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Gilchrist backs Paine to continue as Test skipper/keeper
Cape Town - Adam Gilchrist has backed Tim Paine to continue as Australia Test captain, saying the current national skipper is still the best wicketkeeper in the country.
Paine took over the Australia leadership role after the ball-tampering scandal in Cape Town in March 2018 and in one year has helped the Aussies retain the Ashes urn in England.
While his skills behind the stumps has not been questioned, Paine's batting form is a concern as he only scored one fifty in England at an average of 20.
Australia's limited-overs gloveman Alex Carey is knocking hard on the door for a Test call-up but Glichrist feels the Australia selectors should stick with Paine.
Speaking at an event in Mumbai, Gilchrist said: "(If you look at) what he took on, when he took it on, he in partnership with (coach) Justin (Langer) and all the players have done a remarkable job over the past 12 months to just get a nice, stable balance back.
"I can't see any rush to push him out, as long as he's still performing, like we all had to, to stay in the team.
"Like every other player, he's got a hold of his spot in the team as being selected as the best available option for that player type.
"I think he's doing a wonderful job (as captain)."
Australia have a busy home summer ahead in the longest format as they host Pakistan in a two-match series later this month and then welcome New Zealand during traditional Christmas and New Year period.
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Read the tweet on the screen and come up with the best hashtag you can imagine.
Vote on which hashtag you think is good enough to go viral and see if you can #WIN.
One time at a drive-thru I was placing a long order, and at the end of it I realized I was talking to a garbage can.
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Player Name 2 & Score
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Player Name 4 & Score
Player Name 5 & Score
Player Name 6 & Score
The winner is:
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In this assignment, you will learn about appropriate and inappropriate test preparation practices by drafting scenarios and discussing them with your classmates to see whether or not they are appropriate.
To help appreciate how these guidelines apply to different testing formats, you are asked to create scenarios for different high-stakes assessments your students will face. This is the point in the course where everybody should be confidently projecting their professional identity and recognizing and anticipating those of their classmates. What you teach, where you teach, and how students are assessed makes a very big difference in what is appropriate. Likewise, there is often a wide divergence between what administrators and teachers think is appropriate. There should be some serious discussion here about these issues.
This assignment is associated with Popham Chapter 14 (7th edition). There are chapters in this topic in the earlier versions and there is quite a bit of information on this topic available on the web.
Provide a short summary of your lesson and context from the first assignment for the benefit of the other participants (so they don’t have to look back). You should also add any new insights about the lesson that have emerged as you have thought about it more in the previous assignment(s).
In particular, think about your lesson and context relative to test preparation. What is appropriate and inappropriate may depend on your role and some subjects and tests are more readily compromised. Those of you in non-school settings have a choice of getting creative and finding something like a workplace test, or just using one of the K-12 tests.
There are two guidelines that can be used to judge whether an assessment is “appropriate” or “inappropriate,” says Popham. These two guidelines are:
In a number of paragraphs, explain and discuss the two evaluative guidelines in your own words. Try to elaborate on the consequences of these guidelines for practice, consider the challenges educators might encounter in following these guidelines, and summarize the role that test form and test item format play in distinguishing between appropriate and inappropriate test preparation.
Explicitly ponder how these guidelines take on different meanings for (a) different assessment formats, (b) different domains, and (c) different roles.
Write a testing scenario, based on your own teaching and testing context, where the appropriateness of the situation is called into question. The scenario should push your classmates to apply the two guidelines relative to preparing your students for the highest-stakes selected-response test you discuss. Your scenario should include a reference to item format (i.e., require a judgment as to whether the format is same or varied). Try to draft a tricky scenario that prompts discussion and debate and reveals how different stakeholders have different interpretations of what is “ethical” and “educational.” You want to specifically address how testing practices might be called into question when students are asked to recall information (selected-response). The point here is to consider the appropriateness of test-preparation practices for selected-response formats.
Write another scenario that calls the test preparation practices into question. Again, try to draft a tricky scenario that helps reveal the range of interpretations of “ethical” and “educational” and how this is complicated by broader item formats. The point here is to consider how test preparation is impacted when a high-stakes examination is based on recalling information (selected-response) vs. constructing a solution (constructed-response).
Popham describes five Test-Preparation Practices that are very commonly used among teachers. He finds that only two of the five satisfy both Professional Ethics and Educational Defensibility (table 14.1, page 364):.
Rearrange the boxes to indicate which form of preparation is most appropriate for whatever high-stakes tests your students face. Even if you accept the order that they are, move them up and down so the assignment knows you did the activity. Then explain why the first is more relevant than the second. You can use any criteria that are important to you, but your answers should show understanding of the difference between increased scores and increased learning.
Popham describes three common test preparation practices that are not educationally defensible:
Rearrange to boxes to indicate which form of preparation is most inappropriate in terms of inflating scores, undermining learning, etc. In other words the first form or preparation is the one that is most damaging to students, while the last one is least damaging. (rearrange the boxes even if you accept the order they start in). Then provide a justification for the ranking that makes it clear why the first one is most inappropriate and the last one is least inappropriate. Take into account the overall consequences of the practice and consider discussion how common these practices are and how hard it is to avoid them.
Review the chapter, assignment, and your peers’ wikifolios. Also, read the Chapter Summary and What Teachers Need to Know. Come up with three big ideas. Number the ideas (1, 2, 3) and list them in order of importance to you, keeping in mind your role and context. Write a brief summary/explanation of each idea where you make it clear why they are relevant to you. These are the BIG ideas of the chapter not the more specific concepts listed above. You should refer to the What Teachers Need to Know…. section and the summary at the end of the chapter. Try to insert your experience and academic domain into this discussion.
Imagine your students will face a high-stakes performance assessment or portfolio assessment. Pick whichever format is most most relevant to you (you might refer back to the performance or portfolio assessment you created in Assignment 4). Again, try to draft a tricky scenario that helps reveal the range of interpretations of “ethical” and “educational” and how this is complicated by broader item formats. The point here is to consider how test preparation is impacted when the test is based performing a task or compiling a portfolio.
Take the self-check at the end of the chapter. Answer all of the questions without looking up the answers. If you can't answer the items you should go back over that section. Say a few words about the ones you got wrong and why.
Ponder the Pondertime questions. Do so in light of your role and and aspirations and identify the question that is most relevant to you. Write a response to the most relevant question that includes an explanation of why it is most relevant to you. In particular consider how your role and domain impacted the relevance of the questions for you.
Post three brief reflections. You should write a coherent reflection that demonstrates understanding of the concepts and how they related to your curricular aims and context. On your Wikifolio, be sure to label each of the three types of engagement as you present your reflection.
You are advised to begin drafting the reflections while you are working on the Wikifolio, and then to complete them before starting the next assignment. They should serve as a review and help you better connect the ideas of the chapter to your practice.
While you are commenting, you should endorse at least three of your classmates’ Wikifolios for being complete. If your classmate has completed the required Consider the Concepts elements of the assignment, click the box that says Required Elements Completed. If your classmate has completed all of the expertise elements (except for the reflection) click All Elements Completed.
Your own Wikifolios needs to be endorsed by at least one classmate to count towards course completion. If you completed your wikifolio and it was not endorsed by a classmate, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>As part of reviewing and discussing, promote one (and only one) of your classmates’ Wikifolios as being exemplary from your perspective. Your reference group is whatever set you choose to review. Ideally you should select promote the one wikifolio that is exemplary out of your networking group. Click the box that indicates you wish to mark it as exemplary and indicate what was exemplary about it that helped you understand the chapter concepts.
This does not have to mean it was that best or even most complete. But rather it was an exemplary consideration of the chapter concepts in a way that helped you better understand them. A “leader” badge will be issued for each of the the three sections for the member of each networking group whose Wikifolio gets the most promotions.
Post at least one question as a comment to your classmates and the instructor that this assignment raised for you, given your role and setting. Try to not ask “known answer” yes/no questions. Rather ask questions that can get some discussion started.
Review the wikifolios of your groupmates and find ones that look interesting to you. Engage in discussion with them by posting questions or responding to their questions. Be sure to put responses in the box for responses. If there are multiple responses make it clear which response you are responding to. The goal here is to generate discussion threads that consider how the chapter concepts and considerations take on different meanings for different students.


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Yesterday I gave a presentation at Deploy 2010 in Seattle on cross platform dev with PhoneGap and our new service Build.PhoneGap.com. Here are my slides:
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It was a great event with an amazing venue! Thanks to the all the attendees and organizers!


R y a n N o a c k
With his cherubic aloofness and low-key style, Ryan Noack makes Winnie the Pooh look like an uptight banker. Drawing upon his experiences as a Special Education teacher, Ryan’s biting wit and natural likeability have made him a popular feature around the Northwest. He regularly performs at Laughs Unlimited, the Comedy Underground, and Liquid Laughs, and has opened for Tim Northern, Bengt Washburn, and Todd Glass. Ryan currently resides in Boise, Idaho, where he skis, coaches baseball, and occasionally works for honey. You don’t need Ryan Noack to laugh, but it helps. Ryan has been invited to perform at The Great American Comedy Festival at the Johnny Carson Theater.
May
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8:00pm
Boise, ID |
Liquid Lounge
June
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8:00pm
SLC, UT |
Wiseguys
June
8th |
9:00pm
Denver, CO
Monkey Bar
June
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8:00pm
Kansas City, MO
Bull Dog
June
10th |
8:00pm
Champagne, ILL
Soma Ultralounge
June
11th |
8:00pm
Toledo, OH |
The Moxie
June
12th |
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Mr Goodbar
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June
17th - 20th
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Review your service details for FEF88 Pharmacist - Boots Pharmacy - Ivybridge
1 of 3 pharmacies
Please check all of the hours for your services. You can make changes to each one, or set them to be the same as the main service.
Pharmacist - Boots Pharmacy - Ivybridge
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|---|---|---|---|
Monday |
09:00 |
to |
17:30 |
Tuesday |
09:00 |
to |
17:30 |
Wednesday |
09:00 |
to |
17:30 |
Thursday |
09:00 |
to |
17:30 |
Friday |
09:00 |
to |
17:30 |
Saturday |
Closed |
||
Sunday |
Closed |
Pharmacist - Boots NUMSAS Pharmacy - Ivybridge
This service uses the same hours as your main service
Pharmacist - Emergency Contraception and Chlamydia - Ivybridge
This service uses the same hours as your main service


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The <text>
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to serve as a container for text where a container is needed (for example, as a target for
content references, or for use within restricted content models in specializations).
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public interface ScriptEngine
ScriptEngine
is the fundamental interface whose methods must be
fully functional in every implementation of this specification.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
ARGV
Reserved key for a named value that passes
an array of positional arguments to a script.
|
static String |
ENGINE
Reserved key for a named value that is
the name of the
ScriptEngine implementation. |
static String |
ENGINE_VERSION
Reserved key for a named value that identifies
the version of the
ScriptEngine implementation. |
static String |
FILENAME
Reserved key for a named value that is
the name of the file being executed.
|
static String |
LANGUAGE
Reserved key for a named value that is
the full name of Scripting Language supported by the implementation.
|
static String |
LANGUAGE_VERSION
Reserved key for the named value that identifies
the version of the scripting language supported by the implementation.
|
static String |
NAME
Reserved key for a named value that identifies
the short name of the scripting language.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Bindings |
createBindings()
Returns an uninitialized
Bindings . |
Object |
eval(Reader reader)
Same as
eval(String) except that the source of the script is
provided as a Reader |
Object |
eval(Reader reader,
Bindings n)
Same as
eval(String, Bindings) except that the source of the script
is provided as a Reader . |
Object |
eval(Reader reader,
ScriptContext context)
Same as
eval(String, ScriptContext) where the source of the script
is read from a Reader . |
Object |
eval(String script)
Executes the specified script.
|
Object |
eval(String script,
Bindings n)
Executes the script using the
Bindings argument as the ENGINE_SCOPE
Bindings of the ScriptEngine during the script execution. |
Object |
eval(String script,
ScriptContext context)
Causes the immediate execution of the script whose source is the String
passed as the first argument.
|
Object |
get(String key)
Retrieves a value set in the state of this engine.
|
Bindings |
getBindings(int scope)
Returns a scope of named values.
|
ScriptContext |
getContext()
Returns the default
ScriptContext of the ScriptEngine whose Bindings, Reader
and Writers are used for script executions when no ScriptContext is specified. |
ScriptEngineFactory |
getFactory()
Returns a
ScriptEngineFactory for the class to which this ScriptEngine belongs. |
void |
put(String key,
Object value)
Sets a key/value pair in the state of the ScriptEngine that may either create
a Java Language Binding to be used in the execution of scripts or be used in some
other way, depending on whether the key is reserved.
|
void |
setBindings(Bindings bindings,
int scope)
Sets a scope of named values to be used by scripts.
|
void |
setContext(ScriptContext context)
Sets the default
ScriptContext of the ScriptEngine whose Bindings, Reader
and Writers are used for script executions when no ScriptContext is specified. |
static final String ARGV
static final String FILENAME
static final String ENGINE
ScriptEngine
implementation.static final String ENGINE_VERSION
ScriptEngine
implementation.static final String NAME
ScriptEngineManager
to locate a ScriptEngine
with a given name in the getEngineByName
method.static final String LANGUAGE
static final String LANGUAGE_VERSION
Object eval(String script, ScriptContext context) throws ScriptException
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- The script to be executed by the script engine.context
- A ScriptContext
exposing sets of attributes in
different scopes. The meanings of the scopes ScriptContext.GLOBAL_SCOPE
,
and ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE
are defined in the specification.
ENGINE_SCOPE
Bindings
of the ScriptContext
contains the
bindings of scripting variables to application objects to be used during this
script execution.ScriptException
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ScriptException
wrappers for checked Exceptions thrown by underlying scripting
implementations.NullPointerException
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eval(String, ScriptContext)
where the source of the script
is read from a Reader
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passed to the script engine.ScriptException
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- if either argument is null.Object eval(String script) throws ScriptException
ScriptContext
for the ScriptEngine
is used.script
- The script language source to be executed.ScriptException
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eval(String)
except that the source of the script is
provided as a Reader
reader
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- if the argument is null.Object eval(String script, Bindings n) throws ScriptException
Bindings
argument as the ENGINE_SCOPE
Bindings
of the ScriptEngine
during the script execution. The
Reader
, Writer
and non-ENGINE_SCOPE
Bindings
of the
default ScriptContext
are used. The ENGINE_SCOPE
Bindings
of the ScriptEngine
is not changed, and its
mappings are unaltered by the script execution.script
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- The Bindings
of attributes to be used for script execution.ScriptException
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eval(String, Bindings)
except that the source of the script
is provided as a Reader
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- The source of the script.n
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of attributes.ScriptException
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.key
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- if key is null.IllegalArgumentException
- if key is empty.Object get(String key)
setValue
or some other value in the state
of the ScriptEngine
, depending on the implementation. Must have the same effect
as getBindings(ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE).get
key
- The key whose value is to be returnedNullPointerException
- if key is null.IllegalArgumentException
- if key is empty.Bindings getBindings(int scope)
ScriptContext.GLOBAL_SCOPE
- The set of named values representing global
scope. If this ScriptEngine
is created by a ScriptEngineManager
,
then the manager sets global scope bindings. This may be null
if no global
scope is associated with this ScriptEngine
ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE
- The set of named values representing the state of
this ScriptEngine
. The values are generally visible in scripts using
the associated keys as variable names.ScriptContext
of the ScriptEngine
.
Bindings
instances that are returned must be identical to those returned by the
getBindings
method of ScriptContext
called with corresponding arguments on
the default ScriptContext
of the ScriptEngine
.scope
- Either ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE
or ScriptContext.GLOBAL_SCOPE
which specifies the Bindings
to return. Implementations of ScriptContext
may define additional scopes. If the default ScriptContext
of the ScriptEngine
defines additional scopes, any of them can be passed to get the corresponding Bindings
.Bindings
with the specified scope.IllegalArgumentException
- if specified scope is invalidvoid setBindings(Bindings bindings, int scope)
ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE
- The specified Bindings
replaces the
engine scope of the ScriptEngine
.
ScriptContext.GLOBAL_SCOPE
- The specified Bindings
must be visible
as the GLOBAL_SCOPE
.
ScriptContext
of the ScriptEngine
.
setBindings
method of
ScriptContext
with the corresponding value of scope
on the default
ScriptContext
of the ScriptEngine
.bindings
- The Bindings
for the specified scope.scope
- The specified scope. Either ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE
,
ScriptContext.GLOBAL_SCOPE
, or any other valid value of scope.IllegalArgumentException
- if the scope is invalidNullPointerException
- if the bindings is null and the scope is
ScriptContext.ENGINE_SCOPE
Bindings createBindings()
Bindings
.Bindings
that can be used to replace the state of this ScriptEngine
.ScriptContext getContext()
ScriptContext
of the ScriptEngine
whose Bindings, Reader
and Writers are used for script executions when no ScriptContext
is specified.ScriptContext
of the ScriptEngine
.void setContext(ScriptContext context)
ScriptContext
of the ScriptEngine
whose Bindings, Reader
and Writers are used for script executions when no ScriptContext
is specified.context
- A ScriptContext
that will replace the default ScriptContext
in
the ScriptEngine
.NullPointerException
- if context is null.ScriptEngineFactory getFactory()
ScriptEngineFactory
for the class to which this ScriptEngine
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Quick-Start Guide
Minimal Mistakes has been developed as a Gem-based theme for easier use, and 100% compatible with GitHub Pages when used as a remote theme.
If you enjoy this theme, please consider supporting me for developing and maintaining it.
Installing the theme
If you’re running Jekyll v3.7+ and self-hosting you can quickly install the theme as a Ruby gem.
ProTip: Be sure to remove /docs
and /test
if you forked Minimal Mistakes. These folders contain documentation and test pages for the theme and you probably don’t want them littering up your repo.
Note: The theme uses the jekyll-include-cache plugin which will need to be installed in your Gemfile
and added to the plugins
array of _config.yml
. Otherwise you’ll throw Unknown tag 'include_cached'
errors at build.
Gem-based method
With Gem-based themes, directories such as the assets
, _layouts
, _includes
, and _sass
are stored in the theme’s gem, hidden from your immediate view. This allows for easier installation and updating as you don’t have to manage any of the theme files.
To install as a Gem-based theme:
-
Add the following to your
Gemfile
:gem "minimal-mistakes-jekyll"
-
Fetch and update bundled gems by running the following Bundler command:
bundle
-
Set the
theme
in your project’s Jekyll_config.yml
file:theme: minimal-mistakes-jekyll
To update the theme run bundle update
.
Remote theme method
Remote themes are similar to Gem-based themes, but do not require Gemfile
changes or whitelisting making them ideal for sites hosted with GitHub Pages.
To install as a remote theme:
-
Create/replace the contents of your
Gemfile
with the following:source "https://rubygems.org" gem "github-pages", group: :jekyll_plugins
-
Add
jekyll-include-cache
to theplugins
array of your_config.yml
. -
Fetch and update bundled gems by running the following Bundler command:
bundle
-
Add
remote_theme<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to your_config.yml
file. Remove any othertheme:
orremote_theme:
entry.
You may also optionally specify a branch, tag, or commit to use by appending an @ and the Git ref (e.g<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or mmistakes/minimal-mistakes@bbf3cbc5fd64a3e1885f3f99eb90ba92af84063d
). This is useful when rolling back to older versions of the theme. If you don’t specify a Git ref, the latest on master
will be used.
Looking for an example? Use the Minimal Mistakes remote theme starter for the quickest method of getting a GitHub Pages hosted site up and running. Generate a new repository from the starter, replace sample content with your own, and configure as needed.
Note: Your Jekyll site should be viewable immediately at http://USERNAME.github.io. If it’s not, you can force a rebuild by Customizing Your Site (see below for more details).
If you’re hosting several Jekyll based sites under the same GitHub username you will have to use Project Pages instead of User Pages. Essentially you rename the repo to something other than USERNAME.github.io and create a gh-pages
branch off of master
. For more details on how to set things up check GitHub’s documentation.
You can also install the theme by copying all of the theme files1 into your project.
To do so fork the Minimal Mistakes theme, then rename the repo to USERNAME.github.io — replacing USERNAME with your GitHub username.
GitHub Pages Alternatives: Looking to host your site for free and install/update the theme painlessly? Netlify, GitLab Pages, and Continuous Integration (CI) services have you covered. In most cases all you need to do is connect your repository to them, create a simple configuration file, and install the theme following the Ruby Gem Method above.
Remove the Unnecessary
If you forked or downloaded the minimal-mistakes-jekyll
repo you can safely remove the following folders and files:
.editorconfig
.gitattributes
.github
/docs
/test
CHANGELOG.md
minimal-mistakes-jekyll.gemspec
README.md
screenshot-layouts.png
screenshot.png
Note: If forking the theme be sure to update Gemfile
as well. The one found at the root of the project is for building the theme’s Ruby gem and is missing dependencies. To properly setup a Gemfile
with the theme, consult the “Install Dependencies” section.

ProTip: The source code and content files for this site can be found in the /docs
folder if you want to copy or learn from them.
Starting Fresh
Starting with an empty folder and Gemfile
you’ll need to copy or re-create this default _config.yml
file. For a full explanation of every setting be sure to read the Configuration section.
From v4.5.0
onwards, Minimal Mistakes theme-gem comes bundled with the necessary data files for localization.
They will be picked up automatically if you have the jekyll-data
plugin installed.
If you’re hosting on GitHub Pages, you can copy the _data/ui-text.yml
file into your repository for the localization feature to work.
You’ll need to create and edit these data files to customize them:
_data/ui-text.yml
- UI text documentation-
_data/navigation.yml
- navigation documentation
Starting from jekyll new
Scaffolding out a site with the jekyll new
command requires you to modify a few files that it creates.
Edit _config.yml
. Then:
- Replace
<site root>/index.md
with a modified Minimal Mistakesindex.html
. Be sure to enable pagination if using thehome
layout by adding the necessary lines to _config.yml. - Change
layout: post
in_posts/0000-00-00-welcome-to-jekyll.markdown
tolayout: single
. - Remove
about.md
, or at the very least changelayout: page
tolayout: single
and remove references toicon-github.html
(or copy to your_includes
if using it).
Migrating to Gem Version
If you’re migrating a site already using Minimal Mistakes and haven’t customized any of the theme files things upgrading will be easier for you.
Start by removing the following folders and any files within them:
├── _includes
├── _layouts
├── _sass
├── assets
| ├── css
| ├── fonts
| └── js
You won’t need these anymore as they’re bundled with the theme gem — unless you intend to override them.
Note: When clearing out the assets
folder be sure to leave any files you’ve added and need. This includes images, CSS, or JavaScript that aren’t already bundled in the theme.
From v4.5.0
onwards, the default language files are read-in automatically via the jekyll-data
plugin if it’s installed. For sites hosted with GitHub Pages, you still need to copy the _data/ui-text.yml
file because the jekyll-data
plugin is unsupported on GitHub Pages.
If you customized any of these files leave them alone, and only remove the untouched ones. If done correctly your modified versions should override the versions bundled with the theme and be used by Jekyll instead.
Update Gemfile
Replace gem "github-pages
or gem "jekyll"
with gem "jekyll", "~> 3.5"
. You’ll need the latest version of Jekyll2 for Minimal Mistakes to work and load all of the theme’s assets properly, this line forces Bundler to do that.
Add the Minimal Mistakes theme gem:
gem "minimal-mistakes-jekyll"
When finished your Gemfile
should look something like this:
source "https://rubygems.org"
gem "jekyll", "~> 3.7"
gem "minimal-mistakes-jekyll"
Then run bundle update
and add theme: minimal-mistakes-jekyll
to your _config.yml
.
v4 Breaking Change: Paths for image headers, overlays, teasers, galleries, and feature rows have changed and now require a full path. Instead of just image: filename.jpg
you’ll need to use the full path eg: image: /assets/images/filename.jpg
. The preferred location is now /assets/images/
but can be placed elsewhere or externally hosted. This applies to image references in _config.yml
and author.yml
as well.
That’s it! If all goes well running bundle exec jekyll serve
should spin-up your site.
-
See Structure page for a list of theme files and what they do. ↩
-
You could also run
bundle update jekyll
to update Jekyll. ↩


Stick with the gas tax for transportation revenue
Now that the voting, taxpaying public has spoken regarding I-976 and $30 car tabs, I might offer some insight to the state, and in particular to the Department of Transportation:
Respect the voters. Our pockets are not bottomless treasure chests to be pilfered. Roads and transportation are critical. So is fiscal responsibility. Charging extra for new and shiny license plates was a head fake of proportions; and insulting as well.
I support the gas tax. Despite it being the second highest in the nation; it is the fairest way of raising revenue for roads. The more you drive, the more you pay to use the roads. Gas guzzlers/SUVs pay more for the choice of what they drive.  They are doing the environment good, and to now back stab them for fees is deceit. Rather, slowly increase their fees to pay for charging stations, or raise the fees for charging.
A few cents a gallon at the pumps is easier to swallow than hundreds in the form on car tabs, and the host of other head-fake fees. We do not need another bureaucracy to study, staff and monitor our every move, invading privacy, to have us install monitors and pay by the mile.  More government staff, of course. Just keep things status quo. Increase the gas tax on a slightly and slowly basis.
Rob Dietz
Arlington


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM WP(C).No. 941 of 2008(K) 1. AHAMMAD KABEER. S/O.ABOOBAKCER KUNHU, ... Petitioner 2. HAMSA,S/O. BASHEERKUTTY, POOVAN VILA 3. ABDUL SALIM,S/O. SAINULLABDEEN, Vs 1. M/S. ENGLISH INDIAN (EICL) T.C.79/34 ... Respondent 2. THE KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL 3. THE KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD 4. THE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER 5. THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR, KOLLAM 6. NEDUMPANA GRAMA PANCHAYAT, For Petitioner :SRI.P.CHANDRASEKHAR For Respondent :SRI.E.K.NANDAKUMAR The Hon'ble MR. Justice T.R.RAMACHANDRAN NAIR Dated :31/08/2010 O R D E R T.R.RAMACHANDRAN NAIR,J. ------------------------------------- W.P.(C)No.941 Of 2008 ----------------------------------------------------- DATED THIS THE 31st DAY OF AUGUST, 2010 JUDGMENT
In this Writ Petition, the petitioners who are residents of Vilichikala within Nedumpana Grama Panchayat is aggrieved by the pollution caused by the industry run by the 1st respondent. It is pointed out that quarrying of clay is done by the 1st respondent.
2. Mainly, it is pointed out that the 1st respondent has violated the provisions of Environmental Protection Act, Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution)Act and Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution)Act and respondents 2 to 6 are not taking any effective steps in the matter.
3. Initially, this Court had passed an interim order which was modified as per order dated 17.1.2008 in I.A.No.858/08. It was clarified that they can operate the clay manufacturing unit with the licence of the Panchayat and it was clarified that the order will not stand in the way of the Pollution Control Board taking appropriate decision pursuant to Exhibit P14.
4. Exhibit P14 produced along with the Writ Petition is a provisional notice issued by the Pollution Control Board alleging W.P.(C)No.941/08 -2- various omissions on the part of the 1st respondent.
5. The learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that in spite of passage of time and issuance of fresh directions by the Pollution Control Board, even now the Company has not installed any Effluent Treatment Plant, which is denied by the learned counsel appearing for the Company.
6. The 1st respondent has filed a counter affidavit as well as an additional counter affidavit. Various measures taken by them in compliance with the directions issued by the Pollution Control Board have been detailed in the counter affidavit.
7. The learned Standing Counsel for the Pollution Control Board invited my attention to Exhibits R4(d) and R4(e) proceedings. The counter affidavit filed by the Pollution Control Board shows that the 1st respondent has taken over the business of the Company M/s Wolkem Clay Pvt. Ltd. Initially, consent to operate was issued to the said Company, which was renewed under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act with validity upto 31.12.2007 and under the Air(Prevention and Control of Pollution)Act with validity upto 31.12.2008. On inspection, it was found that the unit has not complied with the W.P.(C)No.941/08 -3- directions issued by the Pollution Control Board. Exhibit R4(a) notice was issued and later an inspection was conducted on 8.1.2008 and based on the result of the inspection additional control measures were directed as per Exhibit R4(b). It is pointed out that the Unit was again inspected on 25.3.2008 and found that the unit is on the way of complying with the directions of the Pollution Control Board under Exhibit R4(b). For some period, it was under lock out and the inspection conducted on 12.3.2010 shows that unit has complied with most of the conditions directed in Exhibit R4(b), but augmentation of effluent treatment plant including facility for safe storage and recycle of treated effluent, one of the additional control measures suggested is yet to be done.
8. In the additional counter affidavit, it is mentioned that the consent is renewed upto 30.6.2012 and further direction was issued to comply with certain conditions.
9. Evidently, the Pollution Control Board has been conducting various inspections and they have been issuing various directions to the Company to comply with certain conditions. It is not as if the Company has not complied with any W.P.(C)No.941/08 -4- of the conditions. Evidently, the consent to operate is valid upto 30.6.2012. Therefore, what remains is to find out whether the directions issued by the Pollution Control Board have been fully complied with by the Company. Since there is a dispute raised by the petitioner that the directions are not at all being complied with, it is only proper that the Pollution Control Board is directed to conduct an inspection with notice to the petitioner and the Company and find out whether all the directions issued by the Pollution Control Board have been complied with. They can suggest further measures, if any, to ward off the alleged pollution caused by the Unit. The same shall be done within a period of one month from the date of receipt of a copy of this judgment.
10. The further complaint of the petitioner is regarding the alleged encroachment. It is upto the petitioner to prosecute the same before the statutory authorities concerned.
The Writ Petition is disposed of as above.
T.R.RAMACHANDRAN NAIR, JUDGE.
dsn


We know that Java code itself does not compile directly to bytes that are executed by the operating system. Instead, the Java compiler (henceforth, “javac”) compiles to another intermediate form, which is executed by the Java Virtual Machine (henceforth, “JVM”). This intermediate form is called the Java bytecode. Bytecode, however, has no concept of lambdas. It also has no concept of try-with-resources blocks, enhanced for-loops, or many of the other structures within Java. Instead, the compiler converts those Java structures into an underlying form in bytecode.
| 概念 | 领域 | 具体存在形式 |
|---|---|---|
| Lambda Expression | Java Language Specification | .java 文件 |
| invokedynamic | Java Class File Format | .class 文件 |
A lambda expression is a short block of code which takes in parameters and returns a value. Lambda expressions are similar to methods, but they do not need a name and they can be implemented right in the body of a method.
([comma seperated argument-list]) -> {body}
Lambda expression is an anonymous method (method without a name) that has used to provide the inline implementation of a method defined by the functional interface while a method reference is similar to a lambda expression that refers a method without executing it.
<classname> :: <methodname>
Interface that has single abstract method (SAM), is known as functional interface. We can supply a lambda expression whenever an object of an functional interface is expected.
Java has no first-class functions, so function objects are usually expressed by an interface with a single method (most commonly the Callable
interface), typically with the implementation being an anonymous inner class, or, starting in Java 8, a lambda.
In programming, a call site of a function is the location (line of code) where the function is called (or may be called, through dynamic dispatch). A call site is where zero or more arguments are passed to the function, and zero or more return values are received.
public class HelloWorld { // this is a function "definition" public int sqrt(int x) { return x * x; } public void foo(int b) { // these are two call sites of function sqrt in this function int a = sqrt(b); int c = sqrt(b); } }


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The Whitecloaks at the gates gave Uno and Nynaeve no more mind than they gave anyone else in the steady throng, which was to say a cold suspicious stare, searching yet quick. Too many people made anything else impossible, and maybe the scale-armored guards did, too. Not that there was any reason for more except in her mind. Her Great Serpent ring and Lan’s heavy gold ring both nestled in her pouch—the dress’s low neckline meant she could not wear them on the thong—but somehow she almost expected Children of the Light to pick out a Tower-trained woman by instinct. Her relief was palpable when those icy, unfeeling eyes swept past her.
The soldiers paid the two of them as little attention—once she rearranged her shawl yet again. Uno’s scowl might have helped send their eyes back to the Whitecloaks, but the man had no right to scowl in the first place. It was her business.
Rewrapping the folded length of gray wool one more time, she tied the ends around her waist. The shawl defined her bosom more than she wished, and still exposed a bit of cleavage, yet it was a considerable improvement on the dress alone. At least she would not have to worry about the shawl slipping again. If only the thing were not so hot. The weather really should be turning soon. They were not that far south of the Two Rivers.
Uno patiently waited on her for a change. She was of two minds as to whether this was simple courtesy—his scarred face looked a deal too patient—but finally they walked together into Samara. Into chaos.
A babble of noise hung over everything, no one sound distinguishable. People jammed the rough stone-paved streets all but shoulder to shoulder from slate-roofed taverns to thatch-roofed stables, from raucous inns with simple painted signs like The Blue Bull or The Dancing Goose to shops where the signs had no words, only a knife-and-scissors here, a bolt of cloth there, a goldsmith’s scales or a barber’s razor, a pot or a lamp or a boot. Nynaeve saw faces as pale as that of any Andorman and as dark as that of any of the Sea Folk, some clean, some dirty, and coats with high collars, low collars, no collars, drably colored and bright, plain and embroidered, shabby and near new-made, in styles strange as often as familiar.  Whatever land they hailed from, those two were not fools; their dark eyes were hard and searching as Uno’s, and they carried curved swords on their backs.
The women were equally as diverse, hair ranging from raven black to yellow so pale it was nearly white, braided or gathered or hanging loose, cut short, to the shoulders, to the waist, dresses in worn wool or neat linen or shimmering silk, collars brushing chins with lace or embroidery and necklines every bit as low as the one she hid. She even saw a copper-complexioned Domani woman in a barely opaque red gown that covered her to the neck and hid next to nothing! She wondered how safe that woman would be after dark. Or in this broad daylight, for that matter.
The occasional Whitecloaks and soldiers in that milling mass seemed overwhelmed, struggling to make ground as hard as anyone else. Oxcarts and horse-drawn wagons inched along the haphazardly crisscrossing streets, bearers jostled sedan-chairs through the crowds, and now and then a lacquered coach with a plumed team of four or six made its laborious way, liveried footman and steel-capped guards vainly trying to clear a path. Musicians with flute or zither or bittern played at every corner where there was not a juggler or an acrobat—their skill certainly nothing to make Thom or the Chavanas worry—always with another man or woman holding out a cap for coins. Ragged beggars wove through it all, plucking at sleeves and proffering grimy hands, and hawkers bustled with trays of everything from pins to ribbons to pears, their cries lost in the din.
Her head spun by the time Uno drew her into a narrower street where the throng seemed thinner, if only by comparison. She paused to straighten her clothes, disarrayed from plunging through the crowd, before following him. It was a trifle quieter here, too. No street entertainers, and fewer hawkers and beggars. Beggars kept clear of Uno, even after he tossed a few coppers to a wary pack of urchins, for which she did not blame them. The man just did not look . . . charitable.
The town’s buildings loomed over these narrow ways, despite being only two or three stories, putting the streets themselves in shadow. But there was good light in the sky, hours yet till dusk. Still plenty of time to get back to the show. If she had to. With luck, they could all be boarding a riverboat by sunset.
She gave a start when another Shienaran suddenly joined them, sword on his back and head shaven but for that topknot, a dark-haired man only a few years older than she. Uno gave curt introductions and explanation without slowing.
 Even smiling, his face was hard; she had never met a soft Shienaran. Soft men did not survive along the Blight, nor soft women either. “I remember you. Your hair was different, was it not? No matter. Never fear. We will see you safely to Masema and to wherever you would go after. Just be sure not to mention Tar Valon to him.” No one was sparing them a second glance, but he lowered his voice anyway. “Masema thinks the Tower will try to control the Lord Dragon.”
Nynaeve shook her head. Another fool man who was going to take care of her. At least he did not try to engage her in conversation; the mood she was in, she would have given him the rough side of her tongue if he so much as commented on the heat. Her own face felt a trifle damp, and no wonder, having to wear a shawl in this weather. Abruptly she remembered what the one-eyed man had said concerning Ragan’s opinion of her tongue. She did not think she more than glanced at him, but Ragan moved to the other side of Uno as if for shelter and eyed her warily. Men!
The streets grew still narrower, and though the stone buildings lining them did not grow smaller, it was more often than not the backs of the buildings they saw, and rough gray walls that could hide only small yards. Eventually they turned down an alley barely wide enough for all three of them abreast. At the far end, a lacquered and gilded coach stood surrounded by scale-armored men. More immediately, halfway between her and the coach, fellows lounged thickly along both sides of the alley. In a motley of coats, most clutched clubs or spears or swords as different as their garb. They could have been a pack of street toughs, but neither of the Shienarans slowed, so she did not either.
 Uno’s voice was pitched for her ears alone. “The only way to get in is by the back.” He fell silent as they came close enough for the waiting men to hear.
Two of those were soldiers with rimmed steel helmets and scaled tunics, swords at hip and spears in hand, but it was the others who studied the three newcomers and fingered their weapons. They had disturbing eyes, too intent, almost feverish. For once, she would have been pleased to see an honest leer. These men did not care whether she was a woman or a horse.
Without a word Uno and Ragan unfastened the scabbarded blades from their backs and handed them and their daggers to a plump-faced man who might have been a shopkeeper once, from the look of his blue woolen coat and breeches. The clothing had been good; it was clean, but heavily worn, and wrinkled as if it had been slept in for a month. Plainly he recognized the Shienarans, and though he frowned at her for a moment, especially at her belt knife, he silently nodded to a narrow wooden gate in the stone wall. That was perhaps the most off-putting fact of all; none of them made a sound.
On the other side of wall was a small yard where weeds stuck up between cobblestones. The tall stone house—three broad, pale-gray stories, with wide windows and scroll-worked eaves and gables, roofed in dark red tiles—must have been one of the finest in Samara. Once the gate was closed behind them, Ragan spoke softly.
It took Nynaeve a moment to realize that he was explaining why their weapons had been taken. “But you are his friends,” she protested. “You all followed Rand to Falme together.” She was not about to start calling him the Lord Dragon.
  The slight pause, and the quick half-glance back at the gate to see if anyone was listening, spoke volumes. It had been Masema, before. And Uno was clearly a man who did not temper his tongue easily.
“Just watch what you say for once,” Ragan told her, “and likely you will get the help you want.” She nodded, as agreeably as anyone could wish—she knew sense when she heard it, even if he had no right to offer it—and he and Uno exchanged doubtful glances. She was going to stuff these two into a sack with Thom and Juilin and switch anything that stuck up.
Fine house as it might be, the kitchen was dusty, and empty except for one bony, gray-haired woman, her drab gray dress and white apron the only clean things in sight as they walked through. Sucking her teeth, the old woman hardly glanced up from stirring a small kettle of soup over a tiny blaze in one of the wide stone fireplaces. Two battered pots hung on hooks where twenty could have, and, a cracked pottery bowl on a blue-lacquered tray stood on the broad table.
Beyond the kitchen, moderately fine hangings decorated the walls. Nynaeve had developed something of an eye in the last year, and these scenes of feasts and hunts for deer and bear and boar were only good, not excellent. Chairs and tables and chests lined the halls, dark lacquer streaked with red, inlaid with mother-of-pearl. Hangings and furniture alike were also dusty, and the red-and-white tiled floor had had only a halfhearted lick with a broom. Cobwebs decorated the corners and cornices of the high plaster ceiling.
There were no other servants—or anyone else—in sight until they came to a weedy fellow sitting on the floor beside an open door, his grimy red silk coat much too large for him and at odds with a filthy shirt and worn woolen breeches. One of his cracked boots had a large hole in the sole; a toe poked through another in the other one. He held up a hand, whispering, “The Light shine on you, and praise the name of the Lord Dragon?” He made it sound a question, querulously twisting a narrow face as unwashed as his shirt, but then he did the same with everything. “The Prophet can’t be disturbed now? He’s busy? You’ll have to wait a bit?” Uno nodded patiently, and Ragan leaned against the wall; they had been through this before.
Nynaeve did not know what she had expected of the Prophet, not even now that she was aware who he was, but certainly not filth. That soup had smelled like cabbage and potatoes, hardly the fare for a man who had an entire city dancing for him. And only two servants, both of whom could well have come from the rudest huts outside the city.
The skinny guard, if such he was—he had no weapon; perhaps he was not trusted either—seemed to have no objection when she moved to where she could see through the doorway. The man and woman inside could not have been more different. Masema had shaved even his topknot, and his coat was plain brown wool, heavily wrinkled but clean, although his knee-high boots were scuffed. Deep-set eyes turned his permanently sour look to a scowl, and a scar made a pale triangle on his dark cheek, a near mirror image of Ragan’s, only more faded with age and a hair nearer the eye. The woman, in elegantly gold-embroidered blue silk, was short of her middle years and quite lovely despite a nose perhaps too long for beauty. A simple blue net cap gathered dark hair spilling almost to her waist, but she wore a broad necklace of gold and firedrops with a matching bracelet, and gemmed rings decorated nearly every finger. Where Masema seemed poised to rush at something, teeth bared, she bore herself with stately reserve and grace.
“ . . . so many follow wherever you go,” she was saying, “that order flies over the wall when you arrive. People are not safe in themselves or their property—”
“The Lord Dragon has broken all bonds of law, all bonds made by mortal men and women.” Masema’s voice was heated, but intense, not angry. “The Prophecies say that the Lord Dragon will break all chains that bind, and it is so. The Lord Dragon’s radiance will protect us against the Shadow.”
“It is not the Shadow that threatens here, but cutpurses and slipfingers and headcrackers. Some who follow you—many—believe that they can take what they wish from whoever has it without payment or leave.”
“There is justice in the hereafter, when we are born again. Concern with things of this world is useless. But very well. If you wish earthly justice”—his lip curled contemptuously—“let it be this. Henceforth, a man who steals will have his right hand cut off. A man who interferes with a woman, or insults her honor, or commits murder will be hung. A woman who steals or commits murder will be flogged. If any accuses and finds twelve who will agree, it will be done. Let it be so.”
“As you say, of course,” the woman murmured. Aloof elegance remained on her face, but she sounded shaken. Nynaeve did not know how Ghealdanin law ran, but she did not think it could be so casual as that. The woman took a deep breath. “There is still the matter of food. It becomes difficult to feed so many.”
“Every man, woman and child who has come to the Lord Dragon must have a full belly. It must be so! Where gold can be found, food can be found, and there is too much gold in the world. Too much concern with gold.” Masema’s head swung angrily. Not angry with her, but in general. He looked to be searching for those who concerned themselves with gold so he could unleash fury on their heads. “The Lord Dragon has been Reborn. The Shadow hangs over the world, and only the Lord Dragon can save us. Only belief in the Lord Dragon, submission and obedience to the word of the Lord Dragon. All else is useless, even where it is not blasphemy.”
“Blessed be the name of the Lord Dragon in the Light.” It had the sound of a rote reply. “It is no longer simply a matter of gold, my Lord Prophet. Finding and transporting food in sufficient—”
“I am not a lord,” he broke in again, and now he was angry. He leaned toward the woman, spittle on his lips, and though her face did not change, her hands twitched as if they wanted to clutch her dress. “There is no lord but the Lord Dragon, in whom the Light dwells, and I am but one humble voice of the Lord Dragon. Remember that! High or low, blasphemers earn the scourge!”
“Forgive me,” the begemmed woman murmured, spreading her skirts in a curtsy fit for a queen’s court. “It is as you say, of course. There is no lord save the Lord Dragon, and I am but a humble follower of the Lord Dragon—blessed be the name of the Lord Dragon—who comes to hear the wisdom and guidance of the Prophet.”
 “You wear too much gold. Do not let earthly possession seduce you. Gold is dross. The Lord Dragon is all.”
Immediately she began plucking rings from her fingers, and before the second was off, the weedy fellow scurried to her side, pulling a pouch from his coat pocket and holding it for her to drop them in. The bracelet and necklace followed as well.
Nynaeve looked at Uno and raised an eyebrow.
“Every penny goes to the poor,” he told her in a low voice that barely reached her ear, “or somebody who needs it.  “They used to bring him dishes fit for a king, until they learned he just gave away everything but a little bread, and soup or stew. He hardly drinks wine, now.”
Nynaeve shook her head. She supposed it was one way to find money for the poor. Simply rob anyone who was not poor. Of course, that would just make everyone poor in the end, but it might work for a time. She wondered if Uno and Ragan knew the whole of it. People who claimed they were collecting money to help others often had a way of letting a good bit stick in their own pockets, or else they liked the power that spreading it about gave them, liked it far too much. She had better feeling for the man who freely gave one copper from his own purse than for the fellow who wrested a gold crown from someone else’s. And less for fools who abandoned their farms and shops to follow this . . . this Prophet, with no idea where their next meal would come from.
Inside the room, the woman curtsied to Masema even more deeply than before, spreading her skirts wide and bowing her head. “Until I once again have the honor of the Prophet’s words and counsel. The name of the Lord Dragon be blessed in the Light.”
Masema waved her away absently, already half forgotten. He had seen them in the hall, and was looking at them with as close to pleasure as his dour face could come. It was not very close. The woman swept out, not even appearing to see Nynaeve or the two men. Nynaeve sniffed as the weedy fellow in the red coat waved anxiously for them to come in. For someone who had just given up her jewelry on demand, that woman managed a fine queenly air.
The skinny man scampered back to his place by the door as the other three men shook hands in the Borderlands fashion, gripping forearms.
“Peace favor your sword,” Uno said, echoed by Ragan.
“Peace favor the Lord Dragon” was the reply, “and his Light illumine us all.” Nynaeve’s breath caught. There was no doubt to his meaning; the Lord Dragon was the source of the Light. And he had the nerve to speak of blasphemy from others! “Have you come to the Light at last?”
“We walk in the Light,” Ragan said carefully. “As always.” Uno kept silent, his face blank.
Weary patience made an odd play on Masema’s sour features. “There is no way to the Light save through the Lord Dragon. You will see the way and the truth in the end, for you have seen the Lord Dragon, and only those whose souls are swallowed in the Shadow can see and not believe. You are not such. You will believe.”
In spite of the heat and the wool shawl, goose bumps crawled along Nynaeve’s arms. Total conviction filled the man’s voice, and this close she could see a glint in his nearly black eyes that bordered on madness. He swept those eyes over her, and she stiffened her knees. He made the most rabid Whitecloak she had ever seen appear mild. Those fellows in the alley were only a pale imitation of their master.
“You, woman. Are you ready to come to the Light of the Lord Dragon, abandoning sin and flesh?”
“I walk in the Light as best I can.” She was irritated to find herself speaking as carefully as Ragan. Sin? Who did he think he was?
“You are too concerned with the flesh.” Masema’s gaze was withering as it swept over her red dress and the shawl wrapped tightly around her.
“And what do you mean by that?” Uno’s eye widened in startlement, and Ragan made small shushing motions, yet she could as soon have flown as stopped. “Do you think you have a right to tell me how to dress?” Before she quite realized what she was doing, she had untied the shawl and looped it over her elbows; it really was much too hot, anyway. “No man has that right, for me or any other woman! If I chose to go naked, it would be none of your concern!”
Masema contemplated her bosom for a moment—not so much as a hint of admiration lit his deep eyes, only acid contempt—then raised that stare to her face. Uno’s real eye and painted made a perfect match, scowling at nothing, and Ragan winced, surely muttering to himself inside his head.
Nynaeve swallowed hard. So much for guarding her tongue. For perhaps the first time in her life, she truly regretted speaking her mind without thinking first. If this man could order men’s hands cut off, order men hung, with only a jack-fool excuse of a trial, what was he not capable of? She thought she was angry enough to channel.
But if she did . . . If Moghedien or any Black sisters were in Samara . . . But if I don’t . . . !  But not with him staring at her. Something in the back of her mind shouted at her not to be a complete wool-head—only men let pride overcome sense—but she met Masema’s gaze defiantly, even if she did have to stop herself from swallowing again.
His lip curled. “Such garments are worn to entice men, and for no other reason.” She could not understand how his voice could be so fervent and so icy at the, same time. “Thoughts of the flesh distract the mind from the Lord Dragon and the Light. I have considered banning dresses that distract men’s eyes, and minds. Let women who would waste time in attracting men, and men who would attract women, be scourged until they know that only in perfect contemplation of the Lord Dragon and the Light can joy be found.” He was not really looking at her any longer. That dark burning stare looked through her, to something distant. “Let taverns, and places that sell strong drink, and all places that would take the minds of people from that perfect contemplation, be closed and burned to the ground. I frequented such places in my days of sin, but now I heartily regret, as all should regret their transgressions. There is only the Lord Dragon and the Light! All else is illusion, a snare set by the Shadow!”
“This is Nynaeve al’Meara,” Uno said quickly into the first pause for breath. “From Emond’s Field, in the Two Rivers, whence the Lord Dragon comes.” Masema’s head turned slowly to the one-eyed man, and she hastily took the opportunity to re-do the shawl as she had had it. “She was at Fal Dara with the Lord Dragon, and at Falme. The Lord Dragon rescued her at Falme. The Lord Dragon cares for her as for a mother.”
Another time, she would have given him a few choice words, and maybe a well-boxed ear. Rand had not rescued her—or not exactly, anyway—and she was only a handful of years older than he. A mother, indeed!
Masema turned back to her. The zealous light that had burned in his eyes before was nothing to what was there now . . . They almost glowed.
“Nynaeve. Yes.” His voice quickened. “Yes! I remember your name, and your face. Blessed are you among women, Nynaeve al’Meara, none more so save the blessed mother of the Lord Dragon herself, for you watched the Lord Dragon grow. You attended the Lord Dragon as a child.” He seized her arms, hard fingers biting in painfully, but he seemed unaware of it. “You will speak to the crowds of the Lord Dragon’s boyhood, of his first words of wisdom, of the miracles that accompanied him. The Light has sent you here to serve the Lord Dragon.”
She was not exactly sure what to say. There had never been any miracles around Rand that she had seen. She had heard of things, in Tear, but you could hardly call what a ta’veren caused miracles. Not really. Even what had occurred at Falme had a rational explanation. Sort of. And as for words of wisdom, the first she had heard out of him had been a fervent promise never to throw a rock at anyone again, offered after she had paddled his young backside for it. She did not believe she had heard another word since that she could call wise. In any case, if Rand had given sage advice from his cradle, if there had been comets by night and apparitions in the sky by day, she still would not have stayed with this madman.
“I must travel downriver,” she said guardedly. “To join him. The Lord Dragon.” That name curdled on her tongue, so soon after her promise to herself, but Rand was apparently never anything as simple as “he” around the Prophet. I am just being sensible. That’s all it is. “A man is an oak, a woman a willow,” the saying ran. The oak fought the wind and was broken, while the willow bent when it must and survived. That did not mean she had to like bending. “He . . . the Lord Dragon . . . is in Tear. The Lord Dragon has summoned me there.”
“Tear.” Masema took his hands away, and she surreptitiously rubbed her arms. She did not have to try hiding it, though; he was staring at something beyond sight again. “Yes, I have heard.” Speaking to something beyond sight, too, or to himself. “When Amadicia has come to the Lord Dragon as Ghealdan has, I will lead the people to Tear, to bask in the radiance of the Lord Dragon. I will send disciples to spread the word of the Lord Dragon throughout Tarabon and Arad Doman, to Saldaea and Kandor and the Borderlands, to Andor, and I will lead the people to kneel at the Lord Dragon’s feet.”
“A wise plan . . . uh . . . O Prophet of the Lord Dragon.” A fool plan if she had ever heard one. That was not to say it would not work. Fool plans often did, for some reason, when men made them. Rand might even enjoy having all those people kneel to him, if he was half as arrogant as Egwene claimed. “But we . . . I cannot wait. I have been summoned, and when the Lord Dragon summons, mere mortals must obey.” Some day she was going to get a chance to box Rand’s head for her need to do this! “I have to find a boat going downriver.”
Masema stared at her for so long that she began to grow nervous. Sweat trickled down her back, and between her breasts, and it was only partly the heat. That stare would have made Moghedien sweat.
Finally he nodded, fiery zealotry fading to leave only his usual dour scowl. “Yes,” he sighed. “If you have been summoned, you must go. Go with the Light, and in the Light. Dress more appropriately—those who have been close to the Lord Dragon must be virtuous above all others—and meditate on the Lord Dragon and his Light.”
“A riverboat?” Nynaeve insisted. “You must know whenever a boat reaches Samara, or any village along the river. If you could just tell me where I might find one, it would make my journey much . . . swifter.” She had been going to say “easier,” but she did not think ease mattered much to Masema.
“I do not concern myself with such things,” he said testily. “But you are right. When the Lord Dragon commands, you must come on the hour. I will ask. If a vessel can be found, someone will tell me of it eventually.” His eyes shifted to the other two men. “You must see that she is safe until then. If she persists in clothing herself in this manner, she will attract men with vile thoughts. She must be protected, like a wayward child, until she is reunited with the Lord Dragon.”
Nynaeve bit her tongue. A willow, not an oak, when a willow was needed.   She had to remember that.
Uno and Ragan made their goodbyes quickly, with more forearm clasping, and hustled her out, one on either arm, as if they thought it necessary to hurry her away from Masema for some reason. Masema appeared to have forgotten them before they reached the door; he was already frowning at the weedy man, waiting next to a bluff fellow in a farmer’s coat who was crumpling his cap in thick hands, awe painted across his broad face.
She did not say a word as they retraced their steps through the kitchen, where the gray-haired woman was sucking her teeth and stirring the soup as if she had not moved in the interval. Nynaeve held her tongue while they retrieved their weapons, held it until they were out of the alleyway, into something approaching the width of a street. Then she rounded on them, shaking her finger under each nose alternately.  People passing by grinned—men ruefully, women appreciatively—though none could have had an idea what she was berating them over. “Another five minutes, and I would have had him finding a boat today! If you ever lay hands on me again—!” Uno snorted so loudly that she cut off with a start.
 Or rather, he’d have said that someone should, and then someone flaming well would have! When he says something should be done, there are always fifty flaming hands, or a hundred, or a flaming thousand if need be, to do it!” He stalked off down the street, Ragan at his side, and she had to go with them or be left. Uno paced on as if he knew she would trail after. She almost went the other way just to prove him wrong. Following had nothing to do with fear of getting lost in that rabbit warren of streets. She could have found her way out. Eventually. “He had a flaming Lord of the Crown High Council flogged—flogged!—for half the heat in his voice that you had,” the one-eyed man growled. “Contempt for the word of the Lord Dragon, he called it. Peace!  For a few minutes you did well enough, but I saw your face there at the end. You were ready to flaming lace into him again. The only thing worse you could have done would be to bloody name the Lord Dragon. He calls that blasphemy. As well name the flaming Dark One.”
Ragan’s topknot bobbed as he nodded. “Remember the Lady Baelome, Uno? Right after the first rumors came from Tear naming the Lord Dragon, Nynaeve, she said something about ‘this Rand al’Thor’ in Masema’s hearing, and he called for an axe and a chopping block without pause for breath.”
“He had someone beheaded for that?” she said incredulously.
“No,” Uno muttered in disgust. “But only because she bloody well groveled when she realized he flaming meant it.  Her own flaming retainers stood like a bunch of sheep-gutted farmers and watched it.”
“When it was done,” Ragan added, “she thanked Masema for his mercy, the same as Lord Aleshin did.” His tone had too much pointedness to suit her; he was delivering a moral, and intended her to take it in. “They had reason, Nynaeve. Theirs would not have been the first heads he has put on a stake. Yours could have been the latest. And ours with it, if we tried to give aid. Masema plays no favorites.”
She drew breath. How could Masema have all this power? And not only among his own followers, apparently. But then, there was no reason lords or ladies could be not as great fools as any farmer; a good many were greater, in her estimation.  Yet surely Ghealdan had laws and courts and judges. Where was the queen, or the king? She could not remember which Ghealdan had. No one in the Two Rivers had ever had much truck with kings or queens, yet that was what they were for, them and lords and ladies, seeing justice fairly done. But whatever Masema did here was no concern of hers.
Still, curiosity made her say, “Does he mean that about trying to stop men and women looking at one another? What does he think will happen if there are no marriages, no children? Will he stop people farming next, or weaving or making shoes, so they can think about Rand al’Thor?” She enunciated the name deliberately. These two went around calling him “the Lord Dragon” at the drop of a pin almost as much as Masema did. “I will tell you this. If he tries telling women how to dress, he will start a riot. Against him.” Samara must have something like a Women’s Circle—most places did, even if they called it something else, even when it was not a formal arrangement at all; there were some things men just did not have the sense to see to—and they surely could and did call women down for wearing inappropriate clothes, but that was not the same as a man putting his finger into it. Women did not meddle in men’s affairs—well, no more than was necessary—and men should not meddle in women’s. “And I expect the men will react no better if he tries closing taverns and the like. I never knew a man yet who wouldn’t cry himself to sleep if he could not put his nose in a mug now and then.”
“Maybe he will,” Ragan said, “and maybe he won’t. Sometimes he orders things, and sometimes he forgets, or puts it off anyway, because something more important comes along. You would be surprised,” he added dryly, “at what his followers will accept from him without a whimper.” He and Uno were flanking her, she realized, and watching the other folk in the street warily. Even to her, the pair of them appeared ready to draw swords in a heartbeat. If they actually thought to carry out Masema’s instructions, they had another think coming.
“He isn’t against bloody marriage,” Uno growled, staring so hard at a peddler with meat pies on a tray that the man turned and ran without taking the coins from two women holding pies in their hands. “You’re lucky he did not remember you have no husband, or he might have sent you to the Lord Dragon with one. Sometimes he picks out three or four hundred unmarried men and as many women, and flaming well marries them. Most have never seen each other before that day.
Ragan muttered something under his breath, but she caught enough to narrow her eyes.  That was what he had said. He did not even notice her glare. He was too busy scanning the street, watching against someone who might try to abscond with her like a pig in a sack. She was half tempted to take off the shawl and throw it away. He did not seem to hear her sniff, either. Men could be insufferably blind and deaf when they wished to.
“At least he didn’t try to steal my jewelry,” she said.  She could not have much sense if she had become one of Masema’s followers.
“That,” Uno said, “was Alliandre, Blessed of the Light, Queen of bloody Ghealdan.
Nynaeve stubbed her toe on a cobblestone and almost fell.  “If the queen is fool enough to listen to him, no wonder he can do whatever he wants.”
“Not a fool,” Uno said sharply, flashing a frown at her before returning to watching the street. “A wise woman.   She’s flaming smart enough to know he might demand more if she stopped wearing jewelry when she comes to him. The first time, he went to her—been the other way round, since—and he did take the rings right off her flaming fingers. She had strands of pearls in her hair, and he broke the strings pulling them out.  Alliandre even picked up a few herself.”
“That doesn’t sound so wise to me,” she said stoutly. “It sounds like cowardice.” Whose knees were shaking because he looked at her? a voice in her head asked. Who was sweating herself silly? At least she had managed to face up to him. I did. Bending like a willow isn’t the same as cowering like a mouse. “Is she the queen, or isn’t she?”
The two men exchanged those irritating looks, and Ragan said quietly, “You don’t understand, Nynaeve. Alliandre is the fourth to sit on the Light Blessed Throne since we came to Ghealdan, and that’s barely half a year. Johanin wore the crown when Masema began attracting a few crowds, but he thought Masema a harmless madman and did nothing even when the crowds grew and his nobles told him he had to put an end to it. Johanin died in a hunting accident—”
“Hunting accident!” Uno interjected, sneering. A hawker who happened to be looking at him dropped his tray of pins and needles.  Flaming southlanders and their flaming Game of Houses!”
“And Ellizelle succeeded,” Ragan took up. “She had the army dispersing the crowds, until finally there was a pitched battle and it was the army that was chased off.”
“Bloody poor excuse for soldiers,” Uno muttered. She was going to have to speak to him about his language again.
Ragan nodded agreement, but went on with what he had been saying. “They say Ellizelle took poison after that, but however she died, she was replaced by Teresia, who lasted a full ten days after her coronation, just until she had a chance to send two thousand soldiers against ten thousand folk who had gathered to hear Masema outside Jehannah. After her soldiers were routed, she abdicated to marry a rich merchant.” Nynaeve stared at him incredulously, and Uno snorted. “That is what they say,” the younger man maintained. “Of course, in this land, marrying a commoner means giving up any claim to the throne forever, and whatever Beron Goraed feels about having a pretty young wife with royal blood, I hear he was dragged from his bed by a score of Alliandre’s retainers and hauled to Jheda Palace for a wedding in the small hours of the morning. Teresia went off to live on her husband’s new country estate while Alliandre was being crowned, all before sunrise, and the new queen summoned Masema to the palace to tell him he would not be troubled again. Inside two weeks she was calling on him. I do not know whether she really believes what he preaches, but I know she took the throne of a land on the edge of civil war, with Whitecloaks ready to move in, and she stopped it the only way she could. That is a wise queen, and a man could be proud to serve her, even if she is a southlander.”
Nynaeve opened her mouth, and forgot what she was going to say when Uno said, in a casual tone, “There’s a flaming Whitecloak following us. Don’t look around, woman.
 “Take the next turn, Uno.”
“That carries us away from the main streets, and the flaming gates. We can flaming lose him in the crowds.”
“Take it!” She inhaled slowly, made her voice less shrill. “I need a sight of him.”
Uno glowered so fiercely that people stepped out of their way for ten paces ahead, but they turned down the next narrow street.  The snowy cloak with the flaring sun stood out among the thin crowd. There was no mistaking that beautiful face, the face she had been sure she would see. No other Whitecloak than Galad could have a reason to follow her, and none to follow Uno or Ragan.


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| Profit factor | 0.38 | Expected payoff | -1.84 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -169.39 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 164.49 (-3356.94%) | ||
| Total trades | 91 | Profit trades (% of total) | 31 (34.07%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 60 (65.93%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 26 (46.15%) | Short positions (won %) | 65 (29.23%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 15.74 | loss trade | -31.37 | |
| Average | profit trade | 3.26 | loss trade | -4.47 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -0.13 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 12740.0 | stop loss in pips | -6100.0 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 3610.3 | stop loss in pips | -3025.9 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -370.0 | stop loss in pips | -700.0 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.9 | Duration in minutes | 3584 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.4 | Duration in minutes | 129.4 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 5.0 (8.15) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 10.0 (-46.21) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 3.0 |
| Total net profit | -40.32 | Gross profit | 25.8 | Gross loss | -66.12 |
| Profit factor | 0.39 | Expected payoff | -1.55 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -40.32 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 48.31 (604.63%) | ||
| Total trades | 26 | Profit trades (% of total) | 12 (46.15%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 14 (53.85%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 6.06 | loss trade | -20.23 | |
| Average | profit trade | 2.15 | loss trade | -4.72 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.13 | loss trade | -0.39 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 4900.0 | stop loss in pips | -5300.0 | |
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| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 3.0 (6.84) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 6.0 (-24.07) | |
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| Profit factor | 0.37 | Expected payoff | -1.95 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -148.78 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 143.88 (-2936.33%) | ||
| Total trades | 65 | Profit trades (% of total) | 19 (29.23%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 46 (70.77%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 15.74 | loss trade | -31.37 | |
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| Minimum | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -0.13 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 12740.0 | stop loss in pips | -6100.0 | |
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| Minimum | take profit in pips | -100.0 | stop loss in pips | -700.0 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.9 | Duration in minutes | 3584.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.6 | Duration in minutes | 152.2 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 4.0 (6.72) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 12.0 (-67.67) | |
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ExL responded "There is no configuration in Alma to add or change the NameIDFormat value. ‘transient’ is the NameIDFormat Alma supports." This was not enough information. OIT has reached out to ExL directly and is waiting for a response.
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by David Platt at 2020-08-26 20:32:13.https://github.com/caxlsx/caxlsx and https://github.com/roo-rb/roo seem to be a well-maintained alternative with JRuby support.
In order to advance https://github.com/pulibrary/dspace-development/issues/162, I have developed the following: https://github.com/pulibrary/dspace-cli/compare/master...pulibrary:jrgriffiniii-senior-theses-import
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by James R. Griffin III at 2020-08-26 14:47:16.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-08-26 14:47:16.The volumes are added to the collection, but the MVWs aren't. Search results hides volumes (because you'd get a bunch of "Vol. 1", etc.) Usually the MVW is in the collection, but not the volume.
I should have mentioned - want me to just take all those items out of a collection and put their MVW in one?
This is really a continuation of https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/issues/3815 — and I think we have a couple of options for how to move forward here, in approximate order of how difficult I expect they would be to do:
Thanks, @tpendragon and @escowles. Ok, so: 1. we could, but is order/structure really appropriate for yet more description if we are using it already as a discovery tool for each item in the MVW? I dont see it as ideal or working with every use case. I may be wrong. 2. Can we talk a bit more about this possibility? 3. If it helps: as a work around, we were able to get around the photograph collections in Western Americana by treating the photo album itself as an individual work with a MARC record. all the individual photographs are still FA items. 4. This seems the more reasonable way forward, since this is a big reason why we are revisiting problems with ingest and metadata for more than one collection at this point.
Oh I see. You want the items individually discoverable in DPUL. Yeah, number 4 please. Number 2 we'd have to add a way to say "yeah these are members but make them discoverable and make them sync"
Good to know and thank you! I'll try my best, @tpendragon. @escowles and @cwulfman let me do a test to see how adding the extra stuff to order/structure may look and we can go from there for this particular project, just to get the migration done for it and forthcoming postcards. standby
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-08-26 23:31:43.The hathi api provides a handle style link
https://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/brief/oclc/3460489.json
We will use that for the 856 value and assign these to location code elf1 which is our standard online holding.
a new "etas" holding location has been created and added to bibdata. We have two example items under this location in Voyager.
Firestone Item: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/162632 Recap Item: https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/162629
The request form on these does now go to our default behavior, the "Help Me Get It" button. Some wonkiness in the display which I will ticket in the requests repo.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-08-26 17:09:05.Coverage remained the same at 96.611% when pulling 24d2da74019f65ab5e1568e341799d907b5f47d4 on 2201-always-show-cdl-link into 903afa76574478a93239a156854363256f8ccc93 on master.
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by None at 2020-08-26 20:37:52.Description says: "Do the check after the CDL check. If it's on CDL, don't check for Hathi." But we later realized that it won't be possible to be on CDL (checked out) and activated for hathi (given an non-circulating location) at the same time, so we don't need to worry about this. Updating description.
Re: Above comment, here is a potential scenario: Bib has 2 items. 1 is on CDL and 1 is available from Hathi. We would want both links to display. @escowles do we expect to have this use case or always do one or the other?
@hackmastera I expect this to be a rare circumstance, because in general I would expect us to send users to Hathi if it was available, and only scan an item for CDL if it wasn't. But I agree it's possible that a Bib could have one item available for CDL, and a second item available from Hathi. This is most likely now when we've scanned items for CDL while Hathi ETAS access was disabled, but now it's available again.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2020-08-26 17:03:20.Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling 18d93241f85e5e12b1e44b12d6e6c77fa270efaf on 876-update-gbl into fcb28331f0edd9781477f0b5c16a927e0f97ecf9 on master.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2020-08-26 19:56:08.I am putting a pause on this work to tackle another ticket need for Monday. This was a nice to have. We also have to get in contact with Liza and Nick to figure out if we should be putting in Illiad transactions for local books, and Marie and Joan to find out who we should be sending emails to for Recap.
Recap no item creates a service error at this point in the PR. Not sure why the test does not fail...
This is happening because the item is marked as online, but has no URLS. We will not get the digitization form unless the location is in a library that is open (Firestone, ect). This will also impact where the recap requests would go since the temporary location would indicate another library. We would need to use the permanent location for etas somehow...
Another recap item since the one above is not available: http://localhost:3000/requests/7599?mfhd=8413&source=pulsearch
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by Kevin Reiss at 2020-08-26 21:38:47.@kevinreiss the PR has been updated to remove the only.
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