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In the middle of last week I was expecting an important call. It didn't come. Then someone said they'd been trying to get me on the phone and couldn't. It turns out I've got a line fault. And OpenReach's response so far is an object lesson in to how to get things wrong.
First off, the fault results in the caller hearing a ringing tone but nothing ringing at this end. This means the caller simiply thinks your not answering. BT's automated system quickly identified that the line wasn't working, but I had to ask that callers got an "out-of-order" message. Is OpenReach reluctant to admit that it's lines could be faulty?
The line provides VDSL and an analogue telephone, which goes in to a PABX. Therefore its lack of dial tone wasn't noticed; the PABX simply skips until it finds a working line when you're making an outside call. But on plugging a handset direct to the line, it's as dead as a doornail. No voltage across A-B, no dial tone, no crackle. Nothing. Except, strangely, the VDSL is still working.
Now anyone with half a brain will realise that the pair is good, and the fault is going to be in the street box or exchange. My guess is that it's in the green cabinet up the road where my line connects to the FTTC service.
So, several days pass and I notice it hasn't been fixed. Then I get a call (on one of the remaining working lines) from BT; an obviously foreign accent. Apparently they have determined that there is a fault outside of the exchange (and by implication in my cabling). It's not with me. The first thing anyone would do is disconnect the PABX and the VDSL modem (and its filter) and test the incoming socket. Just try explaining this to an overseas call centre reading from a script. To humour the hapless fool I eventually I again removed the NTE5 face plate (she didn't even know what an NTE5 was!) and plugged a handset direct in to the incoming socket. Only then would she agree to send an "engineer" to look at it.
I did explain exactly where the fault was likely to be (remember, the VDSL hasn't been interrupted – it's not difficult to work it out). Apparently an engineer is now booked for Monday afternoon. I pointed out that he'd need to call me to get access, should it be needed (it shouldn't) but I'm not sure she took it in.
And then, insult to injury, she sent a text message to the landline!
I told them about the fault days ago, and exactly what the problem was. It was flagged as fault on their own self-diagnostic. And OpenReach couldn't even mark the line as out-of-order to callers until I moaned at them. BT makes a lot of money implementing overseas call centres. Yet even they can't get them to work on a human level.
In a move of spectacular incompetence, BT Broadband has hacked the HTTP data stream to customers in order to pop up a message concerning it's "Parental Controls". It's done this without seeking any permission from the customer, and to add insult to injury, the code they're injecting is buggy.
The injected popup says "How to protect your family online with BT Parental Controls", with an "Are you keeping your family safe?" online in order to worry the ignorant. It goes on "Safeguard all the computers, tablets and phones(sic) connected to your Home Hub". The "Home Hub" is the weak and feeble excuse for a router they send you "free" when you sign up, and which anyone who knows anything about networking will have kept in the shrink wrap.
As you can see from the pop-up above , there is a "No thanks" option, but it simply doesn't work. Several commonly used websites such as Amazon have become unusable as a result – you just can't get rid of the BT popup. Even clicking on "Yes please, Set it up" leads you nowhere except to a login to which the credentials are a mystery. Quite possibly because I'm not one of the lusers with a "Home Hub" (or business hub).
And this is on a standard Windoze 7 PC running the current version of the Chrome browser. And no software firewall to blame it on.
I called BT to complain and ask for it to be removed. They don't even know what I'm talking about, which is odd because there was a spate of this stupidity earlier in the year. Fortunately they stopped before a full roll-out, but you can't keep a good idiot now – the same idiot has resurrected the idea and rolled it out, possibly wholesale this time. Whoever it was should be publicly named and sacked.


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I remember it as if it were yesterday. We board the troops in South Hampton. We all thought this was the invasion as the troops were armed and had hand grenades hanging from their jackets. We put out into the Channel and our LST, the 515, was the flagship. We awakened at some time around 02:00 by the alarm of General Quarters. I grabbed my life jacket and went to my battle station which was a 20mm gun, amidships on the port side. When I went out on deck, I couldn't believe how dark it was. Literally, you could not see your hand in front of your face. Then the Germans started shooting flares over our ships and illuminated our convoy. One of my shipmates, Gilley, said a torpedo had passed under our ship. I looked aft and saw one of our LSTs get hit. A fire ball rose 60 to 70 feet in the air. Our radar gave us the German positions and we started to return fire. I vividly remember the German tracers were light green while our tracers were red. The convoy was given orders to scatter and the battle was over before we knew it. As it was approaching daylight, our captain, John Doyle, decided to stay on station to pick up survivors. "We came here to fight the Germans and we will stay here and fight!" he ordered. We threw cargo nets over the side to pick up survivors. Many of the crew went down the nets to assist the survivors. A fellow crew member named Gerhard Jensen, from Norway, and I worked side by side. I recall that he was a rather big man and very strong. I wrapped my legs around the cargo net so as not to fall in myself. I believe he and I picked up four or five survivors. I don't remember the exact number of troops our ship picked out of the water, but I believe it was around 170. We put back into port and the wounded were transferred to the hospital. The medical personnel were ordered, under threat of court martial, not to ask anybody as to what happened. It was imperative that the Germans did not know what we were doing.
Remember When - Written by Paul Gerolstein, Sr.
World War II had just begun.
The men came running from far and near.
We left our loved ones with a saddened heart.
On mighty ships as part of the crew.
And we manned the guns like I knew we would.
Brought in the troops and the wounded out.
And victory was ours when the enemy fell.
But that was years, long gone by.
When we think of them now, it brings a tear to your eye.
And we lost some sight along the way.
But we who are left can stand real tall.
Because we were there and can say to one and all….
When we served our country as fighting men.


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Norman, Ludvig: Pieces for Piano and Orchestra
Ludvig Norman
Ture Rangström
Adolf Wiklund
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CDS 1095-2 Pieces for Piano and Orchestra. Ludvig Norman (1831-1885) - Concert piece for piano and Orchestra Op 54; Ture Rangström (1884-1947) - Ballade for Piano and Orchestra; Adolf Wiklund (1879-1950) - Concert piece for piano and Orchestra Op.1
Ludvig Norman's musical talent was obvious already in his younger teenage. He studied music theory with the composer Adolf Fredrik Lindblad, and piano with the Dutch-born pianist Jan van Boom. The concert piece for Piano and orchestra was composed in 1850 while studying in Leipzig. One can certainly hear the impression the 19 year old Norman got from Robert Schumann, but yet we meet a young, promising Swedish composer who is skilful at instrumentation with a sure sense of form.
Ture Rangström's music can be characterized as dramatic and suggestive with wide contrasts. He is absolutely one of the most original Swedish composers of all time. The Ballad for piano and orchestra was composed in 10 days in the origial key of F minor but was never performed in this version. 28 years later he revised it and transponded it to E minor and made rather major alterations. How much we don't know as the original score has not been found, maybe distroyed by the composers himself.
Adolf Wiklund studied in Stockholm and got a degree as an organist and also took lessons in composition and Piano. After some 9 years in Paris and Berlin he moved back to Stockholm where he became conductor of the Royal Opera. His Concert piece for piano and orchestra has Opus 1 and was composed in his first year abroad. The detailed and virtuosic piano part with extensive cascades of chordal figurations disclose that Wiklund was himself a brilliant pianist.
Ludvig Norman (1831-1885)
Concert piece for piano and Orchestra Op 54
Ture Rangström (1884-1947)
Ballade for Piano and Orchestra
Adolf Wiklund (1879-1950)
Concert piece for piano and Orchestra Op.1

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DSbD Technology Access Programme Open Call
Digital Catapult invites technology developers to experiment with a new prototype processor technology jointly developed by Arm and the University of Cambridge that enables a radical improvement in the security of software and computing infrastructure.
Through this programme, Digital Catapult invites technology developers to experiment with a new prototype processor technology jointly developed by Arm and the University of Cambridge that enables a radical improvement in the security of software and computing infrastructure.
The Digital Security by Design Technology Access Programme is an awareness and experimentation programme that aims to address many of the digital security challenges faced by embedded product and software companies related to memory safety/vulnerabilities.
The 6-month programme allows participants to access, trial and experiment with the prototype CHERIbased Morello evaluation board and software alongside funding and technical expertise.
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As a young lady choosing what to wear, when it came to exposing flesh, I was always told by my mother that "less is more." (That and my life wouldn't be worth living if my father ever saw me wearing that in public).
In any event, that adage holds true in litigation as well. Less really is more when it comes to exposing yourself to liability.
The reality is accidents will happen; things will go wrong; mistakes will be made, the unexpected will occur, and problems you've never even anticipated will crop up. Such is the nature of life.
When these things happen, people often come to their lawyers for assistance. However, lawyers don't just need to play a role when things go wrong. According to another old adage; "forewarned is forearmed." Effective lawyers can identify and plug the holes which may expose you to litigation before an adverse event happens.
Take, for example, the employment contract.
Do you give one to your employees? Many don't and assume that obligations between employer and employee stem naturally or are implied by law, in the nature of fiduciary duties.
However, the employer and employee relationship is not a recognised category of fiduciary relationships. Accordingly, whether or not an employee owes a fiduciary duty to their employer turns on the facts of each case.
A recent High Court decision in Commonwealth Bank of Australia –v- Barker  HCA 32, further exemplifies the importance of an effective employment contract in protecting your rights and minimising your exposure to litigation.
In Barker the question before the court on appeal, was whether an employment contract contained an implied term of mutual trust and confidence that the parties will not, without reasonable cause, conduct themselves in a manner likely to destroy or seriously damage the relationship of trust and confidence between them.
The Court found that, in the absence of an express term in an employment contract, the Court would not imply such a term.
The lesson learned from Barker is that the employment relationship is governed by the employment contract and the terms contained within it. Employers should ensure their employment contracts and the express terms within them are comprehensive. In doing so, and in the event of an issue arising, the employment contract may very well be called upon to determine the dispute.
But what about hiring practices?
In Willmott –v- Woolworths Ltd  QCAT 601, QCAT found that Woolworths had breached anti-discrimination legislation without necessarily intending to do so. A prospective employee brought a claim against Woolworths because the on-line job application form required him to state his gender, date of birth and confirm his ability to lawfully work in Australia. The applicant claimed that the requirement to supply this information breached Queensland's Anti-discrimination Act by unnecessarily requesting information during the recruitment process which could form the basis for discrimination.
The applicant was awarded $5,000 and highlights how easily employers can breach anti-discrimination legislation without even intending to.
In light of anti-discrimination legislation and the new Federal privacy requirements, it's important to consider what information you're requesting from individuals during an application process to ensure that it's both lawful and necessary for the task at hand.
If you lease or rent equipment to other parties, then what protections are in place to prevent that party making off with your goods? Or selling those goods to another? Or your goods being seized to pay that person's creditors?
The last example may occur in circumstances where you have loaned goods to a tenant who is in breach of their lease. If the landlord locks the tenant out and takes possessions of the chattels on the premises, who has a legal right to the goods? In the absence of a PPSR security interest in your favour, it may be the case that your equipment becomes the property of the landlord or someone else.
An effectively drafted waiver can provide protection from liability in the event of personal injury occurring on your property or arising from your business or conduct.
…Or make you think that the only think lawyers do is look for ways to sue people.
However, the reality is that our society is becoming increasingly litigious.
Often, being proactive in minimising your exposure to liability and litigation can save you a lot of trouble down the road. It also pays to keep up to date with changes in law. Consulting with your lawyer now may save you thousands of dollars later. We may not be able to erase all risk or exposure, but we can minimise it as much as legally possible.
Simply put, let us take the worry of the "what ifs" from you. That way, you can go about your business with confidence that, even though the vicissitudes of life will still occur, your exposure to legal risk and liability is minimised as much as possible.


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CRN Honors Arcserve's CEO Brannon Lacey as an Innovator on its 2022 Top 100 Executives List
CRN's annual list recognizes forward-thinking technology leaders who are dedicated to the channel and taking bold actions in an ever-evolving landscape
Eden Prairie, MN – August 11, 2022 – Arcserve, the world's most experienced provider of backup, recovery and immutable storage solutions for unified data resilience against ransomware and disasters, today announced that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has recognized Brannon Lacey, CEO, on its 2022 Top 100 Executives list in the Innovators category.
CRN acknowledges forward-thinking and innovative technology leaders like Lacey on its annual list to recognize their commitment and dedication to the channel through solution-provider-focused strategies and a willingness to help organizations better protect themselves and their customers in an ever-increasing threat landscape. The publication named Lacey one of the Top 25 IT Innovators of 2022. The ability to drive innovation for technology products, solutions, and services is the hallmark of CRN's Top 25 IT Innovators of 2022 list.
CRN's Top 100 Executives list highlights the executives shaking up the status quo, supporting channel partners, and placing big bets on where the market is headed. CRN commends these visionaries across four subcategories: the 25 Most Influential Executives, Top 25 Channel Sales Leaders, Top 25 IT Innovators, and Top 25 Disruptors. Each subcategory has its own set of strengths that positively impact the IT channel.
With Lacey at the helm, Arcserve is poised to rapidly expand and cement its position as a global top five data protection vendor. Arcserve brings much-needed data and business certainty to organizations of all sizes worldwide through the broadest set of best-in-class business continuity solutions available on the market.
Lacey joined Arcserve in October 2021 following Arcserve's merger with StorageCraft in March of the same year. As a 20-year technology industry veteran, Arcserve benefits from his extensive experience and success in building high-performance global software, cloud, cybersecurity, and infrastructure organizations.
Before joining Arcserve, Lacey was president of PeopleScout, the world's largest Recruitment Process Outsourcing firm, where he oversaw the organization's rapid digital transformation and global expansion. Previous roles include global SVP & general manager of Application Services with Rackspace, one of the world's largest managed service providers; principal at Samsung Ventures, where he was responsible for venture capital investments in the mobility space; and president of Benefits Solutions, a $2 billion business segment of human capital provider Alight.
Said Lacey: "It's an honor to be named a Top 25 Innovator on CRN's list of Top 100 Executives and a privilege to be working alongside Arcserve's exceptionally talented leadership team. With its world-class employees, technologies, partners, and investors, Arcserve is destined to do great things. I'm excited and proud to lead this organization as we invest in and focus on aggressive and sustainable global market growth."
Blaine Raddon, CEO of The Channel Company: "Winning leaders embrace innovation while going all-in with partners in their commitment to accelerating business growth and digital transformation for their customers. Their exceptional vision, know-how, and execution contributed significantly to the strength of their companies, partners, customers, and the IT channel. Congratulations to all included on the CRN 2022 Top 100 Executives list for successfully bringing channel-focused innovation to the market, enabling new growth opportunities, and producing one channel success story after another."
The Top 100 Executives list will be featured in the August 2022 issue of CRN Magazine and online at www.CRN.com/Top100.
About Arcserve
Arcserve, a top 5 data protection vendor and unified data resilience platform provider, offers the broadest set of best-in-class solutions to manage, protect, and recover all data workloads, from SMB to enterprise, regardless of location or complexity. Arcserve solutions eliminate complexity while bringing best-in-class, cost-effective, agile, and massively scalable data protection and certainty across all data environments. This includes on-prem, off-prem (including DRaaS, BaaS, and Cloud-to-Cloud), hyper-converged, and edge infrastructures. The company's nearly three decades of award-winning IP, plus a continuous focus on innovation, means that partners and customers, including MSPs, VARs, LARs, and end-users, are assured of the fastest route to next-generation data workloads and infrastructures. A 100% channel-centric organization, Arcserve has a presence in over 150 countries, with 19,000 channel partners helping to protect 235,000 customers' critical data assets. Explore more at arcserve.com and follow @Arcserve on Twitter.
Jock Breitwieser
jock.breitwieser@arcserve.com


Here is a video report on a 51 year-old Memphis man who beat a burglary attacker into submission with a staple gun after the attacker entered his home and began punching him in the face. The homeowner was set up by the female cousin of the attacker. When he walked her to the door to let her out of his home, the attacker rushed in punching him in the face and armed with a stun gun. The homeowner fought with the attacker across the house and managed to grab a staple gun which was in a chair. He beat the attacker with it, dragged him outside, and tied him to a fence until police arrived.
"The only way to bring him into understanding is by putting the pain on him and understand that everybody understands pain." . . . . "I had to give him to understand that it wasn't nice to walk into a man's house and take advantage of a man. I might be an old man, but I'm a man!"
Both the attacker and the woman who set him up are under arrest.
I hope he watches his back, That kid looks like the type that goes for revenge.


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Q: Jupyter Lab, R kernel - Wanted: to prevent Jupyter from opening the R help server Unfortunately, I made a change to the Jupyter Lab settings recently.  Jupyter had never been able to access the remote R help server.  Usually this was never an issue because most help files are displayed in Jupyter.  The way help is called on a function or method  is typing:  ?question. The "question" being the name of an R function or method. Ex.  ?plot
Infrequently one of the R packages will not list its help in Jupyter and instead try to open the remote R help server.  This has never worked in the past. The tab for a remote server never opened.  This has never really been an issue until recently.  Recently I decided to "fix" this issue and spent a good deal of time looking up the solution.  I made this "fix" and Jupyter began working properly to open the remote R help server.  But the fix is a problem that is way too obnoxious.
Each time I type the question mark in Jupyter, Jupyter causes the browser to open a new tab for the remote R help server.  It is impossible to type fast enough after typing typing the ?.  Once the ? is typed, the typing is interupted while the browser opens a new R server help website.  As soon as returning to the typing, another browser tab opens and interrupts the typing .
It is impossible to finish typing the name of a function after the ? without having multiple interruptions to the typing while multiple new windows are opened in the browser at the R help server website.  By the time I've finished typing:  ?ppp, there will the 5 interruptions and new browser tabs opened. If I typed slowly, there may be 10 - 12 interruptions and 10 new tabs opened at the R help server.
How to prevent Jupyter from trying to access the remote R help server every time the ? is typed when looking up a description of a function?    How to get back to that happy place I had before I'd made whatever change that caused this nightmare to happen?

A: Solved my own question.
This issue had nothing to do with R.  I assumed I had changed a configuration in R, but that was not the case. This was an issue I had caused when I had changed a setting in Jupyter lab.
I can say with certainty this issue was definitely caused when I changed the "Contextual Help" setting under the Commands tab in Jupyter.  This setting is related to the Contextual Help selection found under the Help tab.  And this setting was causing multiple  R help server tabs to open in the browser after I typed: ?
Upon rediscovering this Jupyter setting today I recalling that I had been down this path before.  I selected "Contextual Help".  Jupyter auto restarted and the issue went away.  I can gladly say that I can perform search again for the description of an R function: Ex ?plot ,and receive the description of this function within Jupyter the same as before. I no longer have the issue of the browser opening or multiple new tabs at the remote R help server after typing ?

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I was terribly behind with my Thanksgiving planning this year...terribly.
However, lucky for me, this year my husband did the turkey, and he also did the menu planning. He took the week off and was great at getting the recipes planned, the turkey brined, and the stuffing started.
Me: I had some cooking assignments; but, mainly, my job has always been laying the table.
I usually enjoy laying the table. I always do it a few days ahead of time so I can make sure some me-time is left over.
This year though, I just didn't have a moment to get it done. And, well, I assumed that because I've done this so many times I could easily whip it together in no time.
Of course, that's not how things worked out.
I stewed and fussed on that table for about two and a half hours Wednesday night, but I didn't like anything I laid out. I was tired, totally zapped of any creative energy, and frustrated that I couldn't make anything I had look good.
I hadn't bought any pumpkins this year because I kept thinking I'd get them later, but "later" never came. Plus, because I'm a fan of keeping things simple (and I always hate throwing away tons of pumpkins after Thanksgiving), I thought I'd do something different to change things up a bit.
Later that evening, after spending more time than I thought would be necessary decorating the tabletop, my daughter arrived at the house. Her reaction: "It looks nice."
"Nice"...no one likes to hear "nice".
But she was right. It wasn't WOW-worthy. Something was missing.
Before she could say anything more, I realized what I needed to do.
The next morning I'd go to the market to pick up some pumpkins.
NOTHING. Every single pumpkin had been sold. I needed to figure out a plan B, fast.
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I really wasn't sure if I wanted to write something. I went through so much right before you were gone that I wrote and wrote and it did nothing. At that time I think I was just numb. I didn't feel anything or I was not allowing myself to feel anything out of fear. I was terrified of what might come out. I always saw you as this strong going to live forever presence in my life. I needed that from you, but I know it would have been selfish. You always told me that you weren't going to live forever when I joked that you had too. So many times I have wanted to just go sit on the steps of the house or on the couch where we spent so much time together laughing and talking. I even go to pick up the phone to call you when I need to talk. I wanted it to not be real. I still talk to you all the time, but it isn't the same. I know you lived a long, full, and happy life. Everything that you said you wanted in life you received. That is not something many of us can say. I admired that about you. Life was very simple and not complicated for you. I tried to breathe that in when I was around you.
Having to watch you go was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do in my life. I am not even sure where the strength came from to do it. Normally, my reaction would have been to crawl into a deep dark hole and just be alone. Something told me I could not do that this time. I had to be there with you and for you. I wanted to be there in those last moments no matter how heartbreaking and painful it was, but it did not compare to what you were going through. I remember combing your hair and taking care of you while I was visiting you in the hospital. It was only fitting the way you always took care of me and listened. No matter what mess I might have been in or felt like, you somehow made me feel normal. I always left you feeling happy, smiling, and laughing. The fact that it is the anniversary of your death has me thinking and almost reliving those last few days I got to spend with you. I knew. I just knew that are time together was going to be very short at that moment. I struggle everyday with missing you and thinking of you, but I am making it through my days with whatever grace I can. My life has changed since you have been gone. It has changed in so many amazing ways. I wish you were here for them and could see, but I know you can still see me and all that I am working on doing. Today I am struggling while trying not to fall off the path I have created for myself. Taking it day by day and step by step, but during a time like this is the hardest.
I wish I could pick up the phone right now as I desperately need it. I feel that that little girl in grandmas arms. I miss my hand in yours and feeling that love. I thought about visiting the cemetery, but not ready for that yet. I will go back to that day and that time and that wound is healing. I know you are not there, and I can feel your presence anywhere. When I feel I can't breathe, I try to remember your words and example. I am not sure I can be as content as I know you were, but I do know we were very much alike in so many ways. Whatever was thrown your way you handled with grace. I...not so much all the time. You are still there when I need you to be in my heart. I hear that whisper in my head. They say time heals all wounds, but I don't think it has to do much with time anymore. I think we have to put effort into healing ourselves. There are so many outlets and people to reach out too. One thing I am bad at is reaching out. You know this, and I am working on that.
I know you would be proud, but I also know you were always proud of anything I did and you made sure I knew it. It could have been so simple and you would have been so excited for me as if I won some great prize. It made me feel so loved. You were always honest with me even when it was not what I necessarily wanted to hear. I know I was not perfect, but you never felt the need to bring up anything negative. You always saw the positive no matter what the situation. You are and were the definition of love to me. I always thought I wasn't exactly sure what it was or what it meant. Never was into much affection growing up except with select people. I believe it was because of that my heart jumped and beat the way it did.
I realized there is no way I could be lost on what love truly is and feels like when your blood ran through my veins. You lived in my heart and always will, so my heart is filled with so much of it that I just never recognized before the way I do now. I did not need to learn it. I just needed to remember I am part of you along with so many other people. That was enough for me to understand how to accept it and return it. Love is what got me through those last moments with you. Though you could not speak, I know you knew I was there holding your hand. The tears did not flow because I knew I had to be strong for you. It was not my time to weep just yet. When I allowed myself too, it would not come out. It happens at random times where they flow as if I have never shed a tear before.
I can't explain it all here, but one day I will tell you all about it. Life is certainly not the same. I lost a piece of me and a piece of my heart for a while, but I am slowly finding the pieces and putting them back together. I feel a hole was left, but each day it gets easier as I see you everywhere and smile. I laugh at the memories because I laughed with you like nobody else. Our time was special enough to hold me for a very long time. Your love was something I can't explain. It did for me what it was intended for a grandmothers love to do. You were so much more than that to me. You were every relationship I needed in my life all wrapped into one. I ache, but I am healing. I am finding that journey to be fulfilling more than I ever imagined it could be. You were a matriarch to our family. You will always be loved and missed by so many. Our time had to end at some point, but I was never ready for it too and I never will be. I try to keep you alive as much as I possibly can. Obviously we both know I can't actually bring you back. A little humor as you know I have to include that as I always did. When you laughed your entire face would light up. It was such a real and loud laugh. Life was good to you because you saw the good in life. You had faith and believed in everything around you. I have that faith thanks to you. I have faith, trust, and confidence in those in my life because of you. I still tend to fall backwards at times, but I get back up. It is as if you left me with a gift. Maybe you did.
I dreaded the day you would be gone, but it was not as bad as I had time to prepare. I was given the gift of being able to spend so much quality time with you the last five years of your life. I am so grateful for that. I thank God every day for those memories. Everything happens for a reason. You told me that more than once. The first Christmas, the first birthday, the first everything after you were gone was unbearable. I didn't even care about any of it. I tried my best to put on a smile, but it just wasn't there. I faked as much as I could to get through until I could just be alone. I was still numb. I think a part of me still is.
One of my favorite things about you was that you fully loved me unconditionally, you never gave up on me, you accepted me with my imperfections and faults, you understood me like nobody else, and always knew what I need to hear and feel. It was as if we never needed to say the actual words. That was a connection I cherished. Your compassion was unwavering. I could fall and fail, and you never saw it as that. You saw me for who I really was before I ever knew. You saw something in me that made everything seem better. The weight was always lifted with you. It was our own little world we built for the ours we spent together. It was our bubble. I remember every single thing about you from your laugh to your hugs. In fact, I sometimes still think I feel those hugs.
The day I had to walk away from the cemetery it really hit me that it was over. You were gone and the story was over. BUT…the story was only beginning. I think you knew that. You had the biggest dreams and hopes for me. I plan on living up to those expectations. I can still make you proud Nonna. I will always make you proud. I thought I needed to hear those words from you, but I get that in so many other amazing people in my life, so I am not without it. I am not without so much love. I am not alone in your death as I thought I would feel. The days went by and it is a year already. I often can't get certain images out of my head. I get lost once in a while, but I am good at locating that light in the dark now. I do what I need to do. There are some changes that maybe might not be what you wanted, but it is for the best. A death at times will cause ripples, but I believe those ripples are meant to happen at some point. I believe they happen when they are meant too for a better purpose. I learned to be patient, which we both know I was not in many areas. That calmness you had, I now have. I found parts of myself that I did not know where there. I was renewed in a sense. I found a reason to keep going when I felt like I wanted to just give up. Your voice in my head told me not too. I know that would disappoint you if I ever did.
You were always on my side. There was nothing to not adore and love about you. You were one of the most amazing women I have ever known in my life. I was so blessed to call you my grandmother and to have you in my life as long as I did. I can only hope I live the life you did and follow in your footsteps. Life for you was not about the big but about the quality. It was not about what you did not have. You felt that you had it all, and you were truly filled with joy. My memories will last me a lifetime until I one day pass it all on to my own children and they will to their children. Your memory will be alive for years and years to come. My thoughts will never cease when I think of you and the many, many years I had you in my life. I am not angry anymore. I know it was time for you to move on, and I would never want to see you in pain. I can only look forward. If I look back, I might fall back. People are not replaceable, so nobody will ever fill that void that you so lovingly filled. I am not even sure anybody can come close, but I can only have faith that my life will grow in abundance that you wanted for me. When it does…I will smile…and look up and think of you!
You live on in my heart and in my soul forever.


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Q: (Visual Basics and Excel) How to put a certain value into cell A2 if cell A1 has something in it I am writing a code to take information from a simple 3 text box form and save it into an Excel sheet. My current code is as follows:
Private Sub Button1_MouseClick(sender As Object, e As MouseEventArgs) Handles Button1.MouseClick
    Dim oExcel As Object
    Dim oBook As Object
    Dim oSheet As Object

    oExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
    oBook = oExcel.Workbooks.Add

    oSheet = oBook.Worksheets(1)
    oSheet.Range("A1") = TextBox1.Text
    oSheet.Range("B1").Value = TextBox2.Text
    oSheet.Range("C1").Value = TextBox3.Text
    oBook.SaveAs("Book1.xlsx")
    oExcel.Quit
    TextBox1.Text = ""
    TextBox2.Text = ""
    TextBox3.Text = ""
End Sub

So when my button is clicked the info in the 3 boxes is supposed to be put into the next available cell in every row.
I want column 1 to have names and so when cell A1 equals something entered from a past filling out of the from then put the value of TextBox1.text into the next cell down and if its populated to then move to A3 and so on. What is the command to check if the first cell is filled then move onto the second?
Also, how do I get it so that I don't have to SaveAs the Excel spreadsheet as a new one and instead just add to a current one.
Thank you if you can understand what I'm saying and will help me out! I'm new to coding so this was my best shot at explaining whats going on :P.

A: To open an existing workbook, use Workbooks.Open(filename).
To find the last used row in column A, use something like Cells(Rows.Count,"A").End(-4162).Row.  (-4162 is the value of the xlUp constant in Excel.)
To save a workbook, instead of doing a SaveAs, use Save.
Putting it all together:
Private Sub Button1_MouseClick(sender As Object, e As MouseEventArgs) Handles Button1.MouseClick
    Dim oExcel As Object
    Dim oBook As Object
    Dim oSheet As Object
    Dim lastRow As Long

    oExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
    oBook = oExcel.Workbooks.Open("C:\Temp\myBook.xlsx")

    oSheet = oBook.Worksheets(1)
    lastRow = oSheet.Cells(oSheet.Rows.Count, "A").End(-4162).Row`
    oSheet.Cells(lastRow + 1, "A").Value = TextBox1.Text
    oSheet.Cells(lastRow + 1, "B").Value = TextBox2.Text
    oSheet.Cells(lastRow + 1, "C").Value = TextBox3.Text
    oBook.Save
    oBook.Close
    oExcel.Quit
    TextBox1.Text = ""
    TextBox2.Text = ""
    TextBox3.Text = ""
End Sub


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Home	News	NASS Coverage: Outrage greets 'satanic guidelines' for journalists' accreditation
NASS Coverage: Outrage greets 'satanic guidelines' for journalists' accreditation
by easyclick May 21, 2019
written by easyclick May 21, 2019
There was outrage on Monday over stringent conditions rolled out by the National Assembly management that would prevent journalists from covering the ninth National Assembly.
The management, in a statement by the Director of Information, Emmanuel Agada, in Abuja said the new guidelines for fresh accreditation would take effect on the day of inauguration.
Groups, including the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, the Nigerian Union of Journalists and the Nigerian Guild of Editors, berated the management of the National Assembly over conditions given for accreditation of journalists.
The NUJ said it had given the National Assembly management 24 hours to withdraw the guidelines it described as satanic.
The management of the National Assembly had in the statement said permanent and temporary accreditation of journalists would be issued to various categories of journalists currently covering the federal parliament.
With the new guidelines in place, the statement explained that all previous accreditation granted to journalists covering the National Assembly would lapse with the dissolution of the eight Assembly (on June 8)."
Some of the 20 conditions listed by the management are evidence of incorporation of the media organisation, proof of membership of the NUJ with registration number and the code of certification from the National Library of Nigeria.
Others are circulation of at least 40,000 newspaper copies daily with evidence to support the claimed figure, evidence of 50,000 daily views in the case of online media and photocopies of media organisation's tax return for at least two years.
Other requirements for fresh accreditation are evidence of membership of professional bodies for media organisation, a functional bureau in Abuja with staff strength of not less than five editorial staff publishing daily and on weekend.
The statement added that the re-certification form must be signed and endorsed by the Chief Executive Officer of the media organisation and the bureau chief, or the city editor as the case might be.
The statement read, "The media organisations concerned must have experience of covering proceedings of the National Assembly for at least two years before applying for permanent accreditation.
"All media organisations will submit a copy of their income tax return for the last two years. All online media site must have been in operation for five years and provide satisfactory evidence to this effect with clippings of the news utilised (especially parliamentary news).
"Only television stations with national coverage and specific independent producers with current running programme on the National Assembly will be allowed access into the Chambers on a permanent basis (All the production crew will be accredited as entity).
"All correspondents must attach photocopy of letter of appointment of the media organisation on whose behalf, request has been received for grant of accreditation.
"All freelance journalists seeking permanent accreditation must show evidence of not less than five years coverage of the National Assembly proceedings/full editorial focus and publication on parliamentary reportage.
"It is only journalists and correspondents whose media organisations meet the above requirements for permanent accreditation that will be entitled to carry National Assembly Identity Card/Membership of the respective Press Corp
"All other media organisations who do not meet the above requirements will be captured under the temporary accreditation status and they will not be entitled to carry the National Assembly identity card/membership of the press corps of the Senate and House of Representatives.
"All temporary accredited media houses, journalists/correspondents shall be allowed into the National Assembly for specific coverage not exceeding one week in the first instance and not more than twice in a month.
"All foreign/international media houses seeking accreditation shall abide by all the diplomatic protocols established by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for foreign media organisations, the Code of Ethics for Nigerian journalists and security clearance before accreditation will be considered upon the recommendation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
"All permanently accredited journalists/correspondents shall submit recertification letter from the chief executive officer of their media organisation on a seasonal basis failure to which accreditation shall be withdrawn forthwith.
"All accredited media organisation will be considered as a single entity in the issuance of passes irrespective of their membership of Senate and House of Representatives Press Corp.
"These new accreditation guidelines shall come into effect from June 1, 2019.
"With these new guidelines in place, all previous accreditation granted to journalists covering the National Assembly-will lapse with the dissolution of the 8th Assembly.
"All journalists/correspondents covering the National Assembly are by this press release advised to do the needful by getting a fresh letter of recertification from their media organisations in line with the requirement of the new guidelines to facilitate the earliest reaccreditation process before the commencement of the ninth Assembly."
Withdraw 'satanic guidelines' within 24-hours, NUJ tells NASS
In its reaction, the NUJ asked the National Assembly to withdraw what it described as satanic guidelines.
It said it was surprised that the Assembly that was supposed to defend and promote the nation's democracy "is gagging it."
National President of the union, Mr Christopher Iziguzo, said the action of the Assembly was against the spirit of free press.
He said, "We have given the National Assembly 24-hours within which to withdraw the satanic guidelines. The guidelines are meant to stifle the press. We will not accept it.
"It is unfortunate that this is coming from the National Assembly that we are all expecting to promote democracy.
"Its action is against the spirit of free press and we will not accept it. It is sad that the lawmakers will allow this to come from them."
Nigerian Guild of Editors rejects guidelines
Also, the NGE rejected the new guidelines describing them as primitive, undemocratic and blatantly anti-press and anti-people.
A statement by the General Secretary of the guild, Mary Atolagbe, said that the guild found the guidelines "vexatious, disrespectful and draconian. It is a scurrilous attempt to gag the press in a democracy and it cannot stand."
She said, "These guidelines run contrary to the grains of reason, democratic ideals and they are a clear affront to the letter and spirit of the Nigerian Constitution which empowers journalists to freely practise their profession without any gag, muzzling and restriction.
"The NASS guidelines negate the constitutional principle of freedom of expression and run contrary to the African Charter on fundamental rights and the right of the people to know. The guild strongly objects to these guidelines in their entirety as they serve no public good except the myopic interest of its chroniclers and purveyors.
"The guild is disappointed that the same 8th National Assembly which benefited immensely from free press in its moments of trial had turned round to put the same press in shackles and chains. We reject this crude abrasion of our constitutional rights to freely disseminate information. It cannot stand.
"The guild urges all media houses across the nation to rise up and reject this medieval intrusion into the media space in the 21st Century, much more in a democracy which Nigerian media doggedly fought for and for which some journalists paid the supreme price."
Guidelines, poisonous–PDP
Also, the National Chairman of the PDP, Prince Uche Secondus, who spoke with one of our correspondents, described some of the conditions listed in the guidelines as "poisonous and unbelievable."
He said the colonial masters never asked for such "devilish conditions" when the country was under colonial rule.
He appealed to the management of the Assembly to withdraw the guidelines, just as he called on the Nigeria media to reject them.
He said the issuance of the guidelines could be a test case for what to expect from the national government in due course.
Secondus said, "I was taken aback when the guidelines were shown to me. It is unbelievable. How can we have such under a democratic government? Are we in another man's country or not?
"Those guidelines are poisonous and should be rejected. I want to appeal to the drafters of such guidelines withdraw them immediately and even apologise to the Nigeria people.
"When we were under the colonial rule, I'm not sure we had such draconian rules. Nigeria media should rise up and defend democracy. Nigerians should say no to such devilish conditions."
Guidelines meant to kill media freedom, says ex-NBA VP
On his part, a former 2nd Vice-President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mr Monday Ubani, said the "onerous accreditation requirements" were aimed at killing the constitutional right of the media to freedom of expression and to hold government accountable.
He described the move as clearly illegal, null and void.
He charged the media to do whatever in its power to reverse the new rules.
He said, "I think they are trying to kill the freedom of expression. The constitution guarantees the media's right to hold the government accountable under the fundamental objective directive principle.
"There is also the right of freedom of expression under the fundamental human rights provisions.
"No government agency or authority can go against the express provisions of the constitution by limiting the power of the mass media to hold the government accountable.
"So, any measure that is geared towards limiting the right of the media to hold the government accountable and report the activities of government to the public will be clearly illegal, null and void."
Saraki distances self from accreditation policy
The Senate President, Bukola Saraki, distanced himself from the new guidelines.
The Special Adviser to the Senate President on Media and Publicity, Yusuph Olaniyonu, stated this in an interview with one of our correspondents on Monday.
Olaniyonu said, "I will rather you state that we in the SP 's office do not know anything about this policy."
'Don't blame PDP, they are handicapped by traumatic feelings of the colossal loss of election, you should help them to manage the trauma' – Bola Tinubu
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NATO Secretary General welcomes deepened cooperation with Finland and Sweden
27 Oct. 2021 -
Last updated: 27 Oct. 2021 13:08
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg praised Finland and Sweden's close partnership with NATO while visiting the Berga Naval Base with the North Atlantic Council, on Wednesday (27 October 2021). During the visit, they had the opportunity to witness the joint Swedish/Finnish Naval Exercise, SWENEX-21.
"It is important that NATO Allies, Finland and Sweden continue to train and exercise together" said the Secretary General. "Over the years, we have been working more and more closely together and we have seen the security situation in the region deteriorate, with Russia's aggressive posturing and its military build-up. This makes our cooperation even more important" he added, speaking alongside the Swedish Defence Minister, Peter Hultqvist, and the Finnish Defence Minister, Antti Kaikkonen.
NATO Secretary General with the Defence Ministers of Sweden and Finland, 27 OCT 2021 27 Oct. 2021
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from pandas.util.decorators import cache_readonly

from pandas_ml.core.accessor import _AccessorMethods

class FeatureExtractionMethods(_AccessorMethods):
    """
    Accessor to ``sklearn.feature_extraction``.
    """

    _module_name = 'sklearn.feature_extraction'

    # image

    @property
    def image(self):
        """Property to access ``sklearn.feature_extraction.image``"""
        return self._image

    @cache_readonly
    def _image(self):
        return _AccessorMethods(self._df, module_name='sklearn.feature_extraction.image')

    # text

    @property
    def text(self):
        """Property to access ``sklearn.feature_extraction.text``"""
        return self._text

    @cache_readonly
    def _text(self):
        attrs = ['CountVectorizer', 'HashingVectorizer',
                 'TfidfTransformer', 'TfidfVectorizer']
        return _AccessorMethods(self._df, module_name='sklearn.feature_extraction.text',
                                attrs=attrs)

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