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Why did I once again decide to tackle body pump and dance all in one Saturday? Well it may be because I thoroughly enjoyed last week's pain fest or maybe I'm a complete sucker for peer pressure. And by peer pressure I mean Lauren text me, asked if I was going to dance, and my immediate reply was yes. I can't help myself. I'm also a big advocate for time with friends and an hour of hair flipping.
Besides I've had quite the weekend full of wedding festivities so a little extra gym time isn't going to hurt anyone.
On that note … It's a good thing I practiced my dance moves because I may have lost little shoe but gained these sunglasses on that dance floor Saturday night.
As I was leaving the party (and begging for another slice of cake) a girl came up to me, "Wow, can you really jump around in those high heels," she said. I smiled, took pride in her comment, and in my head replied, "Why yes, yes I can!"
And to that I say thank you Kerry. You have taught me well!


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The following year, , the barons forced Henry to agree to hold hearings in every county, in which abuses by county sheriffs and other royal officials were investigated. As a result of these hearings a new document was drawn up, proposing radical reforms of common law which would offer greater protection to the rights of free men. This document, the Provisions of Westminster, formed the basis of English common law for the next several centuries. Once again, Henry signed the provisions under duress. Henry then appealed to Pope Alexander IV for dispensation to repudiate both provisions.
This the pope duly granted, and in Henry renounced his oaths to abide by the terms of the provisions. The rebels could not let this pass, and under pressure from the barons, Henry agreed to let King Louis IX of France mediate the dispute. Louis' judgment was issued at Amiens in January , and was known as the Mise of Amiens. In the Mise, Louis sided entirely with Henry. Predictably, de Montfort repudiated the Mise of Amiens immediately, and armed conflict broke out.
We've mentioned de Montfort's unfortunate habit of alienating those of his fellow barons who might otherwise be tempted to support him. Many of those barons went over to the king's side, while de Montfort drew much of his support from the Commons and the towns, who saw him as a champion of their burgeoning rights. The first was the Battle of Lewes in This ended in a decisive victory for de Montfort, and Henry and Prince Edward were captured.
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This was not the first occasion upon which burgesses were called to Westminster, but on previous occasions they served merely a consultative role. For the first time these elected representatives exercised a legislative role, deciding and enacting policy. But the royal faction did not give up without a fight. Prince Edward escaped from custody and joined royal supporters in the Welsh marches. De Montfort marched to join forces with his son at Kenilworth , in Warwickshire, to form a joint army which would outnumber Edward's men.
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IN MONDAY'S Guardian Gary Younge attacked the ineptitude of the "liberal left" in Europe when confronted with religious faith, whether among evangelical Christians in the United States or Muslims in Europe:
"The influence of religion in politics provokes in them not a thoughtful response but a mixture of ridicule and contempt… Even as the Catholic church became ever more mired in child sex abuse scandals, Islam remained the principal target of Western—especially European—intellectual disdain."
I think Younge mounts too blanket an attack on the European left. One of the most exciting things to have happened in Britain in recent years has been the emergence, first in the Stop the War Coalition and then in Respect, of an alliance against neo-liberalism, racism and war that unites secular socialists and Muslim activists.
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This stark economic reality—and the failure of working class organisation to defend jobs and living standards that it reflects—would have huge ramifications for people's outlook on the world.
There's nothing specially American about the fact that many would react to their deeply demoralising economic experience with an intensified religiosity.
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Media Screen Roundup: February 2016Published: 30 March 2016
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research.
This month's Media Screen Roundup features a number of articles and books on Judaism and the Holocaust, including the following:
Mayers, Oren. 2014. Communicating Awe : Media Memory and Holocaust Commemoration. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. Includes chapter, Programming Commemoration: Holocaust Remembrance Day Television Broadcasts on Commercial and Public Television
Meiri, Sandra. 2015. 'Visual Responses: Women's Experience of Sexual Violence as Represented in Israeli Holocaust-Related Cinema'. European Journal of Women's Studies 22 (4): 443–56. doi:10.1177/1350506815606439.
Michalczyk, John J. 2014. Filming the End of the Holocaust: Allied Documentaries, Nuremberg and the Liberation of the Concentration Camps. War, Culture and Society. London, UK ; New York, NY: Bloomsbury Academic.
Popescu, Diana, and Tanja Schult. 2015. Revisiting Holocaust Representation in the Post-Witnessing Era. The Holocaust and Its Context. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. Includes chapter, 'Ordinary' Women as Perpetrators in European Holocaust Films by Ingrid Lewis
Shenker, Noah. 2015. Reframing Holocaust Testimony. The Modern Jewish Experience. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Includes chapter, The Cinematic Origins and the Digital Future of the Shoah Foundation.


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Learn how the Global Brand team at SAP helped employees understand and apply the brand - strategically, visually and verbally - to build a top global brand.
Their approach was to have a relentless focus on being:
- Useful: practical advice on how to help employees build the brand and do their job more quickly and with less headache
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-Brand Tips in a Minute: a weekly series of 60 second videos that make learning easy and continuously reinforce brand-first thinking and behavior
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These initiatives have been recognized as industry best practices by: The Conference Board, Interbrand, CEB, Advanced Learning Institute, Melcrum, and others.
Joe Pantigoso is a senior director in the Global Brand Team at SAP, a leading enterprise software company. Prior to SAP, Joe was at brand and ad agencies. For example, he was a managing director at global brand consultancy Landorand global advertising agency JWT.
Joe earned his bachelors degree at Duke Unversity and his masters in strategic communications at Columbia University. He lives in New York wiht his wife and daughters.


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Hanging with the Bar-barians at Wingate Park today!! Then Super Strong PB Eats!!!
|Wingate Park where most of the best Bar Guys in the World Train!!
Then today jess and i walked all over Soho, then met a business friend from Dale Carnegie name Stephen and this guy is awesome! Super helpful guy who goes out of his way to help us to grow the Monkey Bar Gym just cause he loves our business so much! How cool is that!
After that went to Wingate Park to meet Zef and Rick and some more training:) haha these guys are crazy with the amount they do but i love it, would love to stay for a month or two and just train with these guys every day cause they love it too! So while there we did some great stuff for pulls and pushes and it crushed me again:) but it was fun in an odd way:) Then B-Rock, Juice and about 2 other famous Bar guys walk up and start training too! This is the place for sure the big boys train at and it was cool for sure to be there!
It's very cool to learn lessons, no matter where, no matter from who...while here i've learned alot from zef, rick, jude and their young buck christopher....their form is tight! They're all very open and honest with their feedback, they are all very sincere people! Also learned alot from Stephen Holgate at lunch today, a very cool and very knowledgeable DC guy who i always call on for business guidance and he always delivers well!! My friend Rasul, this guy i hadnt seen since 2004 when he took my CNT course and then yesterday he walks on to the TSP floor to workout and it was great!!:) Big part of the reason why we hung out training for so long! He is a good man who honors his friends and his family, i saw alot of love for both in this man as well as the Bar-barians...ALL honest and loving people! How lucky i am to have such friends and to be able to share them with my sweetie jessie:) Very lucky indeed:)
MBG 1 restoration - not alot of this since arriving:) haha and yes i feel it, my body is very tired and i really need to do more Eischens Yoga than just a few poses....BUT i'm already getting ready to Fully Recover upon returning back home after...getting massages everyday by MBG bad ass massage therapist Chad Yonkus and going to get some Daily EY work too with one of our top trainer Ali who is a bad ass in the Eischens Yoga:) In both cases i am fully embracing the week off cause i need it:) haha
MBG 2 training - whew alot of reps here for both days so far:) basically tons of push ups, dips, planches, levers, pull ups, muscle up training and more....and doing them often one after the other:) wicked but fun:)
MBG 3 eating like a Gorilla - man days, afternoons and nights we've been eating super strong foods and tons of juices while here. My good friend Marcus owns this place called the Juice Press and it's really awesome, we get super green fresh drinks all day long and then maybe some great plant meal for dinner.
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New help at hand for patients with multiple sclerosis
Two new specialist nurses are providing a vital role in helping people with a life-long condition manage their illness.Kevin Taylor and Stacey Hood have been appointed as Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust's new multiple sclerosis (MS) clinical nurse specialists.
MS is a condition that affects the brain and spinal cord. In MS, the coating that protects your nerves (myelin) is damaged, and this causes a wide range of symptoms and can affect any part of the body. Each person with the condition is affected differently. The symptoms are unpredictable, with some people's worsening steadily over time, while for others they come and go.
Kevin and Stacey, who will be working across Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole hospitals, will be providing nurse-led clinics and practical support to people with MS, their families and carers.
They provide an essential link between the patients and other health and social care professionals, and take a pivotal role in coordinating services, as well as liaising with the community rehabilitation team.
Some of the most common symptoms include:
• Fatigue, depression and anxiety
• Vision problems
• Numbness and tingling
• Muscle spasms, stiffness and weakness
• Mobility problems
• Pain
• Problems with thinking, learning and planning
• Bladder and/or bowel problems
• Speech and swallowing problems.
Due the nature of the lifelong condition patients can experience relapses where their symptoms get worse, and periods of remission where they improve or disappear.
Kevin said: "The condition can be debilitating leaving patients feeling isolated and depressed. If they are having a relapse it could leave them with an overwhelming sense of exhaustion that even carrying out everyday tasks can be a struggle.
"It is about having a nurse at the end of a phone to offer specialist advice and support. If you are having a particularly bad day, it can be helpful to have someone at the end of a phone who you can talk to."
Stacey said: "We play a vital role in helping people manage the complex and unpredictable symptoms of MS and the medication they may take for it. Our aim is to help patients live as normal life as possible."
Kevin and Stacey will be providing the following:
• Support, advice and information for patients who have recently been diagnosed with MS
• Ongoing support for patients and their carers via telephone or direct contact
• Specialist nursing assessment and advice on the management of the condition, working closely with therapy colleagues within the community rehabilitation team
• Education, initiation and ongoing management of treatment and therapies
• Links between community and hospital services.
Kevin is no stranger to the area having worked at Grimsby hospital for 39 years in various posts in medicine. As for Stacey she has relocated to the area from London's Royal Free Hospital where she worked as a lead matron.


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Visit one of our more than 12,000 locations around the world and you'll see: we know what it means to provide great customer service and even better food quality. Our aim is to not only be the best pizza delivery company in Blairsville, but also the world, and everything from our money-saving pizza coupons to our considerate delivery drivers reflects this commitment. Order online, call your nearest Domino's restaurant in 30512, or use our free smartphone app for hot, fast, and delicious pizza carryout and delivery today! We may be more than 56 years old, but we aren't just any old 30512 pizza restaurant. Domino's is your go-to pizza place in 30512!


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14 students selected for Take Five Program
Fourteen undergraduate students were selected in the most recent round of admissions to the Take Five Scholars program. They join 34 students who were admitted into the program earlier this year. Altogether, 65 students will begin Take Five programs this fall.
Take Five, unique to the University of Rochester, provides a tuition-free additional year of academic study to selected undergraduate students in Arts, Sciences & Engineering and the Eastman School of Music. To be considered, a student must develop a two-semester program of related courses which, taken together, address an overarching question or explore a topic from the perspective of multiple disciplines. The Take Five Scholars program rewards intellectual curiosity; course programs must be outside a student's major, and Take Five courses cannot be counted toward an additional major, minor, or certificate.
Since the program was initiated in 1986, more than 1,100 students have been named Take Five Scholars. Here are the newest scholars, along with the title of their program of courses:
- Michael Bastedo '18: The Justification of Violence in Medieval and Modern Europe
- Andreanna Bowers '19: Religious Diversity in American Culture
- Amanda Cabal '19: The Evolution of English Poetry, Middle Ages to the Modern Day
- Jaclyn Capita '19: Neo-French Philosophy, French Nationalism, and the European Union
- Nicholas Frankiewicz '19: Regional Effects of Colonialism on African Culture and Political Systems
- Arif Kodza '19: Contemporary Islamic Studies
- Timothy Kwan '19: Saving Green by Being Green: Connecting Environmental Economics to Sustainability
- Dusty Levenson '19: The Embodiment of Race: Defining the Black Body in America and West Africa
- Gianna Macri '19: Intercultural Contact and its Effects on Indigenous Language and Culture in Peru
- Graeme McGuire '19: The History of Nationalism and the Nation-State
- Eibhlin Regan '18: The History of Violence and Conflict in Europe Through a Religious Lens
- Samantha Turley '19: City Structures and Urban Planning in Modern South America
- Rachel Yang '19: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: A Reflection of Social Injustices Through Artistic Expression
- Jinyeong Yim '19: Exploring the Modernity of East Asia
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Kelda Roys is running for governor in Wisconsin. She's also a mom, small business owner, and attorney. In the middle of her campaign ad, in which she talks about helping Wisconsin become the first state to ban BPA when she was in the State Assembly, her baby starts to cry. Her husband, who can't help the hungry infant, walks on set and hands his daughter to Roys, who casually starts feeding the baby while continuing her discussion. What an awesome way to normalize breastfeeding in public (not to mention proving how adept she is in the art of multi-tasking!). If you're uncomfortable watching a woman breastfeed, she suggests you "don't watch the video."
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She told Capitol Times that feeding her daughter on camera wasn't planned. "Like most working parents around the state, I juggle a lot of things and responsibilities, and I wear a lot of hats," she explained. "When we were shooting the video, my family was obviously there, and when the baby needs to eat I just feed her."
We really loved her response to the question women always get: what if someone is uncomfortable about you breastfeeding your child? "Don't watch the video," Roys shared. "This is one way that babies get fed. It's just a part of life. It's a part of nature." She went on to remind folks that women belong in politics just as much as men. "We have every right to have a seat at the table and run for office, even when we have young kids, just like men always have."


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- Pak's foreign minister called for "uninterrupted dialogue" with India
- Shah Mahmood Qureshi said there is "no other option but to engage"
- His comments reiterate Imran Khan's olive branch to India last month
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said he will seek talks with India and Afghanistan as part of a regional peace initiative and claimed that foreign policy would be determined by the civilian government, setting up a potential clash with the powerful military.
Qureshi, of Prime Minister Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf that formed government this month, called for an "uninterrupted dialogue" with India and said he would visit the Afghan capital Kabul to bridge trust in a tense bilateral relationship. He said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had sent a letter to Khan that also stated a desire to restart talks between the two nuclear-armed rivals. A government official in New Delhi said PM Modi had sent a general congratulatory letter and declined to comment further.
Pakistan and India "have no other option but to engage," Qureshi told reporters in Islamabad on Monday. "I want to go to Afghanistan with the message of a new beginning,"
Qureshi's comments reiterate Khan's olive branch to India last month, which was greeted with skepticism across the border. Pakistan's armed forces have for years been accused of supporting and providing sanctuary to terror groups that strike at India and Afghanistan. The army has repeatedly denied the charges, but the military has directly ruled Pakistan for almost half of its 71-year existence and it continues to assert its grip on foreign and national security policies.
In an answer to a question about military influence, Qureshi said "the foreign policy of Pakistan will be formed here at the foreign office." Those comments set up a potential rift with the top brass, who were said to have supported Khan because they thought he wouldn't challenge their authority.
Military Dominance
Khan and the military have repeatedly denied those charges and the 65-year-old former cricket star told Bloomberg News in early July that the army was filling a vacuum because Pakistan has "such incompetent people dealing with the government's foreign policy."
However, no sitting prime minister has ever completed their five-year term and analysts say the military turned against Khan's predecessor and now jailed former premier, Nawaz Sharif, because he challenged their dominance.
Pakistan's outreach to India stands in contrast to Khan's previous comments on PM Modi, who he called an "anti-Muslim politician" in an interview with Bloomberg News last year. Khan said PM Modi's handling of the 2002 riots in Gujarat -- where roughly 1,000 people were killed, mostly Muslims -- constitutes "a black mark on Indian society."
Qureshi also said Pakistan would seek "straight talks" with the U.S. and that trust in the troubled relationship has to be rebuilt. This year U.S. President Donald Trump has pressured Islamabad to act against terror groups inside the country and suspended military aid.
Washington also pushed for Pakistan's inclusion on a global terrorism financing watch list.
Yet it's the military that own these relationships, said Shaista Tabassum, chairwoman of international relations at the University of Karachi. "Verbally these statements look good, but how will they do it practically remains to be seen.


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Washington: US President Donald Trump today unveiled a $4 trillion annual budget for the fiscal 2019 beginning 1 October, proposing $256 million in civilian assistance and $80 million in military aid to Pakistan.
The proposal of aid to Pakistan comes weeks after Trump administration suspended nearly $2 billion in security assistance to Islamabad due to its inability to take action against terrorist groups operating from its soil.
The White House has said it would consider lifting the freeze if it sees action by Pakistan against terrorist groups.
The budgetary proposal says that the military aid depends on Pakistan taking action against terrorist safe havens.
"The budget requests $256 million for Pakistan in economic and other assistance to help increase stability, promote economic growth and create opportunities for US businesses," said the annual budgetary proposals sent by the White House to the Congress.
"In addition, the Budget requests $80 million in Foreign Military Financing assistance to enhance Pakistan's counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency capabilities, contingent on Pakistan taking appropriate action to expand cooperation in areas where US-Pakistan interests converge and to address areas of divergence, in line with the administration's South Asia strategy," the White House said.
The budget furthers the US goal of a stable and secure South Asia by supporting the Afghan government and security forces in their fight against the Taliban insurgents and jihadist terrorist organisations such as al-Qaeda and ISIS.
It requests more than USD 5 billion for continued US training and assistance for the Afghan security forces and would enable US forces to conduct counter-terrorism operations to ensure that the region cannot be used b the jihadist, terrorist groups to plot transnational attacks against the US homeland, citizens overseas, or allies and partners.
"The budget also continues to include funding to support America's partnership with Pakistan," it said.
The budget's more than $630 million for civilian assistance supports the President's new strategy to empower the people of Afghanistan to take ownership of their future, the White House said.
In addition, the budget strengthens and sustains improvements in education, health, governance and other sectors that are essential for securing a stable and prosperous Afghanistan.
It also allows the US to honour the pledge made at the Brussels conference on Afghanistan, which anticipated gradually declining assistance levels, it added.


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#26412 closed defect (fixed)
KeyError in can_exit_to caused by lru_cache
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As pastly reported in https://github.com/pastly/simple-bw-scanner/issues/198,
stem giving this traceback:
File "/home/pastly/src/simple-bw-scanner/venv-editable/lib/python3.5/site-packages/stem/exit_policy.py", line 285, in can_exit_to
if not self.is_exiting_allowed():KeyError: (<stem.exit_policy.MicroExitPolicy object at 0x7f8de6438ba8>,)
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pastly is already trying to find out which Python versions fail, to use
lru_cache for those ones.
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I'm running a little toy script that kinda sorta behaves like sbws in hopes that I can reproduce this. I have been doing so for 24 hours or so now.
I'm also running sbws 0.4.2-dev through a very limited Tor client with
BandwidthRate 500 KBytes set, and have been doing so for 24 hours.
I'm doing all of this with Python 3.4.8, 3.5.3, and 3.6.5.
I will do this for a few more days. If I don't get these errors, I will switch sbws to the version it was at when these KeyErrors were happening. Of note, at that time we were getting exit policies from micro descriptors but now we get them from server descriptors.
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Thanks juga, thanks pastly! Gonna swap this ticket's status. Feel free to toggle it back when there's something for us to do on the Stem front.
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This bug doesn't reveal itself when descriptors are used. Just microdescriptors. Therefore sbws no longer has this bug.
I switched to sbws 0.4.0 which hits this bug.
3.5.2 and 3.5.3 hit it essentially immediately. 3.5.4 does not within 2 hours.
I'll check if anything in 3.4.X or 3.6.X is affected.
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sbws version 0.4.0
stem version 1.6.0-dev at 0192b29a4784465e5f69f11ced584a54644e4a90
See below for tested versions.
matt@play:~/src$ grep -c KeyError dotsbws-3*/debug.scanner.log dotsbws-345/debug.scanner.log:0 dotsbws-346/debug.scanner.log:0 dotsbws-347/debug.scanner.log:0 dotsbws-348/debug.scanner.log:0 dotsbws-350/debug.scanner.log:228 dotsbws-351/debug.scanner.log:8175308 dotsbws-352/debug.scanner.log:234 dotsbws-353/debug.scanner.log:69750 dotsbws-354/debug.scanner.log:0 dotsbws-362/debug.scanner.log:0 dotsbws-363/debug.scanner.log:0 dotsbws-364/debug.scanner.log:0 dotsbws-365/debug.scanner.log:0
The huge difference in the numbers is because I ran these for vastly different amounts of time. 3.5.1 is not 3 orders of magnitude more buggy than 3.5.0. 3.5.4 ran for 24 hours and didn't display the issue; 3.5.0 ran for 2 minutes and displayed the issue.
Example unhelpful traceback that the above grep is searching for.
[2018-07-10 10:42:47,961] [sbws.lib.relaylist] [ERROR] Got that KeyError in stem again...: (<stem.exit_policy.ExitPolicy object at 0x7f9fe6f656d8>, <object object at 0x7fa01e24b080>, ('port', 80)) Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/matt/src/simple-bw-scanner/sbws/lib/relaylist.py", line 167, in exits_can_exit_to if policy is not None and policy.can_exit_to(port=port):
atagar: based on these findings I recommend using stem's lru_cache for python 3.5.0-3.5.3. Or ... figuring out why getting exit policies from microdescriptors doesn't play nicely with python's lru_cache in only a couple versions of python.
Switching back to new because I no longer think this needs_information.
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In case it is useful, i paste traceback lines including the lines where the exception is raised in stem (python 3.5.3):
File "/path/simple-bw-scanner/sbws/lib/relaylist.py", line 120, in can_exit_to return self.exit_policy.can_exit_to(host, port) File "/path/.virtualenvs/simplebwscanner3/lib/python3.5/site-packages/stem-1.6.0.dev0-py3.5.egg/stem/exit_policy.py", line 294, in can_exit_to if rule.is_match(address, port, strict): File "/path/.virtualenvs/simplebwscanner3/lib/python3.5/site-packages/stem-1.6.0.dev0-py3.5.egg/stem/exit_policy.py", line 783, in is_match comparison_addr_bin &= self._get_mask_bin() KeyError: (<stem.exit_policy.ExitPolicyRule object at 0x7f3743f70a90>,) [2018-07-14 14:55:23,007] [sbws.core.scanner] [ERROR] Unhandled exception caught while measuring Unnamed: <class 'KeyError'> (<stem.exit_policy.ExitPolicyRule object at 0x7f3743f70a90>,
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Fantastic, thanks pastly! Thanks juga! Fix pushed...
Feel free to reopen if ya need anything more.
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Thanks, a new stem release would be awesome
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Hi juga. As previously mentioned I'm willing to cut a single release for sbws if/when pastly would like it. If now's the time then great, but please have him chime in that he's certain this is when he wants it.
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This is when pastly would like a new stem release. We depend on the new timeout feature and can't expect anyone but ourselves to
git clone stem.
We haven't needed anything new from stem in a while and I don't think that will change. *knocks on wood*
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Sounds good! Filed the following, I'll take care of it in a bit.


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Osteosarcoma of humerus
10 year old female presented with shoulder pain after playing basketball.
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Permeative lytic lesion over the left proximal diametaphyseal region. With loss of the cortex laterally.
Appearances are consistent for an aggressive bony lesion and osteomyelitis may also have a similar appearance
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Destructive lytic lesion in the proximal humerus with.
There is destruction of the lateral cortex of the upper humerus with a soft tissue component which expands mildly out of the lateral side of the lesion.
Appearances in keeping with a malignant bone lesion.
Osteosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, metastasis or lymphoma could be considered in the differential diagnosis.
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There is considerable bony destruction involving the lateral and posterolateral cortex through the diametaphyseal region with elevation of the periosteum and minor extension beyond the periosteum.
Post-contrast T1 images demonstrate enhancement which corresponds almost exactly with the area of high T2 signal. Through the central portion of the lesion there is an irregular large area of non enhancement which corresponds with heterogeneous T2 signal. This likely reflects a central necrotic portion of the lesion.
The extensive periosteal reaction and cortical changes at the lateral and posterolateral aspect of proximal diametaphyseal region is predominantly lamellated rather than sunburst in type.
This favors malignancy over infection given there is no extension of edema beyond the areas of enhancement.
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Histology consistent with osteosarcoma.
Case Discussion
On plain X-ray and CT radiological appearance could represent aggressive bony lesion or osteomyelitis. However, clinical presentation of pain following minimal trauma and no infective symptoms made osteomyelitis unlikely.
On MRI osteomyelitis is excluded as there is no extension of edema past the areas of enhancing lesion.
The laminated appearance of the periosteal reaction is usually more commonly seen in Ewing's sarcoma with a sunburst appearance more commonly seen in Osteosarcoma. However, both patterns can be seen in osteosarcoma, Ewing's Sarcoma and osteoblastic metastases.


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21st November 2018
I love decorating cookies for Christmas, as not only are they perfect to bake and take along to festive gatherings, they are also a great way to add edible decorations to your Christmas tree if you wrap them up in cute little cellophane bags tied with ribbon!
In November's Snowflakes & Sparkles edition of Cake Bag you'll find this lovely snowflake embossing mat from Ellam Sugarcraft.
It's perfect to use with fondant icing to emboss the snowflake design onto the surface.
In this tutorial I'm going to show you how easy it is to create beautiful icing for your cookies or cupcakes.
You'll need some ready to roll fondant icing, a rolling pin, a round cookie cutter (I used a fluted one), small paintbrush and silver edible metallic paint or lustre dust mixed with a little rejuvenator fluid or clear alcohol.
First, take a golf ball sized piece of fondant icing.
Spray the surface of the mat with some non-stick cooking spray.
Roll the fondant out to about 3mm thickness then place on top of the embossing mat and press the back to help pick up the design by rolling a small rolling pin over it.
Flip the icing and mat over and gently peel the mat away from the icing to reveal the design.
Use the cookie cutter to cut out a circle, I used the fluted end to create a scalloped edge.
Add more detail using a pointed tool to press dots into the scallops.
Attach to the top of the cookies using a little buttercream or edible glue. Leave to dry out a little before painting the snowflakes with silver edible paint to bring out the snowflake design.
And voila! Super easy yet beautiful Christmas cookies!
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Library Research + Course Reserves + Canvas = Library Course Pages
The Kathryn A. Martin Library is happy to announce the Fall 2019 launch of our Library Course Pages service, an integration of Library Research Guides, and Course Reserves with Canvas.
Students will now have quick access to research help, e-books, scholarly articles, databases, and faculty curated electronic and physical reserves. Instructors will have the convenience of library expertise, research guides, and reserves in Canvas.
What are Library Course Pages?
Library Course Pages are the integration of two learning tools in Canvas:
- UMD librarians use Research Guides to curate resources for disciplines, majors, and courses. There are currently 200 Guides available. Librarians can work with instructors to create content specific for a class, assignment, or discipline.
- Course Reserves provides access to course materials selected by the instructor. Physical books, media items, kits, PDFs, and library licensed electronic resources can all be placed on course reserves. This is an optional service.
What do I need to do to use Library Course Pages?
Library Course Page links will appear in the left hand navigation of all Canvas course.
Research Guides will be automatically loaded into all Canvas Courses for Fall 2019. Each course instance will be linked to a general guide for the discipline, field, or major. Instructors can request a course specific Research Guide by setting up a consultation with their subject librarian.
Existing Course Reserves content will be automatically migrated to Library Course Pages.The process for submitting materials for course reserves has not changed; Course Reserves web site for more information about placing physical and electronic reserves.
What is the implementation timeline?
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Rubberhead voly day
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Bring outdoor work clothes, gloves, shoes/boots, snack and water. Plus pruning loppers, if you have them. But we'll have tools, plus training and safety instruction. All ages welcome!


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um.. congo? is this normal? so soon??
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Most congos start early. That's when your hair is the most frizzy and willing to snag on each other. Once they mature most locks are set in their ways. They might congo at the roots, but it's not as common as when they are babies


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Matthew and Patricia Edwards
A local disabled veteran has plenty to smile about this year. Last year, he was selected as the recipient of a generous $15,000 gift from Dentistry With TLC in Godfrey.
Matthew Edwards, a 53-year-old Desert Storm veteran, was born and raised in Alton. He is married to Patricia Edwards. Prior to returning to college at Lewis and Clark Community College, he served in the Army for seven years. He earned his associate in applied science administrative assistant degree in the spring of 2018.
In recognition of Veterans Day, Dr. Anna Smith and her husband, Travis, owners of Dentistry With TLC, took nominations to award up to $15,000 in free dental work to a veteran.
"Both my father and Travis' father are Korean War veterans," Smith said. "My dad served in the Air Force and Travis' dad served in the Army. Travis and I were taught to love our country and honor the men and women who serve to keep us safe and free. We understand helping one veteran with needed dental work will not make a big difference to this group of underserved men and women. We were just hoping to brighten the life of one lucky veteran and maybe give other dentists the idea to help a veteran, too."
The couple randomly selected Edwards from a group of nominees. Anyone could nominate a friend, relative, or themselves for the award. Edwards was nominated by Terry Lane, Lewis and Clark's director of veterans services.
"When I saw the Dentistry With TLC offer in a local newspaper in early November, I was absolutely amazed," Lane said. "Dr. Smith was making a life-changing offer to help a veteran, so I decided I would try to help her find a veteran student who could really benefit from the opportunity. Matt and I had talked about the cost of dental work but had not yet found a solution."
Smith asked Lane to inform Edwards he had been chosen as the winner of a new smile.
"When I heard Matt would get this assistance, it was almost too much to process," Lane said.
"When I was informed that I had won the dental work, I was hesitant to go and claim my prize because it had been so long since I had been to a dentist," Edwards said. "I was scared of the work that had to be done. I was also embarrassed at how bad I had allowed my mouth to become. But Dr. Smith explained the importance of the procedure and she put my mind at ease."
Edwards explained problems with his teeth have always created confidence issues, in addition to physical pain. He hadn't been able to afford dental work since 1993. When Smith first met with Edwards to determine what dental work was required, she quickly realized $15,000 wasn't going to provide him with the care he needed.
"I explained to Matt and his wife what he really needed was a dental overhaul including dental implants, gum treatments, whitening, root canals, crowns, bridges, and snap-on-dentures. The cost of this treatment would be more than $30,000 and our gift was only for $15,000. But after meeting with Matt and his wife, and discussing the potential life-changing ability of this gift, Travis and I felt led to provide the entire treatment at no cost."
Edwards completed his dental treatment with Smith last spring, just a few weeks before graduation. Now he can't contain his bright smile.
"The gift of a smile has changed my life dramatically," he said. "It has boosted my confidence 100-fold. I had been smiling with a closed mouth for so long. Now I can freely show my teeth. I feel like a new person with my new smile."
Edwards returns regularly to Dentistry With TLC to get his teeth cleaned so his new smile will stay healthy for years to come.
"I would like to say to Dr. Smith, Travis, and the team at Dentistry With TLC, thank you for the gift that you bestowed upon me," he said. "Your professionalism and friendship has made a very big impact not only in my life but my wife's also. You all have given me something to smile about, literally, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart."
The Smiths decided to offer the $15,000 TLC Loves Veterans giveaway again in 2018. To enter a friend or family member who is a veteran, email email@example.com or send a letter to 1317 D'Adrian Professional Park, Godfrey, IL 62035. In addition to selecting one big winner, Dentistry With TLC is offering 15 percent off all services to all veterans in November. If more than one discount is available, they will use the largest discount. Smith is accepting new patients and looks forward to helping more veterans.


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Making Family, Making Memories: December Call
December is a time often fraught with challenges of place, home and community. Holiday season has begun. I've watched friends' faces fall or light up as they consider Winter gathering plans. What are your plans?
Here at Heart and Humanity we recognize that not all families look the same. On a personal note, over the last year I have discovered a family beyond my biology. It consists of the people who have shown up consistently and with love, the people I show up for–those of us who actively choose each other. Adoption, friendship, immigration, coming out, dating, mentoring and more; all change the landscape of the family.
Tell us about the families you've made, and the memories that go with them.
We want your stories as essays poems, or even fiction. Share with our readers your unique family dynamics and favorite memories.
We will accept 10-12 paid pieces per month; to be eligible, December submission must be received at [email protected] by November 15th.
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With almost 31% of the Australian population renting their current house, making small upgrades to a rental in order to improve comfort is a common practice. This doesn't mean you have to invest a lot of money into a remodelling job. But, you can make a variety of small design and decor changes that help turn your rental into a mansion.
Budget Design Ideas to Turn Your Rental Into a Mansion
No house is perfect, but there are many cases where small design changes can make a huge difference. Whether it's in the kitchen, lounge, or your outdoor areas, choosing the best design upgrades at the right price can increase comfort levels in your house. Especially if you can take them with you when you find a new place!
Here are some tips to choose the best design improvements for a small budget.
Add Matching Key hooks and Clocks
One of the best ways to improve the aesthetic appeal of your house is to create some sort of theme. By using functional accessories, such as a matching clock and key hook set, you can showcase your creative side without exaggerating. Plus, you'll always know where your keys are and what time it is!
Find the Right Garden Art
Garden art comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, but it has to be sturdy in order to put up with inclement weather. This is one of the many reasons why metal artwork is becoming a common choice is gardens across Australia, and they can feature your favourite animal, saying, or landscape depending on what you prefer.
Set Up Privacy Screens
Having a good relationship with your neighbours is important, but there are also some cases where you need a bit of privacy. If you have an open or shared yard, you should consider adding privacy screens that also serve a decorative purpose. This can give you a private space and enhance your garden's appearance at the same time.
Get Quirky Signs for Your Indoor Spaces
Out of all the new decor trends, quirky designs have become a popular choice in the last decade. If you can to create this effect in your indoor spaces, adding creative signs made from uncommon materials is a great way to start.
Paint Cabinets Instead of Replacing Them
Old cabinets can make any room feel dreadful. However, buying new cabinetry often represents a hefty investment. Instead of replacing them, you can simply paint them over and give the area a completely new look.
Headboards and Bedroom Accessories
Headboards are common in older homes, but these elements are slowly making a come back. Having a headboard can give your room a touch of class and personality, but you have to make sure you have enough space to pull it off.
Make Your Own Cushions
Cushions and lounge pillows can be expensive, but you can make your own by recycling old materials you find around your house. This is a great idea if you're going for the quirky look, but keep in mind you can also use different tones to match various decor styles.
Windows and Blackout Curtains
Opening your windows during the daytime can help give the impression of more space. But, keep in mind you'll also want to have blackout curtains that help keep the heat in and give you privacy at nighttime.
Custom Decorations
If you like to have very specific decorations in your house, you should consider getting custom pieces made. There are hundreds of different materials and designs to choose from, so you're sure to find a combination that matches your preferences.
Give Your Rental a Unique Touch with Custom Metal Art
Just because you have a rental it doesn't mean you can't turn it into your personal mansion. The tips above should help you make improvements to your house that increase comfort and aesthetics without costing a fortune.
If you are interested in getting a custom metal artwork, contact us today and our team will be glad to help.
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The wine road
Piave Wine Road
The Piave wine Road is a route among culture and values, which preserves the elegance of an enchanting landscape architecture, artistic witnesses and compelling evidence of a long history.
Lison Pramaggiore DOC wines road
At the heart of the province of Venice there is an area intimately tied to local wine and food products: the "D.O.C. lison pramaggiore" area (D.O.C. stands for "Denominazione di Origine Controllata", that is: "Controlled designation of origin" (a quality assurance label for wine). Just a short distance from the city of Portogruaro, and just a few miles from the beaches of Venice and Bibione, Caorle and Jesolo, one meets a marvelous wine-producing land, much appreciated by the Venetian "Dogi" (the "Doge" was the leader of the Venetian Republic). This land has given life to the "Strada dei Vini" (the Wine Road) initiative, to invite you to get to know and visit this area.