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Using recent results in the measurement error literature, we show that the official US unemployment rate substantially underestimates the true level of unemployment, due to misclassification errors in the labor force status in the Current Population Survey. During the period from January 1996 to August 2011, the corrected monthly unemployment rates are between 1 and 4.4 percentage points (2.1 percentage points on average) higher than the official rates, and are more sensitive to changes in business cycles. The labor force participation rates, however, are not affected by this correction.
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"Debut novelist Morton tells a gloriously macabre young-adult tale about the difficulties of being a teenage ghoul in the 1970s... pairs the darker aspects of life in high school with the lighter aspects of cannibalism, including details that range from humorous, poignant reflections on monster movies to quirky details of grave robbing. Howard's very human struggle to find acceptance explores whether being a monster is in fact a choice. The ending will likely leave readers happy and delightfully disturbed. Once readers dig up this clever supernatural YA story, they likely won't want to put it down."
"With AMERICAN GHOUL, Walt Morton has created a universally relatable New Jersey high school setting in which to plunk down outsider Howard Pickman. Howard struggles with his ghoulish burden, but it proves to be his greatest strength. An immensely compelling story that stays in your mind long after you've finished reading."
-- Julia Dray, Film Producer
"Forget vampires, zombies, and werewolves. Ghouls are the new face of monster horror. And in AMERICAN GHOUL, Walt Morton has written the Urtext of ghoul fiction. Not since Mary Shelley's FRANKENSTEIN has an author penned such an original tale of macabre terror. The creep factor in Morton's debut novel is off the charts, the humor is dark, and the characters are disturbingly real. For every geek, nerd, or outsider who's been bullied in high school, this book is for you. For everyone else, you'll want to be cremated after you die. At least I do now. If I had four million dollars, I'd buy the movie rights immediately." -- Eric Coyote, author of THE LONG DRUNK
"Funny, scary, and moving. American Ghoul is a fast-paced thriller and coming of age story. Set in the 1970's amidst high school, muscle cars and punk rock is a teenager trying to find his way. The main character Howard is a likable kid trying to do his best as he battles his true nature; but he needs his true nature to survive. His best friend and band mate Sebastian is hilariously quotable as he constantly rages against the machine. Granny is blast as well as an unlikely, quirky voice of occasional reason.
Reminiscent of Heathers, this book explores what it is like to feel like an awkward monster and looks at just who the real monsters are. It is humorous, sometimes dark, and filled with witty social commentary. A fun read for teens and their parents who will appreciate the nostalgia for the '70s." - KMD, San Francisco
"I read a lot of fiction, mostly sci-fi and horror. American Ghoul is
not quite like any other fiction that I've read before. It's not exactly
horror, it's not exactly a coming of age story, it's not exactly a
comedy, but somehow has elements of all of these. It *is* one of the
most original pieces of fiction that I have read in quite a while, and
is a heck of a fun read. ... I was very surprised at how much I liked American Ghoul, mostly for its
portrayal of of how Howard makes a new life for himself in NJ, finds a
group of likewise socially outcast friends and deals with all of that
and his senior year in High School, plus his and Granny's unique eating
requirements. It is exceedingly well written. Once I was in, I was never
jarred out of the story by poor or clumsy writing, giant plot holes,
lame vocabulary or poorly drawn characters.The writing, editing, dialog and pacing are so well done
that it is hard to imagine that this is Morton's first novel. There is
little or none of the horror or gore that I would have expected from a
"ghoul" novel (of course, come to think of it, I've read tons of novels
about vampires, werewolves, zombies, demons etc, but this was my first
ghoul), but there is horror - of the human kind. That is often the
worst. Morton brings everything to a exciting and satisfying conclusion, with a
couple of large twists en route. All in all, very well done. Highly
Recommended." - J. Tepper, New Jersey
"Howard and his family are not ordinary people. They are ghouls who
survive by eating the dead. They live among us, pretending to be just
like us, and fearing discovery. Simply put, this is an example of horror at its finest. The story is
unique, the characters are fantastic, and there's just the right amount
of gore. In addition, the author has a wry sense of humor which adds
just the right touch. The book takes place in the seventies and the
references are fabulous.... The editing is impeccable. Every word was
chosen with exacting care and the book reads beautifully. A huge key for me in reviewing books is the question, "Would I read this
author again?". Well, after finishing this book, I immediately got back
onto Amazon and searched for more books by this author. I was ready to
buy. Unfortunately, there weren't any others listed. I was incredibly
disappointed. I simply want more..." - OP, Pasadena
"This is a first novel for the author, and a first novel in what is bound to be an engaging series. Told from the POV of a young man who is about to enter his senior year of high school, and who also happens to be a ghoul. The time is the 70s on the East Coast. The author makes great use of the time and location, inviting the reader to jump into the era with gusto. At the same time, issues like bullies, standardized testing, class rankings, and other gory aspects of the high school experience at handled with deft attention to detail and insight that speaks to teens of any era.
I really like that the hero has only a partial handle on his ghoul side. The learning process, which is a combination of embracing and rejecting the instructions of his elders, makes for an interesting read.
The characters in the book are all memorable. They don't feel like place keeper foils for the hero's development. Small details about even the most minor characters (the principal's haircut) bring real dimension.
I would highly recommend this book as a solid, fun read." - Woperd.
"What I most appreciated about "American Ghoul" was not necessarily its
ghoulish context but how effortlessly Walt Morton works the Gothic
elements into the story of what would otherwise be that of a typical
teenage boy. I say Gothic because the novel is not really horror. The
ghoul is the main character and the reader cheers for him--there is no
supernatural force or creature for the reader or main characters to
fear. The most evil things in the book are humans and a society that
doesn't understand ghouls, and especially a group of teenage boys who
like to bully Howard and his nerdy friends who are starting up a punk
band--it's the 1970s when punk was still taking off. The book's
real moments of horror all derive from being in high school and dealing
with the bullies. Anyone wanting a refreshing story with a young voice full of humor and
teenage angst, yet with all the Gothic trappings that have kept the
genre popular for over two centuries would do well to give "American
Ghoul" a try. It's Morton's first in an intended sextet of books in the
supernatural horror genre, so don't miss out and get left behind." - T.Tichelaar, Michigan
"We've all read novels about what it's like to be a high school
outsider. So it's even more fascinating to read Morton's account of
17-year-old Howard Pickman, and realize you feel a profound empathy for
his protagonist despite the rather gruesome secret he must strive to
protect. What's also fascinating is how Morton recreates the high school
experience of the late 1970s, complete with jocks, freaks, and the dark
artists who came of age in the heyday of punk rock. This is a book rich
in spirit, and transcends the usual exploitation of the horror genre to
offer a redemptive tale of Howard and his friends Sebastian, Gerald, and
Dwayne, who form a bond, and a band, while trying to stay alive in a
world that doesn't take kindly to strangers, individuals, or ghouls. But
maybe it should." - FCP, Connecticut
"It's hard to say exactly why it's more interesting now to read this
story of a young American Ghoul than all of the Zombie Apocalypse stuff.
Maybe because the main character is the Ghoul. Actually he is a teenager
who happens to be a Ghoul and has to deal with it....The reader is actually involved in
journey of the monster and not just the killing of the monster. That's
what made the original Frankenstein so compelling. You felt for the
tortured soul and the same time you feared it. And "American Ghoul" is simply a great and very original story, very
well told." - M.R., Portland


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WHAT: The Power of the Pig just got porkier. Cincinnati's favorite race, the Flying Pig Marathon, will let the 2001 edition of its poster series out of the pen in a special ceremony at Fountain Square. Local integrated marketing firm CoActive Marketing Group, which does all branding and design work for the Marathon as a pro bono project, gave this year's poster a distinctly hometown twist that will forever tie it to the beloved Fountain. The 2000 Marathon poster won Runner's World magazine's Primo Promo award as one of the nation's best designs.
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CoActive Marketing Group has created the fun slogans and designs utilized by the Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon since its Inaugural running in 1999 as a pro bono community project. The winning poster from the 2000 Marathon, printed courtesy of Zumbiel Packaging, showcased the year's symbolic aeronautical pig running alongside Marathon participants. This approach was utilized in all advertising and marketing strategies for the 2000 Marathon Campaign. A similar fun and strategic approach has been taken for the 3rd Annual Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon.
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1.) The installer for the Cisco VPN can be downloaded here. Enter your Net ID username and password to get to the download. Once you authenticate, click "Run" on the button as shown below.
2.)The installation application will unzip. You will see a screen that indicates the program is unzipping followed by the screen below. Click "Next" to Continue.
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4.)On the next screen, just click "Next" to proceed.
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7.) After your computer has rebooted, click on Start, browse to Programs, and find "Cisco Systems VPN Client". Activate the "VPN Client" as shown below.
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9.) Look in the program folder where the Cisco VPN program was installed and select "UTHSC.pcf". Click the "Open" button.
10.) You should immediately see the pop up screen shown below:
11.) Back at the main window, double click on the "UTHSC" under "Connection Entry" to start the Cisco VPN application. You may delete the utmem value if you choose. You won't be using it anymore.
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It's been nearly a full year since Elena Basill suffered a severe concussion, but her coach and her team at St. Louis Park High School are now welcoming her back onto the ice.
"I've been in the game -- playing it or coaching it -- for a long time, and it's one of the worst things I ever saw," Coach Donnie Williams said of Basill's injury.
After 11 months, Basill is now back on the ice.
"I'm excited!" she said. "Very excited to play again."
When the sophomore laces up her skates, she'll be wearing some extra equipment out onto the rink -- including a neck guard and a Kevlar cap under a new helmet.
"It was a difficult decision, and there's no doubt we're nervous today," Basill's father, John, conceded.
It's Elena Basill's love of the game that brought her back, and the new camera system that can catch everything from practices to playoffs will help put John Basill's mind at ease.
"We've all agreed, if she has another concussion -- no matter the severity, mild or severe -- that would be it," he said.
He spearheaded the project because he wished her accident could have been caught on video so that doctors would have been able to learn more about the injury.
"I think that's really important, being able to see everything that happens," Elena Basill said.
Mostly, the coaches will use the camera footage as a teaching tool.
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Yet, while the cameras will certainly keep an eye on the players, officials stress it's still up to officials, coaches and players to keep the sport safe.
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14 Jul 2009 - 05:35Ok, well the first definition I saw of it when I did my search...yea, that would make me want to change my name. Umm that's not what came to mind when I saw your name. I just thought it had a funny ring to it, lol. Wow...I'll never look at that word the same. -
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11 May 2009 - 15:39The greek myth's, i know it's already been used already, But most of them is about the gods, or certain heroes, but insted they woud inset more playable heroes or historical important persons as they did in dynasty warriors, woud be awesome imho :) -
11 May 2009 - 07:55kinda sad tbh, but atleast i think they coud try attach themself's to some other world histories... since theres so many out there! But you can only hope :) Also if the gundam games woud get better graphics, it woud maybe be a decent replacement :) Theres afterall alot of choices out there ! :D -
10 May 2009 - 17:23aww, i youtube'd it, and it looked like an old childs game :( Do you know Zone of enders? It's kinda the same, Except the graphics on the characters are waaay better... I certainly hope they will improve the graphics, or else i woud personally take it as an insult vs my dynasty warriors :( Personally hope they will release something a bit more related to the 3 empires again, than that.... Well it's my opinion anyways :/ -
09 May 2009 - 12:37Orochi warriors sucked compared to Dynasty warriors.... so does the most of the copy's.... I really hope they will continue with the original.... Cause the original series of the games where the most epic, So far... Also, dynasty warriors gundam? Haven't heard anything about it... Does it seen to be any good ? -
08 May 2009 - 17:24i used to love that game :), my own personal favorite is Diaoh Chan, the character you can only unluck after completing a Scenario for each of the 3 armies, Do you know if there will be any future realeases of the game? Since i myself, am a huge fan :) -
08 May 2009 - 16:26Nice sig ,Is that Sun Xiang Shang from Dynasty warriors 6 in your sig :)?
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Craig Dundas' 11th goal of the season was the difference as Sutton United beat Dover Athletic 1-0 on Tuesday night.
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Perched on an escarpment overlooking a floodplain in the South Luangwa National Park, Sanctuary Puku Ridge Camp offers stunning vistas with perfect game sighting opportunities. Lions, leopards, elephants and zebra can frequently be seen. The camp has been constructed to blend into the local surroundings and designed to leave the lowest possible carbon footprint. Each of the seven safari tents has picture windows and its own viewing deck overlooking the plains where game amble across for a drink of water. Generous and comfortable, each tent has an en-suite bathroom with bathtub and shower, as well as an outdoor shower shaded by forest, all stocked with environmentally friendly products for your pure indulgence. Watch the sunrise from your double bed, see elephants bathing from the comfort of your bathtub, perhaps even get a glimpse of wild dogs making their way across the plains in pursuit of prey from your private viewing deck. In between game activities, afternoons are spent relaxing in the camp's large living area. Listen out for the Puku antelope whistling to one other when there is danger in the air. When evening arrives, make your way to the central dining area for a delectable gourmet meal in the bush, or order dinner on your own private deck for a romantic night under the stars. The South Luangwa is home of the walking safari and it remains the best way to experience the sights and sounds of the bush. Experienced guides love showing guests the indicators of the wild, 'rewinding' the action of the last few hours from just a few small give-away signs. See where an elephant stopped to browse, where a leopard scratched a tree or a pangolin rolled into a ball. There's nothing like seeing lion tracks or the giant footprint of an elephant to make guests relish the comforts of camp. The area is home to 60 mammals and over 400 bird species, making it one of the top birding destinations in the world. For big game, guests really need a vehicle to get up close and here in the South Luangwa, travelers have the privilege of going on game drives at night. Guests are always amazed how much can be seen when they go down to the river for sundowner cocktails before leisurely driving back to camp. Guests often see hyena and leopard in the early evenings and are able to get very close in specially designed 4 x 4 vehicles. On the open plains below the camp there are always grazing herds of antelope and of course they attract the predators that every guest wants to see.
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I hope I am not messing anything up here, I just replied to another post talking about touch screen problems, but maybe I should have just started another thread. Please let me know if I am doing this wrong. Here is my problem:
my ipad does not seem to respond to my touch most of the time. I can touch any of the options on the frount of my ipad 3, they respond by highlighting, but they don't open up, I can't get the keys on the keyboard to respond either. Sometimes after touching it over and over, I might get a responce, but not very often. I tried a hard boot and it didn't seem to help. I have been using the ipad for a month. My grandaughter was using a painting app and I turned my back for a minute and now I can't seem to get it to respond to my touch. She had the screen zoomed way in so everything was really big, and there was audio responce to any touch. I seem to have that fixed, but I can't get the touch pads to respond properly. Any ideas - shannon


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TUCSON, Ariz. - Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords returned to the scene of the horrific shooting that wounded her and killed six people two years ago, urging senators Wednesday to pass background checks for gun purchases in her first public event at the site since the rampage.
Giffords, who is still recovering from her injuries, spoke fewer than 20 words in the parking lot of the Safeway grocery store in her hometown of Tucson in a brief but emotional call for stricter gun control measures.
"Be bold. Be courageous," Giffords said. "Please support background checks."
At one point, Giffords pumped her fist in the air and grinned.
Other survivors joined Giffords at the news conference, along with her husband, Mark Kelly. Giffords and Kelly have returned to the Safeway previously to visit the memorial, but Wednesday marked their first public event at the store since the shooting. Sheriff's deputies were there to provide security.
A gun control group started by Giffords and Kelly began airing a new television ad in Arizona and Iowa Tuesday urging Congress to take action. Giffords and Kelly support extending background checks to gun shows and Internet purchases. The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to take up tougher firearm regulations Thursday.
"This discussion is not really about the Second Amendment," Kelly said. "It's about public safety and keeping guns out of the hands of the dangerously mentally ill."
Jared Lee Loughner, 24, was sentenced in November to seven consecutive life sentences, plus 140 years, in the Tucson shooting. The rampage happened at a meet-and-greet event organized by Giffords outside the grocery store on Jan. 8, 2011.
Kelly said it was not difficult to return to the place where his wife nearly died. As he spoke, shoppers and vehicles moved throughout the ubiquitous shopping center that includes a nail salon, a Starbucks and dry cleaners. It smelled like grocery store fried chicken.
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A Regex pattern is a string, used as a pattern to match other strings. For
examples, 'a+'
matches repeated occurences of letter "a", such as "aaahh!"
For another example, r' \w+@\[A-Za-z]\.com'
is a pattern that matches the email address firstname.lastname@example.com
In the example 'a+'
, the plus char "+" means "one or more"
of the previous char. In regex, many chars have special
meanings. Other chars that have
special meaning include: [ ] ( ) \ . ^ $ * ?
and more.
This page documents the meaning and special construct of all special characters.
DigitsRepresents any digit. That is, any of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9.
Not DigitsRepresents any non-digit character. That is, any char not \d
alphanumeric plus underscoreRepresents any alphanumeric character and the
underscore. That is, any of a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9, or '_'.
is equivalent to the regex pattern r'[a-zA-Z0-9_]'
With re.LOCALE
flag set, it will match the set [0-9_]
plus whatever characters are defined as alphanumeric for the current locale. 〔☛ Python Regex Flags〕
If re.UNICODE
is set, this will match the characters [0-9_]
plus whatever is classified as alphanumeric in the Unicode character properties database.
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Represents any char that is not the regex \w.
Note: re.LOCALE
and re.UNICODE
flags applies the same way as with \w
Represents any whitespace characters. They are:
space, tab, linefeed, carriage return, form feed, vertical tab.
Their ASCII values are: 32, 9, 10, 13, 12, 11.
These character are represented in Python by '\t\n\r\f\v'
The regex \s
is equivalent to r'[ \t\n\r\f\v]'
Represents any non-whitespace character; this is
equivalent to the set [^ \t\n\r\f\v]
A period matches any character except a newline. For example, .h
matches both "oh" and "ah". If the re.DOTALL
flag has been specified, this matches any character including a newline. See regex functions about setting flags.
A square bracket is used to represent a set of characters. For example, [aeiou]
matches any string containing any "a e i o u".
can also be used to represent a set of characters not listed inside [], by placing a caret "^" in the beginning. For example, [^aeiou]
will match any character that is not any of "a e i o u".
A range of characters can be specified by a hypen. Typically, [0-9]
matches any digit, and [a-z]
matches any lower case letters, and [A-Z]
matches any capital letters. This syntax can be combined, for example [A-Za-z]
to mean any capitical or lowercase letters.
Regex of character class such as \w
or \s
can also be used inside square brakets. For example, [\w,. ]
will match any alphanumeric char or underscore, or one of comma, period, space.
Characters that have special meanings in regex do not have special meanings when used inside []. For example, [b+]
does not mean one or more b; It just matches "b" or "+".
To include characters such as bracket "]" or dash "-" or backslash "\", put a backslash before the char. For example, r'[\\a\-]'
will match any of "\ a -". For historical reasons, if one of []-\
appears as the first char in the braket, then they are treated literally. For example, '[]b]'
is legal syntax. It will match "]" or "b".
The asterisk char represents zero or more repetitions of the preceding character or pattern.
For example, ah*
will match any of "a", "ah", "ahh".
Note that a pattern group can be used in front of "*" or any repetition
qualifiers such as "+" or "?". For example: a(xy)*b
will match any "ab", "axyb", "axyxyb", "axyxyxyb".
The plus char represents one or more repetitions of the preceding regex.
For example, ab+
will match "abc" or "abbc", but will not match "ac".
A question mark represents 0 or 1 repetitions of the preceding regex. For example, "ab?" will match "a" or "ab".
, +?
, ??
The repetition qualifiers * + ? are all "greedy". That is, they will match as much as possible. Sometimes this behaviour isn't desired.
For example if the regex '<.*>'
is matched against '
title
'
, it will match the entire string, and not just
This would not be useful if you want to capture the title by the pattern '<.*>(.*)<.*>'.
You can specify a non-greedy, minimal match behavior, by adding "?
" after the qualifier. For example, '<.*?>'
will now match only '
'
in '
title
'
To capture the title in '
title
'
, one can either use '<.+?>(.+?)<.+?>'
or '<[^>]+>([^<]+)<'
Specifies that exactly ‹m› copies of the previous regex should be
matched; fewer matches cause the entire regex not to match. For example,
will match exactly six "a" characters, but
not five.
‹m› to ‹n› repetitions of the preceding regex, attempting to
match as many repetitions as possible. For example, a{3,5}
will match from 3 to 5 "a
" characters. Omitting ‹m›
specifies a lower bound of zero,
and omitting ‹n› specifies an infinite upper bound. As an
example, a{4,}b
will match aaaab
or a thousand
"a" characters followed by "b", but not "aaab".
Represents ‹m› to ‹n› repetitions of the preceding regex,
attempting to match as few repetitions as possible. This is
the non-greedy version of the previous qualifier. For example, on the
6-character string 'aaaaaa'
, 'a{3,5}'
will match 5
" characters, while 'a{3,5}?'
will only match 3
A backslash followed by a character will in general represent the character literally.
In regex, many chars has special meaning. For example: "()[]{}*+?.\" and more. Sometimes you want to search for these chars exactly. This can be done by adding a backslash in front of the char that has special meaning. For example, to match a string containing the question mark, use the regex r'\?'
If a char does not have special meaning, adding a backslash in front may or may not represent the character literally. For example, many of the "character class" wildcards start with a backslash. ⁖ \w \W \d \D. (see Wildcards section above.) Also, a backslash followed by a number represents the captured pattern. (see Captures section below.)
todo: NOTE TO DOC WRITERS: the following are not clear in meaning.
Most of the standard escapes supported by Python string literals are also accepted by the regular expression parser:
\a \b \f \n \r \t \v \x \\
Octal escapes are included in a limited form: If the first digit is a 0, or if there are three octal digits, it is considered an octal escape. Otherwise, it is a group reference. As for string literals, octal escapes are always at most three digits in length.
The caret matches the start of the
string. For example, '^aha gocha' matches 'aha gocha!, but does not match 'haha gocha!'.
The ^ char is always used as the first char in a pattern.
If the MULTILINE
flag is set, the charact also matches immediately
after each newline.
For example, in the following:
re.search(r'^aha', 'why not?\naha, i see.', re.MULTILINE)
it will return a MatchObject because 'aha' appeared in the beginning of second line. If the re.MULTILINE flag is not given, then None is returned since no 'aha' appears at the beginning of the string.
The dollar sign matches the end of the string or just before the newline at the end of the string. For example, 'gocha$' matches 'aha gocha' and 'aha gocha\n' but does not match 'gocha!'.
If re.MULTILINE
flag is given, then it
also matches before any newline.
For example, re.compile('gocha$',re.MULTILINE)
will now also match "gocha\nthis time".
Regex such as ^ and & are called anchors, because they force a regex pattern to match at the start or end of a string or lines of strings.
Matches only at the start of the string.
Matches only at the end of the string.
Matches the beginning or end of a word. A word is a sequence
alphanumeric chars plus underscore "_". More specifically, \b matches the boundary between the regex \w and \W. This means, the set of alphanumeric chars are effected by re.UNICODE
and re.LOCALE
flags. For example, if Unicode flag is set and locale is set to Chinese, then Chinese chars are considered alphanumeric.
Inside a character set [], \b means backspace character.
Matches the empty string, but only when it is not
at the beginning or end of a word. This is just the opposite of \b
, so is also subject to the settings of re.LOCALE
and re.UNICODE
Alternatives can be used inside capture groups as well (see Captures below).
To match the vertical bar | exactly, use \|.
If a regex is enclosed in parenthesis, then any string matching the enclosed regex will be "captured", and can be referred to later using the form \number. This is often used in replacement.
in the following example, the quote is captured and referenced as \1, and the source after the double dash is captured and referenced as \2.
newstr=re.sub(r'([^-]+)--(.+)$', r'\1--Me, not \2','"what do you mean?" --A Sage') # returns: "what do you mean?" --Me, not A Sage
To match parenthisis literaly, use \(
and \)
A backslash followed by a number n, represents the nth captured match.
Captures are numbered starting from 1. The pattern \n is mostly used in the replacement string, but can also be used as a regex pattern.
For example,
r'(.+) \1'
matches "the the" or "55 55", but not
"the end".
Note: For historical reasons, the n in \n can be a number from 1 to 99 only. That is to say, there can be no more than 99 captures.
NOTE TO DOC WRITER: what happens with "\562" for example? And what happens with "\09" for example? or '\23456'? Needs a clear explanation on this here.
This form is similar to parentheses, but the captured substring is given the name ‹name›, so that they can be referred by name as well as \number.
Naming captured groups has advandages. In particular, when a complex regex is edited with captures added or deleted, references using the named form will remain stable. To refer a named captured group in a replacement string, use the form r'\g<name>'. To refer a named captured group in a regex, use the form "(?P=name)".
In the following example, a file name and link string are extracted from a HTML document's link archor:
patternObj=re.compile(r'([^<]+)<a href="(?P<fileName>[^"]+)">(?P<linkStr>[^<]+)') matchObj=patternObj.search('look: my cat.') print matchObj.expand(r'file name is: \g<fileName>, link string is: \g<linkStr>') # prints: file name is: some.jpg, link string is: my cat
Matches whatever text was matched by the earlier group named ‹name›.
This is an extension notation (a "?
following a "(
" is not meaningful otherwise). The first
character after the "?
determines what the meaning and further syntax of the construct is.
Extensions usually do not create a new group;
is the only exception to this rule.
Following are the currently supported extensions.
(One or more letters from the set "i
", "m
", "s
", "u
".) The group matches the empty string; the letters set
the corresponding flags (re.I
, re.L
, re.S
, re.U
, re.X
for the entire regular expression. This is useful if you wish to
include the flags as part of the regular expression, instead of
passing a ‹flag› argument to the compile()
Note that the (?x)
flag changes how the expression is parsed.
It should be used first in the expression string, or after one or more
whitespace characters. If there are non-whitespace characters before
the flag, the results are undefined.
A non-grouping version of regular parentheses. Matches whatever regular expression is inside the parentheses, but the substring matched by the group cannot be retrieved after performing a match or referenced later in the pattern.
A comment; the contents of the parentheses are simply ignored.
Matches if …
matches next, but doesn't
consume any of the string. This is called a lookahead assertion. For
example, Isaac (?=Asimov)
will match 'Isaac '
only if it's
followed by 'Asimov'
Matches if …
doesn't match next. This
is a negative lookahead assertion. For example,
Isaac (?!Asimov)
will match 'Isaac '
only if it's not
followed by 'Asimov'
Matches if the current position in the string
is preceded by a match for …
that ends at the current
position. This is called a positive lookbehind assertion.
will find a match in "abcdef
", since the
lookbehind will back up 3 characters and check if the contained
pattern matches. The contained pattern must only match strings of
some fixed length, meaning that abc
or a|b
allowed, but a*
and a{3,4}
are not. Note that
patterns which start with positive lookbehind assertions will never
match at the beginning of the string being searched; you will most
likely want to use the search()
function rather than the
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # python import re m = re.search('(?<=abc)def', 'abcdef') print m.group(0) # prints def
This example looks for a word following a hyphen:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # python import re m = re.search('(?<=-)\w+', 'spam-egg') print m.group(0) # prints egg
Matches if the current position in the string
is not preceded by a match for …
. This is called a
negative lookbehind assertion. Similar to positive lookbehind
assertions, the contained pattern must only match strings of some
fixed length. Patterns which start with negative lookbehind
assertions may match at the beginning of the string being searched.
Will try to match
with yes-pattern
if the group with given ‹id› or ‹name›
exists, and with no-pattern
if it doesn't. |no-pattern
is optional and can be omitted. For example,
is a poor email matching
pattern, which will match with '<email@example.com>'
as well as
, but not with '<firstname.lastname@example.com'


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Monday September 22, 2003
The Twins ran their current winning streak to nine games Sunday with a 6-4 win over the Detroit Tigers. They had won Saturday's game 7-3 and Friday's game 6-2. Their magic number is now down to 2, and by the time they play again on Tuesday night at the Metrodome against the Cleveland Indians, they could have clinched a tie. That means that they could clinch the American League Central at home on Tuesday night! Hopefully the stands will be packed!
But that wasn't the full Minnesota sweep over Detroit this weekend. Sunday afternoon. The Vikings traveled in to Pontiac, Michigan, and came out with a 23-13 win over the Lions. That moved the Vikings to 3-0 overall! With the Packers losing to the Cardinals (again, how does this happen???), the Vikings already have a 2 game lead heading into next Sunday's tilt versus the San Francisco 49ers.
Here is a brief update on the Twins/Tigers games this weekend:
Friday (Twins 6, Tigers 2) - The story was absolutely Eric Milton. I know the Tigers are barely a AAA-caliber team, but Milton's 77-pitch, 7 inning performance was remarkable! He gave up just two hits and one walk, while giving up no runs, striking out 2 Tiger hitters. He says that his fastball is only hitting about 90 or 91 miles per hour now, but that his control over his other pitches (changeup, curveball) is improved. His progression shows just how hard he worked to come back from the major knee reconstruction surgery that he had in March! Oh, AJ Pierzynski went 4-4 with his 11th homer and 2 RBI too!
Saturday (Twins 7, Tigers 3) - Johan Santana improved his record to 12-3, despite giving up 3 runs in 5 2/3 innings. The bullpen (Grant Balfour, JC Romero and Juan Rincon) picked him up though, providing 2 1/3 scoreless innings of relief! Matthew Lecroy had a single, a double, and a home run to go with 3 RBI on the day. Unfortunately, Lecroy just missed the cycle. I'm sure going into his last AB he was thinking triple! In my mind though, the most important thing Lecroy did on the day was catch 9 innings. Why? Because going into that game, AJ Pierzynski had caught 21 consecutive games, which is something very near "crazy"!
Sunday (Twins 6, Tigers 4) - Brad Radke continued his September success! He improved to 14-10 with 7 innings pitched. He allowed just one run on 6 hits, walking none, and striking out six Tiger batters (including striking out the side in the 5th!). To update Radke's post-All Star break numbers, he is now 9-1 with a 3.32 ERA. He has walked just 7 batters in 89 1/3 innings. How about his numbers in his four September starts? Well, he is now 4-0 with an ERA of 1.80. In 30 innings pitched, he has struck out 18 batters and walked… NONE! That's pretty "ace"-like!!!
By the way, after the game, the radio team of John Gordon and Dan Gladden were able to interview Al Newman from his hospital room in Chicago. Apparently the tests he went through today were very positive. There is a hole in his head the was shut, and if it continues to go well, he could be flying to Minneapolis by the end of this week. Al sounded pretty good, had his same sense of humor and provided a great interview. It was good to hear him.
Ideally, the Twins would clinch the division on Tuesday. I can see Ron Gardenhire playing his regulars Tuesday night in an attempt to finish it. But after that, I would like to see him get some players some much needed rest. He needs to find a way to do that while still giving them the opportunity to stay ready. My thought would be to give two or three regulars a day off each game. That way 6 or 7 regulars get their at bats, but fitting in two or three backups with them, would allow them to still compete. Actually, some of those players on the Twins bench could be starting for the Indians or the Tigers. OK, most of them would be starting for the Indians and ALL of them would be starting for the Tigers!!!
It's an exciting time of the year. It's fun to see them coming through at the most important time of the year. A friend and I were talking this weekend and decided that we are chronic complainers. No matter how well the Twins play, we see little things that we would do differently. But that's the beauty of baseball- Second Guessing the manager, wondering what you would do differently in that role. I will probably continue to do that as all baseball fans will. But, that said, I think that the Twins manager, Ron Gardenhire, deserves a little bit of credit for getting the Twins into the post-season in back-to-back years for the first time in 30 years! He must be doing something right.
It looks like the Twins will be playing the Yankees in Round 1 of the playoffs. I listened to a lot of Sports Radio this weekend and no one was really giving the Twins a shot at beating the Yankees. Yes, the Yankees have won the last 12 or 13 or 137 games against the Twins. But, the last two years, the Twins played the Yankees early in the season. 1.) I don't think the Twins are the same sad team as they were in April. 2.) The Yankees aren't the same team they were in April! Obviously, the Yankees will be a very difficult opponent, but I really, truly believe that the Twins can match up with them! Clearly, as has been the case the past 3 or 4 weeks, it all depends on starting pitching. The way they're pitching now, I would put Brad Radke, Johan Santana and Kyle Lohse up against anyone! Eric Milton could play a big role in the playoffs, whatever role that is. And with LaTroy Hawkins and Eddie Guardado at the end of the game, I like the Twins chance. Not to say that I agree with everything in the book Moneyball, but when Billy Beane is quoted as saying that the playoffs are really about luck, I can't help but agree, especially in a 5-game series. The Twins will be in the playoffs. That's hurdle #1! From that point on, anything can happen!
The Vikings showed a lot of maturity yesterday. Playing anyone on the road is not an easy thing to do, especially in the NFL. The Lions had a great game plan and executed it with success in the first quarter, actually taking a 10-0 lead. But the Vikings didn't panic. They continued to run the ball well, but also took more shots deep than they have recently. Randy Moss and Kelly Campbell each had 72 yard receptions in the game. Daunte Culpepper had two nice touchdown runs to re-claim the lead going into halftime.
On the second TD run though, Culpepper got hit hard in the back and didn't play the rest of the game. Gus Frerotte came in and showed why the Vikings were so happy to sign him in the off-season. He came in, and although being unspectacular, kept the offense moving enough to eat up some clock, and he actually threw for 184 yards, including the above-mentioned 72 yard TD pass to Kelly Campbell. It is not known yet whether Culpepper will be able to play next Sunday against the 49ers, but it's good to know that if he can't, the Vikings are in good hands with Frerotte.
That said, Daunte came into the week as the #1 rates QB in the NFL. He has really been playing well. Take away the fumbles (which I realize is easier said than done), and he is playing very well. The whole offense really is. And again, it's due to the work of the offensive line. They are opening up some huge holes for Moe Williams to run through. On both of Culpepper's TD runs, he was untouched until reaching the end zone. Being able to run the ball well, opens up the passing game. For the first time in a long time, the Vikings actually even through the ball downfield four or five times.
I thought the defense played really well. The defensive line, despite just 2 sacks, put pressure on the Lions QBs the whole game. We knew the linebackers would be fine. The question mark was the defensive backfield. But Denard Walker and Ken Irvin have been great additions at the corners. Brian Williams has played great as well. Corey Chavous already has 3 interceptions from his new strong safely position. And, to me, Brian Russell has been the biggest, most-pleasant surprise of the early part of this season. Russell did play quite a big last year already, but now he's starting and playing great! He too has 3 interceptions and is around the ball a lot!
Really, the lone negative of the game was the Vikings 11 penalties, which accounted for 125 yards. But, most of those are correctable!
Now, let's be honest, the Vikings are 3-0, but they've beat the three teams in their division. The combined record now of those three teams is 2-6. The Packers lost to the Arizona Cardinals yesterday, a team that, last week, I called the worst in the NFL. So, next week's game against the 49ers at the Metrodome is really a big game. The 49ers are 2-1 and coming off a TOUGH loss to the Cleveland Browns. They will definitely be ready for the Vikings!
Well, after having at least a share of the best record the first two weeks of the NFL season, I can do no better than a tie for fourth place in Week 3. From my perspective, I would have to just encourage you to check out the overall standings on the Football Picks Page!! Congratulations to Anthony Fox of The Bad Twin who, with just 2 wrong so far, will win this week. Aaron Gleeman and Vic Quick are each 10-3 so far this week, but all three of those teams have the Broncos winning tonight, so Anthony Fox will win this week! Here are the Week 3 results.
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Anthony Fox |
The Bad Twin |
11 |
2 |
84.6% |
Aaron Gleeman |
Aaron's BB Blog |
10 |
3 |
76.9% |
Vic Quick |
KDUH Sports |
10 |
3 |
76.9% |
Ben Jacobs |
Universal BB Blog |
9 |
4 |
69.2% |
Mike Brasel |
FFB Guru |
9 |
4 |
69.2% |
Missy Olson |
Seth Speaks |
9 |
4 |
69.2% |
Seth Stohs |
SethSpeaks |
9 |
4 |
69.2% |
David Lee |
Braves Buzz |
8 |
5 |
61.5% |
Michael Labuda |
ChiSox Daily |
8 |
5 |
61.5% |
83 |
34 |
70.9% |
Well, that's it for today! Twins win 3! The Vikings win their game! The White Sox lost 2 out of 3 to the Royals! The Gophers football team went to 4-0 with another lopsided win over a nobody team! Oh, and the University of Minnesota-Morris football team even won (for the first time since Nov. 1998, 46 games ago) and in doing so, where mentioned on SportsCenter by Chris Berman! Sure Morris, a Division II school, had to go to Illinois to play Principia College to do it, but… oh well! How cool is that?!
Be sure to check out the D-Rays Blog today. Last week, I wrote my thoughts on the Tampa Bay Devil Rays future. Today, David Bloom wrote his review of the Devil Rays 2003 season. Very interesting stuff!
If you want to discuss any of this information, or anything in general, send me an e-mail. Another Good Weekend in Minnesota! Oh, also, my dad got officially ordained on Saturday night, so that was a pretty big event too! Those of you that were there, Hello!
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Godinger Dublin 8-Piece Whiskey Set
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- Attractive Design
- Classic Style
- Easy To Clean
- Easy to Use
Best Uses
- Gifts
- Home Bar
Comments about Godinger Dublin 8-Piece Whiskey Set:
I haven't used the set too extensively, so I can't speak to how durable it will be in the long run. It feels nice and solid, a good weight in your hand. I was really impressed with how nice this is for the price; it really removes any desire I have for a higher-end set.
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