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I apologise for the huge number of posts on children's fashion at the moment, but I keep coming across things I want to write about. Take Paul Smith's Junior line for instance.
Featuring all the characteristically bright colours, stripes and quality found in his adult lines, Paul Smith has translated his vision perfectly for children. The result is, I think, sophisticated but still manages to keep some childish innocence. | {
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Trump confidante Roger Stone on Tuesday posted on Instagram, and then deleted, a photoshopped image prominently showing him and other Trump affiliates wearing swastikas.
The caption reads: “I love this — proud to be in this crew — but the only lies being told are by the liberal scumbags #maga #republican #infowars”
From left to right, the image shows Stone, House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes (R-CA), White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, President Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani and Fox News host Sean Hannity.
Roger Stone found a way to simultaneously endorse Space Force and Nazis. What a stupid time to be alive. pic.twitter.com/yEORmfe9WB — Miranda Yaver (@mirandayaver) August 14, 2018 | {
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Brummie bruisers Hostile hit town on what should have been a busy Friday night for them but unfortunately the band were let down by promoters and agents meaning that their latest London appearance was blighted by a poor attendance.
So a massive hats off to them for pulling off the performance the way they did; as soon as they hit the Garage stage, it was as though they were headlining Download in terms of energy and enthusiasm and they never let up once.
Hostile tore through eight of the ten tracks on debut album 'Eve Of Destruction' (click here for our review of that album from December 2011) and pulled off excellent covers of 'Paranoid' and 'Breaking The Law' in homage to their fellow Black Countrymen Sabbath and Priest, two giants whose success Hostile are aiming to duplicate.
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And on the strength of tonight, there is no reason why they shouldn't go on and do just that.
They have enough variety in the tunes from their debut album to fill a set with total quality and this arsenal will be further swelled with the imminent release of the forthcoming second album.
Hostile have the right mix of aggression and feeling and plenty of variety in their repertoire and frontman Jay Mills led his band through a brutal set of cranium crashing tunes such as the monstrous 'Fuelled By Hate' and 'Dig Up The Power'.
'Addiction' is a darker, slower song in line with Alice In Chains and 'I Don't Give A Fuck' is a rabble rouser where Hostile show angry and hungry promise. Fucking Hostile indeed.
Hostile are getting there. They've notched up support slots with SoulFly, Morbid Angel and Lordi, played Download Festival and next up is a UK tour to support the new album. Their connection and involvement with one of our genre's legends, KK Downing, has been well documented.
Impressed by their local show, KK not only agreed to produce their debut album, 'Eve of Destruction', but also to write a song for it, the aformentioned 'Addiction'. This is something these boys can really brag about, as it's the first time he's written outside of Judas Priest.
We got some really good ad-lib soloing at the end of the set and this showed off the sharp skills of the individual members' and left the listener in no doubt that this band have got all it takes to be a big success in today's Metal world.
Setlist:
Stand Your Ground
I Don't Give A Fuck
Hostile
Paranoid
Breaking The Law
Addiction
Blood For Blood
Fuelled By Hate
Brutal Images
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99 F.3d 1144
NOTICE: Eighth Circuit Rule 28A(k) governs citation of unpublished opinions and provides that they are not precedent and generally should not be cited unless relevant to establishing the doctrines of res judicata, collateral estoppel, the law of the case, or if the opinion has persuasive value on a material issue and no published opinion would serve as well.UNITED STATES of America, Appellee,v.Norvell DANIELS, Appellant.
No. 96-1691.
United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit.
Submitted Sept. 10, 1996.Filed Oct. 25, 1996.
Before BOWMAN, BRIGHT, and LOKEN, Circuit Judges.
PER CURIAM.
1
Norvell Daniels was convicted by a jury of one count of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute in violation of 21 U.S.C. § 841(a), (b)(1)(B)(ii)(II) (1994) and one count of possession of phencyclidine (PCP) with intent to distribute in violation of 21 U.S.C. § 841(a), (b)(1)(B)(iv) (1994). The District Court1 sentenced Daniels to two concurrent terms of 126 months in prison and four years of supervised release. Daniels appeals from his convictions, and we affirm.
2
Daniels contends that the evidence presented was insufficient for a rational jury to find beyond a reasonable doubt that he knowingly possessed the narcotics. "We will reverse a conviction for insufficient evidence ... only if no construction of the evidence exists to support the jury's verdict." United States v. Darden, 70 F.3d 1507, 1517 (8th Cir.1995), cert. denied, 116 S.Ct. 1449 (1996) (citation omitted). We view the evidence " 'in the light most favorable to the guilty verdict, giving the government the benefit of all reasonable inferences that might be drawn from the evidence.' " Id. (citation omitted).
3
At approximately 5:00 p.m. on November 5, 1994, St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department detectives, on duty at the Greyhound Bus Station in St. Louis, boarded a bus originating from Los Angeles and requested permission from the passengers to allow inspection of their carry-on luggage by means of a dog sniff. Daniels consented to the inspection and the dog alerted on Daniels's bag. The detectives returned the bag to Daniels and allowed him to proceed through the bus terminal and onto the sidewalk, where the detectives stopped him and where he granted them permission to search his bag. The detectives discovered two packages wrapped in gray duct tape, one containing 1160.5 grams of cocaine and the other containing 846.3 grams of PCP. Also found in Daniels's possession were two Greyhound Bus tickets indicating a departure from St. Louis on October 30, 1994 at 10:30 p.m. and an arrival in Los Angeles on November 1, 1994 at 5:20 p.m. and a return trip leaving Los Angeles on November 3, 1994 at 7:00 p.m. and arriving in St. Louis on November 5, 1994 at 4:30 p.m.
4
We conclude there is sufficient evidence from which a rational jury could conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that Daniels knowingly possessed and intended to distribute the narcotics found in his luggage. Daniels was in actual possession of a large quantity of drugs, he appeared nervous when confronted by police detectives, and he had just completed round-trip travel to Los Angeles, a source city for many of the drugs that flow into St. Louis, with only a two-day stay there. Having reviewed the evidence, we cannot say that "no construction of the evidence exists to support the jury's verdict," Darden, 70 F.3d at 1517.
5
The convictions are affirmed.
1
The Honorable Donald J. Stohr, United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Missouri
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Farrakhan warns Obama on Libya
FARRAKHAN: “I warn my brother do you let these wicked demons move you in a direction that will absolutely ruin your future with your people in Africa and throughout the world…Why don’t you organize a group of respected Americans and ask for a meeting with Qaddafi, you can’t order him to step down and get out, who the hell do you think you are? | {
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Shelley Smith has the latest from Los Angeles, where an eight-person jury will begin deliberations in the Derrick Rose civil trial. (0:34)
A Los Angeles federal court jury will begin deliberations Wednesday in the Derrick Rose sexual assault civil trial after attorneys for both sides gave their closing arguments Tuesday.
Rose and two of his friends are being sued for $21 million, accused of raping his ex-girlfriend while she was intoxicated on Aug. 27, 2013. Consent is the main issue for the all-white jury of six women and two men; the defendants, all friends since their adolescence in Chicago, have denied the allegations and said the woman willingly participated in sex and even initiated acts earlier in the night.
The woman's lawyer, Waukeen McCoy, has told the jury his client is not a gold digger. He said in his closing argument Tuesday that the woman is just seeking accountability, and he did not ask for a specific amount of money. McCoy called Rose and the other defendants sexual deviants and said they laughed on their way home afterward.
Meanwhile, lawyers for Rose and his two friends say the woman accusing them of rape is a liar trying to trick jurors with her tears. The attorneys said in closing arguments that Rose's ex-girlfriend faked the allegations to extort money from the New York Knicks star.
Derrick Rose, pictured here while on the stand during his civil trial on Tuesday, said after being found not liable: "I am ready to put this behind me and focus on my family and career.'' ESPN
The defense maintains the woman was angry Rose dumped her after she willingly engaged in sex with him and his childhood friends.
Attorney Michael Monico said the woman had no evidence of rape, so she lied that she was too drunk to remember anything and tried to sway jurors with tears instead of evidence.
The woman's lawyer said the defense was "slut shaming" her by lying about her behavior that night. Her attorney said she was unconscious and couldn't consent to sex.
Rose took the stand Tuesday and answered one question about a text message from the accuser with one word: "Yes."
Earlier Tuesday, Knicks coach Jeff Hornacek told reporters that Rose is likely to start in the team's regular-season opener next Tuesday as long as he returns to New York in time to practice this weekend.
"We'll have to see how he is, but I would anticipate yes, he probably would," Hornacek said after practice. "If we had no practices or one practice and then we had to play the game, then maybe it would be a different story. But we have three days to practice, he was there at training camp, so he has seen our stuff.
"I would probably say at this point, if he's there at all our practices, I probably would start him."
ESPN's Shelley Smith and Ian Begley and The Associated Press contributed to this report. | {
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Q:
Is a main() required for a C program?
Well the title says it all. Is a main() function absolutely essential for a C program?
I am asking this because I was looking at the Linux kernel code, and I didn't see a main() function.
A:
No, the ISO C standard states that a main function is only required for a hosted environment (such as one with an underlying OS).
For a freestanding environment like an embedded system (or an operating system itself), it's implementation defined. From C99 5.1.2:
Two execution environments are defined: freestanding and hosted. In both cases, program startup occurs when a designated C function is called by the execution environment.
In a freestanding environment (in which C program execution may take place without any benefit of an operating system), the name and type of the function called at program startup are implementation-defined.
As to how Linux itself starts, the start point for the Linux kernel is start_kernel though, for a more complete picture of the entire boot process, you should start here.
A:
The main() function is called by an object file included with the libc. Since the kernel doesn't link against the libc it has its own entry point, written in assembler.
A:
Well, no, but ...
C99 specifies that main() is called in the hosted environment "at program startup", however, you don't have to use the C runtime support. Your operating system executes image files and starts a program at an address provided by the linker.
If you are willing to write your program to conform to the operating system's requirements rather than C99's, you can do it without main(). The more modern (and complex) the system, though, the more trouble you will have with the C library making assumptions that the standard runtime startup is used.
Here is an example for Linux...
$ cat > nomain.S
.text
_start:
call iamnotmain
movl $0xfc, %eax
xorl %ebx, %ebx
int $0x80
.globl _start
$ cat > demo.c
void iamnotmain(void) {
static char s[] = "hello, world\n";
write(1, s, sizeof s);
}
$ as -o nomain.o nomain.S
$ cc -c demo.c
$ ld -static nomain.o demo.o -lc
$ ./a.out
hello, world
It's arguably not "a C99 program" now, though, just a "Linux program" with a object module written in C.
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It is known in the prior art to provide a multi-ply business form having one or more localized autogenous coatings each comprising both microscopic pressure-rupturable capsules containing a chromogenic material, and an electron acceptor material. One such form is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,425,386 to Chang. Each localized autogenous coating is capable of reacting under the impact of a printing stylus to release the chromagen from the capsules for reaction with the electron acceptor material to provide a visible image comprising address or other information. The use of such coatings advantageously enables the user of the form to selectively print one type of information on a coating located, for example, on an outside ply and a second type of information on a coating located on an inside ply.
It is also known in the prior art to selectively print information On a multi-ply business form using a chemically-reactive ribbon in which the ribbon for the printer is coated with a color-forming chromogenic material in solution. The mailer, rather than including a complete autogenous coating as in the Chang patent, simply includes a spot coating of color developer material located on the front of the mailer. This form is described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,172,605 to Welsch et al.
While the above-described mailers have certain advantages over conventional mailers that typically employ spot coatings of carbon ink on the backside of a detachable top record sheet, accurate placement of autogenous coatings on a mailer requires a complex and therefore expensive and unreliable manufacturing process. Moreover, it is often difficult to apply the localized autogenous coating in a uniform manner or without actually activating the capsules during application. The resulting coating is thus "bruised" or discolored and at least partly incapable of reacting with the printing stylus; the address or other information, therefore, may be inaccurate. The use of a chemically-reactive ribbon coated with chromogenic material in solution is likewise disadvantageous because the ribbon is expensive and has a short useful life.
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The WWE legend became synonymous with beer chugging during his heyday, but has recently been undergoing a strict diet
At the age of 53, Austin has revealed that he has given up on alcohol.
Speaking on his podcast, ‘The Steve Austin Show’, the hall of famer laid bare that he has done so as part on an ongoing diet and exercise program.
“My eating program is going fantastic. [I’m] sticking to my exact macros,” said Austin.
“Zero alcohol for right at 14 days now. Pounds are coming off. My strength is going up. Jesus Christ, I’m getting as strong as a goddamn horse over here.
“No alcohol and when you hit the weights on a consistent basis and eat what you’re supposed to, it is amazing the difference that you can make or I’m making. I’m also doing my DDP Yoga s***. Hell, I’m going to jump up here and do the splits like a god-dang cheerleader in a minute! I’m flexible as a mother******. Dallas’ program works like a b****. I appreciate it, Dallas. I appreciate it, man. That’s a bad ass program. I’m sticking to it!”
Austin also revealed how he has attempted to use medical marijuana to help both manage pain relief from injuries from his pro wrestling days and also to help keep down his desire for alcohol.
However, Austin says it didn’t go well, leaving him paranoid.
“I’m thinking, ‘man, here I am, retired from the wrestling business, a global icon and a national treasure, and I’m about to get busted for f****** one joint because I wanted to try out a god damn marijuana cigarette, so I could get away from the booze.’”
Best of luck Steve, easy to quit short term, difficult to quit forever.
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Easy Money cheat for Pirates: Legend of the Black Buccaneer
Go to the beach at the begining of a new game and get the necklace by shooting the gate with the canon. On the beach monkeys will now appear which you shoot until they have ALL gone. Now go to the 'Save' point which will cost you $9 and when you have saved go back to the beach and the monkeys will be there again for you to shoot and you can keep returning after 'Saving' for easy money as many times as you want.
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Q:
Cmd.Parameters Vs Cmd.Parameters.Item
I am facing some awkward situation with VB.Net code.
I am having source code of ASP.Net using VB.Net which was written in late 2010.
It has been running fine until 3 days ago.
Below line of code was working till 3 days ago.
Cmd.Parameters("@idnum").Value = e.Item.Cells.Item(2).Text
But I did some changes in code and now above line of code was not working. I checked that System.SQL.Client reference is same and there is windows or .net framework update. I am not sure what happened.
Though I found the solution and here it is
Cmd.Parameters.Item("@idnum").Value = e.Item.Cells.Item(2).Text
But I am keen to learn what could be the possible reason of failure of later code.
EDIT 1:
Here is the error if
System.MissingMemberException was unhandled by user code
HResult=-2146233070
Message=Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'Parameters' accepts this number of arguments.
Source=Microsoft.VisualBasic
StackTrace:
at Microsoft.VisualBasic.CompilerServices.OverloadResolution.ResolveOverloadedCall(String MethodName, MemberInfo[] Members, Object[] Arguments, String[] ArgumentNames, Type[] TypeArguments, BindingFlags LookupFlags, Boolean ReportErrors, ResolutionFailure& Failure, Container BaseReference)
at Microsoft.VisualBasic.CompilerServices.NewLateBinding.ResolveCall(Container BaseReference, String MethodName, MemberInfo[] Members, Object[] Arguments, String[] ArgumentNames, Type[] TypeArguments, BindingFlags LookupFlags, Boolean ReportErrors, ResolutionFailure& Failure)
at Microsoft.VisualBasic.CompilerServices.NewLateBinding.ObjectLateGet(Object Instance, Type Type, String MemberName, Object[] Arguments, String[] ArgumentNames, Type[] TypeArguments, Boolean[] CopyBack)
at Microsoft.VisualBasic.CompilerServices.NewLateBinding.LateGet(Object Instance, Type Type, String MemberName, Object[] Arguments, String[] ArgumentNames, Type[] TypeArguments, Boolean[] CopyBack)
at HMGS.Order.grdItems_ItemDataBound(Object sender, DataGridItemEventArgs e) in C:\HMGS Dev Source BioUrja\WebSource\HMGS\HMIOnly\Orders\Order.aspx.vb:line 1937
at System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGrid.OnItemDataBound(DataGridItemEventArgs e)
at System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGrid.CreateItem(Int32 itemIndex, Int32 dataSourceIndex, ListItemType itemType, Boolean dataBind, Object dataItem, DataGridColumn[] columns, TableRowCollection rows, PagedDataSource pagedDataSource)
at System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGrid.CreateControlHierarchy(Boolean useDataSource)
at System.Web.UI.WebControls.BaseDataList.OnDataBinding(EventArgs e)
at System.Web.UI.WebControls.BaseDataList.DataBind()
at HMGS.Order.popItems(Object idnum) in C:\HMGS Dev Source BioUrja\WebSource\HMGS\HMIOnly\Orders\Order.aspx.vb:line 1885
at HMGS.Order.popInfo(Object idnum) in C:\HMGS Dev Source BioUrja\WebSource\HMGS\HMIOnly\Orders\Order.aspx.vb:line 841
at HMGS.Order.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) in C:\HMGS Dev Source BioUrja\WebSource\HMGS\HMIOnly\Orders\Order.aspx.vb:line 75
at System.Web.UI.Control.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
at System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive()
at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint)
InnerException:
A:
This is resolved..
It was project setting On Infer property which was off when On Infer was set to ON issue resolved.
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Q:
Multiple select queries using one table (improve performance)
Is there a way to improve this query?
SELECT variety_id FROM anvariety_trait WHERE variety_id IN
(SELECT variety_id FROM anvariety_trait WHERE trait_id = 10 and trait_value = 2 and variety_id IN
(SELECT variety_id FROM anvariety_trait WHERE trait_id = 9 and trait_value = 1 and variety_id IN
(SELECT variety_id FROM anvariety_trait WHERE trait_id = 7 and trait_value = 1 )))
I am trying to get the one result of three levels of select queries from the same table. Thanks in advance.
A:
You could try join clauses, and a distinct, but I'm not sure this would improve your performances (worth a test, anyway)
select distinct v1.variety_id
FROM anvariety_trait v1
join anvariety_trait v2 on v1.variety_id = v2.variety_id
join anvariety_trait v3 on v2.variety_id = v3.variety_id
join anvariety_trait v4 on v3.variety_id = v4.variety_id
where v2.trait_id = 10 and v2.trait_value = 2
and v3.trait_id = 9 and v3.trait_value = 1
and v4.trait_id = 7 and v4.trait_value = 1
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Praise be to Allah.
Muslim narrated in his Saheeh (2113) from Abu Hurayrah (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The angels do not accompany any group with whom there is a dog or a bell.”
And he narrated (2114) also from Abu Hurayrah that the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Bells are the musical instruments of the Shaytaan.”
Al-Nawawi (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: As for bells, it was said that the reason why the angels dislike them is that they are similar to church bells, or because they are one of the hanging things that are forbidden. And it was said that the reason why they are disliked is their sound, which is supported by the report which mentions “the musical instruments of the shaytaan.”
The reason why their sound is disliked is that it is akin to musical instruments, which are forbidden.
Al-Haafiz Ibn Hajar (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: To sum up, the sound has two qualities, one which is the strength of the sound and the other is its tune, and because of its musical tune it was prohibited, and the reason was given as being because they are “the musical instruments of the shaytaan.”
Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: (The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)) told us that the angels do not accompany people with whom there is a bell, because when the animals walk, it will make a sound like music, and it is known that musical instruments are haraam. End quote. Sharh Riyaadh al-Saaliheen (4/340).
With regard to alarm clocks and the like, if they have musical sounds then they are haraam, because of the general meaning of the evidence that indicates that musical instruments are haraam. But there is nothing wrong with an ordinary alarm clock.
Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: As for alarm clocks and the like that do not come under the prohibition, and things that are used beside doors to ask permission to enter – because some doors have a bell to ask permission to enter – there is also nothing wrong with these, and they do not come under this prohibition, because they are not hung around an animal’s neck and the like, and they do not create a tune which is the reason why the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) forbade them. End quote.
Sharh Riyadh al-Saaliheen (4/340-341).
The Standing Committee was asked: What is the kind of bell that is forbidden? Please note that there are electric bells that make sounds like birds, or bells on alarm clocks where one piece of metal strikes another, and other kinds.
They replied:
The bells that are used in houses, schools and so on are permissible, so long as they do not include anything haraam, such as resembling the church bells of the Christians, or have musical sounds. In that case they are haraam for that reason. End quote.
Fataawa al-Lajnah al-Daa’imah (26/284).
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So it makes sense that people would be extra concerned about potential irregularities at polling places Tuesday.
A few groups are using the Internet to urge people to document their experiences at the polls. See something abnormal, such as long lines, voter intimidation or combative volunteers? There are a few online venues where you can report it.
One of the most promising is My Fair Election, a site from Archon Fung, a professor at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. The site encourages voters to rate their polling place experience -- from one to five stars -- and detail any problems.
"It's a little bit like Yelp for democracy," Fung says in a YouTube video about the project. "Just as Yelp and Amazon allow people to rate restaurants and products, My Fair Election will allow voters to rate their polling place after they vote."
A national map on the site shows average wait times by state. As of late morning on Election Day, 379 reports had come in, he says. But Fung expects many, if not most, of the ratings to be filed online at the end of the working day. Before the project launched, he indicated he wanted to see 10,000 ratings filed by the public.
CNN has tools for detecting and reporting voter disenfranchisement, too. The network has a "voter irregularities hotline" (800-CNN-NEWS) and e-mail address ([email protected]). You can report issues by texting 55333. Type "CNN" and a space before entering your info. File a photo or video to CNN iReport. Or, finally, send messages to CNN on Twitter by tagging them #CNNVoteWatch.
A site called Video the Vote is encouraging citizen journalists to take their smartphones with them to the polls and "be prepared to ... document what is happening and then share that content on your YouTube, Twitter, Instagram or Ustream."
The group is collecting info from the hashtag #VideoTheVote.
Its site has state-by-state reports collated from social media, including information about reported long lines in Florida on Tuesday morning.
Would-be election monitors should be cognizant, however, of state laws about filming and photographing at polling places, says Harvard's Citizen Media Law Project.
"Photography and video can be critically important to document the election process and to preserve a record of any procedural improprieties and interference with voter rights," the group says on a page dedicated to "Documenting the Vote 2012." "At the same time, however, voting is a very private matter, and attempts to record at the polling place are subject to strict regulation to safeguard voter privacy, protect against voter intimidation, and to ensure the proper functioning of the voting process."
Fung, from the My Fair Election site, says all of these efforts could lead to a more detailed understanding of what goes on at the polls on Election Day. It's important to document the good as well as the bad, he says, so that a national picture emerges. | {
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Palmer McAbee
Palmer Braden McAbee (April 28, 1894, Cherokee County, Alabama - September 5, 1970, Centre, Alabama) was an American blues harmonica player. Little is known of his life.
On February 21, 1928, he recorded two tracks in Atlanta, Georgia: "Lost Boy Blues" and "McAbee's Railroad Piece". They were released on a 10" 78rpm record, Victor 41930.
It has often been assumed from the style of his music that he was African-American. However, on his 1917 draft registration card, he is described as "Caucasian". At that time, he was employed as a carpenter, and resided in Cedartown, Georgia.
He is buried in Hebron United Methodist Church Cemetery, Howells Crossroads, Cherokee County.
Many harmonica players have tried to imitate railway noises. McAbee has been singled out for his "imagination and fervor ... creat[ing] effects both realistic and surrealistic sometimes by blowing over the top of the harp".
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The re-created, three-dimensional face of a dog that lived 4,500 years ago in Scotland is so realistic, you almost want to reach out and pet its thick fur.
Besides melting the hearts of animal lovers, this dog — whose skull was found in an elaborate Neolithic burial at Cuween Hill in the Orkney islands, an archipelago off Scotland's northeastern coast — has surprised scientists. That's because this furball looks remarkably like a wolf, even though it was likely domesticated.
The dog was the size of a large collie and resembled, in some of its features, a European gray wolf, Alison Sheridan, principal archaeological research curator in the Department of Scottish History and Archaeology at National Museums Scotland, where the skull is stored, said in a statement.
Sheridan added that the skull and reconstruction could reveal details not only "about ceremonial practices and the symbolic significance of the dog in late Neolithic Orkney, but also about the appearance of domestic dogs in the third millennium B.C." [Gallery: Brand-New Baby Wolves]
These days, domesticated dogs tend to have more prominent, raised foreheads than wolves do, Jack Tseng, a functional anatomist at the University at Buffalo, previously told Live Science. Moreover, domestic dogs tend to have shorter faces and more crowded teeth as a result of that, he said. Other research has shown that domesticated dogs tend to have floppier ears, smaller brains, shorter curly tails and lighter and blotchy coats than wild wolves do.
The Cuween dog looks similar to a wolf, the reconstruction shows. (Image credit: Copyright Historic Environment Scotland)
Researchers have known about the Neolithic dog since 1901, when 24 dog skulls were discovered at the Cuween Hill burial. However, this is the first time one of the skulls has been "brought to life" with forensic reconstruction.
Previous research on the Cuween Hill site revealed that the dog remains were placed in the burial chamber there more than 500 years after the original tomb was constructed, indicating that these dogs were buried for ritualistic purposes, the archaeologists said.
To create an accurate 3D model of this particular dog, staff members put the skull in a CT scanner at Edinburgh University's Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies. This scan, in turn, gave them enough data to print a 3D model, which forensic artist Amy Thornton used to shape Fido's head.
Just as she would a human facial re-creation, Thornton created the dog's likeness by building up muscle, skin and hair on top of the 3D-printed skull. "This brought its own set of challenges, as there is much less existing data relating to average tissue depths in canine skulls compared to humans," Thornton said in the statement. Even so, "the resulting model gives us a fascinating glimpse at this ancient animal," she said.
Dogs were clearly important in Neolithic Orkney. These ancient people likely kept them as trained pets and guard dogs, and may have even taught them how to herd sheep, said Steve Farrar, an interpretation manager at Historic Environment Scotland.
"Maybe dogs were their symbol or totem; perhaps, they thought of themselves as the 'dog people,'" Farrar said in the statement.
Visitors can see the Neolithic dog's reconstructed, furry head in Orkney later this year.
The Cuween Hill chambered cairn. (A cairn is a stone mound that serves as a memorial or landmark.) (Image credit: Copyright Historic Environment Scotland)
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Stability of silorane dental monomers in aqueous systems.
Siloranes (silicon-based monomers with oxirane functionality) are investigated as matrix resins for new low shrinkage/stress dental composites. Compounds containing oxirane groups are known to be reactive with water, which could impart instability to the composite. To test the stability of siloranes by measuring changes in the chemical structure of the oxirane group in aqueous environments. Two siloranes (PH-SIL and TET-SIL) and their 1:1 mixture (SIL-MIX) were evaluated (n=2-3). Siloranes were mixed in aqueous solutions with and without 1% tetrahydrofuran (THF) containing either liver esterase or epoxide hydrolase at pH 7.4, or dilute HCl at pH 1.4. The stability of conventional dioxiranes 3,4-epoxycyclohexyl-methyl-3,4-epoxycyclohexane carboxylate (ECHM-ECHC), and bisphenol A diglycidyl ether (BADGE) were also monitored under similar conditions. NMR was used to estimate the extent of reaction and give structural information about reaction products. Siloranes were found to be stable for 24h in all aqueous environments tested. In contrast, ECHM-ECHC reacted at pH 1.4 to form species containing oxirane, ester, hydroxyl and carboxylic acid groups. Water hydrolyzed the ester group of ECHM-ECHC in the presence of liver esterase. In the presence of epoxide hydrolase, BADGE oxirane groups were hydrolyzed to diols, hydrolysis ranged from 0 to 34% depending on the aqueous environment. The stability and insolubility of siloranes in biological fluid simulants suggests that these may be more suitable for use in the oral environment than conventional oxirane-functional monomers. | {
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Flickr has launched a new iPhone-optimized version of its site, and it looks fantastic. As you can see in the screenshots, the most used options run along the top of the page and, although there doesn't appear to be any AJAX-y cacheing going on, the individual pages load at a fair clip.
You can do anything of the viewing you can do on the normal Flickr, although the bite-sized version doesn't offer any editing of pictures – the Organizr, for instance, isn't there.
But then, it shouldn't be. It would have meant a complete rewrite of the Flash based interface for little gain – who wants to edit on the tiny iPhone screen anyway? What Flickr has done is take the essential search and viewing tools and made them small, slimline and fast. I'm testing the site out in an internet cafe (thanks for blowing up my home connection, Telefónica), and – apart from a problem loading photographs in my sets – the site has almost no delay.
Fans of slideshows will be disappointed, though. There aren't any. For that you'll need a standalone iPhone application Like Fraser Speirs' Exposure. Sadly, Yahoo's experimental AJAX-based Flickr site for the iPhone, which offered slideshows, seems to have been taken down.
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Q:
append method in jquery is only showing the last element added
I'm trying to add data to a table from a json request. Whatever I seem to try I can't get more than one table row to show. Any help would be appreciated.JSFiddle
HTML:
<div class="col-lg-6">
<h2>Table</h2>
<table class="table" id="products-table">
<thead>
<tr>
<th>ASIN</th>
<th>Title</th>
<th>Price</th>
<th>MPN</th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr></tr>
</tbody>
</table>
</div>
Javascript:
var prodAry = [1, 2, 3];
// create elements for table
var $tr = $('<tr>');
var $asin = $('<td>');
var $title = $('<td>');
var $price = $('<td>');
var $mpn = $('<td>');
prodAry.forEach(function(product, i) {
var $newAsin = $asin.text(i);
var $newTitle = $title.text(i);
var $newPrice = $price.text(i);
var $newMpn = $mpn.text(i);
var $newTr = $tr.append($newAsin, $newTitle, $newPrice, $newMpn);
$('#products-table > tbody:last-child').append($newTr);
});
A:
As per you current implementation you are continuously appending the same $tr element.
You should create element inside the forEach loop.
var prodAry = [1, 2, 3];
prodAry.forEach(function(product, i) {
// create elements for table
var $tr = $('<tr>');
var $asin = $('<td>');
var $title = $('<td>');
var $price = $('<td>');
var $mpn = $('<td>');
var $newAsin = $asin.text(i);
var $newTitle = $title.text(i);
var $newPrice = $price.text(i);
var $newMpn = $mpn.text(i);
var $newTr = $tr.append($newAsin, $newTitle, $newPrice, $newMpn);
$('#products-table > tbody:last-child').append($newTr);
});
Updated Fiddle
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My Child Will Go To School When President’s Granddaughter Goes To School
Daham Sirisena married today at the Colombo Hilton, instead of the Shangri-la, which was the originally intended venue that was damaged at the Easter Sunday bombings. Yes, the same Easter Sunday bombings that President Sirisena, the father of the groom was thrice warned of. Which he chose to neglect, because, after all, his family and his grand children were fine and safe, weren’t they?
There was no reduction of the pomp and fanfare at the wedding of Daham Sirisena. Sirisena who went to Thirupathi with his family to obtain ‘blessings’ of the Thirupathi God for this wedding went on a solo trip to Singapore.
This wedding is being celebrated in all its opulence, noise and music whilst 250+ dead souls are hovering in the air. These dead souls include the souls of 45 innocent butterfly like children, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons and daughters.
There were 250+ uninvited guests at Daham Sirisena’s wedding. Above the wedding ceremony hall at the Hilton, the souls of the victims of the Easter Sunday attacks must have floated over the heads of the mortal guests below. They must have sighed at the unspeakable injustice of the conduct of a negligent, callous President who thought it fit to roll before Thirupathi God forsaking the securing of his people.
These souls must be sighed at the brutality of a negligent, cunning Prime Minister and his imbecilic cousin state minister of defence who did not have the brains nor the integrity to sand up to the tragi-comic President when he kept them away from the National Security Council of six months. Six months!
These perished souls and those they left behind were forsaken by their God, in God’s house. They were blasted in to smithereens, to small pieces of flesh, fat, guts and bones.
These perished souls were forsaken by their President, the cold hearted, brutal murderer by proxy who let this tragedy happen.
These perished souls were forsaken by the Prime Minister, the cold hearted, brutal murderer by proxy who let this tragedy happen due to his conceit, inactivity and political calculation. All he was doing was to mark time till the next election.
These perished souls were forsaken by the despicable professional political brutalists, the Rajapaksas, who established, supported, funded, and protected Wahhabists in the east. They are brutal murderers by proxy. How Gotabaya Rajapaksa declared his candidacy for president literally over the pulped pieces of flesh and blood of the victims of Easter Sunday says it all.
These perished souls were forsaken by the Muslim politicians and Ministers who are complicit in the fostering of terrorism and Wahhabism in Sri Lanka. They are brutal murderers by proxy. We know their names. I cannot bring myself to type those names. They don’t deserve their names spoken. They are worse than the terrorists.
However heart breaking, the dead are now dead.
What about the living?
The government is urging us to send our children to school. There is so much discussion amongst the citizens and on social media about this matter.
I am not sending my children to school.
I’m waiting for Harin Fernando’s children to come to school.
I’m waiting for Duminda Dissanayake, the newly emerging ‘patriot’ to send his daughter to school.
Most of all, I’m waiting for President Sirisena’s grand-daughter studying in Visakha Vidyalaya Colombo, to come to school.
She has not.
Where are all these politico children and grandchildren?
When the President is satisfied that his granddaughter is safe to go to school, then my children are safe to go to school. In the past before the technology of land mine detectors, sheep were first sent to the battle fields suspected to be laden with land mines. When the sheep run on the landmines they would blast the sheep in to pieces. The infantry soldiers will walk that field only after those sheep called “cannon fodder” had cleared the land.
My child will not be cannon fodder to make it safe for President’s granddaughter. My child will not be a guinea pig for security experimentation for Harin’s son, Harin’s daughter, Duminda’s daughter, and Ruwan Wijewardene’s children. These brutal politicians, all of them murderers by proxy, will not use my child to be used as a “soft blast target’ to test if the country is ready for their ‘precious’ children and grandchildren to go to school.
Take note, citizens, Sirisena’s grand-daughter has not come to school.
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Hela/May 13, 2019
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It is worth noting Army Commander’s recent remarks. There is 100% attendance in private tuition classes where sometimes more than 1,000 students attend at one go in a single location. What protection do they have? Is the school safety noise a canard to further destroy public education system?
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dayal/May 13, 2019
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once Albert Einstain said he wanted to get sound education and therefore he left school. life is more important than what is now taught in the school. i was told a principal from dehiwala scolded and chased the parents who came with their children to school. deserves reward.
-Dayal
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W B.Samarakoon/May 14, 2019
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This is because of the government has no unity . They speaks on their own .People has no faith in anybody . Whether right or wrong people must get one direction, one word, one management.
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Nimal Tissa Wijethunga/May 17, 2019
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In order to give assurances to the general public, It is better to publish photographs in Print and Electronic media of children. grand children of Ministers, MPs and the President attending schools.
piggysaurus/May 17, 2019
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piggysaurus/May 17, 2019
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Gamarala’s grandchild goes to school? Macho how the nation of beggers have developed? Munta giya Kala.
But the writer brings up an interesting point, is the Mohommedan cult capable of going to a School of (kafir) children, shout Allah Allah and blowing up?
If this cult is capable of doing that, then begger boys all of us have a yuuuuuge problem and the yuuuuge solution is to vote in the Trump of Sri Lanka (white vans et al)
Also if outsiders(kafirs) think that the Mohommedan cult is capable of blowing up children shouldn’t the leaders of this cult and the Sabby PCs and the Bullahs do some serious introspection?
But is this cult capable of doing introsception?
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RSW/May 17, 2019
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I agree wholeheartedly.
These idiots we call politicians have always ridden on the suffering of the masses. The simple people of this country have far greater conscience than this mob. I remember when the Central Bank bomb wenr off, we had organised a party for my daughter’s birthday but cancelled it forthwith. Only to hear that a certain politician who was made a 5-star general had a huge celebration – while bodies still lay inside the bank!
This is the type of leaders we are fortunate enough to have. But we have to blame ourselves: we keep voting them in over and over again!
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Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) haploids were produced by crossing with Job's tears (Coix lachryma-jobi L.) as the pollen parent. Pollination was followed by 2,4-D treatment, detached tiller culture, and embryo culture, as described for maize pollination. The frequency of embryo formation was similar to that obtained by crossing wheat with maize pollen. Job's tears is a perennial plant which forms several stalks and its pollen can be collected throughout the year when the plant is maintained in a controlled environment. Our results indicate that Job's tears can be used as the pollen parent for wheat crosses for haploid production without requiring synchronization of flowering dates. | {
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Pretty Ricky – Grind With Me 歌詞Lyrics
[Hook 1]
Baby grind with me
Relax your mind take your time with me
I love you deeper if you cry for me
Now come and kiss me till yo body gets weak
Just grind with me baby
Grind with me
Relax your mind take your time with me
I love you deeper if you cry for me
Now come and kiss me till yo body gets weak
Just grind with me baby
[Verse 1]
When I grind I make’em say ahh
Slow grind be my day job
I grind in the back of my car
Keep it movin like a seesaw
I make’em laugh and giggle
Cuddle a little
Kiss on ya neck
Like girl let me see that thing jiggle
Girlfriend your body’s so raw
I could tell you a superstar
B.l.u.e.s.t.a.r.
I could tell around the block how sexy you are
I drink red bull so I keep stamina
What’s my name
What’s my name
What’s my name
Prettie rickie pretty boy
Doing pretty good thangs
Makng pretty good change
Getting pretty good
From these pretty pretty chicks
Getting pretty damn rich
Prettie rickie rickie rickie and the maverix
[Hook 2]
Baby grind with me
Relax your mind take your time with me
I love you deeper if you cry for me
Now come and kiss me till yo body gets weak
Just grind with me baby
Grind with me
Relax your mind take your time with me
I love you deeper if you cry for me
Now come and kiss me till yo body gets weak
Just grind with me baby
[Verse 2]
Light this candle let me set the scene for you baby
Out the shower so fresh so clean baby
Staring in your eyes
I could see the fire
Got you hyptnotized
Do you feel the vibe
Hoooa
Hoooa
Hoooa
Hoooa
Staring in your eyes
I could see the fire
Got you hyptnotized
Do you feel the vibe
[Prehook]
Step one
You kissing on me
Step two
Girl you killin me softly
Step three
Now you see why you chose me
Step four
And ooh you vibing with me
[Hook 3]
Baby grind with me
Relax your mind take your time with me
I love you deeper if you cry for me
Now come and kiss me till yo body gets weak
Just grind with me baby
Grind with me
Relax your mind take your time with me
I love you deeper if you cry for me
Now come and kiss me till yo body gets weak
Just grind with me baby
[Verse 3]
Slick got mo game than a lil’ bit
Baby girl five five brown eyes with the thick lips
Thick thighs with the slim hips
Sugar honey ice t
Baby girls is so sweet and a bag of chips
I like to catch when she coming home
Lights out girl you know it’s on
Looking good like a sundae cone
You got me open
No sugar coatin
Love john is strokin’
No joking
Girl I focus
The bedroom smoking
Get some air up in this room girl
Ah ah ah ah
If loving you is wrong
Then I don’t wanna be right
So I’m a take my time and do it right
Cause we got all night
Cause we got all night
Baby girl just
[Hook 4]
Baby grind with me
Relax your mind take your time with me
I love you deeper if you cry for me
Now come and kiss me till yo body gets weak
Just grind with me baby
Grind with me
Relax your mind take your time with me
I love you deeper if you cry for me
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"Rick:" "LEARNING TO FLY THIS THING, MORTY," "IS GONNA BE REALLY LIBERATING." "YOU KNOW, YOU'RE GONNA BE FREE" "TO GO ON ALL KINDS OF ERRANDS FOR ME." "COOL." "SEE THAT PLANET RIGHT THERE?" "DON'T FLY TOO CLOSE TO THAT PLANET." "SOMEONE WILL COME OUT AND TRY TO WASH YOUR WINDSHLD." "[ RINGTONE PLAYS ]" "HOLD ON. [ CELLPHONE BEEPS ]" "YEAH?" "YEAH, I HAVE IT." "WHERE DO YOU WANT TO MEET?" "ALL RIGHT, COOL. [ CELLPHONE BEEPS ]" "ALL RIGHT, MORTY, LESSON'S OVER." "WE GOT SOME BUSINESS TO ATTEND TO" "A FEW LIGHT MINUTES SOUTH OF HERE." "OH, YOU STILL USE SOUTH IN SPACE?" "WHOA!" "JESUS, JERRY!" "WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING HERE?" "!" "WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?" "WE AGREED A BOY'S FATHER SHOULD BE PRESENT" "WHEN HE'S LEARNING TO DRIVE." "I GUESS I REMEMBER THAT." "WOW." "AND YOU'VE JUST BEEN BACK THERE THIS WHOLE TIME?" "AMAZING." "WELL, WE DON'T HAVE TIME TO TAKE HIM TO EARTH, MORTY." "HEAD FOR 3924917." "COOL!" "[ LAUGHS ]" "LOOKS LIKE I'M COMING ALONG FOR AN ADVENTURE!" "YEP. [ SIGHS ]" "THIS IS WHERE WE'RE GOING?" "NOPE." "THISIS." "YOU CAN PARK IN A HANDICAP SPOT, MORTY." "ANYTHING WITH LESS THAN EIGHT LIMBS" "IS CONSIDERED DISABLED HERE." "WELL, LOOK AT THIS FELLA." "AREN'T YOU HANDSOME?" "THANK YOU. [ CHUCKLES ]" "I'M JERRY." "OH, I KNOW YOU ARE." "DID YOU COME HERE IN A SPACESHIP?" "I'M TRAVELING WITH MY SON AND FATHER-IN-LAW." "W-WAIT." "ARE THEY COMING?" "OH, THEY'LL BE BACK SOON." "WHAT?" "!" "I DON'T KNOW HOW THIS WORKS!" "HELP ME!" "WHAT THE HELL?" "!" "I KNOW, RIGHT?" "OH, WHAT THE HELL?" "!" "I KNOW, RIGHT?" "Morty:" "JERRYBOREE!" "?" "YOU CREATED A DAY CARE FOR MY DAD?" "ARE YOU KIDDING?" "I WISH I HAD THIS IDEA." "WELL, I DID HAVE THIS IDEA," "BUT I WISH I WAS THE VERSION OF ME THAT OWNED IT." "THAT GUY'S RICH." "DON'T FORGET TO CHECK THE REASON FOR YOUR DROP-OFF." "TRUST ME, MORTY, I'VE HEARD STORIES FROM OTHER RICKS." "JERRYS DON'T TEND TO LAST FIVE MINUTES OFF OF EARTH." "THIS IS A TOTALLY UNREGISTERED CROSS-TEMPORAL ASTEROID." "HERE, THEY CAN ROMP AND PLAY WITH OTHER JERRYS." "HE COULDN'T BE SAFER." "HEY, MORTY, HANG ON TO THIS." "THAT NUMBER'S YOUR DAD." "IF YOU LOSE IT, WE'RE NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO GET HIM BACK." "♪ ♪♪ ♪" "[ ELECTRICITY CRACKLES ]" "♪ ♪♪ ♪" "OKAY, WAIT HERE." "I WANT TO COME WITH." "DON'T COME WITH." "IT'S BORING." "IT'S [BELCHES] IT'S BUSINESS STUFF." "WHAT KIND OF BUSINESS DO YOU DO IN A GARAGE?" "YOU KNOW, THIS SEEMS A LITTLE SHADY." "RIGHT, YEAH, LIKE NOTHING SHADY EVER HAPPENED" "IN A FULLY FURNISHED OFFICE?" "YOU EVER HEAR ABOUT WALL STREET, MORTY?" "Y-YOU KNOW WHAT THOSE GUYS DO" "IN IN IN THEIR FANCY BOARDROOMS?" "THEY TAKE THEIR BALLS AND THEY DIP THEM IN COCAINE" "AND WIPE THEM ALL OVER EACH OTHER." "YOU KNOW, GRANDPA GOES AROUND," "AND HE DOES HIS BUSINESS IN PUBLIC," "BECAUSE GRANDPA ISN'T SHADY." "AW, CRAP." "HEY, WHAT'S UP?" "HEY, RICK!" "[ LAUGHS ]" "HERE YOU GO 3,000 FLERBOS." "DO YOU HAVE THE WEAPON?" "C-CAN WE PLEASE?" "THIS IS MY GRANDSON, MORTY." "OH, HI, MORTY." "I'M KROMBOPULOS MICHAEL." "I'M AN ASSASSIN." "I BUY GUNS FROM YOUR GRANDPA." "[ GROANS ] HERE." "GO AWAY." "OOH!" "YEAH, THIS LOOKS DEADLY." "SO, THIS SHOOTS ANTIMATTER?" "MY TARGET CAN'T BE KILLED WITH REGULAR MATTER." "NICE TO MEET YOU, MORTY." "LISTEN, IF YOU EVER NEED ANYBODY MURDERED," "PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL." "I'M VERY DISCREET." "YOU'RE G-GIVING HIM A CARD?" "!" "I HAVE NO CODE OF ETHICS." "I WILL KILL ANYONE, ANYWHERE" "CHILDREN, ANIMALS, OLD PEOPLE DOESN'T MATTER." "I JUST LOVE KILLING." "YOU SELL WEAPONS TO KILLERS FOR MONEY?" "[ GROANS ] YOU'VE GOT WHAT THE INTERGALACTIC CALL" "A VERY PLANETARY MIND-SET, MORTY." "IT'S MORE COMPLICATED OUT HERE." "THESE ARE FLERBOS." "DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT TWO HUMANS CAN ACCOMPLISH" "WITH 3,000 OF THESE?" "UH, WHAT?" "AN ENTIRE AFTERNOON AT BLIPS AND CHITZ!" "OH, THIS PLACE IS THE BEST." "IT'S GOT BEER, GAMES, PRIZES," "AND YOU CAN NEVER TELL WHAT TIME IT IS." "YOU SOLD A GUN TO A MURDERER SO YOU COULD PLAY VIDEO GAMES?" "!" "YEAH, SURE, I MEAN, IF YOU SPEND ALL DAY SHUFFLING WORDS AROUND," "YOU CAN MAKE ANYTHING SOUND BAD, MORTY." "HERE, CHECK THIS OUT. [ COIN DROPS ]" "[ WHOOSH!" "]" "AAH!" "[ BREATHING HEAVILY ]" "ROY, WHAT'S WRONG?" "I HAD A NIGHTMARE." "I WAS WITH AN OLD MAN." "HE PUT A HELMET ON ME." "IT'S JUST A FEVER." "GET SOME SLEEP." "I DON'T WANT YOU MISSING SCHOOL ON MONDAY." "[ BELL RINGS ]" "Man:" "I WANT YOU KIDS TO LOOK AROUND YOU TODAY" "AND THINK ABOUT YOUR FUTURE." "NOW IS THE TIME IN YOUR LIFE WHEN ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE." "Announcer:" "SPIRALING PERFECTLY!" "IT'S GONNA BE CAUGHT BY ROY PARSONS!" "ROY PARSONS IS AT THE 20!" "NOW HE'S AT THE 10!" "NOTHING CAN STOP ROY "THE ROCKET"!" "TOUCHDOWN!" "[ CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ]" "I JUST THINK IT'S TIME TO GET REALISTIC." "HAVE YOU TALKED TO MY FATHER ABOUT THE CARPET STORE?" "ROY?" "[ SIGHS ]" "[ CELLPHONE RINGS ]" "HAD WE CAUGHT IT SOONER WELL, HINDSIGHT IS 20/20, ROY." "WHAT'S IMPORTANT IS THAT WE MOVE QUICKLY." "[ MONITOR BEEPS ]" "[ Weakly ] I'M NOT READY TO DIE." "YOU'RE NOT GOING TO." "YEAH!" "WHOO!" "YEAH!" "HEY, THANKS FOR THE CARPET, ROY." "Man:" "HEY, ROY, YOU PULLED THOSE PERSIAN OFF-WHITE SHAGS" "FOR THE CLEARANCE SALE?" "WHOA." "SH SHIT!" "[ BONES CRACK ] OH!" "[ BEEPING ]" "WHOA!" "WHAT THE HELL?" "!" "W-W-WHERE AM I?" "!" "WHAT IN THE HELL?" "!" "55 YEARS." "NOT BAD, MORTY." "YOU KIND OF WASTED YOUR 30s, THOUGH," "WITH THAT WHOLE BIRD-WATCHING PHASE." "W-WHERE'S MY WIFE?" "!" "MORTY, YOU WERE JUST PLAYING A GAME." "IT'S CALLED "ROY."" "SNAP OUT OF IT." "COME ON." "I'M MORTY." "YOU'RE RICK." "HEY!" "YOU SOLD A GUN TO A GUY THAT KILLS PEOPLE!" "LOOK AT THIS YOU BEAT CANCER," "AND THEN YOU WENT BACK TO WORK AT THE CARPET STORE?" "BOO!" "D-DON'T DODGE THE ISSUE, RICK!" "SELLING A GUN TO A HIT MAN IS THE SAME AS PULLING THE TRIGGER!" "IT'S ALSO THE SAME AS DOING NOTHING." "IF KROMBOPULOS MICHAEL WANTS SOMEONE DEAD," "THERE'S NOT A LOT ANYONE CAN DO TO STOP HIM." "THAT'S WHY HE DOES IT FOR A LIVING." "NOW EXCUSE ME." "IT'S TIME TO THRASH YOUR "ROY" SCORE." "YOU KNOW, YOU COULD STOP THIS KILLING FROM HAPPENING, RICK!" "YOU KNOW, YOU DID A BAD THING SELLING THAT GUN," "BUT YOU COULD UNDO IT IF YOU WANTED." "UH-HUH, YEAH, THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE" "BETWEEN YOU AND ME, MORTY." "I NEVER GO BACK TO THE CARPET STORE." "HOLY SHIT!" "THIS GUY'S TAKING ROY OFF THE GRID!" "[ ALL GASP ]" "THIS GUY DOESN'T HAVE A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER FOR ROY!" "[ ALL MURMURING ]" "HI." "I'M SORRY." "I THINK THERE WAS A MISUNDERSTANDING." "I'M AN ADULT AND WOULD LIKE TO GO HOME, PLEASE." "WELL, OF COURSE." "RIGHT THROUGH THAT TUBE." "UNBELIEVABLE." "YOU'RE DOING GREAT." "I KNOW HOW TO CRAWL IN A TUBE." "[ SIGHS ] COME ON." "OH." "THIS IS HARDER THAN IT LOOKS." "WHOA!" "MARCO?" "POLO!" "[ LAUGHS ] MARCO?" "COME FIND ME." "MARCO?" "YOU GUYS ARE ENJOYING THIS?" "DON'T YOU FEEL A LITTLE PATRONIZED?" "HOW SO?" "JERRY!" "BETH." "OH, COME ON." "THIS IS RIDICULOUS." "I LOVE YOU, JERRY." "AW, BETH." "WHO WANTS TO COME WATCH "MIDNIGHT RUN"" "WITH DIRECTOR'S COMMENTARY ON?" "YEAH!" "DEFINITELY." "FIRST ONE THERE GETS TO ADJUST THE PICTURE SETTING!" "[ GASPS ] THE FACTORY TINT SETTING IS ALWAYS TOO HIGH!" "OUT OF MY WAY." "THE TINT SETTING IS ALWAYS TOO HIGH." "[ MID-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]" "♪ ♪♪ ♪" "[ SMOOCHES ]" "OH, BOY." "HERE I GO KILLING AGAIN." "AAH!" "AAH!" "ARH!" "[ NECK SNAPS ]" "AAH!" "[ SCANNER CHIRPING ]" "AAH!" "[ NECK SNAPS ]" "[ WARBLING ]" "YOU HAVE ARRIVED AT KROMBOPULOS MICHAEL." "YOUR DESTINATION IS BELOW." "WE'RE ALL OUT OF OFF-WHITE PERSIAN." "OH, MAN!" "W-W-WHAT HAVE I DONE?" "!" "DROP THE GUN." "YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND!" "THIS GUY WAS GONNA KILL SOMEONE!" "I GUESS THAT MAKES TWO OF US." "[ RIFLE CHARGING ]" "AAH!" "WHAT ARE YOU DOING, MORTY?" "THIS IS A GALACTIC FEDERATION OUTPOST!" "LOOK, I DON'T HAVE TIME TO TELL YOU MY ENTIRE BACKSTORY," "BUT GRANDPA AND GOVERNMENT DON'T GET ALONG." "HE SAVED MY LIFE." "WHAT?" "HUH?" "!" "WHOA!" "ARE YOU KROMBOPULOS MICHAEL'S TARGET?" "W-WHAT'S YOUR NAME?" "MY KIND HAS NO USE FOR NAMES." "I COMMUNICATE THROUGH WHAT YOU CALL "JESSICA'S FEET"" "NO, "TELEPATHY."" "OH, GOOD JOB, MORTY." "Y-YOU KILLED MY BEST CUSTOMER," "BUT YOU SAVED A MIND-READING FART." "I LIKE THIS NAME FART." "MORTY, WOULD YOU KINDLY RELEASE ME" "BY PULLING THAT LEVER TO THE LEFT OF MY CELL?" "I AM IN GREAT PAIN." "MORTY, DON'T DO IT." "MORTY..." "MORTY, YOU IDIOT. [ ALARM BLARING ]" "OH, CRAP." "LET'S GET YOU OUT OF HERE!" "WE CAN'T GET HIM OUT OF HERE." "HE'S GASEOUS." "HE'S NOT GONNA MAKE IT THROUGH A PORTAL, MORTY." "WELL, THEN, I GUESS WE'RE ALL GETTING IN THE CAR." "RIGHT, UH FART." "NO!" "JUST J-JUST GET IN THE CAR!" "MORTY, COME ON." "I WANT TO GO BACK TO BLIPS AND CHITZ." "I DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH THIS." "RICK, YOU'VE BEEN CLEAR ON THE FACT" "THAT YOU DON'T WANT TO HELP, SO JUST GO AWAY." "MORE ARE COMING." "SCREW THIS." "I'M OUT." "[ ENGINE SPUTTERING ]" "WHOA!" "COME ON, COME ON!" "GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE MADE OF GARBAGE OR WE WILL OPEN FIRE!" "[ ENGINE SPUTTERING ]" "UM, UM, UM, UM!" "OPEN FIRE!" "AAH!" "STUPID-ASS, FART-SAVING, CARPET-STORE MOTHER[BLEEP]" "MOVE!" "WAIT, DID YOU [BLEEP] WITH MY SEAT SETTINGS?" "[ MOTOR WHIRRING ]" "MORE ARE COMING." "RICK!" "YEAH, YEAH." "YOUR GELDON CONVERTOR IS PRETTY DINGED UP." "THAT'S BECAUSE MY GRANDSON DRIVES LIKE A MALE OBRAVADIAN." "YEAH, I SAID IT SOME STEREOTYPES ARE BASED IN FACT." "ACTUALLY, IT'S BECAUSE OF YEARS OF NEGLECT." "YOU REALLY NEED TO RESPECT YOUR GEARS, RICK." "TO YOU, THEY'RE JUST WHEELS WITH TEETH," "BUT IN MY CULTURE, WARS HAVE BEEN FOUGHT" "SO I'VE HEARD." "JUST FIX IT." "I DON'T THINK THE GROMFLAMITES CAN TRACK US NOW," "BUT IT LOOKS LIKE WE'RE GONNA BE HERE FOR A WHILE." "Or, you know, if you still have that gun K. Michael dropped, we could finish the job and go home." "YOU DO UNDERSTAND I'M TELEPATHIC, RIGHT?" "I'M BEING POLITE." "RICK, WE'RE TAKING HIM BACK WHERE HE BELONGS." "OH, YEAH?" "WHERE'S THAT?" "[ BELCHES ]" "ARE YOU GOING ON A QUEST TO FIND HE WHO SMELT IT?" "I CAME HERE ACCIDENTALLY THROUGH A WORMHOLE" "LOCATED IN WHAT YOU CALL "GET OUT OF MY HEAD, FART." "I KNOW YOU'RE IN HERE." "LA-LA-LA-LA "" "NO, IN WHAT YOU CALL THE PROMETHEAN NEBULA." "OH, GREAT." "JUST A HOP, SKIP, AND AN 800-LIGHT-YEAR JUMP." "YOU KNOW, YOU CAN LEAVE ANYTIME YOU WANT, RICK." "WHATEVER YOU WANT TO DO, YOU LITTLE PUNK-ASS LITTLE BITCH." "THANK YOU, MORTY." "YOU ARE NOT LIKE OTHER CARBON-BASED LIFE-FORMS." "YOU PUT THE VALUE OF ALL LIFE ABOVE YOUR OWN." "IT'S HOW THINGS SHOULD BE." "IT'S HOW THEY COULDBE." "I COULD NOT AGREE MORE." "♪ ♪THE WORLDS CAN BE ONE TOGETHER ♪♪" "♪ ♪COSMOS WITHOUT HATRED ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪STARS LIKE DIAMONDS IN YOUR EYES ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪THE GROUND CAN BE SPACE ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪SPACE, SPACE, SPACE, SPACE ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪WITH FEET MARCHING TOWARDS A PEACEFUL SKY ♪♪" "♪ ♪ALL THE MOON MEN WANT THINGS THEIR WAY ♪♪" "♪ ♪BUT WE MAKE SURE THEY SEE THE SUN ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪GOODBYE, MOON MEN ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪YOU SAY GOODBYE, MOON MEN ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪GOODBYE ♪ ♪" "SHUT THE [BLEEP] UP ABOUT MOON MEN!" "THIS ISN'T A MUSICAL NUMBER." "THIS IS A [BLEEP] OPERATION." "WE GOT TO BE COOL AND [BLEEP] LAY LOW." "[ CLICKS, COMPUTER CHIMES ]" "[ Laughing ] DUCK, DUCK, BIRDIE?" "[ LAUGHS ]" "THAT'S VERY FUNNY!" "HERE COMES ANOTHER FUNNY." "[ CLICKS, COMPUTER CHIMES ]" "[ LAUGHS ]" "OH, THIS PLACE IS GREAT." "I ALMOST WISH I COULD STAY LONGER THAN ONE DAY." "YOU JUST MIGHT." "W-WHAT DO YOU MEAN?" "THESE ARE THE JERRYS WHOSE RICKS AND MORTYS NEVER CAME BACK." "THEY LIVE HERE NOW." "UH." "[ ROCK MUSIC PLAYS]" "[ ENGINE REVS]" "[ TIRES SCREECH]" "[ DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]" "NO GEAR-TURNINGS AS OF YET IN THE CURIOUS CASE" "OF THESE UNIDENTIFIED HUMANOID FUGITIVES," "REPORTEDLY AT LARGE SOMEWHERE WITHIN THE GEAR SYSTEM." "SON OF A..." "WHY WERE THE GROMFLAMITES HOLDING YOU PRISONER?" "WHAT THE [BLEEP] IS SO VALUABLE ABOUT YOU?" "I AM NO MORE VALUABLE THAN LIFE ITSELF." "HOWEVER, I AM ABLE TO ALTER THE COMPOSITION OF ATOMS," "LIKE THIS." "[ ELECTRICITY CRACKLING ]" "THAT WAS OXYGEN." "I ADDED 71 PROTONS TO IT." "TERRIFIC." "THE FART THAT POOPED GOLD." "NO WONDER EVERY COP IN THE SYSTEM IS LOOKING FOR US." "ANY SPECIES THAT GETS AHOLD OF THIS THING" "IS GONNA USE IT TO TAKE OVER THE GALAXY." "YOU KNOW HOW INCONVENIENT THAT'S GONNA BE TO MY WORK?" "[ SIRENS WAILING ]" "SOMEBODY DROPPED THE DIME ON US." "GEARHEAD!" "I'M SORRY, RICK." "THE REWARD ON YOUR HEAD IS TOO HIGH." "AND LIKE YOU ALWAYS SAY," "YOU GOT TO LOOK OUT FOR NUMBER ONE." "NUMBER ONE IS ME, ASSHOLE!" "YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE MY FRIEND!" "FRIEND?" "!" "DO YOU EVEN KNOW MY REAL NAME?" "IT'S REVOLIO CLOCKBERG JUNIOR." "I BELONG TO AN ENTIRE SPECIES OF GEAR PEOPLE." "CALLING ME "GEARHEAD"" "IS LIKE CALLING A CHINESE PERSON "ASIA FACE."" "NO!" "NOT TWIGS!" "[ GROANS ]" "[ MUFFLED SCREAMING ]" "TWO THINGS I WANT TO MAKE CLEAR TO EVERYBODY IN THIS ROOM" "NEVER BETRAY ME, AND IT'S TIME TO GO." "[ MUFFLED SCREAMING ]" "NOBODY MOVE!" "[ MUFFLED SCREAMING ]" "OH, MY GOD." "ARE THOSE... ♪ ♪♪ ♪" "[ GRUNTS ]" "[ SCREAMS ]" "HEY, MORTY, REMEMBER WHEN YOU SAID" "SELLING A GUN WAS AS BAD AS PULLING THE TRIGGER?" "HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT ALL THESE PEOPLE" "THAT ARE GETTING KILLED TODAY BECAUSE OF YOUR CHOICES?" "I DID THE RIGHT THING, RICK!" "TELL THAT TO GEARHEAD'S GEARSTICLES." "YOU DID THAT!" "WRONG!" "I'D BE PLAYING "ROY" RIGHT NOW." "AT A CERTAIN POINT, MY HANDS ARE TIED, MORTY." "[ SIGHS ]" "I CAN'T BELIEVE RICK DID THIS." "THIS IS THE EIGHTH TO THE LAST STRAW." "ANTE UP." "YOU KNOW WHAT?" "SCREW IT!" "I HAVE A BETTER GAMBLE FOR YOU GUYS." "I SAY WE ESCAPE." "IF YOU WANT TO LEAVE, YOU CAN JUST GO OUT THE FRONT DOOR." "YOU THINK WE'RE KEPT HERE AGAINST OUR WILL?" "THAT WOULD BE ILLEGAL." "BUT IF YOU CAN LEAVE, THEN WHY ARE YOU STILL HERE?" "SAME REASON AS YOU." "WE'RE JERRYS." "I'M LEAVING." "OKAY, THEN." "THAT WAS ALWAYS ALLOWED." "♪ ♪♪ ♪" "MORTY, TAKE THE WHEEL!" "WHOA!" "WHOA!" "GEEZ!" "DAMN IT, MORTY!" "WHO TAUGHT YOU TO FLY THIS THING?" "[ LAUGHS ] I'M KIDDING." "I KNOW THAT'S ON ME." "UM, RICK!" "SHIT." "WELL, I GUESS THIS IS IT." "MORTY, CRACK THE WINDOW." "I WONDER WHY GREG IS ALWAYS SO CRITICAL OF MY GIRLFRIEND." "WELL, HE'D PROBABLY LIKE TO HAVE ME TO HIMSELF." "THAT'S HOW FRIENDS ARE." "OR DOES HE WANT HERTO HIMSELF?" "♪ ♪THE WORLDS CAN BE ONE TOGETHER ♪♪" "♪ ♪COSMOS WITHOUT HATRED ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪STARS LIKE DIAMONDS IN YOUR EYES ♪ ♪" "MY LIFE IS A [BLEEP] JOKE!" "♪ ♪GOODBYE, MOON MEN ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪YOU SAY GOODBYE, MOON MEN ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪GOODBYE, MOON MEN ♪ ♪" "ALL RIGHT." "LET'S PROCEED." "DAMN." "CAN'T BLAME THAT ON THE DOG." "TALK ABOUT SILENT BUT DEADLY." "I-I'VE SEEN SOME NERVE GAS," "BUT THAT THIS GAS GOT NERVE!" "[ LAUGHS ] YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING?" "ARE YOU DONE?" "I'LL LET YOU KNOW, MORTY." "GONE WITH THE WIND!" "AM I RIGHT?" "!" "IF YOU DON'T LIKE THAT ONE, MORTY," "AN ALT ON THAT COULD BE, LIKE, IF I SAID "GASABLANCA"!" "ALL RIGHT, I'M DONE." "LET'S GET TO THE PROMETHEAN NEBULA," "SO MY GRANDSON CAN FINISH SAVING A LIFE!" "[ TRILLS ]" "GLAGGA BLAG BLAG." "UM, EARTH, PLEASE?" "[ GROWLS ]" "IS THIS DO I PAY?" "AGGA BLAG BLAG BLAG!" "[ INDISTINCT SHOUTING ]" "OH, I'M SORRY, SORRY!" "OHH." "HMM." "MM, HEY." "[ HISSES ] AAH!" "AGGA BLAG BLAG?" "OH, UH, HEY." "WHAT?" "AGGA BLAG!" "UH, WHAT DO YOU WANT?" "AGGA BLAG BLAG OHH!" "UH..." "[ SPEAKING NATIVE LANGUAGE ]" "[ WHIMPERING ]" "[ MOANING ]" "[ ALARM BLARING ]" "[ WAILING IN DISTANCE ]" "[ WHIMPERS ]" "[ SHOUTING IN ALIEN LANGUAGE ]" "HEY." "ARE YOU THE ONE THAT LEFT?" "I GET IT." "IT'S A IT'S A HASSLE OUT THERE." "RIGHT?" "AND WHO NEEDS THAT?" "RIGHT?" "RIGHT?" "NOT ME." "WHO NEEDS THAT?" "HO, HO!" "NOT US." "UH, WHO ARE YOU?" "OH, EXCUSE ME." "PAUL FLEISCHMAN." "INFINITE TIMELINES." "IN SOME OF THEM, BETH REMARRIES." "GEEZ." "DON'T WORRY." "I TREAT BETH VERY WELL," "AND I DO NOT OVERSTEP MY BOUNDS WITH MORTY." "EVERY KID NEEDS A DAD, BUT THERE'S NO REPLACING YOU." "HEY, YOU WANT TO GIVE US A HAND WITH THIS?" "WE'RE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET THE SOUND" "COMING THROUGH THE STEREO INSTEAD OF THE TV." "I-I-IT'S VERY DIFFICULT." "OH!" "UH, WELL, IS THERE AN AUX INPUT?" "WE TRIED THAT, BUT THERE'S TWO DIFFERENT COLORS." "BUT THERE'S TWO DIFFERENT COLORS." "[ GROWLS ]" "THE WORMHOLE IS 70 OF WHAT YOU CALL "METERS"" "WHAT YOU CALL "NORTH" OF WHAT YOU CALL "HERE."" "FINE." "MORTY, TAKE YOUR FART TO HIS HOLE AND SAY YOUR GOODBYES." "I'M GONNA FIND SOME FUEL AND TAKE A BIG, FAT MORTY." "THAT'S MY NEW WORD FOR SHIT BECAUSE OF TODAY'S EVENTS." "♪ ♪♪ ♪" "HERE IT IS." "THIS SHOULD TAKE ME BACK TO MY KIND." "I'M GONNA MISS YOU, UM, FART." "I'M REALLY SORRY YOUR NAME BECAME FART." "I WILL BE BACK SOON, MORTY." "REALLY?" "AFTER I RETURN TO THE OTHERS WITH THIS LOCATION," "WE WILL BE BACK FOR YOUR CLEANSING." "UM, CLEANSING?" "CARBON-BASED LIFE IS A THREAT TO ALL HIGHER LIFE." "TO US, YOU ARE WHAT YOU WOULD CALL A DISEASE." "WHEREVER WE DISCOVER YOU, WE CURE IT." "YOU SAID YOURSELF THAT LIFE MUST BE PROTECTED," "EVEN THOUGH SACRIFICE." "YOU HAVEN'T CHANGED YOUR MIND ABOUT THAT." "I CAN SENSE YOUR THOUGHTS." "MORTY?" "UM, BEFORE YOU GO, COULD YOU SING A" "C-COULD YOU SING FOR ME AGAIN?" "YES, MORTY." "♪ ♪COSMOS WITHOUT HATRED ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪DIAMOND STARS OF COSMIC LIGHT ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪QUASARS SHINE THROUGH ENDLESS NIGHT ♪ ♪" "♪ ♪AND EVERYTHING IS ONE IN THE BEAUTY ♪♪" "♪ ♪AND NOW WE SAY GOODBYE ♪♪" "AAH!" "[ Weakly ] MORTY, WHY?" "WHY?" "[ GROANING ]" "GOODBYE." "SO, DID YOU GUYS MAKE OUT A LITTLE BIT?" "IS HE GONNA SEND YOU A POSTCARD?" "MAN, THAT GUY HIT THE LOTTERY WHEN HE CROSSED PATHS WITH YOU." "MORTY, I KNOW I PICKED ON YOUR CORE BELFS" "AND DECISION MAKING A LOT TODAY," "BUT I AM GLAD THAT YOU INSISTED" "ON GETTING THAT FART HOME." "YOU KNOW, AT LEAST ALL THE DEATH AND DESTRUCTION" "WASN'T FOR NOTHING, YOU KNOW?" "YOU MISS YOUR FART FRIEND, HUH?" "WELL, I GOT A LITTLE SURPRISE FOR YOU, BUDDY." "WHILE YOU WERE GONE, I FOUND A NEW WORMHOLE" "WITH MILLIONS OF BEINGS JUST LIKE HIM ON THE OTHER SIDE," "AND THEY'RE ALL COMING TO VISIT." "WHAT?" "!" "RICK, NO!" "YOU CAN'T!" "TOO LATE, MORTY." "THE HOLE'S OPENING." "NO, RICK!" "YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND." "[ FARTS ]" "THERE'S THERE'S A LOT MORE WHERE THAT CAME FROM, TOO." "[ INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS ]" "HEY, HEY, BRO, HOW MANY PEOPLE" "WAS YOUR MORTY RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING TODAY?" "NONE." "WE CHILLED AT BLIPS AND CHITZ ALL DAY." "AIN'T THAT RIGHT, HOMEY?" "DARN RIGHT, BRO! "ROY" RULES!" "[ LAUGHTER ]" "MUST BE NICE." "HEY, MORTY, THERE'S OUR JERRY." "MM!" "I MISSED YOU." "HEY, RICK." "GLAD YOU'RE SAFE, JERRY." "WHAT DO YOU SAY WE GO HOME?" "I'D LIKE THAT." "HEY, WAIT." "UH, DO YOU HAVE 5126?" "UH, I'M NOT SURE." "MORTY." "UH, THAT'S A BLIPS AND CHITZ TICKET." "WHAT?" "!" "[ SCOFFS ] WAY TO GO, MORTY." "EH, WHATEVER." "UH, W-WAIT." "WHAT?" "UH, W-WAIT." "WHAT?" "COME ON, JERRY." "ALL RIGHT." "COME ON, JERRY." "♪ ♪♪ ♪" "ARE YOU TIRED OF THE SAME DAILY DROLL?" "WELL, GET ON OVER TO BLIPS AND CHITZ!" "WE GOT, UH, ONE GAME." "WE GOT A WHOLE BUNCH OF GAMES HERE." "YOU CAN WE GOT CHABOS AND FLOBOS," "AND YOU CAN SHOOT THINGS!" "GET OVER HERE!" "PLAY THE GAMES!" "UH, USE YOUR FLERBOS TO GET TICKETS!" ""ROY 2" JUST GOT HERE." "GET OVER HERE AT JITZ AND CHITZ!" "IT'S THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE WORLD." "[ LAUGHS ]" "UH, I GET TO BE IN THE COMMERCIAL!" | {
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Lying in Your Job Search: Where's the Line?
Military.com
The job market is filled with people telling half-truths about themselves in an attempt to land their next job. They're telling white lies, omitting unflattering facts about their pasts and laying down some really big whoppers as well. In fact, Kroll's Nashville-based Background Screening division finds a discrepancy on about 48 percent of all job applications it reviews.
While most recruiters will tell you never to lie in a job interview or on a resume, the fact is that there's a sliding scale of truth and even experts don't always agree about what's a lie and what's smart marketing.
For instance, would you ever:
* Use years on your resume to hide a three-month employment gap?
* Highlight the thing you spend just a little time doing rather than the thing you spend most of your time doing?
* Plump your salary by including the cost of every benefit you receive?
* Shave the first quarter of your experience off your resume so you look younger than you really are?
What's Not OK?
Nearly everyone agrees that inflating your title or statistics like sales volume is not just wrong -- it's stupid. "When you start to lie about background information, reporting relationships, job titles -- those are things that ultimately will catch up with you during a reference check or at some point in the future," says Sheila Wyatt, HR consultant and founder of hrgeek4u.com.
Other lies almost certain to get you into trouble include anything easily verified by an employee background check, credit check or criminal background check.
Thinking of exaggerating your income? Have a plan to back up your lie with a phony W-2, 1099 or income-tax return. Sales people lie so routinely that companies ask them for proof to back up their income claims, says recruiter Mitch Beck, president of Crossroads Consulting LLC, a Monroe, Connecticut, executive search firm.
How about listing the name of a college where you took a two-day online course, without adding a degree or date, hoping the employer assumes you graduated? Someone without a lot of hiring experience might be fooled, but most HR pros will be on to you instantly, says recruiter Ron Daratany, president of DMR Global Recruiting, a Coral Springs, Florida, recruiting firm.
What about omitting an educational credential because you're overqualified? You probably won't be caught right away, but it could come out later if you mention it or someone sees your membership in an alumni club listed on your Facebook page or LinkedIn profile.
What Is OK?
Two areas where the experts say it probably is acceptable to fudge: leaving short stints of employment off your resume and choosing one skill to highlight over another.
It's not necessary to list on your resume every job you've ever had, says Elizabeth Lion, author of Recession Proof Yourself. "An employer wants to see a natural progression on your resume of skill building, which is more important than a three-month 'oops' job that you quit," she says.
The job application, which is a legal document, is a different story. Daratany has an acquaintance who had a job offer rescinded because he left a three-month-long job off his application, even though he listed the job on his resume. "I couldn't believe the company couldn't give him the benefit of the doubt," Daratany says. "It wasn't like he lied, but it was a major bank and they have their employment policies."
What's Maybe, Maybe Not OK?
The line between lying, exaggerating and presenting yourself in a positive way is much tougher to find. "It's a question of what you're going to emphasize and what you're going to push forward about yourself, says Ronald Kaufman, author of Anatomy of Success, citing the example of a client who worked in a small retail store where 80 percent of her time was spent selling and 20 percent managing.
"She didn't like selling and wanted a management job, so on her resume I had her list her managerial responsibilities and accomplishments, with only one entry about sales," Kaufman says. In interviews, he advised her to talk about managing, hiring, purchasing and negotiating.
It's one thing to emphasize skills you have, but you cross the line when you pretend to be someone you're not.
Say you shave a decade or two off your resume. "If they're expecting someone who's 30 and you're 55, there's going to be sticker shock," Beck says. Unless you've had some great plastic surgery, the interviewer is going to guess your age when you walk in the door and feel duped.
If you do decide to prevaricate a bit on your resume, be ready to back up your claims during the interview by anticipating the questions an interviewer might ask and planning how you'll answer.
Better yet, just don't lie. "People lie so much when they're sending you stuff that it's amazing when someone tells you the truth," Beck says. "If you have half a brain, you can tell when someone is lying and challenge them on it right up front."
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Welcome to ISKCON Scarborough - the home of Sri Sri Radha Gopi Vallabha
Monday, August 23, 2010
Who is Lord Balarama?The Supreme Personality of Godhead, Krishna, is the fountainhead of all incarnations. Lord Balarama is His second body. They are both one and the same identity. They differ only in form. Balarama is the first bodily expansion of Krishna, and He assists in Lord Krishna's transcendental pastimes. He is the source of the entire spiritual world and is the adi-guru, the original spiritual master.
He assumes five other forms to serve Lord Krishna. He Himself helps in the pastimes of Lord Krishna, and He does the work of creation in four other forms called the catur-vyuha (four armed) forms known as Vasudeva, Sankarshana, Pradyumna and Anirudha. He executes the orders of Lord Krishna in the work of creation, and in the form of Lord Sesa He serves Sri Krishna in various ways. In all the forms He tastes the transcendental bliss of serving Krishna. No one can approach Krishna without first getting the mercy of Baladeva.
Descent of BalaramaWhenever Krishna appears in the material world, He is accompanied by His associates and paraphernalia. Five thousand years ago when Krishna descended into the material world, He was first preceded by Baladeva. Only after Baladeva give His mercy did Krishna descend, such is the intimate relationship between Krishna and Baladeva.
When Baladeva appeared as the seventh child in the womb of Devaki, she could understand that this was a divine child and this made her all the more concerned about His safety. Even Kamsa could sense His potency and he became fearful, thinking he may have been tricked by the prophecy that he will be slain only by the eight child of Devaki. At this time Krishna instructed Yogamaya, His internal potency, to transfer the unborn child from the womb of Devaki to that of Rohini, one of the other wives of Vasudeva, who was hiding from Kamsa in the house of Nanda Maharaja in Gokul.
In this way Balarama was born in Gokul under the protection of Nanda Maharaja. Garga Muni the venerable kulguru (family priest) of the Yadu dynasty revealed to Rohini that the child she was carrying was indeed that of her husband Vasudeva. At the time of the name-giving ceremony he named the child Rama, one who gives all pleasures. Referring to the immense strength of the child, Garga Muni predicted that He will also be known as Balarama (bala meaning strength). Since He was forcibly attracted from the womb of Devaki to that of Rohini, He was also be called Sankarshana. As the son of Rohini He was known as Rohini-nandan and as the elder brother of Krishna He was also called Douji.
The form of Lord BalaramaPowerful Lord Balarama is sixteen years old, full of the luster of youth and has a fair complexion the color of crystal. He wears blue garments and a garland of forest flowers. His handsome hair is tied in a graceful topknot. Splendid earrings adorn His ears and His neck is splendidly decorated with garlands of flowers and strings of jewels. Splendid armlets and bracelets ornament Douji's graceful and very strong arms and His feet are decorated with splendid jeweled anklets.
Lord Balarama's beauty is enhanced by the earrings touching His cheeks. His face is decorated with tilaka made from musk, and His broad chest is ornamented with a garland of gunja. Balarama’s voice is very grave and His arms are very long, touching His thighs
The splendor of Lord Balarama's transcendental form eclipses many millions of glistening rising moons, and the slightest scent of His boundless strength is sufficient to destroy many armies of demons. Although He knows the supernatural power of His younger brother, Krishna, still, out of love for Him, He never leaves Krishna alone in the forest even for a moment. Balarama is Sri Krishna's dearest friend and is a great reservoir of the nectar mellows of many kinds of transcendental pastimes.
Specific Pastimes of Lord BalaramaBalarama slays DhenukasuraDhenukasura was a powerful demon who had assumed the form of an ass. With his demon friends he was occupying Talavana, one of the twelve forests of Vrindavana. Out of fear of these demons no one could approach Talavana and enjoy the numerous flowers and fruits in the forest. Balarama, induced by His cowherd friends, entered the forest desiring to kill the demons. He began shaking the fruit trees, making a big noise. Dhenuka, furious at the intrusion, attacked Balarama with his rear legs, but Balarama easily picked him up by his legs and whirled him around until he died. As the other demon friends of Dhenuka rushed to attack, Krishna and Balarama picked them up and threw them on trees, killing them. Soon the forest was free of all demons, and it appeared that the bent trees were being directed by Balarama to pay obeisances to Krishna.
Balarama kills PralambasuraOnce when Krishna and Balarama were playing with the cowherd boys, a demon named Pralamba entered their midst, disguised as a cowherd boy. Understanding the invincible potency of Krishna, he instead decided to abduct Balarama. At the end of the game, as the losing party he was supposed to carry Balarama on his shoulders. Carrying the Lord on his shoulders he ran swiftly, but Balarama realizing the true identity of demon began to make himself heavier and heavier. Unable to bear the weight, the demon assumed his original form which was like a huge dark effulgent cloud, decorated with golden ornaments. Balarama then bought His fist down the head of the demon splitting it into two and causing him to give up his life.
Balarama glorified by KrishnaAs the elder brother of Krishna, Balarama was the object of His love and respect. Once when walking in the forest of Vrindavana, Krishna observed the trees bending down as if paying obeisances. He glorified the lotus feet of Balarama as being the object of devotion even for the demigods. He said that the trees, which were impersonalists in previous life times, witnessing the personal form of Balarama were now praying for His devotion. At other times when Balarama would get tired by playing, He would lie down the lap of one of the cowherd boys and Krishna would personally massage His feet, fan Him and give Him service. Such was the sweet reciprocation of love between Krishna and Balarama.
Yamuna devi chastisedOnce Lord Balarama, Who was at the time living in Dwarka, came back to stay in Vrindavana for two months. At this time He enjoyed pastimes with His gopi friends (who were different from the gopis of Krishna). Enjoying such pastimes on the bank of Yamuna at Rama-ghata, the Lord summoned Yamuna so that He could sport in the waters. When Yamuna devi did not respond. Lord Balarama took up His favorite weapon, His plow, and began to drag Yamuna in a hundred streams. Understanding the position of Balarama, Yamuna devi personally appeared and offered her obeisances to the Lord with many prayers in His glorification. Thus appeased the Lord entered and bathed in the waters of the river.
Kauravas chastisedSamba, the darling son of Jambavati and Krishna, kidnapped Laksmana the daughter of Duryodhana from the assembly were she was supposed to choose her husband. The furious Kauravas after a prolonged fight, finally arrested Samba by sending in six of their greatest warriors. When the Yadavas heard of this they prepared for battle but Lord Balarama pacified them, preferring to find a peaceful solution. However when He requested the Kauravas to return Samba and Laksmana, the Kauravas responded by insulting Him and the Yadava dynasty. Understanding them to be ignorant in their false prestige, Balarama took His plow and began to drag Hastinapura into the Ganges. The terrified Kauravas now surrendered to the lotus feet of Balarama, begging for His mercy. They immediately returned Samba and Laksmana and had them married ceremoniously with many opulent gifts.
Balarama marries RevatiIn Satya yuga there was a King named Raivata whose daughter Revati was excellent in all respects. Unable to find a match suitable for her, the king took her to the court of Brahma for his advise. After waiting for some time when the king met with Brahma, he was shocked to learn that in the short time he spent in the Brahmaloka, millions of years had already passed on Earth and at the time Dvapara yuga was concluding. However Lord Brahma informed King Raivata that present at this time was Lord Balarama Who was more than qualified to be the husband of Revati.
King Raivata returned and approached Balarama to accept Revati as His wife. However Revati belonged to an earlier yuga when people were much larger physically. So Lord Balarama placed His plow on her head until she shrunk to an appropriate size and accepted her as His wife.
Balarama and MahabharataIn general Balarama was equally affectionate to both the Pandavas and the Kauravas. He accepted both Duryodhana and Bhima as His disciples in the art of mace-war. As a teacher He appreciated the superior technique of Duryodhana as opposed to the raw strength of Bhima. At the time of Mahabharata, He refused to take sides and instead went on an extended pilgrimage to the holy places. In the battle between Bhima and Duryodhana, He became angry at Bhima for killing Duryodhana by trickery, but was appeased by Sri Krishna.
Killing of RomaharshanaTowards the end of Dvapara yuga thousands of sages assembled on the banks of Naimyasharana to perform a thousand year yajna in an effort to reverse the onset of Kali yuga. They appointed as their leader Romaharshana, one of the main disciple of Vyasadeva, who was also present when Sukadeva Goswami narrated Srimad Bhagavatam to King Parikshit.
When Lord Balarama entered the assembly, understanding Him to be the Supreme Personality of Godhead, all present rose to offer Him respect. However Romaharshana, proud at occupying the position of the leader did not get up. Lord Balarama could understand that even though Romaharshana was a an expert Vedantist, he had not yet realized these teachings. Considering him unqualified to lead the ceremony, Balarama touched him with a blade of grass causing him to die. He then instituted Suta, the son of Romaharshana as the leader of the assembly and continued with His pilgrimage.
Mercy of Lord BalaramaLord Balarama exemplifies the service attitude to Krishna. His only mission is to please Krishna by rendering service to Him, whether it is in the creation of the material worlds, maintaining the spiritual world or as His personal paraphernalia.
Lord Balarama is the eternal companion of Sri Krishna. He came as Lakshmana with Rama and later as Nityananda Prabhu with Caitanya Mahaprabhu. He is the original spiritual master, and any one desiring to make spiritual progress must first get the mercy of Lord Balarama. | {
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Q:
Does there exist a $1-1$ ring homomorphism from $M_d(\mathbb{F})$ to $M_n(\mathbb{F})$ for $d <n$?
Let $\mathbb{F}$ be a field and $d,n$ be positive integers with $d <n.$ Then does there exist a injective ring homomorphism from $M_d(\mathbb{F})$ to $M_n(\mathbb{F})$ ? (BTW A ring map sends $1$ to $1$)
I failed to produce a $1-1$ ring map. This appears in the process of solving a field theory exercise from Dummit and Foote. For your ref. it is Problem number $19.(b)$ in sec. $13$ (Second Edition). Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
Edited Later:Prob. $19.(b).,$ Section $13.2,$ from Abstract Algebra by Dummit and Foote(Second Edition) is stated below.
Let $K$ be an extension of $F$ of degree $n.$ Prove that $K$ is isomorphic to a subfield of the ring $M_n(F),$ so $M_n(F)$ contains an isomorphic copy of every extension of $F$ of degree $\leq n.$
A:
As Slade notes in a comment, this is true when $d\mid n$, and the homomorphism from $M_d(\mathbb F)$ to $M_n(\mathbb F)$ can be defined by sending a $d\times d$ matrix $A$ to a block diagonal matrix with $n/d$ copies of $A$.
However, it is not true for general $d$ and $n$. We can see this, for example, with $\mathbb F=\mathbb C$, $d=2$, $n=3$.
If we have such an injection, let $A$ be the image of
$$\begin{pmatrix}0&1\\0&0\end{pmatrix}$$
and $B$ be the image of
$$\begin{pmatrix}0&0\\1&0\end{pmatrix}.$$
Then $A^2=0$, $B^2=0$, and $(A+B)^2=I$.
We can see (e.g. using the Jordan form) that the only $3\times 3$ matrix $A$ satisfying $A\ne0$ but $A^2=0$ is, up to similarity,
$$\begin{pmatrix}0&1&0\\0&0&0\\0&0&0\end{pmatrix},$$
so $A$ must have rank $1$. Similarly $B$ also has rank $1$, so their sum $A+B$ has rank at most $2$. But this contradicts $(A+B)^2=I$, which would require $A+B$ to be invertible and so have full rank.
This proof uses a bit of linear algebra and doesn't generalize to show that the statement is false for all $d\not\mid n$, although I expect that it is so.
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Running in Pursuit of Being Better Men, by Worth Parker
Written by Worth Parker
The murder of Mollie Tibbetts is getting a lot of attention. Partisans of all stripes have taken up her banner in support of their various causes, most of which can be debated in good faith by reasonable people. But there is one fundamental aspect of this tragedy that is undeniable, and my friend Natasha Dekle said it well enough in Georgia that reporters in Iowa reached out to her;
“Women are constantly inundated with ways to keep safe while running: no headphones, claws we should wear on our fingers, phone cases that are stun guns, advice on what not to wear, mace that straps to our hand, billy sticks we can run with, underwear that lock and prevent rape, self defense moves we need to know if someone grabs us from behind, no running after dark, no running alone, and so on and so forth. Men need to be inundated with this: QUIT FUCKING ATTACKING WOMEN.”
Simple fact: We men are the problem here. Am I some virtue signaling, social justice warrior? Nope. Far from it. I drive a truck, shoot guns, and like grilled meat more than anything else. Am I a pacifist? Again, no. Some of my happiest, most exhilarating moments involved the execution of extreme violence against an opposing force. But I don’t want the norms of combat, or even the norms of life in the places in which I’ve experienced it, to be the norm for my wife or my daughter. But in some ways, they are.
I am forty-five years old. I have run literally thousands of miles in my life. I don’t prepare much when I go for a run. I am shorter than average, but I weigh in at 190 and as a career Marine I feel well prepared for almost any situation I can reasonably expect to encounter while running. I don’t carry a weapon. I generally don’t carry a cell phone. I tie my shoes, grab some water and food if it’s going to be a long one, and step off. When I am training for an ultra-marathon and need to do overnight runs, I do so. When I get overloaded on city life, I find some lonely trails. I’ve run traffic choked streets in Cambodia, trails in Afghanistan, bad parts of American cities, desolate parts of the Southwest, and trails in remote parts of Appalachia where strangers are looked upon with suspicion. In all that time, I got yelled at by a truck load of drunks in Wilmington, NC and hooted at by some girls in Tallahassee, FL (I enjoyed that one, to be honest, another significant difference. I could enjoy it because there is nothing remotely intimidating to me about a Camry full of Florida State University Chi Omegas). In stark contrast, my wife has to be on guard even in public areas. In a recent discussion she noted that in the last ten months, when she has walked at least five miles every day in enlightened, liberal, Arlington, VA, she’s “only” been harassed by, or felt the need to be particularly wary of, four men. Twenty-eight years vs. ten months and she’s experienced twice the incidents I have. In the twenty years I’ve known her, she’s come home more than once and said, “I got [masturbated] at in traffic.” What? Who does that? Men. It’s our problem. Women just bear the brunt of it.
Doubt me? Let’s look at murders. The data is simple: In 2016, the Federal Bureau of Investigation catalogued 16,964 murders. Of those, 5,359 (31.6%) of the perpetrators remain unknown. Of the remaining known murderers, 10,310 (60.8%) were male while 1,295 (7.6%) were female. I think it is fair to assume a similar distribution across the 31.6% that are unknown. Even if it’s not, there’s a problem and it’s us, boys. Let’s talk science again. According to healthline.com, the average American man weighs 195.7 pounds at5 feet 9 inches, while the average American woman weighs 168.5 pounds at just under 5 feet 4 inches. In “A Comparative Study on Strength between American College Male and Female Students in Caucasian and Asian Populations”, Chinese researchers found that “Females have 37-68% of muscle strength of males in general.” So, to recap, the average female is about thirty pounds lighter, five inches shorter, and about half as strong as the average male. Some weaklings in our number see those biological facts as an invitation to try and make up some psychological ground by menacing women. They need to get shut down. Hard. I’m not an angel. I find an attractive woman in racing shorts as noteworthy as anyone else. I’m not going to lie and say I’ve never had my head turned by a woman running by or said, “daaaaaammmmn” to a buddy about the same. But with regard to the woman running, walking, shopping, lifting, reading, teaching, learning, or simply breathing in proximity to me, I have a policy. I think it applies equally to any situation: I KEEP MY MOUTH SHUT AND MIND MY OWN BUSINESS. It works in elementary school. It works in the gym. It works on the trail. It works in a board room. It works.
Keep your mouth shut and mind your own business.
Perhaps because Mollie Tibbetts was a runner, abducted and killed while running by a guy who was angry that she rejected his advances, I thought about her and the issues surrounding her death and the implications for women runners while pounding out ten miles this morning. How should I act around female fellow runners when I encounter them, especially in remote areas? Do I say hello? Is eye contact creepy? Do I need to give them a particularly wide berth? Not really. I just need to KEEP MY MOUTH SHUT AND MIND MY OWN BUSINESS. I don’t need to tell her how she looks in those shorts. I don’t need to suggest we run together. I don’t need to run behind her. I don’t need to shout out of a car at her or whistle at her or tell her to smile. All of these things happen to women I know, regularly, and all we need to do to solve those problems is KEEP OUR MOUTHS SHUT AND MIND OUR OWN BUSINESS. I like to talk to people and I get it that not being able to say hello to 51% of the population is onerous. But so is having to cut your workout short because some guy you don’t know thinks you should want to run with him and “just talk”.
Life has taught me that there are always those members of a population that can’t follow simple rules. Here’s where our extra thirty pounds, five inches, and fifty percent more physical strength can actually be of benefit. When you observe a woman enduring that sort of thing, step up and tell the source to KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT AND MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. And if she doesn’t want to engage with you, even after your chivalrous act, you KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT AND MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS too. This is simply behaving like decent humans. It’s easy. It’s what we owe the women in our lives and it’s how we become better as men and a species.
Mollie Tibbets, a student at the University of Iowa, was attacked and killed during her evening jog on July 18th, 2018. Photo credit: Time.com
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2 thoughts on “Running in Pursuit of Being Better Men, by Worth Parker”
Holy shit man. Thank you so much for posting this. As a woman and a runner (who lives in DC) this angers me but also gives me hope. Thank you for not deflecting but rather holding your gender accountable for the very real actions that they take that have such a negative and harmful impact on the lives of women. If your wife ever needs a running buddy I’m right across the river!
Great post man, I often feel that indecision about whether to acknowledge or ignore female runners, most of the time they take the decision out of my hands by ignoring me and it’s clear why. It’s crazy that even in the 21st century, Western world, a woman can’t go for a run without all these factors weighing on her mind. Great post. | {
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Well, here's a sentence I
never thought I would say.
Welcome to The Ellen Show
starring Martha Stewart
and Snoop Dogg.
[APPLAUSE]
Ellen isn't here, today.
And I'm not sure
why she's not here.
Well, it's because she takes
casual Fridays seriously.
She spends it at home, lying
on her couch naked, I'm told.
[LAUGHTER]
Damn, that's an option?
Well, not for us.
We have a job to
do, don't you think?
That's right.
And we ready for daytime.
But I don't know if
daytime is ready for us.
[CHEERING]
I'm certainly not
worried, because this
isn't the first thing that
we've hosted together.
We do have a show, called
Martha and Snoop's Potluck Party
Challenge.
Yes.
[APPLAUSE]
And on that show, Martha
brings the challenge
and I bring the pot luck.
[LAUGHTER]
Snoop and I have known
each other for a long time.
We go way back.
Remember the first time we met?
I was a guest on your show.
Damn, we was young back then.
This is for
Thanksgiving, this dish.
These were my mom's.
This smell good.
What is this again?
Mashed potatoes, plain
old mashed potatoes.
They don't smell like
this when we make them.
Are they good?
Yeah.
They're going to be delish.
You gonna put black
pepper on them, too?
This is white pepper.
That's white pepper.
I ain't never seen white pepper.
Y'all getting--
Smell.
[LAUGHTER]
Smell.
I don't like that.
I like black pepper.
Man, hold on.
OK, can we have black pepper?
What's going on?
Black pepper, please.
[LAUGHTER]
[APPLAUSE]
People are always surprised
to see us together.
But we're actually good friends.
That's right.
I even stay at Martha's house,
when I'm on the east coast.
It's so big, she don't
even know I'm there.
Well, that's not exactly true.
I always stop by the
guest wing to say hello.
It's just a eight minute
drive in the golf cart.
[LAUGHTER]
You know, Martha likes
hanging around me
for that contact high.
[SNIFFS]
And I like hanging around
Martha for that contact rich.
[LAUGHTER]
Of course, we have
our differences, too.
One of us is
straight up gangsta.
And the other one is Snoop Dogg.
[LAUGHTER]
[APPLAUSE]
But we got nothing but
love, for each other.
We actually celebrate
our differences.
I've learned so
much from Martha.
She's like the older
sister that I never had.
Oh Snoop, that's sweet of you.
What do you mean older?
OK, let's get this
party started.
Bring out tWitch.
[CHEERING]
[MUSIC - SNOOP DOGG, "DROP IT
LIKE IT'S HOT"]
(SINGING) When the pimp's in the
crib ma, drop it like it's hot.
Drop it like it's hot.
Drop it like it's hot.
When the pigs try to get at
you, park it like it's hot.
Park it like it's hot.
Park it like it's hot.
And if a [MUTE AUDIO] get a
attitude, pop it like it's hot.
Pop it like it's hot.
Pop it like it's hot.
I got the Rolly on my arm
and I'm pouring Chandon.
And I roll the best [MUTE AUDIO]
cause I got it going on.
I'm a nice dude with
some nice dreams.
See these ice cubes.
See these ice creams.
Eligible bachelor,
million dollar boat,
that's whiter than what's
spilling down your throat.
The Phantom, exterior
like fish eggs,
the interior like
suicide wrist red.
I can exercise you.
This could be your phys ed.
Cheat on your man, ma.
That's how you get ahizzead.
Killer with the beat, I
know killers in the street,
with the steel
that make you feel
like Chinchilla in the heat.
So don't try to run
up on my ear talking
all that raspy [MUTE AUDIO],,
trying to ask me [MUTE AUDIO]..
When my [MUTE AUDIO]
fill your vest
they ain't gonna
pass me [MUTE AUDIO]..
You should think about it.
Take a second.
Matter of fact, you should take
four, B. And think before you
[MUTE AUDIO] with
little skateboard P.
When the pimp's in the crib
ma, drop it like it's hot.
Drop it like it's hot.
Drop it like it's hot.
When the pigs try to get at
you, park it like it's hot.
Park it like it's hot.
Park it like it's hot.
And if a [MUTE AUDIO] get an
attitude, pop it like it's hot.
Pop it like it's hot.
[CHEERING]
[APPLAUSE]
Thank you, tWitch.
Thank you.
That dance was a good thing.
Thank you, very much.
Yeah, good job tWee-I-itch.
Thank you.
[LAUGHTER]
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Hot blonde girl Alecia and her horny step bro decide to play a game of cards where the loser will have to do something for the winner. Stepbrother loses the game, so his sexy stepsis has him make her cornflakes. But, being a pervert that he is, this guy goes on to cum inside of the cereal bowl and takes a photo of himself doing it. Not knowing what he did, this desirable lass eats the cereal and compliments her bro on how tasty he has made it. Of course, her kinky stepbrother uses this opportunity to show her the photo of him cumming in the bowl, which initially shocks and disgusts this adorable stunner. The shock and disgust did not last that long, especially since the lusty stepsister actually liked the taste of his cum. Pulling her stepbro?s boner out of his pats, this desirable looker slid it into her open mouth and started sucking on it hard. After that, she took off her clothes to reveal her tiny tits and trimmed pussy before grabbing a hold of her bro?s big boner and sticking it deep inside of her for a ride. Turning her back towards the stepbrother, seductive Alecia went on to bounce on his member in the reverse cowgirl position before letting him hammer her orgasmic beaver from behind as she ate some more of the delicious cum cereal he made for her. This was apparently too much for the bro because upon seeing her doing that he pulled out his dick and came all over her cute ass. | {
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Never miss a local story.
In June, the youngest reported that his mother had sexually assaulted him numerous times, as did one of his older brothers. The 11-year-old told similar stories.
Detectives went to speak with the mother, who allegedly admitted to sexually abusing her sons.
“She went on to say that she did whatever the boys said happened,” according to court documents. “She admitted she knew it was wrong to do so.”
The 41-year-old on Wednesday pleaded not guilty to six counts of first-degree child rape and was ordered held on $500,000 bail. Pierce County Superior Court Commissioner Meagan Foley ordered the mother to stay away from her two youngest sons.
All the children remain in protective custody except the oldest, who is an adult.
This isn’t the first time the mother has had trouble with CPS.
In the 1990s, someone filed a complaint after one of her sons, then 4, was “aggressively sexual” toward his daycare teacher and other children. In recent years, CPS investigated after the mother threatened to kill one of her children if he talked back to her again. | {
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President Donald Trump took a cheap shot at LeBron James in a tweet Friday night, causing Twitter to rush to the basketball superstar’s defense.
In an interview on Monday with CNN anchor Don Lemon, James discussed the impact of sports and how it brings people together. He said he felt Trump was “using sports to kind of divide us.”
Friday night — four days after the interview — Trump tweeted: “Lebron James was just interviewed by the dumbest man on television, Don Lemon. He made Lebron look smart, which isn’t easy to do. I like Mike!”
Lebron James was just interviewed by the dumbest man on television, Don Lemon. He made Lebron look smart, which isn’t easy to do. I like Mike! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 4, 2018
Trump’s “I like Mike” comment was a reference to Michael Jordan who many observers believe is the greatest basketball player of all time, while others contend James — who recently signed a four-year, $153 million contract to play for the Los Angeles Lakers — is the most dominant player in NBA history.
On Saturday afternoon, Jordan entered the debate, expressing his support for James. Through a spokesperson, Jordan told NBC News: “I support LJ. He’s doing an amazing job for his community.”
NEW: Jordan sides with James over Trump tweet. NBA legend Michael Jordan tells NBC News through a spokesperson: "I support LJ. He’s doing an amazing job for his community.” — Geoff Bennett (@GeoffRBennett) August 4, 2018
Long-time television personality Montel Williams, in response to Trump’s insults, explained in a tweet that James is “well on his way to being a SELF MADE billionaire without the asterix [sic] of having inherited and having been born on 3rd base.”
Williams also defended Lemon, an anchor for CNN who earlier this year began his broadcast with this statement: “This is CNN Tonight. I’m Don Lemon. The president of the United States is racist.”
Lemon accused Trump of racism after the president disparaged immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and African nations, which the president called “shithole countries.”
Williams tweeted: “I’ve known @donlemon a long time. He’s many things — ‘dumb’ isn’t one.”
What responsible & right-thinking adult can point to @realDonaldTrump as a role model for our youth? Whenever he spews lies, insults, and polarizing hate speech against fellow Americans, think of its harmful impact on our young people and the way they talk, act, & treat others. https://t.co/S8sPpydvt9 — John O. Brennan (@JohnBrennan) August 4, 2018
Condemnation directed at the president for slighting the basketball star was loud and came from a variety of critics.
Former CIA Director John Brennan expressed disgust at Trump’s tweet, writing on Twitter early Saturday that no “right-thinking adult can point to @realDonaldTrump as a role model for our youth.”
“Whenever he spews lies, insults, and polarizing hate speech against fellow Americans, think of its harmful impact on our young people and the way they talk, act, & treat others.”
Since Trump took over as president in January 2017, James hasn’t shied away from criticizing the president’s policies and his shameful personal attacks. In September 2017, James called Trump a “bum” for rescinding his invitation to the Golden State Warriors to celebrate their championship with a visit to the White House.
“Going to the White House was a great honor until you showed up!” James tweeted at the time.
In June, while still a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers, James said neither his team nor the rival Warriors would accept an invitation to the White House after winning the NBA championship. Trump later said neither team would be invited.
Another CNN anchor, Jake Tapper, cited survey data that shows the public doesn’t believe Trump is a good role model and that he has major leadership deficiencies.
Q poll on POTUS, June: 69 – 27 % say he is not a good role model for children;
56 – 41 % say he does not have good leadership skills;
64 – 32 % say he is not level-headed;
61 – 35 % say he does not share their values.https://t.co/tdDwUAnLmy https://t.co/n6MK4DHNv3 — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) August 4, 2018
In a Saturday morning tweet responding to Trump’s attack on James and Lemon, Tapper noted that Quinnipiac University poll from January found that 69 percent of respondents said Trump is not a good role model for children, while only 27 percent believe he is. In the same poll, 64 percent said Trump is not level-headed versus only 32 percent of the respondents saying he is.
Amanda Carpenter, a conservative commentator for CNN, wasn’t happy with how Trump went after both James and Lemon, especially after what was discussed between the two African Americans in Monday’s interview.
During the interview, James and Lemon talked about how people still hurl slurs at them “no matter how much they achieved in life,” Carpenter tweeted.
“Fame and fortune does not immunize them from such terrible treatment,” she wrote, adding that Trump’s late-Friday night tweet “proves what a necessary interview it was.”
The most insightful part of the interview was when Don and Lebron talked about how people would hurl slurs at them no matter how much they achieved in life. Fame and fortune does not immunize them from such terrible treatment. This tweet proves what a necessary interview it was. https://t.co/N90s9oF67p — Amanda Carpenter (@amandacarpenter) August 4, 2018
Jackie Calmes, the White House editor for the Los Angeles Times’ Washington bureau, wrote in a Saturday morning tweet that the man Trump “assailed last night as not smart just this week opened a school for at-risk kids in his hometown of Akron and promised college scholarships.”
“The Trump Foundation might learn something from the LeBron James Family Foundation,” Calmes added.
Attn: @realDonaldTrump
The man you assailed last night as not smart just this week opened a school for at-risk kids in his hometown of Akron, and promised college scholarships. The Trump Foundation might learn something from the LeBron James Family Foundation. https://t.co/DgH6q9lC6p — Jackie Calmes (@jackiekcalmes) August 4, 2018
And Tommy Beer, an NBA analyst for several media outlets, used Trump’s tweet to compare the basketball star’s growth as a person to the president’s.
“LeBron: Born poor. Homeless as a kid. Marries high school sweetheart. Become rich. Donates $41M to build a school,” Beer tweeted. “Donald: Born rich. Dad gives him millions. Files for bankruptcy. Divorced twice. Scandals! Sad! Fined $25M for defrauding students.”
Ok, I’ll take the bait. LeBron: Born poor. Homeless as a kid. Marries high school sweetheart. Become rich. Donates $41M to build a school. Donald: Born rich. Dad gives him millions. Files for bankruptcy. Divorced twice. Scandals! Sad! Fined $25M for defrauding students.#MAGA https://t.co/oL3FfDpa4M — Tommy Beer (@TommyBeer) August 4, 2018
As of Saturday morning, James had not responded to the president’s tweet.
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Q:
Anchor View in Android
I saw a reference about Anchor View in Android. If possible please provide an example with the explanation. I think it's related to some view group.
A:
Anchor View can be easily understood with the help of example below
<ImageView
android:id="@+id/value_animator_subjectb"
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
app:srcCompat="?android:attr/textSelectHandle"
android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
android:layout_marginTop="190dp"
android:layout_alignLeft="@+id/xyz_button" />
the ImageView is going to align its left edge with the left edge of view with id xyz_button so, in this case, view with id xyz_button is anchor view.
A:
In relative layout or in any view group, if we use so many attributes to position our view like:
android:layout_alignTop, android:layout_alignBottom etc.
In those attributes, we provide a view's id to align our view. Like:
android:layout_alignBottom="@+id/add_btn"
So, this given view is called as Anchor View. Here view with id addBtnView is our Anchor View.
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The chemical synthesis of ecdysone 22-long-chain fatty acyl esters in high yield.
Eight ecdysone 22-long-chain fatty-acyl esters (laurate, myristate, palmitate, stearate, oleate, linoleate, linolenate and arachidate) have been chemically synthesised in high yield. Ecdysone was first converted to the 2,3-acetonide derivative and then acylated selectively at C-22 with the appropriate acyl anhydride. The protecting acetonide group is then removed by mild acid treatment to yield the ecdysone 22-acyl ester. Reaction conditions have been optimised to maximise the overall yield (ca. 70%). The ecdysone acyl esters and their 2,3-acetonide derivatives have been characterised by 1H- and 13C-NMR and high-resolution FAB-mass-spectrometry. | {
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* DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER.
*
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#ifndef CPU_ZERO_VM_GLOBALS_ZERO_HPP
#define CPU_ZERO_VM_GLOBALS_ZERO_HPP
#include "utilities/globalDefinitions.hpp"
#include "utilities/macros.hpp"
// Set the default values for platform dependent flags used by the
// runtime system. See globals.hpp for details of what they do.
define_pd_global(bool, ShareVtableStubs, true);
define_pd_global(bool, NeedsDeoptSuspend, false);
define_pd_global(bool, ImplicitNullChecks, true);
define_pd_global(bool, TrapBasedNullChecks, false);
define_pd_global(bool, UncommonNullCast, true);
define_pd_global(uintx, CodeCacheSegmentSize, 64 TIERED_ONLY(+64)); // Tiered compilation has large code-entry alignment.
define_pd_global(intx, CodeEntryAlignment, 32);
define_pd_global(intx, OptoLoopAlignment, 16);
define_pd_global(intx, InlineFrequencyCount, 100);
define_pd_global(intx, InlineSmallCode, 1000);
// not used, but must satisfy following constraints:
// 1.) <VALUE> must be in the allowed range for intx *and*
// 2.) <VALUE> % BytesPerLong == 0 so as to not
// violate the constraint verifier on JVM start-up.
define_pd_global(intx, InitArrayShortSize, 0);
#define DEFAULT_STACK_YELLOW_PAGES (2)
#define DEFAULT_STACK_RED_PAGES (1)
#define DEFAULT_STACK_SHADOW_PAGES (5 LP64_ONLY(+1) DEBUG_ONLY(+3))
#define DEFAULT_STACK_RESERVED_PAGES (0)
#define MIN_STACK_YELLOW_PAGES DEFAULT_STACK_YELLOW_PAGES
#define MIN_STACK_RED_PAGES DEFAULT_STACK_RED_PAGES
#define MIN_STACK_SHADOW_PAGES DEFAULT_STACK_SHADOW_PAGES
#define MIN_STACK_RESERVED_PAGES (0)
define_pd_global(intx, StackYellowPages, DEFAULT_STACK_YELLOW_PAGES);
define_pd_global(intx, StackRedPages, DEFAULT_STACK_RED_PAGES);
define_pd_global(intx, StackShadowPages, DEFAULT_STACK_SHADOW_PAGES);
define_pd_global(intx, StackReservedPages, DEFAULT_STACK_RESERVED_PAGES);
define_pd_global(bool, RewriteBytecodes, true);
define_pd_global(bool, RewriteFrequentPairs, true);
define_pd_global(bool, UseMembar, true);
// GC Ergo Flags
define_pd_global(size_t, CMSYoungGenPerWorker, 16*M); // default max size of CMS young gen, per GC worker thread
define_pd_global(uintx, TypeProfileLevel, 0);
define_pd_global(bool, PreserveFramePointer, false);
// No performance work done here yet.
define_pd_global(bool, CompactStrings, false);
define_pd_global(bool, ThreadLocalHandshakes, false);
#define ARCH_FLAGS(develop, \
product, \
diagnostic, \
experimental, \
notproduct, \
range, \
constraint, \
writeable) \
\
product(bool, UseFastEmptyMethods, true, \
"Use fast method entry code for empty methods") \
\
product(bool, UseFastAccessorMethods, true, \
"Use fast method entry code for accessor methods") \
\
#endif // CPU_ZERO_VM_GLOBALS_ZERO_HPP
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Mormon bishop dresses as homeless man to teach lesson
TAYLORSVILLE, Utah -- Members of a Mormon congregation in a Salt Lake City suburb encountered someone they thought was a homeless man at church on Sunday. What they did not know was the man was a bishop for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
At least five people asked David Musselman to leave the church property in Taylorsville, some gave him money and most were indifferent.
He said he disguised himself as a homeless man to teach his congregation a lesson about compassion. To make his appearance more convincing, he contacted a Salt Lake City makeup artist to transform his familiar face to that of a stranger not even his family recognized.
"The main thing I was trying to get across was we don't need to be so quick to judge," Musselman told KUTV-TV.
He received varied reactions to his appearance at church, he said.
"Many actually went out of their way to purposefully ignore me, and they wouldn't even make eye contact," he told the Deseret News. "I'd approach them and say, `Happy Thanksgiving.' Many of them I wouldn't ask for any food or any kind of money, and their inability to even acknowledge me being there was very surprising."
The reaction that touched Musselman the most was from children.
"I was impressed by the children. I could see in their eyes they wanted to do more," he said.
Musselman, who told only his second counselor that he would be disguised as a homeless man, walked to the pulpit during the service. He finally revealed his true identity and took off his wig, fake beard and glasses.
"It had a shock value that I did not anticipate," he said. "I really did not have any idea that the members of my ward would gasp as big as they did."
Ward member Jaimi Larsen was among those surprised it was her bishop. "I started feeling ashamed because I didn't say hello to this man ... He was dirty. He was crippled. He was old. He was mumbling to himself," she said.
It wasn't Musselman's goal to embarrass ward members or make them feel ashamed, he said. Instead, he wanted to remind them to be kind to people from all walks of life not just at the holidays, but all year long, he said.
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Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) was stained by the PAP immunoperoxidase method in cancerous and non-cancerous gastric mucosa of 40 patients (25 non-cancerous dyspeptic patients and 15 patients with gastric carcinoma). The pattern of CEA localization was apical or membranous-cytoplasmic and immuno-reactivity was mild (+), moderate (++) or intensive ( ). No CEA immunoreactivity was detected in normal gastric mucosa whereas it was marked in gastric mucosa of non-cancerous dyspeptic patients with chronic atrophic gastritis and dysplasia (intense). In patients with superficial gastritis and epithelial hyperplasia it was mild or absent. The CEA localization pattern was also apical in non-cancerous dyspeptic patients with microscopic changes, e.g. superficial or chronic atrophic gastritis, epithelial hyperplasia and dysplasia, and in non-cancerous mucosa and cancerous tissue of patients with well (G1) and moderately (G2) differentiated adenocarcinoma. | {
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Do you have what it takes to be a whore?
For a beautiful poster of this, designed and illustrated by Norma Jean Almodovar, (the cop that became a call girl),download this PDF file. Feel free to print and distribute this poster everywhere. Help fight whore stigma and prejudice.
Download PDF (44KB)Whores have the ability to share their most private and sensitive body parts with total strangers. | {
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Decellularization technology in CNS tissue repair.
Decellularization methodologies have been successfully used in a variety of tissue engineering and regenerative technologies and methods of decellularization have been developed for target tissues and organs of interest. The technology to promote regeneration and functional recovery in the CNS, including brain and spinal cord, has, however, made slow progress mainly because the intrinsic regenerative potential of the CNS is regarded as low. To date, currently available therapies have been unable to provide significant functional recovery and successful therapies, which could provide functional restoration to the injured brain and spinal cord are controversial. In this review, the authors provide a critical analysis, comparing the advantages and limitations of the major decellularization methods and considering the effects of these methods upon the biologic scaffold material. The authors also review studies that supplement decellularized grafts with exogenous factors, such as stem cells and growth factors, to both promote and enhance regeneration through decellularized allografts. | {
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Recently, there has been a trend to utilize lasers in many medical applications. For example, some types of laser surgery are performed using carbon dioxide (CO.sub.2) lasers. CO.sub.2 lasers generate a principal wavelength of 10.59 microns which is absorbed in medical treatment predominantly by the water molecules in biological tissue. The absorption and conversion to heat of the laser energy in tissue allows the doctor to cut, cauterize, excise and perform other surgical procedures. CO.sub.2 lasers are also desirable because they can be designed to deliver relatively high power at low cost compared to other types of lasers.
The early CO.sub.2 surgical lasers were of the flowing gas variety. In these CO.sub.2 systems, gas from tanks is continually flowed through the laser tube. Since the early 1980's, sealed gas systems have been available as an alternative to flowing gas systems. While initially higher in cost, the sealed gas systems are less cumbersome to operate and do not require replacement of gas cylinders.
As is well known, another trend in surgery is to localize the intrusion into the body. For example, knee surgery is much less traumatic using arthroscopic procedures. This trend can also be seen where endoscopes have been modified to allow surgical procedures to be performed. More specifically, endoscope were originally designed for viewing internal body parts. The endoscope consists of a cylindrical tube or sheath which can be inserted through a small incision or puncture in the body. It was recognized that if surgical tools could be manufactured to fit within the endoscope, entire surgical procedures could be performed without further invading the body of the patient. Since laser energy can be delivered along a narrow beam, significant effort has been expended to develop laser endoscopic surgical techniques.
One example of the combination of endoscopes and laser surgery is in laparoscopy procedures. In this procedure, an endoscope is inserted through a patient's abdominal wall. Laser light delivered through a laparoscope can be used to burn and remove lesions, adhesions or blockages, for example which might otherwise threaten life, cause pain, or inhibit the patient from becoming pregnant. In any endoscopic procedure using laser energy, it is typical that a purge gas is flowed through the endoscope to prevent smoke and burned tissue from moving up the endoscope and fouling optical elements. In laparoscopies, in addition to the purge gas, the doctor will also typically pump an insufflation gas into the patient's abdomen. The insufflation gas expands the abdomen away from the internal organs to provide a clearer view of the operating field. Where insufflation gas is used, it is even more important to provide a purge gas flow through the endoscope, because the positive pressure in the surgical area would otherwise force burned tissue and smoke into the endoscope, fouling the optics used to focus and deliver the laser beam.
Until a few years ago, a common purge and insufflation gas utilized by surgeons was nitrogen. Unfortunately, nitrogen had many undesirable side effects. For example, nitrogen is not readily flushed from the body and can produce bends-like symptoms in the patient or even disabling or fatal gas emboli in the circulatory system. Accordingly, the recent trend has been to use carbon dioxide (CO.sub.2) as the purge and insufflation gas, because the circulatory and respiratory systems efficiently flush it from the body without complications.
It was recognized by those in the field that when carbon dioxide was used as the purge gas, a certain amount of the power from the CO.sub.2 surgical laser would be absorbed by the purge gas. While room temperature CO.sub.2 has an abundance of molecules in the ground state that will not absorb CO.sub.2 laser light, there will always be a small but definite population of molecules having excited energy states, some of which correspond to the lower lasing level. This small percentage of molecules which populate the lower lasing level will absorb the photons of the CO.sub.2 laser beam at the principal emission wavelength of 10.6 microns.
The absorption of CO.sub.2 laser energy in CO.sub.2 gas has been reported in other situations, particularly in long range communications through the atmosphere. For example, where a CO.sub.2 laser beam is transmitted through the atmosphere over many miles, it will pass through enough atmospheric CO.sub.2 even in low concentration that the absolute number of molecules in higher energy states will be sufficient to attenuate the beam to a significant level. However, this effect was not considered a problem in laser surgery because of the relatively short distances (a matter of inches or, at most, feet) across which the laser beam must traverse the highly concentrated CO.sub.2 purge gas.
The applicant has discovered, however, that the absorption of laser energy by the purge gas can be much more acute than anticipated. In fact, the applicant has discovered that as the laser power is increased, the absorption of laser energy in the purge gas increases nonlinearly, and is caused by the phenomenon of thermal runaway absorption. Thermal runaway absorption has been previously observed in closed gas systems. In such systems, heat which is generated by the absorption of the laser light by the gas cannot be quickly dissipated, and, therefore, tends to heat the gas to a higher level. This heating will increase the population of energetic molecules. When the proportion of energetic molecules increases, the population of molecules in the lower lasing level capable of absorbing the CO.sub.2 laser light increases. This in turn results in greater absorption of energy, greater heating and, again, greater absorption. This rapid cycle is termed "runaway". (See, for example, "Runaway Self-absorption in Multi-kilowatt CO.sub.2 Lasers", Kay and Naylor, Applied Physics Letters, V. 42, No. 3, Apr. 15, 1983).
The problem of thermal runaway absorption is unacceptable in a surgical laser system. As pointed out above, the absorption reduces the power which can be delivered to the patient. The heating of the gas also creates negative lensing which defocuses the beam and hinders proper surgical technique. In addition, the absorption can also heat the delivery apparatus which can cause burns to either the surgeon or the patient.
This effect has been observed by others prior to the invention herein but has been attributed to other factors, such as the optics being misaligned or out of focus. The latter explanation, while inadequate, was convenient since the delivery optics in surgical laser systems required articulated arms with many optical elements that can easily become, and often do, become misaligned. It is now recognized by the applicant that even small misalignments can and do greatly aggravate thermal runaway absorption in the purge gas.
Accordingly, it would be desirable to provide an improved laser system which prevents thermal runaway.
It is another object of the subject invention to provide an improved laser system for maximizing the power deliverable to a surgical site.
It is a further object of the subject invention to provide an improved surgical laser system which minimizes the absorption of the laser energy in the purge and insufflation gases.
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Iron March users mostly eschewed the notion of voting their way into a fascist utopia. They wanted to see chaos reign.
Some dropped a few references on the site to “God Emperor” Donald Trump during the spring and summer of 2016, when the Republican nominee became a cause célèbre throughout the West, but others claimed to embrace him only because of the degree to which they thought he would aid in accelerating the planet to the point of collapse.
Russell, for example, thought of Trump as a “faggot” with a “pro-kike” mindset, according to a post published to the forum on Nov. 22, 2016.
“He doesn’t look bad ass,” Russell railed about the president-elect while older white supremacists like David Duke touted Trump as the “great white hope.”
“What I see is a faggot with a cucked worldview shouting to a crowd of sheep buzzwords that would naturally instill some energy in anybody. They’re literally at a rally, with a fag preaching to them about how much [they] love the president-elect of this SYSTEM, who is pro-kike,” Russell wrote. “WHAT A CLUSTER FUCK.”
Russell’s use of the word “system” is likely gleaned from reading repeated refrains in books like The Turner Diaries, a white supremacist novel beloved by Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, and SIEGE, a national socialist manifesto penned over several years in the 1980s by Charles Manson acolyte James Mason. Russell kept a framed photo of McVeigh in his apartment, and The Turner Diaries is referenced scores of times on Iron March.
Mason’s book, which was adored and aggressively promoted inside of the community of Iron March across the six years of its existence, explicitly calls for the reader to commit acts of terrorism. Mason suggests at one point in the text that when revolutionary national socialism reaches the United States, “There will be no need of concentration camps of any kind, for not a single transgressor will survive long enough to make it to that kind of haven.”
This photo of Atomwaffen Division members was posted on the Iron March website.
Russell’s explosive building agenda, and the revelations that he attempted to send bomb-making instructions to other Atomwaffen Division members from prison, indicate how seriously he took the statements he made on Iron March.
Montreal-based Daily Stormer collaborator Gabriel Sohier Chaput, an antisemite who went by the pseudonym “Zeiger,” posted frequently to Iron March and also wrote essays for the site’s in-house publication, Rope Culture. Chaput was outed by the Montreal Gazette in November 2018 and became a fugitive from justice. Today he is still fleeing the law on charges of promoting of hatred.
Dissenting with some of his cohorts outside the forum, including Daily Stormer’s editor Andrew Anglin, who heralds Trump as “the great cleanser,” Chaput predicted the degree to which white supremacists would eventually become disenchanted with the president’s potential to bring transformative, racist change to the West.
“Even if Trump were the new incarnation of Hitler himself, there’s very little he could do, surrounded as he is with the swamp of Kikes and shills which have festered at the heart of America for decades,” Chaput wrote on Iron March as Zeiger. “As such, his presidency doesn’t change our goals and the task at hand.”
The task at hand was always to build a hardline fascist state regardless of what path it took to get there. Chaput summed up his nihilistic view of the world in a Nov. 21, 2014, post on the forum, addressing the subject of what he perceived to be a plague of human degeneracy sweeping across Western countries.
“The degenerate man of today is a consequence of the degenerate world we live in,” he wrote. “As the age of darkness recedes, the new man will rise all by himself. The coming chaos (economic collapse, race wars, whatever) will kill off the degenerates and facilitate the rise of the best elements.”
“That’s fascism brah,” he quipped later in the post.
Seemingly every news event discussed on Iron March was framed in the context of how it potentially could portend the collapse of society, giving way to a national socialist, genocidal planet. The convicted killer Arthurs even suggested in 2015, for example, that not Trump, but Jewish Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders, could be “great” from an “accelerationist perspective.”
“Well, his policies would be suicidal for the state it would cost the state something like 24 trillion dollars,” Arthurs wrote as TheWeissewolfe on Sept. 23, 2015. “From an accelerationist perspective he’s great, on the other hand he could have far more devious and terrible policies that could harm us.”
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Burrowing animals such as gophers and ground hogs cause considerable damage to fields, gardens, and like agricultural and horticultural locations. These animals typically dig tunnels or burrows where they live, disrupting the soil surface for a considerable area around the mouth or entrance of the burrows. The animals leave the burrow to find food, and that food commonly comprises desirable horticultural and agricultural plants growing close by, destroying the plants.
Thus considerable effort has been directed toward designing traps suitable to trap and kill burrowing animals. These traps are generally of two types—those traps where the animal is grasped by the trap, and those where it is stabbed or impaled by the trap. Stabbing traps typically include sharpened forks or spikes that are forced downward by a spring into an animal that trips a trigger.
Stabbing traps are disclosed for example in U.S. Pat. No. 898,262 to Renken, U.S. Pat. No. 687,226 to Gorr, and U.S. Pat. No. 861,174 to Heil. These traps include stakes at bottoms thereof and are positioned in a location where a burrowing animal is likely to pass, for example over or near the mouth of a burrow, by pushing the stakes into the ground. Another stabbing trap, disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 954,996 again to Renken is located by making an excavation and seating the trap at or near the entrance of the burrow.
Stabbing traps are messy, as blood and gore is necessarily spread about in the area when an animal is stabbed. The resulting mess is distasteful.
Grasping traps in contrast can simply hold the animal, or more commonly kill the animal by strangulation, as it is often the neck area where pressure is applied by these traps. Blood and gore generally does not result from using grasping traps. Examples of grasping traps for use with burrowing animals are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,603,029 to Anderson, U.S. Pat. No. 2,475,467 to Alvau, and U.S. Pat. No. 2,148,813 to Hosmer. For use with burrowing animals, it is described that an excavation is made to place them in the underground burrow in the path of the burrowing animals. Thus it is required to locate the burrow underground, which can be problematic.
U.S. Pat. No. 2,059,164 to Woods discloses a trap similar to that of Anderson, but no directions are given for use with burrowing animals, and it is described as being used to hang over an animal hole in a wall. | {
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IT WAS DESCRIBED AS FUNNY,
KIND, CREATIVE AND CHARISMATIC.
IT IS WHAT CAUGHT HIS
PARENTS EYES WHEN THEY WERE
SEARCHING FOR A CHILD TO ADOPT.
CHRISTIAN WAS THE FIRST A
LITTLE BOY THEY SHOWED US A
PICTURE OF.
HE WAS SO CUTE.
SO SWEET.
CHRISTIAN WAS FIVE YEARS
OLD WHEN HE MOVED HERE TO JOIN
HIS NEW FAMILY.
SHORTLY AFTER STARTING HIGH
SCHOOL, CHRISTIAN STARTED ON A
PATHWAY THAT WOULD LEAD HIM TO
BECOMING ONE OF MINNESOTA'S
HEARTBREAKING STATISTICS.
WE EXPLAIN IN THIS WEEK'S LIFE
STORY.
I USED TO TELL HIM,
CHRISTIAN, YOU HAVE A STORY TO
TELL.
DONNA FINDS COMFORT IN THE
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE LITTLE BOY
SHE AND HER LITTLE BOY RAISED.
THIS IS WHEN WE TRAVELED
TO GUATEMALA.
CHRISTIAN WAS ONE OF THREE
CHILDREN THE COUPLE ADOPTED.
HE HAD THIS INFECTIOUS
SMILE.
HE LOVED TO LAUGH AND KID
AROUND.
HIS MOM SAYS HE MADE
FRIENDS EASILY, ENJOYED
PLAYING SPORTS, ESPECIALLY
HOCKEY.
WE HAD AN ICE RINK ON THE
LAKE.
CHRISTIAN LOVED FEELING
CONNECTED TO HIS FAMILY
FAMILY.
HE WAS SO PLEASED.
YOU COULD TELL HE WAS EXCITED
THAT HE HAD A MOM AND DAD.
SHE SAID HIGH SCHOOL WAS
DIFFICULT AS CHRISTIAN BEGAN TO
EXPERIMENT WITH DRUGS.
IT IS THAT FREEDOM THAT
CAME WITH DRIVING AND FRIENDS
THAT DROVE.
ALL THE SUDDEN, MOM AND DAD
COULDN'T CONTROL WHERE HE WAS.
IT STARTED WITH MARIJUANA.
THEN PROGRESSED TO HEROIN.
CHRISTIAN SPENT FOUR MONTHS IN
REHAB.
CHRISTIAN WAS IN AND OUT OF
TREATMENT FOR THE LAST FIVE
YEARS.
HIS 21st BIRTHDAY WOULD BE
HIS LAST.
A FRIEND WENT OVER TO THE
HOUSE WHERE KRISTIN WAS LIVING.
THEY FOUND HIM PASSED AWAY IN
THE BEDROOM. THEY THINK HE
PURCHASED WHAT HE THOUGHT WAS
HEROIN.
BUT POLICE SAY IT WASN'T
HEROIN.
TEST RESULTS REVEALED IT WAS
FENTANYL.
LIKELY MIXED WITH BAKING SODA
TO LOOK LIKE HEROIN.
THEY THINK IT KILLED HIM ALMOST
INSTANTLY.
HE WAS STRUGGLING.
BUT I BELIEVE HE STILL WANTED
TO LIVE.
LIVE, AND TELL HIS OWN
STORY.
ANGELA DAVIS, WCCO4 NEWS.
CHRISTIAN'S FAMILY SAYS THE
POLICE ARE STILL TRYING TO FIND
THE SOURCE OF THE DRUGS THAT
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Current methods for handling customer self-support calls often require a call to a call center and retrieval of data from a network. For example, a subscriber may dial from their mobile device a customer support number, such as “611” or “133.” Once the subscriber dials the customer support number, an automated system may answer the call and provide the subscriber with a menu of options. The subscriber selects options from the menu by pressing buttons on the mobile device or through voice recognition software. Once the subscriber requests data by selecting an option, the automated system retrieves the data from a network and delivers the data to the subscriber over the mobile device. Alternatively, a third party application, such as PocketThis, may independently provide content from the network to a mobile device via SMS (Short Message Service) or WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) push.
Problems are associated with current implementations of customer self-support for mobile devices. Existing systems rely on the use of an external network to provide data to the subscriber. The use of an external network for customer self-support can consume a large amount of bandwidth, congest the network, provide for slower customer response times, and lead to increased costs for the mobile device carrier. In addition, the use of an automated system with multiple options can result in longer call wait times, increased call costs for the mobile carrier and customer, and lost customers due to the longer call wait times.
The headings provided herein are for convenience only and do not necessarily affect the scope or meaning of the claimed invention.
In the drawings, the same reference numbers and acronyms identify elements or acts with the same or similar functionality for ease of understanding and convenience. To easily identify the discussion of any particular element or act, the most significant digit or digits in a reference number refer to the Figure number in which that element is first introduced (e.g., element 1104 is first introduced and discussed with respect to FIG. 11).
A portion of this disclosure contains material to which a claim for copyright is made. The copyright owner has no objection to the facsimile reproduction by anyone of the patent document or patent disclosure (including the Figures) as it appears in the Patent and Trademark Office patent file or records, but the copyright owner reserves all other copyright rights whatsoever. | {
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Monday, December 20, 2010
I took these pictures while running errands in the rain today. What wasn't an errand: finding persimmon trees to photograph.
Around here, persimmon trees wear their own Christmas ornaments. When we do cut the fruits down and out of the tree, we set them artfully around the house, as if each persimmon were a piece of handblown art glass. It's all a sham though. The fruits, though beautiful, are so plentiful some people complain about having a persimmon tree. It rains persimmons here.
The two photos above are of two different unidentified astringent varieties I brought home from a recent California Rare Fruit Growers meeting.
I'm not complaining, for I love persimmons.
The tree that had been on the property when the previous owner moved in, that had never produced for her, and that had only given me six fruit last year, bore heavily for me this year.
A fraction of the tree's harvest, cut down to protect the fruit from the jubilant clouds of marauding parrots. I love the local parrots, but I also really want to be able to eat my tree's fruit.
This tree is a mystery. I have no idea what kind of tree it is, and I've even checked with experts about what it might be. Most people who are familiar with persimmons know the two most commercially available varieties, Hachiya and Fuyu. Hachiya is acorn shaped and astringent; that means it is only edible when it feels like a water balloon in its state of liquidy ripeness. Fuyu is flattened and nonastringent, a pumpkin color, and crunchy and mild. Variations abound on the astringent and nonastringent theme. There are gold-colored and hat shaped and narrow spade-shaped astringent persimmons, and persimmons that are even astringent unless they're fertile and seeded. Among the nonastringent varieties are types that are like pumpkin colored four-leaf clovers, and others that are round around the girth, but flattened from top to bottom.
The fruit from my persimmon tree is definitely nonastringent, edible and delicious when it isn't yet soft-ripe, but excellent even when soft and yielding. It is nearly round and a deep orange. The flesh is juicy and flecked with tiny russet specks.
It's my favorite persimmon, and I had nothing to do with it. I inherited it.
Now I have a wealth of fruit, so I've got to learn how to use it. While I've experimented with many dessert-like persimmon recipes (here and here are two recipes in regular persimmon-season rotation), I've never considered using them in any kind of savory preparation. Until this year, that is. Overwhelmed with more fruit than I can eat fresh, I hit the books for a solution and came up with A Passion for Persimmons: A Collection of 87 Persimmon Recipes with Commentary by the Author. It's a cute book, published by Ojai Valley Library in memory of its author, Ann Crozier. The recipes that I've tried have been hit or miss, but here's a definite hit.
Like a Thai yellow curry, it this soup is rich with coconut milk, an addition that does amazing things to the curry spices. I can picture myself riffing on this recipe in the years to come, spicing it up more, adding lemongrass, maybe some galangal. When I made it this week, I used duck broth made from the carcass of a recently consumed roasted duck, and I was able to toss a few leftover nuggets of duck meat into the soup as well. But chicken meat would work just as well, or no meat at all. If one chooses to use veggie broth, this is a vegan meal, a very, very delicious vegan meal.You will need:2 tablespoons vegetable oil6 large carrots, peeled and roughly chopped2 nonastringent (Fuyu or similar or whatever the heck my persimmon is) persimmons, peeled and roughly chopped2 stalks of celery, roughly chopped1 onion, peeled and chopped1 thumb of ginger, peeled and minced3 cloves of garlic, minced2 heaping teaspoons of curry powder1 teaspoon salt1 quart broth1 13.5 ounce can of coconut milka handful of leftover meat (optional)lemon juice to tastecilantro for garnish
To make the soup:Heat the oil in a large, heavy-bottomed pot. Add the carrots, persimmons, celery, onion, ginger, and garlic, and saute for about 10 minutes on medium heat, or until parts of the persimmon begin to caramelize a bit. Add the curry powder and salt, and continue to saute for another minute or so, until the mixture is very fragrant. Pour in the broth, and scrape up the good bits from the bottom of the pan. Let the mixture cook at a high simmer for about a half an hour. Remove from heat.
Working carefully, fully immerse an immersion blender and puree the soup. Pour in the contents of the can of coconut milk and the optional meat, and stir to combine. Return to heat and heat again until just simmering. Add lemon juice to taste.
Serve garnished with fresh cilantro leaves.
And no pictures of the soup, you ask? No reason to have any. It's a puddle of my favorite color.
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If you'd like to see what others are harvesting this time of year, join us at Daphne's Dandelions for Harvest Monday, where gardeners from all over the world share images of their latest harvests.
Thursday, December 02, 2010
I love to imagine what they looked like: overgrown amber "pears" hanging from dead trees, large silver-laced leaves twining in and around the brittle wood. The trees were carefully girdled, killed by slicing into the cambium layer around the entire tree. Once the trees died, members of the Seminole tribes would plant squash seeds around the base of the tree, and these vines would climb the tree and fruit in the air. Up there, the fruit was less likely to rot than if setting on the damp soil.
The Seminole pumpkin fascinates me. It's a beautiful fruit, tawny colored like a butternut and similar in flavor, with a deep orange, very smooth flesh. Also like the butternut, it belongs in the C. moschata species, a vigorous species that deals well with heat and even humidity. I grew it this year up trellises, and my only regret is that I didn't plant it earlier in the season, for when I had to pull the vine out for my winter veggies, it still had fruit on it yet to mature. But it's beautiful, and tasty, and grows really, really well here, and there's a lot more to the story behind this pumpkin.
Serving as a primary food source for the Creek, Muskogee, and Calusa peoples (collectively identified as Seminole) for at least five hundred years in Georgia, Alabama, and especially Florida—it is documented by Spanish visitors upon their arrival to Florida—the Seminole community passively bred the pumpkin to be long lasting and hard-skinned. "If they opened one in October and saved the seeds, rodents would have probably gotten them. Or insects or fungus. So they would eat on them throughout the fall and winter, and the longest keeping ones would be the last to be eaten. The best keepers provided the seed by unintentional selection" (Dr. Bradshaw, cited by Freeman). Both the high protein seeds and the flesh served as an important winter food. The Seminoles used the pumpkin in cornbreads, a version of frybread, and dried the flesh to use in throughout the year. The food was so important that, according to some sources, its loss caused devastation:
"When Chief Chekika was tracked down and killed by the U.S. Army after his raid on Indian Key, his body was hung from the trees of a small hammock west of Miami. To add further emphasis to this act, all of the Seminole pumpkins hanging from the trees in the hammock were shot to the ground. More than symbolic, this was a most effective way to cause starvation among these Everglades renegades." (Campbell)
That story caught me and wouldn't let go. And so I continued to explore it, and I haven't found much that I'm sure is reliable. There seems to be discrepancies surrounding the 1840 Indian Key raid and whether or not many claims surrounding it are true. However, all accounts do make some of the same claims, that the raid occurs right in the middle of the Second Seminole Wars, that the government of Florida at the time had a $200 price tag on the head of any dead Seminole, and that in this raid, between seven and thirteen white people and no Native Americans died. I'm no expert in any of this; all I can say is that a lot of fear and anger seems to have fueled everyone involved.
One person who died in the raid was a Dr. Henry Perrine. About him, I can find plenty of solid information. In fact, on Google Books, I even found this:
In this petition, Dr. Perrine seeks to establish a township in southern Florida, where he'll cultivate tropical useful plants to test their suitability for American agriculture. His enthusiasm shines in this paragraph from the text.
Congress granted Perrine his request; however, because of the climate of war, Perrine and his family didn't stay at his township long, but instead attempted to find safety at Indian Key. There, the raiders killed him.
I wonder what Perrine could have accomplished if his history had turned out differently. I wonder what would have happened if Seminole heads didn't have price tags. It's a sad story for everyone. | {
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OH MY GOD!
I JUST REALIZED SOMETHING!
Okay, okay, okay, so
For the past decade or so, the Harry Potter fandom has been wondering how Sirius was able to inherit 12 Grimmauld Place, Kreacher, etc. when he fully admitted that his parents disowned him when he was sixteen.
And I’ve gone on record saying that perhaps the goblins don’t consider burning a name off of the tapestry to be the legal requirement to disown someone.
But what if
What if it was?
What if Sirius was really disowned for a while?
Now let’s talk about the other Black brother.
We know that Regulus died when he was eighteen.
So he would have been legally ‘of age’ in the wizarding world.
Get those dirty thoughts out of your head and let’s instead talk about historical sexism. See, we know that the Black family extends all the way back to the medieval ages. Which means that it’s very very likely that the Black family is patriarchal - meaning that the man has the say.
Okay, okay, okay, okay
Now
Let’s talk about Orion
He was, most likely, a gigantic jerk
He was a gigantic jerk who died in the same year that Regulus did.
Here’s the thing
For some reason, I always assumed that he died after Regulus.
But it’s never specified.
Which means
If Orion died first, and Sirius was briefly disowned, Regulus would have been the patriarch of the Black family.
So here’s this eighteen-year-old who is given the ability to dictate everything about his family.
My child
I love him
So what I just realized was
What if Regulus reinstated Sirius as a member of the Black family?
You can even make the argument that Regulus did this after he found out that Voldemort left Kreacher to die and Regulus basically realized that his brother was right about Voldemort all along?
And then, knowing that he was most likely about to die, Regulus made Sirius the beneficiary of the Black family.
YES!
THINK ABOUT THIS!
Because it’s wonderful to think about.
And it actually makes a lot of sense!
And it can be supported with canonical evidence.
And it would be the biggest middle-finger to Walburga which is always a bonus.
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This is a collection of news briefs from wire services, World Nuclear News, NucNet, and other sources.
DOE Sec Moniz notes role of nuclear energy at IAEA meeting
(WNN) In a speech to the IAEA US energy secretary Ernest Moniz spoke out on climate change at the agency’s General Conference.
“As we approach the upcoming Paris climate negotiations, the threat of climate change calls for expanded use of nuclear power. The US is urging a higher profile for nuclear power as a low-carbon solution.”
He emphasized that the U.S. Government has partnered with U.S. industry to support the licensing of SMRs as a key technology innovation.
The remarks by Moniz represent a change in the Obama administration’s views on nuclear energy relative to climate change mitigation measures. In previous years at international forums on climate change Obama administration officials praised the benefits of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind. The statements were driven by the influence of the “green wing” of the Democratic party.
Since then faced with the stark reality that global warming has galloped well past 350 ppm for CO2, US energy officials have taken a more serious line on nuclear energy.
Amano Calls For Nuclear To Be Considered In Climate Change Talks
(NucNet) Appropriate consideration should be given to nuclear energy in talks on climate change mitigation which are taking place under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, IAEA director-general Yukiya Amano said in his opening address at the agency’s 59th general conference in Vienna on September 14th.
In 1992, countries joined an international treaty – the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – to consider what they could do to limit average global temperature increases and the resulting climate change. The UN has said that at the very heart of the response to climate change lies the need to reduce fossil fuel emissions. Nuclear energy has an important role in that response Amano said.
Nuclear up to task of limiting climate change
(SCIAM) Nuclear energy should be a key tool in the fight to combat climate change and limit emissions, according to Uppsala University physicist Staffan Qvist.
“If we are serious about tackling emissions and climate change, no climate-neutral source should be ignored,” Qvist said.
A study by Qvist and ecologist Barry Brook concluded that in a best-case scenario, the world could convert to 100% nuclear power and stop burning fossil fuels entirely within 34 years. Summary available at Scientific American The World Really Could Go Nuclear
First Three SMR Designs Will Be Online Within Four Year
(NucNet): There are about 45 small modular reactor (SMR) designs under development around the world, half of them under preparation for deployment over the next 10 years, and the first three expected to become operational over the next four years, an International Atomic Energy Agency meeting. was told this week. (Full text of IAEA summary bulletin)
The first three SMRs with advanced technologies expected to become operational are the KLT-40S in Russia, the HTR-PM in China, and the Carem-25 in Argentina.
The KLT-40S is a 150-megawatt (thermal) pressurized water reactor unit designed for floating nuclear power plants. It is based on the standard KLT-40 icebreaker reactor, but with advanced features aimed at increasing safety and reliability, with upgraded components and safety systems, including use of passive features and low-enriched uranium for fuel.
China’s HTR-PM is a high-temperature gas-cooled reactor. Construction of the first demonstration unit began last year at Shidaowan in China’s Shandong province.
Carem-25, a domestically-designed and developed 25-MW small pressurized water reactor with natural coolant circulation, is under construction on a site next to the Atucha nuclear power station in Lima, about 100 km northwest of Buenos Aires.
Stewart Magruder of the regulatory activities section of the IAEA said an SMR regulators’ forum has been established to identify, understand and address key regulatory challenges that may emerge in the future.
Maher Odan from Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy said he believed that the SMR market had very large potential not only in Saudi Arabia but also in the wider Middle East and North Africa regions. He said that earlier this month, Saudi Arabia signed a pre-project engineering agreement with the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute to deploy the Korean Smart SMR design in Saudi Arabia.
Pro-nuclear environmentalists in call to scrap Hinkley C plans
Three leading environmentalists who broke ranks to give their support to a new generation of nuclear plants have now urged the government to scrap plans for Hinkley Point C. The call comes as George Osborne and Amber Rudd, the secretary of state for energy and climate change, head off to China, where they will discuss Beijing’s proposed investment in the new nuclear plant in Somerset.
George Monbiot, Mark Lynas and Chris Goodall say the soaring cost and delays to the Hinkley project leave ministers with no option but to pour the estimated £24.5bn worth of investment into other low-carbon technologies.
“Hinkley C bears all the distinguishing features of a white elephant: overpriced, overcomplicated and overdue. The delay that was announced recently should be the final straw. The government should kill the project,” they write in a comment piece for the Guardian.
Lynas has been particularly outspoken in support of nuclear energy which suggests that his objections to the Hinkley C project are not a rejection of nuclear energy across the board. Rather, the enormous costs of the 1600 MW Areva EPR, combined with continued delays and rising costs of the unit under construction in Flamanville, France, have contributed to a growing panic in the UK over the risks of building two EPRs at the Hinkley site.
So far no one has talked about substituting another reactor design for the much maligned EPR.
UK Needs Nuclear Because Renewables Cannot Fill Gap
(NucNet): Unless the UK has new nuclear it is going to lose a vital source of reliable, secure low-carbon electricity, chairman of the London-based Nuclear Industry Association Lord Hutton has said. Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Lord Hutton, a former secretary of state for business, said:
“While we’ve seen a welcome expansion in renewables, these are intermittent and cannot fill the gap alone.”
He said when he instigated the nuclear white paper in 2008, which opened the doors for companies to invest in building new nuclear power stations, little did he think that almost a decade later he’d be defending the start of the UK’s nuclear program.
“But the arguments I made then, to reduce the use of fossil fuels to address climate change as well as secure the UK’s energy supplies, remain compelling. Those arguments are now compounded by the urgent need to replace the UK’s ageing energy infrastructure.”
The UK’s North Sea oil fields are running out and the nation’s current fleet of nuclear reactors is reaching the end of their service lives. The nation needs new reactors or it will go cold and dark.
China’s CAP1400 reactor expected to gain approval soon
(WNN) China’s State Council is expected to provide approval for the CAP1400 reactor design before the end of the year, allowing work to begin in earnest at a new site near the Haiyang nuclear plant. Site preparations and key component manufacturing have already begun while validation of the new design takes place. Full text at World Nuclear News
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9 Things You Didnt Know About Dreams
Discover what your nighttime visions mean, how you can control them and more
By Sarah Jio
Everyone dreamsevery single nightand yet we tend to know so little about our dreams. Where do they come from? What do they mean? Can we control them and should we try to interpret them? We spoke to the dream experts to bring you nine surprising facts about dreams. Read before snoozing.
1. Dreaming can help you learn.
If youre studying for a test or trying to learn a new task, you might consider taking a nap or heading to bed early rather than hovering over a textbook an hour longer. Heres why: When the brain dreams, it helps you learn and solve problems, say researchers at Harvard Medical School. In a study that appeared in a recent issue of Current Biology, researchers report that dreams are the brains way of processing, integrating and understanding new information. To improve the quality of your sleepand your brains ability to learnavoid noise in the bedroom, such as the TV, which may negatively impact the length and quality of dreams.
2. Just like men, women can have orgasms during dreams.
Did you think only men experience this phenomenon? Not true, says Barbara Bartlik, MD, a psychiatrist and sex therapist in New York. Warning, further reading may produce blushing: Women have orgasms during their sleep, just as men do, she says. These orgasms often accompany erotic dreams, but they also may occur during dreams of a nonerotic nature. When women dream, she says, its not uncommon for their genitals to become engorged and lubricated. This occurs during REM sleep, which happens several times during the night, she says. A similar thing happens to men. Men get erections during REM sleep, whether or not the man is having an erotic dream.
3. The most common dream? Your spouse is cheating.
If youve ever woken up in a cold sweat after dreaming about your husbands extramarital escapade with your best friend, youre not alone, says Lauri Quinn Loewenberg, a dream expert, author and media personality. The most commonly reported dream is the one where your mate is cheating, she says. Loewenberg conducted a survey of more than 5,000 people, and found that the infidelity dream is the nightmare that haunts most peoplesometimes on a recurring basis. It rarely has anything to do with an actual affair, she explains, but rather the common and universal fear of being wronged or left alone.
4. You can have severaleven a dozendreams in one night.
Its not just one dream per night, but rather dozens of them, say expertsyou just may not remember them all. We dream every 90 minutes throughout the night, with each cycle of dreaming being longer than the previous, explains Loewenberg. The first dream of the night is about 5 minutes long and the last dream you have before awakening can be 45 minutes to an hour long. It is estimated that most people have more than 100,000 dreams in a lifetime.
5. You can linger in a dream after waking.
Have you ever woken up from such a beautiful, perfect dream that you wished you could go back to sleep to soak it all up (you know, the dream about George Clooney?)? You can! Just lie stilldont move a muscleand you can remain in a semi-dreamlike state for a few minutes. The best way to remember your dreams is to simply stay put when you wake up, says Loewenberg. Remain in the position you woke up in, because that is the position you were dreaming in. When you move your body, you disconnect yourself from the dream you were just in seconds ago.
6. Even bizarre dreams can be interpreted.
While it can be hard to believe that an oddball dream about your mother, a circus and a snowstorm can have any bearing on real life, there may be symbolism and potential meaning to be mined in every dreamyou just have to look for it, says Harvard-trained psychotherapist Jeffrey Sumber. "The meaning of our dreams oftentimes relates to things we are needing to understand about ourselves and the world around us, he says. Instead of shrugging off strange dreams, think about how they make you feel. We tend to dismiss these dreams due to the strange components, yet it is the feeling we have in these dreams that matters most, he explains. Sometimes the circus and the snowstorm are just fillers that allow us to process the range of emotions we feel about our mother and give us the necessary distraction so we can actually experience that spectrum of emotion.
7. Recurring dreams may be your minds way of telling you something.
Do you have the same nightmare over and over again? Loewenberg suggests looking for underlying messages in recurring dreams so that you can rid yourself of them. For example, a common recurring nightmare people have involves losing or cracking their teeth. For this dream, she recommends that people think about what your teeth and your mouth represent. To the dreaming mind, your teeth, as well as any part of your mouth, are symbolic of your words, she says. Paying attention to your teeth dreams helps you to monitor and improve the way you communicate.
8. You can control your dreams.
The premise of the new movie Inception is that people can take the reins of their dreams and make them what they want them to be. But it may not just be a Hollywood fantasy. According to the results of a new survey of 3,000 people, dream control, or lucid dreaming may be a real thing. In fact, 64.9 percent of participants reported being aware they were dreaming within a dream, and 34 percent said they can sometimes control what happens in their dreams. Taking charge of the content of your dreams isnt a skill everyone has, but it can be developed, says Kelly Bulkeley, PhD, a dream researcher and visiting scholar at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkley, California. The technique is particularly useful for people who suffer from recurring nightmares, he says. Dr. Bulkeley suggests giving yourself a pep talk of sorts before you go to sleep by saying: If I have that dream again, Im going to try to remember thats its only a dream, and be aware of that. When you learn to be aware that you are dreamingwithin a dreamyou not only have the power to steer yourself away from the monster and into the arms of Brad Pitt, for instance, but you train your mind to avoid nightmares in the first place. Lucid dreaming enhances your ability to learn from the dream state, says Dr. Bulkeley.
9. You dont have to be asleep to dream.
Turns out, you can dream at your desk at work, in the car, even at your kids soccer game. Wakeful dreamingnot to be confused with daydreamingis real and somewhat easy to do, says Dr. Bulkeley; it just involves tapping into your active imagination. The first step is to think about a recent dream you had (preferably a good one!). Find a quiet contemplative place and bring a dream that you remember back into your waking awareness and let it unfold, he says. Let the dream re-energize. Wakeful dreaming can be used as a relaxation tool, but Dr. Bulkeley says it can also help your mind process a puzzling dream. It creates a more fluid interaction between unconscious parts of the mind and wakeful parts of the mind, he says.
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Sarah Jio is the health and fitness blogger for Glamour.com. Visit her blog, Vitamin G.
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Transcript for Shelters at Capacity on East Coast, Power Outages Hit Cape Cod
Massachusetts of course one of the hardest hit states many families tonight still living in shelters ABC -- year old -- -- Jersey went to Cape Cod tonight. Which he visited with those families and she reports in from Boston -- ginger. Good evening David 14100. People in four different states spent the weekend in some capacity. At a shelter including me appreciative folks that we met today. The crippling winds at sixty. Robbed home after home of power and heat how they still are coming about and -- It was my -- scary -- it did it scared me. It because of the wind. You know and I kept saying -- the power. And they did. -- and I -- -- made it through this -- but the cold without heat that was too much to handle. 54 degrees that's not woman I think I'm decent I'm going to get out here I'm having come from. I think you know still. They joined about 300 others here at this Red Cross shelter on -- cut their -- -- -- welcome to. Well we're glad to have thanks to go well in that thing on her. Almost forty cats and dogs lined the locker rooms of this high school turned shelter. -- seem to be very comfortable in our house has 38 degrees. What she looks like a little block of thanks Dana Dana Leahy father and son couldn't believe how cold it got after the -- Middle medicate 127 years we never had to leave the house when there was a storm. And finally my sensitivity and a -- nineteen degrees. Dana couldn't feel his feet and -- for -- like a few hours south scared tonight Bob and -- are grateful for a warm place to sleep. It's much as I wondering when a medical home that he. But this is the next -- the next best place to me. The -- families of Cape Cod we hope there's some home soon -- ginger you were telling us there are two other threats are keeping your eye on tonight. And David that first headline we have to get to is the most life threatening already a tornado I've got a picture here to show you and just got off the phone with the storm chaser who took this picture that's in Hattiesburg Mississippi. He -- facing. In southern Mississippi university when he took this just incredible pictures and video already coming out. At least ten tornadoes reported. Five injured and damage to homes and businesses we will be honest throughout the night but another storm -- -- to let you know about the top of that actually. Blizzard warnings and winter storm warnings all throughout the northern plains.
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So want to come to my place make sex and eat pizza? why? you dont like pizza?
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2 - 55675*c**4 + 2*c - 2 + 2*c**3 to the form h*c**4 + v*c + i*c**2 + j*c**3 + w and give h.
1
Express 4*u - 2*u + 0*u + ((0 + 0 + 1)*(1 + 0 + 1) - 2 + 0 + 4 + 2 + 2 - 6)*(1 - 17 - 16)*(5*u + 27*u + 6*u) as c + t*u and give t.
-2430
Rearrange -3*k**3 - k**3 + 2*k**3 + (-3*k + 4*k + 3*k - 1)*(11*k**2 - 64034*k + 64028*k - 7*k**2 + 81) to the form v*k**3 + q*k + x + r*k**2 and give r.
-28
Express -67*f - 2*f**2 + 3541 + 0*f**2 + f**2 + 123*f - 54*f as w*f + g + c*f**2 and give g.
3541
Rearrange (-3*k - 4792 + 2326 + 2367)*(-2*k**3 + 6*k + 0*k + 4*k**3) to q*k**2 + c*k**3 + p*k + z*k**4 + l and give q.
-18
Rearrange 815*o + 255*o + 718*o + 663*o to y*o + u and give y.
2451
Rearrange -c**2 - 39477*c**3 - 4 + 5 - 75*c + 39480*c**3 to the form l*c**2 + t*c**3 + f*c + v and give t.
3
Express -2*g - g**2 + 2*g + (-3*g + 2*g + 5*g)*(-3*g + 5*g - 5*g) + 99 - 10*g**2 - 99 + 3*g**2 + 4*g**2 - 5*g**2 in the form d*g + o*g**2 + h and give o.
-21
Rearrange -8461*o - 10347*o - 4366*o + 7162*o - 6918*o to the form h + d*o and give d.
-22930
Express (271*j**3 + 392*j**3 - 147*j**3)*(18*j + 12*j - 10*j) in the form w*j + q*j**3 + n*j**2 + d*j**4 + p and give d.
10320
Express 2*o**3 - 208*o + 31*o**2 + 3 + 233*o - 25*o in the form m*o + s + k*o**3 + b*o**2 and give k.
2
Rearrange 3 - 19*l - 25*l - 20*l - 127*l**2 + 126*l**2 + 75*l to r*l**2 + g*l + z and give g.
11
Rearrange (5*v**2 - 3*v**2 - 3*v**2)*(4*v**2 - 2*v**2 - 3*v**2) - 152*v + 42 + 153*v + 803 + 2*v**4 to n + g*v**3 + x*v**4 + z*v + q*v**2 and give g.
0
Rearrange -4*o + 3*o + 0*o - 1 + 1 - o + (-5*o + 3*o + o)*(1 - 4 + 5) + (52 + 32 - 29)*(4*o + 11*o - 3*o) to r + h*o and give h.
656
Rearrange -2 + 3 + 61*y**2 + 75*y**3 - 11*y**2 + 176*y**3 - 31*y**2 to i*y**3 + x + h*y + m*y**2 and give x.
1
Express 2 - 278206*o**3 - 11*o + 278210*o**3 - 196*o as c*o**2 + z*o**3 + f*o + y and give f.
-207
Rearrange 6*u**4 - 57*u**3 - 145*u**3 + 17*u**4 + 23762*u**2 + 9*u**4 - 23763*u**2 to the form c + w*u**2 + m*u**3 + q*u**4 + z*u and give w.
-1
Express (-11 + 12*l + 11)*(-3 - 1 + 5 + 24 - 24 - 65 + (0 + 1 - 3)*(0 + 0 - 2) - 1 + 1 + 1) in the form k*l + x and give k.
-708
Express -15*h + 8 + 23 + 31 - 8*h + 18*h in the form x*h + v and give v.
62
Express 97253 - 97253 - 11749*h as i + d*h and give d.
-11749
Express -1 - 4*s**4 - 47*s**2 + 2*s - 102*s**2 + 356326*s**3 - 356323*s**3 in the form l*s**2 + h*s**3 + t + k*s**4 + f*s and give t.
-1
Rearrange (2*w + 0 + 0)*(-519 - 724*w**2 - 724*w**2 + 1439*w**2 + (4*w**2 - 7*w**2 + w**2)*(-2 - 1 + 2)) to c*w**2 + v + u*w**3 + o*w and give u.
-14
Express (-3*o - o**2 + 3*o)*(-1 + 286*o + 0 + 1330*o) - o**3 + 3*o**3 - 3*o**3 as c + h*o + z*o**2 + x*o**3 and give x.
-1617
Rearrange (-57064 - 62767 + 128100)*(-2*i + i + 0*i) to o + d*i and give d.
-8269
Express 12 + 3 - 12 + 1663*h**2 - 2 + 4634*h**2 as v*h**2 + d + u*h and give v.
6297
Rearrange (j**2 + 2*j**2 - 5*j**2)*(-2*j + 5*j - j) + 0*j**3 + 3*j**3 - 5*j**3 + 5*j**2 + 99*j**3 + 15 - 7 - 95*j**3 to v*j**2 + f + q*j + o*j**3 and give f.
8
Express (-15*n**2 + 12*n**2 + 15*n**2)*(-3*n - 2*n + 4*n)*(n + 0 + 0) - n**4 - 143*n**4 - 11*n**4 in the form z*n**4 + i*n**2 + d*n + f + v*n**3 and give z.
-167
Rearrange 42*w + 547*w**2 + 38*w - 116*w**2 - 82*w to b*w**2 + m + c*w and give c.
-2
Rearrange 156 + 34 - 24 + 41 + 22*p**2 to the form w*p**2 + x*p + k and give w.
22
Rearrange 16*s**3 - 9*s - 11*s**3 + 24*s**3 + 0 + 34*s - 4 to h*s + y + q*s**3 + r*s**2 and give h.
25
Rearrange ((1 + 3 - 3)*(1 - 2 - 1) - 2 - 3 + 3 + 0 - 1 + 4 + 3 + 0 - 5)*(-100*a + 118 + 2*a**2 - 220 + 104) to the form u*a**2 + z*a + k and give k.
-6
Rearrange (2 - 2 + 3*w**3)*(6*w + 50 - 50 + (-w + w + 5*w)*(0 + 2 - 1)) to n*w**4 + y*w + f + u*w**2 + a*w**3 and give y.
0
Express -6518 + 2195 + 2199 + 4*n + 2212 in the form d + j*n and give d.
88
Rearrange 93 + 231 - 2*z**3 - 416 + 96 + z to t*z**3 + y*z + c*z**2 + b and give b.
4
Rearrange (233*v + 188*v - 689*v - 1007*v)*(0*v + 2*v - 3*v) to r*v**2 + u + n*v and give r.
1275
Express 20*b - 18*b + 481 + 3618 + 398 + 2338 in the form a + q*b and give q.
2
Express -6640*j + 3 - 5063*j - 3 - 111*j in the form r*j + m and give r.
-11814
Express ((-177 + 102 - 598)*(3 + 0 + 0) + (-1 + 2 - 2)*(-5 + 4 - 1) - 1 + 1 + 1)*(-2 - x + x - 2*x) in the form w + y*x and give w.
4032
Express (5*q - 2*q - 2*q)*(-5*q + 2 - 2) + 178*q - 3*q**2 - 371*q + 130*q as j*q**2 + l*q + r and give j.
-8
Rearrange (0 + 0 + 9*t)*(54*t**3 + 65*t**3 - 15*t + 72*t**2 - 120*t**3) to the form k*t + f + x*t**3 + a*t**2 + r*t**4 and give r.
-9
Express -2*l**2 + 32*l - 32*l + (-14 + 10*l + 14)*(0*l - 4*l + 2*l + (4 - 2 + 0)*(2 - 2 - 2*l) - 1 + 1 - 2*l) as r*l**2 + d*l + a and give r.
-82
Rearrange 0*b**3 + 2*b**3 - 4*b**3 + 7*b - 15*b - b**3 - 15 + 7*b + (3 + 6 - 3)*(13*b**3 - 45*b**3 - 23*b**3) to h + u*b**3 + o*b**2 + j*b and give h.
-15
Express (-3 + o**2 + 3)*(-6 + 3 + 2) + 4*o**2 - 18*o**2 - 7*o**2 + (2 - 2 + 2*o)*(-47 + 47 + 37*o) in the form f + v*o**2 + b*o and give v.
52
Express -548*m**2 + 40*m**2 + 2271*m**2 + 1922*m**2 + 323*m**2 in the form n + a*m**2 + q*m and give n.
0
Rearrange (0*r - 2*r + 0*r)*(-r**2 - 2*r**2 + 2*r**2) + 1 - 35*r**3 - 42205*r + 21094*r + 21108*r + 3*r**2 to the form l*r**3 + u*r**2 + c + t*r and give u.
3
Express (-4*u**2 + 10*u**2 - 2*u**2)*(-3*u + 3*u - u) - 1104*u**3 + 2670*u**3 - 1032*u**3 in the form c*u**2 + o*u + r*u**3 + a and give r.
530
Express (211*h**2 + 124*h - 124*h)*(-28*h + h + 6*h) in the form g*h**3 + k*h + l + y*h**2 and give g.
-4431
Rearrange (-2*d - 6 + 6)*(-1100*d + 26 + 32 - 58)*(4*d - 15 + 15) to m*d**2 + y*d + j + l*d**3 and give j.
0
Rearrange (-87 + 16 - 37)*(-78*d**2 + 131*d**2 - 118*d**2) to g + b*d**2 + y*d and give b.
7020
Rearrange -7*h**3 + 19*h - 19*h + (-3 + 5 - 3)*(-h**2 - h**2 + 4*h**2)*(105*h + 11*h + 97*h) to the form k + u*h**2 + o*h + d*h**3 and give d.
-433
Rearrange 5382*s - 13404*s + 3379*s to z*s + w and give z.
-4643
Express (m**2 + 0*m**2 + 0*m**2)*((-685 - 700 + 284)*(-m**2 + 0 + 0) + 3*m**2 + 0*m + 0*m) in the form d*m**2 + a*m**4 + p*m + w*m**3 + q and give a.
1104
Rearrange -33 + 10 + 8*o**3 + 11 - 6*o - 42*o**4 + 4*o + 10 to the form q + d*o**4 + w*o**2 + g*o**3 + p*o and give p.
-2
Express 53*j + j**4 - 3*j**2 + 4*j**2 - 347 + 38*j - 88*j in the form c*j + q*j**3 + u*j**2 + b*j**4 + f and give u.
1
Express (3*g - 3*g + g + (2 - 7 + 0)*(-160*g + 75*g + 128*g))*(2*g - 1 + 1) in the form q*g**2 + n + j*g and give j.
0
Express (-162*z - 76*z - 92*z)*(1 + 0 + 1) + (1 - 1 - 2*z)*(2 - 5 + 2) in the form l + k*z and give k.
-658
Express 335 + 5*l**2 - 335 + 726*l**3 + 253*l - 725*l**3 as t*l**2 + o + h*l + p*l**3 and give h.
253
Rearrange -4123*w + 4125*w - 14 + 50*w**2 + 28 - 12 to the form v + g*w + p*w**2 and give g.
2
Express 52 + 12*n**3 - 53 - 9*n**3 + n**2 - 3*n**3 - 141*n - n**4 as j*n**3 + c*n**2 + g + f*n**4 + t*n and give g.
-1
Rearrange (o**2 + o**2 - o**2)*(-208*o + 189*o - 35 + 209 + 120) to b + q*o + c*o**2 + x*o**3 and give x.
-19
Express (3*k - k - k + (k + 0 + 0)*(-3 + 2 + 2) - 5*k + 5*k + 2*k)*(-111 + 201 - 417)*(-4 + 5 - 3)*(2 + 1 + 2)*(2*k + 0*k - k) as q*k**2 + m + c*k and give q.
13080
Express -8 + 2 - 46*p + 277*p + 6 + 7 in the form s + z*p and give s.
7
Express -33 - 114 - 42 + 4*d - 136 - 7 as a*d + w and give a.
4
Rearrange -5773 + 1695 - 2344 - 3*x + 2*x to q + j*x and give q.
-6422
Rearrange 131 - 114 - 21 + 2*z**3 - 13*z to the form b*z**3 + w*z**2 + m*z + x and give m.
-13
Express j + 0*j - 104538 + 100160 + j + 2*j**2 as c*j**2 + i + a*j and give i.
-4378
Express -c**4 - 541*c + 541*c - 22 + 23*c**3 - 21*c**3 - 2*c**2 in the form w*c + x*c**4 + d + f*c**2 + a*c**3 and give d.
-22
Express 0*q + 0*q + 2*q**3 + (0 + 0 - q**2)*(-5*q + q + q) + 292887 - 292887 + 2718*q**3 as j*q**2 + t*q**3 + x*q + u and give t.
2723
Rearrange 0*a + a - 10 + 8 + (1 + 0 + 0)*(14 - 14 + 4*a) - 95*a + 284*a - 101*a to the form m + s*a and give m.
-2
Rearrange 2002*i**3 + 2001*i**3 + 19 - 10*i + 2005*i**3 - 6013*i**3 to the form x*i + k*i**3 + f + h*i**2 and give x.
-10
Rearrange -88122*y**2 + 88121*y**2 - 1 + 4*y - 3*y + 74*y**4 + y to the form j*y + x*y**3 + n + d*y**2 + g*y**4 and give g.
74
Rearrange 5622*p**2 - 11*p**3 + 26 - 2*p - 5622*p**2 to z*p**3 | {
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<?php
/**
* This code is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License.
*
* Copyright (c) 2017, Maks Rafalko
* All rights reserved.
*
* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
* modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
*
* * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
* list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
*
* * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
* this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
* and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
*
* * Neither the name of the copyright holder nor the names of its
* contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from
* this software without specific prior written permission.
*
* THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
* AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
* IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE
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* FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
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* OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace Infection\Mutator\Unwrap;
use function array_slice;
use function count;
use Infection\Mutator\Definition;
use Infection\Mutator\MutatorCategory;
use PhpParser\Node;
/**
* @internal
*/
final class UnwrapArrayUintersectAssoc extends AbstractUnwrapMutator
{
public static function getDefinition(): ?Definition
{
return new Definition(
<<<'TXT'
Replaces an `array_uintersect_assoc` function call with each of its operands. For example:
```php
$x = array_uintersect_assoc(
['foo' => 'bar'],
['baz' => 'bar'],
$value_compare_func
);
```
Will be mutated to:
```php
$x = ['foo' => 'bar'];
```
And into:
```php
$x = ['baz' => 'bar'];
```
TXT
,
MutatorCategory::SEMANTIC_REDUCTION,
null
);
}
protected function getFunctionName(): string
{
return 'array_uintersect_assoc';
}
protected function getParameterIndexes(Node\Expr\FuncCall $node): iterable
{
yield from array_slice(
array_keys($node->args),
0,
count($node->args) - 1
);
}
}
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CENTRAL QUESTION
================
Over one hundred years after Emil Adolph (later von) Behring\'s discovery of serum factors that mediate immunity \[[@B1]\] earned the first Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1901 \[[@B2]\], why should we celebrate antibodies, what von Behring originally called "antikorper"? Why be concerned with heavy and light chains, variable and constant domains, Fabs and Fcs, hypervariable and framework regions, isotypes, allotypes, and idiotypes? What has "antibody," a term redolent with opposition, resounding with antagonism, resonating with subversion, come to signify?
RANGE OF ANTIBODY FUNCTIONS
===========================
Antibodies are functionally protean proteins \[[@B3]\]. They serve in an unparalleled range of roles in biology and medicine by virtue of a remarkable constellation of attributes including inducibility, or potential inducibility by, and noncovalent affinity for, almost any small molecule or macromolecule, prodigious capacity for molecular discrimination, structural and functional stability, remarkably extended serum half-life, structural features conducive to detection in laboratory assays, and biologically efficacious interactions, known as effector functions. These immunity-mediating effector systems involve complement and Fc receptor-bearing cells and more recently-discovered intracellular molecules.
GENETIC ORIGINS AND DIVERSITY
=============================
Antibodies, also known as immunoglobulins, originate in an almost unique process of gene rearrangement (the broad outlines and selected critical details of which are shared with their first cousins, the T-cell receptors) that depends on what might be referred to as a series of dynamic, approximately one-dimensional immunoglobulin gene jigsaw puzzles \[[@B4]\]. Each antibody polypeptide chain is constructed of 3 or 4 domains encoded by gene segments that are separated by intervening stretches of nucleotide sequence in the germline DNA and that become juxtaposed, prior to translation, by either DNA rearrangement or RNA splicing. These nucleic acid acrobatics generate new amino acid sequences, not originally encoded in the germline genome, in regions of the polypeptide chains referred to, with astonishing creativity, as variable regions. Superimposed on these mutation-generating events that are integral to the processes required for the assembly of complete antibody-encoding genes is another unique process, termed somatic hypermutation that can lead to affinity maturation (ie, increased average affinity for the antigen) \[[@B5]\]. The latter process, effectively localized to the genetic sequences encoding heavy and light chain variable (V) domains, further expands the repertoire of V domain amino acid sequences displayed by the population of antibody molecules. As a consequence of these multiple diversification processes, there is enormous variation of primary structure in the context of impressive conservation of tertiary and quaternary structure. For example, a single human can produce as many as 100 billion different antibodies displaying distinguishable heavy-light chain V domain pairs \[[@B6]\].
COMPLEX FORMATION
=================
The complementary relationship between variation and conservation in antibody structure foreshadows the critical functional role of another level of complementarity. Antibodies exist in large measure to form noncovalent complexes with ligands, referred to as antigens, and it is through this fundamental biochemical process that vertebrate bodily integrity is affirmed and parasitic ambition is thwarted. At least to a rough approximation, the antibody and the antigen fit together as do the complementary shapes of a three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle \[[@B7], [@B8]\]. However, intra-molecular flexibility in potentially both the antibody and the antigen, solvent effects, and other factors (eg, temperature, pressure, pH, ionic strength, and the extent of molecular crowding) external to the antibody-antigen system can influence the strength of the interaction \[[@B9]\]. By virtue of these features, antibody-antigen interactions serve as instructive prototypes for all noncovalent interactions in biology.
DIVERSITY OF MOLECULAR TARGETS
==============================
Antibodies can bind to molecules in solution and on cell surfaces. They can recognize proteins (including other antibodies), peptides, polysaccharides, lipids, nucleic acids, and small organic molecules, natural or synthetic and including pharmaceutical agents. They can be elicited by and form non-covalent complexes with native, post-translationally modified, and denatured proteins. They can bind independently of one another, and they can bind via cooperative mechanisms, both inter-molecular and intra-molecular and can attach to monovalent and multivalent antigens. In addition, antibodies can sometimes engage all of their antigen-binding sites simultaneously with one bivalent or multivalent antigen, so called monogamous bivalency or multivalency, or they can crosslink independent soluble antigens or antigenic particles leading to, respectively, precipitation or agglutination. Both of these processes can be usefully exploited in research or clinical labs in addition to contributing to both physiologic and pathophysiologic mechanisms \[[@B10]\].
MEDIATION OF IMMUNITY
=====================
What beneficial consequences does this capacity for forming molecular complexes bring to the producer of the antibodies? Antibodies mediate immunity by diverse means. They inactivate toxins and enzymes and perhaps antagonize other functions associated with pathogen-encoded macromolecules. They do it by denying viruses the opportunity to latch onto, penetrate, or control the biosynthetic processes of host cells. They do it by preventing bacteria, fungi, and parasites from adhering to host epithelium, and by calling in other soluble molecules, such as the complement proteins, or cell-bound molecules, the Fc receptors and their associated cells, to destroy the targets to which they have physically attached: truly guilt by association. And, they may even do it, although perhaps less frequently, by following microbes into host cells and inactivating key pathogen molecules, or by transmitting healing signals into host cells \[[@B10]\].
ROLES IN PATHOGENESIS
=====================
As if this were not enough, antibodies also participate in disease pathogenesis through an equally varied range of mechanisms \[[@B10]\]. They can inactivate host hormones and kill, in concert with other host molecules, host cells. They can deposit in and damage tissues by eliciting the constellation of processes known as inflammation, and they can modulate inflammation as a function of their glycosylation state. They can also mimic hormones by binding to hormone receptors thereby transducing signals into cells and causing, in some cases, excessive secretion of yet other hormones, and they can decrease cell surface receptor expression, leading to failures in intercellular communication. Lastly, antibodies can contribute to the failure of almost any organ, including those newly acquired through transplantation \[[@B11]\].
CONTRIBUTIONS TO DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY
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And yet there is more to elicit the envy and subvert the self-esteem of other, less versatile, molecular species. In clinical laboratories, antibodies are used to measure the concentrations in body fluids of dozens of soluble molecules, from hormones and cytokines to toxins and drugs, both legal and illegal, to detect and characterize molecules in body fluids or tissues, and to identify and enumerate normal and abnormal cell types in the blood or tissues \[[@B12]\]. They have been used to compute compatibility for organ and stem cell transplants \[[@B13]\], detoxify overdoses of therapeutic drugs \[[@B14]\], pinpoint paternity \[[@B15]\], maintain maternity \[[@B16]\], and as products of biotechnology, treat tumors, infections, and immune responses that damage transplanted organs \[[@B17], [@B18]\]. Coupled to radionuclides, and in conjunction with sophisticated imaging equipment, they can be used to localize antigens and cells in the living patient \[[@B19]\].
CELL BIOLOGY AND SOMATIC EVOLUTION
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Antibodies exist in solution and on cell surfaces. They participate in signal transduction, antigen internalization, and cellular trafficking. They traverse epithelial surfaces, going from basolateral to apical domains, sometimes even disposing of molecular refuse in the process. They naturally evolve in real time in the course of a single host-pathogen interaction \[[@B20]\], and they can even be "trained" (via mutation and selection, *in vivo* or *in vitro*) to carry out selected enzymatic reactions \[[@B21], [@B22]\].
MOTIVATION FOR FOCUSING ON ANTIBODIES
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So, here is an answer to the initial query: antibodies are pillars of the immune response, paragons of molecular specificity, defenders of organismal integrity, tools of diagnosis, purveyors of biotechnological therapy, and finally, as a consequence of the foregoing, emblems and icons of the immune system. If, as Richard Feynman claimed, "Nature uses only the longest threads to weave her patterns, so that each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry," then antibodies correspond to a very long thread indeed.
I would like to thank Michael Lederman for encouraging submission of this manuscript and Michael Lederman and Don Anthony for critical comments and the numerous investigators whose research generated the insights summarized above.
POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
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The author does not have a conflict to declare.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
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Supported by funds from the CWRU/UH Center for AIDS Research: NIH Center for AIDS Research grant P30 AI036219.
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"Fuck." "Weapon." "It's time, Freya." "I told you before, Father the answer is no!" "Wulfric will be a good man!" "With you by his side maybe a good king!" "He'll be just like his father a tyrant and a butcher." "I won't marry him!" "Then you better choose someone else." "Because when he's king it'll be too late to say no." "Then don't make him king!" "Let me look at that." "It's fine." "Let me see it!" "I'm not getting any younger, Freya." "I just want to make sure that you're well looked after when I'm gone." "I know, Father." "I know." "And if any one can make Wulfric keep the peace, by the gods, it's you." "I rule Herot and Freya rules me." "I don't think so." "And no queen of mine will fight like a man." "I will take care of you." "She's like her mother." "You'd do well to tread more softly with her." "There's nothing soft about her." "Gunnar's village was sacked." "What happened?" "I don't know." "There were no bodies, nothing." "Slavers?" "Too much blood." "What about Gunnar?" "He's still trading with the Rus." "He'll be back before the snow." "He'll think it was us." "It should've been." "Was it?" "No." "We caught a man nearby in the woods." "One of ours?" "Well, what tribe was he?" "Frankish, Rus?" "I don't know." "But I'll find out." "Well, do it quickly." "It's war if you don't." "I'll take those." "Bring him" "So who are you, Outlander?" "I'd answer him, friend." "Your name!" "My name is Kainan." "Kainan?" "What kind of name is that?" "Where are you from?" "An Island to the north." "Why did you attack Gunnar's village?" "I didn't attack anyone." "Then why were you there?" "I was hunting." "Hunting?" "Hunting what?" "That." "A dragon" "Tell me!" "Why where you there?" "Where are your men?" "Told you." "Don't lie to me." "Stick with the dragons." "I like that one." "All right." "I'll tell you." "I was hunting... dragons." "Not yet" "The prisoner's hurt." "So are you, by the looks of it." "And he needs looking after" "I've got work to do." "You clean up your own mess." "To hell with it then." "He dies, it's on your head." "Bjorn!" "He needs looking after" "Let me pass." "That's enough!" "Get out!" "What did he tell you?" "Nothing." "Some lies about a dragon." "But he's hiding something." "Keep at him." "I have to send riders to find Gunnar." "He has to know that it wasn't us." "He'll never believe us." "Not when he sees his village." "We should kill him while we still have the chance." "Like your father would have done." "And he would have been right." "My father's dead because of Gunnar." "Your father's dead because he was a fool!" "You want to kill Gunnar." "I can understand that." "And you want to rule from here." "I can understand that, too." "But it's not your sword that will make you king, nor Shield Hall." "It's how you rule your own head and heart." "Until you understand that then you'll never wear this." "Water." "Please." "Thank you." "Did you do what they're saying?" "Did you attack Gunnar's village?" "No." "Bjorn!" "It's sharp." "It's never sharp enough." "If Gunnar comes tonight..." "If Gunnar comes tonight he'll stick that blade right up your arse." "...then you'll wish it wasn't so sharp." "You smell that?" "Arn?" "The sentries are gone!" "It's Gunnar!" "Get to the walls!" "Where are they?" "!" "Is it raiders?" "Give me my blade, woman!" "They're inside the walls." "Take your men, fan out!" "The rest with me!" "Gunnar!" "Moorwen!" "He's getting away!" "Get him out of here!" "Where is Gunnar?" "I don't know!" "What could have done this?" "Right, get up." "It was the demon, Mimir." "Come to drag us down to Jotunheim and freeze us dead." "Enough of your forest spirits, Unferth." "It was Frankish raiders." "Sure enough!" "They climbed over the walls." "Then what, Boromir?" "We all saw Bjorn's body." "He was clawed to death." "It was an animal." "No!" "This is the work of Lucifer!" "Visited upon us because you buried King Halga like a pagan... and not like a Christian!" "My father was a Viking." "He worshiped Odin not some woodworker nailed to a cross." "And I'll be damned if it was anything but a bear!" "First Gunnar, now us." "Three of my men are missing five are dead." "May Odin keep them." "So why don't you tell me about your dragon?" "My people call it a Moorwen." "A Moorwen?" "I've never even heard of such a thing." "Believe me." "The first time I saw one," "I didn't know what I was looking at." "It was just a smudge of light in the darkness." "It could have been anything." "That's how it draws its prey in, with light." "Foxfire." "It kills men, beasts, everything." "And it smells like death." "There's nothing like that here." "Yes, there is." "Because I brought it here." "Silence!" "Leave him!" "Come here!" "You say you're responsible for this." "Yes." "It got on my ship, it killed my crew." "Then we crashed here." "I know you don't believe me... but this thing has carved out a territory and you are in it." "You think you can frighten us with children's stories." "This is no story." "But whatever you think did this, you're going to hunt it down aren't you?" "Take me with you." "How am I supposed to fight it like this?" "You're not." "That one's yours." "What do I do with it?" "Hey!" "What do I with it?" "Outlander." "Enough!" "Mount up." "How's your jaw?" "Your jaw!" "Freya?" "Here." "Try some of this." "Cure anything from a sword in the guts to a broken heart." "You shouldn't feel too bad." "You see that?" "She once stuck me with a fork." "It seems I got a little too familiar when I was in me cups." "Well, go on!" "Drink!" "Good, eh?" "What is it?" "What is it!" "What kind of backwater are you from?" "Some place far from here." "For certain." "Far off and sad that's not tasted Herot mead." "Boromir likes his drink." "You know, Outlander... we trade in every direction for a thousand miles." "South, east and west, not north." "There's nothing there." "Maybe you haven't looked far enough." "Perhaps." "But what's a man who lives so far north doing in these seas?" "We have an outpost near here." "And that's where this Moorwen got on board your ship?" "Yes." "And what it did to your village it did to mine." "We were taking the bodies back for a burial." "That's when it must have gotten onboard." "Hold up!" "Bear came this way." "There's been a lot of animals through here since." "We should split up try to find the main trail." "That's a bad idea." "We should stay together." "We'll pair up." "Wulfric, you take the Outlander." "A bear wouldn't do this." "It's here." "Wulfric!" "Wait!" "Now that's a bear." "Outlander!" "Take this sword." "And your life, too." "It's yours again." "Wulfric!" "Wulfric!" "Kainan!" "Kainan!" "Kainan!" "Sit here!" "Be my guest tonight." "Daughter!" "Kainan needs some drink." "See, now you look like a Viking." "Doesn't he, Freya?" "Perhaps." "Nobody cooks this better than my kitchen." "Eat!" "There I was, running into the cave ahead of everyone... when suddenly, out of nowhere came the biggest... most vicious bear I've ever seen." "He tore up two grown men... and was about to eat the king himself... when the Outlander stuck his sword in it." "You see, the bear was there." "No!" "There!" "And Rothgar was..." "Rothgar was here." "What's this?" "Creeping into Shield Hall uninvited." "Off you go!" "Wait!" "What's your name?" "Answer him, lad." "Here." "Are you hungry?" "He wants to see the sword that killed the bear." "No." "I'll trade you for your name." "Eric." "Eric." "A sword for a name." "Just bring it back in one piece." "His parents were killed by raiders a year ago." "The boy'll be fine." "We take care of our own." "Shields!" "Shields!" "Shields!" "it is." "Shield!" "Shield!" "Shield!" "You!" "Kainan!" "You." "Kainan!" "Kainan!" "Kainan!" "Up!" "Kainan!" "Kainan!" "What now?" "Follow me." "The Outlander's good." "Care to wager some gold on him?" "No one beats Wulfric at shields." "Kainan!" "Now you try this." "Oh hell." "Are you ready for this, Boromir?" "I am now." "Okay." "Not bad." "Sorry." "Outlander, I wanted..." "Kainan." "My name is Kainan." "Kainan," "I wanted to thank you for bringing my father back to me." "For saving his life." "It happened so fast I did it without thinking." "Like when you hit me?" "Hit you?" "Yes, sorry about that." "We're even now." "All the women are talking about you." "They say you're from a place far beyond the ice." "I heard one say from the home of the gods." "What do you think?" "I think... she was a little drunk." "Freya!" "Everyone thinks that bear killed your people." "It didn't." "It was the Moorwen and it will come back." "Get the others!" "It's Gunnar!" "Get out of here!" "Get out of here!" "Get out of here!" "Rothgar!" "It's over." "We've lost!" "No!" "Let me go!" "Get your hands off me!" "Rothgar!" "The gate." "Close the gate!" "Rothgar!" "Where are you you bastard son of a bitch?" "Where's my wife?" "Where's my boy?" "You didn't even leave me their bodies." "If it takes a thousand years" "I'll carve your heart out of your rotting chest." "Do you hear me?" "This is the man you want to make peace with?" "Are you all right?" "I'm fine." "That looks deep." "Here let me clean it." "What happened out there?" "Who was that?" "That was Gunnar." "Gunnar?" "King Halga, Wulfric's father... called all the tribes together for a raid on the Franks." "Gunnar never showed." "There was an ambush and Halga was killed." "So Wulfric thinks Gunnar betrayed him." "And Gunnar thinks his village was destroyed in revenge." "That's right." "Wulfric is simple like his father." "He'll send a party into the trees just before dawn." "And then attack from the main gate first light." "But I think he's in for a surprise." "Gunnar said wait here." "Aethril?" "Circle up." "Circle up!" "Get Wulfric and Rothgar up here now!" "What's going on?" "Wulfric!" "Wait!" "Don't shoot!" "Hold your fire." "We surrender." "It's a trick." "Archers!" "Ready!" "Fire!" "Wait!" "Hold your fire, you bastards!" "Wait!" "No!" "Open the gates!" "Wulfric!" "No!" "Look!" "Now that is not a bear." "It was like hitting a stone wall." "I hit it with all I had." "Ran." "Just like you ran from my father." "I'll cut your tongue out, boy." "Stop!" "Both of you." "That thing is still out there!" "The gods have cursed us all." "We should leave this place while we can still save our families." "This is our home!" "We are not going to let that thing chase us out!" "She's right!" "We're not leaving." "We're going to hunt this thing down and kill it like Vikings." "Hunting won't work." "You can't take it on in the open." "It's too powerful." "Well, what else is there?" "We trap it." "Even if you do track it down," "How are you going to kill it?" "Why are we even listening to him?" "He's not one of us." "That's right." "I'm not." "But you're wrong about this, Wulfric." "Like you were wrong about and the bear." "And you'll always be wrong until you stop thinking with this." "This is finished!" "You're not one of us." "The decision is ours." "However, I'm still your king." "And my judgment is that the Outlander is correct." "We build the trap." "So, where do we start?" "Here..." "And ending... here." "What are you waiting for?" "Dig!" "The forge, what does it burn?" "Wood." "What about the torches, the lamps?" "Whale oil." "I'll need it." "How much?" "All of it." "How's it coming?" "Is it deep enough for you?" "No." "Four more feet." "And when you got that..." "I need two rows of postholes running up both sides." "Post holes?" "Yeah." "What do you need post holes for?" "Posts." "Posts." "Posts." "Are we done now?" "Not yet." "Not yet?" "What's left?" "Shields?" "Shields." "When this thing is over there's a place here for you." "Should you wish it." "You hungry?" "What about you?" "I'll eat when you're finished." "No." "You sit." "Thank you." "I saw you talking to my father today." "What did he say?" "He asked me to stay." "What did you say?" "Freya..." "You don't even know what kind of man I am." "I know enough." "No, you don't." "So, tell me." "Kainan?" "My people are no different than yours." "Hungry for land." "So when we found an island we wanted, we took it." "It didn't matter that it already belonged to something else..." "Moorwens." "Millions of them." "But we wanted it." "After all, we told ourselves they were nothing." "Just animals." "Beasts." "So we killed them all with fire." "Those we missed, we hunted down." "You obeyed your king's orders." "You didn't have a choice." "You always have a choice." "Land that belonged to the Moorwens now belonged to us." "As part of my pay I was given a place for my family to live." "And I thought I could forget what I'd done to get it." "Some things you can't bury deep enough." "Hey!" "What are you doing?" "That plant, it stung me." "It what?" "It stung me." "Let me show you something." "Stay right here, okay?" "Kainan." "The guns are up." "And there are none of them left." "You'll be safe." "I love you." "I love you, too." "Three weeks later I got word that one of the Moorwens had survived." "And it got in our compound and killed everyone." "It was the will of the gods." "It was their destiny." "There is no destiny." "There is no gods." "It was just me." "And I failed them." "I failed them." "This is a king's sword, passed down from my ancestors." "My father gave it to me... and told me that one day" "I would know the man to give it to." "A good man." "If you truly believe that you write the tale of your own life then the end is up to you." "More arrows!" "The gods be with you." "Boromir, close the doors." "Open the gates!" "You sure this will work?" "That's what I thought." "Hold this." "Gods above..." "Wait for my order!" "What's your damn priest doing?" "I command thee, Lucifer, quit this place!" "Ready!" "Wulfric!" "Hold your fire!" "Shoot!" "Take my hand!" "Shoot!" "Hold!" "Take it now!" "Fire!" "By the gods!" "Freya?" "Freya!" "Freya!" "Moorwen!" "Kainan" "There's another one!" "Kainan!" "everyone's leaving." "Eric, it's not safe here anymore." "Everyone's going to the boats." "You need to go, too." "But, I want to stay here with you." "You'll come back soon." "Everyone will." "You promise?" "I promise." "Your boots, do you want them back?" "No." "They're his now." "What are you going to do?" "You're king now." "King of what?" "This?" "This... and them..." "Whatever Herot becomes tomorrow... will be because of what you do right now." "Let's go kill this thing together." "You're daft!" "We're not going down there." "That's where it came from." "That's where we're going." "But we don't know how to kill it yet." "We need better weapons." "No." "We need better metal." "Boromir, get the forge ready." "Unferth, Olaf, get the torches and the ropes." "Let's go." "I'm coming with you." "No you're not." "That thing killed my father and destroyed my home." "I'm coming with you." "This is where your ship went down?" "That's right." "In a lake?" "Don't ask." "Kainan?" "Freya?" "Freya?" "Where's Freya?" "Just get the metal and make the swords!" "Damn." "What kind of metal is this?" "King's sword again." "You're..." "I know." "Daft." "Let's go." "Where's it coming from?" "It's beneath us." "God." "I slipped." "Let's keep moving." "Ain't nothing down there." "Unferth!" "Wulfric!" "Can you see anything?" "Over here!" "Boromir!" "We'll drink together again, Kainan." "Herot mead." "Best in the world." "No!" "Kainan!" "Freya!" "Freya...!" "Kainan!" "That way!" "Freya!" "I'm here." "Freya, Freya." "Freya!" "Freya." "Squeeze through!" "Squeeze through!" "Too tight." "Take it!" "Freya, calm down, calm down." "By all the gods." "Move!" "Over there!" "Get her out of here!" "Come on!" "Swing me!" "Wulfric!" "Is it dead?" "Yes." "I wanted this for so long." "At least I got to wear it for a day." 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Highlights
Jib KidderIV
Despite all noble efforts to keep up with the new music of a given year, it often seems the records that completely consume my listening world are the ones that I don’t hear until early in the proceeding year. For 2013/14, Jib Kidder’s (real name: Sean Schuster-Craig)IV is undeniably that record.
Like many of TMT’s favorite albums of 2013 and Schuster-Craig’s other work, IV relies heavily on the re-contextualizing power of sampling. There are elements of both Andrew Pekler’s artful deconstruction and Dean Blunt’s ad hoc appropriation in Schuster-Craig’s approach, but the music that he creates with these techniques bears little resemblance to either of those artists. Instead, Schuster-Craig repurposes indistinguishable bits of rock music as the accompaniment for his own infectious power pop. Part of what makes IV so remarkable is how seamlessly Schuster-Craig’s organic instrumentation and songwriting is used in conjunction with his sampling.
Like Dean Blunt’s The Redeemer, it’s possible to ignore the sampling element altogether because of the structural integrity of both artists’ songwriting, but closer inspection of tracks like “Coincidence,” “Living in U,” and “New Crimes” reveal the hidden mutant aspects of Schuster-Craig’s pop. “Coincidence’s” drums are clearly culled entirely from some drum solo breakdown and as a result sound totally fucked when focused on. Similarly, “Living in U” plays with the odd metrical possibilities of a re-articulated drum loop in the context of Americana tinged pop while “New Crimes” blurs the lines between the acoustic space of a sampled loop and live instrumentation with it’s reverberant shoegaze. All of these moments are handled with the utmost subtlety and Schuster-Craig’s ability to imperceptibly create bedroom pop out of the forgotten moments in others’ songs illustrates the depth of his sampling prowess. It may be too late for IV to be your favorite record of 2013, but now seems like the perfect time for it to dominate your 2014 listening habits.
“black vacuum”
Hot off their lost offerings CS EP on Moon Glyph last year, clipd beaks continues on (!!!!!), and this time they wielding a “black vacuum.” Get sucked into the sheer UV-gaze vocals as the visitor emerges through camera lens’d sun-spots. What dimension does this visitor appear from? Why does it wear such a magnificent helmet? Visitor holography? “Yo, you’re a trip, pal! Want to chill with me here and feel out this ‘black vacuum’ I’ve been reeling?” you ask agreeing with the steady drum beat, and the visitor is totally down with the idea.
Yet, as you’re listening together, worlds and dimensional lines seem to melt and blend with lingering guitar: textures, colors, shapes; YOUR shape; the VISITOR’s shape. The visitor’s gaze gives you a chill state of being, though. Vibrancy can’t even explain the feelings your experiencing while madness washes over you and out into calm. Be within. Be together. Belong!
“Waterfalls”
Some cover versions are a blurry photocopy of last year’s bare arse from the Christmas party, cashed in and pinned up, embarrassing for everyone involved: progenitor, distributor, ‘interpreter,’ No such debauchery with Laura Groves, formally Blue Roses, originally Laura Groves in the first place. This is a photo of a photo, developed in its own light. Video director Laura Coulson bears this in mind with her beautiful single shot dark-room portrait; allowing Groves’ to play with each of McCartney’s potentially cloying words, clearly deeply appreciative of the song, yet sometimes allowing a coy smile at its occasionally baffling lyrical oddities (“Some big friendly polar bear might want to take you home” – see original video for wonderful green screen fireworks display with said polar bear). She render’s his smooth Rhodes bed into something all encompassing, almost claustrophobic, finding the core of a ballad where TLC found an anthem.
Groves looks and sounds happily in control of her frankly remarkable voice, which we’ll no doubt hear more of soon, following last year’s Thinking About Thinking EP.
Split
Though it never died in the first place, the recent “revival” of the cassette tape in our collective (un)consciousness owes much to the efforts of Mike Haley A.K.A. Wether — co-host of the Tabs Out podcast, and founder of 905 Tapes. You may have scoped the Tabs Out posse’s columns on AdHocFM (Who Has Tapes Anymore?) and this very site (Laser Focus), and then confused relatives over brunch with requests to unearth the ancient tape deck from the crawlspace (“Remember now, there’s no ‘shuffle’ feature on this one.” *wink* *grimace*). 905’s catalog reads like a Who’s Who of Champion Zoners, encompassing everyone from Mick Barr to Derek Rogers, Quicksails to Merzbow, M. Geddes Gengras to Helm (damn [Editor’s note: DAMN]). The label’s new batch, decked out with Sailor Jerry-core classic tattoo J-cards, continues to deliver the goods.
If anyone is exploiting the experimental underground’s cassette proclivity to the fullest, Headboggle (born Derek Gedalecia) is that human being. The restless multi-multi-instrumentalist’s third physical release with 905 finds him conjuring synth-noise chaos from his arsenal of modular, analog, and homemade electronics. Sir Boggle’s ecstatic, randomized bleeps and confounding “song” structures, conveyed to our brains by his hi-fidelity recording practices, beg comparisons to electronic music forefathers like Morton Subotnick while sounding unlike pretty much anything released in this decade / century. Flip over the tape for thirty minutes of eclectic improv from solo synth wizard Collin McKelvey. His live session cycles through enough mutant tones, churning rhythmic passages, and squalls of ‘verb-drenched noise to keep true heads engaged for its whole mind-expanding duration.
ÜBRMNSCH-BLWY-PLX
What exactly have we come to expect from the anonymous online beat-maker, particularly when they chose to adopt such a weird and dubious title? Probably not much. Not when there are new producers causing havoc every other day at the Choco HQ with their own personal, refined, or sentimental touch to this month’s hottest micro shit storm.
Gunge. Well if this isn’t another butt-plug in the face of expectation. Dripping with cheesey guitar solos, filthy trap snares, pitch-fucked R&B vocals, unstoppable happy hardcore breaks and a hint of transgressive hip-hop… Wait. That’s all just baggy genre-tagging; an attempt at turning this outrageous offering into something familiar, something we can relate to. No. The latest release from “electronic label concept” Interscape is another epic failure for expectation. This thing is unhinged.
Download ÜBRMNSCH-BLWY-PLX for free over at the Interscape Bandcamp or stream below. It’s Wednesday. Melt yourself.
ßITCH $HIFT
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How entwined must sex be with masculinity that if a man never has sex he is shamed?
There is a social expectation that everyone, but especially men, should not only desire to have sex, but have copious amounts of sex. And it is nothing new. Sexual desire was established as a natural human quality, especially for men, via nineteenth century Victorian medical discourses of sexology. With this normalized sexual expectation came the conditioning and internalization of a notion that if a man does not have sexual intercourse or desire sex, the latter of which is barely, if at all, comprehensible, then he is defective or “less of a man.”
These legacies endure today. If you are to briefly consider what a male virgin symbolizes to society, some initial thoughts that may emerge are of a man who is pathetically lonely, an unkempt “loser,” or a basement dweller living with his parents, all of which are meant to carry negative connotations. What do popular media depictions of male virgins like The 40-Year-Old Virgin or, much timelier, a Vine mocking the status of being an “adult virgin,” inform us of a much larger social perception? To be an “adult virgin” is positioned never as an aspiration, and is surely never a figure who any man should ever strive to be.
Men who have never engaged in sex are people to deride or perhaps even pity. This condescending perception inherently concludes that a man who has never engaged in sexual intercourse exists, not because he does not possess sexual desire, but because he is unable to attract a woman (under the perception of compulsory heterosexuality) to have sex with him. Beyond framing the male virgin as unattractive and inferior, it also places sex upon a pedestal of androcentric achievement — the more sex, the manlier the man. In this paradigm, sex is conflated with success, and remains the goal that every man should aspire to acquire.
Considering my own status as a socially-perceived man (although I identify as a demiguy) who has never engaged in sex, and as an asexual person who does not possess sexual desire, I am conscious of my intersections with experiences of male virginity. My asexuality has been consistently invalidated in relation to my bodily perception as a “man,” who should therefore be inherently sexual. When I have told others that I am asexual, there is a frequent assumption that I may actually be “a virgin who can’t get laid” or am simply using it as cover for being gay. It is easier for society to conceive of a man to be a virgin who can’t “get laid,” residing him to abject failure, rather than a man who doesn’t want to “get laid,” positioning him outside of social intelligibility altogether.
Two months ago, I was featured in Buzzfeed LGBT’s video compilation of ace people for #AsexualAwarenessWeek and happened upon a response in the comments section of the video directed towards me that exemplifies this perception. The comment read: “That Michael P is cute, so it can’t be that they can’t find anyone to bone them. Maybe they’re just super nervous or something.” In this instance, I was being framed as a sexual person who was only not engaging in sexual intercourse, not because I couldn’t find a man who would want to have sex with me, but because of anxiety or even some other unseen possibility. I was unable to be asexual and content with my absence of sexual desire.
There is an ongoing criticism at play in society in which male virgins are being resided to the realm of humorous failure while asexual men remain external to social understanding, incapable of being acknowledged even as a possibility of existing. Both may be engaging in the similar practice of nonsexual existence (although this may not always be the case for asexual men). Within this framework of shaming male virgins and invalidating asexual men for potentially similar absences of sexual intercourse, there is an apparent forgetfulness or suppression of the relationship between toxic masculinity and the sexual expectations placed upon men, which often manifest aggressively and violently.
The disastrous implications of toxic masculinity have rippled outward from these sexual expectations. Men are socialized to idolize sex as the tool that makes them “manly” or “masculine,” which themselves are constructed as qualities that should be aspired to gain. It is this predication on sex that generates byproducts of brutality as men strive to fulfill this gendered objective. As queer people, we frequently navigate this consequential reality daily. We feel the presence of cisgender heterosexual men, especially, as threatening to our safety and well-being, and that is not without valid reason. More generally, so many of us, including cishet men, are witnesses to or perhaps even directly implicated in the tragedies caused by toxic masculinity and the aggressive sexual violence of men on a constant recurring basis.
How then can we, rightly, critique and call out men for their violent sexual aggressiveness, yet simultaneously be silent as male virgins and asexual men are shamed as “undesirable” failures or biological impossibilities? It remains undeniably crucial to call out men for the violence they inflict, as it has always been, and will continue to be, as portrayed most recently through what has been dubbed the “Weinstein effect.” Yet, if there isn’t space for men who have never been sexual, whether in their status as virgins or as asexual people, without derisiveness or disbelief, it will remain difficult to divide the pernicious relationship between aggressive sexuality and constructions of manhood. Validating the status of male virgins and the existence of asexual men may be a needed step in the project of unraveling toxic masculinity. | {
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Many of you rely on Amazon for your pre-orders so it will come as unwelcome news to find out that today Amazon Canada has reduced their favourable 20% video game pre-order discount. Amazon Canada customers will now only get a 10% discount on pre-release games which will come as a blow to many. It will be interesting to see if Amazon US decides to implement this new policy.
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13 Women Explain Why They Don’t Want Kids, despite How Much Their Biological Clock Ticks
Women are expected to do a lot of things without asking any questions, and perhaps the most life-altering of those is becoming a mother. A married woman over 25 is constantly asked when she's planning to start a family. An unmarried woman over 25 is constantly asked to get married so she can start a family. It's a deeply personal decision, but no one cares. You have a vagina? You better start pushing tiny humans out of it. And if, for some reason, you don't want to, you're obviously a lesser woman.
Here, 13 women tell us why they never want to have children, and their reasons range from monetary to emotional.
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Sunday, August 17, 2008
I would like to thank Ria for my awesome package! I received Trekking hand art Tundra, Galway Highland Heather wool (which both of these yarns I already have so getting extras rock!), a pound of Mara’s Zimbabwe coffee beans (which OMG smell freakin’ awesome!), Voortman’s Sugar Free Tea Ring cookies (I need to find out where I put in my blog that I can’t have sugar? Regardless these cookies are good and almost gone already!), Onion Blossom Horseradish Dip/pretzel Snack Set, two awesome bags that Ria made (very cute!), stich markers that Ria made (sorry my picture doesn’t do justice!), cute sheep candles and a sheep postcard with a note from Ria. My package ROCKED! Thank you so much Ria…sorry my Blackberry doesn’t take better pics!
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
OK, so once again I'm participating in the Caffeine Addicts swap on Ravelry! I've had so much fun in the past and always look forward to what to get my swap buddy and what I'm going to receive as well. Well as you can see above...I've actually knitted something! OMG can you freakin' believe it? And I've finished something! Holy shit Batman! This is a "T" dishcloth that I made for my swap buddy Tiffany. She doesn't know she is my swap buddy...but will soon once I finally get my lazy ass to the post office and mail her stuff out! I did warn her that I wasn't going to get the package out on time, but I did go over budget so that should count for something right? | {
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Thomas Jackson, American Renaissance, July 1991
There is surely no nation in the world that holds “racism” in greater horror than does the United States. Compared to other kinds of offenses, it is thought to be somehow more reprehensible. The press and public have become so used to tales of murder, rape, robbery, and arson, that any but the most spectacular crimes are shrugged off as part of the inevitable texture of American life. “Racism” is never shrugged off.
For example, when a white Georgetown Law School student reports that black students are less qualified than white students, it sets off a booming, national controversy about “racism.” If the student had merely murdered someone he would have attracted far less attention and criticism.
Racism is, indeed, the national obsession. Universities are on full alert for it, newspapers and politicians denounce it, churches preach against it, America is said to be racked with it, but just what is racism?
Dictionaries are not much help in understanding what is meant by the word. They usually define it as the belief that one’s own ethnic stock is superior to others, or as the belief that culture and behavior are rooted in race. When Americans speak of racism they mean a great deal more than this.
Nevertheless, the dictionary definition of racism is a clue to understanding what Americans do mean. A peculiarly American meaning derives from the current dogma that all ethnic stocks are equal. Despite clear evidence to the contrary, all races have been declared to be equally talented and hard-working, and anyone who questions the dogma is thought to be not merely wrong but evil.
The dogma has logical consequences that are profoundly important. If blacks, for example, are equal to whites in every way, what accounts for their poverty, criminality, and dissipation? Since any theory of racial differences has been outlawed, the only possible explanation for black failure is white racism. And since blacks are markedly poor, crime-prone, and dissipated, America must be racked with a pervasive and horrible racism. Nothing else could be keeping them — the undisputed equals of whites — in such an abject state.
All public discourse on race today is locked into this rigid logic. Any explanation for black failure that does not depend on white wickedness threatens to veer off into the forbidden territory of racial differences. Thus, even if today’s whites can find in their hearts no desire to oppress blacks, yesterday’s whites must have oppressed them. If whites do not consciously oppress blacks, they must oppress them unconsciously. If no obviously racist individuals can be identified, then institutions must be racist. Or, since blacks are failing so terribly in America, there simply must be millions of white people we do not know about, who are working day and night to keep blacks in misery. The dogma of racial equality leaves no room for an explanation of black failure that is not, in some fashion, an indictment of white people.
The logical consequences of this are clear. Since we are required to believe that the only explanation for non-white failure is white racism, every time a non-white is poor, commits a crime, goes on welfare, or takes drugs, white society stands accused of yet another act of racism. All failure or misbehavior by non-whites is standing proof that white society is riddled with hatred and bigotry. For precisely so long as non-whites fail to succeed in life at exactly the same level as whites, whites will be, by definition, thwarting and oppressing them.
This obligatory pattern of thinking leads to strange conclusions. First of all, racism is a sin that is thought to be committed almost exclusively by white people. Indeed, a black congressman from Chicago, Gus Savage, and Coleman Young, the black mayor of Detroit, have argued that only white people can be racist. Likewise, in 1987, the affirmative action officer of the State Insurance Fund of New York issued a company pamphlet in which she explained that all whites are racist and that only whites can be racist. How else could the plight of blacks be explained without flirting with the possibility of racial inequality?
Although some blacks and liberal whites concede that non-whites can, perhaps, be racist, they invariably add that non-whites have been forced into it as self-defense because of centuries of white oppression. What appears to be non-white racism is so understandable and forgivable that it hardly deserves the name. Thus, whether or not an act is called racism depends on the race of the racist. What would surely be called racism when done by whites is thought to be normal when done by anyone else. The reverse is also true.
Examples of this sort of double standard are so common, it is almost tedious to list them: When a white man kills a black man and uses the word “nigger” while doing so, there is an enormous media uproar and the nation beats its collective breast; when members of the black Yahweh cult carry out ritual murders of random whites, the media are silent. College campuses forbid pejorative statements about non-whites as “racist,” but ignore scurrilous attacks on whites.
At election time, if 60 percent of the white voters vote for a white candidate, and 95 percent of the black voters vote for the black opponent, it is whites who are accused of racial bias. There are 107 “historically black” colleges, whose fundamental blackness must be preserved in the name of diversity, but all historically white colleges must be forcibly integrated in the name of . . . the same thing. To resist would be racist.
“Black pride” is said to be a wonderful and worthy thing, but anything that could be construed as an expression of white pride is a form of hatred. It is perfectly natural for third-world immigrants to expect school instruction and driver’s tests in their own languages, whereas for native Americans to ask them to learn English is racist.
Blatant anti-white prejudice, in the form of affirmative action, is now the law of the land. Anything remotely like affirmative action, if practiced in favor of whites, would be attacked as despicable favoritism.
All across the country, black, Hispanic, and Asian clubs and caucuses are thought to be fine expressions of ethnic solidarity, but any club or association expressly for whites is by definition racist. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) campaigns openly for black advantage but is a respected “civil rights” organization. The National Association for the Advancement of White People (NAAWP) campaigns merely for equal treatment of all races, but is said to be viciously racist.
At a few college campuses, students opposed to affirmative action have set up student unions for whites, analogous to those for blacks, Hispanics, etc., and have been roundly condemned as racists. Recently, when the white students at Lowell High School in San Francisco found themselves to be a minority, they asked for a racially exclusive club like the ones that non-whites have. They were turned down in horror. Indeed, in America today, any club not specifically formed to be a white enclave but whose members simply happen all to be white is branded as racist.
Today, one of the favorite slogans that define the asymmetric quality of American racism is “celebration of diversity.” It has begun to dawn on a few people that “diversity” is always achieved at the expense of whites (and sometimes men), and never the other way around. No one proposes that Howard University be made more diverse by admitting whites, Hispanics, or Asians. No one ever suggests that National Hispanic University in San Jose (CA) would benefit from the diversity of having non-Hispanics on campus. No one suggests that the Black Congressional Caucus or the executive ranks of the NAACP or the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Education Fund suffer from a lack of diversity. Somehow, it is perfectly legitimate for them to celebrate homogeneity. And yet any all-white group — a company, a town, a school, a club, a neighborhood — is thought to suffer from a crippling lack of diversity that must be remedied as quickly as possible. Only when whites have been reduced to a minority has “diversity” been achieved.
Let us put it bluntly: To “celebrate” or “embrace” diversity, as we are so often asked to do, is no different from deploring an excess of whites. In fact, the entire nation is thought to suffer from an excess of whites. Our current immigration policies are structured so that approximately 90 percent of our annual 800,000 legal immigrants are non-white. The several million illegal immigrants that enter the country every year are virtually all non-white. It would be racist not to be grateful for this laudable contribution to “diversity.”
It is, of course, only white nations that are called upon to practice this kind of “diversity.” It is almost comical to imagine a nation of any other race countenancing blatant dispossession of this kind.
What if the United States were pouring its poorest, least educated citizens across the border into Mexico? Could anyone be fooled into thinking that Mexico was being “culturally enriched?” What if the state of Chihuahua were losing its majority population to poor whites who demanded that schools be taught in English, who insisted on celebrating the Fourth of July, who demanded the right to vote even if they weren’t citizens, who clamored for “affirmative action” in jobs and schooling?
Would Mexico — or any other non-white nation — tolerate this kind of cultural and demographic depredation? Of course not. Yet white Americans are supposed to look upon the flood of Hispanics and Asians entering their country as a priceless cultural gift. They are supposed to “celebrate” their own loss of influence, their own dwindling numbers, their own dispossession, for to do otherwise would be hopelessly racist.
There is another curious asymmetry about American racism. When non-whites advance their own racial purposes, no one ever accuses them of “hating” any other group. Blacks can join “civil rights” groups and Hispanics can be activists without fear of being branded as bigots and hate mongers. They can agitate openly for racial preferences that can come only at the expense of whites. They can demand preferential treatment of all kinds without anyone ever suggesting that they are “anti-white.”
Whites, on the other hand, need only express their opposition to affirmative action to be called haters. They need only object to racial policies that are clearly prejudicial to themselves to be called racists. Should they actually go so far as to say that they prefer the company of their own kind, that they wish to be left alone to enjoy the fruits of their European heritage, they are irredeemably wicked and hateful.
Here, then is the final, baffling inconsistency about American race relations. All non-whites are allowed to prefer the company of their own kind, to think of themselves as groups with interests distinct from those of the whole, and to work openly for group advantage. None of this is thought to be racist. At the same time, whites must also champion the racial interests of non-whites. They must sacrifice their own future on the altar of “diversity” and cooperate in their own dispossession. They are to encourage, even to subsidize, the displacement of a European people and culture by alien peoples and cultures. To put it in the simplest possible terms, white people are cheerfully to slaughter their own society, to commit racial and cultural suicide. To refuse to do so would be racism.
Of course, the entire non-white enterprise in the United States is perfectly natural and healthy. Nothing could be more natural than to love one’s people and to hope that it should flourish. Filipinos and El Salvadorans are doubtless astonished to discover that simply by setting foot in the United States they are entitled to affirmative-action preferences over native-born whites, but can they be blamed for accepting them? Is it surprising that they should want their languages, their cultures, their brothers and sisters to take possession and put their mark indelibly on the land? If the once-great people of a once-great nation is bent upon self-destruction and is prepared to hand over land and power to whomever shows up and asks for it, why should Mexicans and Cambodians complain?
No, it is the white enterprise in the United States that is unnatural, unhealthy, and without historical precedent. Whites have let themselves be convinced that it is racist merely to object to dispossession, much less to work for their own interests. Never in the history of the world has a dominant people thrown open the gates to strangers, and poured out its wealth to aliens. Never before has a people been fooled into thinking that there was virtue or nobility in surrendering its heritage, and giving away to others its place in history.
Of all the races in America, only whites have been tricked into thinking that a preference for one’s own kind is racism. Only whites are ever told that a love for their own people is somehow “hatred” of others. All healthy people prefer the company of their own kind, and it has nothing to do with hatred. All men love their families more than they love their neighbors, but this does not mean they hate their neighbors. Whites who love their racial family need bear no ill will towards non-whites. They wish only to be left alone to participate in the unfolding of their racial and cultural destinies.
What whites in America are being asked to do is therefore utterly unnatural. They are being asked to devote themselves to the interests of other races and to ignore the interests of their own. This is like asking a man to forsake his own children and love the children of his neighbors, since to do otherwise would be “racist.”
What, then, is “racism?” It is considerably more than any dictionary is likely to say. It is any opposition by whites to official policies of racial preference for non-whites. It is any preference by whites for their own people and culture. It is any resistance by whites to the idea of becoming a minority people. It is any unwillingness to be pushed aside. It is, in short, any of the normal aspirations of peoplehood that have defined nations since the beginning of history — but only so long as the aspirations are those of whites. | {
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Psychoides
Psychoides is a genus of moths belonging to the family Tineidae. The type species is Psychoides verhuella, first described by Charles Bruand in 1853. Bruand also erected the genus.
Ecology
The moths fly during the day and resemble the Incurvariidae, in which family P. filicivora was first described. They have a flat body and wings are held in a tent-like position. The Psychoides are unusual amongst the Tineidae with the larvae feeding on green plants, i.e. ferns instead of fungi, lichen or dry animal or plant debris.
Species
Psychoides are distributed in the Oriental and Palaearctic regions. Only four species are known, with the P. gosari being added to the list in 2007 following the discovery of pupae in Korea from 2004 to 2006.
Psychoides filicivora (Meyrick, 1937)
Psychoides gosari Kim & Bae, 2007
Psychoides phaedrospora Meyrick, 1935)
Psychoides verhuella Bruand, 1853
References
Bibliography
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Category:Moth genera
Category:Tineidae
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Fortuna Fortis Paratus“In the house of a wise man are stores of food, wine, and oil, but the foolish man devours all he has.” Proverbs 21:20"We are content with discord, we are content with alarms, we are content with blood, but we will never be content with a master." -Pashtun malik, 1815
Do I treat Glocks like I treat my lawn mowers? No, I treat them worse. I treat my defensive weapons like my fire extinguishers and smoke detector - annual maintenance and I expect them to work when needed
Fortuna Fortis Paratus“In the house of a wise man are stores of food, wine, and oil, but the foolish man devours all he has.” Proverbs 21:20"We are content with discord, we are content with alarms, we are content with blood, but we will never be content with a master." -Pashtun malik, 1815
Actually, like most ethnic jokes, I find that Aggies have the best Aggie jokes.Note that that's Texas Aggies, not some inferior imitation Aggie from other states.
Well, I actually did bet my BA from one of those other-state Aggie schools (U.C. Davis, the California variety.)
Not sure how I missed that when it was originally posted.
And a better place for beers is Harvey Washbangers. Now officially with "No Crap on Tap," the last mass market beer tap (Miller Lite, FWIW) having been replaced by an Aggie-owned, CS brewed micro Thursday night.
Fortuna Fortis Paratus“In the house of a wise man are stores of food, wine, and oil, but the foolish man devours all he has.” Proverbs 21:20"We are content with discord, we are content with alarms, we are content with blood, but we will never be content with a master." -Pashtun malik, 1815
Well, I actually did bet my BA from one of those other-state Aggie schools (U.C. Davis, the California variety.)
Not sure how I missed that when it was originally posted.
And a better place for beers is Harvey Washbangers. Now officially with "No Crap on Tap," the last mass market beer tap (Miller Lite, FWIW) having been replaced by an Aggie-owned, CS brewed micro Thursday night.
This is a joke right? Harvey Washbangers? If you are looking for tap beers go to one of the pubs or drive to Houston/Austin for Flying Saucer, harvey washbangers is an overpriced raquet... | {
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A Los Angeles man who posted nude photos of his ex-girlfriend online was sentenced Monday to a year in jail under California’s new “revenge porn” law, authorities said.
After a seven-day trial, a jury found Noe Iniguez, 36, guilty of violating restraining orders as well as the state’s “revenge porn” statute, which prohibits someone from posting nude photographs online for the purpose of causing emotional harm, according to city attorney’s spokesman Frank Mateljan.
In addition to the jail term, Judge David Fields ordered Iniguez to serve 36 months’ probation and attend domestic violence counseling. He must also stay away from his ex-girlfriend.
“This conviction sends a strong message that this type of malicious behavior will not be tolerated,” City Atty. Mike Feuer said.
The new law is a “valuable tool” for prosecutors looking to protect victims “whose lives and reputations have been upended by a person they once trusted,” he said.
Using an alias, prosecutors said Iniguez posted derogatory comments about his ex-girlfriend, whom he dated for four years, on her work’s Facebook page in December 2013.
Months later, he posted nude photographs of her on the same page, calling her a “drunk” and “slut,” Matejan said. He encouraged her employers to fire her.
Matejan said Iniguez’s ex-girlfriend obtained a restraining order against him in November 2011 after they broke up and he began sending her harassing text messages.
Iniguez’s conviction is a first for the Los Angeles city attorney’s office.
In February, state Atty. Gen. Kamala D. Harris announced that an Oklahoma man would face “revenge porn” charges in California for allegedly blackmailing women by posting nude and sexually explicit photographs of them on his website.
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I’m a tourist to Baltimore and won’t claim otherwise. I’ve been there a couple of times (though I’ve been to DC much more) and don’t have anything poignant or memorable to offer from my stops there. Still, as a Person of Color, I sympathize with the frustrations of communities that feel like their city, their police force, and their government care little for their wellbeing. There’s a hopelessness in watching people try to affect change in response to the death of Freddie Gray, whose injuries and subsequent death have yet to be fully explained by the City of Baltimore. The Wire is a work of fiction and its invocation into this argument shouldn’t undercut the very real circumstances involving loss of life and slow moving justice in the very real Baltimore. But it is an adapted fiction to real people, situations, and environments that previously existed or still do exist in Baltimore. Watching the protests and riots play out, these are the moments that appeared to me from that iconic show.
Also, both Wendell Pierce and David Simon have come out condemning the violence portrayed in Baltimore, which is – interesting to say the least.
The destruction of the towers.
Episode: Time After Time
Season 3 begins with this scene and it is still one of the most poignant moments in the show. The corner boys are walking to the site where the Mayor is making his speech about “revitalizing” the city. This, in effect, is his plan for gentrification by way of eliminating the notorious Towers. Like any place in America where neighborhoods may be rife with drug activity and crime, they are also filled with law-abiding poor people who now have to move from that area but aren’t given any new income to find a “better” place. What elevates this scene from good to amazing is that after the Towers are demolished, a wind picks up carries the dust from the explosion into the crowd. It leaves residents – the pushers and the elite Mayoral staff alike – all coughing on the remnants of those buildings, meaning the blowback for these actions affects everyone. Even if they didn’t intend it that way.
“This is Baltimore gentleman. The gods will not save you.”
Episode: Dead Soldiers
Police Commissioner Burrell is, for intents and purposes, a villain of sorts on The Wire. He’s Black and the highest ranking police officer in the city, but he also has become way too politically savvy and good at keeping his job for him to ever be effective to the people of Baltimore. His quote refers to his threat to the police officers and captains under him whose numbers aren’t good enough. Though a work of fiction, The Wire comes from a real place of the perception of the police force. One that is more concerned with their stats looking good than doing good for the impoverished people of the community. Where the threat of punishment and discipline are more present for the numbers looking bad than they are for the treatment of the people they serve.
“The game done changed.”
“Naw, the game is the same, just got more fierce.”
Episode: Hamsterdam
One of my favorite quotes from The Wire, and one that I use daily in conversation, is so indicative of the disconnect when people show a disgust for the response to police violence in the Black community. When people have felt that their community has not been addressed justly, they protest. When those protests are ignored, they riot. Rioting doesn’t belong to Black people – in strange reversal, it’s one of the few things that Black people actually adopted from their White counterparts. There isn’t much different in the rioting in 2015 than there were in past decades, except now there is rolling video and not black-and-white still shots.
Also, this applies to the how we chronicle the violence of police towards People of Color. The skepticism about police officer’s versions of deadly encounters with the public are deafening as more of these situations have video or eye-witness testimony that contradict their stories.
“You can go a long way in this country, killing Black folk. Young males especially.”
“You think that if 300 white people were killed in this city every year, they wouldn’t send the 82nd Airborne? Negro, please.”
Episode: Unconfirmed Reports
This is the most poignant response to those that shout All Lives Matter against the Black Lives Matter protests. Those that dismiss the protests in favor of saying “all human life matters the same” are the same people that moved to the suburbs because it’s safer, but still lock all their doors and arm their ADT Home Security at night. There’s a difference between what we want to happen and what actually is happening. Acting like they are one in the same is a dangerous standard of assuming that nothing needs to be done about the disproportionate value placed on Black lives.
Roland Prybylewski shoots and kills a Black cop on sight.
Episode: Slapstick
When Prez shoots and kills a Black, plain-clothes officer while pursuing a suspect, it brings to focus the many machinations of how race, fear, and policing work. Prez was not some bigot and racist. But that doesn’t mean he didn’t have engrained prejudices and biases. He kills the officer (by firing first and not identifying himself) because he saw a large Black man during a tense situation and was scared. There are hints that Prez had moments of incompetence that led to him being shifted around as opposed to dismissed which sounds familiar in many police department handlings today. The shooting of Tamir Rice was from a police officer that had previously been dismissed from another department for conduct and competence, and yet he was given another chance at carrying a gun and badge, ending in him killing a twelve year old boy.
The Blue Line displayed in these series of events is especially poignant. None of his Black fellow officers think that Prez is racist and they all testify to just that. But none are delusional to think that this is random, either. There is a difference between actively hating Black people and falsely believing that Black people pose a threat by default. Sadly, the result is often the same.
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Is Watchmen Review-Proof?
The first batch of Watchmen reviews has arrived, drawing the geeks-vs.-trades divide into crisp, predictable relief. And while the critical haters are a minority, it's their box-office forecasts that could most alarm its producers.
The London Times issued the first mainstream approbation after Tuesday's world premiere, suggesting that "as the first attempt to make a truly post-adolescent comic book movie, Watchmen is, literally, peerless." Neither critics from Variety nor The Hollywood Reporter seemed to disagree after viewing the film last night in LA. For what that was worth: At bigger issue, they wrote, is Watchmen's muddled mediocrity at best and stories "too absurd and acting too uneven to convince anyone," according to THR's Kirk Honeycutt. And by "anyone," the critic really does mean it, concluding, "Looks like we have the first real flop of 2009." Variety's Justin Chang was barely more optimistic about the long-awaited graphic novel adaptation:
[A]uds unfamiliar with Moore's brilliantly bleak, psychologically subversive fiction may get lost amid all the sinewy exposition and multiple flashbacks. After a victorious opening weekend, the pic's B.O. future looks promising but less certain.
"Whatever," studio partners Warner Bros. and Paramount might reply, reminding us that last week's distant fanboy screeching has crescendoed into a full-on market mating call. Harry Knowles led a generally rapturous second wave of praise ("I WATCHED THE FUCKING WATCHMEN AND FUCKING LOVED IT!" he bellowed this week on Ain't It Cool News), joined by admirers from CHUD, Hitfix and elsewhere. The studios' pricey, saturation marketing push nudges you from every direction — Web, print, TV, bus stops, even inside your coffee cup. Another classic case of review-proof comics fodder, a $125 million epic cut from Dark Knight cloth and tailored like one-size-fits-all robes for the geek choir. Right?
Not so fast. Full disclosure: We haven't seen Watchmen, and for all we know it's worthy of CHUD's comparisons to, ahem, The Godfather. But the ad hominem accolades overlook the bigger problem of two studios offering spring's biggest film as an R-rated, 161-minute, apocalyptic sex-and-violence fantasia. "[N]ot for the kids," acknowledges the Times, and possibly not even for the adults if leading critics — usually relied on to boost the prospects of indie and foreign fare — don't attest to director Zack Snyder's "art" when the films opens globally next week. So far, so bad.
Outside of Oscar season, it's an almost unprecedented scenario. The audience limitation is already beyond risky at these prices (particularly for a film that has no franchise future), but unofficially relying on critics to sell a blockbuster even its own source novelist vehemently disowns doesn't seem like much of a bet at all — it's like a prelude to a forfeiture. Of course Watchmen will open to $70 - $80 million domestically, and of course it will be profitable (most notably for the Satanic rights-claimants at Fox), and DVD perpetuity will be good to Snyder's even longer director's cut. But a sure thing it's not — and that's at best. Look out below. | {
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Whole body protein turnover in critically ill patients with multiple organ failure.
To evaluate the effect of nutrition therapy on protein turnover in critically ill patients isotopically labeled amino acids can be used. Here parallel measurements using (13)C-leucine and (2)H5-phenylalanine were performed to evaluate if one tracer was to be preferred. As a reference group, healthy volunteers (n = 8) were studied in the postabsorptive state and during parenteral nutrition delivery. ICU patients with multiple organ failure (n = 8) were studied during parenteral nutrition delivery only. For the volunteers, the net protein balances changed from negative to positive during parenteral nutrition delivery (compared to the postabsorptive state) when evaluated with leucine and phenylalanine (P < 0.0001). For phenylalanine this change was attributable to an increased protein synthesis (P < 0.0001), while for leucine the change was attributable to a decreased protein degradation (P < 0.0001). For the patients, only measured during parenteral nutrition delivery, the estimates by the two amino acid tracers agreed, showing a protein balance not statistically significantly different from zero. The whole body protein turnover was higher than that of the healthy volunteers during parenteral nutrition delivery. In the patients, the net protein balance correlated positively to the amount of amino acids given. Critically ill patients with multiple organ failure have an increased protein turnover. The findings in the healthy volunteers indicate that the use of the two different amino acid tracers in parallel in future studies should be considered. | {
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Q:
java.sql.SQLException: Cannot perform fetch on a PLSQL statement: next
I am trying to execute stored procedure in oracle using hibernate.When I call procedure from hibernate the process get called but after that it showing me exception that
ERROR: Cannot perform fetch on a PLSQL statement: next
Here is my stored procedure in oracle :
create or replace PROCEDURE GETREGISTRATIONRECORDS
(
REGID IN NUMBER
)
AS
MY_CURSER SYS_REFCURSOR;
BEGIN
OPEN MY_CURSER FOR
SELECT * FROM REGISTRATION
WHERE ID = REGID;
END GETREGISTRATIONRECORDS;
And in hibernate i have called this procedure as shown bellow :
Registration.java
@NamedNativeQueries({
@NamedNativeQuery(
name="callRegistrationProcedure",
query="call GETREGISTRATIONRECORDS(:regID)",
resultClass=Registration.class)
})
@Entity
public class Registration {
......
}
and in RegistrationDao.java i have below function
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public List<Registration> getFirstName(int id)
{
Query query = SQLFactory.getSession().getNamedQuery("callRegistrationProcedure").setParameter("regID", id);
List<Registration> result = query.list();
for(int i=0; i<result.size(); i++){
Registration stock = (Registration)result.get(i);
System.out.println(stock.getFirstName());
System.out.println(stock.getLastName());
}
return result;
}
But When I execute my application i get following error :
Hibernate: call GETREGISTRATIONRECORDS(?)
Apr 09, 2015 10:45:24 AM org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.spi.SqlExceptionHelper logExceptions
WARN: SQL Error: 17166, SQLState: null
Apr 09, 2015 10:45:24 AM org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.spi.SqlExceptionHelper logExceptions
ERROR: Cannot perform fetch on a PLSQL statement: next
Apr 09, 2015 10:45:24 AM org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve invoke
SEVERE: Servlet.service() for servlet [dispatcher] in context with path [/SpringHibernateWebApplication] threw exception [Request processing failed; nested exception is org.hibernate.exception.GenericJDBCException: Cannot perform fetch on a PLSQL statement: next] with root cause
java.sql.SQLException: Cannot perform fetch on a PLSQL statement: next
at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:112)
at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:146)
at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleResultSetImpl.next(OracleResultSetImpl.java:192)
I have gone through these links but i did not find the solution
java.sql.SQLException: Cannot perform fetch on a PLSQL statement: next. In Hibernate
Hibernate 4.2.18 Stored procedure call on oracle 11g with ojdbc6(11.2.0.2) gives Cannot perform fetch on a PLSQL statement: next
So please help me to get the the solution.
A:
I got the solution.Following are the changes made in above code
Stored Procedure in oracle :
create or replace PROCEDURE GETREGISTRATIONRECORDS
(
MY_CURSER OUT SYS_REFCURSOR,
REGID IN NUMBER
) AS
BEGIN
OPEN MY_CURSER FOR
SELECT * FROM REGISTRATION
WHERE ID=REGID;
END GETREGISTRATIONRECORDS;
in Registration.java
@NamedNativeQuery(
name="callRegistrationProcedure",
query="call GETREGISTRATIONRECORDS(?,:regID)",
callable=true,
resultClass=Registration.class)
@Entity
public class Registration {
......
}
No need to do any changes in RegistrationDao.java
I got the desired output.Records get fetch successfully from the oracle database.
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2 Corinthians 6:1-10; Luke 7:11-16
The widow of Nain certainly had no expectation that the day of her son’s death was “the day of salvation.” It was surely been the worst day of her life, for in that time and place a widow who had lost her only son was in a terrible state. She would have had no one to provide for her or to protect her. Poverty, neglect, and abuse would be real threats to her life; she would have been completely vulnerable. Who knows what would have become of her? But when the Lord raised her son, He transformed her deep mourning into great joy. The Savior fulfilled the prophetic word of Isaiah: “At the acceptable time I have listened to you, and helped you on the day of salvation.” In raising her son, He restored both the young man’s life and that of his mother.
The Lord’s great act of compassion for this woman is a sign of our salvation, of His great compassion for us even in the darkest moments of our lives. In a world of corruption with so much hatred, violence, and loss, we weep and mourn not only for loved ones whom we see no more, but also for the broken, disintegrated state of life that the sins of humanity—including our own personal sins—have brought to us and to our world. Death, destruction, and decay in all their forms are the consequences of our refusal to fulfill our vocation to live as those created in the image of God by becoming like Him in holiness. We weep with the widow of Nain not only for losing loved ones, but also for losing ourselves.
The good news of the Gospel is that the compassion of the Lord extends even to the most miserable human being, and even to us on the worst days of our lives. Rather than merely observing human suffering and letting us bear the consequences of our actions, the Father sent the Son to enter into our personal brokenness, into our distorted and disintegrated world, in order to heal us, to stop us from weeping, and to liberate us from slavery to the fear of death through His glorious resurrection. The Savior touched the funeral bier and the dead man arose. Christ’s compassion for us is so profound that He Himself entered a tomb, and even descended to Hades, the shadowy place of the dead, because—purely out of love for humankind—He refused simply to stand by and allow us to destroy ourselves by bearing the full consequences of our actions.
Contrary to what some may teach, the Christian faith is not fundamentally about justice or punishment or wrath for sinners. Instead, it celebrates the infinite and holy love of Christ, Who will stop at nothing to bring the one lost sheep back into the fold, Who is not embarrassed to welcome home the prodigal son, and Who will even submit to death on a cross in order to destroy death by His glorious resurrection. His salvation is not a reward for having a life with no difficulties. Of course, such a life would be a fantasy in the world as we know it. To the contrary, it was often those who had suffered illness, poverty, isolation, and the severe consequences of their own sins who were most receptive to the good news of Christ during His earthly ministry. It was precisely their humility that opened their hearts to Him. Those who think that they have it all in life can easily convince themselves that all they need is a false god to congratulate them for their accomplishments and to serve their earthly agendas. But those whose eyes have been opened to the corruption within their souls, who are aware of the gravity of their sins, know that they need help from One Whose merciful compassion is without bounds. They need a Savior Who conquers even death itself, Who turns the ultimate weakness of the grave into the triumph of an empty tomb, and Who is not ashamed to remember even the most wretched repentant sinner in His Kingdom.
When we open our spiritual eyes to see that that is how we all stand before Christ, we will stop trying to impress Him with how religious or moral we are; we will also give up condemning others for not measuring up. In fact, we will no longer focus on ourselves at all, but instead we will open our hearts to Him in humility such that we will become able to extend His compassion to others. Remember the widow of Nain and her son. Surely, they were so profoundly grateful for the Lord’s mercy that they lived the rest of their days showing that same mercy to others. It would be impossible for someone to go through an experience like that and think that they had achieved it all by their own ability or simply received what they had deserved. No, they knew that life itself is the gift of God. In their pathetic weakness, they received Christ’s compassionate strength. Those who receive Him must live accordingly, showing the same mercy to their suffering neighbors that the Lord has extended to them.
Regardless of what we think about the current state of our lives, that is the calling of us all as those who share by grace in the life of our Lord. As St. Paul put it, “Behold, now is the acceptable time; behold, now is the day of salvation.” If we are going to find the healing of our souls, we will have to begin with our lives as they are now. To wait until all is perfect and we have time, energy, and resources to spare is to fall prey to an illusion, for life in this world will never be without its grave challenges. It is nothing but an excuse to say that we will unite ourselves to Christ in holiness at a more convenient time in the future. He did not come to enhance the spirituality of those who had their lives fully in order. No, Christ came to heal the sick, call sinners to repentance, and raise the dead. He came to comfort those who mourn and to bless those who hunger and thirst for a righteousness that they could not give themselves.
St. Paul endured beatings, imprisonment, attempts on his life, shipwreck, and so many other difficulties before he died as a martyr. He did not wait until life was completely peaceful and calm before serving God and blessing his neighbors. He describes the life of the apostles “as dying, and behold we live; as punished, and yet not killed; as sorrowful, yet always rejoicing; as poor, yet making many rich; as having nothing, and yet possessing everything.”
We surely do not yet have the eyes to see it, but our paths are ultimately the same as his. No matter how sad, sick, frustrated, deprived, or conflicted we may be, the Lord still enables us to share in His life for the blessing and salvation of the world. We will not do that on as large a scale as St. Paul, but that is beside the point. Like it or not, we have the lives in this world that we have. We cannot undo previous events, choices, and actions, including those that were and are well beyond our control. We cannot say a magic word and become someone else or change anything about the past. We can, however, repent by turning away from sin and reorienting our lives to Christ. That is how we will open ourselves to receive His grace. That is how we will receive the strength to convey Christ’s merciful compassion toward others as a sign of His great victory over death for the salvation of the world.
Doing so, however, will be the greatest struggle of our lives. We have all accepted lies about who we are, as though our true selves were somehow not in God’s image and likeness but in slavery to our own distorted desires for pleasure on our own terms. What seems second nature to us in our world of corruption is often simply a function of our passions, of our self-centered desires that keep us enslaved to the power of death. The Savior did not help the widow of Nain feel better about the death of her son or try to convince her that his death was not really that bad. No, He did what was impossible and totally unexpected by raising the young man up and giving the son back to his mother. In doing so, He gave the widow of Nain her life back as well.
He did all of this out of compassion for those He had created in His image and likeness, but who had become enslaved to the corrosive power of the grave through slavery to sin. That is why our Lord conquered death through His own death and resurrection, for the grave could not contain the God-Man Who offered up Himself freely on the Cross for our salvation. When we unite ourselves to Him in His great Self-Offering, every day becomes “the day of salvation.” There is no sorrow, struggle, or event of our lives that we cannot offer to Him for healing, for He has offered Himself fully, even to the point of death, in order to make every dimension of our life in the world a pathway to the eternal life of His Kingdom. So even if you weep like the widow of Nain today, take heart. The Savior has conquered death and shares His great victory with those Who respond to Him with humble faith and repentance. He has made every day of our lives “the day of salvation.” | {
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Conservative evangelicals who support President Trump are willing to give him a pass for his alleged affair with porn star Stormy Daniels -- and a whole lot more
Conservative evangelicals who support President Trump are willing to give him a pass for his alleged affair with porn star Stormy Daniels — and a whole lot more.
Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, a prominent evangelical activist group, says Trump gets a “mulligan” not only for allegedly having sex with Daniels four months after his wife, Melania, gave birth to their son — but also for, as Politico put it, “the cursing, the lewdness and the litany of questionable behavior over the past year of Trump’s life or the 70 that came before it.” (Trump’s attorney Michael Cohen has denied he had a sexual relationship with Daniels.)
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“We kind of gave him—‘All right, you get a mulligan. You get a do-over here,’ ” Perkins said in an interview for the latest episode of POLITICO’s Off Message podcast.
Perkins is a prime example of the many conservative evangelical leaders who he says embrace Trump the policymaker, despite their reservations about Trump the man.
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Perkins explained that evangelical Christians “were tired of being kicked around by Barack Obama and his leftists. And I think they are finally glad that there’s somebody on the playground that is willing to punch the bully.”
Asked why evangelicals don’t turn the other cheek, as instructed by their faith, Perkins replied, “You know, you only have two cheeks. Look, Christianity is not all about being a welcome mat which people can just stomp their feet on.”
More than 80 percent of evangelicals voted for Trump in the 2016 election, Politico reported, even after a leaked Access Hollywood tape from 2005 revealed Trump bragging about sexually assaulting women. Their support is starting to wane, however. According to a Pew poll from last month, Trump’s support among white evangelical Protestants dropped from 78 percent in February to 61 percent in December, and his approval rating among the overall electorate is now down to the mid-30s.
Perkins still believes in the president, though. He says he’s frequently prayed with Trump at the White House and seen his faith grow since he took office. Plus, Perkins is placated by the White House’s strong stance against abortion and its “religious freedom” executive orders (which critics argue is nothing more than an attempt to legalize discrimination against LGBTQ Americans).
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The Rev. Franklin Graham, the son of the Rev. Billy Graham and current president of his Evangelistic Association, recently told MSNBC of Trump, “We certainly don’t hold him up as the pastor of this country, and he’s not.”
“But I appreciate the fact that the president does have a concern for Christian values, he does have a concern to protect Christians—whether it’s here at home or around the world—and I appreciate the fact that he protects religious liberty and freedom.”
Perkins predicts that for all Trump’s bad behavior — including his angry tweets, which Perkins claimed were just a “natural reaction” to the “hurtful” things said about the president — as long as he doesn’t disappoint evangelicals politically, they’ll continue supporting him.
“Whenever the policy stops, and his administration reverts to just personality,” Perkins said, “that’s where I believe the president will be in trouble.”
Until then, apparently, the president gets unlimited mulligans from evangelicals.
If you’re having trouble following their logic, you’re not alone. As Stephen Colbert summed up on his Tuesday night show, “Yes! A mulligan! Because marriage is like golf. Both things Trump claims to love but constantly cheats on. Allegedly. Allegedly.” | {
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"The beginning of the end of the Trump presidency..." "The tipping point..." "The walls are closing in..." "Trump's going down..." "He will not serve out his term..."
After two years of the mainstream media breathlessly floating 'Russiagate' conspiracies on a daily basis to see just what will stick, Trump remains comfortably in the White House, and as journalist Aaron Maté notes for The Nation, with just days to the midterms, Russiagate is MIA.
And how goes the endless echo chamber of predictions foretelling Trump's imminent demise? Nassim Taleb recounts the barrage of "intellectuals" and pundits who told him Trump "will last 3 months at best".
According to Skin in the Game author Nassim Nicholas Taleb:
An illustration of how little journalists & "intellectuals" understand the world: their predictions of events related to Trump's presidency. How many people I didn't know were idiots have emphatically told me "he will last 3 months at best"...
To illustrate, Taleb links to the below epic "news" compilation...
One of the best compilations I've ever seen.
It's a BOMBSHELL. pic.twitter.com/V0oLimbKnT — Mike (@Fuctupmind) October 29, 2018
And now for a definition from Taleb's crucial lexicon...
What's a IYI? Defines Taleb:
Intellectual Yet Idiot: semi-erudite bureaucrat who thinks he is an erudite; pathologizes others for doing things he doesn't understand not realizing it is his understanding that may be limited; imparts normative ideas to others: thinks people should act according to their best interests *and* he knows their interests, particularly if they are uneducated "red necks" or English non-crisp-vowel class.
And further, per Taleb...
More socially , the IYI subscribes to The New Yorker. He never curses on twitter. He speaks of “equality of races” and “economic equality” but never went out drinking with a minority cab driver. Those in the U.K. have been taken for a ride by Tony Blair. The modern IYI has attended more than one TEDx talks in person or watched more than two TED talks on Youtube.
Not only will he vote for Hillary Monsanto-Malmaison because she seems electable and some other such circular reasoning, but holds that anyone who doesn’t do so is mentally ill.
The IYI has a copy of the first hardback edition of The Black Swan on his shelves, but mistakes absence of evidence for evidence of absence. He believes that GMOs are “science”, that the “technology” is not different from conventional breeding as a result of his readiness to confuse science with scientism.
Typically, the IYI get the first order logic right, but not second-order (or higher) effects making him totally incompetent in complex domains. In the comfort of his suburban home with 2-car garage, he advocated the “removal” of Gadhafi because he was “a dictator”, not realizing that removals have consequences (recall that he has no skin in the game and doesn’t pay for results).
The IYI is member of a club to get traveling privileges; if social scientist he uses statistics without knowing how they are derived (like Steven Pinker and psycholophasters in general); when in the UK, he goes to literary festivals; he drinks red wine with steak (never white); he used to believe that fat was harmful and has now completely reversed; he takes statins because his doctor told him so; he fails to understand ergodicity and when explained to him, he forgets about it soon later; he doesn’t use Yiddish words even when talking business; he studies grammar before speaking a language; he has a cousin who worked with someone who knows the Queen; he has never read Frederic Dard, Libanius Antiochus, Michael Oakeshot, John Gray, Amianus Marcellinus, Ibn Battuta, Saadiah Gaon, or Joseph De Maistre; he has never gotten drunk with Russians; he never drank to the point when one starts breaking glasses (or, preferably, chairs); he doesn’t know the difference between Hecate and Hecuba; he doesn’t know that there is no difference between “pseudointellectual” and “intellectual” in the absence of skin in the game; has mentioned quantum mechanics at least twice in the past 5 years in conversations that had nothing to do with physics; he knows at any point in time what his words or actions are doing to his reputation. | {
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Two of these are being release at the same time, so be on the lookout!
Good ol' Nightmare Bon. This guy was always one scary motherfucker to me, and I think he looks just as cool and creepy in AI form! The base, as one can tell, was his Extras Menu pose from FNAF4.
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Mysql: SELECT and GROUP BY
Sorry for the abysmal title - if someone wants to change it for something more self-explanatory, great - I'm not sure how to express the problem. Which is:
I have a table like so:
POST_ID (INT) TAG_NAME (VARCHAR)
1 'tag1'
1 'tag2'
1 'tag3'
2 'tag2'
2 'tag4'
....
What I want to do is count the number of POSTs which have both tag1 AND tag2.
I've messed about with GROUP BY and DISTINCT and COUNT but I can't construct a query which does the trick.
Any suggestions?
Edit: In pseudo sql, the query I want is:
SELECT DISTINCT(POST_ID) WHICH HAS TAG_NAME = 'tag1' AND TAG_NAME = 'tag2';
Thanks
A:
Edit: because 'TABLE' was a poor choice for a missing tablename, I'll suppose your table is called Posts.
Join the table against itself:
SELECT * FROM Posts P1
JOIN Posts P2
ON P1.POST_ID = P2.POST_ID
WHERE P1.TAG_NAME = 'tag1'
AND P2.TAG_NAME = 'tag2'
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He seemed to have noticed that too so he stopped laughing and just looked away. One of the voices was Liz, Eliza was another, and then there were two male voices also.
Her anticipation of what she wanted to happen was showing in her eyes, written on her youthful face, seen in her quivering lips. The young girl nervously entered the office and looked around, "hello.
I thought she was dead," Liz said with a shocked look on her face. Sho dat Bitch you moves. I hadn't cried since I was 10 years old but that night I cried. My daughter was lying on her back, dressed in her sheer white nightie.
She knew nothing about cunnilingus other than what she saw in the movie. Her large tits sat high and proud. "Peeta you smell so bad its not even funny" Peeta chuckled " Guess I gotta go take a shower" "Yeah I think so" Peeta made his way over to Katniss' bathroom.
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They did the same last year and we got 3 weeks of rain right after. Oh no.
Dishakar 28.06.2018
you forgot my favorite "i could walk out on 5th ave and kill someone".
Zunris 30.06.2018
This is what he looks like in case you need to find him.
Kazirg 06.07.2018
I betcha Trump does LOL
Shazahn 08.07.2018
Why would you move to such a location without learning about the area? That seems really f*cking dumb.
Nara 16.07.2018
"Their employers are now requires their employees to stand during compensated hours when thee anthem is being played."
Yozshujora 18.07.2018
What do you mean by "the spirit".
Fejind 24.07.2018
The bible that was written by and edited by king James? Why should I use that one?
Shakalabar 26.07.2018
Rabbi, who do you have in mind to argue this delicate case of IP infringement to the heavily armed goyim?
Moogurisar 05.08.2018
Who it is being done to makes a big difference.
Kashura 13.08.2018
And thus unnecessary.
Meztijinn 15.08.2018
This is Greta van fleet.
Dulmaran 22.08.2018
If YOU cannot figure it out? Then YOU are truly blind to your own words.
Gar 26.08.2018
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Dizuru 04.09.2018
Hopefully there would be better problem solvers, because that's scary. I would consider you a threat, and your goal a lie.
Maujas 10.09.2018
Pagans are those who are unable to comprehend the abstract concept of transcendent God and take the entertaining fables in the Bible literally. Paganism in the form of believing in Interacting God, a form of Santa, is simply an unfortunate result of mental retardation.
Mijar 19.09.2018
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Kazrazahn 25.09.2018
One can be happy for religious freedom and NOT hate gays.
Mitaxe 04.10.2018
You should review history, as it was Muslims who attacked us, nonetheless are you volunteering to take some of the current slime from other communities who would gladly give you their trash or is yours a thought from some Ivory Tower not in any way connected with common Americans or common sense.
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Gardajind 13.10.2018
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Gardarn 14.10.2018
Right, you are, Debra. Obama smiled that sly grin of his several times as more and more nations "dumped" their junk steel ,aluminum and other critical products on our shorelines.
Fenrirr 18.10.2018
Funny? Have I missed it?
Tygotaxe 27.10.2018
Which has what to do with the article?
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Listen to coach Hue Jackson long enough, and you start to believe that Robert Griffin III is the right quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. And as Jackson spoke glowingly about Griffin after practice here the other day, one thing became clear: If Griffin fails again, he’ll have no more excuses.
On Monday, the Browns named the former Heisman Trophy winner their starting quarterback. He had been competing with Josh McCown, but it was a one-horse race.
At training camp just a week ago, Jackson caught himself before giving Griffin a full-throated endorsement (“I’m happy with the progress all the guys are making, so we’ll just have to see,” Jackson said), but there were flashing, neon signs pointed at Griffin. In Jackson, Griffin has a powerful advocate. The Browns’ new boss sees something in the former star – and Jackson just may be the right guy to get Griffin’s best again.
“He’s a player,” Jackson said. “He just needs to be in the right environment with the right people. And here is where he is.”
RG III ‘honored’ to be named starting QB
Griffin’s attempt to reignite his career has entered a key phase. With the baby-step period of the offseason over, the Browns are preparing for their first preseason game Aug. 12 against the Green Bay Packers. No player in Browns camp is under the microscope more than Griffin, who will have to deliver in the pocket as well as the locker room to justify Jackson’s faith in him.
Wowed by Griffin during his private workout with the Browns on March 24, Jackson pushed for the club to sign the second overall pick in the 2012 draft, whom the Washington Redskins released March 7. Jackson’s bona fides as a judge of quarterback talent are unquestioned – just ask former students Joe Flacco and Andy Dalton – so the Browns gave their first-year leader what he wanted. Then, Jackson began to rebuild Griffin on the field and in the classroom. It’s an ongoing process.
“We’ve thrown a lot at him,” Jackson said. “He’s done whatever we’ve asked him to do.”
At this point, Griffin has no choice. After his spectacular start and unprecedented fall in four seasons with Washington, Griffin, at only 26, could be making his last stand in the NFL. In Washington, Griffin privately complained his coaches didn’t have his back. Fortunately for Griffin, Jackson decided to stand with him.
“The obstacles that are placed before you, that you face in the league, only build your character,” Griffin told reporters who cover the team. “I’ve had the opportunity to face a lot of obstacles in the [first] four years of my career.
“They have helped build me up and allowed me to handle any situation. Every time I step out here, I’m not really worried about what I’ve been through. I know that I can see the game through Hue’s eyes … and that’s all that matters.”
When Jackson looks at Griffin, he sees a young passer who can make all the throws and possesses the straight-ahead speed of a championship sprinter. That’s the guy who was selected the 2012 NFL offensive rookie of the year. Jackson can work with someone like that.
“The guy has God-given ability,” Jackson said. “He can make plays with his legs. He can make plays with his arm. He can play.”
At one point, Griffin definitely could. However, Griffin became such a divisive presence in the Redskins organization that two head coaches essentially told ownership the team wouldn’t win as long as he remained on the roster. Jackson doesn’t want to hear it.
For Jackson, Griffin arrived in Cleveland with a blank slate. Griffin has been a good student, and “he’s growing. He’s getting better,” Jackson said. “Are there things that he still needs to get better at? Yes. But every quarterback does.
“He’s open and willing to learn, to grow and to get better. The past, whatever has gone on and whatever people think about him, I don’t get caught up in that. I get caught up in what I see and what I know. And what I see and what I know is that he’s done a tremendous job for me.”
But so far, Griffin, who has taken every first-team rep since he joined the club, hasn’t exactly dazzled. Griffin continues to hold the ball too long as he cycles through his progressions, which was among his biggest problems in Washington. He’s still capable of making impressive plays – he displayed nice touch on a back-shoulder fade in a recent practice – but it’s about consistency.
Despite being healthy last season, Griffin didn’t appear in a game. In 2014, Griffin sat out seven games. When a passer misses 23 of 32 games and is learning a new offense, growing pains are to be expected. On the other hand, the clock is ticking. It’s all about consistency.
“Go out there, execute it the way they [the coaching staff] want it to be executed,” Griffin said. “Play the game freely and let your natural skills show.”
To help Griffin, the Browns’ offensive line will have to be much better than it was in 2015. Only the Tennessee Titans (54) allowed more sacks than the Browns (53). From 2012-14, Griffin was sacked on over 8 percent of his dropbacks – the highest rate in the NFL, according to ESPN Stats & Information.
“It’s not just about Robert,” Jackson said. “It’s about everyone on our football team. That’s the only way it works.”
True. But as Jackson knows better than most, it all starts with the quarterback. In Griffin, Jackson thinks he has the right one. The time has come for Griffin to prove it. | {
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House Passes Measure to Repeal and Replace the Affordable Care Act
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The House passed a new version of a health care bill to replace the Affordable Care Act after the first one failed to get enough Republican support in March. The bill still needs to pass the Senate before becoming law.Published OnMay 4, 2017CreditCreditStephen Crowley/The New York Times
WASHINGTON — The House on Thursday narrowly approved legislation to repeal and replace major parts of the Affordable Care Act, as Republicans recovered from their earlier failures and moved a step closer to delivering on their promise to reshape American health care without mandated insurance coverage.
The vote, 217 to 213, held on President Trump’s 105th day in office, is a significant step on what could be a long legislative road. Twenty Republicans bolted from their leadership to vote no. But the win keeps alive the party’s dream of unwinding President Barack Obama’s signature domestic achievement.
The House measure faces profound uncertainty in the Senate, where a handful of Republican senators immediately rejected it, signaling that they would start work on a new version of the bill virtually from scratch.
“To the extent that the House solves problems, we might borrow ideas,” said Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, chairman of the Senate health committee. “We can go to conference with the House, or they can pass our bill.”
Even before the vote, some Republican senators had expressed deep reservations about one of the most important provisions of the House bill, which would roll back the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
But a softening of the House bill, which could help it get through the Senate, would present new problems. For any repeal measure to become law, the House and the Senate would have to agree on the language, a formidable challenge.
Just before the House vote, the Senate gave final approval on Thursday to a $1.1 trillion spending bill that will finance the government through September, and unlike the health care legislation, the spending bill had broad bipartisan support.
After weeks of negotiations and false starts, Mr. Trump and House Republicans were not about to dwell on the tough road ahead. Passage of the health care bill completed a remarkable act of political resuscitation, six weeks after House leaders failed to muster the votes to pass an earlier version of the measure, a blow to Mr. Trump and Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin.
“Yes, premiums will be coming down; yes, deductibles will be coming down, but very importantly, it’s a great plan,” Mr. Trump boasted on Thursday at the kind of White House Rose Garden victory ceremony typically reserved for legislation that is being signed into law, not for a controversial bill that passed just one chamber.
“We want to brag about the plan,” Mr. Trump said, after asking those assembled how he was doing in his debut as a politician. “Hey, I’m president!”
Mr. Trump quickly turned his attention to pressuring the Senate to act, calling the majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, to talk about the way forward for the health plan.
Democrats, who voted unanimously against the bill, vowed to make Republicans pay a political price for pushing such unpopular legislation. As Republicans reached the threshold for passage, Democrats serenaded them with, “Na na na na, na na na na, hey hey hey, goodbye!”
“I have never seen political suicide in my life like I’m seeing today,” Representative Louise M. Slaughter, Democrat of New York, said on the House floor before the vote.
Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader, warned moderate Republicans who supported the measure: “You have every provision of this bill tattooed on your forehead. You will glow in the dark on this one.”
The House bill would eliminate tax penalties for people who go without health insurance. It would roll back state-by-state expansions of Medicaid, which covered millions of low-income Americans. And in place of government-subsidized insurance policies offered exclusively on the Affordable Care Act’s marketplaces, the bill would offer tax credits of $2,000 to $4,000 a year, depending on age.
A family could receive up to $14,000 a year in credits. The credits would be reduced for individuals making over $75,000 a year and families making over $150,000.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said the first version of the bill would trim the federal budget deficit considerably but would also leave 24 million more Americans without health insurance after a decade. Average insurance premiums would be 15 percent to 20 percent higher in 2018 and 2019, but after that, they would be lower than projected under current law.
Mr. Alexander of Tennessee, chairman of the Senate health committee, said Thursday that Republicans had been quietly working for several months on their own bill and would take the House measure under consideration for ideas and components.
Senate Republicans will face some of the same dynamics that stymied the House for weeks. Moderate senators will demand significant concessions, which in turn could alienate three hard-liners: Senators Ted Cruz of Texas, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Mike Lee of Utah.
Republican senators are certain to face pressure from governors worried about constituents on Medicaid losing their coverage. Republican leaders changed the House bill to woo hard-line conservatives, allowing state governments to roll back required coverage for essential services like maternity and emergency care. States could also seek waivers that would let insurers charge higher premiums for some people with pre-existing medical conditions.
“We cannot pull the rug out from under states like Nevada that expanded Medicaid, and we need assurances that people with pre-existing conditions will be protected,” said Senator Dean Heller, Republican of Nevada, who is up for re-election next year.
Senator Bill Cassidy, Republican of Louisiana, said he wanted to ensure that the final repeal bill “fulfills President Trump’s promises to lower premiums, maintain coverage and protect those with pre-existing conditions.”
Democrats are confident that some provisions of the House bill will be found to violate special budget rules that Republicans must follow in order to skirt a Senate filibuster.
“This bill is going nowhere fast in the United States Senate,” the Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer of New York, said. He said his Republican colleagues “should refuse to follow their House colleagues over a cliff, reject repeal, and work with Democrats to improve our health care system in a bipartisan way.”
Republicans have promised for seven years to repeal the Affordable Care Act, under which around 20 million Americans gained health coverage. But they had no consensus on how much of the law should be repealed and had great difficulty devising a comprehensive replacement. Their doubts were reinforced by constituents who said the health law had saved their lives.
Doctors, hospitals and other health care providers joined patient advocacy groups like the American Cancer Society and AARP in opposing the repeal bill.
But House Republicans said that insurance markets in many states were already melting down, and they pointed to Iowa, where the last major insurer under the Affordable Care Act has threatened to pull out.
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Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader, and other Democrats condemned the passage of a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.Published OnMay 4, 2017CreditCreditGabriella Demczuk for The New York Times
There may be “nobody to write insurance for people that are in the Obamacare exchanges” in 94 of Iowa’s 99 counties, said the House Republican whip, Steve Scalise of Louisiana.
The House vote on Thursday occurred before the Congressional Budget Office had released a new analysis of the revised bill with its cost and impact. Democrats angrily questioned how Republicans could vote on a bill that would affect millions of people and a large slice of the American economy without knowing the ramifications.
The Republican bill, the American Health Care Act, would make profound changes to Medicaid, the health program for low-income people, ending its status as an open-ended entitlement. States would receive an allotment of federal money for each beneficiary, or, as an alternative, they could take the money in a lump sum as a block grant, with fewer federal requirements. The bill would also repeal taxes imposed by the Affordable Care Act on high-income people, insurers and drug companies, among others. And it would cut off federal funds from Planned Parenthood for one year.
Many defenders of the bill focused less on its details than on what they saw as shortcomings of the Affordable Care Act.
“Obamacare has hijacked the free market and has taken some Americans’ liberties with it,” Representative Doug Collins, Republican of Georgia, said on the floor, adding that the health law “replaced our doctors with bureaucrats, because that’s what socialized medicine does.”
Democrats worked to link House Republicans’ actions to an unpopular president. “The Pied Piper of Trump Tower is playing a tune today, and they must dance,” said Representative Lloyd Doggett, Democrat of Texas.
In truth, Republicans argued, with so many problems afflicting the Affordable Care Act, the status quo is unsustainable, regardless of what Congress does. Hours before the vote, Mr. Trump pointed to Aetna’s announcement this week that it would no longer offer policies on Virginia’s Affordable Care Act exchange. | {
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Former Texas Republican congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul argued in a video clip he Tweeted Monday that U.S. foreign policy intentionally keeps North Korea unstable so the communist nation can play the role of international boogeyman.
"We've been doing this all this time and it's almost like [it is] to keep it unstable ... The instability is [because] we have promised the South Koreans that, 'We are going to take care of you. We are going to provide your weaponry. We are going to provide your indirect subsidies. We are going to take care of you and we're going to make sure that North Korea is held in check.' Don't ever talk to them. Don't ever have an open-door policy ... We need an enemy and for that part of the world, it is North Korea. They serve as the monster in that area," Paul said.
The former lawmaker argued that was not President Trump's intention but he is now "falling in line" with the existing policy.
The secretive communist country, which has conducted five nuclear bomb tests since 2006, has long been at odds with western nations. A brief period of apparent thawing during President Bill Clinton's administration did not change either country's policy, and North Korea has become more hostile since its leader, Kim Jong-Il, died and was replaced by his son, Kim Jong-un. The country test-fired a new mid-range ballistic missile on Sunday, but it failed almost immediately.
Trump, who during the election supported direct talks with North Korea, is prodding China to clamp down on the country economically. He tweeted Sunday that North Korea "is looking for trouble."
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Fucking money. 20 thousand dollars I may never have for a thing I don’t need. I could get a craigslist car for five grand. But fuck that. No more tow trucks. No more haggling with Armenians.
It has a sunroof. Picture driving to the desert. The stars. A girl. A girl… I’m buying the fantasy. All wheel drive in snow. 4 more horsepower than previous models. Have to haggle over interest rates. They know I’m a sucker. Don’t show them your cards. Don’t tell them your mommy can cosign for you if your welfare queen credit score is an issue. Don’t tell them this, don’t tell them that. Be prepared to walk away.
I’m a fraud. I don’t have money. I suck at negotiating. I can’t lie. All business is sales. All sales is lies. Don’t get invested. Overpriced piece of plastic. And yet– god damn what a machine. I love it, I hate it, I’m afraid of it, I’m afraid of being afraid to park it on the street. An acorn falls on it and it explodes.
Meanwhile I have an infection that will eat my face. Rough spreading redness between the eyes. Lotion on it every day. By night it recedes. Then when I wake it’s worse. It will spread to my eyeballs and blind me. Die horrible from eye AIDS but first I’ll never get laid again and every woman will laugh at my small penis. And the cat will die.
This is why I can’t have kids. Every minute imagining a rapist vivisecting them. You make a kid, you make a target for acid throwers. Limb severers. As it is I spend at least ten minutes per day picturing a van fragging the cat with its back tires. That’s enough. I don’t need more things to love and be afraid of losing.
All your fears are true. You will die. You will die painfully. The least painful death conceivable is the guillotine. I bet that hurts like a bitch. The blade slicing through your neck nerves, fast as it is– time telescopes out and out and you’re in that moment for a thousand years. Like the stairmaster. Working off one Mrs. Fields Fucking cookie you follow a long train of thought about kneebones grinding. Run lost down long cornering corridors of hate, fear. pain, knowledge of future pain. Look up. The seconds digit hasn’t turned. Watch it laying still for a very long time. Only after does it seem like nothing. In the car with the NPR over the windshield wipers groaning in the cold rain. Cavernously hungry for a Mrs. Field’s cookie. You’re fat. You’ll always be fat. Your soul is fat. No matter how skinny you get people look in your eyes and see fat. Fat ugly stupid small penis long nostril hairs. You trim but you always miss one.
Anyway. Buying a car. What I’m paying for the fucking rental to get me to dealerships is already more than I want to spend, ever. The fucking insurance costs 24 dollars a day. Enterprise has new management. Vigilant about inventory shrinkage. Can’t pay with a debit card with enough on it to rent the car five years. Must be credit. Then the chipper young dork tries to sell you a bunch of other garbage from a script and you can smell his agony. Corporations force every employee to upsell. Even fucking Burger King. I’m gonna cancel my card and give this car to a hobo. These people can blow me.
Relax. You will die and it won’t matter. This twenty thousand dollar hunk of plastic– driving it through air kills a million microbes a second. Each one exactly as significant as you. But then, they split themselves to reproduce. They don’t have to worry about pussy. So: fuck them. Privileged sacks of shit.
I’ll choose wrong, and then what. The car will break and I’ll spend money on top of money. The Rothschilds will own my organs and my inadequate cock and my hideous rash covered face. Toil forever to pay off compound interest that feeds on itself while my flesh depreciates. What are you gonna do. Beats taking the bus.
I think I’m patient zero for real world grey scale. It’s a dry and scaly rash. I have to wash my face three times a day just to keep the scales washed off away, and there’s only 2 products I can use on my face that don’t result in searing pain and huge red blotches forming across my face. Whatever it is must also be living on my glasses because it always starts on my nose where the fucking infection pads are, I’ve tried everything including soaking my glasses in alcohol for extended period while I ever so lightly scrub at my face with Proactiv’s old formula which I have stockpiled in my closet enough to last me till 2018. Their new formula also results in painful red rashes across my face. Hopefully I can save enough to afford to see a dermatologist as my current insurance plan won’t cover it. I’ve never used my health insurance for anything except a broken thumb from drunkenly playing laser tag in 2012. Even still they consider letting me die off from grayscale to be a cost effective option compared to simply paying for a dermatologist visit.
I too need a new car. I insist on driving a 92 Lexus SC300… because they’re just so reliable; I keep telling everyone. I don’t think I’ve ever drivenit for more than a month or two at a time before I’ve had to jack it up and tear it apart to fix this or that part. I think I got the one shitty 5-speed they made on Friday the 13th. It’s like having a hot girlfriend with Herpes. You can take her out and show her to your friends and be proud of it in public. But she spends so much time having a flare up that I never get to just lay her out on all fours and plow her into a hairpin like she was made to be.
I recently switch my cable provider from Time Warner to ATT Uverse. I didn’t even do it to save that much money, I just wanted a couple HD channels and a DVR box which they’d do for $30 cheaper a month, so with installation fees and equipment I’d break even 2 years from now. I paid for installation in the store because I had properly saved for this switch and didn’t want it to be on my first bill. They charged me for the install on my first bill again. Getting a human on the phone is difficult. Even when you do get a human, they’re often times trained to act like robots. Mention the bill and she instantly mentions that I ordered the Pacquiao fight which has nothing to do with February’s installation charge. She interrupts me constantly to remind me of all of the wonderful features available to me, and would I like to learn how to pay my bill online, and would I like to add a phone to my plan? I have been fighting for 3 months trying to get my $200 back, everytime I’m told a manager will review my account and call me back. A likely trick to keep their average call times down. People like me tend to hold their call times up, which means some manager won’t be able to show good measurables to his manager, so he has weekly “team building sessions” to hammer this point home with the finesse of a Dodge Ram trying to avoid the double parked prius hemming it against the curb. If I had spent the time I’ve spent on the phone with ATT working instead I probably would have made the $200 back and then some. I think they expect that connection to be made eventually.
I’m starting to think there isn’t even an individual on the other side of these exchanges benefiting from the extra money they took. It’d be one thing if money was being siphoned out through double charges to pay for a helicopter ranch in the maldives for some scheming bastard. But I don’t think any grand deception lies hidden by the tangled morass of awkwardly stilted English phrases thinly hidden behind a faked American accent. I think my money just fell through the electronic cracks and won’t even merit a blip on a graph of the quarterly earnings. It’s a grand nothing to them, money dumping into a grand fire as it hoovers out of the economy and into the black heart of computer corporatism. I’d rather have an evil CEO I could point to. Some enemy of some sort out there. Instead it’s just a system of apathy. It costs each employee too much to do anything more but shuffle me along to the next one. They’ve managed to pit us against each other. One working stiff against another. My money against there cost of living increase. And when those are the odds… how can I win? | {
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NR: No, we um, we got your number earlier via email so I just assumed we’d give you a buzz. Is that cool?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, no, that’s totally perfect, yeah.
NR: Okay, so what’s going on? What have you been up to lately?
Breanne Benson: Um, not much, I just back in from Jamaica last night. I um, had a little vacation so that was good.
NR: Very nice, very nice. Who’d you go to Jamaica with?
Breanne Benson: Um, just my sister. Yeah.
NR: Oh that’s cool.
Breanne Benson: It was a very relaxing vacation.
NR: Where’d you guys go? Montego or Negril?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, we went to Montego Bay.
NR: Oh that’s awesome.
Breanne Benson: Yeah.
NR: Are you, uh, still rocking the blonde hair or are you back to black? What’s going on there?
Breanne Benson: You know what, I do have the blonde hair but actually tweeted last night that I wanted to go back to dark.
NR: I’m going to tell you the truth, alright? I mean, I think you look hot as a blonde but I like the black much better.
Breanne Benson: Do you? Yeah, I think…I like having the blonde but I’ve had it for like five years now but it’s so much maintenance, it’s just getting…
NR: That’s a pain in the ass.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, it’s such a pain in the ass. I’m so over it.
NR: Well I think you should go back to black tonight.
Breanne Benson: [Laughs] Tonight.
NR: Tonight, that’s right.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, no. It’s going to be a while before I go back but not that…I mean, I’m going to do it very, very soon but I’m still a little nervous about it.
NR: No, it’s all good. Like I said, it still looks good either way so don’t worry.
Breanne Benson: [Laughs]
NR: So um, how did you find your way into adult entertainment, I gotta know.
Breanne Benson: Um, well, I started back in ’03.
NR: Okay…
Breanne Benson: And I just…somehow I knew people in the industry and just kinda I guess…my friends started doing it so it looked like fun so I figured I’d try it and I quit in ’04. Then I started dancing at the Rhino (??), and then I decided to come back in June of ’09.
NR: And then go back into it? Oh, okay. Oh! So just recently you got back in?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, so it’s been like almost a year.
NR: What do you um, what do all your friends think? I mean, like the ones that knew you before you got into it? I mean, were they supportive? Jealous? Spiteful? I mean, what was the overall reaction?
Breanne Benson: Um, honestly, I didn’t really care if they made like
NR: Okay.
Breanne Benson: Any comments or anything like that. But like, even though people were like “Oh my god, I can’t believe Benson’s doing that. Like, they were kind of shocked, which I don’t blame them, you know, but uh, as far as I know, you know, everyone’s been really cool with it so…
NR: That’s awesome, no like, that makes it a lot easier for you, right?
Breanne Benson: Oh, definitely, definitely.
NR: Now, you used to only do girl/girl scenes, right? Initially, but now you’ve started boy/girl, right?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, yeah, and I did girl/girl too um, when I came back until November of ’09 so I haven’t done girl/girl for like 6 months
NR: Do you like it so far?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, no, everything’s been great, it’s been a lot of fun.
NR: How come you initially only done the girl/girl?
Breanne Benson: Um, actually, when I first started I only did solos for the first six months. Um, I don’t know, I just really like taking small steps in everything that I do, for some reason so I always want to like, try things out and then I was like “okay, I think I’m ready now” and then after I did the videos and then you know, I just like to take things slow.
NR: I think that’s a good move in this industry. I think when you see a lot of girls jump right in, all the way, right out the gates, too young sometimes and it can really just take a toll, you know.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, definitely.
NR: So what’s been um, what’s been the best part about all of it so far?
Breanne Benson: Um, everything. I mean, it’s been great. I think this time around I have more support from my family members too, that also makes such a big difference, you know what I mean? Cause I started a lot younger.
NR: No, yeah, that makes it a lot easier.
Breanne Benson: So yeah, this time it’s been a lot more smoother, it’s been fun. Everything’s been great.
NR: Oh that’s awesome, what about the downside? I mean, what’s your least favorite aspect to the business or should I say like, if you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be?
Breanne Benson: Ah, if I could change one thing…ah, no one’s ever asked me that before. That’s a good question.
NR: Thank you.
Breanne Benson: Um, I would have to say, oh dear, that’s a really good question. I have no idea…
NR: You wouldn’t change anything?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, uh, I mean, I think just the way it is is just fine, I think it’s maybe it’s I’m so used to it, it’s just like…I don’t really see anything that has to change, I mean I would like to see the magazines. Um, I know they’re not as popular now as they were back in ’03, like they’re not doing as good. Like, I would like to see that, you know.
NR: It’s tough with the internet now, you know.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, it’s all internet. I wish it was, you know, a little bit of both but I mean, whatever.
NR: But I think with the internet you’re going to reach more people than you are with print though.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, that’s true.
NR: So I mean, it has its pluses too, I mean. And for you and everybody else in the business doing what you do, I think, in the long run, I think it can only help add to your success so.
Breanne Benson: I actually live in Sun City. I moved there from Orange County in January so yeah.
NR: Do you like it?
Breanne Benson: Um, it’s growing on me. I know I said I’d never move to Los Angeles ‘cause I just, I hate the traffic here and everything, but you know, it’s kind of growing on me.
NR: Does it make it a lot easier for work too?
Breanne Benson: Oh, definitely. Driving from Orange County to L.A. all the time, it’s like a six hour drive. Like, three to go to L.A. and then three back ‘cause of the traffic and you’re seriously like spending five hours in the car. It’s seriously not worth it.
NR: That’s terrible! I could never do that, that’s awful.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, that’s why I had to move out of there A.S.A.P.
NR: Well, tell me about your upbringing. You weren’t born in America, right?
Breanne Benson: No, I’m from Albania.
NR: That’s right, that’s what I’ve been told. Um, how was that like, how long were you there?
Breanne Benson: I was there until I was like five years old and um, then we moved to Italy until I was seven and then we came to the U.S.
NR: Oh wow.
Breanne Benson: So we’ve been here since like, forever.
NR: So you’re pretty much like a Southern California girl then, for the most part?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, definitely.
NR: Alright, but I still gotta do it. I’m going to give you an Albanian history exam.
NR: Oh, this is getting bad. I thought you were going to ace this thing, what happened?!
Breanne Benson: I, you know, I’ve been here for so long that I just. I never, I mean, when I speak Albanian too, I have an English accent to it.
NR: Oh boy.
Breanne Benson: I’m completely like, I don’t know much about Albania. I can barely speak to my aunt on the phone, I’m just like…
NR: That’s still pretty cool that you can speak it, though. I’m impressed.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, no, I can still speak it but I just, I sound so dumb and I cannot read in Albanian, just a little bit, and I cannot write. Like, I can read something, it’s really weird.
NR: That’s still cool. You can speak a couple of different languages though. Not many people can do that, so that’s still impressive.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, well, I wish I could remember them ‘cause I used to know Italian too ‘cause I started first grade in Italy and I used to know it fluently but now I can’t even speak a word. Like, I have no idea what to say.
NR: You’ve got to get back in touch with your linguistic roots. I want you speaking fluent Italian, fluent Albanian.
Breanne Benson: [Laughs]
NR: Writing, reading, the whole nine yards, okay?
Breanne Benson: I got so confused learning English ‘cause I also learned Spanish when I came here. I went to a bilingual elementary school where every other day you had to speak Spanish.
NR: That’s crazy!
Breanne Benson: Yeah, I was like eight years old speaking four languages. When I like talked to my parents, I’d have like, in one sentence I’d have like four languages. It was so confusing to me.
NR: Well, the good news is they speak English pretty much everywhere. The bad news is you got one and a half out of four on your quiz.
Breanne Benson: [Laughs]
NR: But I’m going to let you slide and the next time we talk, I’m going to put together another quiz and I want you to be ready for it, alright?
Breanne Benson: Okay.
NR: Did you, were you out at AVN this year?
Breanne Benson: I was, I was there. I was signing for um, Fire TV.
NR: Okay.
Breanne Benson: Yeah.
NR: And um, you got to see all the fans? Were they pretty stoked to see you?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, it was fun, it was good. I also did um, their expo in um, Mexico City.
NR: Uh huh. Oh, what was that like?
Breanne Benson: That one was absolutely insane.
NR: I believe it.
Breanne Benson: And it was nothing compared to the AVN out here in Vegas. It was, I mean there are over like a hundred thousand people that go.
NR: Jesus.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, and like, the girls had to like, have body guards at all times because there were so many people.
NR: Yeah, Mexico’s a little crazy, for sure.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, yeah.
NR: It’s not like, in Mexico City, it’s not like in Cancun or Cabo, it’s, I mean, it can be a little dangerous so.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, yeah, so I mean, we were safe and all, but there were just so many people. It was like, it was absolutely insane.
NR: That’s good though, that’s still a good experience though. Plus, you get to see, you know, international fans, things like that. That’s a good, that’s still good.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, no, it was great, it was a lot of fun.
NR: So um, so what’s your next move? What’s on the plate right now?
Breanne Benson: Um, I just tend to go with the flow of things. So my next move is to try and um, get my website started. I’m kind of lagging on that a little bit.
NR: Just putting together content for that?
Breanne Benson: I’m sorry?
NR: Oh, you’re just trying to put together content for that or are you still in the beginning stages?
Breanne Benson: Um, I’m still in the very beginning talks. We’re still like talking about it and stuff so it’ll definitely be up by the end of the year. It’s just, it’s actually getting to it, and then, you know, next thing would maybe hopefully start feature dancing. I just, you know, I wanted to wait before I started feature dancing because just to like bring my name out again, you know what I mean?
NR: No, that’s a good way to do it, right?
Breanne Benson: Yeah, so, that’s pretty much the next step for now.
NR: That’s awesome. I know, I’m sure you’re going to keep busy. I know it’s a constant rollercoaster. I get to talk to a lot of girls and they’re kinda always on the go and they’ve always got something new going on, so I know you guys are never really…you don’t get too much downtime.
Breanne Benson: Yeah, yeah, definitely, it’s true.
NR: Well, it’s a good thing. I uh, well, I’m going to let you get going but I hope I can check with you again down the road and we can uh, we can see how things are going then but um, I really appreciate you giving us some time today. And um, I just want to let you know, everybody at Nude Reviews loves you and we wish you the best, okay?
Breanne Benson: Thank you. Okay, I’m going to call my mom and get some more info on Albania so next time I’ll be prepared. [Laughs]
NR: Absolutely. I might even learn Albanian and then we can do another interview in Albanian.
Breanne Benson: [Laughs]
NR: And we’ll be the only two people on the internet that can understand it.
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Hey, I just wanted to give a quick heads up my next few days are supper busy, so I just wanted to say that I can't post until Thurday night, at which point i will do all my post, but I feel obligated to make my PPV match the number one priority. Just wanted to give a quick heads up.
"Ooouuffff N-never" he groaned as Suzanna rammed a couple of more shoulder blows into his abs before twisting to her side and slamming her hip into his gut to further knock his wind out. "Uuugghhh" he groaned, leaning into her
Suzanna tried to push him into a seated position on the ropes, and pull off her finisher 'my own throne' on him. If she does pull it off she will cut off air and wiggle her butt "I'm the only monarch here sweety"
Daisuke slumped into the corner of the turnbuckle as the next thing he knew, was being smothered out by his opponents butt! It as her finisher "My own throne" her butt wriggled and squirmed into his face to cut his air off as Daisuke struggled against her, his hand slapping and scratching at her side and butt as he was being smothered out. "Ooggffmmmm urugghm mgnggghhh"
She let out a few moans. "I love it when they squirm. Hey! Watch the hands! No spanking!" She leaned forward and feeled his crotch, pulling it up and down for a few moments before resuming the smother. "I'd suggest you tap out...no...kiss. Kiss my butt and I'll let you go, and count it as my win" She applied more weight on his face, making her grinds have more pressure.
"Ooumfffmmm H-hey, w-watch the crotch you ditsy bitch" he hissed as she played with his crotch before resuming the smother. Her butt buried deep into his face to make sure he isnt getting any fresh air. He started to tap her butt to signal his submission but she still refused to let go-"Mmmmmngghh Isubmit" he mumbled as he tapped her butt lightly- trying to ignore her request for the butt kiss- but he would have to do it soon if she kept up this sort of pressure.
She pulled out for a second, then rammed her rear end into his face, resuming the submission. "You have ten seconds to kiss before I knock you out~" she hummed, suggestively humping his face now. "Oh baby~ aww yea~ mmmmm i like that~" she moaned, humping him with her butt.
Daisuke tried to breathe as much fresh air as he could as she pulled her butt off his face, before her ass smacked on his face once more to bounce his head off the bottom turnbuckle and letting out a large groan from the wrestling prince.
"Ooouffgmmmm nngghh urgghhh!!! OK mgmmm okk" he moaned as he puckered up and started to smooch her butt, kissing her smooth white skin as she smothered him- the wrestling prince kissed Suzannas butt!
After the kiss, which she moaned out after it, Suzanna pushed her butt down on him so his nose was stuck between the cheeks, then let him up. She skipped forward a bit, turned around, and slapped her butt to him. "That was a wet kiss, how cute" she smiled, enjoying her first victory, if unofficial.
"Awww gawd, damnit Suzanna uurghh" he gagged a bit as his nose brushed the middle of her butt cheeks as she slid off him and slapped her butt for him. "Uurgghhh damn you" he moaned rubbing his nose. His body was glistening in sweat as he got back up, adjusting his briefs. She may look ditsy and clumsy- but she was a good wrestler! | {
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“Finally, this is one for the tapes,” he said to Christie. “If [manager Joe] Girardi goes to Washington, will the Nationals win a World Series in the next two to three years?”
“No,” Christie replied. “No.”
“Really?” Scarborough wondered. “Why not?”
“Because the Nationals players just can’t win the big one, Joe,” Christie explained. “They just can’t.”
And if anyone knows about the big one, etc. etc.
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“And their leading player does not make other players better,” chimed in someone named Donny Deutsch, apparently using the well known advanced metric that shows just how much a right fielder contributes can improve the play of an MLB third baseman via a positive, helpful attitude.
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“He is not a winner, Bryce Harper,” Deutsch added of the player whose team is second in MLB in wins since the season he debuted, with four division titles in six years.
I mean, not that I’m actually going to argue baseball takes with Donny Deutsch. Maybe he’s right. Maybe Bryce Harper isn’t a winner. They certainly laid out a convincing case.
“You know, [Thomas] Boswell wrote a great column about the Nationals, one of the most talented teams in baseball,” added Scarborough, evidently a devoted reader of our sports section. “He said they don’t hate losing enough. And for you to win, you have to hate losing.”
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“You got to hate to lose more,” added Christie, who perhaps might have won in New Hampshire had he only hated losing more. “And Matt Wieters behind the plate? Please,” Christie added. “I wouldn’t let him box my groceries, let alone catch the ball behind the plate. Did you see that performance? Disgusting. Terrible. Terrible.”
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And if anyone knows about a terrible performance on the biggest stage, etc. etc.
In other baseball news, Christie agreed that the Yankees were foolish to get rid of Girardi (“And let me tell you something, I don’t know who the great manager is they think they’re bringing in there,” he said), called Game 2 of the Astros-Dodgers series “one of the best World Series games I’ve seen in a while” and predicted Houston will win the World Series because “the Astros are a team of destiny.”
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“It’s so stupid,” co-host Mika Brzezinski interjected at one point. “You’re talking about nothing. It’s just mumbo jumbo.” | {
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i would say the best map for practicing is def eotl conquest, reasons 1. NO AA GUNS the biggest plus ever, 2 it never freezes unlike the other 4 maps that have heli's. 3. lots of ppl in boats which = easy kills and helps assist in aiming 4 other team has a chopper so you get to practice dogfightingthe only downfall to this map is it often attracts retards and tk'ers for the chopper so you may want to brace yourself for this
im trying to get better in the helicopters. any tips for killing in the helicopters and which map is best for practicing with helicopters
If your by yourself just take the chopper up high and switch to gunners seat to get your kill than switch back. I actually pulled this off a couple times a while back when I was Terrible at killing ground troups with rockets. No but seriously Quantum gave me a tip that really helped, instead of aiming dead on a soldier aim slightly to the left or right of your target and fire sense rockets fire from sides and not the front of heli, seemed to help me a lot. Why dont you just ask your bro im sure he'd be nice enough to help you out.
yo add my xMFHxCYL3L2 account and you can just watch how I fly as a gunner and when you wanna try flying I'll switch it over to you...also...ask your brother....the only bad thing is that he has been flying low as fuck lately and we often get hit with a rocket.
i tried asking my bro for help and his excuse is "i dont know how to teach". he wont even try to tell me what im doing wrong. he fucking helps some noob how to fly in the chopper but wont even give me supportive critisism (cant spell). i hope he dies in a fire alone with no one to save him
yea big time b/c well you'll be hitting the target, just make sure to watch out for AA guns and snipers vss ing you if you're getting hit and have no idea from what but you keep losing health fast you'll know what it is. remember to go for the weak spots on heavy tanks to when making a pass when done right it will only take 4 missiles to destroy a heavy
If the tank (Espicially a light) is running away from you, remember to aim slightly ahead of him. Rockets are even slower then .50 cal bullets, You'll be landing them on the turret if you aim a few feet ahead, which mean you take out the Machine gunner in first pass. critical with light tanks as they dont have that "kill spot" on the back.
Okay expert tips on choppers since im my clans official heli person:
1) NEVER EVER burn out your rockets. dont. do. it.2.)Begin you're turn just BEFORE over taking youre opponent nose up and climb to turn faster.3.) Strafe oppostife your turn and nose up to side flip for the fastest complete reversal of course possible4.) Aim fot the back of the AA gun I often blow the guy off it even if i dont destroy it.5.)the Mi-28 has bigger splash damage then the others. skim trees and suprise the enemy, you are not that fast. hit hard and get out of there. also you are more accurate when close to the ground. dont rocket snipe with this baby either.
If you're going against a 120mm tank, ashoot for the back engine area. Theres no armor there. Even if the front of the tank is coming right for you, shoot right at the back of the tank, even if you hit the ground slightly behind the back, the splash damage will hurt the tank more than a regular shot to the front armor.
Generally, I find that in the Ah64 you should fire like 1,2 1,2 1,2 at range then up close unload on him from behind (recharge rockets fully as you close)
in the havok it harder to rocket snipe espicially a moving target i normally pop off one rocket at a time at long range, then 2, then 3 then recharge for the final strike as i fully commit to the attack run (IE i will soon be over taking him)
it takes much longer to recharge one burned out then when u have 1 left, so this leave you able to fight back if you start taking AA fire from the side you can pull off the tank and hit the AA imediately then swing around to finish the tank.
worst thing you can ever doo is burn out in the enemy's base vacinity... your totally jacked if something new opens up on you | {
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Q:
How can I extract data from this JSON object with PERL?
I'm really struggling to understand how to navigate a JSON object. I'm using JSON.pm, and I am beating my head on my desk attempting to access each "name" parameter and store the first index of it's "values" array.
I'm having trouble understanding the basic structure, how array/hash references work, and how to iterate over them to access the values that I need. If someone could help point me in the right direction... I'm pretty lost/confused at this point.
This is the sample data I'm working with (a Facebook open graph object).
{
"data": [
{
"id": "219127134886593/insights/page_impressions/week",
"name": "page_impressions",
"period": "week",
"values": [
{
"value": 31600,
"end_time": "2013-03-07T08:00:00+0000"
},
{
"value": 31979,
"end_time": "2013-03-08T08:00:00+0000"
},
{
"value": 29517,
"end_time": "2013-03-09T08:00:00+0000"
}
],
"title": "Weekly Total Impressions",
"description": "Weekly The number of impressions seen of any content associated with your Page. (Total Count)"
},
{
"id": "219127134886593/insights/page_impressions_organic/week",
"name": "page_impressions_organic",
"period": "week",
"values": [
{
"value": 23587,
"end_time": "2013-03-07T08:00:00+0000"
},
{
"value": 23858,
"end_time": "2013-03-08T08:00:00+0000"
},
{
"value": 22813,
"end_time": "2013-03-09T08:00:00+0000"
}
],
"title": "Weekly Organic impressions",
"description": "Weekly The number of times your posts were seen in News Feed or ticker or on visits to your Page. These impressions can be by people who have liked your Page and people who haven't. (Total Count)"
},
],
"paging": {
"previous": "https://graph.facebook.com/219127134886593/insights/page_impressions,page_impressions_organic,page_impressions_viral,page_storytellers/week?since=1362383320&until=1362642520",
"next": "https://graph.facebook.com/219127134886593/insights/page_impressions,page_impressions_organic,page_impressions_viral,page_storytellers/week?since=1362901720&until=1363160920"
}
}
And this is what I am working on to access the different elements:
foreach my $data ( $decoded_json->{data} ) {
foreach my $item ( @$data ) {
$list{ $item->{'name'} } = $item->{'values'};
print "Value 3: @($item->{'values'})[3]\n";
}
}
A:
for my $item (@{ $decoded_json->{data} }) {
$list{ $item->{'name'} } = $item->{'values'};
print "Value 4: $item->{'values'}[3]\n";
}
See http://p3rl.org/REF for more about references.
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A police doctor scouring Nairobi’s Westgate mall for bodies after a four-day siege by Islamist gunmen that claimed dozens of lives has said victims were tortured before they died, according to a Kenyan newspaper.
“Those are not allegations. Those are f****** truths,” the doctor, a forensics expert, told The Star newspaper. “They removed balls, eyes, ears, nose. They get your hand and sharpen it like a pencil then they tell you to write your name with the blood. They drive knives inside a child’s body. Actually, if you look at all the bodies, unless those ones that were escaping, fingers are cut by pliers, the noses are ripped by pliers.”
The information could not be independently verified, but William Pike, the British editor of The Star, said the reporters working on the story had been given similar accounts from other sources. “We have [the source] on a recording,” Mr Pike said. “He was talking very graphically, and he was very angry.”
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The horrifying details of what may be the last moments of some of the hostages at the hands of terrorists from Somalia’s al-Shabaab movement come amid mounting public anger over the authorities silence about the details of the siege. Many questions remain, such as what happened to the potentially dozens of hostages still unaccounted for? What happened to the attackers? And what caused parts of Westgate to collapse in the final hours of the siege?
Police have asked for patience as they begin the painstaking work of gathering evidence and searching for bodies, with Interior Minister Joseph Ole Lenku warning it could take up to a week to complete the search. He has said that an “insignificant” number of bodies are still trapped.
Gunmen armed with machine guns and grenades stormed the Westgate mall on Saturday lunchtime, shooting indiscriminately, and killing at least 61 people. A further six security officers died in attempts to rout the militants. During the siege, rescuers evacuated many survivors, but reports suggested hostages were being held by militants. Kenya’s Red Cross says that 71 people are still listed as missing.
Ghoulish accounts on the fate of the hostages have circulated Nairobi and there have been claims that the military was forced to blow up part of the Westgate complex not just to bring the siege to an end, but to end the appalling suffering of hostages amid reports that hostages were raped, and others beheaded and their heads thrown out of the windows.
None of these reports could be verified amid what is a febrile atmosphere in the city following the worst terrorist attack on Kenyan soil since the US embassy bombings by Al-Qa’ida in 1998 that killed more than 200.
Allegations of rape are not commonly linked with Islamist militants, although there are increasing numbers of rape cases reported in Somalia after long years of conflict.
Meanwhile, Kenyan authorities are also facing questions over whether they had any intelligence on an impending attack, which a Somali al-Shabaab chief said was a “message to Westerners” who had “backed Kenya’s invasion [of Somalia],” a reference to Kenya’s 2011 incursion aimed at crushing the militant movement.
Kenya’s National Intelligence Agency (NIS), widely accused by politicians of failing to pick up chatter about the attack, has insisted it did warn the police and officials inside the President’s office before the Westgate siege, but its warnings went unheeded, The Star reported.
According to the same report, a pregnant policewoman avoided Westgate after her brother, who works for Kenyan intelligence, warned her of a terror attack. “She has told police that her brother who is a NIS officer warned her not to visit Westgate that Saturday because she would not be able to run,” a senior officer was quoted as saying. | {
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Yosemite, CA — Visitors cannot build campfires or smoke unless in designated areas of Yosemite National Park.
The fire restrictions have been enacted due to high fire danger combined with continued hot and dry weather patterns, according to park officials.
The park has provided this breakdown of the Stage 1 Fire Restrictions in place until further notice:
No building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire, or cooking fire (including charcoal fires) within Yosemite National Park below 6,000 feet in elevation. Portable stoves using pressurized gas, liquid fuel, or propane are permitted, as are alcohol stoves (with and without a shutoff valve) including alcohol tablet/cube stoves. “Sierra” (twig) stoves are not permitted.
No smoking below 6,000 feet, except within an enclosed vehicle, a campground or picnic area where wood and charcoal fires are allowed or in a designated smoking area. All public buildings, public areas of Concession buildings (including restrooms), other areas as posted and within 25 feet of any non-single family residential building remain closed to smoking at all times.
Campfires and cooking fires may still be used in designated campgrounds, picnic areas and residential areas in developed portions of the park in accordance with park regulations.
Designated Campgrounds and Picnic Areas:
Upper Pines, Lower Pines, North Pines, Yellow Pines, Camp 4, Wawona, Bridalveil Creek, Hodgdon Meadow, Crane Flat, Tamarack Flat, White Wolf, Yosemite Creek, Porcupine Flat, Tuolumne Meadows, Lembert Dome, Tenaya Lake, Yosemite Creek, Wawona, Mariposa Grove, Glacier Point, Cascade, El Capitan, Cathedral Beach, Sentinel Beach, Swinging Bridge, Church Bowl, and Lower Yosemite Falls. | {
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