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Naivety (or naïvety, naïveté, etc.), is the state of being naive—having or showing a lack of experience, understanding or sophistication. One who is naive may be called a naif.
Etymology Edit
In early use, the word "naive" meant natural or innocent, and did not connote ineptitude. As a French word, it is spelled naïve or naïf. (French adjectives have grammatical gender; naïf is used with masculine nouns.) The dots above the i are a diaeresis (see also Ï). As an unitalicized English word, "naive" is now the more usual spelling,[1] although "naïve" is unidiomatic rather than incorrect; "naïf" often represents the French masculine, but has a secondary meaning as an artistic style. "Naive" is now normally pronounced as two syllables, with the stress on the second, in the French manner.
The noun form can be written naivety, naïvety, naïveté, naïvete, or naiveté.
In the sciences, and technical professions, it is used to refer to a lack of experience or avoiding the obvious with a specific stimulus (e.g., an image, a drug, a method for solving math problems) and does not carry broader negative connotations about the individual. In computer science, a naive algorithm is one that is correct and simple, but not efficient, e.g. bubble sort for sorting or linear search to find a value in a list.
The naif appears as a cultural type in two main forms. On the one hand, there is 'the satirical naïf, such as Candide'.[2] Northrop Frye suggested we might call it 'the ingenu form, after Voltaire's dialogue of that name. Here an outsider...grants none of the premises which make the absurdities of society look logical to those accustomed to them',[3] and serves essentially as a prism to carry the satirical message. Baudrillard indeed, drawing on his Situationist roots, sought to position himself as ingenu in everyday life: 'I play the role of the Danube peasant: someone who knows nothing but suspects something is wrong...I like being in the position of the primitive...playing naïve '.[4]
On the other hand, there is the artistic 'naïf - all responsiveness and seeming availability'.[5] Here 'the naïf offers himself as being in process of formation, in search of values and models...always about to adopt some traditional "mature" temperament'[6] - in a perpetual adolescent moratorium. Such instances of 'the naïf as a cultural image...offered themselves as essentially responsive to others and open to every invitation...established their identity in indeterminacy'.[7]
During the Sixties, 'the naifs turned toward mysticism and Eastern religions',[8] feeding into the Hippie movement. 'Hippie culture, bastard of the beat generation out of pop, was much like a folk culture - oral, naive, communal, its aphorisms ("Make love, not war", "turn on, tune in, drop out") intuited, not rationalized'.[9] Its druggie protagonists 'had a childlike wonder that we could produce such weirdness from ourselves...assumed with the bravado of youth that we'd make it back to tell of what we saw'.[10]
A "recovering" naïf might have to learn that 'I had to stop presenting myself as a blank canvass to others. I was allowing people to paint their fantasies on to me so that when I finally let them know what I was like...I was already in too deep for the extrication to be painless'.[11]
The naif represents 'a common intellectual type among women...Rosamond Lehmann, Katherine Mansfield, and Jean Rhys all wrote naïvely'.[12] Alongside the literary 'survival of a tender, untried female naif from modern Gothic tradition',[13], the role remains a perennial possibility in everyday life. Often in a family 'the youngest sister, the most undeveloped one, plays out the very human story of the naive woman. The naive woman tacitly agrees to remain "not knowing"'.[14]
Yet any woman may adopt the position in a relationship, so that 'from the moment she uses the word love, there is the birth of naivety': she 'put her intelligence to sleep...the knowing, doubting, sophisticated [side]', exchanging it for ' the power to create through naivety '[15]
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In Eric Berne's terminology, the naif is very close to 'the Schlemazl...a man who gives too much away';[16] as well as to the game of "Peasant". Here the protagonist 'is a celebrated poet, painter, philanthropist or scientist, and naĩve young women frequently travel a long way...so that they can sit adoringly at his feet and romanticize his imperfections'.[17]
Doris Lessing considered that 'being psycho-analysed is essentially...a sort of intellectual primitivism';[18] and that many of its standard techniques can be seen as directed at artificially creating or re-creating a state of naivety. Thus free association means that 'the patient has to refuse himself the conventional satisfactions of narrative...has to become a very bad story-teller and make a nonsense of his life. Giving himself up to another person's punctuation, the patient recreates something of the process of being parented'.[19]
Conversely, the therapist is enjoined to 'attempt to understand something from a position of not-knowing...starting every session "without memory, desire or understanding"':[20] sets out 'trying to listen as naively as possible...[to] open to the phenomena of therapy freshly, naively'.[21]
See alsoEdit
- ↑ OED, "naïve" and "naïf" and quotes.
- ↑ Mark Perrino, The Poetics of Mockery (1995) p. 54
- ↑ Northrop Frye, Anatomy of Criticism (Princeton 1973) p. 232
- ↑ Jean Baudrillard, The Conspiracy of Art (2005) p. 66-7
- ↑ Martin Green, Children of the Sun (London 1977) p. 238
- ↑ Green, p. 35
- ↑ Green, p. 35
- ↑ Leora Lev, Enter at Your Own Risk (2006) p. 50
- ↑ Ellen Willis, "Dylan" in Craig McGregor ed., Bob Dylan: A Retrospective (1975) p. 148
- ↑ Jenni Diski, The Sixties (London 2009) p. 40-2
- ↑ Gwyneth Lewsi, Sunbathing in the Rain (London 2002) p. 160
- ↑ Green, p. 34
- ↑ Mary Ellen Snodgrass, Encyclopedia of Gothic Literature (2005) p. 112
- ↑ Clarissa Pinbola Estés, Women who Run with the Wolves (1996) p. 51
- ↑ Doris Lessing, The Golden Notebook (1973) p. 216-7
- ↑ Eric Berne, Games People Play (1966) p. 99 and p. 107
- ↑ Berne, p. 133
- ↑ Lessing, p. 455
- ↑ Adam Phillips, On Flirtation (1994) p. 68
- ↑ Patrick Casement, Further Learning from the Patient (London 1997) p. 10
- ↑ Carl R. Rogers, On Becoming a Person (1961) p. 128
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For those of you that have built bulk importing functionality into applicaitons, do you normally report to users non-mandatory but important data that is missing? If so, do you report the specific fields that are missing data or do you simply query the database for only those records that are missing important data?
I have import functionality that I have built in an individual incomplete data filter that inserts each missing data column per imported user into a flag_this_new_incomplete_data table, but my concern is that when using this filter causes the import time to triple, where the time is not prohibitive just not as responsive than without the filter. The filter checks each row of imported data after each column of data is inserted into their respective relational tables so this method:
$this->o_LeadManage->group_id = $this->checkType($this->group_id);
$primary_incomplete_data = '';
$primary_incomplete_data = "$this->first_name $this->last_name";
$primary_incomplete_data = 'Lead: ' .$primary_incomplete_data . ' group';
$this->incompleteData('Should this lead be assigned to a group(s)?', $primary_incomplete_data, array('group'));
And the method:
protected function incompleteData($name, $primary_data, $incomplete_column_names){
throw new exception('Third argument needs to be an array, '. typeof($incomplete_column_names) . ' given.');
throw new exception('Second argument was empty you need to supply a string. Typically
this is the most important data in a database row. For example, if the table was
postal_codes then a good fields primary data would be that of postal_code');
$col_count = count($incomplete_column_names);
if($col_count > 30){
throw new exception('You have exceeded 30 incomplete columns. Maximum columns allowed are 30.');
INSERT INTO flag_this_new_incomplete_data
, :name
for($i=0; $i<= 29; $i++){
$sql .= ", '" . $incomplete_column_names[$i] ."'
} else {
$sql .= ", NULL
$sql .= " ) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE primary_data_field = :primary_data";
$stmt = $this->o_Db->prepare($sql);
$stmt->bindParam(':primary_data', $primary_data);
$stmt->bindParam(':name', $name);
$result = $stmt->execute();
This generated results like:
User: Gloria Jones, Generally for mail, email and phone, first name is important. Should this lead have their first name?User: Gordon Mathes , For reporting purposes is having this leads gender set important?
The alternatives to this approach is to rely more on running an SQL SELECT to find all records that have missing x, y, z however this approach does not leaned itself to getting the more detailed 'missing data' results like the current filter; however it is faster.
The other alternative is to not report any missing data and let every user be updated when it is decided that they are missing information.
Your thoughts on how you handle this type of information is important.
Assign a unique identifier to the table that you are importing to based on the date/ time. Once the upload is complete, run your query against the data that was just imported and present the user a list of exceptions, rather than rolling it into you PHP.
Thanks for your idea... However the data gets imported regardless of if some of the fields are missing data. There are only a few fields that have mandatory requirements and if they are not filled exceptions are show. The data that I speak about is more for administrators (after and import) can tell what data is missing (as the information they import comes from different sources).
What I am interested in is:
Either show a useful warning, or don't show a warning at all, but don't show a generic warning "this and that contains one or more empty fields" kind of thing; that doesn't help anyone. If anything it only makes people mad ("What does that even MEAN!?").
I've only done imports a few times but usually I just ran the whole file and kept track of the current line number. When a warning or an error was encountered I'd store those in the appropriate array ($warnings / $errors) and then when the importing was completed I showed these $warnings and $errors. The main advantage is that the complete file will be imported even if you have an error early on. It is then up to the user to fix the broken rows and re-import. Using duplicate detection you can than skip lines that were already there, or update them if data has been added.
Thanks ScallioXTX,
You have confirmed my thinking. I will allow the little extra time (10 seconds to import 3000 records versus 30 seconds) and continue to display a more meaningful message.
I have done what you suggest in #2, where I import data into a temporary table. I then loop through that temp table and perform manipulation, insert relational data ... The missing data is more as a flag to whomever does a bulk import that some data is missing. If a person adds a user using the manual create user page they will typically complete more user info than is necessarily the case with the bulk import data. Normally no more than a few hundred users would be imported at one time so the time may not even be considered by the end users; however their is something to think about operations (such as bulk import) that may cripple performance if a large number of records are attempted to be imported; this is the crux of why I am worrying about the performance hit
Best regards,Steve
I'm sorry I think your missing my point. You should be querying your record set that was just imported for these missing fields, not checking during import with PHP. If he / she wants to re-upload, wipe the data set clear and do it again.
Select anything that was just uploaded in that session and where it meets x, y or z criteria you see fit, display warnings" to user with option to re upload.
Gave this a whirl and it made little difference to the way that I show, as I'm having to loop through the imported result anyway so the approach I use works ok.
Thanks for your suggestion.
Isn't the crux of this question really "what do I want to happen if patchy data is bulk loaded?".
Depending on how much value is gained from prompting either the user, or an administrator I suppose the responses could vary between being:
1) dump the whole thing, and let me try again (delete the temp table)2) dump the bad records, and prompt me for re-entry of those bad records (do a partial commit)3) I don't care, that's all you are getting (commit it anyway)
If that is the scenario, then maybe a temporary table would be helpful.
Thanks Cups,
Yup (said in so many fewer words nice )
I am going to use your option 3 with a slight modification. I will INSERT the data regardless and will keep the missing data reported for each row.
In the cases where users are, in many ways, blind to what they will be getting in a bulk import the more information provided allows them to make decisions if important things should be corrected.
There should be no reason to loop through with PHP other than to print the results in table format on the page. Use SQL to do your error checking.
So if you have each row of a CSV that has data related to one user and the data belongs to approximately 60 different tables in the database you are going to just use SQL to search the temporary table where all the data is raw imported and then INSERT the data into the proper tables, and in some way using SQL your going to insure that the data that relates to each user is relational to the each correct user? On top of this your doing your checks for missing data (In my case these are not errors as it is optional data) using SQL without any loops? I'm interested in how you propose to do this using just SQL.
I didn't see that you'll be appending to different tables, but this matters little. You'll simply append to a temp table, perhaps with the table name in a new column that it would be appended to. Use separate queries if necessary and then pile them on top of each other using UNION ALL to display your warnings to the front end.
Can you supply some examples of different "exceptions" that you would want a warning thrown for?
These are the types of warnings:
User: Gloria Jones, Generally for mail, email and phone, first name is important. Should this user have their first name?User: Gordon Mathes , For reporting purposes is having this users gender set important?
Well I was hoping for some data sets, but this looks very straight forward for SQL. Doesnt really matter what you return, but once you have your record numbers and user names or whatever that would qualify for a warning, use PHP to "present" the data, rather than do the work of finding it.

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Did you know?iSimangaliso Wetland Park was South Africa's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, proclaimed in 1999.
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But although you'll enjoy your airy accommodation, the birdsong and monkey chatter that wakes you in the morning, the great food and friendly staff, you're really here for the beaches, warm ocean and superb diving, snorkelling and swimming opportunities deep in the heart of one of South Africa's most beautiful and unspoiled World Heritage Sites – iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
There's so much to do when you get here. Even if you're not the ultimate water baby, you won't be able to resist snorkelling at Lala Nek. If you're a beginner, then now's your chance to learn from the friendly and helpful staff. Put on your mask and flippers, waddle into the sea from the beach, and then welcome to a watery wonderland of brilliantly coloured fish, coral and other marine life. Your guide will point out the different varieties on his waterproof pages as he swims with you.
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Rocktail Bay is also famous for the nesting sites of Leatherback and Loggerhead turtles. To watch these amazing sea giants nest and lay their eggs, or to see the hatchlings emerge weeks later, will be among the most memorable experiences of your life.
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Best time to visit
Any time of year is good, but if you want to see the turtles, then November to March is the season.
Around the area
Lake Sibaya, Black Rock, Tembe Elephant Park, Kosi Bay.
Tours to do
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Rates vary according to season so consult the Wilderness Safaris website.
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I'd like to propose the following addendum to the Image policy regarding Video uploads: - Nick O'Demus 09:12, August 25, 2010 (UTC)
- Video uploads are for use in articles only.
- Videos allowed to be used in articles include publicly released material such as trailers or promotion reels.
- Videos not allowed include partial or full scenes from released films, fan-made videos, and videos not relevant to the Harry Potter series.
- Users may post links to videos on sites such as YouTube on their userpages.


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Jaipur, Oct 17 (IANS) A Gujarat Police team carried out a raid at the ashram of controversial spiritual guru Asaram Bapu here in connection with a sexual assault case registered against him and his son Narayan Sai in their state, informed sources said.
The Gujarat Police team raided the ashram to recover a laptop and some other items belonging to Mohit Bhojwani, a close associate of Narayan Sai, the sources said.
Bhojwani, who is the accountant of Asaram's Jaipur ashram, was arrested by Surat police Saturday, a Jaipur police officer told IANS.
Asaram, who was arrested by Rajasthan Police last month for sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl at his ashram near Jodhpur, was taken to Gujarat earlier this week where the case was filed against him in Surat.
Narayan Sai is allegedly on the run.
"A Gujarat Police team had arrived at Asaram's ashram in Kardhani area in Jaipur today (Thursday). They were looking for a laptop and some other things belonging to ashram's accountant Mohit Bhojwani," the police officer said.
The Jaipur police provided security and other logistics to the Gujarat Police team.
The team also went to Bhojwani's residence and conducted a search.
He had allegedly circulated mobile messages instigating Asaram's followers to carry out violent protests.
"Gujarat Police believe that Bhojwani is an important person to reach Sai who is on the run since the rape complaint was lodged against him and his father Oct 6. He was with Sai in Jaipur till the day when the complaint was lodged," said the officer.


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APB offers students standard events such as Parents and Family Celebration and Raiderfest, as well as providing them with concerts, comedians, tournaments, dances, poetry slams, day trips, movies etc.
The organization provides leadership opportunities for students that compliment the classroom experience in addition to developing team building skills while working with the administration, faculty, and fellow classmates.
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If you have added a font and it is not being picked up you can force an update on the file by stopping the XMLForm process (e.g. manually in task manager), deleting the file and then restarting the XMLForm service (e.g. by re-starting the original document generation/conversion process). The AdobeFnt11.lst file will be recreated with all of the new fonts added. Normally you don't have to do this, as the new font should be located and added automatically.
PDFMM also uses this file, as it deals with PDF files, which also use fonts.
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The Vivid Voices of By Love Possessed
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Once a popular school couple, two well-to-do middle-aged Jamaicans square off in a restaurant: He, now a British-educated lawyer who's returned home with an Irish bride, seeks some kind of reconciliation; she greets him with the implacable hauteur of an Egyptian queen...then ends up helping him bury his mother and seeing to it that his foolish young Deidra doesn't purchase a mortifying wardrobe for life on the island. A roadside flower seller whose mother and stepfather ran him off two years ago at age 11 dreams of the governor- general's wife rolling down the window of her Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud and inviting him to live in her home. In 22 stories that range across the whole of island society, Jamaican author Lorna Goodison, who teaches writing at the University of Michigan, gives us a matchless mosaic portrait of a rapidly vanishing postcolonial time and place in By Love Possessed (Amistad)—a perfect complement to her evocative, widely admired memoir about her family's heritage, From Harvey River.
The voices come vividly off the page, unerring in their Caribbean cadence—especially those in thickest patois. A mother tired of her daughter's coddling of a wedding-shy baby-daddy says, "Me a one independent woman. Me no haffi put up with foolishness from man, as them bother me two time, I run them backside"; a striving wife working in New York City who's trying to placate her fed-up, wandering-eye husband back home writes, "I'm just trying to make it so that you and me and the children can live a better life and stop having to box feeding outta hog mouth."
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I run a vote exchange website called Vote requests
This site is build using custom post type "contest" in wordpress and many custom fields. The posts are ordered by using a custom field named "Top Contest Order". There is something strange in the site currently that is for only some users around 10%. When they add contest only this custom field is not added and as per ordering functionality if this is not added then that contest will not be displayed. However this contest displayed in admin but not displayed in ordering because of this custom field entry and strange thing is its only for some users.
When a user fill out the request form the contest is supposted to be posted right away but at times its posted to admin and I have to manually update it to post on the front end. I thought maybe it was a cache issue, but its not, I thought maybe it was a browser issue but its not I can't seem to replicate this issue by testing. So any solutions would be greatly appreciated
Without any code pieces or error messages there's no telling what's going on. It's good idea to start with a code that saves those custom fields, could be a problem there. That action is usually hooked up to save_post action,
add_action( 'save_post', 'my_custom_save' );
function my_custom_save($post_id) {
//deal with all custom fields
There are no error messages, just some posts are posted in the back end instead of front end, this only happens to 10 percent of users I have tried to replicate this by making numerous posts, but it posts on the front end That is why its so difficult to diagnose for me and fix
here is how it looks on front end and back end
I pmed u the code ronalds
The code you sent is got some part cut off.From the part that is there, I don't see anything that is totally wrong.Have you set define('WP_DEBUG', true); in config file?Do other meta values get inserted into database when "Top Contest Order" insert fails?On a side note, it's better use get_posts or WP_Query to access data, rather than querying database directly. Also it's a good practice, to set post meta key names like this top_contest_order.
Hi I sent u more code it wouldn't let me send the whole thing so i sent you more pieces of it hope it gives u a better idea, Thanks
Have you set define('WP_DEBUG', true); in config file?Do other meta values get inserted into database when "Top Contest Order" insert fails?
What about these questions?
no i haven't set define('WP_DEBUG', true); yes other metavalues get inserted when "Top Contest Order" insert fails
Well, defining WP_DEBUG is kinda important, while developing. It allows you to display or log PHP errors http://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress
Ok I'll set it, so do u have any idea what might be causing contests to be stalled in backend? No programmer I have talked to seems to know what's causing this tricky problem even Wordpress experts
Nope, I have no idea. But I would do two things, first check all the code, that's responsible for adding contests, step by step, to be sure, that each step produces the result expected and second, configure WordPress error logging to gather as much data as possible regarding contest inserts and then analyze that, to see where it actually fails.
Do you think it could be a plugin issue, I have multiple plugins installed, Also I have a feature that prevents duplicate contests from being posted but I tested it out doesn't seem to be the problem, I deisgned a special plugin to list the contests in users profile then I have 20 others installed.


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BATH props current and future could be in line to step in for Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash with Ireland after Leicester tighthead Dan Cole was ruled out for the rest of the tournament.
Sale Sharks' Henry Thomas - who will join Bath next season - and Bath's David Wilson are contenders to replace the 26-year-old Cole, who suffering from a bulging disc in his neck which is trapping a nerve and needs a period of rest.
it leave England coach Stuart Lancaster with a headache in the position, with Thomas' international action limited while Wilson has only just returned from a calf injury and played only 46 minutes in the 27-23 win at Exeter Chiefs on Saturday before being replaced by Anthony Perenise.
England are currently third in the standings with two points, two points behind leading sides Ireland - who they play at Twickenham on Saturday - and France.
England coach Stuart Lancaster admits it is "massively disappointing" to lose the Leicester forward - will have further specialist assessment on Tuesday evening - but also sees it as a chance for some other players to stake their claims.
He said: "It's massively disappointing for Dan, Leicester and England but the important thing is that this has been diagnosed and that Dan gets the appropriate rest and treatment.
"Our medics are working closely with Leicester's to come up with a programme that will ensure Dan returns in the best possible shape.
"In the meantime, it's great to have David Wilson back, as well as Henry Thomas who has trained well and came off the bench against Scotland and this will be an opportunity to develop experience in this area."


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HOUSTON - Friday marks the last day of early voting in Texas.
Some voters waited in long lines around Harris County to cast their ballots ahead of Tuesday's general election.
"I thought since it was early voting I'd zip in and zip out. Took me about an hour and a half to get through," said voter Eric Uribe.
Early voting began on Oct. 22.
"Two hours, I'm just thinking about how long the wait is going to be on Nov. 6," said one voter.
Texans were allowed to cast a ballot at any polling place in their county of residence during the early-voting period.
"Definitely worth it. Hope the right person gets the job," said another voter.
As of 4 p.m. Friday, 735,411 registered voters in Harris County had voted early, according to the Harris County Elections Office.
Secretary of State Hope Andrade said Texas has a record number of voters with more than 13.64 million registered to cast ballots. The previous record number of Texans registered to vote was more than 13.57 million during the November 2008 general election.
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When using FDS 2 with Tomcat, there are extra files to install and configure. Please see flex install doc
1. About JOTM:
You must install JOTM from http://jotm.objectweb.org, and make sure you copy the JAR files from jotm-root/lib to tomcat-root/common/lib. The jar files are:
* jotm.jar
* jotm_jrmp_stubs.jar
* ow_carol.jar
* jta-spec1_0_1.jar
* jts1_0.jar
* objectweb-datasource.jar
* xapool.jar
* howl.jar
* commons-cli-1.0.jar
* connector-1_5.jar
To get JOTM configurate correctly with flex samples, see this link.
If you need to configure JDBC and transactions in Tomcat with JOTM, see this link.
2. About JMX
If you are using jdk 1.5. and up, then you don't need to do anything about this. You will only need to install JMX if you are using JDK 1.4.x.


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The Kennedy Center is collaborating with Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China in producing an exhibition of the diverse arts of China's culture: China the Art of a Nation . The celebration will be taking place through the month of October. There will be ticketed as well as free events such as the Beauty and Melody Orchestra of Sichuan and the Outdoor Exhibition: Landscape in Mind. Ticketed events include productions from the Beijing Dance Theater and the Northern Kunqu Opera Theater.
The Kennedy Center is accessible by the Foggy Bottom metro station, serviced by the blue and orange lines. The Kennedy Center provides free shuttle service between the Foggy Bottom metro station and The Kennedy Center. The shuttle runs in 15 minute intervals.
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Knee: Rockfall Causes Lump
I was climbing Rainier two weeks ago and took a hit from grapefruit-sized rock. Plunked me in the muscle just above the kneecap. I gutted it out and summited, but it was 18 hours before I was home to ice and elevate it. Gradually, the swelling (which was only moderate) has gone down and I have my mobility back. But here I am, two weeks later, still with a small knot above my knee and lingering pain. Should I see a doctor? Physical therapist?—TyneRock | Rock and Ice Forum
Somebody get this guy a sponsorship deal! Hell, a book deal! OMG, call Hollywood!
Two weeks is not long when you have just taken a haymaker from a midget Mike Tyson … and summited! A rock that size traveling somewhere between really fast and holy-shit fast is tremendously powerful. That it did not break your leg is a minor miracle. Had it smashed your patella to smithereens you could have crawled your way to a major screenplay and maybe even a nude scene with Penelope Cruz.
Oddly, it does not sound like it caused a hematoma, but rather has crushed/fused some of the muscle fibers to the point of annihilation. They say if you could compress coal you would make a diamond. But when you compress muscle tissue with a sudden force, and undoubtedly some hematoma formation, you just make a fibrous lump. The lump will probably remain, and may well cause you some patella tracking issues in the future. Your best bet is some remedial massage to try and free up what you can.


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Hello, I am using OS X.
Where do I save my scripts so that I can import them? I get an error when I try to import: "ImportError: no module named <sample>"
Where do I save my scripts so that I can import them? I get an error when I try to import: "ImportError: no module named <sample>"
import <module>
import time
It says to begin the Python shell in the same directory as where the file is saved. I am not sure what this means.
from <module> import *
from tryme3 import *
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named function
My task was just to import a script that the book suggested I write. I saved it on my Desktop and I also tried saving it in My Documents, but the result is the same, the error. I do not know how to save my script in the same directory as the Python shell, so that I can import it like the example in the book. And thanks for clearing up how to post well.
metulburr@ubuntu:~$ mkdir temp
metulburr@ubuntu:~$ cd temp
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ ls
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ sudo vim test_module.py
[sudo] password for metulburr:
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ cat test_module.py
def adder(x,y):
return x + y
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ python test_module.py
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ sudo vim test.py
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ cat test.py
import test_module
total = test_module.adder(1,3)
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ python test.py
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ ls
test_module.py test_module.pyc test.py
metulburr@ubuntu:~/temp$ python
Python 2.7.4 (default, Apr 19 2013, 18:28:01)
[GCC 4.7.3] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import os
>>> os.listdir('.')
['test.py', 'test_module.pyc', 'test_module.py']
ok here is an example of creating/using a module. This is all done via terminal in linux. vim is the text editor i used to write the files, and the cat displays the file (for you to see what I wrote). All of these files are in the directory "temp" that i created. The ls command given displays the 3 files in the directory, the 2 i wrote and the .pyc that python wrote when the module was imported. All these files are in the same directory. The last command given starts up the python interpreter. the directory i am in when i start it is the directory the interpreter is in, (shown via os.listdir)
import os
import tryme3
and neither the python shell nor the built in terminal displays what I quoted above.
When I did this, my file "tryme3.py" was converted into "tryme3.pyc". I don't know the difference. Should I be saving files ending in .pyc from now on?
Also, please explain to me why "import os" allowed me to import other scripts?
bash-3.2$ python
bash-3.2$ pwd
bash-3.2$ ls
bash-3.2$ ls tryme3.py
from tryme3 import *
bash-3.2$ cd
bash-3.2$ mkdir thinkpython
bash-3.2$ cd thinkpython/
bash-3.2$ mv ~/Desktop/*.py ./
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Heat oil, sauté garlic, onions and celery. Add potatoes, salt, 1 cup corn and water. Cook until potatoes are soft. Purée in two batches in a blender until creamy, then place in a sauce pan with carrots, remaining corn, dill and thyme. Simmer 5 minutes or until the carrots and corn are tender. Add the Edensoy, mix, and simmer on medium-low for another 5 minutes until hot. Serve garnished with green onions and black pepper to taste.
Per serving - 266 calories, 8 gram fat (26% calories from fat), 10 gram protein, 43 gram carbohydrate, 5 gram fiber, 0 milligram cholesterol, 394 milligram sodium


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Our goal is to offer the best e-cigarette cases and e-cig accessories for the woman vaper to look elegant while vaping.
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Place quinoa, water, corn and peas in a sauce pan. Cover, bring to a boil, reduce flame to low and simmer for 12 to 15 minutes. Remove and place in a large mixing bowl. Toss with a spoon or fork to fluff and cool the quinoa. Add the red onion, basil, roasted pepper and navy beans. Blend the lemon juice, garlic, olive oil and ume plum vinegar in a blender. Pour over the quinoa and vegetables. Mix in thoroughly and serve on a bed of lettuce.
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The narrator and storyline more yah exceeded my expectations. I loved the true to life loss and the finding of love through friendship and comforting ..Show More »
The tone and diction the narrator used for the princess made her sound like a simpleton, not royalty, in my opinion.
This met and exceeded my expectations with true to life issues. I loved the unspoken honesty in the love story. The narrator is great.


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Hmm.... I don't remember that Lily and James had Harry in their arms, or did I skip that part? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Prissymis (talk • contribs) 20:04, 25 November 2008.
- The description of the statue in Chapter 16 of DH mentions that Harry is sitting in Lily's arms: "Instead of an obelisk covered in names, there was a statue of three people: a man with untidy hair and glasses, a woman with long hair and a kind, pretty face, and a baby boy sitting in his mother's arms." ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 00:23, 26 November 2008 (UTC)


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Mr. Elephant Shredder and Sharpener
This friendly little fella will not only sharpen your pencils, but also shred your receipts and scrap paper - all while looking completely adorable! Four suction cups will keep your new buddy firmly in place while he does your dirty work, until it's time to clean him out; simply lift open the top! No batteries required.


text: youtube.com [ My Top 10 Country Songs For Your Cinco De Mayo Party! By Baby Boy May 4, 2012 If you want a history lesson on how Cinco De Mayo came to be you can check out Jon Prell's blog here... Now back to your regularly scheduled programming. Here is my list of the Top 10 Country Songs for your Cinco De Mayo Party! Read More Category: Celebrities, Music, Videos Tags: alanjackson, baby boy, beer, blake, buffett, cinco de mayo, drinking, george strait, jimmy, Joe Nichols, keith, kenny chesney, margarita, marty robbins, mexico, party, shelton, tim mcgraw, toby, top 10, tracy byrd Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


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CLASSIC car enthusiasts were out in force for a classic MG rally at the historic Stanbrook Abbey.
A total of 47 vintage MGs were on show at the popular wedding reception venue, situated in Callow End, near Worcester.
After meeting up, the cars were driven to Llandrindod Wells in Powys, Wales.
The event, organised by the MG Car Club, saw proud owners and their beloved vehicles meet at the Abbey, ready for the long drive over the border.
Roger Husband, a member of the Midlands section of the MG Car Club, said: "There were 47 cars of various ages from the Midlands, and we started out at Stanbrook Abbey at 9am.
"We rallied together to drive from there to Llandrindod Wells, and we did about 150 miles with the route we went.
"We drove through forest, mountain, glen, everywhere.
"They planned a superb route, actually.
"The scenery we went through was absolutely fantastic.
"The weather wasn't exactly exceptional, but other than a bit of rain it was a great day."
Amazingly, every single car, some of which were more than 70 years old, made the gruelling trip without so much as a breakdown.
Mr Husband added: "No, no one broke down, which was obviously a bonus!"


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Feeling free, sailing the Balaton
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Just a few shots from our five day sailing trip around the Balaton. Sailed from Keszthely to Tihany, Sofok, and then back to Keszthely. Some casting, a little fishing, lots of sailing. This is Ria. Ria is my distance casting coach and Hungarian teacher.
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10 Fun Facts About 'Girls' Star Allison Williams
Meet Allison Williams — she's the new face of Simple Skincare, but she's more than just a pretty face!
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Have you guys been watching the HBO show, Girls? I didn't when it first came out, but the other weekend I ended up having one of those crazy TV marathons and I plowed through the entire first season. I love it! So I was really interested to learn that Allison Williams, who plays "Marnie" on the series (basically the "pretty girl" role), recently signed on to a partnership with Simple Skincare — a brand I've been working with for the past year and really love.
It's a great fit for WIlliams, who has a fresh-faced, natural beauty. She's the kind of girl I'd love to hate if she weren't so smart and talented — and funny! Here are 10 fun facts about the up-and-coming gal:
1. She's FUNNY! Check out this video from a four-part original mini series for Funnyordie.com called "Before Happily Ever After…Will & Kate" that Williams wrote and stars in (as none other than Kate Middleton, of course!):
Will & Kate: Before Happily Ever After (Ep.1) from Allison Williams
2. She told her parents she wanted to be an actress when she was 4 years old.
3. Speaking of her parents — you might have heard of them. Her mom, Jane, has a weekly radio show on Bloomberg radio called "Bloomberg Edu" which discusses the education issues in the United States and her dad is, oh, that guy, Brian Williams? You know? As in the anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News.
4. She has sensitive skin (hence the Simple deal!)
"As a longtime fan of Simple skincare, I was so excited when they approached me about becoming their brand ambassador," said Williams. "I love that their products keep my skin healthy-looking, without irritating it, because Simple is made for sensitive skin, like mine."
According to Simple, sensitive skin is an issue for 58 percent of women, just like Williams and moi. Williams believes in the brand's holistic approach to skincare and loves how Simple uses experts – the Simple Advisory Board – to educate women about the different factors including diet, fitness, and lifestyle that can affect skin health.
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Veterans everywhere were honored this week, with special Veterans Day celebrations taking place across the US and overseas. NYC held a special parade, and the city was also recognized for a new record when One World Trade Center was named the tallest building in the US. Women in politics also had an exciting week, as Hillary Clinton accepted an important honor, while First Lady Michelle Obama spoke to high school kids. Meanwhile, Jennifer Garner headed to Washington DC to dip into politics, too, speaking on legislation to expand early-education opportunities. See all that and more with the week's best pictures in art, culture, politics, and more!
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Kelly Clarkson is what a 'real' woman looks like*
Kelly Clarkson attended Z100's Zootopia 2009 yesterday and, alright, we get it, lady; You hate jogging. Don't get me wrong, I understand what she's trying to do here, but it's one thing to say the media encourages an unnatural depiction of women (Paris Hilton in a bikini, anyone?), and another thing to pick up a cheeseburger and say "I'll show them! Nom nom nom!" Fortunately, it's not like Kelly's encouraging obesity which will be our ultimate downfall against the robots. Wait a minute– what are they paying you?!
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A GARDEN nursery has been fined £5,000 after a worker suffered serious leg injuries when the dumper truck he was driving overturned, pinning his leg underneath.
Grzegorz Krzyzak, 32, suffered a double open fracture to his shinbone and multiple fractures to bones in his right foot after the incident at Parkers Nurseries, near Thorpe Le Soken, in October 2011.
It is unclear whether he will ever regain the full use of his leg, or whether he will have a limp for life.
Colchester Magistrates' Court heard he was working with two other employees at Parkers Nurseries to replace an old path in a greenhouse, and was driving an articulated dumper truck to remove some soil.
As he was tipping a load, the truck, which weighed about a tonne, overbalanced and fell on its side, trapping his leg underneath.
An investigation by the Health and Safety Executive found the nursery failed to provide adequate training for safely using the truck.
The injured worker and one of his colleagues could not read much English, but the manual and instructions they received were in English.
The nursery, in Frinton Road, Thorpe Le Soken, was fined £5,000 and ordered to pay £3,000 in costs after admitting breaching work equipment regulations.


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PUTNAM COUNTY — The men standing around a table on Thursday evening at the Eagles are the 'official toy collectors.'
year they take a day and drive around with their pickups and vans and
pick up over 70 Toys for Tots boxes during the holiday season.
guess we got started because we were just lucky," said Dale Gerding. He
said his wife came home one day over ten years ago and said they needed
volunteers to pick up all the Toys for Tots boxes that are placed in
businesses throughout the county.
"So I just asked my friends to help and we've been doing it ever since," Gerding said.
Thursday night the Putnam County Optimists held their first 'social
hour' to honor volunteers who had made this year's program a success.
takes a lot of people for this to work," said Jean Gerdeman, who helps
coordinate the program each year. She said this includes Junior
Optimists who help get the boxes prepared for the businesses, volunteers
who put the boxes in the numerous business, the men who pick up the
boxes, and the numerous volunteers who put out the toys for eligible
families to choose from.
The distribution is done by the Putnam County Thrift Store.
This year 669 children under the age of 12 were served.
Arnold, with the Putnam County Optimists and on the committee for the
Toys for Tots, said this year they received a lot of hats, gloves,
scarves and blankets in addition to the toys that were donated.
"It's great how this county steps up to meet the need,' he said.
Money that is donated to the program is used locally to purchase more items for the distribution.
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Theres a new firefox version every week. Its not even a big deal anymore
I hate this rapid release cycle; it really isn't necessary. The version numbers change so fast its ridiculous.
I use Google Chrome. Pass
Agreed. There's a new Firefox update just about every other day. It's no big deal. I use Chrome mainly, and Firefox when Chrome doesn't do what I want it to. IE is completely useless. It should be removed from every computer.
Im really pissed at Mozilla for releasing a new major release every month - its just plain stupid. Thats what minor releases are for. By the time people are on IE 10; FF is going to be on 100. Im starting to contemplate moving to Chrome.
Features: What's so compelling? Each release breaks some add-on compatibility, so, no thanks. Don't see the need.
Yeah release in full number updates is a little annoying but doesn't hurt anyone.
We're used to seeing full number updates for major updates and not minor updates or security patches.
I'd prefer Mozilla to go back to that to be honest but I'm not gonna lose sleep over it.
@Those moving to Chrome.
Have you checked your version number recently? Chrome for Mac is at version 20.0 and it's been around far less than Firefox.


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All original rights on this artwork are owned by Monika Strigel. Downloading or sharing is forbidden, also for private use. If you post the work on tumblr or another publishing site on another platform, be sure, that you have set the backlink to this site. Every violation I will find and report it to the provider of the site.


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POLICE believe a patient found dead in the state's most secure mental hospital was almost certainly strangled.
The grim discovery marks the third death at Thomas Embling Hospital in just over three years and has reignited calls for a second facility to be built for mentally ill offenders.
Homicide detectives attempted to interview a patient on Thursday who shared the room in the hospital, in Yarra Bend Road, Fairfield, but he has refused to co-operate.
The victim's body was discovered during routine rounds shortly before 7am. It is understood staff initially believed the man was still sleeping.
Police are waiting for the results of an autopsy to confirm the cause of death but initial checks indicate strangulation.
Both the victim and the suspect are known to police.
Professor Paul Mullen, an emeritus professor of forensic psychiatry at Monash University and a former clinical director of Thomas Embling, said there was a desperate need for a second facility.
''People have to remain in prison when they should be in hospital and people who should be in Thomas Embling end up in other facilities. You get more and more acute patients and more and more pressure on staff.''
He said a second facility with at least 100 extra beds would ''stop the high pressure that comes from running a service with grossly inadequate beds''.
Professor Mullen said there was always a risk of violence erupting at the hospital and he could not see how it could be more secure.
''There is no way of running a hospital that deals with people with high levels of violence without there occasionally being violence. The important thing is that it is as rare as possible. You can't run these facilities without at least some risk of things getting out of control.''
Health and Community Services Union Victorian secretary Lloyd Williams said the state needed a second facility with higher security and a ''one-size-fits-all approach'' was not appropriate for patients with high needs.
''We need another facility for a smaller cohort of people who require that high level of security … with those extreme cases, we only have one facility.''
Mr Williams said security guards patrolled the entrance and perimeter of the facility.
But he said having guards inside would disturb the therapeutic relationship between staff and patients.
''It's not a prison, it's a hospital and our nurses provide clinical care and treatment in a secure environment,'' he said.
The 116-bed hospital opened in 2000 and treats mentally ill people in the criminal justice system who need acute psychiatric care and treatment, as well as those who have been found not guilty of crimes due to mental impairment.
Mr Williams said the union had been advocating for a second facility since 2009, when a double homicide took place in the hospital.
A government spokeswoman said a 500-bed male prison at Ravenhall in Melbourne's outer west would include a 75-bed ''mental health precinct''.


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Talk:World Archives Project: London, England, Poor Law Removal and Settlement Records
Extra Keying Helps
Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers
Skipped records
Pauper's name mentioned followed often by spouse and children. Many keyers do not key the additional names/information.
Wrong form type
Keyers choose 'Image with no data' when there is clearly data on the form. Usually 'Cover Page ...' or 'Documents and Registers' should be selected. EXAMPLE: Sometimes there are 2 images for Removal Orders. The first image is the left hand side of the page and is Form Type 'Document and Registers'. The second is the right hand side of the page and gives details about the removal. So it can't be 'Image with no data'. It has to be Form Type 'Cover page ... etc'; ie there is no data that can be keyed into the required fields BUT there is extra information there for the researcher. As far as I am aware choosing Form Type 'Image with no data' means that the image won't even be included in the final collection of images for this database. Have a look at the image at URL http://www.ancestry.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Documents_and_Registers_Sample_11.jpg This is the left hand side of the page. The right hand side of the page isn't shown in this example. Here's an example of 'Image with no data'. Written by ColleenF789, 23rd Jan 2012
Problems interpreting handwriting
If you have trouble working out a name or date or age - have a look at the following images in the image set. The names/information is often repeated within the set. Or 'close the image set' rather than 'submit the image set' on completion. Then work on the next image set. If they are sequential sets then the same individual/s may be mentioned in this second set.
Don't calculate age
Don't calculate age (in years) from event date/birth date. Only key the age when age stated on record. Read Field Help for guidance entering ages less than one year; ie 10/12 is 10 months.
Inferred Information
Don't infer additional information that's not on the particular image you're working on; eg you may see the age of the individual written on images 1, 2, 3 but no age is recorded on image 4 (in the same image set). So don't include the age on image 4. Only record information that's written on the image you're working on.
Key name abbreviations as seen
If the image says Wm then key Wm - don't expand to William; ie 'key as seen' rule applies.
Key dates as seen
If the record shows 07 then key 07, don't expand to 1907. If the record shows 1907 then key 1907. Once again - the 'key as seen' rule applies.
Duplicate image form type
Select 'duplicate image' if there are two identical images within the SAME image set. If you see an image in your current image set that you've seen before in a PREVIOUS image set, don't use 'duplicate image'. Use 'Documents and Registers' and key the information you see.
Don't create new sections
For this project we DON'T create a new section for the image on the right hand side of the page. Key all the records in Section 1. See message thread http://boards.ancestry.com/wap.intlrecordsenglang/1466/mb.ashx for example found when reviewing. Also see this image for incorrect example found when reviewing.
Questions and Answers
If you have a keying question that is not answered on the project page or in any of the information above, click "EDIT" and ask it here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made
Q1: I have an image which is a typed list of Reference Numbers, Record Types (all Register of Settlement) and date ranges. What do I do with it, please? -- Katerimmer 10:14, 3 November 2011 (UTC)
A1: Without seeing the image I am not 100% sure, but it sounds like this might be an index.
Q2: Do we key the names of the husband who has deserted, uncles and aunts, neighbours etc?
A2: My view on this is yes. If any further named people appear in the record and have some relevance to the person it should be indexed - However - These are my thoughts only!!! See Q3/A3 below.
Q3: Do we key the names of relatives listed in the additional information written about the person listed in the register? These relatives are not involved in the removal or settlement - they just happen to be referred to in the person's summary information.
Q4: The set that I have has preprinted columns, several of which give event dates. The field help is unclear what to do when there are multiple dates per person. Do we just use the earliest date per person?
A4: The Wiki for Event Date now has this sentence added: - If there are multiple dates on the record use the Date of Order of Removal if present or the first date given. The first date given is the first date you encounter on the record.
Q5: How do we key in where the surname is given then it say properly and gives another surname? eg Mary Smith properly Black the one I have is only 4 so not a maiden name.
A5: There is no alias field on this project, so we just ignore the other name. -- Katerimmer 08:41, 10 November 2011 (UTC)
Q6: I have images that are continuing pages of the same document (a deposition). Page 2 refers to a date given on page 1 (the "aforementioned" date of the deposition), but does not repeat the date. Should I key in the date from page 1, even though it does not appear on page 2?
A6: Leave date fields blank. Don't infer information from one image to another.
Q7: I have come across some data that are letters or small 'notes' written on headed paper which do include a pauper's name but I am unsure as to what to classify them as?
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Q8: Re Q7/A7: With letters and notes which do contain a pauper's name, I've been using form type "Documents and Registers" and keying in the name(s) they contain. I've only been using form type "Cover Page, Section Header, etc" for letters and notes which don't contain any names, but which are still relevant/of interest. Is that wrong? -- Dms246 08:17, 13 January 2012 (UTC)
A8: Difficult to say without seeing an image. Sounds as though either 'Documents and Registers' or 'Cover Page, Section Header, etc' could be used. As long as the data is captured for the index ..
Q9: I have an image with this title at the top. 'St Olave's Union. Register of inmates of Swan Oak School, Swanley, Metropolitan Asylums Board'. The fields in these records are Surname, Christian name, Age, Parish to which chargeable, Institution from which sent, Degree of relationship (ie father, mother etc), Relatives name and address, Date of admission and discharge, Reason for discharge. Are we keying these types of inmates registers?
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A10: If there isn't a record of the parish/county that the removal is originating from please key the destination parish/county. We are adding text to make this more clear. (This answer received from WAP, A Fechter 1st Feb 2012) See message thread and image here http://boards.ancestry.com/wap.intlrecordsenglang/1465/mb.ashx NOTE: Field help for Union/Parish has now been edited to include the notation 'If the originating parish space is left blank, key the destination parish instead.'
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The Grammys, Macklemore, and cultural appropriation
I just don't know what to think about the Grammys, Macklemore, and cultural appropriation. Every time I try to get it all down, I end up changing my mind about something. Each article I read, tweet I consider, and song I enjoy, my heart is turned in a new direction.
I can remember the first time I heard "Same Love" at the gym. At first, just a bit of catchy background music, then the words dawned on me. I was like, "OMG! This makes my little heart so happy to hear!" and then I was all like, "This is the sweetest thing, how could anyone not understand and accept the beauty of love!" and then many months later I was like, "Wait, Macklemore isn't the name of a badass queer female vocalist?"
It took me quite a while to realize that the main artist was the male rapper. It just didn't seem that way to me. Full disclosure: I am not a student of pop culture. I didn't even watch the Grammys. I don't think I ever have.
It's tricky business. There are lots of people who are mad. There are lots of people who've been mad about the way the Grammys treat rap and hip hop for a long time. Most notable, I'm learning a lot about the intersections of cultural appropriation and the appropriation of an experience that is not Macklemore's. Madison Moore put it best:
"And it's not just anger coming from hip hop fans. It's anger for songs like "Same Love," a track about gay rights which has made a lot of gay activists, queer performers, and gay people themselves really angry that a straight white male is using [
his] all of his socio-cultural privileges to rap about stuff that's not even relevant to him."
She goes on to explain why cases like this come from a failed system and a failed culture, and can't be distilled to anger at one (white, straight, male) artist. There's good reason to be upset, but I could just as easily be mad at myself for liking that darn catchy tune so very much.
I struggle because when I start to think about all of the things that make pop music so popular, my first conclusion is that I probably need to do my homework before jamming out to anything. But then, no, that's hardly a solution. I don't have time, energy or even the desire to dissect every bit of media I consume. And I have much more time and privilege to do so than many people.
Besides, by the time my dorky ears hear a song, it's already a smash that everybody knows about. Damage done. Book closed?
Nope, not going to get off that easy. You see, in order to change the culture and the system that allows for the cultural misappropriation of the experiences of marginalized people to become mainstream, we need to talk about that misappropriation. We need to have discussions, call for a change in systems, and let big time media producers know that this just won't fly. One size fits all media just won't fit anymore, and I'm ready for something new.


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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - West Virginia University football coach Dana
addressed members of the media Tuesday. The Mountaineers play at Kansas Saturday, Nov. 16 at noon, ET, on
Opening Statement
We are moving on to Kansas. First I have one quick note on the game (against Texas) after studying all three sides of the ball. I was very proud of how our guys fought and the effort they played with. It was the best that is has been all year, even going back to the last couple of years. Our guys fought hard and that was the most disappointed locker room I've ever been a part of. We can't let it beat us twice, so we took it easy on them Sunday night with treatment.
We will be back to work today. We are pretty beat up, its game 11, I think everyone is beat up at this point. We will be smart this week. We have a lot of guys who are approaching a lot of snaps. Especially on the o-line, a couple running backs and some defensive guys, some of them have played a ton of snaps. We need to prepare to beat Kansas, it's going to be a challenging game for us. They have been playing a lot better. Especially defensively, they've been playing a lot better. Their last three games they have played, they've held their opponents to around 300 yards. Considering two of those to be against Texas and Oklahoma State.
They've played six really good teams in a row and have played competitive. We've got our hands full. We need to move forward. We still are playing for something. It's at the point, where I'm talking about bowl games. We need to win the next two to go to a bowl game. We have around 12 seniors, they deserve that. The disappointment in our locker room on Saturday was tremendous because our guys care. They're in-tune to what we're doing around here, they recognize who we are, and where we need to be going from here. I anticipate getting the same work ethic and effort out of the guys this week that we've had the past couple weeks. We travel to Lawrence and we will play a team that is improving.
Offensively, they've (Kansas) been spotty, another situation where they have been playing two quarterbacks. What they do with the two is different. They have the (Jake Heaps) kid, who's a pocket guy and comes in to throw it around. He's got a couple of weapons. The two who we are concerned about last year, (James Sims) who's a running back and (Tony Pierson) who's a receiver. Then when they put (Montell Cozart) in it turns into more of a running quarterback game. They are going to utilize him to try and move the ball forward. We need to recognize what their plan is going to be. They switch up what their plans on are on a week-to-week basis so we need to discover early in the game what their plan of attack is going to be and make some adjustments on the sidelines to defend that. Defensively, they are playing well. They're playing with tremendous effort, and their defense is keeping them in games. They are really good against the run. They're going to play similar to Texas last week. They are going to try to outnumber us in the box. Their corners and safeties are going to try and man you up. Teams have been having trouble getting behind them in those situations. We have to figure out a way to run the ball. When we have the chances to make the plays down the field with three receivers we need to do a better job of that than we did last week.
Special teams, they've got a great punter, he's averaging about 45 yards a kick, and several of those have gone 70 yards. They've got several guys in the backfield returning kicks, so we need to be conscious about that. Overall, it's going to be a big challenge for us.
Injury Report
We lost
Jared Barber
for the year. It's disappointing, I think he had another 14 tackles in the game on Saturday. He was playing at an extremely high level, the effort was great, his attitude is tremendous. He's been one of the team leaders for us on defense. He's out with an ACL. He'll have surgery in the next week, we'll lose him for the next six months. KJ Dillon just got released from the hospital. He has severe dehydration, which his body had an adverse reaction to. He was in ICU for a couple days, he's just getting out of the hospital now but he's on the shelf for the rest of the season.
Doug Rigg
is still going to be out, his head is still not close to where it needs to be.
Clint Trickett
's shoulder is fine, his head is in a much better spot on Sunday and Monday. We will anticipate him being in practice today and will see how he reacts to it. It's going to be non-contact with the quarterback. But we are going to see how he reacts to tests that they give him after today's and tomorrow's practice. There's 20 other people on the list that are day-to-day, we will see them in practice and see how they do.
On how the depth of injuries has affected play
There's a lot of guys who have played meaningful snaps, whether in this year or in previous years, that are out. We aren't going to use that as an excuse though. We need guys like
Marvin Gross
Jeremy Tyler
Darrien Howard
, and
Daryl Worley
to play more snaps. You have to get guys like
Ricky Rumph
Brandon Napoleon
ready, who haven't played much, because they had a little knick here and there. They aren't hurt, they just need to go out there and play through it, which is harder for younger guys. Worley did it, and we were happy with it, those other guys need to do it too. Depth is a problem to where the number of snaps is piling up.
Karl Joseph
Darwin Cook
Will Clarke
Shaq Rowell
are playing their tails off, but their snaps are adding up. We just have to be smart with how we approach this week. We can't go out there and run 40 plays against each other Tuesday and Wednesday like we have been. We have to be smarter with our approach. Thankfully, these guys have a lot of experience and have a lot of practice snaps. We just need to get them through the game and keep them healthy, as well as getting the younger guys to grow up. It's their time to be healthy and play ball.
On the rotation at linebacker with
Jared Barber
Nick Kwiatkoski
has played at an extremely high level. We are thankful that he has.
Tyler Anderson
is going to get snaps inside. We've moved him all-around. He's been playing fantastic on special teams.
Jewone Snow
had his best game on special teams, he'll get reps.
Sean Walters
is another young guy that needs to step up. They don't have the experience to have been playing at the level that Barber and Rigg have. They need to take advantage of this opportunity and play ball.
On if there is anyone else whose redshirt they would burn this year
No, it's backup guys like
Tyler Anderson
Jewone Snow
Eric Kinsey
Darrien Howard
Noble Nwachukwu
needs to step up. We have bodies. Are they seasoned vets? No, but you have to line them up and they need to go play.
On his decision on who is playing center
Not yet. We got good quality snaps out of both of them.
Tyler Orlosky
has played very well when he's gone in, but
Pat Eger
is what makes us tick upfront. Our guard play with
Quinton Spain
Mark Glowinski
is so good that we don't need Pat to take snaps at guard. He's more comfortable at center. We will get out there, practice for a few days and see how it goes. We are going to need both of them to play center for a variety of reasons and a variety of games.
On how close they are to being a winning team
I think we are close. I think we've been close all year. We are playing quality teams. We are getting better. We are playing a lot of young guys. I'm hoping it happens this year. We talked about it Sunday night and our goal is to go win this one, take a week off to get refreshed, go win the next one, take a few weeks off to get refreshed and then go win a bowl game. If we do that it'll be similar to what happened last year.
On what it takes to close out games
The margin of error is very slim. When you play good football teams, you have to perform at a very high level every week, otherwise you'll get beat. It's no different this week going to Kansas. We've been there, I can give you a bunch of reasons why. The only one I'll give you is to put the blame on me. I'll try and do something different to put ourselves over the hump. I've been saying all year long, we're close. If I had the answer, I would've put in place a long time ago. The one thing that I'm thankful for though is that the players are attentive. They're playing hard. I think people can see that and appreciate that guys are getting out there and playing hard and it means something to them. I've never been part of a locker room that was as disappointed, which means they care, and they're trying. I can sleep at night, because of it. It doesn't make that loss any easier, but I can sleep at night because of it. The coaches are trying, and the players are trying. We remain united, we have a plan, and we are trying to build something bigger than lining up a team to beat Texas. We are going to stay on course, line up, hopefully get the same energy and effort this week to get the win.
On repping
Logan Moore
at quarterback
You can barely rep two quarterbacks, let alone three. He takes individual reps and scout team reps. He would've been the guy to go in there in an emergency. We expect Clint to come back. Ford's closer to 90 percent now, so he will start repping this week. Whether that's good enough for them to be meaningful, I'll have to see, but he's getting closer, and we will be alright.
On if younger guys on offense are "getting it"
Mario Alford
had his best game all season. That made me smile, maybe for the first time all year, when he took a routine play and made a big play out of it. He's getting comfortable out there.
Daikiel Shorts
has taken a whole lot of steps as a true freshman to get better. He's going to need an offseason to continue to mature and get bigger, faster, and stronger to where I think he can be dominant receiver in this league.
On if the team may take the next two games for granted
I wouldn't think so. We've been in a bad place this year as well. They're no different than any other team in the Big 12. If you look at the games they've played, they have been playing with a ton of effort. You can see how close Iowa State was to beating Texas, or how close Kansas was to beating Texas last year. It sounds so silly to say but at 4-6, if we think we have any chance of just showing up and beating anyone in college football, then you have another thing coming, especially against two teams in the Big 12 that are looking for a win.
On Kansas' offensive struggles
Nothing surprises me when it comes to offensive struggles this year. They are well coached. They come up with a different plan every week. I've studied them about four or five times pretty closely because the teams we've already played have played Kansas. They have different plan of attack every time they line up. They're looking for an identity on offense like many Big 12 teams are when you play two different quarterbacks who do different things for you. They have a few different guys like Sims and Pierson that scare you. The quarterback has some athletic ability. We are going to have to identify what their plan of attack is, talk about it on the sidelines, and change our defensive attack or communicate what they are trying to get done.
On being caught off guard by a different offense
It's still football, you need 11 people, seven of them on the line of scrimmage. I don't really know how many different things they can come up with. They'll probably try to reinvent the wheel, but whatever they come up with has already been done.
On Kansas and WVU's use of JUCO transfers
The only other team that attacked junior college transfers more than us was probably Kansas. Looking on their two-deep, they play a lot of bodies on defense. You see all those guys they recruited a variety of times. As far as we are concerned, we did it for a reason, and it's worked out well for us. The issue is like when you get guys like Dontrell, Brandon and Mario, a lot of those guys didn't join us until August. You can throw
Charles Sims
and Clint in there. It's a big thing to get guys like
Kevin White
Dreamius Smith
already playing at a high level for us in January, you can coach them and get them ahead. But you still need those game reps to get them playing at a high level. There's another seven or eight guys this year that didn't come up until August. It's tough, but we did it for a reason.
On moving
Mario Alford
to outside receiver
I kick myself for not doing it earlier. When we recruited him we thought that he was like a Tavon Austin kind of guy. He played a lot of running back and they moved him around. But looking back at it. Tavon was a junior when I got here and he was there in the spring. I'm not comparing him to Tavon, which would be ridiculous. We had Tavon all spring and his junior year wasn't that great. He only had I think two receiving touchdowns until the Orange Bowl. He got more comfortable and better with the system. It's harder to play inside than outside. We finally got smart and moved him to outside. He got real comfortable and has been getting better every week. What he did on Saturday was good to see, but he's been heading in that direction ever since we moved him there.
On the largest benefit of going to a bowl game
It's a reward for the seniors. That's the number one thing. You can say it's for development, you can say it's for recruiting, to go win one and get a trophy in the case. That's all good, and it's a good experience for everyone. But a reward for the seniors is the most important. We have 12 seniors who have been fantastic. You're talking about guys who have been through a lot of transition from coaching staff and conferences. Guys like Will, Pat, Darwin and
Curtis Feigt
. Charles has been phenomenal in his one year.
Nick Kindler
is playing well.
Ivan McCartney
has been through a lot. You have guys who want to keep playing. Being able to get them to a bowl game is big and the developmental process is important. How you do in a bowl game is the basis for if you get eight or ten practices is important.
On if going to a bowl game is expected as part of the program
It is, I've been to 13 consecutively. That's definitely what the expectation is. We are going to do everything in our power to get there. We are going to put forth effort, try hard, coach hard and hopefully put it all together and play hard to win the next two games. It's certainly the expectation here, and it should be.
On WVU President Jim Clements' departure for Clemson
I was watching film yesterday when I got the news. It's disappointing news to hear for WVU. Jim's a great ally, a great friend. He's done a tremendous job for WVU. We thank him for all of his support and hard work, and we wish him the best at Clemson.
On the defense's level of play
For 12 series against Texas, they played as good as they possibly have been. Offensively, we put them in as bad of situations as you could with our ball security issues and problems at quarterback. With that said, they played phenomenal. They gave up 13 points in two and a half quarters. If you want to be a great defense, that has to continue. You can't have four straight series where they complete third-and-long plays, run right past you and score. That's not me pointing the finger at them at all. They bailed us out for two and a half quarters. We had a chance offensively to seal the game at the end. There's fault to go around. If you want to be a great offense, you get them off the field when we have a 10-point lead or three-point lead. You want to be a great offense, but it never gets to that point. We could've sealed the game at the end, we could've scored in overtime, there's plenty for the offense to work on as well.
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To remind me of Mass Effect, the game I bought, the game I owned, and the game which refuses to run on my goddamn machine! I could be playing as her! Yet I sit back, wishing I could once and for all break out of my mom's basement and get a PC that's compatible with these "new age" video games.
NOTE: This picture was actually used to promote Mass Effect 3, the final game in the trilogy which I have decided not to buy, for aforementioned reasons. --Scofield & Dudes 19:22, July 16, 2012 (UTC)
- Have you considered getting a job? That's what I did, back in the day. Saved a twenty whenever I got one and eventually used the roll to buy a computer. Did you know that a $2,000 roll of twenties both takes a long time to save up when you're virtually broke and is a big roll? I'm talking pimpin' big. Sir Modusoperandi Boinc! 20:55, July 16, 2012 (UTC)
- Well, to tell you the truth, Modus, aside from you and RAHB, I'm the only guy who on this site who actually has a life. In fact, I'm even considering quitting Uncyclopedia eventually, because I don't want to go crazy like everyone else here (besides you and RAHB). Also, thanks for your help on HowTo:Write a Bullshit Story. MATTHLOCK 19:54, December 22, 2012 (UTC)
Scofield should get off his FAT, LAZY ASS and do some work!
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- Against. Let me finish my graduation first, dudes! --Lord Scofield Stark 08:51, July 18, 2012 (UTC)
- Abstain. I'm still wondering why Justin Bieber's in Mass Effect. Sir Modusoperandi Boinc! 21:22, July 18, 2012 (UTC)
- All my taxes are going to lazy fucks like Scofield so he can claim benefits and I'm getting sick of it. Sir Georgie • Harangue • Mediocracy 18:15, July 22, 2012 (UTC)
- For. What side are you on, Aimsplode? MATTHLOCK 21:20, December 22, 2012 (UTC)
- Comment. This forum topic seems to have had a surprisingly long life for one that was inadvertently "bumped up". Well, then, let me give you all an update- I have now experienced the beauty of Mass Effect thanks to one cousin who came to visit with his cool laptop. Even though my affair with FemShep lasted barely two days, it was one of joy and delight (and obsession as I had to depart midway towards a college trip). Though the time we had together was short, it was something I shall remember until I finally get a new system that will let me play the entire trilogy in peace. Or until I die. I'm good either way. --Lord Scofield Stark 17:52, December 25, 2012 (UTC)


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