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East End Eruv Association one step closer to achieving its goal
By Evan Seeman, John Peloso, Dwight Merriam & Guest Contributor on August 28, 2015
Last month, we reported on the New York State Supreme Court decision that held the Town of Southampton, New York erroneously applied its sign ordinance to East End Eruv Association's ("EEEA") proposed eruv, which EEEA seeks to erect on utility poles through Southampton and nearby municipalities. An eruv is "a largely invisible unbroken demarcation of an area." Within an eruv, Jewish residents may push or carry objects in the public domain on Sabbath and Yom Kippur, which they would be unable to do without an eruv.
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In the state court case, Judge Farnetti found as irrational and unreasonable the Town Building Inspector's decision that lechis are signs subject to the municipality's sign ordinance (lechis are wooden or PVC strips that form the boundary of the eruv). Although Southampton filed a notice of appeal in state court, it has now formally voted not to appeal the decision, 27east.com, O'Dwyer's, and Religion Clause report. According to Town Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst, the Town felt it was time to "cut its losses."
"Well, we felt that we had made our point, which was solely based on the interpretation by our Building Department that it represented a violation to our sign code, and that is really the only reason we opposed it….. But the court struck that down, so we made the decision not to appeal and to bring to an end what has been a very long and costly piece of litigation that was, again, solely geared toward the interpretation of our sign laws."
According to 27east, the Town and EEEA have not yet reached a comprehensive settlement. Additionally, EEEA's case against Southampton, Westhampton Beach and the Village of Quogue remains pending in the Eastern District of New York (Case 2:11-cv-00213-AKT). The Town believes that once the federal case is dropped and a final settlement is reached, it will no longer be at risk to pay EEEA's attorney fees and costs. As we have noted in the past, religious land use litigation is costly and time consuming. When faced with the threat of suit, local governments may wish to think long and hard about whether a legal battle is worth the time, money and effort, or whether a compromise is possible.
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Evan J. Seeman is a lawyer in Robinson+Cole's Hartford office and focuses his practice on land use, real estate, environmental, and regulatory matters, representing local governments, developers and advocacy groups. He has spoken and written about RLUIPA, and was a lead author of…
Evan J. Seeman is a lawyer in Robinson+Cole's Hartford office and focuses his practice on land use, real estate, environmental, and regulatory matters, representing local governments, developers and advocacy groups. He has spoken and written about RLUIPA, and was a lead author of an amicus curiae brief at the petition stage before the United States Supreme Court in a RLUIPA case entitled City of San Leandro v. International Church of the Foursquare Gospel.
Evan serves as the Secretary/Treasurer of the APA's Planning & Law Division. He also serves as the Chair of the Planning & Zoning Section of the Connecticut Bar Association's Young Lawyers Section, and is the former Co-Chair of its Municipal Law Section. He has been named to the Connecticut Super Lawyers® list as a Rising Star in the area of Land Use Law for 2013 and 2014. He received his B.A. in political science and Russian studies (with honors) from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, where he was selected as the President's Fellow in the Department of Modern Languages and Literature. Evan received his Juris Doctor at the University of Connecticut School of Law, where he served on the Connecticut Law Review. While in law school, he interned with the Connecticut Office of the Attorney General in the environmental department, and served as a judicial intern for the judges of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court. Following law school, Evan clerked for the Honorable F. Herbert Gruendel of the Connecticut Appellate Court.
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John Peloso, a partner in the firm's Real Estate Litigation Group, is a trial lawyer who represents companies, municipalities, and individuals in a wide range of matters. At the administrative, trial, and appellate levels, John counsels clients and litigates real property disputes, including…
John Peloso, a partner in the firm's Real Estate Litigation Group, is a trial lawyer who represents companies, municipalities, and individuals in a wide range of matters. At the administrative, trial, and appellate levels, John counsels clients and litigates real property disputes, including real estate, land use, environmental, and tax matters, including RLUIPA and eminent domain matters.
In the area of real estate litigation, John represents institutional, municipal, and individual clients in disputes involving title, zoning, wetlands, land use, RLUIPA, eminent domain, and other real property rights. He also represents clients in all aspects of commercial lease and other real estate transactional disputes. In the area of real property tax litigation, he represents institutional and individual clients in proceedings at the regulatory, administrative, and trial levels. In this regard, he has dealt with specialized issues involving among other things, the valuation of high-tech software, wireless communications equipment, contingency fee tax audits, special use properties, and the impact of environmental conditions on the valuation of real property.
Prior to joining Robinson+Cole, John was a member of the litigation department at White & Case LLP in New York City, where he concentrated his practice in complex commercial, property and securities litigation.
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Dwight Merriam
Dwight H. Merriam founded Robinson+Cole's Land Use Group in 1978. He represents land owners, developers, governments and individuals in land use matters, with a focus on defending governments in RLUIPA cases. Dwight is a Fellow and Past President of the American Institute of…
Dwight H. Merriam founded Robinson+Cole's Land Use Group in 1978. He represents land owners, developers, governments and individuals in land use matters, with a focus on defending governments in RLUIPA cases. Dwight is a Fellow and Past President of the American Institute of Certified Planners, a former Director of the American Planning Association (APA), a former chair of APA's Planning and Law Division, Immediate Past Chair of the American Bar Association's Section of State and Local Government Law, Chair of the Institute of Local Government Studies at the Center for American and International Law, a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, a member of the Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute National Advisory Board, a Fellow of the Connecticut Bar Foundation, a Counselor of Real Estate, a member of the Anglo-American Real Property Institute, and a Fellow of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers.
He teaches land use law at the University of Connecticut School of Law and at Vermont Law School and has published over 200 articles and eight books, including Inclusionary Zoning Moves Downtown, The Takings Issue, The Complete Guide to Zoning, and Eminent Domain Use and Abuse: Kelo in Context. He is the senior co-author of the leading casebook on land use law, Planning and Control of Land Development (Eighth Edition). Dwight has written and spoken widely on how to avoid RLUIPA claims and how to successfully defend against them in court. He is currently writing a book on the subject, RLUIPA DEFENSE, for the American Bar Association.
Dwight has been named to the Connecticut Super Lawyers® list in the area of Land Use Law since 2006, is one of the Top 50 Connecticut Super Lawyers in Connecticut, and is one of the Top 100 New England Super Lawyers (Super Lawyers is a registered trademark of Key Professional Media, Inc.). He received his B.A. (cum laude) from the University of Massachusetts, his Masters of Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina, where he was the graduation speaker in 2011, and his J.D. from Yale. He is a featured speaker at many land use seminars, and presents monthly audio land use seminars for the International Municipal Lawyers Association. Dwight has been cited in the national press from The New York Times to People magazine and has appeared on NBC's The Today Show, MSNBC and public television.
Dwight also had a career in the Navy, serving for three tours in Vietnam aboard ship, then returning to be the Senior Advisor of the Naval ROTC Unit at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill where he taught Defense Administration and Military Management as an Assistant Professor in the undergraduate and graduate curriculum in Defense Administration and Military Management. He left active duty after seven years to attend law school, but continued on for 24 more years as a reserve Surface Warfare Officer with two major commands, including that of the reserve commanding officer of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center. He retired as a Captain in 2009 after 31 years of service.
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OnoBello.comBreaking Discreet NewsPresidency Denies Waiting for Buhari's Return as Deadline for Assent of 2017 Budget Approaches
Presidency Denies Waiting for Buhari's Return as Deadline for Assent of 2017 Budget Approaches
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The presidency has denied any report that claimed the 2017 budget has not been assented to because it was subtly waiting for President Muhammadu Buhari to return from his trip to the United Kingdom.
According to the presidency, the rumours were spurious since Buhari transmitted full presidential powers to the Acting President Yemi Osinbajo on May 7 before leaving the country.
The social media community was awash with speculations that the delay in signing the budget since its transmission by the National Assembly on May 19 was a deliberate ploy to ensure that Osinbajo does not assent to the Appropriation Bill.
The delay also raised more fears owing to the 30-day constitutional requirement for the assent of a bill after its transmission by the National Assembly to the executive and the duration expires on June 18.
However, in reaction to the speculations, a source in the presidency confided in Thisday on Sunday that "holding the nation down by delaying assent to the budget would be at variance with the president's intention".
The source further stated that Buhari does not want the nation to be held to ransom in anyway and hence his decision to transfer powers without reservation to Osinbajo.
The top source who pleaded anonymity also expressed confidence that the budget "would be signed soon".
In the same vein, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Yakubu Dogara, has said that the 2017 budget will be signed into law this week.
Speaking on Friday, on the floor of the House, Dogara also expressed delight that the House has kept to its promise to carry out a Budget reform that will ensure that the 2017 Appropriations Bill is processed in a transparent manner.
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Emile Vernon first studied design at the School of Fine Arts in Tours where he won the first prize for design in 1888 at the age of sixteen. He moved to Paris when he was eighteen to study with the famed teachers and artists, William Bouguereau and Auguste Trupheme at the Ecole Des Beaux Arts.
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Wimberley artist Jennifer Ober presents a $500 check to Jacob's Well Elementary teachers. (Courtesy photo)
Local artist donates to Jacob's Well Elementary art program
By Staff Report on	 August 29, 2018 Education
A local artist's donation of $500 to Wimberley elementary art teachers is expected to go a long way for students, according to a press release.
"Art teaches history. Art teaches math… Art teaches students how to verbalize their thoughts, ideas and processes when they speak about their work," Ober said in a statement. It nurtures an out-of-the-box way of thinking that is so valued in the workplace today. Art makes lots of kids excited to go to school."
Jennifer Ober, a Wimberley area artist, presented the donation to Jacob's Well Elementary teachers Aug. 20. Ober, a certified teacher and owner of an area art studio, shared proceeds of her summer camp earnings in the form of a scholarship or donation to further arts in the community.
"Art teaches history. Art teaches math … Art teaches students how to verbalize their thoughts, ideas and processes when they speak about their work," Ober said in a statement. "It nurtures an out-of-the-box way of thinking that is so valued in the workplace today. Art makes lots of kids excited to go to school."
Ober said she believes art and music are a fundamental part of a well-rounded education and the "soul of a school."
According to the release, Jacob's Well educators will continue to raise funds for a kiln which will be used for firing the students' clay creations.
"We are very grateful for Jennifer's generous support of our arts program at Jacob's Well and for her enthusiastic mentorship of our students. We look forward to really firing up our art classes through the addition of a kiln on our campus," said Mary Grace Barbee, Jacob's Well Elementary School Art Teacher.
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Q: CAPSULE EXCEPTION while deployNodes task I am trying to deploy IRS demo application on windows server, I have installed java already:
C:\Users\Administrator>java -version
java version "1.8.0_181"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_181-b13)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 25.181-b13, mixed mode)

I am getting following exception for node:
CAPSULE EXCEPTION: Could not find Java installation for requested version [Min. Java version: 1.8.0 JavaVersion: null Min. update version: {1.8=171}] (JDK required: false). You can override the used Java version with the -Dcapsule.java.home flag. (for stack trace, run with -Dcapsule.log=verbose)

can you help with whats going wrong? In the same machine environment, I have previously developed and deployed many corDapps.

A: This was caused by forgetting to update the Windows environment variable after installing Java 1.8.181.
Forgetting to update the Windows environment variable has also been known to cause errors of the type:

CAPSULE EXCEPTION: Illegal char <"> at index 0: "C:\WINDOWS while
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Farmers heckle Benn over TB plans
Mr Benn said he would take the decision on dealing with TB in cattle
Environment Secretary Hilary Benn has been heckled by farmers after he suggested culling badgers may not be the answer to preventing TB in cattle.
Mr Benn was told to "stop waffling" as he pledged to take a decision based on science, its impact and practicality.
And he was booed as he said he would also have to take into account public acceptability.
Tory leader David Cameron addressed the NFU's 100th conference as well, and warned of future global food shortages.
National Farmers' Union President Peter Kendall urged Mr Benn to make the "right decision" on culling badgers and to show political leadership in explaining to the public the "absolutely devastating" effect of the disease.
Audience boos
He urged Mr Benn not to adopt a "nimtoo" approach - "not in my term of office".
Mr Benn said the call would be made "on my watch", based on the science, impact of proposed measures, the practicalities and its "public acceptability".
"I'm not waffling. I'm going to take a decision and we're going to have to find a way forward
Hilary Benn
To boos from the audience he said: "Many of you don't think that's a factor governments should take into account but I have to take it into account alongside the other three tests."
The NFU says about 2,500 cattle a year get bovine tuberculosis and some 30,000 stock are killed every year because of it.
But while cattle farmers may support a cull, a government consultation of more than 47,000 people suggested that more than 95% of people opposed it.
'Disappointing'
One angry farmer shouted that the government had done nothing to tackle bovine TB in 10 years, adding: "Stop waffling."
Answering his heckler, Mr Benn said: "I'm not waffling. I'm going to take a decision and we're going to have to find a way forward."
We face the potential prospect that the abundance of food that we all take for granted will come to a crashing end
He said a 10-year study by the Independent Scientific Group on bovine TB concluded that a badger cull could not "meaningfully contribute" to control of the disease in cattle.
And he said he was awaiting a report by the Environment Food and Rural Affairs select committee, due within weeks, before making a decision.
Mr Kendall said it was "disappointing" Mr Benn referred only to the ISG report rather than one by former chief scientist Sir David King, which drew different conclusions.
'Red tape'
Earlier, in his speech to the conference Conservative leader David Cameron criticised the government's record on delivering the Single Farm Payments subsidies, containing foot-and-mouth disease, on "red tape" and its "arrogance" towards country life.
He also said the UK's self sufficiency in food production dropped from 72% in 1996 to 60% today and warned of a potential "food crunch" in future.
More meat consumption in India and China, more bio fuels and climate change are putting pressure on global grain supplies, the Tory leader said.
"We face the potential prospect that the abundance of food that we all take for granted will come to a crashing end," he said.
"Yet just as we are relying - indeed we are depending more and more - on foreign farmers to fill our shopping bags, cupboards and fridges, so the days of abundant food from around the world may well be coming to an end."
He said British food production should be boosted to secure the nation's food supply and outlined measures which could be taken to protect British farmers.
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GREEK EDITION
Easter without cars put on the table
Stavros Papantoniou
April 14, 2020 14.04.2020 • 10:37
Endeavoring to ensure that Greece stays the course in the battle to contain the spread of Covid-19 during the holiday season, the government is not ruling out the possibility of a ban on the circulation of cars from Saturday at 8 p.m. through Easter Sunday.
Briefing reporters on Monday, government spokesman Stelios Petsas said that "travel to relatives' and friends' houses to celebrate [Easter] together is not allowed."
The government aims to prevent overcrowding in homes and yards, which could create new outbreaks of the virus at a critical time.
"The real threat is that we could have a relaxation [of vigilance]," especially on the days when the Resurrection is celebrated on Saturday midnight and Easter Sunday, when people want to visit friends or relatives. He added that "we will do whatever it takes to ensure" that this does not happen.
If further restrictions are indeed announced over the next few days, they are expected to be the last ones, as was evident in Monday's televised address by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who is planning a gradual return to normalcy.
Mitsotakis said the return to normal life will be gradual, in phases, and only when it is supported by scientific data. He added that measures will remain in place to protect the elderly and those suffering from serious illnesses.
The prime minister commended Greeks for adhering to the restrictive measures implemented over the past five weeks but warned against complacency that could lead to a resurgence of the virus.
"The war has not been won yet," he said, adding that Greeks have endured personal sacrifices "with a high sense of responsibility."
Mitsotakis said the restrictive measures "won us precious time" to better organize the national healthcare system.
He also pledged to add hundreds of intensive care unit beds to swiftly bring Greece in line with the European average and prepare the country for next winter, when the virus is "very likely" to return. "We achieved in five weeks what hasn't been done in decades."
Earlier in the day, the Health Ministry confirmed another Covid-19 death, bringing the total number of fatalities to 99.
Health Ministry spokesman and infectious disease expert Sotiris Tsiodras said in his daily press briefing that 31 new cases of the virus were recorded, raising the total to 2,145, of whom 56 percent are men.
He said 73 patients are intubated in ICUs, of whom 81 percent are also suffering from other conditions or are aged over 70. Health authorities have run 43,417 tests in the country.
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CEDARVILLE, Ohio -- On a rainy afternoon, the Heidelberg University men's and women's cross country teams competed in the All-Ohio Meet. The men's team finished 15th out of the Division III schools while the women finished 16th.
Sophomore Devon Jester paced the men's team with a time of 28:22.8. Next for the Berg was Dakota Freeman (29:16.5) and Andrew Symonds (29:28.2). Tim Jasper ran a 30:08.6 while Kyle Nash was behind him with a time of 30:30.7 5. Aaron Hellman and Sean Humphreys rounded out the HU team with times of 30:54.7 and 30:55.9 .
On the women's side, Courtney-Hughes Ksenich led the way with a time of 25:32.2 . Jessica Sucheck was next for HU with a time of 26:35.6. Alexandra Chakov finished next with a time of 27:00.3. Taylor Rodriguez (27:51.0 ) and Megan Lefeld (29:42.8) rounded out the women's team.
The men's and women's teams are back in action tomorrow for the NCAA DIII Pre-National Meet in Louisville, Ky.


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This page contains worksheets, reading comprehension passages, and maps for teaching students about the American Revolution.
American Revolution Worksheets This page contains our free printable stand-alone worksheets on the American Revolution. This includes puzzles, essay questions, readings with questions, and more.
Fifth Grade (Grade 5) American Revolution Questions. Colonists who met to talk and act against the new taxes from the British were called the . Many colonists protested the Stamp Act with a of British goods. Colonists who supported the actions of the British government were known as Loyalists, or .
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Preparing for and Responding to Cyber Security Incidents
This publication provides guidance on how organisations can prepare themselves for a cyber security incident. In addition, it provides guidance on the types of cyber security incidents that should be reported to the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) and how this can be done.
Preparing for and Responding to Cyber Security Incidents (April 2019)
First published 2012; Latest version April 2019
The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) is responsible for monitoring and responding to cyber threats targeting Australian interests. Cyber threats can result in the denial of access to, the theft of, or the destruction of information and systems. In addition to the damage done to Australia's economic wellbeing as a result of such cyber security incidents, they can undermine public confidence in organisations and consume significant resources to respond to.
The ACSC's Cyber Security Incident Reporting (CSIR) scheme can help organisations respond to cyber security incidents. Reporting cyber security incidents ensures that the ACSC can provide timely assistance. This may be in the form of investigations, analysis and/or remediation advice.
How prepared are you to respond?
Organisations should ask themselves the following questions to determine how prepared they are to respond to cyber security incidents:
Have we identified systems and information critical to our business operations?
Do we have business continuity and disaster recovery plans?
Do we have an up-to-date and regularly tested incident response plan?
Do our agreements with service providers include incident reporting and response activities?
Do we have the ability to detect when cyber security incidents may have occurred?
How easily and quickly can we access appropriate resources to respond to cyber security incidents?
What are our legislative obligations in regards to reporting cyber security incidents?
Who has the primary responsibility for incident reporting, and do we have standard operating procedures in place?
When should I report a cyber security incident?
A cyber security incident is a single or series of unwanted or unexpected events that have a significant probability of compromising an organisation's business operations. Cyber security incidents can impact the confidentiality, integrity or availability of a system and the information that it stores, processes or communicates.
The types of cyber security incidents that should be reported to the ACSC include:
suspicious system and network activities
compromise of sensitive information
unauthorised access or attempts to access a system
emails with suspicious attachments or links
denial-of-service attacks
suspected tampering of electronic devices.
The following are examples of suspicious system and network activities:
domain administrator accounts being locked out due to failed authentication attempts
unusual authentication events on remote access systems such as users being logged in from local workstations and a VPN simultaneously or a number of log-in attempts from geographically disparate or overseas locations within a short timeframe
service accounts communicating with internet-based infrastructure.
How do I report a cyber security incident?
Organisations are encouraged to submit incident reports via the ACSC website.
Once an incident report is submitted to the ACSC, it is recorded and triaged. At this time the priority and extent of assistance that is necessary to respond to the cyber security incident is determined.
The Australian Government Information Security Manual (ISM) assists in the protection of information that is processed, stored or communicated by organisations' systems.
The Strategies to Mitigate Cyber Security Incidents complement the advice in the ISM.
Organisations or individuals with questions regarding this advice can contact the ACSC by emailing asd.assist@defence.gov.au or calling 1300 CYBER1 (1300 292 371).
Data Spill Management Guide
This publication provides guidance for managing data spills within an organisation. First published 2012; Lastest version April 2019


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Actress EMILY MORTIMER has dedicated a love letter to her adopted New York City - despite often feeling "harassed, sick and oppressed" in the Big Apple.
The London-born star, who has dual American and British nationality, lives in Brooklyn but admits the chaos in Manhattan frequently drives her crazy.
In a column for Tatler, she writes, "The infrastructure is lame. Dreadful roads full of potholes that never get filled in, and lawless taxi drivers who are never stopped by the cops and are constantly furious because they have been driving other furious people about.
"I get hurled about in the back, never altogether sure that this isn't my last minute on Earth."
But Mortimer insists her opinion of New York is always revived when she catches a glimpse of the city's iconic skyline.
She adds, "Feeling harassed, sick, oppressed and like I might not have the strength to survive much more of this, I approach the Brooklyn Bridge to get to Manhattan and whatever pointless or scary, or pointless AND scary, meeting I might have there... and BOOM. There it is. The island rising out of the water.
"Just surviving New York is somehow magically the same as thriving in New York."


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Q: Form submit event in a view I have a form inside a View. How and where can I handle the form submit event? Also where can I write the code for handling events on elements present in this form. I tried handling it at:
//Instantiating a view with a template name signup
var signup = Ember.View.create({
templateName: "signup",
name: 'Sign Up',
click: function()
{
alert('click triggered from signup template');
},
submit: function()
{
alert('submit triggered');
},
signup: function()
{
alert('signup triggered');
}
});

When I click anywhere on the button, only click event is triggered. How do I get access to the submit event?

A: My answer includes, two solutions. The first being a method using views correctly. The second solution uses an Ember Component, which I think is closer to what you were looking to do.

Ember View Method:
I have created a working demo here, for you to look at.
The are a few things you need to do:
Your template code:
You need to be careful that you create clean and valid code. You have not closed the class name on your
 tag nor have you included the closing
 tag. This is the cleaned up template:
<form class="form-horizontal" {{action "signup" on="submit"}}>

                First Name
                {{input value=firstName class="controls" type="text"}}

                Last Name
                {{input value=lastName class="controls" type="text"}}

        <button class="btn btn-primary" type="submit">Register</button>

</form>

Using your view:
You cannot add actions to a view like that. Actions of the view must be handled either on the Route or the Controller. See here for examples on how to use actions with a view.
Essentially, your action handler would be trying to pass the action to the controller, or route that was including your view. Notice in my demo, that the IndexRoute has the model, and the action to take, and that the index template referenced the view:
{{view App.SignUpForm}}

Ember Component Method:
If you want to keep the action inside your view, then you need to use a component. See this demo, for use as a component.
App.SignUpFormComponent = Ember.Component.extend({
  templateName: "signup",
  actions: {
    signup: function(){
      alert("SignUp Clicked");
    }
  }
});

It's usage is slightly different, but now the action is self contained, and does not need to be included in the Route or Controller which is perhaps more what you were looking for.
To use it you can do:
{{sign-up-form data=this}}

Your model data is now accessible in the component by doing data.firstName and data.lastName, so the template is slightly modified too. You can see this in the HTML section of the JSBin demo I included.
I hope this helps.


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IVF patient pregnant with wrong embryos
April 14, 2014 — 6.40am
Rome: A woman who underwent fertility treatment at a clinic in Rome became pregnant with the twins of another couple after their embryos were mixed up.
Italy's Health Ministry said it was launching an investigation into the error, which was only discovered when the woman was three months' pregnant.
The mistake happened on December 4, when four different couples were receiving treatment at a specialist fertility unit at the Sandro Pertini Hospital in Rome, Italy's La Stampa newspaper reported on Sunday. It is not clear whether the mistake led to any of the other women becoming pregnant with the wrong baby.
Health Minister Beatrice Lorenzin said investigators would look at whether the hospital had "respected all the legal procedures" and expressed concern she had only learnt about the mistake through press reports.
"The national standards on assisted fertilisation, which are based on European directives, are very rigorous, and if applied correctly, guarantee the traceability of all biological material used in the reproduction process," she said.
The local health authority in Rome said it only became aware there was a problem of "genetic incompatibility" between the parents and the embryos on March 27.
It said it has halted all embryo implantations at the clinic until further notice.
The investigation will be led by geneticist Giuseppe Novelli and will look into whether there was any further mix-up of the embryos of two of the other women.


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Undertakings related to the financial sector may become members of FA.
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Current collective agreements can be downloaded in english.


Help me decorate my cubicle!
Today I finally got my permanent computer at work so I am able to arrange my deskspace how I want it to be forever. I've avoided personalizing my space until I was sure where everything was going to be.
So, how should I decorate my space? I've never had a cubicle before. What's essential?


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Ferry cargo shipping receives UK government GBP 35 million Coronavirus subsidy
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UK Gov support package to protect Northern Ireland-Great Britain ferries
The UK government announced support for ferry services in order to protect the shipping of goods between Northern Ireland and Great Britain. Up...
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A vessel of P&O Ferries that was caught up in a major accident in December 2018 was at the centre of a fire emergency in the Port Larne...


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Exploring Mormon Thought
Ep29-The Implausibility of Original Sin - The Problems of Theism & The Love of God Ch 4
Topics Discussed:
• The Traditional Paradigms of Original Sin
• Can We Be Guilty For the Acts of Another?
THE IMPLAUSIBILITY OF ORIGINAL SIN"
"Even though the doctrine of original sin was scarcely mentioned at all during the first three centuries of Christian writings, it became a key doctrine at the core of "Christian" thought due largely to the influence of Augustine."
2 reasons: scriptures and we all seem to have a sinful nature
"The traditional doctrine of original sin adopts the untenable view that moral culpability can be transferred from one person to another. It assumes that moral culpability and/or properties are impersonal in the sense that they can be "paid" for or "remitted," like cash or credit from one account to another. It assumes a situation that we know intuitively simply is not and cannot be true—that I can either inherit the guilt of another or be guilty for what someone else did long before I was born"
"many attempts have been made to formulate the doctrine in a way that does justice to the two reasons for which it was adopted in the first place: (1) to satisfy the scriptural warrant for the doctrine, and (2) to explain the depths of depravity to which some humans sink and the general evil that we all commit and which, in some sense, even resides within us."
"The Traditional Paradigms of Original Sin"
"Augustine's theory . . . was a radical departure from previous Christian doctrine, and many Christians believed that his theory of 'original sin'—the idea that Adam's sin is directly transmitted to his progeny—repudiated the twin foundations of Christian faith: the goodness of God's creation; and the freedom of the human will."
"The traditional doctrine of original sin explains two facts about human existence: (1) why we sin; and (2) why we cannot extricate ourselves from sin"
"1. Calvinism. We all (including infants) deserve eternal damnation because we are guilty by reason of Adam's sin. We are guilty of Adam's sin because we were "in" him as "seed" at the time he sinned and/or because he acted as our "federal head" or representative in his sinful acts.
2. Arminianism. We would be guilty of Adam's sin except that our guilt has been removed through prevenient grace as a result of Christ's atonement which makes us free to choose for ourselves; however, our nature is so corrupted that we inevitably sin, thus endorsing Adam's sin and becoming guilty of it ourselves.
3. Semi-Pelagianism. We are guilty only for our own acts, but our moral nature is infected with a sickness that makes avoiding sin virtually impossible. Inevitably, we become guilty of our own sins.
4. Pelagianism. We are not guilty for Adam's sin but only for our own acts. In principle, we could live perfect lives. Nothing makes us sin; we make choices of our own free will.
5. Anselmianism. As a result of the sin of Adam, we have all lost the supernatural gift of grace that would have made it possible for us to appropriately order our inclinations that now, lacking that order, give rise to sin. As a result, it is impossible for us to refrain from sin."
"There are at least two problems. How can a person be culpable for or guilty because of the acts of another? I'll call this the "problem of vicarious guilt." The second problem relates to whether I can be morally responsible without a certain capacity for free will. How can I be guilty for choosing to sin if I cannot refrain from sinning by my very nature?"
"The rejection of impersonal guilt is fundamental to the LDS view. The Third Article of Faith asserts: "We believe that men will be punished for their own sins and not for Adam's transgression."
"Can We Be Guilty For the Acts of Another?"
"Perhaps we can say that there is some sense in which every member of an immoral society who, once having become aware of the immoral nature of that society, who does not deliberately disassociate herself from that immorality, shares the blameworthiness for such acts even though she did not individually commit them."
"It seems that what I am guilty of is not a corporate guilt at all, but rather for my failure to act where I have a duty to repudiate a certain identification with my familial or ancestral past"
"Feinberg also argues that a group of people may share "the same fault, but only one member's fault lead to harm, and that not because it was more of a fault."1"
Gun shooting example
"Feinberg also defends something like the federal-head argument for original sin. He argues that we can be vicariously liable for the acts of another if: (1) we authorize him to act as our agent; (2) we give orders in the context of a military command and the other is obligated to carry out our orders so that the acts done become the acts of the commander; or (3) he undertakes to stand as my surety."
"Millard Erickson suggests two additional models for imputing the guilt of Adam's sin to us. The first model is based upon the type of agency principles we have just reviewed—that we ratify Adam's sin by committing our own sins after we know both that an act is sinful and what its consequences will be"
"The Anselmian view (that Aquinas also adopted) appears to have a better chance of success. In that view, Adam was originally created with a supernatural gift of sanctification that empowered him to always do what is good and holy. However, as a result of his sin, he lost this gift of grace that enabled him to do good. Thus, the fall of Adam led to a loss (the gift of his ability to do what is good) rather than an acquisition (a new kind of corrupted nature)."
"If we inevitably sin and if we can escape sin and its consequences only if God grants us a supernatural grace, then how can we be morally responsible when we sin? In addition, whether we are saved is solely up to God because we can merit salvation only by doing what is good, and we can do good only if God grants this supernatural grace to us."
Arminian view. Sophie's choice and no moral dilemmas argument. Explain no moral dilimmas and its relation to the Arminian view.
"Michael C. Rea proposes two additional bases for suggesting that we can be responsible for the acts of another without violating either MPC or MP."
Rea states "..."for each of us, there is an x such that x is our counterpart and x committed Adam's sin. Thus, given our counterpart theoretic account of persistence, it is true of each of us that we committed Adam's sin. Notably, it is true of each of us that we were in Adam."
"This notion does not entail a violation of MP or MPC because it maintains that I actually was involved in Adam's first sin and thus I am not being held responsible for what Adam did but for what I do. I am involved in Adam's sin because there is an objective counterpart relation such that Adam's acts overlap and count as my own and vice versa"
Explain the problems with this...
"Rea also suggests another theory of original sin that will have plausibility for those who accept the Molinist view that there are counterfactuals of freedom."
Explain this view please...
"Transworld depravity consists of the view that there are true propositions about what I or anyone would freely do if we were created in any possible circumstance. These propositions are supposedly true of us before we are born and, indeed, regardless of whether we are actually created."
Basically that there is a possible world or set of circumstances in which every single person could go wrong.
"Rea acknowledges that this quasi-theory of original sin faces several formidable obstacles. First, it assumes and does not explain the universality of sin. Thus, one of the main historical reasons motivating the doctrine cannot be satisfied.
Second, it is quite doubtful that the claim that we can be morally responsible for such inevitable sins is true at all."
"The propositions that describe what we would do in circumstance C are not up to us because they prevail regardless of whether we exist, and thus it is impossible to claim that we bring about their truth. How can we be morally culpable for any act that is not up to us whether it is true that we do it?
Third, what we do in circumstance C is not caused by or explained by the fact that we are in C."
"Finally, there are very good reasons to believe that the supposed counterfactuals of freedom that define what a person P does in any circumstances C are all false.31 Yet without any true counterfactuals, the entire theory of conditional transworld depravity collapses."
"The final move to support the doctrine of original sin often is to suggest that those of us who reject it do so only because our own evil nature impairs our cognitive grasp of the truth. Yet such a response begs the question: How do we know that those who support the doctrine of original sin do not see things that way because of their own defective cognitive structures? Once we proposed that original sin corrupts our cognitive abilities to assess our own sinfulness, every judgment, argument, and suggestion is tainted by the possibility that it is a rationalization for sinfulness—but that argument is good for any suggestion by proponents of original sin as well as those who reject it."
Ep93-Heavenly Mother (Part 1)
Ep92-Did Joseph Smith Teach Spirit Birth?-Intelligence, Spirit & Heavenly Mother
BlakeOstler.com
(Vol.1) The Attributes of God
(Vol.2) The Problems of Theism & the Love of God
(Vol.3) Of God and Gods
Fire on the Horizon
Hartshorne1
Mormon1
Mormonism1
Process Thought1
ProcessTheism1
Whitehead1


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Q: Is BehaviorSubject the same as shareReplay(1)? In these two examples, does subject$ behave in exactly the same way?
import { BehaviorSubject, Observable } from 'rxjs';

let source: Observable<number>;
let subject$: Observable<number>;

subject$ = new BehaviorSubject(0);

source.subscribe(x => {
  subject$.next(x);
});

import { Observable } from 'rxjs';
import { shareReplay, startWith } from 'rxjs/operators';

let source: Observable<number>;
let subject$: Observable<number>;

subject$ = source.pipe(
  startWith(0),
  shareReplay(1)
);

A: The basic difference is that the 0 value may be re-emitted to the upstream when all subscribers unsubscribe and similar subtleties when no subscribers are active.
e.g.:
import { BehaviorSubject, Subject } from 'rxjs';

const source = new Subject<number>();
const subject$ = new BehaviorSubject(0);
source.subscribe((x) => {
  subject$.next(x);
});

source.next(1);
source.next(2);

let subscription = subject$.subscribe(console.log);

source.next(3);
source.next(4);

subscription.unsubscribe();

source.next(5);
source.next(6);

subscription = subject$.subscribe(console.log);

source.next(7);
source.next(8);

// Prints: 2 3 4 6 7 8

import { Subject } from 'rxjs';
import { shareReplay, startWith } from 'rxjs/operators';

const source = new Subject<number>();
const subject$ = source.pipe(startWith(0), shareReplay(1));

source.next(1);
source.next(2);

let subscription = subject$.subscribe(console.log);

source.next(3);
source.next(4);

subscription.unsubscribe();

source.next(5);
source.next(6);

subscription = subject$.subscribe(console.log);

source.next(7);
source.next(8);

// Prints 0 3 4 6 7 8

A: They replay behavior is the same but number of emission replay can be configured with shareReplay but not with BehaviorSubject. The main difference is shareReplay is an operator which can be add into pipe and convert any source stream to replay value and it doesn't replay any value until first emission happen.
BehaviorSubject is a class which only replay one value and need to be instantiated with a default value and thus when subscribe it always return one cached value.


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Q: Why is Lord Alfred Tennyson often written as Alfred Lord Tennyson? Why is Lord Alfred Tennyson often written as Alfred Lord Tennyson? This occurs with and without a comma after Alfred: Alfred, Lord Tennyson and Alfred Lord Tennyson. Should Lord precede the entire name, and not just the last name?

A: The simple answer is...
Alfred Tennyson was created a hereditary baron, 1st Baron Tennyson. Barons are known by their title, Lord Tennyson, preceded if necessary by their Christian name.
The same applies to current Life Barons, who are not created with hereditary titles. Thus it's John, Lord Prescott of Kingston-upon-Hull.
Sons of hereditary peers are given a courtesy title. The sons of barons, that being the lowest order of the peerage, are simply known as The Honourable. Alfred's son was The Hon Hallam Tennyson until Alfred died, after which he became Hallam, 2nd Baron Tennyson, or simply Hallam, Lord Tennyson.
The eldest sons of higher ranks of the peerage generally get a courtesy title (the eldest son of a Duke will be granted the use of an Earl's title, and so on). Subsequent sons are known as Lord, using the family surname. The second son of one of the Dukes of Devonshire would be [for example] Lord James Cavendish. It's not correct to call that person "Lord Cavendish".
Thus it's possible to distinguish between Lord James Cavendish as coming from a higher rank of the peerage than Alfred Lord Tennyson.
For a more complicated answer with all the intricacies of the peerage, you will need to consult a reference like Debrett's.

A: Alfred Tennyson should be known as Lord Tennyson, or as the 1st Baron (or lord) Tennyson if one want to make sure that it is him.
If the present 6th (Baron) Lord Tennyson, also was named Alfred, that name would be of no help.
The title (in England the title baron is always substituted by lord) should be used. The use of forename and designation title and then surname is meant for a totally different use.
He is known by this erratic designation because he was a snob, he said no to a baronetcy, but accepted the barony.
Rather vainly he put a "humble" envelope on his lordship, and called himself Alfred, the Lord Tennyson.  A king-like designation, kind of like Alfred, the king of the Tennysons.
The newspapers and press accepted his own way to titulate himself, instead the correct Lord Tebnnuson, without the forename.
He liked to claim that he was humble, a rather ordinary claim by men that are not humble.


Why did they choose Mar? "There were maybe 300 other people that either approached the educational training staff or were approached by them," says Mar. "Taiwan is one of the free world's martial arts camps, there are so many different styles that are available. I demonstrated hundreds of times before they finally said, 'OK, we like it." "My strengths came in three parts," continues Mar. "One; for me it was a matter of strict interest, I wasn't doing it because I needed this opportunity to promote myself, it wasn't a career choice for me—for the Chinese mind, if you have interest, you don't have ulterior motives, and no political or intra-agency agenda. Two; I was not, at that time, already part of the military or the police, so they thought I could accepted by all camps in an authority position. This was due to an attitude situation in dealing with the Chinese—they would not necessarily have accepted someone from their ranks to be their instructor in a specialized task force (as there are 400-500 certified law enforcement instructors around the island. And, three; they felt that what I was offering was in many ways a traditional martial art (yet exclusive to Law Enforcement). The system I teach, Antagonist Perpetrated Aggression (APA), is very high-speed Combat Tal Chi – a lost component of this Internal System." Beyond his abilities, according to Mar, the ROC government wanted something that was unavailable to the common man, so it made perfect sense for them to look outside of the boundaries of what's in-country.
In Taiwan, all males are required to serve in the military, for at least two and sometimes three years. A large part of their military training is hand-to-hand combat (the armed forces learn Tae Kwon Do, a Korean art—primarily because the government felt that it was the easiest to learn and apply, immediately), posing a problem for civilian police enforcement when these trained fighters assimilate back into society. Explains Mar, "Marines have the best Tae Kwon Do on the island, the M.P.'s have the best grappling and control moves and the Officer's Training School has the best judo. What happens after the mandatory military service if some of these guys become criminals? What happens if the policeman, who has six months of training (if he's lucky), meets the guy who's been training for seven years? He's going to be much ahead of any kind of police training the officer has. So we try in a very short amount of time to enable tactical police officers to take the percentage away from this guy who has been training. He is going to want to spar with the officer to get the opportunity to knock him out with a roundhouse. The Last thing we want is for our police officers to get into a fighting match, we want an instant take- down, instant results." So, given the situation in Taiwan, Mar took the system he was already using and developed it into the APA system—a secret system that is only taught to police, SWAT teams and the occasional special group. "If I've got something only police officers know, and you come up with your kick, I might be able to take you out in a couple of seconds.
APA training is realistic and can be very dangerous, like in this exercise using a blindfold against multiple attackers in low light conditions.
Chris Mar is so sure of himself that he's almost cocky. He rides a 750 Kawasaki Ninja, though a motorcycle this size is outlawed in Taiwan due to its large displacement. He enjoys the perks of training the police, and comments with a smile that he has a "Friend in every precinct." When he recounts some of the stories of his encounters with doubters and challengers, he's proud of his ability, and supremely confident of his system. "Every time I've used it on the streets," says Mar, 'It's worked. I've had very good results," On the other hand, however, he, is careful to couch that pride in mentions of the worth of every system—it's just that his is the most applicable to the real-life encounters on the streets of Taiwan.' So effective that Drug Enforcement Agency people are planning to begin training under him.
Is he 'confident? Yeah. Sometimes hard to swallow? Yeah. But, despite the impression he leaves, there is a sense to him that there's substance to what he is saying. It's not just an act. He knows how to handle himself, and the ROC government (an unusually bureaucratic force in Asia) has entrusted him, an American citizen, to pass on those skills to their people, The entire combined fighting skills is under Chris Mar's control.
That alone should be enough to convince anyone of his abilities, and the effectiveness of his system.


Evides Waterbedrijf, a Dutch water company, serves 2.5 million people and businesses. It also provides industrial water services for large industrial customers in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and China. Evides employs 650 staff and is owned by local and regional governments.
Evides has long had a strategic approach to information management, using OpenText solutions since 2001 with OpenText Content Server at the core of their strategy. Continued growth, innovation, and the need to capture, store, and make available knowledge from a range of skilled workers led Evides to re-evaluate their broader Enterprise Information Management (EIM) strategy.
Evides' business needs are evolving, including legal retention time periods for many document types. They found the ideal solution, that has the functionality and capability of OpenText, with the familiar look and feel of the Microsoft user interface.
Working on the recommendation of IRIS, a long-time OpenText partner, Evides undertook a pilot with OpenText Content Server providing the core foundation of the solution with Microsoft SharePoint. To provide the connection required between SharePoint and Content Server, OpenText Application Governance & Archiving for Microsoft SharePoint is used to provide records management, long-term content archival, and to help reduce storage costs. Also, by keeping OpenText, this eliminated any costly content migration, contributing to the overall lower total cost of ownership.
As Evides also wanted to talk to other organizations using similar solutions, reference calls were organized with customers using both Content Server and Application Governance & Archiving for Microsoft SharePoint.
The solution is being deployed enterprise-wide to around 650 internal users, and up to 900 users in total. Everyone in the organization will utilize it on a daily basis to some degree. All content, from correspondence and reports to engineering drawings and employee files, is stored. Over four million documents are being managed by OpenText and this is set to grow.
Physically storing such a large number of items carries a significant cost overhead. Keeping costs down is a key objective for Evides. OpenText helps them reduce storage costs through its efficient single instance storage capabilities, something that would not be available to Evides otherwise.
IRIS also helped Evides with an invoice capture solution based on the IRISXtract™ solution platform in order to optimize the business processes in their Accounts Payable department.
Top among the factors for selecting OpenText was the strong, long-standing, strategic partnership between OpenText and Microsoft. Their global relationship and track record gave us the confidence to proceed knowing their respective solutions will continue to work seamlessly together.
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Earthy roasted mushrooms and hearty, sweet roasted butternut squash lend exceptional flavor of this pasta dish.
1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Toss breadcrumbs with 2 tablespoons cheese and 1/2 teaspoon salt.
2. Toss squash with 3 tablespoons oil and the sage, if using, season with salt, and spread on a rimmed baking sheet. Roast 10 minutes. Meanwhile, toss mushrooms with remaining tablespoon oil; season. Push squash to one side of pan and add mushrooms. Roast 10 minutes. Flip vegetables and roast until tender and golden, 20 minutes. Remove half the squash, sprinkle remaining vegetables with breadcrumb mixture and return to oven. Roast until golden brown, about 5 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, in a large pot of salted boiling water, cook pasta according to package instructions. Reserve 1 1/2 cups pasta water, then drain. Add reserved squash and 1 cup pasta water to pot, and cook over medium-high heat, mashing as it comes to a boil. Add pasta and remaining 6 tablespoons cheese. Season with salt and pepper. Add more pasta water, if necessary, to make a creamy sauce. Stir in remaining vegetables just before serving. Sprinkle with additional cheese and drizzle with olive oil.
I cooked this recette last night. It was good and my husband also liked it. I cooked slightly differently. I fried the mushrooms in the pan and a bit later put half of the squash with no additional water. I used the coutons instead of panko and grilled less time. Thank you always for your nice recette.
This recipe is definitely not something I would make again. The sweetness of the butternut squash doesn't compliment the pasta well and overall the pasta was dry.


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Spring 2023 WMG Emerging Talent Associate Program (Artist, Fan Services, and Events)
WMG's top priority is the safety and wellbeing of its team members, artists and songwriters across the globe. In response to COVID-19, WMG is fully committed to helping its people balance their home and life commitments with flexible working options, virtual wellness sessions, and more. WMG strives to maintain a COVID-free workplace. To that end, being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 is a condition of employment for all US new employees, prior to the commencement of employment. If you are hired, you will be required to provide proof of your vaccination as part of your new employee onboarding process, subject to our legal obligation to make reasonable accommodations in certain limited circumstances.
At Warner Music Group, we're a global collective of music makers and music lovers, tech innovators and inspired entrepreneurs, game-changing creatives and passionate team members. Here, we know that each talent makes our collective bolder and brighter. We are guided by four core principles that underpin everything we do across all our diverse businesses:
• Music is Everything: Music is our passion, and we can never get enough. Tastes, trends, and tech will change, but great artists and songwriters will always be our driving force.
• Global Growth, Local Expertise: Music is a global language. Through communication and collaboration, our success can come from anywhere and translate everywhere.
• Innovation and Insight: Pushing the boundaries requires the best information and the boldest imagination. We use both to create the future.
• Empowered by People: Like the artists we serve and the music they make, our differences make us stronger. This is a place where every talent can belong and build a career.
We remain committed to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. We know it fosters a culture where you can truly belong, contribute, and grow. We encourage applications from people of any age, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, religion, ethnicity, disability, veteran status, and any other characteristic or identity.
Consider a career at WMG and get the best of both worlds – an innovative global music company that retains the creative spirit of a nimble independent.
We currently have a fantastic opportunity for students to join our innovative and highly sought-after Emerging Talent Associate Program as an Emerging Talent Associate this Spring 2023 semester.
Warner Music Group's Emerging Talent Associate Program is a paid internship program designed to provide students the opportunity to apply their skills and gain hands-on experience in the music industry. This multidimensional, semester-long program begins by matching students to specific departments based on their interests as well as the position qualifications.
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Upon joining the program, Emerging Talent Associates (ETAs) are fully immersed in the day-to-day activities of their assigned department.? They participate in strategic meetings, help solve key business issues, and offer ideas and perspectives to further WMG's global success. In addition, working as an Emerging Talent Associate ensures access to incredible developmental activities such as our Professional Development Workshops, Industry Insights, the Emerging Talent Showcase, and the Atlantic & 300EE Intern Challenge.??? ?
A little bit about the program:
• Application Deadline: Friday, December 2, 2022
• Program Duration:
• OPTION ONE: February 13, 2023 - May 5, 2023
• OPTION TWO: February 21, 2023 - May 12, 2023
• OPTION THREE: February 27, 2023 - May 19, 2023
• Scheduled Weekly Hours: 20-25 hours per week
• Internship Credit is also provided for students seeking academic credit for this experience
A little bit about you:
• At least a Sophomore currently pursuing an Undergraduate or Graduate Degree
• Currently enrolled in a College or University in the U.S.
• Have access to housing and transportation within the designated city
• A self-starter with a genuine curiosity for our business
• Able to commit to a 20-25-hour work week
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• Professional goals that align with Warner Music Group's core values and business objectives
• Knowledge of and passion for the different business units that makeup WMG
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills as well as effective problem solving and organizational skills
• Strong passion for and knowledge of the music industry
• Leadership experience on or off campus
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Lauren Jauregui Speaks Out On The Women's March: "This Is Democracy"
"We're all here, and our voices matter, and we outnumber you"
by Tatiana Cirisano
Fifth Harmony's Lauren Jauregui sums up her decision to take part in D.C.'s historic Women's March on Washington neatly: "I need to walk what I talk, you know?"
Talk, she does. At 20 years old, Jauregui is quickly becoming one of the most politically outspoken stars on the map, and can speak to everything from the crusade against Planned Parenthood to music industry sexism. In October, the Cuban-American came out as bisexual via an open letter to Trump voters that was scathing, to say the least. And on Saturday, she joined an impressive list of celebrities who took part in protest marches across the country and the world.
Though Jauregui admits the Women's March marks her first trip to the nation's capital for a protest, she says her interest in women's rights issues sparked while attending an all-girls high school in Miami, Florida.
There, "it was instilled in me to be a confident and courageous woman," the singer explains. "Every single girl that I went to school with is so inspirational and so powerful and so driven and so unafraid. I think that's something we all need to instill in each other."
To Jauregui, this also means ensuring that women of all backgrounds and experiences are included in an intersectional feminist movement. As a young woman who is a member of the LGBT community and belongs to an immigrant family, she jokes that she falls into "three categories" of minority.
It's a diversity of life experience that extends to the rest of Fifth Harmony's girl-power group as well. "We're four women who are completely different ethnicities, completely different body types, completely different walks of life and opinions," Jauregui says.
We caught up with Jauregui just after her arrival in D.C. to talk about her "overwhelming" experience at the march, the feminism stigma, and the power of millenials to make the next generation count. Watch Fifth Harmony's performance at the People's Choice Awards last week below, and scroll through for our Q&A with Jauregui.
Who and what are you marching for?
I'm marching for human rights in general, because the upcoming administration has clearly made a statement about who they support and what kind of regime they intend to instill. I'm marching for women, I'm marching for the LGBT community, I'm marching for immigrants. I happen to fall into all three categories [laughs], so I'm marching for myself at the end of the day and for my family and my friends. And for whoever else deserves it.
What were you feeling during the march?
Over-fucking-whelmed. Present, aware, peaceful, and ready to go. The most amazing thing I've ever experienced in my entire life. I can't believe that I witnessed the history that I did.
I feel like a lot of people felt so alone with this new administration coming in, and they felt so betrayed. This whole entire experience is a clear indication of the fact that... we are the popular vote. This is us, out here marching. All around the world, women united, and men united, and humans alike united, and we're not going to tolerate this. We're not going to tolerate a fascist regime, and we're not going to tolerate you telling us that we're not important. Because we're all here, and our voices matter, and we outnumber you.
How did the march alter your perspective?
I've spent so much time in my head and in my notes and in my journals about how much pain this world is in and how upset I am that nobody cares. Going out there today and seeing how many people really care, how many people are so down to use their voices, how many people are willing to fight tooth and nail... it was just beautiful. I was so emotional at so many points. I cried so many times. This is democracy. We are democracy.
What was the crowd like?
It was the most incredible, humbling experience to be in the presence of so many humans who were so willing to come together. When I was there, we were trying to get to the bathroom and then trying to get back into the crowd, and it was absolutely impossible because it was so packed, and there was this woman who was in a wheelchair. We were trying to get up onto the ledge, and she was like, "use my wheelchair! Come on!" She literally let us use her as a stepping stool. It was crazy. Everyone was so helpful, helping each other out.
Do you think public figures like yourself have an added responsibility to be politically outspoken?
I think that in the entertainment industry particularly, people usually get into this business because they're trying to just be the distraction for people. But for me, I don't see the power in having a voice, and a voice that so many more people listen to than an average... I don't feel right having that and not using it for the sake of educating. That's why I think I was born and given this platform to begin with. I hate attention, I hate all of that kind of shit. But I think God gave me this voice for this purpose—to use it for the sake of uniting people and making sure that everyone knows that it's okay to use your voice. You can be a young woman, and it's okay to use your voice. You can be as strong as you want.
Growing up in Miami, you went to an all-girls school. How did that influence the woman you are today?
Honestly, I've been very blessed that I was able to go through Carrollton [School of the Sacred Heart]. I attribute everything that I feel and all of the passion that I have to that school. It's an all-girls school, and it was instilled in me to be a confident and courageous woman. "Women of courage and confidence" was the slogan, essentially, of our school. I'm just so grateful because every single teacher I encountered, all of the administration, everyone involved, men and women alike, were there for the purpose of growth of each individual girl. And each individual girl was told how special she was and how much she could influence the world. I'm literally crying thinking about it [laughs]. Every single girl that I went to school with is so inspirational and so powerful and so driven and so unafraid. I think that's something we all need to instill in each other.
The rise of Fifth Harmony is often framed as the return of the girl group. Why do you think your music resonates with so many young girls?
Some of our songs are empowering, but I feel like more so than our music, it's who we are. We're four women who are completely different ethnicities, completely different body types, completely different walks of life and opinions, and you can see that when you watch an interview, when you meet us. We have an energy about us that's so unique and so intense, and it's because of how much power we have in us as individuals, being confident, harnessing that power, and wanting to share that with other women. I feel like a lot of women hang on to our message, and it empowers them.
Have you always been so confident in your womanhood?
I'm really lucky, because I have a mother and a grandmother who always instilled my power in me, always, from the day I was born. And my father, too. My parents never made me feel like I couldn't do something because I was a girl, ever. It didn't matter what I wanted to do. My father supported me 1,000 percent, all the way, and never told me, "you can't do that because you're a girl." And on top of that, the school that I went to, and the power I was given with my education. I'm really lucky, I got only power handed to me, and I made use of it, and I only want to share that.
What place do you think young people have in politics?
I think the youth is the movement. I think we are the ones who are starting this revolution, and we're the ones who are going to see it carry through and be the ones to implement it. I think we're in a really amazing time right now of consciousness awakening, the internet and all the connections we have to each other. All the young people involved right now, on the internet, seeing the injustice and having it there in front of their faces, it's making them passionate and it's making them aware. All the little kids I've ever talked to—little, little kids, like eight years old—they know what's up. They're like, "What's going on? How is Trump president?" The fact that kids can differentiate that... I think the power's in the youth.
You wrote in your open letter for Billboard that feminism needs "a lot of work." How can we fix that?
I think the whole stigma of the word feminism is such a problem. The only reason that anyone has an aversion to it is because it includes the word "fem," even though it's an all-inclusive term. I think that aversion in general is the reason why we need [feminism]. If the word "feminism" bothers you, there's a reason why it bothers you, and only because it involves women. The issue at the end of the day that feminism fights for is equality, men and women alike. Because men also have their own stigmas that they have to follow, and stereotypes they have to follow that are detrimental to their mental health. That's something that happens to all of us, something we're all experiencing. By harnessing that freedom, we're saying, "no, I want to embrace this term because it means that I get to be free."
Are you surprised by Donald Trump's success?
I would say I'm surprised, but I also know there is a lot of hatred in the heart of the country. It's kind of the basis on which [the U.S.] was built, essentially, because it was built on slavery—slaves were the ones who built it. I feel like people are really empowered by money, and that's all that [Trump] offered, essentially, besides all of the other detrimental things he said. The only people who are able to look past that are people who value the economy over human rights. That exists because money is all-powerful in this society, it's a capitalist society, so a lot of people feel like they have no option but to progress only economically.
Do you have any thoughts on the effort to defund Planned Parenthood?
Just how important it is to recognize how they are responsible for so much more than abortion. That actually, abortion only takes up three percent of what they do, and everything else is just about female health and reproductive health, and making sure that women have a safe place that doesn't cost an arm and a leg to get the medical attention that they need. People are dismissing a foundation that genuinely helps millions and millions of women across the nation for the sake of, just, myth.
Would you ever consider going into politics as a profession?
I think if I do anything political, it would be activism. I don't believe in our government, currently. I don't believe in the way that things are going. I wouldn't want to be involved bureaucratically, I'd want to be more activism.
Is there anything you want to say to fellow marchers?
I love you, and we're together. Let's make some changes.
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Q: Git branches with completely different content Since Git has the ability to keep track (and keep it clean) of branches with completely different content from each other, in the same repository, some projects (like Git itself) have started to make use of it.
Git, for instance, uses one branch for the code itself, while keeping its documentation in a separate branch. Same repo, just different branches.
It might just be me, coming from a SVN background, but I find it confusing to have 'nothing in common' in those branches. Development/staging/production branches; those I understand. Branches for incomplete features; sure, I'm doing those too. Heck, have your documentation with one branch per language. But no files in common?
Is this just (perhaps an underused and/or undermarketed) feature in Git, that everyone should embrace and get used to, or a possibly dangerous misuse by someone being lazy of not differentiating two aspects of the same project enough?

A: The benefit to doing this, is that it's possible to pull only the docs branch if that's all you're interested in. Like jrockway said, you can do this using another repository and submoduling if necessary, but with this ability to create a 'naked' branch, you have the option not to.
Personally, I'm still on the fence about this. I understand why it could be beneficial, but I'm not wholly convinced it's the best way to go.

A: I think it depends on what your project is.
Git is obviously a community OSS project so having the docs in the (same) repository so everyone gets them makes sense (to me).
On the other hand I would not store the docs for my projects at work as I would rarley edit them except on 'let's update the docs' type of ticket.  At work I don't want my docs intermingled with my source, I just want the source (typical programmer view i know).
Others may want them all-together.  I think you just need to realize what it means (remember everyone has a full copy of the repository) and pick the best option for your project.

A: It's a little weird when you're used to the Subversion model of presenting the tree to users, but once you get used to the model it's a lot less confusing.
A git repository is just a tree of objects that explain how to transform a directory from one state to another.  Those objects have a parent.  Some objects have two (or more) parents; merges.  Some objects have no parent; the initial commit.
As I understand it, internally, Subversion's model is similar minus the concept of where merges came from.  Those are just new commits with a handy command (svn merge) for getting a patch of the differences between two other commits.
I actually use this feature rather often to manage config files that started from the same directory on separate hosts, like /etc/apache2.  It's like saying, "this is the alternate start of this stuff, but it's been abandoned".  It allows me to stash the state of some files before I overwrite them, but without having to worry about whether they merge right, or are even related to the master branch at all.
In Subversion I'd have to stow that backup in some un-related place (zip file somewhere) or in a subdirectory in the repository.  Plus, in subversion, if I delete any reference to those files in the current view of the tree it becomes very hard to find them again.

A: I personally would not store different content in different branches; in the case of docs and code, I would just make a myproject.git and a myproject-docs.git (and sub-module the docs into the code if it was necessary for the build process).
On the other hand, nothing bad will happen if you do this.  Git is not going to tell you what to do, so you are free to make your own decision on how you want to use it.  So to answer your question, it's neither a killer feature, nor something that will bowl you over if you are not careful.  It's just how someone choses to use it.

A: Git tracks coordinated changes in (text) files within a project, so it doesn't know or care whether branches are mergable or not. Having independent branches in a Git repo is similar to having independent projects in a Subversion repo, which is a common practice (because of svn's overhead).
Because Git's data structure is very different than SVN's, you can do different things with them.  In SVN a feature branch is somewhat unusual, and a feature branch which is not often merged to the trunk might be a "bad smell", a sign that the programmer has "gone dark" and is creating code that may never be able to be integrated into the project. In Git, a feature branch is a perfectly safe and sensible workflow.
So they can be used in different ways  because Git is not SVN even though both have repositories and branches and commits, and serve the same general function of source control.
As I got more experience of Git, what had been weird just became different. Then I got curious about what I could do with that different tool.

A: I'd say it's more like a lazy workaround for the fact that Git can't currently handle having multiple projects stored in the same repository. You can do it, but there's no way to pull down just the one you want.
I say "lazy", because it wouldn't have been too horribly tough to add the feature when the git developers themselves discovered a need for it (for storing docs). Since they used this weird branch hack, their incentive to fix the issue for everyone else has abated significanly.