, making contact with the building and arching across it. Kane's evil laughter is heard coming from everywhere, but slowly dies out as the end credits begin to roll.
FADE OUT.
Finally, here's some more info regarding the shooting script, from the notes I made during my original visit in October, 2005 (I went back again in May of 2008 and made some additional notes)
Today I visited the Margaret Herrick Library off La Cienega Blvd. They have many scripts, manucripts, and books related to the film industry. I had to sign in, present proper ID, and fill out a form explaining why I wanted to research there. Gary Sherman's personal copy of the "Poltergeist III" script was on file in their special collections department. I got to read it (along with early drafts of P2) for a 3 and a half hour period. The P3 Script was really cool-it was color coded, and had lots of notes and sketches attached. There were storyboards for all the major effects sequences. One of the things I think I finally figured out was how they did the scene where Carol Anne is pulled up the mirror. It was described as a "flying mirror" in the storyboard, and it seems the mirror was rigged to actually move up, so it appeared only Carol Anne was moving, as the rest of the reflection stayed the same. There were floorplans for most of the major sets, as well as official building floorplans for the John Hancock Center, polaroids of makeup effects, a shooting schedule, location information, AND....a script segment for the re-shot ENDING! AND...a DATE. It appears that the segment for the reshot ending was listed as REVISED March 14, 1988.....AFTER Heather died. Unfortunately, the scripts at the Library cannot be photocopied because they are "unpublished," although you are allowed to take notes.
Another thing about the script....the old ending was still included in the pages preceding the re-shoot pages (except for the page in which Kane's face "explodes with light," page 111), but some parts (pages 110 and 112) had big red X's through them. The new re-shoot pages (5 in all) had been inserted between pages 110 and 112. Finally, one grammatical correction was noted on the page of the old ending. The part where Carol Anne looks toward the "broken" window after seeing Tangina was written over with pen to indicate that it was an "unbroken" window.


Abstract: Training end-to-end deep robot policies requires a lot of domain-, task-, and hardware-specific data, which is often costly to provide. In this work, we propose to tackle this issue by employing a deep neural network with a modular architecture, consisting of separate perception, policy, and trajectory parts. Each part of the system is trained fully on synthetic data or in simulation. The data is exchanged between parts of the system as low-dimensional latent representations of affordances and trajectories. The performance is then evaluated in a zero-shot transfer scenario using Franka Panda robot arm. Results demonstrate that a low-dimensional representation of scene affordances extracted from an RGB image is sufficient to successfully train manipulator policies. We also introduce a method for affordance dataset generation, which is easily generalizable to new tasks, objects and environments, and requires no manual pixel labeling.


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from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function,
                        unicode_literals)

import json
import os
from datetime import datetime
import locale

import pytest
import numpy as np

from .. import data, misc
from ...tests.helper import remote_data
from ...extern import six

def test_isiterable():
    assert misc.isiterable(2) is False
    assert misc.isiterable([2]) is True
    assert misc.isiterable([1, 2, 3]) is True
    assert misc.isiterable(np.array(2)) is False
    assert misc.isiterable(np.array([1, 2, 3])) is True

def test_signal_number_to_name_no_failure():
    # Regression test for #5340: ensure signal_number_to_name throws no
    # AttributeError (it used ".iteritems()" which was removed in Python3).
    misc.signal_number_to_name(0)

@remote_data
def test_api_lookup():
    strurl = misc.find_api_page('astropy.utils.misc', 'dev', False, timeout=3)
    objurl = misc.find_api_page(misc, 'dev', False, timeout=3)

    assert strurl == objurl
    assert strurl == 'http://devdocs.astropy.org/utils/index.html#module-astropy.utils.misc'

def test_skip_hidden():
    path = data._find_pkg_data_path('data')
    for root, dirs, files in os.walk(path):
        assert '.hidden_file.txt' in files
        assert 'local.dat' in files
        # break after the first level since the data dir contains some other
        # subdirectories that don't have these files
        break

    for root, dirs, files in misc.walk_skip_hidden(path):
        assert '.hidden_file.txt' not in files
        assert 'local.dat' in files
        break

def test_JsonCustomEncoder():
    assert json.dumps(np.arange(3), cls=misc.JsonCustomEncoder) == '[0, 1, 2]'
    assert json.dumps(1+2j, cls=misc.JsonCustomEncoder) == '[1.0, 2.0]'
    assert json.dumps(set([1, 2, 1]), cls=misc.JsonCustomEncoder) == '[1, 2]'
    assert json.dumps(b'hello world \xc3\x85',
                      cls=misc.JsonCustomEncoder) == '"hello world \\u00c5"'
    assert json.dumps({1: 2},
                      cls=misc.JsonCustomEncoder) == '{"1": 2}'  # default

def test_inherit_docstrings():
    @six.add_metaclass(misc.InheritDocstrings)
    class Base(object):
        def __call__(self, *args):
            "FOO"
            pass

    class Subclass(Base):
        def __call__(self, *args):
            pass

    if Base.__call__.__doc__ is not None:
        # TODO: Maybe if __doc__ is None this test should be skipped instead?
        assert Subclass.__call__.__doc__ == "FOO"

def test_set_locale():
    # First, test if the required locales are available
    current = locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL)
    try:
        locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, str('en_US'))
        locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, str('de_DE'))
    except locale.Error as e:
        pytest.skip('Locale error: {}'.format(e))
    finally:
        locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, current)

    date = datetime(2000, 10, 1, 0, 0, 0)
    day_mon = date.strftime('%a, %b')

    with misc.set_locale('en_US'):
        assert date.strftime('%a, %b') == 'Sun, Oct'

    with misc.set_locale('de_DE'):
        assert date.strftime('%a, %b') == 'So, Okt'

    # Back to original
    assert date.strftime('%a, %b') == day_mon

    with misc.set_locale(current):
        assert date.strftime('%a, %b') == day_mon

def test_check_broadcast():
    assert misc.check_broadcast((10, 1), (3,)) == (10, 3)
    assert misc.check_broadcast((10, 1), (3,), (4, 1, 1, 3)) == (4, 1, 10, 3)
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        misc.check_broadcast((10, 2), (3,))

    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        misc.check_broadcast((10, 1), (3,), (4, 1, 2, 3))

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Sean O'Casey's masterpiece revolves around the harrowing events of the 1916 Easter Rising. Set in a Dublin tenement, the play follows the lives of its ordinary residents. Dealing at first with their almost comic vivacity, the threat of militant nationalism moves further indoors and O'Casey's play delves into the heart wrenching consequences of war. He poses a question all too relevant for today: what happens when political terror forces its way into the home?
Francesca Bertoletti, Annabel Bolton and Joe Tyler Todd.
Henry Phillips, Annabel Bolton and Ed Paget.
Connor Rowlett and Ellie Gaunt.
Amelia Hills, Ed Paget, Francesca Bertoletti, Ellie Gaunt, Connor Rowlett, Freya Ingram, Annabel Bolton, Grainne Dromgoole and Henry Phillips.
Francesca Bertoletti and Gaia Fay Lambert.
Amelia Hills, Ed Paget, Francesca Bertoletti, Ellie Gaunt, Connor Rowlett, Henry Phillips, Annabel Bolton, Grainne Dromgoole and Freya Ingram.
Francesca Bertoletti and Ellie Gaunt.
Freya Ingram and Annabel Bolton.
Ellie Gaunt, Annabel Bolton and Francesca Bertoletti.
Annabel Bolton, Ellie Gaunt and Francesca Bertoletti.
Ed Paget, Annabel Bolton and Ellie Gaunt.
Cow fishing for one of the bags.


ASHLEY HALL: The Labor Party is facing a growing push-back from its rank-and-file members over climate policy.
More than 300 branches have endorsed a position for next month's national conference to force the party to set firm targets on emissions reductions and renewable energy generation.
And today several NGOs, including Oxfam, will begin a campaign to put even more pressure on the party, claiming Labor is becoming indistinguishable from the Liberals.
JAKE STURMER: For a party that once described the climate change as "the great moral challenge of our time", some of Labor's members fear it's lost its way.
Felicity Wade is with the Labor Environment Action Network, which is behind a grassroots push to force the party to adopt clear climate targets.
FELICITY WADE: We believe in climate change. We've got the advice and we should take that on. Make this a conviction issue; take it out of the realm of tactics.
JAKE STURMER: Labor recently sided with the Government to cut to the Renewable Energy Target - though, if it wins government, has vowed to increase the figure.
But it hasn't said by how much. And Labor's draft platform, to be discussed at its national conference later this month, offers no numbers.
Felicity Wade wants the party to commit to have 50 per cent of electricity from renewable sources by 2030, as well adopt the Climate Change Authority's post-2020 emissions reduction targets.
FELICITY WADE: Thirty per cent by 2025 - that's 30 per cent less pollution on 2000 levels by 2025 - and 40 to 60 per cent by 2030.
JAKE STURMER: The group wants its motion debated at the national conference and has garnered the support of 350 of the roughly 1,000 Labor branches.
FELICITY WADE: Townsville, Balranald, Geraldton, Burnie, Mount Druitt - all over the country people have said yes we support 50 per cent renewables by 2030 and adoption of the Climate Change Authority's targets for pollution reduction.
JAKE STURMER: Much of what you're pushing for, though, is likely to lead to job losses in both the mining and the energy sectors. Won't that trigger huge internal divisions within the party?
FELICITY WADE: Look, Labor unions have been incredibly brave on this over time. We are going to have to transition and that has impacts for workers: there's no doubt about it.
But this is part of the point. This is going to happen anyway. This is a global movement. You know, the energy sector is going to change and Labor really, as the party of workers, has to make sure we manage that.
JAKE STURMER: A range of environmental organisations and charities are launching a campaign to force Labor to ditch what they say is its small target approach on climate change.
Oxfam, The Wilderness Society, Solar Citizens and GetUp are on board.
SAM MCLEAN: I think a lot of Australians have been looking to the Labor Party to do their job: to be the Opposition to this Government. And sadly at the moment on climate change and renewable energy - as with many other issues like asylum seekers - people are looking for a point of difference.
They want to know what Bill Shorten's vision is and what the Labor Party's position is if they were to get into government next year.
JAKE STURMER: AM understands there is support for the push within elements of the party's parliamentary wing, but so far no sitting MPs have spoken out publicly.


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PGA Tour Monday qualifying schedule: How it works, how many spots available
Most golf fans think of tournaments as starting Thursday and ending on Sunday, but Monday qualifying -- also called open qualifying -- is really when tournament week begins, and Monday qualifying offers an opportunity for players with limited or no status on major tours to get a shot at changing their lives in one week.
Monday qualifying happens on most major worldwide tours, but it's of particular interest in the United States on the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour and Web.com Tour. Monday qualifying isn't every week, and the rules for every Monday qualifying event are not exactly the same. However, there are some general rules of thumb to explain how Monday qualifying works.
Monday qualifying tournaments are typically one-day affairs that are 18-hole stroke-play tournaments. The field is generally anywhere from 80-100 players in size, and the players in the field are those who have some status on the presenting tour but couldn't get into the event, or they're exempt into the Monday qualifying field through some other means, or they've gotten into final Monday qualifying by getting through a series of pre-qualifying tournaments typically offered for PGA Tour events. There are eligibility requirements for Monday qualifying
These one-day Monday qualifying tournaments only happen in what are considered open events, and those are defined by each tour. That generally means that they're not a major, which each have their own qualifying systems, or an invitational, which has a closed field structure entirely determined ahead of time by the tournament (like the Masters or the Memorial Tournament). The open events have full fields by a tour's standards.
Typically, Monday qualifying tournaments on the PGA Tour offer four spots into that week's field. There are some that only offer three. On the LPGA Tour, sometimes there are only two spots on offer. Four is the rule of thumb, but variations exist.
Of course, if there is a tie for the cutoff spots, there's a sudden-death playoff to determine who gets into the tournament. If it's a situation where there are too many players for multiple spots, the playoff continues until enough players are eliminated to leaves as many spots as players.
Generally, Monday qualifiers do not fare well in the tournament that week. A top-10 finish is remarkable. The last player to win on the PGA Tour after Monday qualifying earlier in the week is Arjun Atwal, who won the 2010 Wyndham Championship.
2017 PGA Tour open qualifying schedule
Safeway Open - Oct. 10
Sanderson Farms Championship - Oct. 24
Shriners Hospitals for Children Open - Oct. 31
OHL Classic at Mayakoba - Nov. 7
The RSM Classic - Nov. 14
Sony Open in Hawaii - Jan. 9
Farmers Insurance Open - Jan. 23
Waste Management Phoenix Open (3 spots) - Jan. 30
Genesis Open - Feb. 13
The Honda Classic - Feb. 20
Valspar Championship - March 6
Puerto Rico Open - March 20
Shell Houston Open - March 27
Valero Texas Open - April 17
Wells Fargo Championship - May 1
AT&T Byron Nelson - May 15
FedEx S. Jude Classic - June 5
Travelers Championship - June 19
The Greenbrier Classic - July 3
John Deere Classic - July 10
Barbasol Championship - July 17
RBC Canadian Open - July 24
Barracuda Championship - July 31
Wyndham Championship - Aug. 14
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Learn about Brattleboro Vermont, a sustainable living community. Described as "Vintage New England," Brattleboro residents go to great lengths to ensure the sustainability of their agricultural heritage.
The Strolling of the Heifers in Brattleboro.
Brattleboro is committed to preserving the beauty and sustainability of their classic New England town.
Brattleboro is known as "Vintage Vermont".
A great place to live you've never heard of is Brattleboro Vermont, a sustainable living community. Brattleboro is described as "Vintage New England," and take pride in their agricultural heritage.
Faced with the challenge of preserving their agricultural heritage and their beautiful landscape, the residents of Brattleboro created a local tradition that has captured New England's heart: "The Strolling of the Heifers," a feminine version of Spain's famous "Running of the Bulls," according to founder Orly Munzing. Up to 50,000 people attend this event to celebrate regional agriculture with a parade, music, food, workshops and farm tours. Munzing's inspiration came as she talked with a neighbor in his orchard. "Pretty soon," he told her, "there won't be any picturesque hay bales in Vermont." But Munzing hopes she and her colleagues can help prevent that loss.
Do you live in Brattleboro? Have you visited? Please post a comment below.
Climate: Winters that usually make the holiday season white (average annual snowfall is 68 inches). Average January temperature: 25 degrees. July average: 73 degrees.
Natural Assets: Skiing at Mount Snow, Haystack and Stratton ski areas; kayaking on the Connecticut River; mountain biking and hiking in the Green Mountains.
Sustainable Initiatives: Civic activism to preserve quality of life (for instance, no billboards allowed). Recently, 200 residents took the "localvore" challenge in which they pledged to eat locally grown foods for either a week or a month.
Chamber guy In 'my Brattleboro'(and I'm a transplanted New Yorker and Los Angeleno who's lived here for 14 years) folks dress just like they do anywhere (if perhaps a bit less fussily stylish than in the big burgs). I have never, I repeat, NEVER, seen a naked person of any gender, age, anywhere in town. And that includes the furthest reaches, where paved streets give way to quiet lanes. Even the babies are swathed in swaddling clothes, and even in the heat of summer. Believe me, since the average annual temperature is 47 degrees Fahrenheit, one would have to be mighty hot-blooded or just plain nuts to leave the parka home. As to pedophilia, although I don't know for sure and doubt Hit Man does either, since I live here and read the papers and listen to the local radio and television news, I daresay the incidence of that awful crime might even be lower here than the national average. If one were to use one adjective to describe the people here, it would be generous of heart. OK, that's three, but who's counting. And as to the food and service in our reswtaurants, well, I should like very much if Hit Man would contact the Brattleboro Area Chamber and cite a specific or two. So, listen, reader and you, too, Hit Man: Come to Brattleboro. Stop by the Chamber. Let us help you discover The One and Only Brattleboro. We'd be delighted! Oh, and dress appropriately!
Unfortunately Brattleboro is not a good place to visit. How about nudist pedophiles standing around playing with themselves in public. A total disregard for the feelings of others. The restaurants are overpriced and staffed by long-haired ninnies who live in their own little planet and that's if you get service in a restaurant. The drivers are as bad here as in Boston and there a lots of accidents here almost everyday. Avoid Brattleboro at all costs. Visit Vermont if you must, but skip the southern part of the state. Nothing but ripoff city!
Brattleboro, while it does have it's positive aspects, also has plenty of negatives. Over 13% of the population lives below the poverty line (compared to less than 9.5% in the county). There is also a LOT of drug use (and I'm not talking about pot). And parts of the town could definitely be considered slums (with little sign of improvement). The downtown and main street area have been revitalized, but that's about it.
It is comforting to see that the area that I live in is recognized for it's unique character. I was born there , still live within eleven miles of main street , on the east side of the Connecticut River. There is no other place on the planet that travels to it's own drummer, the way Brattleboro does. The community certainly values people and is very proud of that fact that there is no fast lane there.


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        }
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Khalid Al-Sulaiman
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The right of travel
Most of the complaints by passengers with special needs are about the non-availability of this service when they did not demand in the first place when making the reservation.
Emotional blackmail
Today, there are many people and productive families that support themselves by practicing such activities. At the same time, there are supervisory criteria that provide them with the ability to work freely.
Making up for lost time
The minister of culture has announced that a cinema house has been named after the late female painter Munira Musalli, may Allah have mercy on her soul.
Ending the Qatar crisis
Okaz newspaper The four countries boycotting Qatar have stressed the need for the Gulf country to comply with their demands and conditions. However, the Qatari regime has done nothing but the opposite, providing further proof that the boycott of Qatar ...
How Tabuk greeted the King
The people of Tabuk were excited to see the King and greet him. The air was filled with festive joy as they waited for the King's arrival. When the monarch finally reached the stadium, I saw great happiness on his ...
Seeking justice from the Real Estate Development Fund
The man felt that he should have been included with them because he had signed his contract a long time before and had taken out a mortgage on his property before his papers were lost.
Why do they want to destroy Saudi Arabia?
I understand the never-ending hatred of the haters of Saudi Arabia. To them, Saudi Arabia is the country in which they see all the dreams that they have wished for but have never achieved it in their own countries. Saudi ...
Put those assassination plotters on trial
The process of referring the case to court was long overdue. The Qatari conspirators would have drowned in a deep sea of trouble if it was not for the tolerant and forgiving nature of the late King Abdullah
The Kingdom's security is its own responsibility
When the president of the United States, Donald Trump, announced his determination to withdraw his troops from Syria, he demanded that Gulf States pay the bill for the presence of his troops.
Restoration of people's rights
OKAZAS part of its fight against corruption and abuse of power and in its efforts to restore the legitimate rights of citizens, Jeddah Municipality has removed several encroachments from the Camel Roundabout at the Obhur seafront.Land grabbers had fenced off ...


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package edu.mayo.mprc.dbcurator.client.steppanels;

import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Composite;

/**
 * The abstract step mainPanel that will be implemented by the Panels that will contain the step specific infromation entry
 * and display.
 *
 * @author Roman Zenka
 */
public abstract class AbstractStepPanel extends Composite {
// ------------------------------ FIELDS ------------------------------

	/**
	 * the title of the mainPanel that will be placed on the upper left corner
	 */
	protected String title = "Abstract Step";

// --------------------- GETTER / SETTER METHODS ---------------------

	/**
	 * gets the title of this mainPanel (examples incluse "Manual Inclusion Step" or "New Database Inclusion Step"
	 *
	 * @return the title that should be given for this step mainPanel
	 */
	@Override
	public String getTitle() {
		return title;
	}

	/**
	 * sets the title of this mainPanel (examples incluse "Manual Inclusion Step" or "New Database Inclusion Step"
	 *
	 * @param title the new title
	 */
	@Override
	public void setTitle(final String title) {
		this.title = title;
	}

// -------------------------- OTHER METHODS --------------------------

	/**
	 * returns the step that this mainPanel will represent.  This is used to get generic step information such as the
	 * completion count, list of messages, etc.
	 *
	 * @return the step that this mainPanel represents
	 */
	public abstract CurationStepStub getContainedStep();

	/**
	 * gets the url of an image that can be used to represent this step
	 *
	 * @return the url to an image for use with this step
	 */
	public abstract String getImageURL();

	/**
	 * gets a css style name that should be associated with this mainPanel.
	 *
	 * @return a css style to use in conjunction with this mainPanel
	 */
	public abstract String getStyle();

	/**
	 * Set the step associated with this StepPanel.
	 *
	 * @param step the step you want this mainPanel to represent
	 * @throws ClassCastException if the step passed in wasn't the type that the Panel can represent
	 */
	public abstract void setContainedStep(CurationStepStub step) throws ClassCastException;

	/**
	 * @return true if the step is editable else false
	 */
	public boolean isEditable() {
		return getContainedStep().isEditable();
	}

	/**
	 * call this method when this mainPanel should look for updates in its contained step
	 */
	public abstract void update();

	/**
	 * gets a shell that contains this step panel
	 *
	 * @param container the panel that will contain the returned shell
	 * @return the shell that holds this panel
	 */
	public StepPanelShell getShell(final StepPanelContainer container) {
		return new StepPanelShell(this, container);
	}
}


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John Bishop Originally Had To Turn Down Role in Doctor Who Series 13
Posted By: Jonathan Appleton
New Doctor Who cast member John Bishop has revealed that a schedule clash initially led him to turn down the role of new companion Dan. With a successful career in comedy, it appeared that his touring commitments would prevent Bishop being able to take part.
The comedian said:
"I met Chris Chibnall and he had this idea, and this character. He'd seen me in a few things, and he wanted to know if I'd be interested in Doctor Who. I was flattered but the problem was I was on tour when they were meant to be filming. So although I fancied it, I had to say no."
Dan was introduced in a short post-credits scene at the end of Revolution of the Daleks and is to become a regular in Series 13. It was the global pandemic that freed up Bishop's time and enabled him to take on the role. He explained:
"Lockdown arrived so I made a phone call and fortunately they had moved their filming dates. It now fits in perfectly – I'm doing Doctor Who up until July and then I go on the road again in September."
Is that a hint that Bishop will only appear in one series? It's too early to say, although a look at his new touring schedule reveals dates booked up to April 2022.
Speaking at a an online event, An Evening with John Bishop, Bishop also offered an insight into the audition process:
"I had to do the various audition calls and all that. Then I had to go down to Cardiff and do the audition with Jodie. Oh see, this is serious."
John Bishop will join Doctor Who as Dan in Series 13, expected to air later in 2021.
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A regular Doctor Who viewer since Pertwee fought maggots and spiders, Jonathan isn't about to stop now. He considers himself lucky to have grown up in an era when Doctor Who, Star Trek and Blakes 7 could all be seen on primetime BBC1. As well as writing regularly for The Doctor Who Companion he's had chapters included in a couple of Blakes 7 books.
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Q: A terminal coalgebra of a certain functor on Mes Let $\mathfrak C = \mathsf{Mes}$ be the category of meausurable spaces and measurable maps. For any object $X\in \mathfrak C_0$ we assign a measurable space $\mathcal P(X)$ whose elements $\mu$ are probability measures over $X$. The space $\mathcal P(X)$ is endowed with the smallest $\sigma$-algebra that makes evaluation maps $\mu\mapsto \mu(B)$ measurable.
Let further $A\in \mathfrak C_0$ be some fixed finite measurable space with a discrete $\sigma$-algebra and define an endofunctor $F$ on $\mathfrak C$ by

*

*$F(X) = A\times \mathcal P(X)$ for any object $X\in \mathfrak C_0$

*$F(f)(a,\mu) = (a,\mu\circ f^{-1})$ for any arrow $f\in \mathfrak C_1$, where $\mu\circ f^{-1}$ is the image measure.
I wonder if $F$ admits for a terminal coalgebra, and which shape does it have. I am as well interested whether $F$-coalgebras have been studies somewhere for $F$ as above.

A: Final coalgebras for functors on measurable spaces, Lawrence S. Moss and Ignacio D. Viglizzo:
"We prove that every functor on the category Meas of measurable spaces built from the identity and constant functors using products, coproducts, and the probability measure functor Δ has a final coalgebra."

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On Monday, Ivan Dolček signed for Hajduk until June 2023 and then immediately joined the first team on their pre-season training camp in Slovenia, where he trained with the new teammates in the last four days and played a total of 70 minutes in two international friendlies. He left a good impression on the pitch and today he talked about his first personal impressions:
"First of all, I'm really happy that I'm here, my teammates really welcomed me, the atmosphere is great and I believe that this is a big step forward in my career because I joined a great club. I'm happy with how I played in the first friendly games but I can do much better and I promise that I will give my best to show it on the field" said a new Hajduk player.
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NOWCAST KCCI News at 4:30am Weekday Morning
1 dead after collision with train
Updated: 8:27 AM CDT Sep 8, 2014
A man died Sunday after colliding with a train around 5 p.m. in Wright County, four miles east of Eagle Grove.An Iowa State Patrol crash report stated the man failed to yield to a Union Pacific train in his Ford F-150 pickup and was hit.Officials said 32-year-old Jesse Froehlich was attempting to drive around the north side of the railroad crossing gates and was struck by the eastbound train.He was pronounced dead at the scene.Both the crossing arms and lights were working and activated at the time of the collision, officials said.
WRIGHT COUNTY, Iowa —
A man died Sunday after colliding with a train around 5 p.m. in Wright County, four miles east of Eagle Grove.
An Iowa State Patrol crash report stated the man failed to yield to a Union Pacific train in his Ford F-150 pickup and was hit.
Officials said 32-year-old Jesse Froehlich was attempting to drive around the north side of the railroad crossing gates and was struck by the eastbound train.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Both the crossing arms and lights were working and activated at the time of the collision, officials said.


The 18′ AIRE Kayak Sea Tiger Tandem Touring inflatable Kayaks, 62 lbs, remains the only model from this manufacturer that has a foot rudder, and their system works very well. This boat is really too big and heavy for air travel unless you don't mind paying overweight baggage fees, and it's performance is mediocre considering it has an 18′ hull. What keeps the forward speed somewhat limited is the width (37″ although specs show 36″), large wetted surface, and the bulbous floor, which unlike the sleek Sawtooth model isn't really tapered at the front. It is uniquely V-shaped though on the bottom, providing for excellent tracking even without the rudder. Where this boat shines is in it's high weight capacity, allowing two big adults to carry another 300 pounds or so of camp gear. Space wise, it really doesn't have that much more room than the Super Lynx model even though it is four feet longer. Since it's usage is not on whitewater you can pack your gear high and not be concerned about raising the center of gravity. The bow cover has been redesigned this year with a bungie tie-down area for lighter items. The bow area itself is fairly narrow, so you won't be putting any wide drybags up there.
The footpegs for the AIRE Sea Tiger rudder adjust along the rail, and as of 2013 you can also now change the position of the rail itself. This required a lot of work prior to this year, so this is a big improvement for those who may switch between using the Sea Tiger solo & tandem.
The two seats, as with any AIRE or Tributary kayak, are infinitely adjustable and removable so the front paddler has more latitude regarding where they can sit. If you want to use it solo and prefer not to mess with the cables & rudder foot-rail position, just load some weighty gear near the bow to keep the nose down. This model is very popular with scuba enthusiasts, and the 40 tie-down points & dozen D-rings offer many places to carabiner and anchor to.
The AIRE Kayak Sea Tiger Tandem Touring Inflatable Kayaks will only be available in red and yellow from now on. The Sea Tiger weighs 62 pounds with the seat & rudder fin, has 10-1/2″ tubes, holds 700 pounds before swamping, and like all AIRE products is self bailing & has a full ten year guarantee. All hardware is made of either stainless steel, or nylon, so salt water won't corrode anything. The price includes a $125 allowance toward UPS and accessories. UPS will never be that much to any lower-48 state destination. If you need nothing else with the boat, we will work something out with you on the price. If ordered before June 30th and paid with a cashier's check, we can save you over a hundred dollars. Our extra pre-season discount with AIRE Kayak ends on July 1st, and our wholesale price on this particular boat increases by over a hundred dollars after that. That's why we encourage buyers of any AIRE model to buy before June 30th rather than after.
Please note that any accessories purchased with your AIRE Kayak Sea Tiger Tandem Touring Inflatable Kayaks are 10% off, and also note that our shopping cart as yet does NOT reflect these discounts – it will show a higher total so we will adjust the bottom line before ringing the transaction through. If for any reason we manage to forget, we will enclose a refund check for the difference inside the box with your receipt.


I'm thrilled to be teaching a new "Fiction Writing and Publication" course this September, back at The Lawrence School in Falmouth. For the last few years, I've taught this popular class for both Cape Cod Community College's Center for Corporate and Professional Education and for the Town of Falmouth's Community School in a number of locations, and I've met so many aspiring authors and hopefully helped them on their writing journey. I've even read some of their finished manuscripts and visited their writing groups, which has been so rewarding. If you're interested in writing a novel, or exploring publishing options, and you're in the Cape Cod area, consider joining us! The press release is below, along with sign-up info and some reviews from class attendees!
A five-week evening class offered by Falmouth Community School aims to offer guidance to aspiring authors. "Fiction Writing and Publication" will be held at the Lawrence School on Tuesday evenings, September 25—October 23, from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. #1 Amazon and B&N Bestselling Author Kathryn Knight will teach the elements of successful fiction writing and outline the various options in the rapidly changing publishing industry. Key concepts such as voice, POV, the hook, Goal-motivation-conflict, and character development will be discussed. Idea inspiration, common pitfalls, and query letters will also be covered. Finally, avenues to publication - from self-publishing to small and digital presses to seeking agent representation - will be explored.
I'm honored to have been interviewed by James Moushan for an HBS Author's Spotlight on his site. This amazing opportunity is a result of being a part of Love Under Fire, an amazing Limited Edition Romantic Suspense Box Set releasing this fall. Twenty-one authors are contributing new, never before published stories, and we're donating 50% of our sale proceeds to Pets for Vets, a non-profit that pairs rescue pets with veteran seeking companion animals.
All 21 Love Under Fire authors are getting interviewed, with some interviews already up. So far, we're thrilled with our marketing efforts, as the Box Set has settled in as a consistent #1 Amazon Bestseller before release, and all 21 Authors have made the Top 100 Authors of Romantic Suspense on Amazon together. Our hope is to raise a huge amount of money for Pets for Vets by sharing our stories at a low price, and hopefully the cross-promotion will allow new readers to discover authors they may enjoy.
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Short post today to share that there's a 99 books priced at 99 cents each book fair AND giveaway going on, and Love Under Fire is a part of it! You can purchase this LIMITED EDITION Romantic Suspense Box Set now for less than a buck, and help Pets for Vets in the process. Twenty-one new romantic thrillers and a great cause - win/win! Plenty of deals and contests at the book fair too, so check it out by following the link below.
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Q: Quicksort ArrayList with multiple of the same Values (myObject.getId()) isn't sorting completely I've got a quicksort algorithm to sort my ArrayLists. Since I'm working with ArrayLists instead of Arrays, I had to modify / add some parts of code compared to the traditional way.
Everything works as intended except for one small thing: The ArrayList isn't sorted correctly when I have multiple Objects with the same sorting-Value.
So, first of all, here is my code:
public class Sort
{
    ... // Other sorting classes that always have an unique sorting-value anyway, so are working fine

    // The following sorting class can have double sorting-values, and here the sorting goes wrong
    public static class OPI{
        public static ArrayList<OrderedProductItem> opisByProductId;
        public static void sortOrderedProductItems(ArrayList<OrderedProductItem> orderedProductItems){
            opisByProductId = new ArrayList<OrderedProductItem>();

            if(orderedProductItems != null && orderedProductItems.size() > 0){
                // Since Java automatically creates a pointer behind the scenes,
                // we need to make a new ArrayList and fill them with the values
                for(OrderedProductItem opi : orderedProductItems)
                    opisByProductId.add(opi);

                quicksortOpisByProductId(0, opisByProductId.size() - 1);
            }
        }
        private static void quicksortOpisByProductId(int low, int high){
            int i = low, j = high;
            // Get the middle element from the middle of the list
            int middle = opisByProductId.get(low + (high - low) / 2).getProductId();

            // Divide into two lists
            while(i <= j){
                // If the current value from the left list is smaller than the middle
                // element, then get the next element from the left list
                while(opisByProductId.get(i).getProductId() < middle){
                    i++;
                    if(i > j){
                        i = j;
                        break;
                    }
                }

                // If the current value from the right list is larger than the middle
                // element, then get the next element from the right list
                while(opisByProductId.get(j).getProductId() > middle){
                    j--;
                    if(j < i){
                        j = i;
                        break;
                    }
                }

                // If we have found a value in the left list which is larger than
                // the middle element and if we have found a value in the right list
                // which is smaller than the middle element, then we exchange the values
                // PS: It might happen that the same values swap places
                if(i < j){
                    OrderedProductItem temp = opisByProductId.get(i);
                    opisByProductId.set(i, opisByProductId.get(j));
                    opisByProductId.set(j, temp);
                }

                if(i <= j){
                    i++;
                    j--;
                }
            }
            // Recursion
            if(low < j)
                quicksortOpisByProductId(low, j);
            if(i < high)
                quicksortOpisByProductId(i, high);
        }
    }
}

Example List:
Before the sorting algorithm:
position        ProductId
0               12
1               12
2               54
3               54
4               12
5               4
6               4
7               4

After the sorting algorithm:
position        ProductId
0               4
1               4
2               12
3               12
4               12
5               4
6               54
7               54

A: Ok i Debugged your program and here what i found
Your High keeps going down never returned upward.
if(low < j)
    quicksortOpisByProductId(low, j);
if(i < high)
    quicksortOpisByProductId(i, high);

I changed this to
if(low < j)
    quicksortOpisByProductId(low, j);
if(i < high)
    quicksortOpisByProductId(i, opisByProductId.size() - 1);

And it works
Untouched your program changed the array 7 times
With this added it loops an additional 3 times taking it up to 10 times.
Sorting Visualization

A: Ok, I figured out my mistake. In the while-loops I had
// If the current value from the left list is smaller than the middle
// element, then get the next element from the left list
while(opisByProductId.get(i).getProductId() < middle){
    i++;
    if(i > j){
        i = j;
        break;
    }
}

// If the current value from the right list is larger than the middle
// element, then get the next element from the right list
while(opisByProductId.get(j).getProductId() > middle){
    j--;
    if(j < i){
        j = i;
        break;
    }
}

Where I use the j and i in the if-statement. Instead I now use the following, fixing my issue:
// If the current value from the left list is smaller than the middle
// element, then get the next element from the left list
while(opisByProductId.get(i).getProductId() < middle){
    i++;
    if(i > high){ // <- high instead of j
        i = high; // <- high instead of j
        break;
    }
}

// If the current value from the right list is larger than the middle
// element, then get the next element from the right list
while(opisByProductId.get(j).getProductId() > middle){
    j--;
    if(j < low){ // <- low instead of i
        j = low; // <- low instead of i
        break;
    }
}

EDIT:
Created a UnitTest with @DaveP's test-data and it succeeded:
package business;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import junit.framework.Assert;

import org.junit.Test;

import viewmodels.OrderedProductItem;

public class SUnitTest
{
    ... // Other UnitTests

    @Test
    public void testDoubleSorting(){
        // Arrange
        // Could be with any of them, but we do it with the OrderedProductItems,
        // since they can contain doubles
        ArrayList<OrderedProductItem> opis = new ArrayList<OrderedProductItem>();
        int[] unsortedIds = new int[]{
            12, 12, 54, 54, 12, 4, 4, 4, 7, 76, 45, 44, 1, 2, 34, 5, 4
        };
        // Sorted array of the exact same ID's for comparison
        int[] sortedIds = new int[]{
            1, 2, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, 7, 12, 12, 12, 34, 44, 45, 54, 54, 76
        };
        for(int i = 0; i < unsortedIds.length; i++)
            // OrderedProductItem uses setProductId in its Constructor
            opis.add(new OrderedProductItem(unsortedIds[i]));

        // Invoke
        Sort.OPI.sortOrderedProductItems(opis);
        ArrayList<OrderedProductItem> resultOpis = Sort.OPI.opisByProductId;

        // Assert
        Assert.assertNotNull("resultOpis should not be null", resultOpis);
        Assert.assertEquals("resultOpis' size should equal the unsortedIds' size", unsortedIds.length, resultOpis.size());
        for(int i = 0; i < sortedIds.length; i++){
            Assert.assertNotNull("The OrderedProductItem at " + String.valueOf(i) + " should not be null", resultOpis.get(i));
            Assert.assertEquals("The OrderedProductItem's ProductId at " + String.valueOf(i) + " should be " + String.valueOf(sortedIds[i]), sortedIds[i], resultOpis.get(i).getProductId());
        }
    }
}


Sen. Arlen Specter (D-Pa.) has taken a seven point lead over his Republican challenger, former Rep. Pat Toomey, in the latest Quinnipiac University poll.
The survey, which polled 1,452 Pennsylvania voters, showed Specter with a 49 percent to 42 percent lead over Toomey. In the last Q-poll taken Dec. 18, Toomey and Specter were deadlocked at 44 percent.
Specter also holds a comfortable lead over his primary challenger, Rep. Joe Sestak (D), 53 percent to 29 percent.
"Sen. Arlen Specter seems to be having a good winter politically," Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute said in a release. He is back ahead of Republican Pat Toomey after having been essentially tied with him since last summer, and there remains no evidence that his primary challenger, Congressman Joe Sestak, has made much progress as we get within three months of the May primary."
Toomey currently suffers from low name recognition, according to the poll. 65 percent of those surveyed are not familiar with Toomey and only 74 percent of voters, including 73 percent of Democrats are unfamiliar with Sestak.
Specter switched parties last April, saying that Republicans had strayed too far to the right. Many believed that Specter made the move to help himself politically in the 2010 elections. Though the political environment has soured for some Democratic candidates, Specter has pulled ahead for the time being.
The poll has a margin of error of +/- 2.6 percentage points and includes 649 Democrats, with a margin of error of +/- 3.9 percentage points.


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Q: How to get the string with special char $ and ' I have a basic question but not able to figure it out how to do this.
I need to frame a command string with a password from a C file and need to execute that command.I am using Linux.
what I am doing is
sprintf(command, "mycommand with password=$passw'ord");
system(command);

The issue what I am facing is when I am using ' during the command execution as follow
'$passw\'ord' ,it is not working.
when tried as follow
sprintf(command, "mycommand with password='$passw\'ord'"); //not working it showing > in the terminal and showing  error as unterminated '
but when passing only '$password' is working ,but I need to pass the ' character also.
To try we can use
echo  '$password' //working
echo  '$passw\\'ord' //Not working

Is there any thing for this.

A: Except the single-quote (') character, everything else can be included inside a single-quoted string and with no escapes. Bash makes no special interpretation of single-quoted strings and and just passes through the literal characters.
Remember that mixing single and double-quoted strings freely is supported. Thus
$ echo 'my command with password=$passw'"'"'ord'
my command with password=$passw'ord

works. In C this would translate into
char const *cmd = "'my command with password=$passw'\"'\"'ord'";


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Climate Change Could Basically Make the Middle East Uninhabitable, and Some Islamophobes Are Gleeful
At The Prospect of Dead Muslims
By CriticalDragon1177
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It turns out that in spite of claims to the contrary by climate change deniers like the "Friends of Science," not only is climate change real, but it is already having devastating results and will most likely have even worse outcomes in the future. According to Hugh Naylor at the Washington Post,
BAGHDAD — Record-shattering temperatures this summer have scorched countries from Morocco to Saudi Arabia and beyond, as climate experts warn that the severe weather could be a harbinger of worse to come.
In coming decades, U.N. officials and climate scientists predict that the mushrooming populations of the Middle East and North Africa will face extreme water scarcity, temperatures almost too hot for human survival and other consequences of global warming.
If that happens, conflicts and refugee crises far greater than those now underway are probable, said Adel Abdellatif, a senior adviser at the U.N. Development Program's Regional Bureau for Arab States who has worked on studies about the effect of climate change on the region.
"This incredible weather shows that climate change is already taking a toll now and that it is — by far — one of the biggest challenges ever faced by this region," he said.
These countries have grappled with remarkably warm summers in recent years, but this year has been particularly brutal.
What's more Hugh also notes,
Parts of the United Arab Emirates and Iran experienced a heat index — a measurement that factors in humidity as well as temperature — that soared to 140 degrees in July, and Jiddah, Saudi Arabia, recorded an all-time high temperature of nearly 126 degrees. Southern Morocco's relatively cooler climate suddenly sizzled last month, with temperatures surging to highs between 109 and 116 degrees. In May, record-breaking temperatures in Israel led to a surge in heat-related illnesses.
People are already dying from climate change. Our unwillingness to accept the fact that carbon dioxide causes the Earth to heat up has already had dire consequences. What makes matters even worse is that some people are already calling for western nations to shoot on site anyone desperately trying to get out of the Middle East. A few even seemed gleeful at the thought of dead Muslims. Kyle Kulinski recently made a video where he talked about the horrifying conditions that the Washington Post article described.
He did an excellent Job, and showed a lot of compassion for the people who are suffering in the Middle East because of this. I also like how he brought up how Bernie Sanders pointed out how serious a problem green houses gases have become long before this. I agree with both Kulinski and Sanders, we should be treating climate change much more seriously than we are. I feel even worse that Sanders can't be our next president now. Kulinski isn't the problem here, its the reaction some of the people commenting on his video had that was disturbing. Just look at some the disgusting comments people left there!
Let's start out with this little gem. Some sicko who went by the name of "Sony P," couldn't help but mention how glad he was that the unbearable heat would commit genocide for us.
Now this guy sure sounds "welcoming" doesn't he?
Someone going by the name of "Nah" wished for a Fourth Reich, but of course I'm certain that he will tell you that he's "not racist"
"Dakotagu" expressed a desire for Muslims desperately fleeing the Middle East to be shot on site.
Than there was the usual talk about how Middle Eastern culture sucks, followed by a bizarre, and rather offensive Game of Thrones reference / racist joke.
"Natural Selection" at least left a few comments that weren't bigoted or hateful and made them sound at least somewhat reasonable, whoever they are. Maybe they weren't talking about Muslims or Arabs when they mentioned the "Sand Walkers?" Could I have misinterpreted that somehow?
Lots of talk about how we're "civilized" and they're not, and one guy saying that someone who he thought was a Muslim shouldn't be allowed into their country, unless he abandoned Islam, apparently that would include circumstances such as this, where they might die if they can't leave.
Some attempts to defend their bigotry when I got into an argument with them. By the way, in case you don't know, I go by the name GargamelGold on youtube.
"Cornwell1888" at least came back and clarified that he didn't want all Muslims to die, and that he would care if they did, but based on his first comment, that's clearly not the impression any reasonable person would get.
More talk about this as if it was a "good thing."
More glee at the thought of dead Muslims,
"Edgysphinx" unsurprisingly turns out to be a climate change denier in addition to being an anti Muslim bigot, but he still thinks it would be a good thing if they die due to the heat wave, and doesn't think we owe "them" anything.
Oh and off course, calls for building a wall around the entire Middle East, instead of expressing sympathy for the people over there who have already died because of this.
Even more hatred and desire for dead Muslims, and how Muslims will destroy democracy and secularism if we let them in, and talk about how we don't have to worry because Antarctica will become habitable once the Middle East is no longer habitable.
What's happening right now due to our irresponsible behavior when it comes to pumping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere is bad enough, but somehow people have to make it even worse. We can at least partly blame climate change deniers for what is happening in the Middle East right now, and people in the "counter Jihad," like Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer for the horrifying way many of the people commenting on this video reacted to this tragedy.
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CuriousLurker Aug 17, 2016 • 10:27:07pm
I'm sure most of these knuckle-dragging, genocidal bigots also think they're the vanguard & standard bearers of enlightened Western culture. *spit*
Do you suppose it has ever occurred to them to ponder how intense global warming and the resulting massive death & migration of people, fauna and flora of a sizable portion of our planet might affect the neighboring countries? What sorts of epidemics might be spawned? What about new diseases? What about disruptions to the food chain we all depend on, brought about by higher temperatures that trigger drought, fires, and other things that could cause the extinction of critical plant & animal species? This isn't some shit you can just wall off and ignore to make it go away, FFS—we're talking about hundreds of millions of people and God only knows how many other species.
These people are mental infants with ZERO critical thinking skills. I honestly don't know how you summon the patience to speak with them for more than two minutes. I would never be able to do it—I'd explode in fury & disgust and walk away.
CriticalDragon1177 Aug 18, 2016 • 9:23:21am
re: #1 CuriousLurker
They're obviously not very bright. Most of them probably never even thought about how this could effect them, and if they did, they were so full of hatred they might have thought it would be worth it, in the off chance that this disaster would rid of the world of the "evil of Islam."
electrotek Aug 18, 2016 • 12:13:18pm
YouTube comments in a nutshell: the gutter filth of the world.
re: #3 electrotek
I wouldn't go that far. Most of the comments were nothing like the ones left by these hate mongers.


What is so special about Champagne that the many of us instinctively but incorrectly call any Sparkling Wine a 'Champagne'? The answer has its origin in the 18th century when the famous French Benédictine monk called Dom Pérignon stumbled upon an effervescent wine that he intended producing as a still red wine- and euphorically called out to his assistant – "come quickly, I am tasting the stars!"- words that have now been etched in history.
In the present day, the same production method is known as Méthode Champenoise, when the wine is made in Champagne, and Méthode Traditionelle when made elsewhere. The method involves double fermentation of wine, once in the fermentation vats and the second time within the bottle wherein the carbon-dioxide produced during the secondary fermentation gets assimilated into the wine, giving Champagne it's trademark sparkle.
For a sparkling wine to be called Champagne, the wine must be produced in the geographically demarcated Champagne region of France, and adhere to the production norms formalised by the French Government. The region has 33,500 hectares of vineyards sub classified into 17 Grands Crus and 44 Premiers Crus. The three grape varietals permissible in the production of Champagne are- Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier & Chardonnay.
Quite recently On 4 July 2015, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Bonn (Germany), took the decision to include the Coteaux, Maisons and Caves de Champagne (Champagne hillsides, houses and cellars) on its World Heritage list- a recognition long overdue and well deserved.
As a winner of the Champagne Scholarship India, I had the privilege to be sponsored on a study tour to Champagne, by Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne (CIVC)- a semi autonomous public body representing the interests of independent Champagne producers and Champagne houses. During this trip, I had the opportunity to visit prestigious Champagne houses viz. Billecart-Salmon, Taittinger, Cattier, Michel Gonet and Bollinger as also the CIVC headquarters. The images alongside attempt to chart my Champagne experience.


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Routes: New Rome nonstops, El Al, United, Delta, Qantas, Ethiopian, Air Canada + more
This week's most important new air routes
Chris McGinnis
Updated 10:53 am PST, Friday, February 9, 2018
A new El Al 787-9 Dreamliner. (Image: El Al)
In the latest route news, El Al sets a starting date for new San Francisco-Tel Aviv service; New Oakland-Rome nonstops begin on Tuesday; United plans to change aircraft on some SFO international routes; Delta will add a spoke to its Salt Lake City hub; Norwegian nonstops between Oakland and Rome start this week, Qantas expands its U.S. schedule to Brisbane; Ethiopian Airlines adds a U.S. gateway; Air Canada goes year-round from Vancouver to India; Europe's low-cost Primera Air drops one planned U.S. route but adds another; and a Volaris affiliate will fly to Los Angeles from Guatemala City.
When El Al Israel Airlines announced last month that it would begin non-stop San Francisco-Tel Aviv service, it said it would begin in the fourth quarter. But now the airline has set a specific date and has started selling tickets on the route. The carrier has filed plans to begin service on November 18, offering three flights a week with a 787- 9 Dreamliner.
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The non-stop San Francisco-Tel Aviv route is already served by United Airlines with a 787-8, and United's latest schedule filings indicate that it plans to switch aircraft starting May 23 to a 777-300ER. Other upcoming aircraft changes in United's 2018 plans include replacing the 777-200ER on its SFO-Frankfurt route with a 787-9 from May 23 to September 3; replacing its 777-200ER with a 777-300ER for SFO-London Heathrow starting April 23; and replacing the 787-9 on its SFO-Paris route with a 787-8 as of March 25, then with a 777-200ER from April 23 to October 27.
Big news for the Bay Area this week: Norwegian Air launches new service between Oakland and Rome on Tuesday-- the first nonstops between the two cities. (Fares are currently running as low as $400 roundtrip, plus fees, on Norwegian. One-stop flights on other carriers from SFO about $450.) This should be a very popular route for Bay Areans hot for Roma and Italia, and it will also funnel a lot of Italians to San Francisco this summer-- have you ever hung out around Union Square in August? You'd think you were in an Italian city. Norwegian's Oakland-Paris nonstops crank up in April. Be sure you are familiar with Norwegian's extra fees.
Check out the slideshow at the top.
Delta's newest route from its Salt Lake City hub will be a non-stop daily flight to Pittsburgh beginning July 9. The airline will use an Airbus A319 on the route, with 102 main cabin seats, 18 in Delta Comfort+ and 12 in first class. Plans call for a 5 p.m. SLC departure and an 8 a.m. return from Pittsburgh.
Qantas plans to add more flights on its Los Angeles-Brisbane route this fall. On September 17, it will boost flight frequencies from seven a week to nine, and then add a 10th weekly flight starting September 17. Seven of the flights will use a 787-9, and the other three will use a 747-400. On November 12, Qantas will begin using 787s for all its LAX-Brisbane flights and it will add an 11th weekly flight effective December 7.
Ethiopian Airlines, which already flies to Newark, Los Angeles and Washington Dulles, plans to add another U.S. gateway starting June 2, when it will begin service between Chicago O'Hare and Addis Ababa. The airline will fly the route three times a week with a 787-8. The eastbound flight will be a non-stop, and the westbound sector will include a stop in Dublin.
Air Canada started non-stop 787 service between Vancouver and Delhi, India in 2016, and has been operating on a seasonal basis only, but this year it will convert that route into year-round service effective June 8. "Our flights to Delhi from our YVR trans-Pacific hub onboard our state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner offers the shortest elapsed flying time from Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Seattle, Portland and Los Angeles to the Indian subcontinent," a spokesman said. (Did you know that Air Canada periodically runs a 787 Dreamliner between SFO and Toronto?)
Volaris Costa Rica, an affiliate of Mexican low-cost carrier Volaris, plans to add a new route beginning March 17 from Guatemala City to Los Angeles, operating once a week with an A319. The flight will originate in San Jose, Costa Rica.
Primera Air, a European low-cost airline, has canceled plans to begin service in mid-June between Boston and Birmingham, England, which it was going to fly four days a week with an Airbus A321neo. But it now plans to begin flying between Washington Dulles and London's Stansted Airport beginning August 22 with five flights a week, also with an A321neo. The airline also said it will begin service between Newark and Birmingham on May 18.
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Modern Works Shine at Christie's $122M Impressionist Sale
By Colin Gleadell
Colin Gleadell
LONDON—Christie's evening sale of Impressionist and modern art on Feb. 2 brought in a total of £76.8million ($122.2million), just shy of the high estimate of £77.8million. Following the auction, department director Thomas Seydoux told reporters that in selecting works for sale Christie's experts had eschewed run-of-the-mill Impressionist pictures in favor of "flashy, colorful, modern pictures by the big names," which is where the predominant taste of the market lay.
A perfect example of this trend is Pablo Picasso's vibrant portrait Tête de femme (Jacqueline), 1963, which sold to London jeweller Laurence Graff for £8.1million ($12.9million) against an estimate of £3million/4million. Flashier still was Kees van Dongen's La gitane, ca. 1910–11, which fetched the second-highest price on record for a work by the artist, selling to a U.S. collector for £7.1million ($11.3million) on a £5.5million/7.5million estimate. The same buyer acquired Alexey von Jawlensky's highly colorful still life Blue Vase with Oranges, ca. 1907, for £1.3million ($2million), above the estimate of £600,000/800,000. These Fauvist pictures were thought to be the territory of new Russian collectors, and indeed, Christie's Russian client representatives were seen bidding on the Picasso. But on this evening they appeared to have more success with works by Russian and German Expressionist artists: One such telephone buyer paid a record £6.4million ($10.2million) for Natalia Goncharova's jazzy Espagnole, ca. 1916 (estimate: £4million/6million); another fended off competitive bidding from dealer Jose Mugrabi to acquire Otto Mueller's Bathers, ca. 1927, for a record £2.1million ($3.3million), nearly three times the estimate of £500,000/700,000.
The trade hardly bid at all, apart from London-based Ezra Nahmad, who bought Henri Matisse's small, seductive canvas Nu aux jambes croisées, 1936, for £3.8million ($6million) on an estimate of £2.5million/4million.
Some pictures yielded considerable gains for their sellers: Paul Signac's Le jardin du Vert-Galant, ca. 1928, which had last sold at Sotheby's in New York in May 2002 for $724,500, fetched £1.8 million ($2.9 million) on a £1.5million/2million estimate. On the other hand, the consignor of van Dongen's Les escarpins mauves, 1921, who paid £1.6million ($2.9million) for it at Sotheby's in London in February 2005, will have garnered little profit from the £2.1million ($3.3million) the painting sold for now, after buyers and sellers commissions have been deducted (estimate: £1,500,000/2,000,000).
The biggest markup of the night was for a 235⁄8-inch-high reduction of Auguste Rodin's The Kiss, conceived in 1886, reduced in 1904 and cast between 1910 and 1918 in an edition of 65–69. This example, which had sold at Sotheby's in London in June 2005 for £66,000 ($120,300), sold for £433,250 ($688,868) on a £250,000/350,000 estimate. That price, however, had less to do with market inflation than with condition. The work, in poor condition when it was sold in 2005, was restored by the purchaser, dealer Robert Bowman, who then sold it on; the price it brought now was thus on par with those of other examples from this edition.
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Christie's persevered with its traditional sale of Surrealist art, which followed the main Impressionist and modern sale and contributed £10.1million ($16million) to the evening's total. The top price of £1.2million ($1.6million) came for René Magritte's Le baiser, ca. 1957 (estimate: £600,000/800,000), and was a marked improvement from the £590,400 ($1.1million) the gouache brought at Christie's in February 2005. Dealer David Nahmad bought a number of lots at prices close to their low estimates. He secured Max Ernst's Le tambour major de l'armée céleste, 1970, for £421,250 ($670,000) on an estimate of £400,000/600,000, and Courge, 1956, an enamelled ceramic sculpture by Joan Miró and Josep Llorens Artigas, for £145,250 ($230,948) on an estimate of £180,000/250,000. German dealer Michael Haas was also active, buying Ernst's oil La mer et le soleil, ca. 1928, for £361,250 ($574,388) on an estimate of £330,000/380,000, as well as Jean Arp's wood relief Constellation, 1932, for £253,250 ($402,668) on an estimate of £200,000/300,000.
The geographic breakdown of buyers was weighted heavily towards the U.K. and Europe (including Russia), which accounted for 73 percent of the 69 lots sold, with the U.S. making up 25 percent and Asia just 2 percent. Asked whether the strong sold-by-lot rate of 87 percent was attributable to the lowering of estimates, Seydoux told ARTnewsletter that on the contrary, in many cases—including the top-selling works by Goncharova, van Dongen and Picasso—estimates had been set quite high, "because we believed in them." Still, he said, "we never thought these paintings would make so much. The results will shift the public perception of where the market is now."
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Q: Ayuda con arraylist ,Modificar elementos? Buenas no entiendo como modifico los datos ya asignados, se que tendría que utilizar los métodos set, pero no logro hacerlo.

 String array[][]= new String [list.size()][6];

        for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); i++) {
            array[i][0] = list.get(i).getId();
            array[i][1] = list.get(i).getNombre();
            array[i][2] = list.get(i).getApellido();
            array[i][3] = list.get(i).getEdad();
            array[i][4] = list.get(i).getDireccion();
            array[i][5] = list.get(i).getTelefono();
        }

A: Debes hacer uso de los Setters. He hecho un ejemplo completo bien comentado para que puedas entender cómo se usan y todo lo que puedes hacer con ellos.
Clase Paciente:
public class Paciente {

    // Variables
    private int Id;
    private String nombre;
    private String apellido;
    private int edad;
    private String direccion;
    private int telefono;

    // Constructor
    public Paciente(int id, String nombre, String apellido, int edad, String direccion, int telefono) {
        super();
        Id = id;
        this.nombre = nombre;
        this.apellido = apellido;
        this.edad = edad;
        this.direccion = direccion;
        this.telefono = telefono;
    }

    // Getters
    public int getId() {
        return Id;
    }

    public String getNombre() {
        return nombre;
    }

    public String getApellido() {
        return apellido;
    }

    public int getEdad() {
        return edad;
    }

    public String getDireccion() {
        return direccion;
    }

    public int getTelefono() {
        return telefono;
    }

    // Setters
    public void setId(int id) {
        Id = id;
    }

    public void setNombre(String nombre) {
        this.nombre = nombre;
    }

    public void setApellido(String apellido) {
        this.apellido = apellido;
    }

    public void setEdad(int edad) {
        this.edad = edad;
    }

    public void setDireccion(String direccion) {
        this.direccion = direccion;
    }

    public void setTelefono(int telefono) {
        this.telefono = telefono;
    }

}

Clase Ejemplo (con el método "main"):
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

public class Ejemplo {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        // Crear pacientes
        Paciente paciente1 = new Paciente(1, "Ejemplo1", "Ejemplo", 21, "Ejemplo", 5558888);
        Paciente paciente2 = new Paciente(2, "Ejemplo2", "Ejemplo", 22, "Ejemplo", 5558888);
        Paciente paciente3 = new Paciente(3, "Ejemplo3", "Ejemplo", 23, "Ejemplo", 5558888);
        Paciente paciente4 = new Paciente(4, "Ejemplo4", "Ejemplo", 24, "Ejemplo", 5558888);
        Paciente paciente5 = new Paciente(5, "Ejemplo5", "Ejemplo", 25, "Ejemplo", 5558888);
        Paciente paciente6 = new Paciente(6, "Ejemplo6", "Ejemplo", 26, "Ejemplo", 5558888);

        // Agregar pacientes a una lista
        List<Paciente> pacientes = new ArrayList<Paciente>();
        pacientes.add(paciente1);
        pacientes.add(paciente2);
        pacientes.add(paciente3);
        pacientes.add(paciente4);
        pacientes.add(paciente5);
        pacientes.add(paciente6);

        // Imprimir datos de los pacientes (usando un loop For-each introducido en "Java 8")
        System.out.println("Todos los pacientes:");
        for (Paciente pacienteActual : pacientes) {
            System.out.println(pacienteActual.getId() + ", " +
                    pacienteActual.getNombre() + ", " +
                    pacienteActual.getApellido() + ", " +
                    pacienteActual.getEdad() + ", " +
                    pacienteActual.getDireccion() + ", " +
                    pacienteActual.getTelefono());
        }

        // Obtener los datos del paciente con el ID = 4
        System.out.println("\nPaciente con el ID = 4:");
        System.out.println(pacientes.get(3).getId() + ", " +
                pacientes.get(3).getNombre() + ", " +
                pacientes.get(3).getApellido() + ", " +
                pacientes.get(3).getEdad() + ", " +
                pacientes.get(3).getDireccion() + ", " +
                pacientes.get(3).getTelefono());

        // Modificar el nombre del paciente con el ID = 2 e imprimirlo
        System.out.println("\nNombre nuevo del paciente con el ID = 2:");
        pacientes.get(1).setNombre("Nuevo nombre");
        System.out.println(pacientes.get(1).getId() + ", " + pacientes.get(1).getNombre());

        // Modificando los datos de todos los pacientes
        for (Paciente pacienteActual : pacientes) {
            pacienteActual.setId(11);
            pacienteActual.setNombre("Otro1");
            pacienteActual.setApellido("Otro");
            pacienteActual.setEdad(51);
            pacienteActual.setDireccion("Nueva");
            pacienteActual.setTelefono(123456);
        }

        // Vaciar la lista de pacientes
        pacientes.clear();
        System.out.println("\nTamaño de la lista: " + pacientes.size());
    }
}

Resultado:

Espero haberte ayudado, saludos!.

A: Tienes una lista que contiene varios objetos, puedes acceder a el objeto definido en la lista mediante el indice y modificar sus propiedades mediante los métodos setter.
Por ejemplo si deseas el 3 elemento de la lista (indice 2, ya que se inicia en 0), y deseas modificar por ejemplo las propiedades Nombre y Apellido lo realizarías de esta forma:
list.get(2).setNombre("Dan");
list.get(2).getApellido("Server");

de esta forma modificarias las propiedades de ese objeto en la lista.

A: Tienes que utilizar los setters:
array[i][0] = list.get(i).setId(2);
array[i][1] = list.get(i).setNombre("John Doe");

Las listas están compuestas de objetos. Si la clase de los objetos de los que tu lista está compuesta no tiene los setters que necesitas no podrás llamarlos.
Resumen: Implementa los setters en la clase Persona o como se llame la clase que utiliza tu lista.


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Othello – Textual Integrity
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What features of Othello contribute to its textual integrity? Shakespeare's tragic play Othello has the ability throughout time to relate to the intrinsic nature of the human condition. Exposing the vulnerability of humanity, Shakespeare confronts the universal concerns such as racism and discrimination, which have a sense of timelessness still present from the Elizabethan age to the modern day. Potentially leading an eternal life, the play Othello is able to be interpreted by each individual differently through the complex language and understanding which ensures its validity in different contexts in society.
These diverse interpretations include my own which has further formed an insight on the concern of human emotion such as jealousy and love, when logical reasoning is overpowered by these sporadic emotional inclinations. The collapse of Othello from a stable and rational hero, to a man driven insane by passion is a prime example of this, also framing the power of society on an individual choices and development as a character. Society's treatment of the outsider and those with different traits and characteristics from the majority, plants the seeds which can cultivate into a mass of insecurities.
Although portrayed as the hero of the play, the racism and class/wealth based discrimination towards Othello is present from the beginning, with the constant reminder of his differences through the racial slurs and references as "moor" "thick lips" and "beast". This racial prejudice affects Othello's view of himself as "unworthy of love," and his confidence throughout the play deteriorates, as his minimal acceptance in the society takes a toll.
This thematic concern is one which is repeated in many other contemporary literary texts as the idea of being an outsider is relatable to almost everyone. In the opening of the play, Brabantio's loyalty as Othello's friend is quickly altered, when finding out about his relationship with his daughter Desdemona. The use of bestial imagery is juxtaposed in "an old black ram is tupping your white ewe," which spreads a misconception of Othello's character, and suggests immorality and illicit passion in his and Desdemona's consensual relationship.
However, since the time of the plays conception, racism has developed to an extent with animalistic and racist comments being unacceptable. Othello primarily highlights the treatment of an outsider in society, which although in the Elizabethan era was taken to an extreme, still exists today. As a universal concern of discrimination and racism, this develops the timelessness of the play, with humanities issues being the same today as they were over 500 years ago.
Humanity itself has traits which at some point all individuals must experience the negative side of. Othello captures these by depicting the negative connotations related to the human conditions of jealousy, love and trust. As a character Othello is deeply moved by both love and jealousy which leads him on a path of deterioration. The development of Othello's character continues its spiral downwards where he refers to himself as "a horned man" catching onto society's bestial portrayal.
Although ashamed of this descent, he no longer is equipped with his earlier pride and confidence, thus gives in to the insecurity of his sometimes bombastic nature. As the play concludes, Othello's language becomes more depraved as his rationality decreases and jealousy grows. The characterisation of Iago as cunning, apathetic, and manipulative, acts as the polar opposite of Othello whose compassion and love for Desdemona turns to extremes as he ironically uses his love as reason for her murder.
By feeding Othello lies and suggestions of Desdemona's infidelity, the depth of his insecurities are revealed further, when figuratively compared to Cassio who "hath a daily beauty that doth make me ugly". In the metaphor: "it is the green eyed monster which doth mock the meet it feeds on," Iago taunts Othello with the false knowledge of Desdemona's affair with Cassio, and using the symbolism of the 'green eye monster', implies reason to be jealous and take action against Desdemona.
Acting out of jealousy and passion, Othello's insecurity of not being "worthy" and able to be loved is exposed further; and he questions himself on whether their relationship is unnatural, or as stated in the hyperbole "nature erring from itself". The development of both Iago and Othello as characters portrays the idea contemporary society likes to debate, where humanity may have both good and evil personalities. Their development as characters also proves the consistency of the text and its ability to relate to those who have been unlucky in love.
As a text Othello may very likely be critically analysed for centuries to come as its perceptive and descriptive nature and its use of convectional literary and language techniques have allowed readers to gain many different interpretations in its contexts. The play upon both universal concerns such as discrimination in society, and those in all human conditions including love and jealousy, ensure the ability to relate to its readers, sparking emotion and thought, as well as guaranteeing its integrity for years to come.
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