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I've searched the internet and also read several question and answers here before and finally figured out the way of writing the singleton classes for my python codes. I've also read the python documentation about the new() function and some other things but still confused about how and what is mean by all that new(cls, *args, **kw) things etc!
for example I wrote a test code like this:
class Singleton(object):
def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs):
if '_inst' not in vars(cls):
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return cls._instance
class printer(Singleton):
def __init__(self):
print "I am a new Object, and will remain until the end of time!"
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and the result is the text "I am a new Object, and will remain until the end of time!" But how this works, I mean, I don't know how to tell, for example I'm really confused about:
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Go to this web page and they list many side effects.
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Summary: This book is full of poems made for 2 people to read together. Most seem to have an insect as the main character and the poem about it tells stories about the way the specific insect lives life.
Personal Experience: This book of poetry gives insight to how each insect that we are around each day carry on their lives.
Future Classroom Extensions: 1. Break my students into groups and assign a poem from the book. 2. Have them read it together again and then tell me what they really think it means in a short reflection.
Joyful Noise contains a collection of poems which describe the characteristics of a variety of insects. The collection is written to be read aloud by two readers at the same time.
Joyful Noise won the Newbery Medal in 1989. The book shows the relation of two points of view through the genre of poetry. The "two voices" aspect is easily construed as the poems specify that they should be read aloud by two separate readers.
The poem Book Lice, is about two different lice, that are two different genders, jumping from one book to another. Although they liked different books, opposites do attract. What they had in common was books, and they could connect that way.
Such an interesting and delightful collection of verse. I love how commonplace creatures like fireflies, butterflies, and other insects are celebrated and glorified by beautiful words. I really appreciate the "two voices" aspect - could definitely use this for choral reading activities during my poetry unit.
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Hi Susan and congrats on your paint buy. I don't think I've ever heard of Anita's, but we don't have ACM here. I do love new paint, but I usually end up with multiples of the same colors if I don't go with a list. I must tend to like the same ones. I get my happies from good finds at the TS that I want to paint even though I have so many now I shouldn't buy any more....EVER! ha
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Susan, that was a good sale on the paints. I've not heard of that brand either. I recently saw a flyer for Joanne's and they had Americana on sale really cheap, but I didn't have time to get by there.
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I would honestly prefer a year of self-induced sluggishness to another 2008/09. If it will take several years of middling through, then I am much more happy with that than constantly worsening recessions and crises. There is too much else in life that is important to have it all destroyed by constant financial downturn. Sluggish year? It could be worse, so I'll only be half-saddened.
We do not find a solution, because we are afraid to reveal the real problem.
Instead we put our heads in the sand and hope for a miracle, that the "crisis" will be over soon and increased growth will return. One week we want more austerity next week we give even more loans to pay for loans.
There are no further open markets to expand into, there is no such thing as infinite growth in a closed and finite system.
The middle class, the main engine of consumption is depleted, has no jobs, money or confidence, moreover more and more people realize despite the ongoing marketing brainwash that most of the products we are supposed to buy are absolutely obsolete, unnecessary moreover harmful for ourselves and our environment.
We are not in a crisis, we are in a system failure, and there are no miracles in the 21st century, if we do not do something nothing better will happen.
We do not want to put the picture together, because then we would be forced to change, and not just to small extent but completely.
If we wanted to acknowledge how we are, how we live and what conditions the global, integral world puts around us, we would have no other choice but to accept the ties inevitably connecting all of us together into a single interdependent network and started building a new human system based on mutual responsibility, consideration and cooperation.
This would be the wise option, but it seems we wait until more crisis, more sufferings, even wars will force us to look at the same picture later on we could look at today.
Is not that been the case thru out history - people refused to accept and confront state of affairs? History answer to such thing has always been war, strife, and instability; can we escape the lesson of history?
I agree but our situation is a bit different today: Humanity has "grown up", we are better educated, have more information than ever, even the previously "underdeveloped" regions have more or less free access to vast knowledge.
Humanity has truly entered a global, integral network, physically, virtually, economically, culturally and so on.
We have up to date, objective and factual information at our fingertips about this global system we exist in, we understand our own selfish nature better and more honestly than before, and the global interconnected and communicating public, who previously was satisfied with "circus and bread", and was isolated, woke up and want to take governance over their lives into their hands.
The same way as the old financial, economical model cannot function any more, the same old tricks governments, leaders, even cold blooded dictators used before do not work any more.
History does not work as if we left a previous dimension behind, we are in a new world whether we like it or not, either we go to the destructive path or a rebuilding path we are facing states we never met before.
It is the best solution,but also the most difficult to actulize because of different and conflict interests between people,enterprises,nations and such likes,however it is the right direction we should go forward to so we can be on a better world-all-side friendly to be sustainable
My mother used to say "People who live for petty concerns are miserable". That describes the entire world today. We've all grasped onto the petty concerns of self interest and now we're miserable. In the same way we can grasp onto a higher, less self interested goal and be considerably less miserable! We really do know too much. We know that we are just as capable of solving the problems of the world as we are at creating them. More of us could withstand coming out of the dark and opening our eyes if we knew there was support and strength waiting for us. But, we are consistently taught that isolation decreases our personal risk, when the exact opposite is the truth.
I actually disagree that humanity has grown up. Education can only somewhat manage ignorance. The problem with modern government - even in dictatorship in PRC - require some mandate and claim of legitimacy from the uneducated or rudely speaking ignorant and stupid public.
Throughout history there are smart people - they may not know what DNA or Higgs Boson but they have political, military, and economic accurment. The running of a state is not by knowing DNA or with LHC, it is that political accurment. The same applies to the ignorant public - they lived in a poor farm or live in town house working in a retail store or some low skill trade. Things have never changed.
Ok, so if I understand you well, you do not see hope, and we will repeat the past mistakes and run into wars strife and instability even if a war might mean a nuclear one?
I do trust that we have grown up and despite our inherent differences, separations and even hatred, pressed from one side by the very volatile and unpredictable future if we do not act wisely, and attracted by the promise of a much higher, prosperous and sustainable future in case we work together Humans will be able to rise above past and present problems and build a new platform.
Somehow in the past, the few smart ones will have stand up with enough wisdom and courage. May be the something would happen? But Napeleon, Bismark, etc had no nukes... As Keynes said the world is so uncertain that the only safe bet in the future is everyone would die! So who knows...
The key is not to wait for "a few smart ones".
We are in this all together, we are all responsible, and we all have to build this new Human platform.
There are no wise leaders, prophets or visionaries today, but as we have seen through all the peaceful or less peaceful protests last year there are a lot of people who want to change life, and they want to do it together.
the thing that has changed today is our level of interconnection. Now, the people on the farm know what is happening to a greater extent. They are waking up to the fact that they have been manipulated and taken advantage of. This is due to a new level of communication that bypasses the media - the internet, twitter, facebook etc etc. The masses have never been awakened before, because there has never been this level of interconnection. So, it will not be as simple to rally behind a single manipulative and dynamic leader. Once people start to get outside their comfort zones by becoming unemployed or losing benefits, after they have gotten over the 'tantrum' phase, they will have to start looking for answers. And ultimately come to the conclusion that we must do things differently.
Just because people are more connected does not mean people have gotten wiser. In fact, the connection increases the speed how fast rubbish and noise spread. People are even more subject to manipulation than in the past.
The same time when factual info spread faster, the same applies to who would spread lies.
The governments of the West need to keep on spending themselves into bankruptcy - even when they're growing - that's the solution, right? With 100%+ debt-to-GDP, any sort of cutting would of course lead to total societal collapse, right?
I'm glad that this "big lie" makes sense to the movers and shakers who read the Economist, because it doesn't make sense to me. I can't wait until Britain and America become the next Greece and Italy. Thanks, Economist, for doing your job of contributing to worldwide ignorance on Economics!
And to add to all that we have a series of elections/regime changes (4 of 5 in the UN Security Council), which can only bring more uncertainty. Voters in the public will be eager to push for immediate solutions, but temporary measures simply aren't enough and appropriate to tackle the fundamental issues at hand.
I'm more optimistic about China and other emerging markets - there is still a lot of potential growth in the emerging middle class, although inflation is admittedly a concern.
The U.S. will probably have better fundamentals than in 2011, but in an election year the possibility of grandstanding is a virtual certainty - and that can be wealth-destroying.
Europe is a lot more intractable - the sheer amount of debt and the difficulty to fashion a viable solution will make this a difficult year at best. And a disaster in the Eurozone is not discarded.
Mounting levels of consumer, corporate and government debt are the root of the problem facing the world's economy. As shown in this article, as debt levels rise past certain levels, additional debt actually reduces economic growth:
Over the past 30 years alone, in combination, the three levels of debt have risen by nearly 170 percentage points of GDP. Unfortunately, the growth in debt is showing no sign of slowing up and governments seem very, very slow to learn.
Europe and America two large developed economy are facing crisis of their own type. Some similarities are there like:
1. High debt
2. Political instability due to upcoming election
3. High unemployment
4. Thread from rating agencies which can decrement credit rating, causing lose in investor's confidence.
5. Bad conditions of banks due to bad loans
Both have to go by their own solutions.
Solutions which can be implemented with their limitations:
1. Inflation : Let inflation limit be increased to 5%, which will help decrease burden of debtor countries. As for Greece and other highly debtor countries, loan provider are also France and Germany, so doing it is really tough. But for America this solution can be a good way to decrease its debt, as most of the debt it owns to himself.
2. Work towards increasing unemployment by spending some money instead of giving that money to banks. This can be a short term program where government create projects in all fields and provide jobs. This can help reduce long term effect of austerity. Also as more people will work, tax will increase and money cycle won't get disturb stopping recession.
3. Implementing austerity measure in fields like Military spending. Countries like America spend a lot of money on military which is not needed as of now, so this can be spend on public welfare and increasing jobs. I agree with the argument that military spending provide jobs, but that it short term skill improvement and will not be useful once aircraft or missile is created and not needed more.
4. Decrease political instability: This is the time when everyone should work together towards a better good, but politicians don't understand this and fight for power. They should understand that welfare of country is first, this will help taking bold decisions and delay can be stopped.
5. Motivate investors to invest in long term projects instead to investing in stock market for short term. This will help boost economy and also increase jobs.
6. Increase patriotic environment and motivate foreign settled people to invest back in their country or help them in any means they can.
As my knowledge is limited so would like you all to add or critic my reasons and solutions.
Funny post.
1. Increase inflation... ok, always works but also robs people of their wealth!!! but this is being done!
The problem that you havent noticed is that with inflation you will be loosing competitiveness and promote wasteful spending.
2. Government create projects in all fields?
Please tell me you are 15 years old.... WHEN HAS THIS EVER WORKED???
Government spending promotes corruption and crowds out private spending because the money that government spends comes from taxes or debt!
3. This contradicts your point 2 and also military spending in the EU is very very small!!!
Only UK, Netherlands and Poland fulfill the 2% of GDP criteria assigned by NATO.
4. Decrease political instability... oh thanks Einstein...
Naive advice
5. How do you motivate investors to look for long term ? How do you do it while increasing inflation?
6. Nonsense !! EU economic problems can not be solved because the handful of Europeans that live elsewhere will go back to invest...
This is a god advice for a poor third world country with long tradition of emigration... maybe Tajikistan or Vietnam... not France and the USA
Thanks a lot for your kind reply, and sorry for my silly comments. But i have something to say about my comments:
1. I agree that inflation is not an answer to debt crisis of Europe as lender and debtor both are in same zone and lender won't let it happen. But in US, this can be thinkable solution, as if they let inflation increase a bit(increasing limit from 3% to 5%), then the debt will automatically decrease. Yes, it will rob wealth, but help increase employment, and regain momentum of economy. This is not a long term solution, but can be applied for short period, and FED always have to keep a control on it.
2. Yes, you are right, but it will also increase employment which will again increase taxes and help regain momentum. And i am not saying that we don't need austerity measure. But i am saying cut at some place and spend at other.
3. This spending cut is only applied for US, not for Europe. Sorry for not being clear.
4. i know this is common point, but i also know this one ;).
5. Government should provide inflation linked bonds which will invest in long term projects like Bridges etc, which will create jobs as well as help investor gain interest which will motivate them. But as investor confidence is very week, so they need to back it with some asset like in case of failure to pay, government can give investor right to gain toll on the vehicle using that bridge.
6. This one might not work as emigration is less in developled word.
I am not a expert in economics but a common person can also think of all this.
1. If it is not a long term solution why apply it at all? Did we have a one off event like the war? No! It was just a bubble... why should we punish those who behaved well and were saving?
2. No!! Government projects lead to wasteful spending... Look at Japan in the 90s or the soviet union or the new Obama projects, for example renovation of a border crossing, 10 mil USD, which is used by 50 people per day....
This is wishful thinking...
Government should stay out of the economy, only provide laws!! from your name I guess you are Indian, see at the parts of your economy where the government is involved... do they run well?
3. But the spending done by US benefits us all! For example US is the larges provider of patrol ships in the world... who would protect places like the strait of Ormuz if not US?
Sure, iraq was not money well spent but it is done now.
4. Ok.
5. Then why involve the government at all? Why not just give a bid for who will build and operate the road the cheapest wins...
Your bonds will again mean debt which means future generations will be hit..
If I look at EU the infrastructure is done in the West and catching up fast in the east... how many more highways can you build in Germany?
Maybe you can add some subway lines, some fast trains, better internet (especially Germany sucks in that matter) but this is it!!!
Developed world does not need much infrastructure...
1. I was proposing this solution to just pass through this bad time, and when time improve we again go towards controlling inflation. Yes, the bad effect is for all. Are we not doing the same right now, by giving tax payers money to bankers.
2. Yes, it does. I completely agree, but this is the only way through which we can create jobs and increase tax revenue. If we only keep on giving money to banks that won't increase tax and unemployment will remain high.
I agree, today condition in India is really bad because of corruption and more government intervention. Also other factors are there like caste system, unemployment etc.
I believe that invisible hand as suggested by Adam Smith doesn't work always so we need laws but minimal laws, as suggested by Friedrich Hayek. But sometimes we need to give extra power to government to bring back economy on track, but there are consequences of all decisions.
3. This is not to protect the countries but to prove dominance. And with little less spending on military, this can be done. All this is only for resources, not to protect any human rights. I would like to point out place like Yeman which is friend of US, there also people are dying but no one is saying anything, i don't know why.
5. Yes, but somehow we need money. No one want to increase tax due to election time on head, then how will things come under control.
Some solution is better then no solution. Do you have any? Sorry but i am just learning, and discussion is best way :).
I have a solution but it is boring...
Work hard, save, open the economy, reduce bureaucracy, make access to closed professions easier (f.e. doctors in the US), open the country for skilled emigrants, put constitutional limits on deficit and number of public employees....
I am interested in boring stuff(also you increased my curiosity to know that solution) if that can give me something i don't know.
Thanks for suggestions. We are struggling with some of them right now like our deficit is increasing because of high oil prices, bureaucracy is on its peak with lot of corruption and everyone is want to get rid of it, even corrupt people don't want it because they also have to pay at other places, so we want strong anti-corruption bills but getting them is a real fight. I would like to say that we are not yet ready to open our economy completely until it reaches a mature phase, we are still open but due to bad corporate governance. So we need to first fix them and then proceed through it. Also need foreign investors to put money for longer term not only in stock market for profit which can be done by many means as we are developing.
There are very good reasons for the "lack of clarity around the euro zone's future,", and "for America's fiscal paralysis." It is simply that the two only viable "solutions", are to either let those who overextended and over levered pay the consequences unmitigated, or try to keep can kicking for a few decades, until underlying technological changes renders today's problems less relevant.
All other proposed "solutions" involves massive transfers; from wealth producers and preservers; to those engaged in wealth destruction. Going down that route, guarantees that the wealth destroying behavior exhibited by those now clamoring for bailouts will be repeated ad infinitum, until there is simply nothing left to bail anyone out with.
"wealth destroying" in the sense of paying the mortgage/rent, purchasing food and clothing, etc. "wealth producers and preservers" in the sense of shuttling capital out of companies who make the mistake of investing now for the long term, and into companies whose MO is to eliminate as many jobs as possible, gut themselves, and sell the seed corn for a quick buck; because when they die, you just put the profits into another one.
wealth destroying, in the sense of A getting paid handsomely to make highly levered bets, where if they pay off, A makes a pile, if they don't, "society" or somesuch abstract nonsense, pays the piper.
Wealth producers, in the sense of making a living by serving a market efficiently enough to make a profit at it, without dependence on transfer payments from anyone, nor on artificially cheap credit from a central bank.
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Les redevances de prélèvement d'eau comme outil de gestion de l'eau.
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DOI: 10.1002/ird.1735
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Irrigation and Drainage
Volume 62, Issue 4, pages 477–487, October 2013
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Finney, C. (2013), WATER ABSTRACTION CHARGES AS A WATER MANAGEMENT TOOL. Irrig. and Drain., 62: 477–487. doi: 10.1002/ird.1735
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Dr. Larry D. Foster, MD
Family Medicine
- 201 Lagrande Blvd
Lady Lake, FL 32159
- 2 Locations
- (352) 753-0606
Dr. Larry D. Foster graduated from the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine in 1972. He works in Lady Lake, FL and 1 other location and specializes in Family Medicine and Internal Medicine - Geriatrics. Dr. Foster is affiliated with Leesburg Regional Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Family Medicine, Internal Medicine - Geriatrics
Medical School: University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine; Graduated 1972
*This physician has multiple office locations. See Office Information for details.


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Waka Flocka Flame – "Rooster In My Rari (TNGHT Remix)"
Producers Lunice and Hudson Mohawke will team up to release an EP as TNGHT next week, and recently they took on Flocka's "Rooster In My Rari." Stream the explosive, arena-friendly remix below.
The TNGHT EP is out 7/23 on Warp. You can hear a sampler here.