Ally Brooke Thanks Fans For Keeping Her On 'DWTS' Ahead of Semi-Finals
Ally Brooke is 100% ready for the semi-finals on Dancing With The Stars tonight!
Taking to her Instagram Stories ahead of the show, the 26-year-old singer wrote about how lucky and blessed she felt to be part of the show.
“I’m so thankful for every minute on this show. I’m truly having the time of my life and am growing more than I imagined. I can’t wait for tomorrow. SEMI FINALS BABY!!” she wrote.
Ally added, “Can’t believe I made it this far. Thank you to everyone who has supported us and voted for us. I always give my all on that floor. I love u guys more than anything.”
Tune into Dancing With The Stars TONIGHT @ 8PM ET/PT on ABC to watch Ally and partner Sasha Farber perform two dances!


Today I put the response / request functions of the http server into classes. I was really happy with the results and I think it was a useful exercise to do. My next goal is to use the properties method in classes. Also I learned today that is the server has a print line in it's implementation it causes the whole system to hang. It took my a long time to figure that out.


British troops may be investigated over alleged war crimes
Thousands of allegations were shelved after investigation units were shut down by the UK government.
War crimes allegedly carried out by the British military may for the first time be investigated by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Killings of civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq have been covered up by the state, a BBC news programme will report on Monday.
More:
The United Kingdom's Ministry of Defence denied the allegations.
But children were killed, civilians tortured, and British troops were complicit with evidence reportedly contained in a series of leaked documents sourced from within the Iraq Historic Allegations Team (IHAT).
That team, and Operation Northmoor - which investigated war crime allegations in Afghanistan - were shut down by the UK government in 2017 after Phil Shiner, a solicitor who had taken more than 1,000 cases to IHAT, was struck off from practising law amid allegations he paid people in Iraq to find clients.
But some former investigators said Shiner's actions were used as an excuse to close down the inquiries.
No case investigated by IHAT or Operation Northmoor has led to a prosecution.
The ICC said it has taken the accusations "very seriously", according to the BBC, whose Panorama: War Crimes Scandal Exposed will be broadcast at 21:00 GMT on Monday.
"The ICC said it would independently assess the BBC's findings and would begin a landmark case if it believed the government was shielding soldiers from prosecution," the corporation reported on Monday morning.
The ICC previously concluded it was credible that British troops committed war crimes in Iraq related to the mistreatment of detainees.
The year-long investigation claims to have found evidence of murders by a soldier of the special forces SAS, as well as deaths in custody, beatings, torture and sexual abuse of detainees by members of the Black Watch.
A senior SAS commander was also referred to prosecutors for attempting to pervert the course of justice, the investigation found.
Palpable outrage
When allegations of abuses by troops first emerged in the years after the invasion of Iraq, the outrage was palpable. In 2006, a video was published of abuse being carried out two years before - British soldiers grabbing four Iraqi boys off the street and dragging them away for a beating, goaded by the soldier filming.
In the southern city of Basra, the video sparked mass protests with the burning of Union flags. Back home, there were calls for soldiers' prosecution, but a year later the case was dropped by prosecutors as the statute of limitations expired.
But after similar stories began to emerge in subsequent years, the media outrage shifted to focus on the prosecutions instead of the abuses. Investigations into soldiers' actions were deemed "witch-hunts" by influential right-wing tabloid newspapers. Former Prime Minister Theresa May blasted "activist, left-wing human rights lawyers" for causing distress to serving and former military personnel.
When IHAT, set up under a Labour government, was shut down by a Conservative government, only 20 cases were taken forward. The other 3,400 on IHAT's books were shelved indefinitely.


Delayed aircraft are estimated to have cost the airlines several billion dollars in additional expense [1], not to mention the uncertainty it adds to a passenger’s travels. The goals of this project as part of the Metis week 2 & 3 project is to predict flight delay time using linear regression based on 2017 United States flights data. Through the analysis, it should also shine a light on factors that impact flight delay time, and help others to develop mitigating strategies.
Data Sources
- 2017 Flight delay and cancellation data from Bureau of Transportation Statistics
- 2015 airport volume data scraped from Bureau of Transportation Statistics website: Bureau of Transportation Statistics, using beautifulsoup](https://pypi.org/project/beautifulsoup4/) code here
- Historic airport weather data from Iowa State University website: Iowa State Univerity Mesonet
Methodology Used
As the data set is quite huge (~5.3 million rows), the data set is randomly sampled to 50,000 rows for quicker modeling time in Python. Cross-validation with 5 folds is used on 80% of the data set to select features and model parameters.
Initially the following features were considered: ‘Inbound Delay’, ‘Month’, ‘Airport Departure Volume’, ‘Plane Turnaround Time’, ‘Departure Time’, ‘Temperature’, ‘Wind Speed’, ‘Precipitation’.
Then some features get zero-ed out in Lasso regressions and are removed, specifically: ‘Month’, ‘Airport Departure Volume’, ‘Plane Turnaround Time’, ‘Temperature’. ‘Wind Speed’ is further eliminated due to causing lower R2 score (indicating overfitting).
So three features remains to be used in model: ‘Inbound Delay’, ‘Departure Time’, ‘Precipitation’.
No feature transform were needed when checking the residual plots, but y (Departure Delay) is noticed to be heavily left skewed and so is being log transformed before training.
RidgeCV, LassoCV, ElasticNet Models were used in training, and RidgeCV was seen to have slightly better R2 scoring, and therefore chosen.
For code see Github repository here.
Results
- Ridge linear regression yielded a relatively low R2 score: 0.234
- Out of the 3 features used, ‘Inbound delay’ had the best predictive power (coefficient=0.145), compared with ‘Departure Time’ (coefficient=0.068), and ‘Precipitation’ (coefficient=0.016)
Conclusions
- Three factors ‘inbound delay’, ‘departure time’, ‘precipitation’ are significant predictors of amount of departure delay, but are insufficient to reliably predict departure delay time (low R2 score)
- Given the low R2 score, further predictive features should be explored, for example:
- Around airport volume or airport “busy-ness” should be explored, for example:
- Timeframes around public holidays
- Hourly volume of an airport around flight departure time
- Further breakdown of how specific airline carrier can impact delay
- Around airport volume or airport “busy-ness” should be explored, for example:
References
- Airlines for America. link


Something went wrong. To help debug, please copy the stacktrace below, and send it to Aurélie VIOLETTE with your tournament's name


Pause / Options
Morse Game
beta
Ready?
Instructions
When you hear a letter, press it.
Press Space at any time to pause the game, or click the Pause / Option button.
×
Game Paused
WPM
5
13
20
Time Limit (per guess)
2 seconds
5 seconds
No Limit


 Trust your intuition regarding dose - pour a load into a saucepan, add water, boil & simmer for 20 minutes, strain, add a generous amount of honey and have a piece of fruit ready for afterwards.  You need to have a healthy constitution before taking this. Senses are heightened, there's are feeling of paranoia, edginess, nervousness, urgency too, like Something's about to happen. I had it one Saturday night. It kicks in suddenly, say 3 hours later. I had the sudden urge to go and see the late show of Sleepy Hollow - before wandering around my (mostly deserted) halls of residence feeling like Jack Nicholson in The Shining. But........ next morning, a most pleasant hangover feeling, all nice and relaxing and a feeling that almost anything is possible.
However, a friend had some and all she got was the trots!!!!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Sign-out of External Identity Providers¶
When a user is signing-out of IdentityServer, and they have used an external identity provider to sign-in then it is likely that they should be redirected to also sign-out of the external provider. Not all external providers support sign-out, as it depends on the protocol and features they support.
To detect that a user must be redirected to an external identity provider for sign-out is typically done by using a idp
claim issued into the cookie at IdentityServer.
The value set into this claim is the AuthenticationScheme
of the corresponding authentication middleware.
At sign-out time this claim is consulted to know if an external sign-out is required.
Redirecting the user to an external identity provider is problematic due to the cleanup and state management already required by the normal sign-out workflow. The only way to then complete the normal sign-out and cleanup process at IdentityServer is to then request from the external identity provider that after its logout that the user be redirected back to IdentityServer. Not all external providers support post-logout redirects, as it depends on the protocol and features they support.
The workflow at sign-out is then to revoke IdentityServer’s authentication cookie, and then redirect to the external provider requesting a post-logout redirect.
The post-logout redirect should maintain the necessary sign-out state described here (i.e. the logoutId
parameter value).
To redirect back to IdentityServer after the external provider sign-out, the RedirectUri
should be used on the AuthenticationProperties
when using ASP.NET Core’s SignOutAsync
API, for example:
[HttpPost]
[ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
public async Task<IActionResult> Logout(LogoutInputModel model)
{
// build a model so the logged out page knows what to display
var vm = await _account.BuildLoggedOutViewModelAsync(model.LogoutId);
var user = HttpContext.User;
if (user?.Identity.IsAuthenticated == true)
{
// delete local authentication cookie
await HttpContext.SignOutAsync();
// raise the logout event
await _events.RaiseAsync(new UserLogoutSuccessEvent(user.GetSubjectId(), user.GetName()));
}
// check if we need to trigger sign-out at an upstream identity provider
if (vm.TriggerExternalSignout)
{
// build a return URL so the upstream provider will redirect back
// to us after the user has logged out. this allows us to then
// complete our single sign-out processing.
string url = Url.Action("Logout", new { logoutId = vm.LogoutId });
// this triggers a redirect to the external provider for sign-out
return SignOut(new AuthenticationProperties { RedirectUri = url }, vm.ExternalAuthenticationScheme);
}
return View("LoggedOut", vm);
}
Once the user is signed-out of the external provider and then redirected back, the normal sign-out processing at IdentityServer should execute which involves processing the logoutId
and doing all necessary cleanup.


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{% extends "boards/view.html" %} {% block page_title %}Requirements of board {{board.name}}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
The estimated time for this requirement was {{requirement.estimated_number_of_hours|floatformat:-2}} hours. It has been spent {{done_cards_spent_time|floatformat:-2}} hours.
{% if requirement.estimated_number_of_hours >= done_cards_spent_time %}You are on budget in this requirement.
{% else %}You are overbudget in this requirement.
{% endif %} {% endwith %} {% endif %} {% with done_cards=requirement.done_cards %} {% if done_cards|length > 0 %} {% for card in done_cards %} {% include "boards/components/view/full_board_card.html" %} {% endfor %} {% else %} Sorry there are no done cards. {% endif %} {% endwith %}


Trait SanitizerTrait
Sanitizers
Direct Known Users
SpanishGuestReportGenerator\Guest, SpanishGuestReportGenerator\GuestReport, SpanishGuestReportGenerator\Hotel
Namespace:
SpanishGuestReportGenerator
Package: Spanish
Copyright: 2021 Javier Zapata<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License: The MIT License
Author: Javier Zapata<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Link: https://github.com/bahiazul/spanish-guest-report-generator
Located at SanitizerTrait.php
Package: Spanish
Copyright: 2021 Javier Zapata<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License: The MIT License
Author: Javier Zapata<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Link: https://github.com/bahiazul/spanish-guest-report-generator
Located at SanitizerTrait.php


Weather Dashboard
Welcome!


UnlockCode
public struct UnlockCode
An Unlock Code
You should pre-generate the Unlock Code where possible. If you didn’t, anyone could just decompile your App and read your code in plaintext. Ideally this would come from a remote server, and then be stored in the keychain.
Obviously giving the length
and isNumeric
properties greatly reduce the amount of time
it takes to crack the unlock code, but these are required to present the 4 digit pin
style interface.
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Length of the string
Note
This is required presentation meta-dataDeclaration
Swift
public let length: Int
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Is numeric mode
Note
This is required presentation meta-dataDeclaration
Swift
public let isNumeric: Bool
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Compare against some
String
Declaration
Swift
public func isEqualTo(_ string: String) -> Bool
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Init with a pre-generated code
Note
Must use SHA-256 hashDeclaration
Swift
public init(hash: String, salt: String, length: Int, isNumeric: Bool)
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Generate a new code on the fly
Note
It is recommended you do not use this, and instead use a pre-generated code.Declaration
Swift
public init(generateFor string: String, withSalt salt: String = "")


After the freezing rain
Came the wind
And down hailed the neighbor’s tree
Onto our tree.
Onto my tree.
The one who stood firm outside my bedroom window and
Sung to me through his leaves
With the wind as inspiration
And a few drinks provided by the storm clouds above
To loosen him up.
This evening he didn’t make it out of the bar
From under the slick boughs of his boorish neighbor
But he did not flinch from his duty to keep that oaf from
crashing through my bedroom window.
When my father cut the rest of my bastion
Down to the stump
I went to my room to cry
Into my hands
And gathered myself like a pile of used clothes in my closet
So I could hear and see as little of the affair as possible.
I recall entire fall months where I would
Climb into my friend on scrap two-by-fours
That I nailed up when I was aged only
In single digits and didn’t stop climbing until
I broke my arm
By attempting to cherry drop
While hanging by a branch from
The backs of my knees when I was twelve.
I always considered him my first love.
I knew the taste of his bark
The peck of his leaves
And how his branches held me, sleeping.
I don’t recall ever feeling a pull towards kissing anyone
In the years while my keeper stood watch.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load agda_tags %} {% block title %}{{ block.super }} Take job{% endblock title %} {% block content_title %}{% if job.user %} Cannot take job {% else %} Confirm job acquisition {% endif %}{% endblock content_title %} {% block content %} {% if job.user %}
This job belongs to someone else. You may only take ownership of anonymous jobs. {% else %}
If this is a job that you have run anonymously you may take ownership of it by clicking the button below.
| Name | {{ job.name }} |
| Tool | {{ job.tool.displayname }} |
| Status | {{ job.status_name }} |
| Submission time | {{ job.submission_date }} |
| Completion time | {{ job.completion_date }} |


Are you tired of opening two windows or tabs and to be changing from one to the other to compare times or another information of two profiles or countries?
Find your profile or another cuber's one. Find about your country or about another's one. Find some national, continental or world rankings. It's neccesary to have a WCA ID to find someone's profile.
Compare your profile with another one or any two profiles. Compare information about your country with another one or two any countries. It's neccesary to have both WCA IDs to search them.
There isn't all the information in this page, so, feel free to do your own queries to the WCA Database. Queries must be written in SQL. You will have some examples to make it easier.


I participated in a Hackathon hosted by the University of Michigan, which was geared towards staff employees. Our team designed and developed a solution to help support super computers. The solution allowed users to make a screencast of their session and send it to support stafff, which can later view it using a web app. We won the competition!
Researchers access super computers via terminal clients. When they encounter a technical problem, they call the IT support desk and ask for their assistance. Since it is hard to remember the exact commands that they entered on the terminal, it is very hard for researchers to accurately communicate what sequence of commands led to their problem. To help support staff solve problems faster, we developed a tool that lets researchers record their screen and send that recording to the support staff. Additionally, we also hooked up the sending of the recording to the ticketing system, as well as developed a web app that allows IT support staff to view the terminal sessions recordings.


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Mister Bim bought an atlas as a birthday gift for his daughter, who was tremendously fond of geography.  The shop assistant did the wrapping with precision and care, but then got the ribbon entangled in his odd hair, and had to use a pair of scissors to free it. Now the ribbon was not long enough to girdle the atlas.
“I am most dreadfully dreadfully sorry,” said the shop assistant.
“Oh never you mind now,” said Mister Bim, “the wrapping paper is lovely all by itself.” The paper had a pattern of interlocking hollyhocks, delphiniums, and fire extinguishers, all red and green and gold and purple and yellow and blue.
Mister Bim's daughter, Clytemnestra, unwrapped the atlas on her birthday three days later.
“Oh gosh what can I say thank you so much papa!” she said.
We learned in the very first sentence that Clytemnestra was terrifically fond of geography. That fondness had led her to become knowledgeable, too. So imagine her disappointment when, upon close inspection, she discovered that every single one of the maps in the atlas was inaccurate. The port of Split is not in Bolivia. The world's largest lake is not just a few miles south of Swanage. Swanage itself is not spelled Swange.
“I will take it back to that shop and complain,” said Mister Bim.
“No no, papa. Let us tear all the maps out of the book and make a fire with them. Let us create a conflagration like unto the very flames of Hell.”
And, children, do you know something? That is exactly what they did!
Source : The Idyllic Childhood of Clytemnestra Bim by Rufus Bim, as told to Dobson


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MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE A film review by Yamamoto Copyright 1996 Yamamoto
What do you say to people you sort'a know? I mean what do you do when you come across people you casually know but nothing beyond that? Ok, so you say "hi" since you don't want to come across like you treat them like a plague but then what? Uneasy silence? Isn't that more awkward than if you didn't say anything at all? If you ingore them, at least you don't have to deal with the person. On the down side, they'll think you're prude or something. Do the opinions of those who you really don't care matter? Then again, you could aways tell 'em you had a bad day...
Speaking of having no real good solutions, MISSION IMPOSSIBLE came out and I had to go check it out. It's a spin off from the old TV series of the same name. Yup, it's packed with actions. Minimum dialogs. And will keep you on the edge of the seat. Yeah, what else is new? They got all kinds of cool toys but upgraded to today's technology. And of couse the cold war is over so different kind of villain is needed. Of course the guys have to accomplish impossible missions to save the day.
No nakkid boobs. No bullets. 7 dead bodies. 19 on the vomit meter. No moon shots.  Video hall of fame nominations to Emmanuelle Beart for saying stuff like "Jim is dead" and to Ving Rhames for saying stuff like "There was no physical evidence" and to Jon Voight for saying "When did you know". And of course to Henry Czervy for saying stuff like "He wanted us to know" and to Tom Cruise for saying "I'll always remember you this way." Three stars. Shaggy Bob says wicked!
Spoiler - The cold war is over but deep undercover agents are still about. A half of a list of all the agents has been stolen. The team has to not only recover the list but also pin the guy who took the first half and the buyer. If you recall any of the TV series, it's not all that hard to do.  Who can you trust? Better yet, who can you not trust and why? Of course, to prove your innocence, you have to break in to the most secure place in the world.
Alien Alert! Ok, so Bob Dole quit his day job to see if he can get a better one.  In it, he restricts aid to 2 years and upto 5 years during one's life time. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the reason why you get welfare because you can't find a job? And peoeple want goverment to solve the problems. Not unless we elect people who knows what they're doing.
For wisdom according to Shaggy Bob, hit that reply key now.
5/22/96 - Shaggy Bob
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The University of Wolverhampton is a British university located on four campuses across the West Midlands, Shropshire and Staffordshire. The city campus is located in Wolverhampton city centre, with a second campus at Walsall and a third in Telford.


GTranslatifier Jetpack feature - Version 0.2
Translatification at your finger tips.
The GTranslatifier Jetpack feature helps you translate web pages into your language by using Google Translate.
Info
- Installing the GTranslatifier Jetpack feature
- If an info bar did not appear at the top of this page asking for confirmation to install the GTranslatifier Jetpack feature, you need install the Mozilla Jetpack Firefox plugin and then visit this page again after restarting your browser. If you trust me not to do anything malicious with your browser, click the check box for auto-updating this feature while you are on the install page.
- Uninstalling the GTranslatifier Jetpack feature
- Go to about:jetpack, click on the Installed Features link, and then click on the uninstall link next to GTranslatifier.
- How to use
- To translate a web page into your language, just click on the icon in your status bar. To open the translated web page in a new tab, right click or middle click on the icon. To un-translate a translated page, click on the icon again. To translate a specific portion of a web page, select the text you wish to translate and then click on the icon.
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The Multi-Replay Analyzer takes multiple replays as input, and calculates and displays aggregate
statistics and development trends.
The Record V-D-O column displays the record of a player where V is the number of Victories, D
is the number of Defeats and O is the number of Other results (e.g. Unknown or Tie).
Note: The average columns like Avg APM, Avg SPM, Avg SQ and
Avg SC% are weighted averages where the weights are the length of plays the individual
values are calculated with.
Note: The first letters of matchups in the Race Matchup and League Matchup columns
always belong to the player whose details you are viewing.
Tip: Sorting a table by the
Record column will perform a sort by:
V - D = (victories - defeats)
This logic takes the
number of played games into consideration contrary to the
Win % column. The result order can
be used to decide
which maps to veto down for example (the bottom of the list when sorted descending).
Example #1: A record of 4-36-0 (win rate = 11%) will be after a record of 1-10-0 (win rate = 10%) reflecting that a map of 4-36 record gives you more
lost ladder points than a map with a record of 1-10.
Example #2: A record of 10-100-0 will be after a record of 1-10-0 even though having the
same 10% win rate reflecting that 10-100 record would give you a lot more lost ladder points.


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Chunichi Toyohashi Marathon
Toyohashi JPN
Race Winners
(57 runnings)
18 Mar
2007
2:22:59
26 Mar
2006
2:23:11
20 Mar
2005
2:21:47
21 Mar
2004
2:27:48
16 Mar
2003
2:26:41
17 Mar
2002
2:21:41
18 Mar
2001
2:23:09
19 Mar
2000
2:23:41
21 Mar
1999
2:23:26
15 Mar
1998
2:25:01
16 Mar
1997
2:18:43
17 Mar
1996
2:19:23
19 Mar
1995
2:22:06
20 Mar
1994
2:20:42
14 Mar
1993
2:22:53
15 Mar
1992
2:14:46
17 Mar
1991
2:25:46
18 Mar
1990
2:21:18
19 Mar
1989
2:25:55
20 Mar
1988
2:24:20
15 Mar 1987
2:23:17
16 Mar 1986
2:27:06
17 Mar 1985
2:22:10
18 Mar 1984
2:25:31
20 Mar 1983
2:28:37
28 Feb 1982
2:23:51
08 Mar 1981
2:25:25
09 Mar 1980
2:22:27
11 Mar 1979
2:21:03
12 Mar 1978
2:21:00
20 Mar 1977
2:22:43
14 Mar 1976
2:22:30
09 Mar 1975
2:22:32
10 Mar 1974
2:22:49
11 Mar 1973
2:23:33
12 Mar 1972
2:24:48
14 Mar 1971
2:22:38
15 Mar 1970
2:19:24
16 Mar 1969
2:18:45
17 Mar 1968
2:22:11
21 Mar 1967
2:20:37
21 Mar 1966
2:16:40
21 Mar 1965
2:18:04
20 Mar 1964
2:18:31
21 Mar 1963
2:27:31
21 Mar 1962
2:31:06
21 Mar 1961
2:18:54
20 Mar 1960
2:35:08
21 Mar 1959
2:27:41
21 Mar 1958
2:35:29
21 Mar 1957
2:27:54
21 Mar 1956
2:29:31
1955
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1954
---
1953
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Notes: 1953 was the inaugural year. The race was held in Nagoya thru 1968; it was moved to Toyohashi for the 1969
race. The race has been known as the Chunichi Toyohashi Marathon since 1993.
15 Mar
2009
2:26:33
Saroshi Abe (JPN)
16 Mar
2008
2:30:38
Tatsuro Hongyo (JPN)
Satoshi Emoto-3
Satoshi Emoto-2
Satoshi Emoto (JPN)
Takashi Iwatsuki (JPN)
Kengo Aiba (JPN)
Masahiro Miyamoto (JPN)
Koji Taniguchi (JPN)
Nobuharu Kawai (JPN)
Jun Ito (JPN)
Noritsugu Nishimori (JPN)
Yuichi Saito (JPN)
Michael McIntyre (AUS)
Michihisa Ono (JPN)
Katsuhiko Watanabe (JPN)
Katsuhiko Shimokawa (JPN)
Rex Wilson (NZL)
Yoji Aoto (JPN)
Masao Okamura-2
Yoshikazu Mitsunaka (JPN)
Masao Okamura (JPN)
Yasuo Yamamoto (JPN)
Toshiro Kashihara-2
Toshiro Kashihara(JPN)
Hideo Yokota (JPN)
Satoru Shimizu (JPN)
Yoshihiko Morioka (JPN)
Jae-Do Oh (KOR)
Toshiaki Yamamoto (JPN)
Katsumi Takeshima (JPN)
Koichi Teshima (JPN)
Tetsumi Kusagaya (JPN)
Naoyuki Sato-2
Takahisa Sekiguchi (JPN)
Sueki Tanaka (JPN)
Atsushi Matsuoka (JPN)
Minoru Aijima (JPN)
Naoyuki Sato (JPN)
Suguru Shirai (JPN)
Kimio Otsuka (JPN)
Katsuyoshi Sakemi (JPN)
Hayami Tanimura (JPN)
Kazuo Matsubara (JPN)
Takao Okamachi (JPN)
Takayuki Nakao-3
Takayuki Nakao-2
Senichi Toba (JPN)
Takayuki Nakao (JPN)
Masami Kurihara-3
Masami Kurihara-2
Masami Kurihara (JPN)
Akira Hazuhisa-2
Akira Hazuhisa (JPN)
n/a
n/a
n/a
Most Wins
(1956-date)
Men
3
Masami Kurihara (JPN)
1958-60
.
Takayuki Nakao (JPN)
1961,1963-64
.
Satoshi Emoto (JPN)
2005-07
Prize Money
Prize money cannot be awarded in Japanese road races due to legal restrictions.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <2:15 1 <2:16 1 <2:17 2 <2:18 2 <2:19 9 <2:20 14
Last Updated on 16 Mar 2009
Contributors: Shigenobu Ota (50), Klaas Loonstra (3)


cx_Oracle will throw cx_Oracle.DatabaseError exceptions. Here's how to extract the oracle error code and error message.
try: curs.execute('select 1/0 from dual') except cx_Oracle.DatabaseError, e: print "Exception:", e errorObj, = e.args print " ErrorCode:", errorObj.code print "ErrorMessage:", errorObj.message
Exception: ORA-01476: divisor is equal to zero ErrorCode: 1476 ErrorMessage: ORA-01476: divisor is equal to zero


Cloning a case is the best way to reduce the repetitive work of creating multiple cases that use the same search engine. Select the specific elements to include in the new case.


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Offers a catalog of design materials suggested with Ehn and others referenced. Needs exploring fully to consider possible techniques to transfer to firmware.
"co-designing is very often supported by various types of tangible
working materials –here called “design materials” like
phrased by Halse [8]. Some can be characterizes as being
“raw” and/or “metaphorical”; such as pen and paper, post-it
notes, foam blocks, clay, disposable cups, pipe cleaners,
small-scale person icons, game-pieces, tennis balls, hats,
etc.; while for example printed (field) images, access to
video-clips, foam & paper mock-ups, prototypes, etc could
be called “pre-designed” design materials. Whatever the
starting point, they are all viewed as objects, which are
explored, combined and added meaning during co-design
activities."
"various others have explored and
named design materials. Generally Ehn [7] argues that they
can establish shared “Language games” and in a broad
sense Star argues that they can become “boundary objects”among the
participants of various disciplinary backgrounds
[12]. More practically, for example Brandt calls design
materials “Things-to-think-with” [3], Capjon phrase them
“Communication catalysts” [5] and Sanders use “Make"
"the work presented should be viewed as an input
for making small-scale material-methodological decisions
when planning and preparing co-design activities, formats
and design materials"
"explicit considerations of what is designed “for” and what
is designed “by” co-designers, can play a role in creating
engagement and shared ownership in a co-design project"


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by Jane Smith
({{ result['result_code'] + result['infection_code'] + result['action_code'] }}) {{ result['result_code'] | returnResultText }}, {{ result['infection_code'] | returnInfectionText }}, {{ result['action_code'] | returnActionText }}
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Test Result: (39S) Low-grade dyskaryosis, HPV positive, Repeat Advised
by System
Next test due date changed to 10-Oct-2021
by System (Edifax)
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by Alison Johnson (CSAS)
Patient ceased due to patient informed choice
by System
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by James Smith (CSAS)
Defer Reason: Pregnancy
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by System
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by Alicia Johnson (Sample Taker)
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Date on which file was created.
Note: On Android, this is always 0 as creation date is unavailable on all supported versions.


Apple releasing first public beta of iOS 13.3 today
by Chance MillerUpdate: Now available, alongside the tvOS 13.3 public beta.
Apple today will release the first public beta of iOS 13.3. This comes after yesterday’s release of the first developer beta. iOS 13.3 includes performance improvements, Screen Time Communication Limits, and more.
One of the biggest issues in iOS 13.2 is RAM management problem that is causing applications to be killed when running in the background. Early tests indicate that iOS 13.3 does solve this problem, at least to a certain degree. We’ll have to dive deeper to learn more, and it’s likely that further improvements will come with subsequent iOS 13.3 betas.
iOS 13.3 also includes a new option in Settings to disable the Memoji keyboard from always appearing alongside the emoji keyboard. Communication Limits are also now available through Screen Time, allowing you to set limits based on your contacts.
Spot any major changes in the first public beta of iOS 13.3? Let us know in the comments or on Twitter, @9to5Mac.
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- What’s new in iOS 13.3 developer beta 1?
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Main App¶
Contains the Main App AnkiCardGenApp
.
-
class
acg.main.
AnkiCardGenApp
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
kivymd.app.MDApp
Main App.
-
bind_theme_cls_and_config
(self)[source]¶ Bind
theme_cls
and the correspondingConfigParserProperties
.
-
get_anki_template_dir
(self)[source]¶ Return absolute path where html-, css- and js-files for anki-card is located.
-
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class
acg.main.
MainMenu
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
kivy.uix.stacklayout.StackLayout
Contains everything related to the NavigationDrawer and the Screens.
-
get_item_text
(self, screen)¶ Get the text of the
DrawerItem
corresponding to a screen.
-
static
get_right_action_items
(screen)¶ Return
right_action_items
attribute ofscreen
s root widget if present. Else return empty list.
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get_screen
(self, screen_name)¶ Return screen by name.
-
get_screen_names
(self)¶ Return screen names.
-
on_dropdown_item
(self, _, item)¶ Close menu and set app.current_template_name.
-
on_parent
(self, *_)¶ Set up screen using
name
andpath
fromscreen_dicts
.The screens are added to the screen_man and corresponding entries to the drawer_list. Then
DrawerList.current
is bound to screen_man.current and vice-versa.
-
screen_dicts
¶ ListProperty
containing the dictionaries describing all screens.
-
set_screen
(self, _=None, screen_name='')¶ Switch screens dynamically.
-


| Type | Key | Summary | Fix Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| Improvement | SLING-9776 | Add a BND plugin to the scriptingbundle-maven-plugin | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.3.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9999 | Remove cyclic dependency between scripting and servlets features | Scripting Core 2.3.6, Servlets Resolver 2.7.14, Scripting JSP 2.5.2, Scripting HTL Engine 1.4.8-1.4.0, Scripting SPI 1.0.2, Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.3.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9573 | Remove requirement for maven 3.6 from scriptingbundle-maven-plugin | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.2 |
| Bug | SLING-9538 | Generated resource types do not normalize windows path separator | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.2 |
| New Feature | SLING-9207 | Unify the support for bundled scripts | Servlets Resolver 2.7.0, Scripting Core 2.3.0, HTL Maven Plugin 2.0.0-1.4.0, Scripting JSP 2.5.0, Scripting HTL Engine 1.4.0-1.4.0, Commons Compiler 2.4.0, Scripting HTL Java Compiler 1.2.0-1.4.0, JSPC Maven Plugin 2.2.0, Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0, Scripting HTL JS Use Provider 1.2.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9527 | Add a proper documentation page for the Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9209 | Report which requirements are not directly satisfied by the current project | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9338 | Allow defining an exclusion list accepting folders or files | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Bug | SLING-9394 | html scripts should be used to generate the resource type | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9379 | Make the MetadataMojo look for scripts in the default locations | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Bug | SLING-9346 | Skip files for which a script engine mapping doesn't exist | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Bug | SLING-9335 | Capabilities based on the extends file should be merged with capabilities based on resource label scripts | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9306 | Provide a path capability for scripts which are not part of a resource type | Servlets Resolver 2.7.0, Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9264 | Add the original script extension to the provided capabilities | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9208 | Generate provide capabilities based on the search paths | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Bug | SLING-9201 | Files in nested resource tree folders should only be analysed in the context of the closest resource type | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Bug | SLING-9197 | Align script file name analysis to the Sling conventions | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Improvement | SLING-9193 | Change the default folder for scripts lookup | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
| Bug | SLING-9183 | The Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin should add the Script Engine short name for each provided resource type capability | Scripting Bundle Maven Plugin 0.2.0 |
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I’m still in Ghana – ‘Western Togoland’ leader
The leader of the Homeland Study Group Foundation, Charles Kormi Kudzordzi, says he is still in Ghana contrary to claims that he fled the country after declaring some parts of Upper East, North East, Northern Region, Oti and Volta regions independent of Ghana.
The Ho District Court last Wednesday, November 20, ordered the arrest of Mr Kudzordzi and two others over their unlawful declaration that they have separated those parts from Ghana and that they are now a sovereign state.
This was after five other members of the group were remanded for treason after they took part in the activity which announced those parts independent and therefore now called Western Togoland.
In a video posted on social media, Papavi, as he is also known said: “I am in the country anyway, I have not travelled or hidden anywhere, but I want the government to show maturity, invite me legally through my lawyers and I will present myself for the case to continue”.
He also condemned the arrest of his people by the government of Ghana.
“I want to the tell the government of Ghana that what has started happening is not the right thing; going round, arresting people in the streets, taking them and locking them up in cells and particularly taking my near 70year old wife and locking her up, no, that is not the right thing,” the 80-year-old leader of the group said in a video posted on social media.


The Extended Kalman Filter is a viable means of pose tracking given a reliable initial estimate of its position and orientation within a known environment and coordinate system. When these initial estimates are unknown, or the assumptions of uni-modal gaussian distributions and model linearity are invalid, an appeal must be made to non-parametric localization techniques. These non-parametric techniques can be characterized by numerous benefits:
- Raw sensor data can be processes rather than relying on feature detection
- They are non-parametric and not bound to a particular distribution
- They can solve the global localization problem. In addition, they can solve the kidnapped robot problem under certain conditions
Two non-parametric methods of interest are the grid based histogram filter and the monte carlo based particle filter, both of which can be used to estimate the position and orientation of a robot in a known environment.
Grid Localization
Grid localization is performed by decomposing the pose space into a discrete grid over all valid poses. The granularity, or resolution, of the position and orientation estimates dictates the tradeoff between approximation precision and computational requirements.
Grids can either be generated based upon a variable-resolution topological representation or they can be based upon a fixed-resolution grid. Care must be made when using coarse resolution approximations of the pose space when high resolution sensors (e.g. laser scanners) are used as their noise estimates may be far too low to reliably generate pose estimates at such a low resolution. This can be seen as another variable dictating the ideal resolution, in addition to the accuracy and run-time trade offs mentioned above.
At a certain level of granularity the algorithm can no longer be computed in real-time. In order to reduce the computational complexity numerous techniques can be applied: pre-computing statistics for each grid cell corresponding to the different sensor models, using only a subset of all available sensor data, performing geometric integration of several control commands prior to incorporating them into the estimation algorithm, and selectively updating only a fraction of the grid cells with a high likelihood of it containing the robot.


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Popular matchings
13 Nov 2018Popular matchings are a nice variant of the classic stable matchings. In this post introduce these matchings, and give some bits of information about them.
Stable matchings
Remember what a stable matching is. There is bipartite graph, where every node holds an ordering of its neighbours, known as the preference list. A matching $M$ in this graph is stable, if no edge $(u,v)$ that is not in $M$ is such that both $u$ and $v$, would prefer to be matched together instead of the way they are matched (or unmatched) in $M$. Note that such matchings are maximal.
A stable matching always exists and can be computed in linear-time using the famous Gale-Shapley algorithm. Something frustrating with stable matchings is that they may be small with respect to the maximum matching (if one forgets about the preference lists). For example, in the following picture, the stable matching matches the top node on the left, with the bottom node on the right, and prevent the two other nodes from being matched, although all could be matched.
This example shows that the size of a stable matching can be half of the size of a maximum matching. If you are in a context where you would like to (at least partially) satisfy the nodes in terms of preference lists, but you would also like to satisfy as many nodes as possible, then you need another form of optimality, and (max-size) popular matchings is a good one.
Popular matchings
With a stable matching the matched nodes are happy, because they are at a kind of equilibrium, but the other nodes are unhappy because they are not matched at all. What happens if you make the nodes vote for their favourite matching? This makes sense if you do a tournament: for every couple of matchings you make an election, and the winner is the matching that is prefered by the majority of the nodes. In such an election the vertices perfer to be matched, and if matched consider their preference list. Also if there is an ex-eaquo then both matchings win. A matching is popular if it wins every election.
Relation with stable matchings and size considerations
It is known that every stable matching is popular. Thus popularity is a relaxation of stability. Unlike stable matchings, popular matchings can have different sizes, and in particular they can be larger the stable matchings (that why we look at them in the first place). Actually, stable matchings are the worst popular matchings with respect to size: stable matchings are the popular matchings of minimum size.
We then look for max-size popular matching. The good news it that a max-size popular matching can be computed in polynomial time, and that they have size at least 2/3 of the maximum size matching.
Notes
I got aware of this topic at a seminar of Telikepalli Kavitha at IRIF in September. After a nice introduction, she told us about her recent papers on the topic (there is a lot to say, with many relevant variants and nice algorithmic techniques).
The concept of popular matchings was introduced by Gärdenfors in the seventies, who also proved that stable matchings are popular.1 The polynomial algorithm for computing a max-size popular matching is much more recent, it was designed by Telikepalli and Chien-Chung Huang in 2011.2 And popular matchings are still a hot topic.3
Footnotes
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P. Gärdenfors, Match making: Assignments based on bilateral preferences. (I couldn’t find it on Google Scholar, but it is accessible on Wiley.) ↩
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T. Kavitha, C. Huang, Popular matchings in the stable marriage problem.S ↩


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Schoolgirl, 13, critically injured by machete gang 'was protecting 11-month-old nephew'
The 13-year-old suffered stab wounds when a gang of men armed with machetes forced their way into a house in Northern Ireland at about 9.15pm yesterday
by Chiara FiorilloA teenage girl was critically injured after she tried to protect her 11-month-old nephew from a machete gang, her family said.
The 13-year-old suffered serious stab wounds after the gang of men armed with machetes forced their way into a house in Lisnaskea, County Fermanagh, at about 9.15pm yesterday.
The teen, hailed by a relative as a hero, is in a critical but stable condition, while the baby was unharmed.
Elizabeth Joyce, who was also injured, told the BBC: "The baby was unharmed because his auntie is a hero.
"She's 13-years-old and she threw her whole self over that baby, and she saved his life. She is a hero."
"It is something that we will never get over."
Police are treating the incident as attempted murder.
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Det Sgt Keith Monaghan said detectives are investigating several lines of inquiry.
"We are determined to find the men responsible," he added.
There are not reported to have been any arrests.


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NFS before version 4 is reliant upon host trust relationships for authentication. The NFS server trusts any client machines to authenticate users and assign the same user IDs (UIDS) that the shared filesystem uses. This works in NIS, NIS+, and LDAP domains, for instance, but only if you know the client machine is not compromised, or faking its identity. This is because the only authentication in the NFS protocol is the passing of the UID and GID (group ID). There are a few things that can be done to enhance the security of NFS, but many of them are incomplete solutions, and even with all three listed here, it could still be possible to circumvent the security measures.
Squash root
The server or the share ("export" in NFS lingo) can be configured root_squash, meaning that any requests that come in claiming to be UID or GID 0 (root) will be treated like the nobody user, or equivalent on the system. This does not prevent an attacker from spoofing any other UID/GID combo, but will protect the most sensitive info and configs on the export.
nfs_portmon
Another setting that can be enabled is nfs_portmon, which denies requests coming from source ports outside of the 513-1024 range. Since only root can (usually) allocate these ports, this prevents a regular user on a trusted machine from writing and using their own NFS client that fakes UID/GID. It does nothing to stop a rogue host, a user with su permissions, or a root-level compromised machine from doing the same thing.
Export restrictions
Shares/exports can be controlled so that only certain machines can access them. These Access Control Lists can consist of:
- IP addresses (e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>)
- IP prefixes (e.g. @192.168.1)
- hostnames (e.g. server1.mydom.nis)
- host lists (e.g. @trusted_hosts)
- "everyone"
The best configuration would be to use a host list, since querying the nfs daemon will just give the name of the list, not which addresses or names it contains. Next in line would be IP addresses or hostnames, since those are more difficult to spoof. IP prefixes and "everyone" are indications of insecurity, since there is little or no restriction on what addresses can connect.
NFSpy makes spoofing NFSv3 very easy. As simple as:
$ sudo nfspy -o server=<RHOST>:/home,hide,allow_other,ro,intr /mnt
Unmounting can be done with
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Immigration would surge under Jeremy Corbyn government, Tories claim
The Conservatives have claimed immigration would “surge” if Jeremy Corbyn became Britain's Prime Minister.
But Labour branded it the latest from the Tory Party’s “make-believe research department”.
The Tories said analysis of new research into Labour’s proposals for open borders suggests net migration “could increase to 840,000 per year if Mr Corbyn is elected as Prime Minister”.
They said the analysis, described as “fake news” by Labour, was based on official figures and the Government’s own methodology.
This is equivalent to the combined populations of Manchester and Newcastle moving to the UK every single year
According to the party, the research shows extending free movement to the rest of the world would result in average net immigration to the UK of 840,000 a year over the next 10 years.
“This is equivalent to the combined populations of Manchester and Newcastle moving to the UK every single year,” the Tories said.
“This means that levels of net migration would more than treble if Labour introduced their proposals for completely open borders.”
The Tories added the analysis is “deliberately cautious and is likely to provide a significant underestimate of net inflows from non-EEA countries under Labour’s plans”.
The party also said maintaining free movement with existing EEA members would result in average net immigration to the UK of 260,000 a year over the next decade.
Home Secretary Priti Patel said: “Under Corbyn’s Labour, immigration would surge and put huge strain on schools and our NHS.
“Jeremy Corbyn has no credible plan for how to deal with the consequences of his open borders policy.
“The biggest risk to our NHS is Corbyn’s plans for uncontrolled and unlimited immigration, forever.”
She added: “His plan to hold another two referendums next year – and all the chaos that will bring – will mean that his Government will not have time to focus on the people’s priorities.
“By contrast, the Conservatives will get Brexit done, end free movement and introduce an Australian-style points system so that we can control our borders and protect our public services.
“We will reduce immigration overall while being more open and flexible to the highly skilled people we need, such as scientists and doctors.
“This can only happen if people vote for a Conservative majority Government so we can leave the EU with a deal.”
Unlike the Tories, we won't scapegoat migrants or deport our own Windrush-generation citizens
Diane Abbott, Labour’s shadow home secretary, said: “This is more fake news from the Conservative Party’s make-believe research department.
“Unlike the Tories, we won’t scapegoat migrants or deport our own Windrush-generation citizens.
“The damage done to our society has been through damaging Conservative cuts to our public services, not by EU nationals coming to work in them.”


Toolbar Types
The Toolbar component follows the fundamental-styles guidelines for Toolbar. The default type is "solid"; no
modifier is required. Use the [fdType]=""
property to set the toolbar type.
Toolbar Title
There are two ways to add a title to a toolbar component. The simplest way, when only text is needed, is to pass a
string to the [title]
input. For more complex titles, such as those containing icons or other elements,
pass a <h4 fd-title>
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Toolbar Overflow
If there isn’t enough room in a Toolbar, the [shouldOverflow]="true" can be used to move buttons to an overflow
area. A popover button will be created which will contain all the items in the overflow. Make sure to include the
fd-toolbar-item
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fd-toolbar-overflow-button
for button and
fd-toolbar-overflow-button-menu
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Toolbar Overflow Priority
Individual child elements can be "prioritized" for the overflow behavior using the
fdOverflowPriority
attribute directive. The values for prioritization are as
follows:
always
- This element will always be positioned in the overflow menu.
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never
- This element will never be added to the overflow. It will always
be visible in the toolbar.
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low
- The element has low priority and will be consider first for moving
to overflow menu.
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high
- This element has high priority and will be considered last for
moving to overflow menu.
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disappear
- This element is not important and will be removed from the
toolbar, and will not be added to the overflow menu.
Toolbar Overflow Grouping
Child elements can be grouped so that they can "overflow" together. Setting the attribute directive
fdOverflowGroup
to the same number will allow child elements to be grouped. Child
elements which are grouped, will enter (or leave) the overflow menu together. Child elements grouped in this manner
cannot have the fdOverflowPriority
values of
always
or never
. When the value of the property
is 0, the element does not belong to any group.
Toolbar Size
The Toolbar size can be set to either compact(default) or cozy. T
Toolbar Spacer
Spacers can be used to fill any remaining space either automatically or manually within a toolbar. A Spacer has 2
modes: auto (default) which takes remaining space
and
fixed which has to be set: [fixed]="true" width="200px"
Toolbar Separator
Separators should be used to visually separate items from each other.


Cesium Color HelperThis tool helps to convert pictures into text to use in TI-BASIC programs for Cesium, an assembly shell for the TI-84 Plus CE.


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UK Parliament Dissolved
There will be no legislative business in either chamber until a new Parliament is elected.
The UK Parliament announced its dissolution for Tuesday at midnight, local time, 25 days before the upcoming general elections.
The dissolution of the current Parliament means that both the House of Commons and the House of Lords end their activity. A new House of Commons will be elected on 12 December, while the Lords will retain their positions.
Under normal circumstances, a new Speaker of the House is also elected, along with the House of Commons, but this year, Lindsay Hoyle was elected early to replace John Bercow following his September resignation.
Under the Fixed-term Paliaments Act 2011, the UK Parliament must be reelected every five years, which means the next general election was supposed to take place in 2022. However, on 29 October, the House of Commons voted for early elections in December over the ongoing political Brexit impasse.


As a literary genre, a memoir (from the French: mémoire from the Latin memoria, meaning "memory", or a reminiscence), forms a subclass of autobiography – although the terms 'memoir' and 'autobiography' are almost interchangeable in modern parlance. Memoir is autobiographical writing, but not all autobiographical writing follows the criteria for memoir.
Memoirs are structured differently from formal autobiographies which tend to encompass the writer's entire life span, focusing on the development of his/her personality. The chronological scope of memoir is determined by the work's context and is therefore more focused and flexible than the traditional arc of birth to childhood to old age as found in an autobiography.
Memoirs tended to be written by politicians or people in court society, later joined by military leaders and businessmen, and often dealt exclusively with the writer's careers rather than their private life. Historically, memoirs have dealt with public matters, rather than personal. Many older memoirs contain little or no information about the writer, and are almost entirely concerned with other people. Modern expectations have changed this, even for heads of government. Like most autobiographies, memoirs are generally written from the first person point of view.
Gore Vidal, in his own memoir Palimpsest, gave a personal definition: "a memoir is how one remembers one's own life, while an autobiography is history, requiring research, dates, facts double-checked." It is more about what can be gleaned from a section of one's life than about the outcome of the life as a whole.
Humorist Will Rogers put it a little more pithily: "Memoirs means when you put down the good things you ought to have done and leave out the bad ones you did do."


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Rebuild Web AddressesThe Rebuild Web Addresses function is not often used, but you may need to rebuild links if the root directory has been changed or if you have replaced the page template that is linked to a specific page type. The Update Web addresses for all pages option is very rarely used because another EPiServer functionality handles the problem. However, errors may occur that this function will correct. One scenario: You have a page type, such as a normal Web page, that is linked to the page template Page.aspx. You change it so that it is linked to page template Page2.aspx instead. Normally, EPiServer re-associates all pages created with the former page type, and they display using the new page template. There may be exceptions, though, where pages still display using Page.aspx. In this case, you will need to rebuild the links with the Update addresses for all pages function. Use the function Specify old root folder to be replaced if you have moved the root directory on the server. If you do not rebuild the links, the internal links for the whole Web site will be incorrect. To rebuild links, specify the old root directory and select OK.
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ros-list - list the materials installed by roswell
ros list [type] [options]
ros list shows the list of the materials installed by roswell.
List the implementations that have been already installed. Optionally providing IMPL shows the installed versions of the implementation.
List the internal dumped images that are compatible with IMPL. When IMPL is ommited, it is defaulted to the current lisp implementation in use. Images are in $ROSWELL_INSTALL_DIR/impl/.../dump/
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List the installable versions for IMPL. When IMPL is ommited, it is defaulted to the current lisp implementation in use. This feature is experimental.
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Uber reports increase in requests for user data from Canadian authorities
Canadian authorities filed 161 requests for data on users in 2018
by Aisha MalikUber says the number of demands from Canadian authorities requesting riders’ data and information significantly increased last year.
The ride-hailing company says the number of requests from law enforcement for user data in 2018 increased by 27 percent.
Uber says that the spike in requests could be due to its business growing in size but could also be because of a rise in interest from authorities wanting to access data on riders.
The company says that Canadian authorities filed 161 requests for data on 593 user accounts in 2018. The information consists of pickup and drop-off locations and other data that can identify users.
Additionally, Uber says it provided ride information on 1.8 million users to Canadian regulators, which includes local taxi and transportation authorities. It says it is mandated to provide the information to regulators due to specific requirements that it is subject to.
The ride-hailing service says that the rise in demands for user data is challenging for the company.
Uber isn’t the only company that has had to turn over user data to authorities as Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Twitter have all reported a rise in government requests.
Source: TechCrunch