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Q: problems with nested json_query I have the following json structure.
    "results": [
        {
            "ltm_pools": [
                {
                    "members": [
                        {
                            "full_path": "/Common/10.49.128.185:8080",
                        },
                        {
                            "full_path": "/Common/10.49.128.186:8080",
                        }

                    "name": "Staging-1-stresslab",
                },
                {
                    "members": [
                        {
                            "full_path": "/Common/10.49.128.187:0",
                        },
                        {
                            "full_path": "/Common/10.49.128.188:0",
                        }
                    ],
                    "name": "Staging-2-lab",
                },

I get an error when trying to do something like this
  - debug:
      msg: "{{item[0].host}} --- {{ item[1] }} ---  {{ item[2] }}"
    with_nested:
      - "{{F5_hosts}}"
      - "{{bigip_facts | json_query('[results[0].ltm_pools[*].name]') | flatten }}"
      - "{{bigip_facts | json_query('[results[0].ltm_pools[?name.contains(@,'Staging'].members[::2].full_path]') | flatten }}"

I am unable to get the third array working.
I want to print the even members full_path variable from all objects where name contains staging.
I hope someone can help me I've been struggling with this for days.

A: From what I see/read/tried myself, you fell in this bug: https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/27299
This is the problem of "contains" JMESPath function as it is run by Ansible, to quote:
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/27299#issuecomment-331068246

The problem is related to the fact that Ansible uses own types for strings: AnsibleUnicode and AnsibleUnsafeText.
  And as long as jmespath library has very strict type-checking, it fails to accept this types as string literals.

There is also a suggested workaround, if you convert the variable to json and back, the strings in there have the correct type. Making long story short, this doesn't work:
"{{bigip_facts | json_query('results[0].ltm_pools[?name.contains(@,`Staging`)==`true`].members[::2].full_path') }}"

but this does:
"{{bigip_facts | to_json | from_json | json_query('results[0].ltm_pools[?name.contains(@,`Staging`)==`true`].members[::2].full_path') }}"

I've managed to run such a code:
- hosts: all
  gather_facts: no
  tasks:
    - set_fact:
        bigip_facts:
          results:
            - ltm_pools:
                - members:
                    - full_path: "/Common/10.49.128.185:8080"
                    - full_path: "/Common/10.49.128.186:8080"
                  name: "Staging-1-stresslab"
                - members:
                    - full_path: "/Common/10.49.128.187:0"
                    - full_path: "/Common/10.49.128.188:0"
                  name: "Staging-2-stresslab"

    - name: "Debug ltm-pools"
      debug:
        msg: "{{ item }}"
      with_items:
        - "{{bigip_facts | to_json | from_json | json_query('results[0].ltm_pools[?name.contains(@,`Staging`)==`true`].members[::2].full_path') }}"

And it works as you wanted:
PLAY [all] *****************************************************************************************

TASK [set_fact] ************************************************************************************
ok: [localhost]

TASK [Debug ltm-pools] *****************************************************************************
ok: [localhost] => (item=[u'/Common/10.49.128.185:8080']) => {
    "msg": [
        "/Common/10.49.128.185:8080"
    ]
}
ok: [localhost] => (item=[u'/Common/10.49.128.187:0']) => {
    "msg": [
        "/Common/10.49.128.187:0"
    ]
}

PLAY RECAP *****************************************************************************************
localhost                  : ok=2    changed=0    unreachable=0    failed=0


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Koeman: We need team defence for a good result
Manager's pre-match comments ahead of City
By Calvin@Mr_Faded_Glory Oct 13, 2016, 6:57pm BST
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Manager Ronald Koeman stressed on the importance of team defence as Everton prepare for a tough assignment away at Manchester City.
He started off with an injury report -
"One side is good because we have some players back, like Darron Gibson.
"But James McCarthy is a little bit more difficult because, after five or six weeks out after his groin surgery, he played in two games for Ireland and we have to make the decision tomorrow if he's really fit to be part of the team.
"Aaron Lennon is doubtful but the rest are okay. Romelu Lukaku, Leighton Baines and Phil Jagielka are all fit."
On Everton's start to the season -
"Overall I think the start is positive. Of course, the last two or three results, including the Capital One Cup game, were not what we expect and we know we need to improve more."
The Blues' defence has been surprisingly strong so far -
"Normally, for every team, it's a big impact, how your defence is.
"But it's not just the four defenders. Defence starts in front and we need to run and we need to press.
"That's the way we like to play football. It's not possible to do that for 95 minutes but we like to press our opponents and I think that team work together is also influential in not conceding a lot of goals."
On where he sees his effect on the players -
"What you like to see is what you train during the week. Technical-wise some key players in the team need to be more productive and we can improve. That is the total performance.
"We are in a good way but we know we can be better than we are at the moment."
Saturday's opponents City have been very good -
"They've made a very good start. Maybe not the last week before the international break but it's impressive the way that they play football. I watched City against Gladbach in the Champions League live and it was very impressive to see the difference between how they play this season and how they played last season.
"That's difficult for defending but we have some good examples of other teams who have got a good result against City."
When asked about his roommate at Barcelona, Pep Guardiola -
"They are all good memories. We are really strong friends. Now it's a little bit more easy because he is living in Manchester, I live close to Manchester and sometimes we have time to have dinner and to talk about football and life.
"But, of course, we have spent many hours together talking about football. When he was younger he was really interested in the way that we play football in Holland and I see a lot now in the teams managed by Pep about Barcelona, about Dutch football and I like that because that's the most difficult way to win - to play offensive football and to win titles.
"We are friends. I wish them all the best - but not on Saturday."
On the disruptive effect of the international break -
"It's always difficult when the game is after the international break. We've had a lot of players out who are coming back and it's always difficult to have that focus that you need to beat City.
"But it is the same for them and we know we need to be at our best, we can't make mistakes and we need to make a fight of the game so we get opportunities to score.
"And we need that team defence to get a good result."
He sees one inherent risk in the way City play their football, especially with former Blues defender John Stones -
"Of course, he's part of the philosophy of the coach and that is one of the good qualities of John Stones, he is that player from the back who really opens the game, who has that passing they need from the back.
"He's comfortable on the ball but sometimes it is difficult because they are defending with a lot of space behind at the back and if we can break that and if what we like to do is going to be successful then we can make it difficult."
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Eating on The Lower East Side, Part III: Culinary Giants
January 04, 2012 / Staff
By:Â Ashley Bode
When it comes to food, the Lower East Side is mostly recognized as an area in Manhattan staying true to its immigrant roots, keeping the traditions and history of the city alive. But there's a new, younger crew of LES eaters and restaurateurs that help maintain the neighborhood's relevance and food destination label.
Nighttime down on Clinton Street can almost have a sleepy feel to it, for a Manhattan neighborhood. Only blocks away from the rowdy bar-goers and Houston traffic, the sidewalks are relatively quiet and the shop windows dimly lit. Here you'll find two of the neighborhood's best spots. The first, WD50 is more than noteworthy. WD50 is the award winning brainchild of Wylie Dufresne, a so-called forefather in the molecular gastronomy movement. Â The 67-seat eatery shows off the innovation Dufresne is known for, creativity that is a level beyond astonishing, but still approachable for the average diner. There's no pretentiousness found within these walls. Familiar favorites grace the menu, but of course come with a twist. Notable dishes; the Foie-lafel, a take on a street food classic and the eggs benedict, which showcases Dufresne's love affair with eggs. Â WD50 is a neighborhood gem that attracts fans nationwide.
Just a block or so north is Frankies Spuntino another popular restaurant built specifically for the quality driven foodie. One of three locations in New York, the Clinton Street spot is cozy and charming. The food is simple, elegant and so good it's hard to stop eating once you're full. Try turning down the roasted beets with avocado and balsamic or pappardelle with lamb ragu and taragon, it's nearly impossible.
Based on the idea of old-school-Italian traditions, owners Frank Falcinelli and Frank Castronovo have created their business through relationships with like-minded businesses, that seek quality through locally-sourced, fresh and humanely raised ingredients. Some might call it simple, but others would consider it the right and original way to cook Italian food. Thankfully, the two Frankies sell their own olive oil and have put together a fantastic cookbook so their favorites can be made at home, should you not be able to make it to the West Village, Lower East Side or Brooklyn.
A quick walk north or an even quicker cab ride will put you in the heart of the east side, in the area now considered to be The East Village. Here is where David Chang's mini-empire sits. Chang, a one-time student and employee of some of the greats, Jean-Georges Vongerichten (Dufresne, too is an alum,) Daniel Boulud and Tom Colicchio, has created the Momofuku Restaurant Group, featuring his restaurants noodle bar, Ssam Bar, Ko, Ma Peche, Seiōbo, and the bakery Milk Bar, most of which are situated in the East Village. Momofuku Noodle Bar is the original restaurant sitting on First Avenue between 10th and 11th streets. It serves a thoughtful menu of ramen favorites with seasonal touches, that is small enough to manage but still wide in variety. Portion sizes are ample, spice is plentiful.
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.. doctest-skip-all

.. _astroquery.ukidss:

************************************
UKIDSS Queries (`astroquery.ukidss`)
************************************

Getting started
===============

This module allows searching catalogs and retrieving images from the UKIDSS web
service. Some data can on UKIDSS can be accessed only after a valid login. For
accessing such data a UKIDSS object must first be instantiated with valid
credentials. On the other hand, to access the public data, the various query
functions may just be called without logging in. Below are examples that
illustrate both the means for accessing the data.

**Case 1 : Access only public data - No login**

.. code-block:: python

    >>> from astroquery.ukidss import Ukidss
    >>> images = Ukidss.get_images("m1")

    Found 1 targets
    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/getFImage.cgi?file=/disk05/wsa/ingest/fits/20071011_v1/w20071011_01818_sf_st.fit&mfid=1737581&extNo=4&lx=1339&hx=1638&ly=1953&hy=2252&rf=0&flip=1&uniq=5348_573_21_31156_1&xpos=150.7&ypos=150.3&band=K&ra=83.633083&dec=22.0145
    |===========================================| 174k/174k (100.00%)        02s

**Case 2 : Login to access non-public data**

.. code-block:: python

    >>> from astroquery.ukidss import Ukidss

    # Now first instantiate a new Ukidss object with login credentials

    >>> u_obj = Ukidss(username='xyz', password='secret', # doctest: +SKIP
    ...                community='your_community')        # doctest: +SKIP

    >>> # The prompt appears indicating successful login

Note that at login time you may also optionally set the database and the survey
that you would like to query. By default the database is set to 'UKIDSSDR7PLUS'
and the ``programme_id`` is set to 'all' - which includes all the surveys. A
word of warning - for region queries you should explicitly set the
``programme_id`` to the survey you wish to query. Querying all surveys is
permitted only for image queries.

.. code-block:: python

    >>> from astroquery.ukidss import Ukidss
    >>> u_obj = Ukidss(username='xyz', password='secret',                    # doctest: +SKIP
    ...                community='your_community', database='UKIDSSDR8PLUS', # doctest: +SKIP
    ...                programme_id='GPS')                                   # doctest: +SKIP
    >>>

At any given time you may if you wish check your login status (continuing from
the above example):

.. code-block:: python

    >>> u_obj.logged_in() # doctest: +SKIP

    True

If you want to change your programme_id and database after you have already instantiated the
object - say ``u_obj`` then you should do:

.. code-block:: python

    >>> u_obj.programme_id = 'new_id_here'   # doctest: +SKIP
    >>> u_obj.database = 'new_database_here' # doctest: +SKIP

The above examples mention ``programme_id`` that specifies the catalog
or survey you wish to query. If you would like to get a list of the commonly
available UKIDSS survey - either the abbreviations or the complete names, you
can do so by using :meth:`~astroquery.ukidss.UkidssClass.list_catalogs`:

.. code-block:: python

    >>> from astroquery.ukidss import Ukidss
    >>> Ukidss.list_catalogs()

    ['UDS', 'GCS', 'GPS', 'DXS', 'LAS']

    >>> Ukidss.list_catalogs(style='long')

    ['Galactic Plane Survey',
     'Deep Extragalactic Survey',
     'Galactic Clusters Survey',
     'Ultra Deep Survey',
     'Large Area Survey']

Now we look at examples of the actual queries that can be performed.

Get images around a target
--------------------------

You can fetch images around the specified target or coordinates. When a target
name is used rather than the coordinates, this will be resolved to coordinates
using astropy name resolving methods that utilize online services like
SESAME. Coordinates may be entered using the suitable object from
`astropy.coordinates`. The images are returned as a list of
`~astropy.io.fits.HDUList` objects.

.. code-block:: python

    >>> from astroquery.ukidss import Ukidss
    >>> images = Ukidss.get_images("m1")

    Found 1 targets
    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/getFImage.cgi?file=/disk05/wsa/ingest/fits/20071011_v1/w20071011_01818_sf_st.fit&mfid=1737581&extNo=4&lx=1339&hx=1638&ly=1953&hy=2252&rf=0&flip=1&uniq=142_292_19_31199_1&xpos=150.7&ypos=150.3&band=K&ra=83.633083&dec=22.0145
    |===========================================| 174k/174k (100.00%)        07s

    >>> print(images)

    [[<astropy.io.fits.hdu.image.PrimaryHDU object at 0x40f8b10>, <astropy.io.fits.hdu.image.ImageHDU object at 0x41026d0>]]

Note if you have logged in using the procedure described earlier and assuming
that you already have a `~astroquery.ukidss.UkidssClass` object ``u_obj`` instantiated:

.. code-block:: python

    >>> images = u_obj.get_images("m1") # doctest: +SKIP

There are several optional parameters that you can specify in image
queries. For instance to specify the image size you should set the
``image_width`` and the ``image_height`` keyword arguments. If only the
``image_width`` is set then the ``image_height`` is taken to be the same as this
width. By default the ``image_width`` is set to 1 arcmin. To set this to your
desired value, you should enter it using a `~astropy.units.Quantity` object
with appropriate units or as a string that is parsable by
`~astropy.coordinates.Angle`. Another parameter you may set is
``radius``. This may be specified in the same way as the ``image_height`` and
``image_width`` with the ``radius`` keyword. By specifying this multi-frame FITS
images will be retrieved. Note that in this case the image height and width
parameters will no longer be effective.

.. code-block:: python

    >>> from astroquery.ukidss import Ukidss
    >>> import astropy.units as u
    >>> import astropy.coordinates as coord
    >>> images = Ukidss.get_images(coord.SkyCoord(49.489, -0.27,
    ...                                           unit=(u.deg, u.deg),
    ...                                           frame='galactic'),
    ...                            image_width=5 * u.arcmin)

        Found 6 targets
    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/getFImage.cgi?file=/disk24/wsa/ingest/fits/20060603_v1/w20060603_01510_sf_st_two.fit&mfid=2514752&extNo=1&lx=862&hx=1460&ly=1539&hy=2137&rf=270&flip=1&uniq=575_115_31_31555_1&xpos=300.1&ypos=299.7&band=J&ra=290.8256247&dec=14.56435
    |===========================================| 518k/518k (100.00%)        06s
    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/getFImage.cgi?file=/disk24/wsa/ingest/fits/20060603_v1/w20060603_01510_sf_st.fit&mfid=966724&extNo=1&lx=862&hx=1460&ly=1539&hy=2137&rf=270&flip=1&uniq=575_115_31_31555_2&xpos=300&ypos=299.8&band=J&ra=290.8256247&dec=14.56435
    |===========================================| 517k/517k (100.00%)        06s
    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/getFImage.cgi?file=/disk24/wsa/ingest/fits/20060603_v1/w20060603_01544_sf_st_two.fit&mfid=2514753&extNo=1&lx=863&hx=1461&ly=1538&hy=2136&rf=270&flip=1&uniq=575_115_31_31555_3&xpos=300&ypos=300&band=H&ra=290.8256247&dec=14.56435
    |===========================================| 654k/654k (100.00%)        06s
    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/getFImage.cgi?file=/disk24/wsa/ingest/fits/20060603_v1/w20060603_01544_sf_st.fit&mfid=965662&extNo=1&lx=863&hx=1461&ly=1538&hy=2136&rf=270&flip=1&uniq=575_115_31_31555_4&xpos=300&ypos=300.1&band=H&ra=290.8256247&dec=14.56435
    |===========================================| 647k/647k (100.00%)        06s
    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/getFImage.cgi?file=/disk24/wsa/ingest/fits/20060603_v1/w20060603_01577_sf_st.fit&mfid=952046&extNo=1&lx=863&hx=1460&ly=1538&hy=2135&rf=270&flip=1&uniq=575_115_31_31555_5&xpos=299.2&ypos=299.7&band=K&ra=290.8256247&dec=14.56435
    |===========================================| 586k/586k (100.00%)        06s
    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/getFImage.cgi?file=/disk24/wsa/ingest/fits/20060603_v1/w20060603_01577_sf_st_two.fit&mfid=2514749&extNo=1&lx=863&hx=1460&ly=1538&hy=2135&rf=270&flip=1&uniq=575_115_31_31555_6&xpos=299.5&ypos=299.3&band=K&ra=290.8256247&dec=14.56435
    |===========================================| 587k/587k (100.00%)        04s

Again the query may be performed similarly with a log-in.

If you haven't logged-in then you could also specify the ``programme_id`` as a
keyword argument. By default this is set to 'all'. But you can change it to a
specific survey as mentioned earlier. The same goes for the ``database`` which
is set by default to 'UKIDSSDR7PLUS'. Some more parameters you can set are the
``frame_type`` which may be one of ::

    'stack' 'normal' 'interleave' 'deep_stack' 'confidence' 'difference'
    'leavstack' 'all'

and the ``waveband`` that decides the color filter to download. This must be
chosen from ::

    'all' 'J' 'H' 'K' 'H2' 'Z' 'Y' 'Br'

Note that rather than fetching the actual images, you could also get the URLs of the downloadable
images. To do this simply replace the call to
:meth:`~astroquery.ukidss.UkidssClass.get_images` by a call to
:meth:`~astroquery.ukidss.UkidssClass.get_image_list` with exactly the same
parameters. Let us now see a complete example to illustrate these points.

.. code-block:: python

    >>> from astroquery.ukidss import Ukidss
    >>> import astropy.units as u
    >>> import astropy.coordinates as coord
    >>> image_urls = Ukidss.get_image_list(coord.SkyCoord(ra=83.633083,
    ...          dec=22.0145, unit=(u.deg, u.deg), frame='icrs'),
    ...          frame_type='interleave',
    ...          programme_id="GCS", waveband="K", radius=20*u.arcmin)
    >>> image_urls

        ['http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/fits_download.cgi?file=/disk05/wsa/ingest/fits/20071011_v1/w20071011_01802_sf.fit&MFID=1737551&rID=2544',
     'http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/fits_download.cgi?file=/disk05/wsa/ingest/fits/20071011_v1/w20071011_01802_sf_st.fit&MFID=1737553&rID=2544',
     'http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/fits_download.cgi?file=/disk05/wsa/ingest/fits/20071011_v1/w20071011_01806_sf.fit&MFID=1737559&rID=2544',
     'http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/fits_download.cgi?file=/disk05/wsa/ingest/fits/20071011_v1/w20071011_01818_sf_st.fit&MFID=1737581&rID=2544',
     'http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/fits_download.cgi?file=/disk05/wsa/ingest/fits/20071011_v1/w20071011_01818_sf.fit&MFID=1737579&rID=2544',
     'http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/cgi-bin/fits_download.cgi?file=/disk05/wsa/ingest/fits/20071011_v1/w20071011_01822_sf.fit&MFID=1737587&rID=2544']

Query a region
--------------

Another type of query is to search a catalog for objects within a specified
radius of a source. Again the source may be either a named identifier or it may
be specified via coordinates. The radius may be specified as in the previous
cases by using a `~astropy.units.Quantity` or a string parsable via
`~astropy.coordinates.Angle`. If this is missing, then it defaults to 1 arcmin.
As before you may also mention the ``programme_id`` and the ``database``. The query
results are returned in a `~astropy.table.Table`.

.. code-block:: python

    >>> from astroquery.ukidss import Ukidss
    >>> import astropy.coordinates as coord
    >>> import astropy.units as u
    >>> table = Ukidss.query_region(coord.SkyCoord(10.625, -0.38,
    ...                                            unit=(u.deg, u.deg),
    ...                                            frame='galactic'),
    ...                             radius=6 * u.arcsec)

    Downloading http://surveys.roe.ac.uk/wsa/tmp/tmp_sql/results1_4_45_58_24651.xml
    |===========================================| 4.6k/4.6k (100.00%)        00s

    >>> print(table)

         sourceID    framesetID        RA      ... H2AperMag3Err     distance
    ------------ ------------ ------------- ... ------------- ---------------
    438758381345 438086690175 272.615581037 ...  -9.99999e+08 0.0864656469768
    438758381157 438086690175   272.6178395 ...  -9.99999e+08 0.0717893063941
    438758381256 438086690175 272.616581639 ...  -9.99999e+08 0.0725261678319
    438758399768 438086690175 272.618154346 ...  -9.99999e+08 0.0800819201056
    438758399809 438086690175 272.617630209 ...  -9.99999e+08 0.0996951205267
    438758399828 438086690175 272.617238438 ...  -9.99999e+08 0.0435480204348
    438758399832 438086690175 272.617034836 ...  -9.99999e+08 0.0665854385804
    438758414982 438086690175 272.616576986 ...  -9.99999e+08 0.0214102038115

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that are moderate and that will appeal to moderate minds in all countries. He
<add>specifically</add> set forth five or six things he thought necessary to be done and, strangely
enough, conservative that he is, we scarcely disagreed at all. A more liberal
sea policy, bordering on my plan for the freedom of the seas, which indeed, he
was good enough to say he had obtained from me during my last visit here. He
thought it would be necessary to give Germany an assurance as to our future
economic policy which would not in any way restrict German trade. He was mo-
derate in all his ideas and, if I have time, I shall see him again and try to
use his influence to bring about a more rational sentiment.
Lansdowne is a great gentleman. He has what Grey and Balfour have and
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Wiseman and I decided this morning to read the riot act to Mr. Lloyd
George. He told someone yesterday that he did not believe he would go to
the Paris Conference. Wiseman and I believe he will. I asked Wiseman to
ring up Lord Northcliffe and tell him if Lloyd George did not go to the Con-
ference I would not go myself and I would advise the French Government to call
it off. I asked him to say to Northcliffe that if this were done, it would
have a disastrous effect throughout the Allied countries and would exhilarate
Germany.
George, upon the impulse of the moment, has created the Supreme War
Council and now he does not think it necessary to have the main conference. He
is mistaken, and I shall insist upon it going through as scheduled, not indeed,
for what it may do in its deliberations, but for its moral effect.
Transcript that are moderate and that will appeal to moderate minds in all countries. He specifically set forth five or six things he thought necessary to be done and, strangely enough, conservative that he is, we scarcely disagreed at all. A more liberal sea policy, bordering on my plan for the freedom of the seas, which indeed, he was good enough to say he had obtained from me during my last visit here. He thought it would be necessary to give Germany an assurance as to our future economic policy which would not in any way restrict German trade. He was mo- derate in all his ideas and, if I have time, I shall see him again and try to use his influence to bring about a more rational sentiment. Lansdowne is a great gentleman. He has what Grey and Balfour have and yet something more. Not in intellect, not in character, not from having for a background an ancient and distinguished lineage but in manner and that intangible, indefinable air which comes November 15, 1917. Wiseman and I decided this morning to read the riot act to Mr. Lloyd George. He told someone yesterday that he did not believe he would go to the Paris Conference. Wiseman and I believe he will. I asked Wiseman to ring up Lord Northcliffe and tell him if Lloyd George did not go to the Con- ference I would not go myself and I would advise the French Government to call it off. I asked him to say to Northcliffe that if this were done, it would have a disastrous effect throughout the Allied countries and would exhilarate Germany. George, upon the impulse of the moment, has created the Supreme War Council and now he does not think it necessary to have the main conference. He is mistaken, and I shall insist upon it going through as scheduled, not indeed, for what it may do in its deliberations, but for its moral effect.


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Q: Hacer un Insert de un listado alguna forma de poder rralziar un insert de un numero grande de una lista que tengo de una forma facil si tener que crear un insert por cada fila?? os dejo un ejemplo.
la lista seria esto (www,aaa,sss,ddd,eee,lll)
INSERT INTO `imaginarq`.`arqueologia` (`url`) VALUES ('www');

A: Solo tienes que separar por coma cada valor:
INSERT INTO `imaginarq`.`arqueologia` (`url`) VALUES ('www'), ('aaa'),('sss'),('ddd'),('eee'),('lll');

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Diphtheria Vaccine
Diphtheria Vaccine > Diphtheria Vaccine Overview
Diphtheria Vaccine Overview
Overview | What Is Diphtheria? | What Is the Diphtheria Vaccine? | Who Should Get Vaccinated and When? | What Are the Risks Associated With the Diphtheria Vaccine? | Who Should Not Get Vaccinated? | What Other Ways Can Diphtheria Be Prevented Besides Vaccination? | What Happens in the Event of an Outbreak? | References
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What Is Diphtheria?
Diphtheria is a highly contagious and potentially life-threatening infection. It is caused by a bacterium called Corynebacterium diphtheriae. The germ produces a toxin that can spread from the site of infection to other tissues in the body. Diphtheria usually affects the throat and nose. In serious cases, it may affect the nervous system and heart.
Diphtheria spreads easily from person to person by coughing or sneezing. People nearby breathe in the infected droplets. In rare cases, they come into direct contact with excretions from an infected person's mouth, nose, throat, or skin.
Because of a widespread immunization program, diphtheria is now rare in the US.
Symptoms usually begin 2-4 days following exposure. Early symptoms include:
Swelling of the lymph nodes and surrounding tissue on both sides of the neck (known as "bullneck")
Difficulty swallowing or breathing
Later symptoms may include:
Thick speech
Signs of shock , such as pale cold skin, rapid heartbeat, and sweating
The toxin produced by the bacterium may cause a coating to form in the nose, throat, or airway. This is what causes difficulty breathing or swallowing. In cases that spread beyond the throat, the toxin can cause damage to the heart or kidneys. It can also cause nerve damage and lead to paralysis . Since untreated cases can be fatal, people need to be hospitalized and treated right away.
Treatment consists of an antitoxin and antibiotics. Some people may also need a respirator to help them breath. Bed rest is needed for about 4-6 weeks. Diphtheria booster shots will be needed.
What Is the Diphtheria Vaccine?
The diphtheria vaccine is an inactivated toxin called a toxoid.
Although it is available as a single vaccine, it is normally given in combination with the tetanus and pertussis vaccines. Together they are known as the DTaP vaccine (for children) and Tdap (for adolescents and adults). In children who cannot have the pertussis part of the vaccine, the DT (diphtheria and tetanus) vaccine is used.
The vaccine is injected into the muscle.
Who Should Get Vaccinated and When?
All children (with few exceptions) should receive the vaccine, usually in the form of the DTaP shot. The regular schedule (for children and adults) is as follows:
DTaP vaccines at 2, 4, 6 months, 15-18 months, and 4-6 years of age
Booster dose of Tdap given at 11 or 12 years old—This is for children who have not already had the Td booster.
Those aged 13-18 years who missed the above booster dose or received Td only can receive one dose of Tdap 5 years after the last dose.
Booster of Tdap (one time dose for ages 19-64 years) or Td (every 10 years) to provide continued protection
For children aged 4 months to 6 years who have not yet received the vaccine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend the following catch-up schedule:
Minimum Interval Between Doses
First and second dose
Second and third dose
Third and fourth dose
Fourth and fifth dose
The fifth dose is not needed if the fourth dose was given at age 4 years or older.
DTaP is not for people aged 7 years or older.
Unvaccinated children (aged seven years and older) and adults should get the vaccine.
People who meet the following criteria should also get the vaccine:
Adults who expect to have close contact with an infant younger than 12 months should get a dose of Tdap (with a waiting time of two years since the last dose of Td)
Healthcare workers who have direct patient contact with hospitals or clinics should get a dose of Tdap (with a waiting time of two years since the last dose of Td)
Pregnant women:
If last dose of Td was 10 years ago or longer, they should get a dose of Td
If last dose of Td was less than 10 years ago, they should get a dose of Tdap after giving birth
What Are the Risks Associated With the Diphtheria Vaccine?
Most people tolerate it well, but the diphtheria vaccine sometimes causes:
Mild side effects: soreness or redness at the site of the injection, a low-grade fever, fatigue, general irritability, lack of appetite, and vomiting
More serious complications:
Rare: allergic reactions, crying for over three hours, and high fever
Very rare: seizures associated with brain damage
Acetaminophen (eg, Tylenol) is sometimes given to reduce pain and fever that may occur after getting a vaccine. In infants, the medicine may weaken the vaccine's effectiveness. Discuss the risks and benefits of taking acetaminophen with the doctor.
Who Should Not Get Vaccinated?
There are two circumstances where the risks of the vaccine outweigh its benefits:
Severe allergic reaction ( anaphylaxis )
Severe brain disorder ( encephalitis ) occurring within seven days
Since the diphtheria vaccine is generally given as DTaP, it can be hard to determine which component is causing a problem. It is usually best to avoid all three vaccines if there are serious side effects.
If your child has any of these reactions, you should get medical care right away:
Fever greater than 105ºF (40.5ºC)
Severe swelling of the entire limb used for the vaccination
Collapse with shock -like state (unresponsive with low blood pressure)
Persistent, inconsolable crying lasting more than three hours
Convulsions, with or without fever, occurring within three days
If your child has a moderate to severe illness, wait until he has recovered before getting the vaccine.
What Other Ways Can Diphtheria Be Prevented Besides Vaccination?
Prevention depends on getting the vaccine and responding quickly to outbreaks.
What Happens in the Event of an Outbreak?
Suspected cases of diphtheria need to be reported right away to public health authorities.
In the event of a suspected or confirmed outbreak, only close contacts are considered to be at risk. For close contacts, treatment includes:
Getting a dose right away if you have had fewer than three doses
Getting a booster dose if you have not had a dose in five years
Having samples taken for lab tests, taking antibiotics, and being followed closely for seven days (even if you have been vaccinated)
http://www.aap.org/healthtopics/immunizations.cfm
National Immunization Program
http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/
Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Recommended adult immunization schedule: United States, 2009. Ann Intern Med. 2009;150:40-44.
Diphtheria. Directors of Health Promotion and Education (DHPE) website. Available at: http://www.dhpe.org/infect/dip.html . Accessed January 1, 2007.
Diphtheria. KidsHealth.org website. Available at: http://www.kidshealth.org/parent/infections/bacterial_viral/diphtheria.html . Accessed January 1, 2007.
Diphtheria antitoxin. Centers for Disease Control and Protection National Immunization Program website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd-vac/diphtheria/dat/dat-main.htm . Accessed January 1, 2007.
Diphtheria outbreak in Cali, Colombia, August-October 2000. Pan American Health Organization website. Available at: http://www.paho.org/english/sha/be_v22n3-diphtheria.htm . Accessed January 2, 2007.
Diphtheria vaccine. Immunization Action Coalition website. Available at: http://www.vaccineinformation.org/diphther/qandavax.asp . Accessed January 1, 2007.
Palmer S, Balfour A, Jephcott A. Immunization of adults during an outbreak of diphtheria. Br Med J (Clin Res Ed). 1983:286:624-626.
1/31/2008 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php : Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Recommended immunization schedules for persons aged 0-18 years—United States, 2008. MMWR. 2008;57;Q1-Q4. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, MMWR website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5701a8.htm . Updated January 10, 2008. Accessed January 28, 2008.
10/30/2009 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php : Prymula R, Siegrist C, Chlibek R, et al. Effect of prophylactic paracetamol administration at time of vaccination on febrile reactions and antibody responses in children: two open-label, randomised controlled trials. Lancet. 2009;374(9698):1339.


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History, Minor
As the French poet and politician, Alphonse Lamartine, remarked, "History teaches everything, even the future." The History minor attracts students who wish to understand how the past affects today, not only in terms of nations and cultures, but also genders, the arts, and the sciences
What Can I Do with a Minor in History?
History is more than names and dates; it is the study of the human experience in all its facets-not just what happened, but how and why. If you're curious about the whys behind landmark events like the fall of Soviet Communism or Neil Armstrong's walk on the moon, the history minor can provide an interesting addition to your major.
Learn to think critically, develop research skills, and communicate more effectively. Clarify your understanding of human behavior-past, present, and future. Experience the multi-disciplinary program and be informed by voices from diverse groups, building a foundation for careers in settings like libraries, museums, and other cultural enterprises-or prepare for further academic study. Our full range of courses explores history across the continents, with traditional scholarship and contemporary focuses on race, gender, ethnicity, and environmental history.
Major GPA 2.5
Students will demonstrate the ability to deal with historical ideas, processes, problems and subjects in the following ways:
Interpret and extract meaning from a variety of primary sources
Interpret secondary sources and existing historical scholarship critically through the following practices:
identifying specific interpretations of a topic in a source;
identifying points of agreement as well as of variance or conflict between various historians' interpretations of historical issues and problems;
inferring and analyzing assumptions underlying different historians' interpretations of issues and problems;
applying different assumptions to the same subject matter and generating alternate questions and possible conclusions
Make arguments based on evidence from primary and secondary sources through the following practices:
comparing their own findings with other evidence from the period on the subject and/or on relevant subjects;
formulating conclusions about the issue under study;
testing such conclusions against additional evidence and the ideas of other historians;
developing their own historical interpretations;
addressing conflicting evidence and alternative perspectives;
recognizing ways in which their contemporary society's concerns inform their own evaluations of the past
Express analytical and interpretive understandings of history through writing in ways and formats that meet appropriate academic standards
Express analytical and interpretive understandings of history through oral presentations in ways that meet appropriate academic standards
Take the following 18 units with a minimum GPA of 2.5, and no grade lower than a "C":
Select two courses from: HIS 100, HIS 102, HIS 221, HIS 230, HIS 231, HIS 240, HIS 241, HIS 249, HIS 250, HIS 251, HIS 280, HIS 281, HIS 291, HIS 292, HIS 293 (6 units)
Additional 300-400 level HIS courses; excluding HIS 407, HIS 429, HIS 430 and HIS 466 (6 units)
Two additional history courses at any level. You may, alternately, combine variable-unit HIS courses, so long as they total at least 6 units. (6 units)
No more than six units of individualized study coursework (HIS 408, HIS 485, HIS 497) may be used.
If your major plan requires history courses or allows you to take history courses as part of your major, you may not count these courses as part of your Minor in History.


How is it Sunday already? Semi-productive week last week, aided by both the fact that half of my colleagues are lost somewhere in the Cologne carnival and the fact that I had to wrestle down WordPress in a way I haven't done before. Turns out if you have special requirements suddenly even a WordPress project can turn into a "proper" software development project. I did have two "shame on me" moments, though: One, I realised I hadn't written proper SQL code in probably five to six years now. (Thanks, frameworks with your usually rather adequate-to-great abstraction layers.) Second: I didn't actually know about CodeKata before. Well, I guess I'll make some time to get those gears going again.
Still doing the Reporter thing. Too lazy to build something that actually produces some insight. I do have a whole bunch of data by now, though. Hmmhmmhmm.
Amount of sleep I've gotten since the last update: 49 hours, 41 minutes.
I listened to 338 songs by 150 artists, the song I've listened to the most was Tunak Tunak Metal by Bloodywood.


Strong, not bad flavor and body but jesus christ its waaay too sweet for me.
Earned the Hopped Up (Level 2) badge! Earned the Photogenic Brew (Level 10) badge! Earned the For the Can (Level 8) badge!
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Hoppy and delicious. Plenty of haze.
Earned the Bar Explorer badge! Earned the Brew Traveler badge! Earned the Draft City (Level 4) badge!
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H N.: Haha, been using it a lot!


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Монастир Високі Дечани (серб. Manastir Visoki Dečani) — головний православний монастир в частково визнаній республіці Косово. Розташований в 12 км на південь від міста Печ біля підніжжя гір Проклетьє, у західній частині Косово. Головний собор монастиря — найбільший середньовічний храм на Балканах, найбільший зі збережених зібрань візантійських фресок.

Історія
Монастир був заснований королем Стефаном Урошем III в 1327 році. Грамота про заснування датована 1330 роком. У 1331 році король Стефан помер і був похований у стінах монастиря, який з того часу перетворився на місце паломництва. Епітет «Дечанський» говорить про короля, як засновника монастиря. Будівництво було продовжено його сином Стефаном Душаном аж до 1335, а розпис стін було завершено тільки до 1350-го.

Епоха реставрації Печської патріархії, у другій половині XVI століття стає найсприятливішим періодом історії монастиря. У цей час і протягом XVII століття монастирська ризниця, бібліотека та інші монастирські будівлі поповнюються дорогоцінними реліквіями. Особливо важливою в цей період стає робота монастирських книжників, переписували богослужбові та богословські книги. Під час «великого переселення сербів» і правління патріарха Арсенія III Чарноевіча монастир грабують турки. Настають важкі часи, коли монастир ледь зумів зберегти чисельність своєї чернечої братії.

Князь Милош Обренович будує допоміжну будівлю монастиря в 1836 році, а князь Олександр в 1849 році дарує монастирю мощі святого короля Стефана Дечанского. Протягом XIX століття оновлені всі монастирські будівлі.

Головний собор, присвячений Спасу Всемогутнього (Пантократора) і складний з пурпурового, світло-жовтого і чорного мармуру. Роботу здійснювали будівельники під керівництвом францисканського ченця Віта з Котора. Він відрізняється від інших сербських храмів того часу своїми значними розмірами і помітними романськими рисами. Церква Пантократора має складну структура. Поєднує риси базиліки і хрестово-купольного храму церква відрізняється стрункими, гармонійними пропорціями, багатством декоративного оздоблення (двоколірні ряди полірованого мармуру на фасадах, біломармурові рельєфи з соковитими візерунками).

В інтер'єрі церкви — близько 1000 зображень окремих святих, всі основні сюжети Нового Завіту, фрески з портретами царів з роду Неманічей (XIV ст.). У монастирській ризниці збереглися також твори сербського ювелірного мистецтва, близько 60 ікон XIV-XVII століття, є дерев'яний іконостас XIV століття, трон ігумена і різьблена гробниця короля Стефана III.

У 2004 році монастир був внесений до переліку об'єктів Всесвітньої Спадщини ЮНЕСКО. Фрески монастиря були охарактеризовані як «одні з найцінніших експонатів палеологовского ренесансу у візантійському образотворчому мистецтві» і «цінне відображення життя XIV століття». У 2006-му році він був зарахований до переліку всесвітньої спадщини, що перебуває під загрозою, з причини можливих атак албанських бойовиків. Знаходиться під захистом KFOR.

30 березня 2007 поруч з монастирем пролунав вибух. Єпископ Феодосій, настоятель монастиря, констатував, що вибух — наслідок мінометного обстрілу.

Світлини

Примітки

Посилання
 http://whc.unesco.org/archive/advisory_body_evaluation/724.pdf
 http://www.kosovo.net/main.html

Монастирі за алфавітом
Монастирі Косова
Світова спадщина в Сербії
Пам'ятки Сербії виняткового значення
Монастирі Православної церкви Сербії

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Gaurav Gill (co-driver Musa Sherif) and Abhilash PG (co-driver Srikanth Gowda) took victory in the INRC and IRC categories in Rally of Maharashtra, at Nashik.
In the lone tarmac round of the 2016 season, Mahindra's Gill dominated proceedings taking his first win of the season, in the Indian National Rally Championship category.
The Delhi-based driver won five of the six special stages beating Arjun Rao (co-driver Satish Rajgopal) in the Volkswagen Polo.
Rao, after winning SS5, was able to capatilise with Coimbatore winner Amittrajit Ghosh (co-driver Ashwin Naik) suffering multiple punctures in three stages.
The Kolkata-based driver eventually finished third, comfortably ahead of Phalguna Urs (co-driver Anoop Kumar).
With Samir Thapar (co-driver Gurinder Mann) retiring after sliding into a mud bank in SS1, Abhilash took control in the Indian Rally Championship category, in his Mitsubishi.
Abhilash took victories in all the six stages, while three-way fight brewed for the final podium places between Kasim Mohammed (co-driver G Sanath), Amol Satoskar (co-driver Dinesh S) and Suraj Kute (Shamin Khan).
While Mohammed and Satoskar led in the early stages, Kute was able to come back to end second in his Mitsubishi, with Satoskar fending off Mohammed for third.
Dr. Bikku Babu (co-driver Milen George) won in the INRC 2000 class from Karna Kadur (co-driver Nikhil Pai), mere 0.001s separating the two.
Younus Ilyas (co-driver Suraj Prasad) in third was further 0.021s away to complete the podium spot.
In the FMSCI Cup class, Jecob KJ (co-driver Manoj Mohanan) took victory with Yashas Nayaka (co-driver Uday Kumar) and Michu Ganapathi (co-driver Venu Rameshkumar) second and third respectively.


My friend Janice sent me this and it brought back such memories. I do remember all of them but only commented some of them. Those of you who are from Maryland, enjoy!
* You know how to pronounce "Towson".
* You remember Friendship Airport.
* You remember driving over the old Kent narrows Draw-Bridge that snarled weekend traffic coming home from the Ocean.
* You know Pam Shriver is from Maryland.
* M R Ducks makes perfect sense.
* You have fond memories of Memorial Stadium.
* You still root for the Orioles even when they aren't doing well.
* Everybody knows what a "zink" and "payment" are.
* You remember Mayor Schaeffer swimming with the seals at the National Aquarium.
* You swore Frank Perdue kinda looked like one of his tender chickens.
* You revere the names of Johnny U, Brooks and Frank!
* You actually understand all of these and pass them on to other Marylanders to enjoy!
1. You know who Hilda Snoops is.
2. You know all the words to "Maryland, My Maryland"
7. You bristle at being called a "Baltimoron"
11. You pronounce "bush" and "fish" as "boosh" and "feesh" but "room" is "rum"
13. You spit when you say "Robert Irsay"
Thanks for the trip down memory blvd!


Walker died in 2013 in a car crash.
It will get a limited production run later this year.
And now you can buy it for a fraction of the cost.
The automaker seems thrilled by the early positive feedback.
If these filings are accurate, then Porsche has been keeping some closely held secrets from the motoring world.
This thing was made for quarter miles.
We get our best-look yet at prototypes taking a break in Death Valley.
Do we see an AMG model in there?
The Felidae GT is just a rendering, but man is it beautiful.
Could it be exercising upgraded components for the new Divo?
The last car to win was the Corvette ZR1. Out with gas, in with electric.


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RTÉ Investigates
Dublin homeless services to gain 350 living spaces
Updated / Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 11:01
The new accommodation will enable social distancing
By John Kilraine
Dublin Correspondent
Dublin's homeless services are to be given more than 350 new living spaces because of a collapse in tourist bookings.
The new accommodation will enable social distancing as a way of preventing the spread of Covid-19, according to housing authorities.
A total of 197 en-suite hotel rooms and 160 self-contained apartments in the city have become available for homeless families and individuals.
Making the announcement to city councillors, Eileen Gleeson, Director of the Dublin Region Homeless Executive (DRHE), and Brendan Kenny, Assistant Chief Executive of Dublin City Council, said this was the result of "very significant changes in the private property market".
Both hotels and short-term letting units have reported a huge drop in bookings as a result of Covid-19, and the DRHE had said previously that it hoped to use this as an opportunity.
A total of €170m was spent on homeless accommodation last year.
Another 300 "single occupancy beds" have also been created in the past two weeks, which means hostel users have a designated bed.
One-night only accommodation has been eliminated, and all hostel users can now stay 24 hours a day, with meals provided on site, which will minimise contact with others.
The extra accommodation for single people will reduce the need for sharing rooms in hostels and improve safe distancing options according to the briefing document.
It said homeless services have experienced an "unprecedented demand" in recent weeks.
However, the additional accommodation will allow hostels to provide isolation of suspected or confirmed cases of Covid-19.
"High risk" individuals are being identified and moved to "cocooning" facilities, it said.
The announcement comes after the closure on medical advice of facilities such as the Capuchin Day Centre, which provided sit down meals for hundreds of homeless people every day.
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Let's Take a Look at the 50th Anniversary Unrestored Print of 2001: A Space Odyssey
May 23, 2018 · by Supreme Being	· in Active Observation, I Like to Watch.	·
As any of you paying attention know, Christopher Nolan, long mysteriously compared to Stanley Kubrick, had Warner Brothers strike a new 70mm print of 2001: A Space Odyssey from the original camera negative and brought it to Cannes to celebrate its 50th anniversary and, presumably, to endure it being booed by half the crowd. Which is how I understand Cannes crowds roll.
Lucky for those of us unable to jaunt off to France for film festivals, the new print (or, perhaps, prints) is (are) touring the country.
Included is the Castro Theater in San Francisco, where it'll be playing over Memorial Day weekend for those SF Bay Area denizens who missed the handful of screenings held there over the past few days.
I saw it on Monday. In a word, it's glorious. It begins with this explainer:
For the first time since the original release, this 70mm print was struck from new printing elements made from the original camera negative. This is a true photochemical film recreation. There are no digital tricks, remastered effects, or revisionist edits. This is the unrestored film — that recreates the cinematic event that audiences experienced fifty years ago.
It's a 2001 for hipster film-nerds! Damn you to hell, revisionist digerati scum! Give us your photochemical film prints or give us death!
It looks beautiful, it sounds beautiful, the colors are rich, the blacks are so black you could fall in and be forever lost, there's nary a scratch to be seen, and when it shows at the San Francisco Alamo this July, I'm going to see it again.
But is it better than all of those other 35mm and 70mm prints I've been watching at least once a year for the past twenty-five years?
Tough to say. What I can say is that this new print is new and in 70mm and so pretty I want to take it home and curl up in bed with it and whisper sweet nothings into its perforations. Also, I can say that it's noticibly different. What I can't say is precisely how it's different. It just feels that way. The colors, overall, feel unlike I'm used to, in very subtle ways. Or at least in some places they do. Without a side-by-side comparison, it's not easy to say exactly what's going on here.
Oh, what's that? Someone made a side-by-side comparison of the 2007 blu-ray and shots from the trailer of the anniversary print? Great. Here it is:
Granted, this is on a computer, with shots taken from a trailer, so it may not be an exact reproduction of what the print looks like, but what it suggests isn't surprising, is it? The 2007 version leans heavily into cool blues, sharpness, and high contrast. Just like every new movie made in the past twenty years. Whereas the unrestored version looks like a movie of its era, rather than of ours. The whites aren't blue, there's greens and yellows, and in some sense it feels more welcoming to my eyes. "Come on in, eyes! Put your feet up. Have a drink. We're going to be here awhile."
As for past prints floating around, who knows whence they came and when they were struck? I've seen 70mm prints over the years advertised as "newly struck." Which negative did they use then?
For the present, none of that matters. What's important is that this beautiful print is out there, if you're lucky you live somewhere you can see it, and meanwhile there will no doubt be releasing a blu-ray of this version. I think, given the blu-ray comparison above, that I like this unrestored version better. I'm awfully sick of the obsession with blue, sharpness, and high contrast that typifies current digital cinematography. I like the softness of film, and I like colors other than blue. And orange.
Another thing about this unrestored release is that it's been publicized enough that people are actually bothering to see it. On a Monday night in San Francisco, the Castro was unusually crowded. 2001 plays there every year, I see it every year, and I've never seen a crowd this big. And on a Monday.
A guy sitting two seats over from me, clearly not used to seeing movies all by his lonesome, was feeling the need for pre-show chatter. "Ever seen this before?" he asked.
"I have. You?"
"First time. I read the book, though."
"You know, there's no HAL in the book."
"Wait, what? There isn't? I read it in high school and don't remember a thing. I think you'll like the movie."
"Didn't this guy direct a Tom Cruise movie?"
"Eyes Wide Shut?"
"That's it! I saw that one. Didn't think it was so good."
"It has its moments. But don't worry. 2001 is better."
He was fifty-ish. Don't think he sees much in the way of movies. Aside from Ready Player One. Said he liked the book better. When a pre-show slide came up advertising the coming-soon double bill of A Fistful of Dollars and Dirty Harry, and I recommended it to him, he said he'd never seen either one. "They're good," I opined.
"What's that first one? Never heard of it."
"A western. An Italian guy directed it. Great music. Actually, it's the movie that made Clint Eastwood famous."
"Dirty Harry…is that the one where he says 'Make my day'?"
"Not quite. That was one of the sequels."
"Oh yeah? There's sequels?"
"Like eight of them. At least."
"I didn't know they made sequels back then."
"Well. There's James Bond."
"Oh yeah, right. But that doesn't count. You know what, maybe I will see those Clint Eastwood movies."
"You should."
"Haven't seen a double feature since I was a kid. Actually, no, I came here, to the Castro, this one time a few years ago, and after the first movie I walked out, because I didn't know if I had to pay for the second one. You remember double features?"
At intermission he kept talking.
"I'm not used to movies being so slow."
"You just have to let it take you where it wants to go. Things get a bit crazier in the second half."
"So, you've seen this movie a few times?"
"I see it whenever it plays here."
"That takes some serious commitment."
"Well, not so much. It's just a movie I like. I like watching movies projected on film, and I can only do that in a theater. This theater, mostly. 2001 isn't the same on a television."
As the credits rolled I said, "What do you think? Not bad, is it?"
"Yeah, but what does it mean?"
"That's the part you have to figure out for yourself."
Walking out among the crowd, I overheard a lot of comments of the "what the hell was that?" variety from many who'd obviously never seen 2001 before. This is a good thing. That they finally saw it, and saw it the way it was meant to be seen, and that they were left feeling confused and tripped out and mystified and not at all sure of what they'd just witnessed. I'm guessing this is exactly how audiences felt 50 years ago.
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Zombo May 24, 2018 at 3:18 pm · · Reply →
You should have told the guy that "Dirty Harry" was Clint Eastwood's biopic of Truman.
I am stoked you got to see this in 70mm. I managed to catch "Aliens" and "Platoon" in that format a few decades ago in SJ, and both were quite the experience.
Supreme Being May 25, 2018 at 11:53 am · · Reply →
Dirty Harry, a humanistic picture about love and hippies and a busload of adorable kiddies set in San Francisco. Fun for the whole family!
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Anorak News | Kyron Horman: 8 years of hapless policing and accusations
Kyron Horman: 8 years of hapless policing and accusations
by Anorak | 30th, August 2018
We still don't know what happened to Kyron Horman, the 7-year-old boy who vanished on June 4 2010. We've covered the story in depth – the hapless police to the fore. This month the missing child was remembered at Kyron's Car Show held at the Golden Valley Brewery in Beaverton. The theme was child safety. But we don't know if Kyron was unsafe. His last confirmed sighting as at his school in Portland as he posed with his science project. That a safe space, right?
Since then: nothing. No sightings. No arrests. No new facts.
The press and police monstered Kyron's step-mother, Terri Horman. Known as Terri Lynn Moulton since her divorce from Kyron's father, she just remarried in Nevada. KGW says Terri married Jose De Jesus Vazquez Martinez on March 17 in Clark County, Nevada. She's now Terri Vazquez. Oregon Live reports: "Authorities have said she was the last person to see then-7-year-old Kyron before he went missing from his school in Northwest Portland in June 2010." Not exactly. She was last person we know to have seen him.
Such is the level of reporting on a case where the police kept a closed mind.
But something is coming. Kyron Horman's mother says "something big is coming". Desiree Young, for it is she, "has long stated her belief that the boy's former stepmother, Terri Horman, was responsible for his disappearance". Belief? What of the facts?
There is a $50,000 reward offered for information. Someone knows. Someone always knows.
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Envoys' spouses get immersed in local architecture
Spouses of ambassadors soaked in the spring view of the mountains from a hanok (traditional Korean house) at the Korea Furniture Museum in central Seoul, which was once used by a queen of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).
"For Koreans, our garden was not located within the walls of the house and its yard," said Park Jung-sun, director of Korea Furniture Museum in Seongbuk District, addressing around 20 spouses of ambassadors on Wednesday. "Our garden is as far as the eye can see."
The Ambassadors Spouses Association in Seoul (ASAS) held a Korean cultural immersion event for members of the association on Wednesday, which involved trying on hanbok, traditional Korean dress, and touring the Korea Furniture Museum to learn about the distinct characteristics of traditional Korean homes and furniture.
"Where you are sitting currently is the women's quarters of a hanok," Park said. "When she looks out the window, she sees the mountains at a distance and the nature. But as you can see, when she looks out the window to the left side, she has a clear view of the front yard of the house. So, in one place, she sees her dreams out one window, and her reality out of another one."
Empress Sunjeong (1894-1966), the last queen of Korea and wife of Emperor Sunjong (1874-1926), once sat in the same room of the hanok that the spouses of ambassadors sat. The hanok was once located slightly farther north than where it is today at the furniture museum. The museum bought the hanok in the 1990s, dissembled it and reassembled it on the museum grounds by 2003.
The one-hour museum tour also allowed the spouses to view and learn about some of the 2,000 pieces of furniture housed.
"Key words to understanding Korean traditional furniture is aesthetics, simplicity and practicality," Park said. "These wooden boxes, placed on top of each other to make one bookshelf, are made with Paulownia coreana, which explains its light weight, and are made just wide enough so that one can carry each box under one arm. Each box has a cover that does not fall out even when it is held at a tilt because it is designed to open with an upward push at the handle on the cover."
Most of the furniture was collected by the museum, which is privately run, whenever a hanok of substantial standing and history was sold throughout Korea during the rapid development of the 1960s and '70s, according to the museum.
The museum holds one-hour tours in Korean and English for 20,000 won ($17.20). Reservations are required.
As the spouses of ambassadors toured the museum, they drew parallels and differences between architecture found in their homelands.
"In Thailand, we also have traditional houses made out of wood, but they are elevated high above the ground to make way for the wind and to keep the houses safe from floods," said Porndee Lapisatepun, wife of the ambassador of Thailand to Korea. "It's fascinating to see the different materials used for houses across countries."
"Just sitting inside a hanok structure and smelling the wood, one gets the similar feeling of sitting inside a house in Austria or Norway," said Herta Solberg, wife of the ambassador of Norway. "It was great to find out that Koreans built their homes in a way that is not disruptive to nature but only to borrow from it, because architects in Europe are trying to achieve that as well."
"We generally participate in the global costumes festival organized by the Korean Cultural Association in the autumn, as it presents us an opportunity to experience wearing hanbok," said Flavia-Athena Kloos, wife of the ambassador of Romania to Korea and president of ASAS. "But then we thought, why not do it earlier in the year - so here we are, enjoying the spring in our hanbok and learning about Korean traditions and values."
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Nick Kyrgios believes that he'll be ready to take part in the U.S. Open scheduled for August, despite retiring in the first round of Wimbledon due to an injury.
Krygios' Wimbledon hopes were brought to a premature end after he retired injured during the opening round of Wimbledon after succumbing to the hip issue which had plagued him in the build-up to the tournament.
The 22-year old is continuing his rehabilitation back home in Australia.
In an interview with Sports24, he said, "I've been back home, putting my head down, doing all the right things to get healthy."
"I'm aiming for Washington in a couple of weeks in the US, so if everything goes well and I keep doing it, there's no reason why I can't be playing healthy in the next couple of weeks."
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The Titanic Sinking
The Titanic's maiden voyage
The iceberg collision
The sinking and rescue
The Death Toll
The official death toll
The revised death toll
The first-class survivors
The second-class survivors
The third-class survivors
How many people survived the Titanic sinking? It's a question that has been debated for years. Some estimate that as many as 700 people survived, while others believe that the number is closer to 500.
It is estimated that only 706 people survived the Titanic sinking. The Titanic was a luxury British steamship that was carrying 2,224 passengers and crew when it hit an iceberg and sank on April 15, 1912. Out of the 2,224 people on board, 1,517 people lost their lives in the tragedy.
On April 15 1912, the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg, killing over 1,500 people. This was one of the deadliest maritime disasters in history. So, how many people actually survived the Titanic sinking? Let's take a look.
The Titanic set sail on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England on April 10 1912, heading for New York City in the United States. She carried 2,224 passengers and crew on board.
The ship hit an iceberg at 11:40 pm on April 14 1912, and she began to sink. There were not enough lifeboats on board to save everyone, and 1,514 people lost their lives in the disaster.
Many people survived the initial sinking of the Titanic, but due to the cold water and exposure, only 705 people were alive when rescuers arrived.
At 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912, the Titanic—laden with 2,224 passengers and crew—hit an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland. The impact tore a gash in the ship's hull, and over the next two hours and 40 minutes, the "unsinkable" vesselThis sinking of the Titanic resulted in the deaths of more than 1,500 people, making it one of the deadliest maritime disasters in history.
So how many people survived the Titanic sinking? Only 705 people were rescued from the lifeboats, and another body was recovered later. That means that more than 1,500 people perished when the ship went down.
On the night of April 14, 1912, the Titanic hit an iceberg and began to sink.
The ship had been on its maiden voyage from Southampton, England to New York City, and was carrying 2,224 passengers and crew.
When the ship went down, 1,514 people lost their lives.
It took two hours and forty minutes for the Titanic to sink.
The last lifeboats left the ship with only 705 people aboard.
Rescue ships did not arrive until early morning on April 15.
Of the 2,224 people on board the Titanic, only 705 survived.
On April 15, 1912, the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg, resulting in the deaths of 1,500 passengers and crew members. This was one of the deadliest maritime disasters in history. In this article, we'll take a look at the death toll of the Titanic and some of the factors that contributed to it.
The official death toll of the Titanic sinking was 1,517 people.
However, the real death toll is thought to be around 2,200 people, as many of the third-class passengers were never recorded and their bodies were never recovered.
Around 700 people were rescued from the water or from lifeboats.
In total, there were an estimated 2,800 to 3,500 people on board the Titanic when she sunk.
The Titanic sank on April 15, 1912, and over 1,500 people lost their lives in the disaster. For years, the official death toll was thought to be 1,517, but a recent study has revised that number downwards to around 1,490.
The new figure is based on a more thorough analysis of passenger and crew lists, as well as survivors' accounts. It takes into account the fact that some people who were thought to have perished may have actually survived – perhaps by getting on a lifeboat or being rescued from the water – while others who were originally thought to have survived may have actually died.
The revised death toll is still an estimate, as there are many variables that can't be accounted for with certainty, but it provides a more accurate picture of how many people lost their lives in this tragedy.
When the Titanic hit an iceberg and began sinking on April 15, 1912, more than 1,500 people lost their lives. But some 705 people were rescued from the frigid waters by the crews of the RMS Carpathia and other nearby ships. Here's a look at the stories of some of those survivors.
There were 706 people in first class when the Titanic sank. Of these, 118 survived, for a first-class survival rate of 16.7%.First-class passenger survivors included some of the richest and most famous people on board the Titanic.
Out of the 712 second-class passengers, 200 survived. The second-class passengers were not given a fair chance at survival. Only 20 lifeboats were available for them, and those were lowered half-full. The rule of "women and children first" did not apply to second-class women, and very few second-class children survived. In addition, the officers in charge of the lifeboats were all first-class passengers who may have been more likely to prioritize fellow members of their class.
Of the 706 third-class passengers on board the Titanic, only 179 survived. Women had a significantly better chance of survival than men —136 women and 43 men in third class made it to lifeboats. Just over half of all third-class children survived, while only a quarter of the third-class adult male passengers lived.
Researchers believe that many of the third-class passengers may have gone down with the ship because they were unaware of the danger or unable to reach the deck in time. Others may have stayed behind to help women and children into lifeboats. The heroic acts of these unsung heroes will never be known for certain.
In conclusion, 1,503 people lost their lives when the Titanic sank on April 15th 1912. Only 706 people survived the disaster. Of those who survived, the overwhelming majority were men (442 out of 706). Women and children had priority when it came to boarding the lifeboats but this still didn't save them from the high death toll.
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Key To Making Good Gay Friends? Just Give It Time.
Do you make friends easily? Some of us seem to have the gene that allows us to talk to anyone, any where, and any time and that's great, but does that help make a friend? Will you meet those chatters again and again and become really good acquaintances and then friends or besties for life?
When I moved to Florida, I made some quick friends that were friends of other friends. Some lasted, while others, it took me a little longer to realize they were not the right fit as friends and some, not even acquaintances.
A recent post in The Journal of Social and Personal Relationship by Jeffrey Hall elaborated on something we all know, there are layers of friendships – acquaintances, casual friends, friends and good friends. But one new aspect I never thought of was that there are limits to the number of people that we can accommodate in any one layer.
Get my abacus out! The study shares some numbers I need to think about!
50 – Then there's everyone else that deserves a "friend" label.
150 – Apparently our brain is limited to this number for meaningful relationships.
Well if you like 5s, then you've won!
Besides defining the layers of friendships, Hall also mentions the variable of time in regard to the friend-making process.
Hall set out to quantify the requirements of friendship in two separate studies. The first included 355 adults who had relocated to a new place within the previous six months. Hall asked them to identify someone new they had met. It couldn't be a family member, romantic interest, or someone they'd known previously. The participants specified where they met this person, how much time they'd spent together the previous week and how much time they spent together in a typical week. They also categorized the person somewhere on the scale from acquaintance to best friend.
The more time you spend with someone leads to differing levels of friendship. This could be a DUH! moment for many of us, but then again, it may be important to reflect on these numbers.
Hall found that it took about 50 hours of interaction to move from acquaintance to casual friend, about 90 hours to move from casual friend to friend, and more than 200 hours to qualify as a best friend.
Of course, this does not mean that if you spend all this time with someone, you will become besties just because the clock says so. Some people we are just stuck with, may it be a coworker or a roommate and lord knows, there are many coworkers we will never move into any of the layers of friendships.
Why do we care about these results? I think they are rather interesting and lead to reflection.
After I moved to Florida, I was looking to make new friends. Yes, I already knew it takes time to do so. We all do have that one friend that was 'best-friends at first exchange." Those may have happened and I may be at my 5 limit already, but I was looking to increase my good friends number up to 15 to match Hall's projection.
I was getting close to moving some people from the acquaintance realm to the 15 good friends category, but then I hung out with them a little longer, had some exchanges on Facebook and … delete. What is peculiar is that it was about the 50 hour mark over a year's amount of time, if I had to add it all up.
Losing those friend, not just keeping them at the acquaintance level, but dropping them out of the 150 members club completely was a little upsetting. I knew that they would never come back in. I burned that bridge, but they and their issues helped make that separation permanent. It was upsetting because, yes, it does take that much time vetting someone, but in the end, time spent helps to lessen issues in the future.
Do you agree with Hall's findings? Do you have your 5 / 15 / 50 / 150?
Is it harder to make good gay friends?
Looking at your friendships and all of their levels, are fellow LGBTQ+ers a majority or minority of that magical 150?
Do you personally have peeps from the L, the G, the B, the T, the Q, the + as your friends? Or are they all from one letter?
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2021 Presidents Cup Predictions and Odds
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2021 Presidents Cup – Odds
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2021 Presidents Cup – Event Information
Currently scheduled for 2021, the Presidents Cup could be postponed depending on how the professional golf calendar sorts itself after the coronavirus pandemic.
With a real chance of the Ryder Cup moving to 2021, the 14th Presidents Cup could move to 2022.
For now, the event retains its original 2021 slot, and is scheduled to begin on September 30 in Charlotte.
When September 30 to October 3
Where Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, NC
The Course 71-par, 7,600 yards
2021 Presidents Cup Format
The 2021 Presidents Cup will likely retain the format from the last three editions of the tournament.
This means that 30 points will be in play, with the winner needing at least 15.5. The tournament consists of 5 foursomes or 5 four-balls on days 1 and 2, with 4 foursomes and 4 four-balls on day 3 and finally, 12 singles matches on the last day.
Recapping the 2019 Presidents Cup
The United States team trailed for most of the event, with the International team leading the score at the end of all three days.
However, the visiting team rallied back on day 4. Led by captain Tiger Woods, the American team defeated the International team 8-4 in singles.
At the end of the final day, the US team had successfully defended its Presidents Cup title with a final score of 16-14.
2021 Presidents Cup United States Team
Although it's a bit too early to guess the American lineup, it will be interesting to watch which top players are going to miss out on the selection.
In 2019, then world number 1 Brooks Koepka did not participate in the tournament because of a knee injury.
Tiger Woods was named the team captain for 2019 but has yet to announce his decision for 2021. Woods led the American team as its top performer with a perfect 3-0-0 record.
Playing on home soil, the United States team is the clear favorite to win the Presidents Cup for the 12th time.
2021 Presidents Cup International Team
The International team came close to winning its second-ever Presidents Cup.
Four-time major champion Ernie Els announced that he will not return for a second stint as the captain. The South African star earned plenty of praise for his job but still decided against a return for 2021.
Abraham Ancer surprisingly led the team with a 3-1-1 record, his only loss coming on the final day against Woods. Rising star Im Sung-jae also had a 3-1-1 record.
The International team has yet to announce its new captain.
Once again, it will be an uphill battle for the visiting team, which holds an overall record of 1-11-1.
FAQ – What You Need to Know About the 2021 Presidents Cup
When is the 2021 Presidents Cup?
The 2021 Presidents Cup will be played from September 30 to October 3, but could be postponed to 2022 depending on what happens to the 2020 Ryder Cup date.
Who won the 2019 Presidents Cup?
The United States team won the 2019 Presidents Cup after a comeback during the final day, clinching its 11th title.
Who are the 2021 Presidents Cup captains?
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Blog Quick Quotes: Card Inspiration with Louise!
Good morning Quick Quotes readers, I hope you are all having a great summer!
Louise here with a quick summer themed card that I made using the Anchors Aweigh and Navigator collections.
I used the Anchors Aweigh 108 paper for the background and added a horizontal stripe from the Navigator 102 paper.
I like the look of brads with these nautical themed papers but didn't want the backs of the brads poking the recipient inside the card. I solved this problem by attaching these 2 papers with the brads before adhering them to the card base.
The blue circle with the Anchor is from the Navigator 12" x 12" Quotes and Phrases sheet.
The larger sentiment, which is from the Navigator Quotes and Phrases strip, is adhered with raised foam to give the card more dimension.
The edges of all of the papers and sentiments are inked with PowderPuff Chalk Ink in Deep Sea.


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Eight people were found dead overnight in an apparent mass murder and suicide and one person was shot and wounded in rural southern Missouri, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said on Friday.
All seven people were believed shot by one man, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to a statement by the highway patrol. One elderly woman was found dead of what appeared to be natural causes during the investigation.
The events unfolded around 10 p.m. Thursday night when the Texas County Sheriff's Department responded to a call about a disturbance involving a weapon at a residence in the unincorporated community of Tyrone. A girl called authorities, saying she had fled to a neighbour's house after hearing gunshots at the home.
Deputies found two dead in that residence. After further investigation, authorities said they found five more victims and one person who was wounded in three other homes in Tyrone. The wounded person was taken to an area hospital.
A 36-year-old man from Tyrone, considered the suspect in the case, was found dead in a vehicle in nearby Shannon County. It appeared the man shot himself, the highway patrol said. He was not immediately identified.
"In our job we see a lot of bad stuff and this is bad," said Highway Patrol spokesman Jeff Kinder.
Kinder said authorities were notifying relatives of the victims. Police did not yet know how the victims were related and were seeking a motive for the killings.
Houston School District Superintendent Scott Dill said the killings shocked the small community.
"My students and my teachers are very upset. I have a lot of very upset children," Dill said. "Everybody knows everybody here. We all cry together."
The Houston School district in Texas County has about 1,100 students. Texas County has a population of roughly 24,000 people.
The killings took place in a thinly populated, rural part of the state, near the Mark Twain National Forest. The region is known to attract tourists for its hunting, camping, and river rafting.