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UN rights office dismisses US declaration Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria are not illegal.
by AFPA US policy change has no impact on the legality of Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria, the UN said Tuesday, insisting that the communities breach international law.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday that after legal consultations, Washington had concluded that the establishment of settlements was "not, per se, inconsistent with international law".
UN rights office spokesman Rupert Colville said that "a change in the policy position of one state does not modify existing international law, nor its interpretation by the International Court of Justice and the Security
Council."
The rights office will "continue to follow the longstanding position of the United Nations that the Israeli settlements are in breach of international law," Colville told reporters.
In his announcement, Pompeo said the United States did not necessarily consider the communities legal, but instead would defer to the judgement of Israeli courts.
The majority of citizens live in towns and cities that Israeli courts have judged legal.


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BEFORE THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL (WESTERN ZONE) BENCH, PUNE APPLICATION NO. 46 OF 2013 (WZ) CORAM: 1. Hon'bleShri Justice V.R. Kingaonkar (Judicial Member) 2. Hon'bleDr. AjayA. Deshpande (Expert Member) B E T W E E N: Dr. UDAYKUMAR VASANTRAO JAGTAP, Age: 43 years, Occupation: Doctor & Agriculturist, NeeraiHospital, Saswad, A/p Saswad, Tal. Purandar, Dist. Pune Maharashtra, Pin-412301. ......APPLICANT AND 1. SASWAD MUNICPIAL COUNCIL, (A Municipal Council under the Mah. Municipal Council Act), Through its Chief Officer, Address A/p Saswad, Tal. Purandar, Dist. Pune Maharashtra,Pin-412301. 2. THE MAHARASHTRA POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD Through Secretary, Kalptaru Point,2nd ,4th Floor, Opp Cine planet Cinema, Page 1 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) Near Sion Circle, Sion(E), Mumbai-400022. 3. CENTRAL POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD Through the Member Secretary Parivesh Bhavan, CBD cum Office Complex East Arjun Nagar, New Delhi 110 032. 4. THE COLLECTOR, PUNE. ......RESPONDENTS Counsel for Applicant In person Counsel for Respondent(s): Mrs. Ujwala Pawar, DGP a/wMs. Shweta Busar Advocate, Mr Ajay Ghodegaonkar Advocate, Mr.Vilas Mahajan Advocate for Respondent No.1. Mr.D.M.Gupte, a/w Ms, SupriyaDangre, for Respondent No. 3. Mrs.Manda Gaikwad Adovcate a/w S.B.Turorikar Advoate, for Respondent No.4. DATE : 4th September, 2014 J U D G M E N T
1. This Application is filed under Section 14(1)(2) read with 15 and 18 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010, The Applicant, named above is Doctor by profession. He alleges that that untreated sewage and the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) disposal practices adopted by the Municipal Council of Saswad, District Pune, are causing pollution of Page 2 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) the water flowing through river 'Karha' and its streams and other water bodies.
2. The Applicant has arrayed Saswad Municipal Council (hereinafter called "Municipal Council") as Respondert-1. Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB for short) as Respondent-2. Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB for short) as Respondent-3, Collector, Pune is Respondent-4. Respondents 1, 2 and 3 have filed affidavit. However, Respondent-4 has not filed any affidavit nor participated in this proceedings, though Collector is overall in charge of Municipal Councils as per provision of the Maharashtra Municipalities' Act and also, is overall responsible to ensure compliance of MSW rules by Municipal Council.
3. Briefly stated, the case of the Applicant is that Saswad Municipal Council, is not operating existing Sewage Treatment Plant (STP), nor installing the full-fledged new sewage treatment plant, to treat large volume of sewage generated in the city. This untreated sewage goes in to river 'Karha' and its streams directly, thereby causing water pollution. This river further flows downstream where 'Nazre' Dam at Jejuri, Taluka Purandar, District Pune, is located and its water is used for drinking and irrigation purpose in the surrounding areas. The Applicant also alleges that the Council is dumping the MSW near the School and Junior College, causing health hazards. He submits that he had Page 3 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) made complaints to the Authorities and the Authorities have also investigated the complaints and affirmed that the existing sewage treatment and MSW management are not in compliance with the Environment Regulations and the Authorities have also issued Notices, directions, forfeiture of bank guarantees etc. He claims that, however, no substantial improvements or up gradation has been done by the Council and the Authorities have not done anything further than issuing paper Notices. He, therefore, prays for an order directing the Council to stop water pollution and unscientific disposal of municipal solid waste disposal in the river or any water body which will cause health hazards.
4. The MPCB filed first Affidavit on 13-1-2014, and mostly corroborated the facts mentioned by the Applicant. The MPCB submits that they have issued directions to the Council on 15.2.2013, giving them time of one (1) year for submission of approval of the sewage treatment plant. The MPCB also submitted that as the Council has failed to comply with the directions, the Board has issued Show- Cause Notice for prosecution under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 on 3.12.2013. The MPCB submits that the Council has sought time of 3-4 years for installing the STP. The MPCB further submits that the Board has granted authorization under the Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, Page 4 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) 2000 to Saswad Municipal Council to set up and operate waste processing/waste disposal facility on Survey No.195, Kumbharvalan, Tal. Purandar, on 14th June, 2013. The MPCB submits that the Council has failed to comply with the statutory provisions and also directions of the Board, in order to comply the provisions of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, and the Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2000.
5. The Applicant further filed certain documents on record to show that the water in Nazre Dam is being used for drinking purpose in the adjoining villages and there are increased incidences of water borne diseases in the surrounding area.
6. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), i.e. Respondent No.4, has filed affidavit on 24th January, 2014 and submits that they have visited Saswad Municipal Council on 14.12.2012, to investigate complaints of the Applicant. The main observations of the Report are as under:
i. Raw sewage is auctioned and supplied to farmers by Saswad Municipal Corporation for irrigation. Water quality of raw sewage exceeds the general discharge standards for irrigation, with respect to Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD).
ii. Untreated sewage is directly discharged in the river Karha which deteriorates its water quality.
Page 5 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) iii. Sewage treatment plant located near Chaukande Aali is non-functional from last 15 years.
7. The CPCB further emphasizes that :
1. That MPCB shall enforce the direction issued to Saswad Municipal Corporation under Section 33 (A) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, to stop discharge of untreated sewage directly/indirectly to river and provide full fledge treatment for domestic sewage generated.
2. That, Saswad Municipal Corporation shall provide adequate treatment facility for sewage of Saswad town and stop direct and indirect discharge of sewage in river bed.
3. That, Saswad Municipal Corporation shall stop burning of MSW and implement the Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2000 for management of Municipal Solid waste of Saswad town.
8. The Respondent No.1, Chief Officer of Saswad Municipal Council filed several affidavits, which needs to be summarized for clarifying their submissions. The Council informs that total water consumption of the Council is about 4 MLD, of which, 80% i.e. 3.2 MLD sewage is generated, that is presently disposed of through Council's sewerage system, without any treatment. The Council had constructed STP with an oxidation ditch many years ago for treatment of sewage; however, same is not in operation Page 6 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) since long and is in dilapidated condition. The Council claims that being Class-C Municipal Council, they do not have their own sufficient funds to install and operate the sewage treatment plant and therefore, they have requested State Govt. for providing funds and expertise for installing the STP. The Council further states that the Council has been collecting/ disposing of the MSW at Survey no.88, which was originally outside the town area, since last thirty (30) years. However, subsequently development has taken place in the surrounding areas. Considering this development, the Council has acquired the land at village Kumbharvalan, having a total area of 5Ha for the purpose of MSW management. The Council has obtained authorization from the MPCB and the work for providing the MSW treatment and processing plant, is going on. Once this plant is made operational the problem of MSW disposal will be solved.
9. During interim hearing, noting the existence of old oxidation ditch, we directed the authorities to inquire whether such plant can be made operational on priority till the time full-fledged STP is made operational. Saswad Municipal Council had approached to the Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran and accordingly, the Council informed that technical sanction for project has been obtained from the Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran and tender work Page 7 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) already started. The Council also submits that they have provided basis infrastructure at the MSW plant at Kumbharvalan and will be setting up mechanized segregation unit for which tender is approved. It is the submission of the Counsel for Municipal Council that it is mandatory upon them to obtain technical sanction from the Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran and also, administrative approval from Collector, Pune for issuing the work orders for both these projects. Considering this, the Counsel submits that the MSW plant will be fully operational from March 2015, though shifting of the waste from existing area and also, windrow composting on platforms will be initiated in phrases in between. Similarly, during hearing the Counsel for Municipal Council, on instructions from the Chief Officer, submitted that within three (3) months, oxidation ditch will be fully commissioned and about 60% of sewage will be taken to oxidation ditch, as informed by the implementing agency i.e. Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran.
10. We have gone through rival pleadings of the contesting parties and are of the opinion that the following issues need consideration in the present matter:
I) Whether Saswad Municipal Council, is complying with the Environmental Regulations?
Page 8 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) II) What directions can be given to the Respondents for ensuring compliance of Environmental Regulations, through time bound works?
Re: Issue (I)
11. Before entering into the arena of the present case, we would like to discuss the waste management practices in the Urban Local Bodies. The Municipal areas generate large quality of sewage and MSW. With increasing population and also economic growth, the rate of consumption of water and generation of waste material is increasing in the urban areas. This poses a serious challenge for small Municipal Councils, as an adequate sewage treatment and MSW processing, are capital intensive, technically challenging and complex, besides high maintenance activity, which are generally opposed by the people, who are staying nearby to the STP and MSW plants. In the instant case too, though the Council has installed small STP in the form of oxidation ditch, way long ago, the same could not be operated and maintained due to various reasons, but primarily due to negligence from the Council. However, with growing population and increased quantity of sewage, the problem of water pollution of rivers, is getting severe. This is further aggrieved due to the fact that most of the rivers in this region are not perennial and the population is dependent either on reservoirs or groundwater for drinking purpose.
Page 9 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) Under these circumstances, pollution of river water is caused due to untreated sewage and has become a serious concern.
12. Admittedly, the Municipal Council does not treat any of its sewage though they have an existing STP with an old oxidation ditch, which is lying in dilapidated condition. The Council also is not treating its MSW in compliance with the Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000 and just dumping its waste at Survey No.88. The Municipal Council is required to provide necessary treatment to its sewage in compliance with the provisions of the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. Further, the Council is required to provide necessary MSW treatment and processing facility in compliance with the Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) Rules, 2000. Admittedly, the Council is not complying with both the Regulations and, therefore, it can be concluded that the Council is not complying with the Environmental Regulations. We find that since atleast 2000 the MSW Rules ought to have been implemented, may be in phase wise manner, but till filing of the Application, there is no affirmative action taken by Saswad Municipal Council. Hence, the issue No.I is answered in the Affirmative. Re: Issue (II) Page 10 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ)
13. As discussed above, we are aware that the sewage treatment and MSW management in the small class Municipalities, is a tricky issue. The report of CPCB on the status of sewage treatment in India, 2012, highlighted seriousness of untreated sewage from the Municipal areas. Even, it has been observed that the Municipalities, which are more financially sound and that are more autonomous in functioning, are also in non-compliance zone. In the instant case too, the compliance levels are absolutely below the mark. Still however, we are optimistic in the present case, with the approach and efforts shown by the Respondent No.1, to take aid and support of other Governmental organizations, including the Collector, to tackle this problem. We are however sure; mere optimism will not work for effective compliance of the Regulations. We feel that unless a time bound program is outlined, backed up with judicial order, the compliance will not be achieved in a realistic manner, by overcoming various procedural and operational hindrances. The issue No.II is therefore, answered in the Affirmative.
14. We are, therefore, inclined to partly allow the Application with the certain directions. The Application is thus allowed as follows :
I) The Municipal Council shall fully commission their MSW plant of Kumbharvalan, in Survey No.88, on or before 31st March, 2015.
Page 11 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) II) The Municipal Council shall start phase-wise shifting of the MSW generated on daily basis to the MSW facility, after rainy season and commence composting activity simultaneously. III) The Council shall ensure that while transporting of such solid waste, no nuisance shall be caused to the people in the vicinity and sufficient care in the form of covering of trucks and also, spreading of suitable chemicals etc. shall be practiced for odour operation control and also, effective composting is ensured.
IV) The Council and the Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran, are directed to ensure that oxidation ditch is made operational to achieve the discharge norms of the MPCB within next six (6) month and latest before 31st May, 2015, under any circumstances, without failure.
V) The MPCB shall monitor the compliance of above directions on quarterly basis and may obtain CPM chart from the Municipal Council for completion of these works to monitor the same quarterly basis of which a report be submitted to this Tribunal at end of each quarter henceforth. VI) The Collector, Pune, is directed to ensure the compliance of above directions. He shall review the progress of both the activities on monthly basis till May 2015 and ensure that no administrative hurdles or glitches obstruct for timely completion of the project.
VII) In the event of failure of Municipal Council and Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran (MJP) to adhere to above time limits. MPCB may execute the balance work, under the provisions of Section Page 12 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ) 30 of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1974, besides taking suitable legal action.
VIII) The Respondent No.1 shall pay cost of Rs.10,000/- to the Applicant.
The Application is accordingly disposed of.
............................................., JM (Justice V. R. Kingaonkar) ............................................., EM (Dr. Ajay.A. Deshpande) Date: 4th September, 2014.
Page 13 (J) Appln. No.46 of 2013 (WZ)


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E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>D.O.B: 04/06/1975
Nacionality: Portuguese
Maried with 1 child.
Web Designer & Developer
PT Comunicações, S.A. (SAPO) - Lisbon, Portugal
August 2009 – Present
Member of the Front End and Design team, in charge of building internal tools using PHP, HTML, CSS, SASS and JavaScript.
Tech lead and developer in the Ink UI Toolkit project.
Ink is SAPO's User Interface framework. It was made to provide a solid HTML, CSS and JavaScript code base for all of SAPO's new and re-factored projects and is also a Open Source project. It is made with HTML, SASS and Compass and uses Grunt to run our suite of build tools and JavaScript unit testing.
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This brief tutorial will take you through the process of creating your very first web application with ZPT-Sharp. Here you will:
- Install ZPT-Sharp to an empty ASP.NET MVC5 project, using the default configuration
- Add a model class and an MVC controller
- Write your first ZPT-Sharp view
Installing ZPT-Sharp
In your IDE of choice, begin by creating a new ASP.NET MVC project, using MVC version 5. From NuGet, install the package ZPT-Sharp for ASP.NET MVC5.
In the Global.asax.cs file, add the following code within the Application_Start
method.
You will also need a using
directive for CSF.Zpt.MVC
:
ViewEngines.Engines.Clear();
ViewEngines.Engines.Add(new ZptViewEngine());
Add a controller & a model
This step is no different to any other MVC application; the controller and model do not need any special design for ZPT-Sharp. Add the following classes to your application's Models and Controllers directories, respectively.
HomeModel.cs
using System;
namespace ZptSample.Models
{
public class HomeModel
{
public string Name { get; set; }
public DateTime DateOfBirth { get; set; }
}
}
HomeController.cs
using System;
using System.Web.Mvc;
using ZptSample.Models;
namespace ZptSample.Controllers
{
public class HomeController : Controller
{
public ActionResult Index()
{
var model = new HomeModel() {
Name = "Sam Smith",
DateOfBirth = new DateTime(1990, 5, 20),
};
return View(model);
}
}
}
Add your first ZPT-Sharp view
Create the directory Views/Home and place the following file inside. Give it the filename Index.pt.

<title>ZPT-Sharp sample view</title>

ZPT-Sharp sample view

Hello
Joe Bloggs.

I see you were born in
November,
what a wonderful month!

The application is complete
The sample application is ready to run. If you start the website you should now see the content from the MVC controller rendered in the sample view.
This brief tutorial has demonstrated the following aspects of ZPT-Sharp:
- TAL content and replace attributes
- A TALES path expression
- A TALES csharp expression


Models
- recommend all models are under folder "model", as the result it has "model" attached
e.g.
[ROOT]/code/module/demo/model/light.php will has class name "demo_model_light"
<?php
class demo_model_light {
function get_number_of_lights_on($color='red') {
.....
return $_status['on'][$color];
}
}
?>
- model can be called use system shart cut "$myclass = _factory('demo_model_light')" as singleton
e.g.
<?php
..
..
echo _factory('demo_model_light')->get_number_of_lights_on('yellow');
..
?>


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calls on enum constants.
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Example:
boolean foo(MyEnum value) { return value.equals(MyEnum.FOO); }
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boolean foo(MyEnum value) { return value == MyEnum.FOO; }


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Forklift driver in fatal crash didn’t have driver’s license
by Associated PressFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Court records show a forklift operator who was involved in a fatal crash in South Florida had been fined three times for driving without a license since 2011.
The South Florida SunSentinel reports Ulises Mondragon told police he didn’t have a driver’s license nor a permit to operate heavy machinery like the forklift that collided with a Mercedes-Benz convertible and killed 70-year-old James Zako.
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Cyber-Security Services, Data Analytics, IT Risk Assessment and process Optimaztion.
System administration, Website adminstration and management,Computer network maintenance, Troubleshooting and repair of computer systems.
Market research tool powered by named-entity-recognition and time-series analysis
Design and implementation of a suitable method of fake news detection which combines content and propagation-based approaches on social media.
A Big Data solution using Apache Spark and the MapReduce framework that predicts Ethereum prices via a Time Series Incremental Learning model which relies on Spark’s streaming capabilities to feed the model up-to-date price data from public APIs. This project was implemented in collaboration with fellow students
A prototype voice interface based ticket reservation system implemented using conversation design principles.
A simple 2D space shooter.This project was implemented in collaboration with fellow students
A traffic violation record management web application with priviledged access management functionality.
A question answering chatbot implemented using natural language processing techniques such as text vectorization and cosine similarity.
A modifiable social engineering simulation framework which assesses user susceptibility to phishing attacks. This project was implemented using the flask framework.
An application developed with the MATLAB computing environment, it employs neural network technology and image processing techniques to identify various species of fish from digital images.
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I'm a software developer/engineer. I love it.
I also like teaching/mentoring, did quite a lot of it in previous jobs, so I would like to try it full time in the future.
NodeJSMySQLJavascriptReact
MySQL major migration, utf8_mb4 handling
Nodejs job server, automatic deployment for aws
3 weeks after I started, all gyms (which were our clients) closed due to Covid-19 😅
PHPSymfony 2DoctrinePostgreSQLJavascriptReactRedux
Achievements and responsabilities:
I wrote an ETL process by hand in PHP for v2 => v3 MySQL to PostgreSQL migration ... it "only" had 1 bug, I fixed it later.
Core duties: dependencies management, tooling, onboarding, internal technical roadmap handling
Technical lead for the later part of my employment.
Testing: we went from no tests, to unit testing and phantomjs, to selenium and Jest testing
During two major incidents, I personally ensured going back to green status by refactoring internal messaging and sales page because of unprecedented user growth.
PHPSymfony 1.4JavascriptMySQL
Maintenance of the previous version while another team was starting the rewrite of the v3.
PHPZendJavascriptMySQL
I participated in the realization of the website carlabelling.ademe.fr
Ecole centrale d'Electronique (2008 – 2013) ⦁ Master's degree, Computer sciences
University of California, Irvine (2012) ⦁ International Business
Concordia university (2011) ⦁ Mathematics and Computer Science
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References are available upon request.


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Peer instruction is a teaching technique originally developed by Eric Mazur and colleagues in the early 1990s. Study after study has shown that peer instructions works better than conventional lecturing, but to the best of my knowledge, no online learning platform directly supports peer instruction. I'd like to fix that, and I hope some of our readers would like to help.
This video shows peer instruction in action in a classroom in India. Its basic instructional cycle is:
This technique works better than either someone talking in front of the class or a recorded video. The reason is the discussion phase: it gives learners a chance to find out how other people are thinking, which in turn allows peers to correct each other's misconceptions.
Moodle, Blackboard, and various MOOC platforms don't support that kind of interleaved discussion, and neither do tools Skype. In particular, their voice and chat tools don't directly support transitions between:
I'd like a tool that would let the moderator toggle between these two modes so that the group doesn't lose a minute or two making each transition. (I think this would be useful for meetings in general, not just for teaching.) Discussion groups could be set up in a bunch of ways (learner's choice time, moderator-assigned, randomly matched each), and it'd be nice if the voting was built in and if the moderator could ring a bell or something a few seconds before transitions so that learners weren't cut off mid-sentence. Given WebRTC and some back-end hacking, it seems like a prototype wouldn't be all that difficult to hack together; if you'd like to try, please get in touch.


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The Book¶
Content
- Installation
- Components
- Directory structure in Mapbender3
- Concepts
- Configuring the database
- Translation in Mapbender3
- How to create your own Template?
- How to create your own template?
- Create your own bundle
- Create your own twig-file
- Create your own css-file
- Register your template
- Use your new template in mapbender.yml
- Register your bundle in app/AppKernel.php
- How to change your design?
- How to change the logo?
- How to change the title and favicon?
- How to change the buttons?
- Try this out
- How to change the style of your application with the css-editor?
- Mapbender3 Quickstart
- Installation
- Start Mapbender
- Start Mapbender in the developer mode app_dev.php
- Welcome page
- Application overview
- Create an individual application
- Copy or rename an application
- Delete an application
- Export / Import applications and sources
- Management of Data Sources
- Source Repository overview
- Loading Web Map Services
- Add Service to Application
- Configure your WMS
- Add Elements to your application
- Try it yourself
- User and group management
- Create a user
- Create a group
- Assign users to group
- Roles
- Assign an Application to a User/Group
- Assign single elements to a User/Group
- Start Application at a defined position
- Things to try
- What Next?
- Mapbender templates
- FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
- Glossary
- Version history


Chapter 2 Week 1
In the first week we had a talk about the course syllabus and discussed about Machine Learning examples.
For the second week we will do a refresher on Python. Please bring your laptops and install Anaconda with Python 3.7.
2.1 Install Anaconda
- Install Anaconda
https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/#download-section - Click on start menu and choose anaconda prompt’(windows) OR run terminal (osx/ubuntu)
- Create a virtual environment (e.g. ‘mbl-ml’, could be any name you like):
• > conda create -n mbl-ml python=3.7 ipykernel - Activate the virtual environment:
• > activate mbl-ml - Make kernel accessible in jupyter notebook:
• > python -m ipykernel install --user --name mbl-ml
- Go to the directory that you would like to save your notebooks • > cd (just drag your folder into the cmd/terminal)
- Run jupyter notebook: • > jupyter notebook
- Create new file and set kernel to ‘mbl-ml’
- To shut down jupyter: • Press cmd ‘C’ or > ctrl ‘C’ at the terminal/cmd prompt
- To deactivate virtual environment: • > conda deactivate


The Shafi'i (Arabic: شافعي Šāfiʿī ) school of thought is one of the schools of jurisprudence within the Sunni branch of Islam, adhering to the teachings of the Muslim Arab scholar of jurisprudence, Al-Shafi'i of the prestigious Quraysh tribe.
Hanafii
The Hanafi (Arabic: حنفي Ḥanafī) school is one of the four Sunni madhhabs (schools of law) in fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence). It is named after the scholar Abū Ḥanīfa an-Nu‘man ibn Thābit, a tabi‘i whose legal views were preserved primarily by his two most important disciples, Abu Yusuf and Muhammad al-Shaybani.
Calculation types
Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)
Fajr Angle
15 degrees
Maghrib
0 minute after sunset
Isha
15 degrees
University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi
Fajr Angle
18 degrees
Maghrib
0 minute after sunset
Isha
18 degrees
Umm al-Qura, Makkah
Fajr Angle
18.5 degrees
Maghrib
0 minute after sunset
Isha
90 minutes after Maghrib
Helpful definitions
Definition of some of the common words being used throughout the application
Azan
the Muslim call to ritual prayer, typically made by a muezzin from the minaret of a mosque.
Salat
the ritual prayer of Muslims, performed five times daily in a set form. This if followed by Azan
Adan
An alternate to "Azan"
the Muslim call to ritual prayer, typically made by a muezzin from the minaret of a mosque.
Athan
An alternate to "Azan"
the Muslim call to ritual prayer, typically made by a muezzin from the minaret of a mosque.


HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION ACT, 1920
(Act of July 9, 1921, c 42, 42 Stat 108)
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Note
This Act is now part of the State Constitution and is subject to amendment or repeal as prescribed in Article XII of the Constitution.
Consent of Congress
Consent of Congress, see Pub. L. 99-557 (October 27, 1986); H.J. Res. 32, 105th Cong. 1st Sess., Pub. L. No. 105-21, 111 Stat. 235 (June 27, 1997), for §§209 and 219.1; and S.J. Res. 23, 102nd Cong. 2nd Sess., Pub. L. No. 102-398, 106 Stat. 1953 (October 6, 1992), for §§202, 203, 204, 208, 209, 213, 214, 215, 220, 221, 222, and 227.
Law Journals and Reviews
The Native Hawaiian Trusts Judicial Relief Act: The First Step in an Attempt to Provide Relief. 14 UH L. Rev. 889.
Title 1: Definitions
Section
1
2
Title 1A: Purpose
101 Purpose
Title 2: Hawaiian Homes Commission
201 Definitions
201.5 Federal reaffirmation
201.6 Community based governance on Hawaiian home lands
202 Department officers, staff, commission, members,
compensation
203 Certain public lands designated "available lands"
Parcel I
Parcel II
Kewalo-Uka, Honolulu, Oahu
Kewalo-Uka, Honolulu, Oahu
204 Control by department of "available lands," return
to board of land and natural resources, when; other
lands, use of
204.5 Additional powers
205 Sale or lease, limitations on
206 Other officers not to control Hawaiian home lands;
exception
207 Leases to Hawaiians, licenses
207.5 Housing development
208 Conditions of leases
209 Successors to lessees
210 Cancellation of leases
210.5 Repealed
211 Community pastures
212 Lands returned to control of board of land and
natural resources
213 Funds and accounts
213.5 Establishment of special fund
213.6 Hawaiian home lands trust fund
214 Purposes of loans; authorized actions
215 Conditions of loans
216 Insurance by borrowers; acceleration of loans; lien
and enforcement thereof
217 Ejectment, when; loan to new lessee for
improvements
218 Repealed
219 Agricultural and aquacultural experts
219.1 General assistance
220 Development projects; appropriations by legislature;
bonds issued by legislature; mandatory reservation
of water
220.5 Development by contract; development by project
developer agreement
221 Water
222 Administration
223 Right of amendment, etc.
224 Sanitation and reclamation expert
225 Investment of funds; disposition
226 Qualification for federal programs
227 Enterprise zones
228 Commercial and multipurpose project leases;
extension of term
Title 3: Amendments to Hawaiian Organic Act
Title 4: Miscellaneous Provisions
401
402
Title 5: Homestead General Leasing Program
501 to 516 Repealed
Note
Funding for Native Hawaiian roll commission. L 2011, c 195, §4; L 2014, c 14, §2.
Public land trust information system. L 2011, c 54; L 2013, c 110, §2.
Cross References
Native Hawaiian recognition, see chapter 10H.
Attorney General Opinions
Threatened and endangered plants are protected on Hawaiian home lands under the provisions of chapter 195D, as well as under the provisions of the federal Endangered Species Act of 1973, to the same extent that the plants are protected elsewhere in Hawaii. Anyone who "takes" threatened or endangered plants on Hawaiian home lands is subject to state and federal civil and criminal penalties. Att. Gen. Op. 95-5.
Allocating royalties from geothermal developments on department of Hawaiian home lands (DHHL) lands to the board of land and natural resources or the counties violated §4 of the Admission Act and article XII, §§1 and 3 of the Hawaii constitution. It is clear from the Admission Act and the Hawaii constitution that the State has an obligation to manage such resources on Hawaiian home lands for the benefit of native Hawaiians pursuant to the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act (HHCA). Allocation of royalties from geothermal developments on DHHL lands to entities other than DHHL would be violations of both the Admission Act and the Hawaii constitution because those proceeds would not be available to DHHL to carry out the terms and conditions of the HHCA. Att. Gen. Op. 14-1.
Law Journals and Reviews
Courts and the Cultural Performance: Native Hawaiians' Uncertain Federal and State Law Rights to Sue. 16 UH L. Rev. 1.
Native Hawaiian Homestead Water Reservation Rights: Providing Good Living Conditions for Native Hawaiian Homesteaders. 25 UH L. Rev. 85.
Ke Ala Pono--The Path of Justice: The Moon Court's Native Hawaiian Rights Decisions. 33 UH L. Rev. 447 (2011).
Where Justice Flows Like Water: The Moon Court's Role in Illuminating Hawaii Water Law. 33 UH L. Rev. 537 (2011).
A Modest Proposal for Determining Class Member Damages: Aggregation and Extrapolation in the Kalima v. State Breach of Homelands Trust Class Action. 34 UH L. Rev. 1 (2012).
Case Notes
Claims under Act arise exclusively under state law; hence, Eleventh Amendment bars federal court from deciding claims against state officials based solely on this Act. 45 F.3d 333.
Appellant who claimed article XII's (of the state constitution) implementation of this Act violated the Fourteenth Amendment because government benefits, leases to public lands, are available only to native Hawaiians, lacked standing. 342 F.3d 934.
Lessee defendants' motion to dismiss granted, where plaintiffs claimed native Hawaiian lessee defendants violated this Act, as well as plaintiffs' rights under 42 U.S.C. §1983 by subleasing Hawaiian home lands to non-native Hawaiians. 824 F. Supp. 1480.
To the extent plaintiffs sought redress for violations of the Hawaii constitution or this Act, the Eleventh Amendment barred the state law claims; thus, state defendants' motion for summary judgment granted on all state law claims against state officials brought in their official capacities; state defendants sued in personal capacities were entitled to qualified immunity. 824 F. Supp. 1480.
Association that included native Hawaiian beneficiaries asserted viable claim under 42 U.S.C. §1983 alleging breach of trust duties by appellees under this Act via Admission Act. 78 H. 192, 891 P.2d 279.
Act is part of Hawaii constitution and does not constitute federal law; thus, federal preemption principles did not apply to case where there was no relevant federal law at issue and conflict between Act and state statute was matter of state constitutional law. 87 H. 91, 952 P.2d 379.
Chapter 343 does not conflict with this Act, has only incidental impact on Hawaiian home lands, and is not inconsistent with interests of the beneficiaries; thus, chapter applies to Hawaiian home lands. 87 H. 91, 952 P.2d 379.
For Hawaiian home lands, the department of Hawaiian home lands is the accepting authority for applicant proposals under §343-5(c); because the governor is not involved, there is no conflict with this Act. 87 H. 91, 952 P.2d 379.
Where taxpayers failed to allege an injury-in-fact with regard to the Hawaiian homes commission act's native Hawaiian ancestry qualification for homestead leases, they did not have standing to challenge the constitutionality of the tax exemptions for homestead lessees or the Hawaiian homes commission act generally. 128 H. 89, 283 P.3d 695 (2011).


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Page is work in progress
Read the whole text before giving an answer. Given your playstyle/strategy and arrival time {{ player.arrival_time }}, consider whether you know with certainty that you both arrived before 9 (i.e. + 10 minutes to your time) which makes it safe to go to the canteen. If this is the case, consider if you know if you colleague is also certain that you both arrived before 9. If this is the case, consider if you know, that your colleague knows, that you're certain that you arrived before 9.  Given your playstyle/strategy, do you know, that your partner knows, that you know, etc. in the sense described above, that you are sure to meet your colleague when you choose to go to the canteen? For example/including when you arrive at {{ player.arrival_time }}
or
Given your playstyle, take your arrival time at {{ player.arrival_time }} as an example. Consider if you know that you both arrived before 9. Now consider if you know that your colleague knows that you both arrived before 9. And consider if you know that your colleague know that you know that you both arrived before 9? Imagine this process infinitely repeated, are you always sure to meet your colleague if you choose to go to the canteen, for example when you arrive at {{ player.arrival_time}}?
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Drugs have become a part of our culture since the last century. It was popularized around 1960’s by the mass media and music, as they invaded all aspects of the society. Around 208 million people around the world consume illegal drugs. It is important to know what the side effects and harm drugs can cause to the body. You may know someone who is under the influence of drugs directly or indirectly. The most commonly used drug in the world is alcohol. A drug is a substance that is consumed to change the way the body and mind function. The drugs that can change your mood are called ‘psychoactive drugs’. They have an affect on the way a person feels, thinks and acts. These drugs also have physical effects on body organs.
Drugs Effect on Life
Young people now-a-days are exposed to drugs easily. Usually people in depression tend to get addicted to different kinds of drugs. People consume drugs in order to change something about their life. The other reasons for taking drugs could be: To relax your mindDrugs Effect on Life To escape from problems To rebel against elders To relieve yourself from boredom To experiment and try something new To prove that you are a grown up To fit in with ‘cool’ bunch of people To follow the recent trends Are drugs really the solution? Are drugs really that cool to try? If so, then why isn’t everyone taking them? Drugs seem to be a solution in the beginning, but eventually they become the biggest problem in your life. You need to make yourself aware of the facts first, before you can even think about taking drugs.
Legal Drugs Some drugs, like alcohol, nicotine, caffeine and other prescribed and over-the-counter medicines are legal. Although they are legal, there are certain laws that restrict the availability, price and quality. Legal Drugs Illegal Drugs Drugs like cannabis, heroin, amphetamines, ecstasy and cocaine are illegal. They are not prescribed; the price and quality of the drugs remain unknown. People using illegal drugs cannot be sure of how strong the drug is, or what is present in it. Different types of illegal drugs can have great amounts of unidentified additives. There are laws against the making, using, or selling of drugs.
How Drugs Work
Drugs act like poison! The more you consume, the most you experience its effect.  A bigger amount will act as a sedative, which will slow you down.  Any drug will have the same effect on the body. Only the amount of consumption to achieve the effect will differ. Some drugs can have a direct affect on the mind. They can completely change the user’s perception of the world around him or her. As a result of this, the person may behave oddly, irrationally or inappropriately. Drugs will block all sensations, whether desirable or unwanted. Along with providing short-term help in relieving pain, they will wipe out the ability and alertness of one’s thinking. How Drugs Work Medicines are drugs that intend to change something about your body. They help in better working of the body. They are often necessary to help you from disease and disorders. However, they are drugs! They can have a negative effect on the body with increased consumption. Keeping the intake under control is extremely important. You need to use them as prescribed by the doctor.
Affect of Drugs on the Mind
To remember something, the mind needs to be very fast as information is quickly transferred. Drugs tend to blur memory by causing blank spots. Trying to remember something will become impossible through these blank spots.  Since the person can’t think straight he/she will experience failures in life. As life seems to get harder, consuming more drugs will become a solution. Affect of Drugs on the Mind Drugs as Creativity Destroyers One strange lie told about drugs is that it will help a person become more creative. The actual truth is exactly the opposite. People who are sad often get addicted to drugs, as they think that it will make them happy. Drugs do lift a person into fake happiness for a while. But, once the drug wears off it can depress the person much more than they were before. Every intake will bring the emotional level lower.  Effects of Drug Use – Immediate and Long-term Many people are confused about taking drugs. Media has completely changed the notion of drugs, by showing it as cool, fun or fashionable. There are a huge number of negative side effects by consuming drugs. Using drugs is a choice one makes for the time being, but there are long term effects. You may start depending on the drugs, to function everyday. Here are the side-effects of drug-intake. Damage to Your Body Drugs will have some immediate and long-lasting effects on your body. They can harm your physical health and well-being to a great extent. Damage to Your Body Violent Behavior Some drugs can trigger violent behavior. Violence is not the right way to react in any situation. Drug-induced violence will lead to serious injury to others and yourself. Internal Problems Some drugs can severely damage your internal organs. The liver, lungs, brain, throat and stomach are mostly affected by drugs. Ordinary household glue can become a drug if sniffed. The chemicals present in the glue can cause loss of hearing and kidney damage. This will happen if the glue is inhaled for a long period of time. The continuous use of marijuana can harm the parts of your brain, which will make your memory weak and dissolve the attention and learning. depression Infectious diseases Some drugs are injected into the body. Sharing of needles will put you at a major risk of getting diseases like Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B and other infectious diseases. Addiction You can become dependent on the drugs you take. You may feel that you can’t operate without drugs in your body. You may also experience withdrawal symptoms after you stop consuming the drug. Your tolerance to the drug will increase by regularly consumption. This means that you will need a greater amount each time to receive the same effects. Addiction Injuries People do some things under the influence of drugs which they wouldn’t normally do. This will increase the chances of getting hurt. Since the mind does not work properly, drug addicts usually meet with accidents. Mental Well-Being Drugs can alter your mood. They can trigger stress, depression, mental illness, or aggravate existing issues. Mental Well-Being Stress You may use certain drugs to help you relax and forget about stressful issues. However long-term drug use will have a great impact on your brain. This can lead to increased stress and anxiety. Depression You can feel low after using alcohol and other drugs. You may feel depressed due to the drug itself. Drugs use can worsen the feeling of depression. talk to a depressed friend Legal Problems Making, using or selling illegal drugs is against the law. Even if you have drugs under your possession it is a crime. Selling prescribed drugs to people without a prescription from a doctor, is a punishable crime. Punishments regarding drugs include – being sent to jail, enter rehabilitation program and having to pay hefty fines. Relationships Drug use can also affect your future and your relationships with others.  Breakdowns and conflicts become more common in your communication.
Your Future
If you are under the influence of drugs, your brain will not function properly. Your college work and your job will get affected terribly. Any kind of drug is harmful whether it be smoking, alcohol or drugs. Tobacco can cause lung disease, heart attack, cancer and stroke. Mouth sores, gum disease and high blood pressure are the risks of using spit or smokeless tobacco. say no to drugs Alcohol is harmful if used often or in large quantities. It can damage the organs in your body. You need to avoid alcohol completely if you are pregnant. The baby may be born with birth defects and learning disabilities. happy drugs free family Using illegal drugs just once is enough to harm your body and brain. Avoid inhaling common household cleaning product. They can be harmful and fatal. It is never too late to stop something. Get help from a doctor if you need to avoid drugs. Your friends and family will help you and support your decision.  You should be a good example for your children. Avoid using tobacco, alcohol or other kinds of drugs. Children take their parents as role models. As the saying goes ‘what you sow you reap’, you need to get rid of your addictions first. Prefer to sit in non-smoking areas in restaurants and other public places. Even better, avoid restaurants which allow smoking or drinking. Use family restaurants for dining with your family. Store your household cleaning products in a locked shelf. They should be kept away from the children. Children tend to sniff them for fun which can turn into a life long addiction. Sit with your family and discuss about the harmfulness of drugs. This should be done when the children are at a young age. So that you can prevent them from using it. Be aware not to give custody of your children to anyone who uses tobacco, drugs or alcohol. Your children will be at a risk of injury, accidents and violence. Taking care of your health is extremely important. Nothing seems to be harmful at first, but you will end up regretting later. Avoid drug use as much as you can and enjoy a healthy and happy life.


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The limits of language are the limits of one's world.
Ludwig Von Wittgenstein
Computer languages influence how you think about a problem, and how you think about communicating. Every language comes with a list of features—buzzwords such as static versus dynamic typing, early versus late binding, inheritance models (single, multiple, or none)—all of which may suggest or obscure certain solutions. Designing a solution with Lisp in mind will produce different results than a solution based on C-style thinking, and vice versa. Conversely, and we think more importantly, the language of the problem domain may also suggest a programming solution.
We always try to write code using the vocabulary of the application domain (see The Requirements Pit, where we suggest using a project glossary). In some cases, we can go to the next level and actually program using the vocabulary, syntax, and semantics—the language—of the domain.
When you listen to users of a proposed system, they might be able to tell you exactly how the system should work:
Listen for transactions defined by ABC Regulation 12.3 on a set of X.25 lines, translate them to XYZ Company's format 43B, retransmit them on the satellite uplink, and store for future analysis.
If your users have a number of such well-bounded statements, you can invent a mini-language tailored to the application domain that expresses exactly what they want:
From X25LINE1 (Format=ABC123) { Put TELSTAR1 (Format=XYZ43B); Store DB; }
This language need not be executable. Initially, it could be simply a way of capturing the user's requirements—a specification. However, you may want to consider taking this a step further and actually implementing the language. Your specification has become executable code.
After you've written the application, the users give you a new requirement: transactions with negative balances shouldn't be stored, and should be sent back on the X.25 lines in the original format:
From X25LINE1 (Format=ABC123) { if (ABC123.balance < 0) { Put X25LINE1 (Format=ABC123); } else { Put TELSTAR1 (Format=XYZ43B); Store DB; } }
That was easy, wasn't it? With the proper support in place, you can program much closer to the application domain. We're not suggesting that your end users actually program in these languages. Instead, you're giving yourself a tool that lets you work closer to their domain.
Tip 17
Program Close to the Problem domain
Whether it's a simple language to configure and control an application program, or a more complex language to specify rules or procedures, we think you should consider ways of moving your project closer to the problem domain. By coding at a higher level of abstraction, you are free to concentrate on solving domain problems, and can ignore petty implementation details.
Remember that there are many users of an application. There's the end user, who understands the business rules and the required outputs. There are also secondary users: operations staff, configuration and test managers, support and maintenance programmers, and future generations of developers. Each of these users has their own problem domain, and you can generate mini-environments and languages for all of them.
Domain-Specific ErrorsIf you are writing in the problem domain, you can also perform domain-specific validation, reporting problems in terms your users can understand. Take our switching application on on the facing page. Suppose the user misspelled the format name: From X25LINE1 (Format=AB123) If this happened in a standard , general-purpose programming language, you might receive a standard, general-purpose error message: Syntax error: undeclared identifier But with a mini-launguage, you would instead be able to issue an error message using the vocabulary of the domain: "AB123" is not a format. known formats are ABC123, XYZ43B, PDQB, and 42. |
At its simplest, a mini-language may be in a line-oriented, easily parsed format. In practice, we probably use this form more than any other. It can be parsed simply using switch statements, or using regular expressions in scripting languages such as Perl. The answer to Exercise 5 on page 281 shows a simple implementation in C.
You can also implement a more complex language, with a more formal syntax. The trick here is to define the syntax first using a notation such as BNF.[7] Once you have your grammar specified, it is normally trivial to convert it into the input syntax for a parser generator. C and C++ programmers have been using yacc (or its freely available implementation, bison [URL 27]) for years. These programs are documented in detail in the book Lex and Yacc [LMB92]. Java programmers can try javaCC, which can be found at [URL 26]. The answer to Exercise 7 on page 282 shows a parser written using bison. As it shows, once you know the syntax, it's really not a lot of work to write simple mini-languages.
[7] BNF, or Backus-Naur Form, lets you specify context-free grammars recursively. Any good book on compiler construction or parsing will cover BNF in (exhaustive) detail.
There's another way of implementing a mini-language: extend an existing one. For example, you could integrate application-level functionality with (say) Python [URL 9] and write something like[8]
[8] Thanks to Eric Vought for this example.
record = X25LINE1.get(format=ABC123) if (record.balance < 0): X25LINE1.put(record, format=ABC123) else: TELSTAR1.put(record, format=XYZ43B) DB.store(record)
The languages you implement can be used in two different ways.
Data languages produce some form of data structure used by an application. These languages are often used to represent configuration information.
For example, the sendmail program is used throughout the world for routing e-mail over the Internet. It has many excellent features and benefits, which are controlled by a thousand-line configuration file, written using sendmail's own configuration language:
Mlocal, P=/usr/bin/procmail, F=lsDFMAw5 :/|@qSPfhn9, S=10/30, R=20/40, T=DNS/RFC822/X-Unix, A=procmail -Y -a $h -d $u
Obviously, readability is not one of sendmail's strengths.
For years, Microsoft has been using a data language that can describe menus, widgets, dialog boxes, and other Windows resources. Figure 2.2 on the next page shows an excerpt from a typical resource file. This is far easer to read than the sendmail example, but it is used in exactly the same way—it is compiled to generate a data structure.
Imperative languages take this a step further. Here the language is actually executed, and so can contain statements, control constructs, and the like (such as the script on page 58).
You can also use your own imperative languages to ease program maintenance. For example, you may be asked to integrate information from a legacy application into your new GUI development. A common way of achieving this is by screen scraping; your application connects to the mainframe application as if it were a regular human user, issuing keystrokes and "reading" the responses it gets back. You could script the interaction using a mini-language.[9]
[9] In fact, you can buy tools that support just this kind of scripting. You can also investigate open-source packages such as Expect, which provide similar capabilities [URL 24].
locate prompt "SSN:" type "%s" social_security_number type enter waitfor keyboardunlock if text_at(10,14) is "INVALID SSN" return bad_ssn if text_at(10,14) is "DUPLICATE SSN" return dup_ssn # etc...
When the application determines it is time to enter a Social Security number, it invokes the interpreter on this script, which then controls the transaction. If the interpreter is embedded within the application, the two can even share data directly (for example, via a callback mechanism).
Here you're programming in the maintenance programmer's domain. When the mainframe application changes, and the fields move around, the programmer can simply update your high-level description, rather than groveling around in the details of C code.
A mini-language doesn't have to be used directly by the application to be useful. Many times we may use a specification language to create artifacts (including metadata) that are compiled, read-in, or otherwise used by the program itself (see Metaprogramming).
For example, on page 100 we describe a system in which we used Perl to generate a large number of derivations from an original schema specification. We invented a common language to express the database schema, and then generated all the forms of it we needed—SQL, C, Web pages, XML, and others. The application didn't use the specification directly, but it relied on the output produced from it.
It is common to embed high-level imperative languages directly into your application, so that they execute when your code runs. This is clearly a powerful capability; you can change your application's behavior by changing the scripts it reads, all without compiling. This can significantly simplify maintenance in a dynamic application domain.
We've looked at several different grammars, ranging from simple line-oriented formats to more complex grammars that look like real languages. Since it takes extra effort to implement, why would you choose a more complex grammar?
The trade-off is extendibility and maintenance. While the code for parsing a "real" language may be harder to write, it will be much easier for people to understand, and to extend in the future with new features and functionality. Languages that are too simple may be easy to parse, but can be cryptic—much like the sendmail example on page 60.
Given that most applications exceed their expected lifetimes, you're probably better off biting the bullet and adopting the more complex and readable language up front. The initial effort will be repaid many times in reduced support and maintenance costs.
Could some of the requirements of your current project be expressed in a domain-specific language? Would it be possible to write a compiler or translator that could generate most of the code required?
If you decide to adopt mini-languages as a way of programming closer to the problem domain, you're accepting that some effort will be required to implement them. Can you see ways in which the framework you develop for one project can be reused in others?
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P 2 # select pen 2 D # pen down W 2 # draw west 2cm N 1 # then north 1 E 2 # then east 2 S 1 # then back south U # pen up Implement the code that parses this language. It should be designed so that it is simple to add new commands. |
| 6. | Design a BNF grammar to parse a time specification. All of the following examples should be accepted. 4pm, 7:38pm, 23:42, 3:16, 3:16am |
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| 8. | Implement the time parser using Perl. [Hint: Regular expressions make good parsers.] |
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Play hnefatafl online (ancient viking board game)


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: "[UML] 책을 읽으며... 오퍼레이션, 메소드간 차이점..." author: display_name: hojunbaek login: hojunbaek email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: hojunbaek author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 767 wordpress_url: http://ezcocoa.com/?p=767 date: '2011-06-10 15:12:45 +0900' date_gmt: '2011-06-10 15:12:45 +0900' categories: - iPhone tags: - method - opertion - uml - 메서드 - 오퍼레이션 comments: [] ---
what is the different 'operation' and 'methods'????
operation is called from object.
methods is Procedure.


Prebuild configurations for distributions
This is a useful feature if you want to make a part of workspace available for third party without changing the configuration.
There are two major use cases:
Only a few projects shall be closed source (e.g. to hide some algorithms)
Only a few projects shall be open source (e.g. if a supplier has integrate a library)
Both is possible with bake, but the current UI is optimized for the latter one.
Add in the Project.meta the following code:
Prebuild {
Except main, config: Debug
Except newLib, config: Debug
Except setup, config: Release
}
It is possible to specify the Prebuild tags in all configurations, not only in the main configuration. Logically, they will be merged.
In the example above, no configurations will be built - except those three. The prebuild output is used directly.
To reference a configuration of the same project, omit the project name, e.g.:
Except config: Base
To reference all configuration of a project, omit the config name, e.g.:
Except newLib
This prebuild behaviour must be explicitly turned on by using the following the command line argument:
--prebuild
Note, that if objects files exist, the library will be built from existing object files (glob for *.o in appropriate build folder). If only the archive exists, the archive will be used without building it.
Typical workflow
Compiling the workspace completely without prebuild feature.
Executing a distribution script which copies all relevant files to a distribution directory. Make sure to add all header files of prebuilt libraries if they are needed for other non-prebuilt libraries. You may use the dependency files in the output directory for that script.
In the distribution folder use “–prebuild” when compiling the workspace.


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MTEX is higly customizable. On a local level this can be done by passing options to MTEX functions. On a global level this is achieved by editing the file mtex_settings.m via the command
{% highlight matlab %} edit mtex_settings {% endhighlight %}There the following behaviour can be customized
and many more.
You can use
{% highlight matlab %} getMTEXpref {% endhighlight %}to display all mtex_settings.


When you create a new list it will be shared with your family members, so you don't have to share after creation. This saves time for you.
You can create private list anytime. Just opt it out when creating the list.
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NFL Draft order 2020: Can Dolphins or Giants steal the No. 1 pick from Bengals?
by Tadd HaislopThe Bengals have built what could be an insurmountable lead in the race to earn the No. 1 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.
Cincinnati fans who are picturing LSU quarterback Joe Burrow in orange and black can thank Pittsburgh for its benching of struggling quarterback Mason Rudolph on Sunday, as the move led to the Steelers' game-winning touchdown in the second half of their Week 12 game. Now the Bengals, still winless at 0-11, have a two-game "lead" over the 2-9 Giants for the No. 1 pick.
MORE: SN's latest 2020 NFL Mock Draft
The Giants, of course, don't need a quarterback in next year's draft, but that doesn't mean New York shouldn't welcome the second overall pick. General manager Dave Gettleman surely saw what Ohio State pass-rusher Chase Young did to Penn State on Saturday.
In other developments based on Sunday's NFL results, the Jets' slide down the draft board continued with their third straight win. The Dolphins, Broncos, Falcons and Lions moved up with their losses. The Redskins — and more importantly, Dwayne Haskins — pushed themselves away from top quarterback territory with their victory.
Below is the updated NFL Draft order for 2020 through theSundaygames of Week 12.
NFL Draft order 2020
| Pick No. | Team | Record |
| 1. | Cincinnati Bengals | 0-11 |
| 2. | New York Giants | 2-9 |
| 3. | Miami Dolphins | 2-9 |
| 4. | Washington Redskins | 2-9 |
| 5. | Denver Broncos | 3-8 |
| 6. | Atlanta Falcons | 3-8 |
| 7. | Detroit Lions | 3-7-1 |
| 8. | Arizona Cardinals | 3-7-1 |
| 9. | Jacksonville Jaguars | 4-7 |
| 10. | New York Jets | 4-7 |
| 11. | Los Angeles Chargers | 4-7 |
| 12. | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 4-7 |
| 13. | Philadelphia Eagles | 5-6 |
| 14. | Cleveland Browns | 5-6 |
| 15. | Chicago Bears | (via 5-6 Raiders) |
| 16. | Carolina Panthers | 5-6 |
| 17. | Oakland Raiders | 6-5 |
| 18. | Indianapolis Colts | 6-5 |
| 19. | Tennessee Titans | 6-5 |
| 20. | Los Angeles Rams | (via 6-4 Jaguars) |
The teams slotted in Pick Nos. 21-32 are currently in the NFL playoff picture).
In Sporting News' latest NFL mock draft for 2020, the Bengals indeed land Burrow with the No. 1 overall pick. "Coach Zac Taylor will see some Jared Goff qualities in Burrow as a traditional passer, but Burrow is better than that with his athleticism," SN's Vinnie Iyer writes. "He, and not Ryan Finley, should be the long-term replacement for Andy Dalton."
The Giants, who were still slotted at No. 3 when SN's latest mock draft was released, land Young to boost their pass rush. There's no reason to think they'd go elsewhere with the No. 2 overall pick.
If their place in the order were to stick, and if the Bengals were to select Burrow, the Dolphins at No. 3 overall would have their choice of the quarterbacks, from Oregon's Justin Herbert to Oklahoma's Jalen Hurts to, perhaps, Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa.


Open your console or developer tools to see it work!
You will see the first log immediately after forceLog execution.
Wait for 6 seconds to see the other two logs on your console.


<%= config %>
Use the callback url shown above (CALLBACK) (or change hostname accordingly). You'll be given a Client ID and Client Secret. Put these in the [dockermount]/sdk/settings.json then restart the sdk. Then to restart the sdk, if you are running as part of the databox repo, then run:
docker-compose -f docker-databox-sdk.yaml restart databox-sdk
else if you are running from the databox-sdk.yml repo then run:
docker-compose restart databox-sdk


In today's post, let's take a explore a sending push notifications from Akka to an iOS application, including all the complexities of setting up the required certificates for push notifications, the iOS code, and packaging the entire solution in a container.
Remember that the application we're building often cannot provide immediate response to the requests it receives other than HTTP 200/202. The server-side code is saying "we heard you, we're working on it." In practical terms in the Lift https://github.com/eigengo/lift application, a PUT
to /exercise/:userId/:sessionId
with the valid accelerometer data payload results in status = 200, body = {}
type of response. It is only when the system classifies the exercise that it may decide to send a push notification to the device telling the user to get on with the exercise. Viz the code in UserExercises
:
Let's dive into the mechanics of the Notification
actor, which deals with delivering the notifications to the users' devices. The Notification
actor itself is just a router, which decides which of its children can handle the notification: so far, we only have iOS as notification target, but Android, and dare I say Windows Phone could be next.
Going back to Scala, we have the usual world of actors creating & supervising children.
[code language="scala"] object NotificationProtocol { sealed trait Device case class IOSDevice(deviceToken: Array[Byte]) extends Device { override def equals(obj: scala.Any): Boolean = obj match { case IOSDevice(dt) ⇒ util.Arrays.equals(deviceToken, dt) case x ⇒ false } override val hashCode: Int = deviceToken.hashCode() } case class AndroidDevice() extends Device case class Devices(devices: Set[Device]) extends AnyVal { def ::(device: Device) = Devices(devices + device) def foreach[U](f: Device ⇒ U): Unit = devices.foreach(f) } object Devices { val empty = Devices(Set.empty) } sealed trait Destination case object MobileDestination extends Destination case object WatchDestination extends Destination case class PushMessage(devices: Devices, message: String, badge: Option[Int], sound: Option[String], destinations: Seq[Destination]) } object Notification { val name = "notification" val props = Props(classOf[Notification]).withRouter(RoundRobinPool(nrOfInstances = 15)) } class Notification extends Actor with ActorLogging { import com.eigengo.lift.notification.NotificationProtocol._ private val apple = context.actorOf(ApplePushNotification.props) override def receive: Receive = { case PushMessage(devices, message, badge, sound, destinations) ⇒ devices.foreach { case IOSDevice(deviceToken) ⇒ destinations.foreach { case MobileDestination ⇒ apple ! ApplePushNotification.ScreenMessage(deviceToken, message, badge, sound) case WatchDestination ⇒ // noop for now } case AndroidDevice() ⇒ log.info(s"Not yet delivering Android push message $message") } } } [/code]The Notification
actor is our router, which routes the messages for actual delivery depending on what kind of device is on the other end. The actual delivery mechanism is in the ApplePushNotification
actor.
It seems rather complex. Somehow, it has two behaviour branches. One that actually does something useful, and one that just adds a message to the system's log. The motivation was to allow you—my dear readers—to try out the code without me having to share my iOS certificate and matching passsphrase. As you can see, I try to load the file ~/.ios/lift-push-development.p12
, which is the certificate itself and matching passphrase from ~/.ios/lift-push-development.pwd
. I happen to have these files on my development machines, and in the private Docker images. Unless you obtain the certificates, you will have no such luck, and you'll only see the log message instead of a message delivered to your phone.
From this discussion, we can easily slip into how I prepare the Docker images. Again, I wanted to be sure that even you can build the images, even if you are missing the magical ~/.ios/lift-push-development.*
files. And so, in the build.sbt
in the main
project, I have:
The key (pardon the pun) is the check for the existence of the ~/.ios
directory on the machine that prepares the images. If it exists, it will be included in the generated Docker image; from there, the ApplePushNotificaiton
actor is going to load the certificate and its passphrase, and all will work.
To finish, allow me to take a detour to the iOS programming. I will show you how to write some nice Swift code that registers for remote notifications, and show you how the iOS code acually interacts with the Scala server.
First, in the Certificates, Identities & Profiles in the Apple Developer Member Centre, be sure to include push notifications in the provisioning profile for the Lift application.
IMAGE PPNext, create a keypair, and obtain a APNs Development iOS certificate; download the certificate. You should then see the certificate and matching private key in your Keychain Access. Export the certificate to the ~/.ios/lift-push-development.p12
file, and save the passphrase you selected in ~/.ios/lift-push-development.pwd
.
With all this in place, we're ready to dive into the iOS code. First, we need to register for remote notifications; the registration process has changed a little in iOS 8. Hence, the code in the AppDelegate
is now
So, when the app starts up, it registers for remote notifications. If it is doing so for the first time, it'll ask the user for permission. (The user can revoke this permission at any time in the phone's Settings app.) Once granted, the application(application: UIApplication, didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken deviceToken: NSData)
method runs. All that we do there is to remember the deviceToken
. We don't yet know which user the token should go to. Is it a new user, or a user that is logging in again? We only find that out in the AccountViewController
. When the user logs in or registers, the server replies with its identity, once we have the user's identity, we can set the user's device.
Looking at this code, it's not that terribly different from the Scala code. The methods in the LiftServer
instance all follow similar shape:
When we apply the userLogin
to the first two parameters, we are left with Result<User> -> Void -> Void
. We apply that to { x in return x.cata(..., ...) }
, or in the Swift shorthand { $0.cata(..., ...) }
, which finally evaluates to just Void
. In the catamorphism of Result<A>
, we collapse the whole thing into Void
by either showing an error message or performing the self.showAccount
function.
The body of showAccount
is therefore called when we have user identity, either by registering a new user or successfully logging in an existing user. We can therefore get our hands on the deviceToken
and call the userRegisterDeviceToken
. This updates the devices
in the UserProfile
shard, and the UserExercises
can now query the same set and use it to send push notifications...
Today's post was plain-old-Akka, but I have tried to demonstrate how to combine the server-side code with other components in the system, and hopefully explained the motivation for some of the needlessly complex code. So, what are you waiting for? Head over to https://github.com/eigengo/lift clone or fork, and try the push notifications for yourself!


I recently graduated from university Of Maryland with IS degree. I love getting things done with great passion and determination. I am proud of my work in different places to give great customer services.
School: CCBC: Associate degree in BS
Schoo2: UMBC: Bachelor degree in BS
Schoo3: UMBC: Maser degree in MS


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Consider the humble anchor tag, foundation of the web:
Click Me
This bit of HTML tells the browser:
Let's break this sentence down into its components:
Intercooler generalizes each of these components:
ic-trigger-on
lets you specify the event that
causes the request.
ic-post-to
,
ic-put-to
, ic-delete-from
and ic-get-from
attributes, you can make
use of the full catalog of HTTP actions.
ic-target
attribute
to target any particular element for replacement.
To give a general form to the original statement:
This generalization and extension of the traditional patterns of web development lets you create rich user interaction while minimizing the associated conceptual and complexity burdens. As you peruse the examples section you will be surprised how many UX patterns normally associated with heavy javascript can be implemented using this simple pattern.
See the documentation to find out everything you can do with Intercooler.


Common attributes in list module, printers SHALL
also support the style attribute [on all elements with CORE attribute set
25: A conforming printer MUST NOT treat [an] attribute [marked as N/A] as
an error: title
Tests for assertions 25, 26, 27, 94, 23
<dl > tag (block): Below must be a list of three items with their definitions next to them but on the following line
- <dt > tag (block): Item
- < dd > tag (block): definition of item
- <dt > tag (block): Item
- < dd > tag (block): definition of item
- <dt > tag (block): Item
- < dd > tag (block): definition of item
<ul >(block): Below must be a list of 5 words with bullets before each
- < li > tag (block): This
- < li > tag (block): is
- < li > tag (block): an
- < li > tag (block): unordered
- < li > tag (block): list
<ol > (block): Below must be a list of 5 words ordered by Arabic numerals
- < li > tag (block): This
- < li > tag (block): is
- < li > tag (block): an
- < li > tag (block): ordered
- < li > tag (block): list


## Mako can find this base file because it's in the settings.py -> MAKO_TEMPLATES_DIRS list <%inherit file="base.htm" /> <%import datetime%> <%block name="content">
| Fee Type | Fee | Reason |
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| Late Fees | ${ rental.late_fees} | The Rental was returned ${ rental.total_days_late} days late |
| Damage Fee Fees | ${ rental.damage_fees} | ${ rental.damage_report} |


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java.lang.Object org.newdawn.slick.loading.LoadingList
public class LoadingList
A central list where all deferred loading resoures end up when deferred loading is in use. Each texture and sound loaded will be put in this list and can be loaded in one by one
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void |
add(DeferredResource resource)
Add a resource to be loaded at some later date |
static LoadingList |
get()
Get the single global loading list |
DeferredResource |
getNext()
Get the next resource that requries loading |
int |
getRemainingResources()
Get the number of remaining resources |
int |
getTotalResources()
Get the total number of resources that were in the list originally |
static boolean |
isDeferredLoading()
Check if we're using deferred loading |
void |
remove(DeferredResource resource)
Remove a resource from the list that has been loaded for other reasons. |
static void |
setDeferredLoading(boolean loading)
Indicate if we're going to use deferred loading. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
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public static LoadingList get()
public static void setDeferredLoading(boolean loading)
loading
- True if we should use deferred loadingpublic static boolean isDeferredLoading()
public void add(DeferredResource resource)
resource
- The resource to be addedpublic void remove(DeferredResource resource)
resource
- The resource to removepublic int getTotalResources()
public int getRemainingResources()
public DeferredResource getNext()
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Watching Shareef's fireside chat reinforced many of my reasons for applying to DBC. For one, I have sort of a tinkering mentality. I have really no fear of screwing up. For the last 6 plus years, I have been training science teachers. One of the key items I've tried to pass along is that science is all about failure. This is difficult for formal educators to hear because their mentality is to keep students from failing. Science is about being curious, asking questions, testing, messing up, and re-testing. This thread constantly repeats itself in this field. Mistakes are corrected with new ones popping up and all the while, new learning is happening. This happens best when working with others, which is why I love the kitchen approach so much. We're all in this together making mistakes, and learning all along the way.
I absolutely loved Shareef's take on pair programming. He effectively summarized why I've decided to become a programmer now compared to 15 years ago. As an educator, I've learned that the ability to collaborate, share, and troubleshoot with someone else is an incredible skill to have (and continue developing). As Shareef said, it is one of the best ways to learn because you will always work with someone a little more experienced than you and a little less experienced. I've seen evidence of this in my experience with pairing already in these first fewnweeks. Tips, shortcuts, and huge a-ha moments that I've discovered through pairing have helped me immensely. I struggled with JavaScript this week and was starting to get down a bit. Watching this video pulled me out of my funk and reignited my excitement to participate in DBC. I can't wait to see you all in Chicago with my chef's knife and cutting board!


just my musings...
The one with the Classes
10/17/2014 :: Phase 0 Week 5
This week has been chock-full of creating classes, methods, instance variables, instance methods, and all that jazz. This week made me remember a TA from college. She was TAing an English/Humanities, but she used to be a nurse in the neurological department. She would always say:
Anytime you are working on something, whether it is thinking through logic/philosophy, or trying to solve something, there will be a time when you run into a wall.  This is usually when most people will give up, but really it's just the brain trying to create new neurological connections. Don't give up, keep chipping at that wall and it will follow through for you.
That being said, you should always learn that at some certain extent you need to stop to at least take a break; because next thing you know you just realized you've been chipping at the wrong thing the whole time... Now onto the topic that gave me such a blockage this past week:
"Know-How"
class FriendsThanksgiving attr_accessor :dish def initialize(new_dish) <-- instance method @dish = new_dish <-- @dish is an instance variable puts "Let's have #{@dish} for our Friends' Thanksgiving!" end def prepare_instead(new_dish) <-- instance method @dish = new_dish puts "We now have #{@dish} for the Friends' Thanksgiving." end def locked_out(new_dish) <-- instance method @dish.insert(0,"burnt ") put "Got locked out; Friends now have burnt #{@dish} for Thanksgiving..." end end monica = FriendsThanksgiving.new("potatoes with lumps") => Let's have potatoes with lumps for our Friends' Thanksgiving! monica.dish => "potatoes with lumps" # Ross wanted lumps but now Joey wants his Thanksgiving with potatoes a different way: monica.prepare_instead("potatoes in the form of tots") => We now have potatoes in the form of tots for the Friends' Thanksgiving. monica.dish => "potatoes in the form of tots" # Oh, but wait Phoebe's mom used to make Thanksgiving potatoes another way: monica.prepare_instead("potatoes with peas and onions") => We now have potatoes with peas and onions for the Friends' Thanksgiving. monica.dish => "potatoes with peas and onions"
Alright, here's the first example. We have:
- class: a template created for the instance FriendsThanksgiving. (Each year they all have different shenanigans.)
- instance variable: a defined variable that will be used within the instance methods of a class. In this instance, I focus on potatoes and the specific type Monica will cook for the instance FriendsThanksgiving.
- instance method: I focused on the instance when types of potatoes were in question, but I want to change it from my originally defined type. The instance method takes in a parameter to actively change it into something else (say, in the form of tots or with peas and onions).
Now we have another instance for another year(instance) and another interesting dish(instance variable):
rachel = FriendsThanksgiving.new("English Trifle") => Let's have English Trifle for our Friends' Thanksgiving! rachel.prepare_instead("Shepherd's Pie") => We now have Shepherd's Pie for the Friends' Thanksgiving. # Ultimately, what Rachel actually makes... rachel.prepare_instead("half an english trifle and half a shepherd's Pie") => We now have half an english trifle and half a shepherd's Pie for the Friends' Thanksgiving. # But of course with Friends, sometimes things just go wrong: monica.locked_out => Got locked out; Friends now have burnt potatoes with peas and onions for Thanksgiving... rachel.locked_out => Got locked out; Friends now have burnt half an english trifle and half a shepherd's Pie for Thanksgiving...
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THE RAPTURE A film review by Jeff Davis Copyright 1992 Jeff Davis
A friend of mine and I took in THE RAPTURE last night at the newly opened Kentucky Theater here in Lexington. The 7:30 show was delayed for more than fifteen minutes to accommodate the large crowd of almost 800 people. This is the second movie I've seen recently at the Kentucky--the first was SINGING IN THE RAIN--and it is as large a contrast in movies as could fit in my squeegeed psyche. THE RAPTURE is an odd-ball movie. Imagine MY DINNER WITH ANDRE with Billy Graham and Albert Camus: MY LAST SUPPER WITH ANDRE, maybe. Mimi Rodgers stars as a telephone information operator who handles four calls a minute, eight hours a day. After work, she clears out the cobwebs with a (male) friend of hers by picking up strange couples in bars. This is not a Good Thing and we see it pall on her.  Rodgers is fine at projecting the iciness of this woman. At one point in a sexual encounter while her partner is all sweaty with bump and grimace, she wiltingly enquires about the prominent tattoo which her partner's female friend displays, and her voice betrays less involvement in the proceedings than her, "Please hold for the number" at work. Rodger's shows us a woman intent on convincing herself she's human. The bulk of the movie is her involvement in the rigors and terrors and logical consequences of her hard won faith, but to get too explicit about that would tread into "spoilers."
There is a large amount of the movie which is locked into working out the dialectics of the Born Again movement, like the Grand Inquisitor from THE BROTHERS KARAMOZOV. I didn't much care for that angle although taking the Born Again movement and its belief's seriously (taking *any* religion seriously) has not been a strong point in Hollywood film making.
As for an evaluation: I liked the film. Its subject matter was fresh although the director (Michael (?) Tolkin) apparently has a burr-in-the-blanket fascination with Christianity rather than an actual involvement. I don't know if that isn't actually some kind of Faith.
-- Jeff Davis.
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This is the API documentation for the 📌 TransmittableThreadLocal(TTL), The missing Java™ std lib(simple & 0-dependency) for framework/middleware, provide an enhanced InheritableThreadLocal that transmits values between threads even using thread pooling components.


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Nestled in the heart of downtown Gainseville, The Colored Egg has been providing locals with freshly baked goods since 2009. Our name comes from the Aracauna Chickenwhich are originally from Chile. They are also known as the "Easter Egg Chicken" because of the colored eggs the hens lay. Kathy raises Aracaunas at home on her farm and holds the same philosophy for The Colored Egg business: fresh and pure ingredients are best.
The Colored Egg aims to provide food that is well prepared, well presented. In rder to do so, we are up before the chickens, baking fresh for you daily.


Federal charges link New Jersey man to synagogue vandalism
CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - A New Jersey man faces allegations he conspired to carry out spray paint vandalism attacks two months ago against synagogues in Michigan and Wisconsin.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reported 18-year-old Richard Tobin allegedly recruited people on a neo-Nazi social network.
Court records indicate Tobin told investigators he considered suicide attacks and once sat with a machete in the parking lot of a New Jersey mall, considering an attack on black shoppers.
An email message for his public defender wasn't returned.
The paper says the synagogues that were vandalized with swastikas and other images on Sept. 21-22 were in Hancock, Michigan, and Racine, Wisconsin.
A magistrate judge ordered Tobin to remain incarcerated Friday, pending a mental health evaluation.
The paper says authorities declined to discuss the details of their investigation.
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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