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The Bloom Project is a volunteer-driven nonprofit in Portland whose mission is to provide fresh floral bouquets to hospice and palliative care patients. This year the Rose Festival Court Princesses visited the Bloom Project's facilities at Teufel Holly Farms to process flowers and arrange them into bouquets to be delivered to the Randall Children's Hospital.
The Bloom Project has also been selected as the official charity partner of the 2017 Portland Rose Festival. As part of this partnership, Berkman and her team of volunteers will look to help the Portland Rose Festival repurpose many of the 71,000 stems of flowers from the Spirit Mountain Casino Grand Floral Parade as gifts for selected organizations.
The Bloom Project receives each of its flowers from donations provided by wholesale floral companies, growers and local grocery stores. Volunteers repurpose the flowers to create beautiful bouquets, ready to deliver to local hospice and palliative care patients. In the organization's 10 years, it has distributed more than 170,000 bouquets with 75,000 donated volunteer hours.
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Dysphoria/Euphoria Is The First Transgender Awareness Art Exhibition In SG Featuring Gender-Diverse Artists
Dysphoria/Euphoria Art Exhibition
Despite it only being November, many of us are already counting down the days to Christmas. But before we jump right into December, let's not forget to celebrate Transgender Awareness Week and Transgender Day of Remembrance. These take place from 13 to 19 November and 20 November respectively.
TransBefriends, a non-profit organisation that supports transgender youths in Singapore, has teamed up with Rainbow Families Singapore and Heckin' Unicorn to bring a month of fun festivities to us. Discover more about gender dysphoria, transitioning and the meaning of "euphoria" through artworks, video interviews and even food.
From 11 to 20 November 2022, guests can check out a free art exhibition at Projector X: Picturehouse titled Dysphoria/Euphoria. It's Singapore's largest transgender awareness exhibition, showcasing artworks by eight local transgender and gender diverse artists.
Take note that while it's open to the public, the exhibition is expected to be rated R18.
The artworks come in a variety of mediums, ranging from sculptures to holographic prints and even an embroidered bedsheet. These unique pieces are all made from each artist's personal experience with gender dysphoria.
The exhibition will also feature video interviews of individuals sharing their experiences with gender dysphoria and transitioning. Through watching them talk about their real-life experiences, it encourages transgender youths to feel less alone. It's especially important for a conservative country like Singapore, where many are still unfamiliar with transgenderism.
Hopefully, this will also open up more conversations on topics that are initially seen as "taboo", while educating many Singaporeans at the same time.
On top of the exhibition, TransBefrienders is also hosting a month-long campaign filled with fun activities. Recently, an ondeh-ondeh making workshop was held on the 5 and 6 November 2022.
Not to worry if you missed out on this workshop — sink your teeth into the Wa Ko Kuehs that will be available at the exhibition on 12, 13, 19 and 20 November 2022. Fun fact: the kuehs are specially made in colours of white, pink and blue inspired by the trans flag.
The Wa Ko Kuehs are retailing at $6 for a pack of six. All funds raised from these sweet treats will go directly to support TransBefrienders.
Collectible cards
Via a collaboration with local artists and F&B partners, you can also get limited edition collectible cards featuring each artist's work. There are only 1,000 copies of each design available, so make sure to get them ASAP before they run out.
Head over to TransBefriender's website for the full list of F&B locations around Singapore. You can picture this activity like a treasure hunt around the island, with each collectible card as a prize.
Dysphoria/Euphoria Is An Art Exhibition That Celebrates Transgender Awareness Week
As we celebrate the upcoming Transgender Awareness Week, campaigns such as the Dysphoria/Euphoria exhibition reminds us that we need safe spaces like these for the transgender community to be themselves.
If you're keen to learn more about the transgender community in Singapore, head over to TransBefriender's campaign website for more information.
Dyphoria/Euphoria Art Exhibition
Date: 11 to 20 November 2022
Address: 2 Handy Road, Level 5, Projector X: Picturehouse (The Cathay), Singapore 229233
Opening hours: 4pm to 8.30pm (Mondays to Fridays)ㅣ1pm to 8.30pm (Saturdays and Sundays)
All images courtesy of TransBefrienders.
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Revisiting the Civil Grand Jury Report That Warned About Santa Cruz County's Wildfire Risk
By Jacob Pierce / September 2, 2020 2
Gov. Gavin Newsom (left) stopped by the Santa Cruz Mountains on Tuesday to survey the damage from the CZU fires. (Photo courtesy of Office of the California Governor, via Twitter)
Rich Goldberg has several air filters running at full blast in his Santa Cruz Mountains home, but that hasn't been enough to stop him from developing a cough from the CZU Lightning Complex fire burning nearby.
Goldberg, foreperson for the Santa Cruz County Civil Grand Jury, predicts that people will be talking about how to reduce fire risk long after crews extinguish the current blaze.
This past June and July, Goldberg and his fellow grand jurors released 10 reports, including two about fire safety, as previously reported by San Jose Inside's sister publication, the Santa Cruz Good Times. One of those reports highlighted reasons the county was at risk for a serious wildfire.
Goldberg will be the first to admit that it's too early to know whether the issues highlighted by the grand jury contributed to the devastating CZU Lightning Complex fire.
"I would never engage in 'I told you so,'" says Goldberg, who watched the evacuation orders closely and was relieved not to be one of the 77,000 forced to leave. "But clearly, these issues are going to be top of mind going forward."
So far, firefighting crews have contained 43 percent of the CZU Lightning Complex fire, which has charred 85,218 acres as of Tuesday morning. The fire has burned 1,453 structures, making it the ninth-most destructive blaze in California history, and investigators are still surveying the damage.
In an era when hot temperatures and drought conditions are spreading wildfire more rapidly than ever, fire departments are relying on new technology for a helping hand.
Wildfire detection cameras can keep an eye on forests, often catching fires as soon as they start. One problem, as noted by the grand jury report, is that the Cal Fire San Mateo-Santa Cruz Unit (CZU) only had one such camera for Santa Cruz County. Perched in Bonny Doon, the camera faced toward San Mateo County, not Santa Cruz County, and it was incapable of rotating to scan the area.
Cal Fire CZU Chief Ian Larkin says he isn't sure if the crews got any good information off the camera in the early days of the current conflagration, while the fire started and spread. That fire quickly destroyed the camera on Aug. 19. The last image it took was a red blur, as flames engulfed the tower where the camera stood.
Since then, Cal Fire has added two new ALERTWildfire cameras, and Larkin says he can rotate them remotely to scan the mountainside. Plus, he says Cal Fire has initiated conversations with the city of Santa Cruz about placing a wildfire camera on the Municipal Wharf, facing back toward the mountains, to watch for future incidents.
The grand jury report also revealed that many local fire districts need to improve their response times, and additionally, it laid out the ecosystem of 10 separate fire districts in Santa Cruz County—home to about 273,000 residents. Other counties, such as Contra Costa and Los Angeles, have a unified fire chief for their entire region.
The report argued that Santa Cruz County's framework creates a confusing web of bureaucracy, unclear chain of command, various inconsistencies and little accountability.
Larkin, who disagrees with those findings, says there are many ways to organize fire departments, and he doesn't believe Santa Cruz County's arrangement is problematic.
He stresses the unprecedented nature of the situation.
The state of California saw more than 10,000 lightning strikes—many of them unaccompanied by rain—over the course of three days, according to Gov. Gavin Newsom.
The strikes started several large fires on the Central Coast and in the Bay Area. (The second- and third-biggest wildfires in state history are still burning in counties nearby.)
Firefighters were already fighting a fire in southern California, leaving them thinly stretched across the state. "It delayed us getting any resources to us because they simply weren't available," Larkin explained.
The grand jury requires written responses from 16 government agencies, officials and elected bodies. It's requesting responses from nine more. All are due Oct. 1.
A report from Joe Serrano, executive officer of Santa Cruz Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCo), agrees with many grand jury findings about the inefficiencies and limited oversight among the county's fire agencies. LAFCo is planning a comprehensive service review of all fire districts in Santa Cruz County due in October of 2021.
The grand jury report didn't lay blame solely at the feet of public officials. The general public in the county, the report argued, was woefully unprepared for the fire risk and did not show an appropriate level of concern about the havoc that wildfires can wreck.
It's a topic that Cal Fire officials, like Larkin, have hammered home over the past two weeks. Larkin says it has been much easier to save houses where residents cleared dead brush and flammable objects from being anywhere near their homes.
Larkin says he's seen homes where the owner took proper precautions to protect their homes interspersed with those that did not. Oftentimes, he says, those who protected their homes also protected their neighbors. But at the same time, those who ignored rules about clearing flammable material, he adds, endangered the homes of their neighbors.
"You have the house that didn't do defensible space burn down; it burned down the house that did all the work; and the house that did all the work protects the house next to it that doesn't have the defensible space," he says. "And there are many examples of that throughout the community that are affected by that now."
California's defensible space laws are especially strict for the 10 yards surrounding each home. For starters, California law requires that homeowners remove dead or dry leaves and pine needles from your yard, roof and rain gutters, and within 30 feet of their houses, homeowners should remove dead plants, grass and weeds.
To firefighters, all this is considered fuel for a potential blaze. There are many other regulations, some of them extending to a 100-foot radius surrounding each house.
Cal Fire CZU, in its capacity as the Santa Cruz County Fire Department, does local defensible space inspections throughout the year. Larkin says he and other local Cal Fire leaders have determined that it's best to deal with violations by working with the homeowner. Issuing citations doesn't do much good, he says.
"If you look at the areas that don't have defensible space, I think it would overwhelm the DA's office with a bunch of misdemeanor fines," he says. "We try to just gain compliance through the inspections and working with the communities. But I'll be honest, I think we can do a better job. And after this incident is done, I think it'll be a rude awakening for a lot of folks. We have fire here. We have a history of fires here."
Many observers over the past couple weeks have pointed out the perfect storm of fire conditions—dry lightning strikes accompanied by heavy wind. But lest anyone assume this is a once-in-a-generation event, it's worth considering that recent fire conditions could have been even worse—or at the very least that Santa Cruz County could be primed for a perfect storm of entirely different conditions in the future.
For instance, although the initial days of the CZU fire were hot and free of fog, a heavy marine layer did eventually set in, helping with the fight against the fire on the ground—a cooling event that can't always be counted on.
Not only that, but the Grand Jury report notes that most Santa Cruz County residents live in what's known as the wildland-urban interface (WUI), which is at particular risk for wildfire. That means that wildfire risk isn't confined to Bonny Doon and to Boulder Creek, where much of the current CZU fire is burning.
The WUI stretches throughout the entire region. Santa Cruz County is the only county in the state with the majority of its land in the WUI.
Also, according to analysis by USA Today and the Arizona Republic, several local communities have high wildfire risk—the highest among them being Lompico, which was spared from the nascent flames and which recently had its evacuation orders lifted.
Even the city of Santa Cruz—most of which is not in the WUI—is not immune from threat. It is home to several large groves of non-native blue gum eucalyptus trees, known to be particularly flammable, as noted in the report.
The city has, however, made investments in clearing out fuel buildup in overgrown areas, like DeLaveaga Park, in recent years.
In general, Larkin says, Santa Cruz County remains fire-prone.
"We don't have that frequency of large fires—we have a lot of small fires that we're able to contain," he says. "We meet our mission of keeping them under 10 acres 90 percent of the time. We get the nice Mediterranean climate. We get the cooling coastal influence, but people don't realize that this area is primed to burn."
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— "The general public in the county, the report argued, was woefully unprepared for the fire risk and did not show an appropriate level of concern about the havoc that wildfires can wreck."
The "general public" who choose to live in those mountains do so despite the risks of dry weather fires and wet weather slides. This identifies them as risk-takers, and it's foolish to think their risk-taking ends with that one choice. Thus, the choice to discount or ignore fire-prevention measures is a common one, leaving even the most prudent mountain residents vulnerable to the negligence of others.
Were they to take a page from their neighbors in the flatland, where many residents have created watch programs to reduce crime risk, they might take it upon themselves and use the power of community to assist the derelict and reduce the fire risk to all.
Vacancy Vaquero Sep 3, 2020 @ 9:27 am
Once there were three fire lookout towers in Big Basin Park and others elsewhere in Santa Cruz County. They were staffed by humans for about half of the year. And when this happened last month, there was one fixed camera to watch the park? What about satellite imaging — couldn't CalFire see where the fires started on August 16?
How about this narrative: CalFire completely surrendered Big Basin and Butano State Parks and left local fire departments to protect homes in their communities after the raging wildfire escaped both parks. Bonny Doon wanted its own volunteer fire district after the Martin Fire in 2009 and was denied. The CZU Fire proved that local communities can't count on CalFire to respond.
The CZU unit didn't accomplish prescribed burns in state parks for the last five years and now they blame homeowners for not having defensible space. Their opinions aren't worth much. Turn the firehouses over to Bonny Doon now.


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Q: ORACLE 12 C, cannot drop NOT NULL constraint on a DEFAULT ON NULL column create table autos (
id integer generated by default on null as IDENTITY unique,
owner_name nvarchar2(50)
);

Then I insert in table several rows
insert into autos
(owner_name)
VALUES
('Nick');

insert into autos
(owner_name)
VALUES
('Tommy');

2 rows inserted, then for increase rows count, I run this query
insert into autos
(owner_name)
select owner_name
from autos;

Several query was run successfully, but after this, oracle returns error: ORA-30667: cannot drop NOT NULL constraint on a DEFAULT ON NULL column
Tell please, what is wrong here?
P.S. I use SQL Developer.
UPDATE
If I am trying all above codes in sys database connection, all works fine, but I am create new user (here is code how I create new user)
 CREATE USER C##OTO_USER
 IDENTIFIED BY oto_user_pass;

 GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES TO C##OTO_USER;

Then I create new connection with C##OTO_USER and only in this connection happens above error.
Also, that error happens sometimes, sometimes INSERT query works fine.
And not only INSERT... SELECT, but usually INSERT statement also causes that error.
So, I think this is new user/connection problem, may be above user creating code, not creates complete user?
If trying inserting with SQL*PLUS, also same error happens.

A: Your problem is that when you use IDENTITY in the column definition, you should take into account its restrictions.
If you want to insert rows as subquery so you encounter with following restriction: CREATE TABLE AS SELECT will not inherit the identity property on a column (source). Same situation happens with your insert, IDENTITY unique doesnt work properly.
  insert into autos
(owner_name)
select owner_name
from autos;

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"Michelin Guide Shanghai 2017" will be published this fall, and it will be Michelin's first guide on the Chinese mainland.
This edition only features restaurants in the city. As a world-renowned benchmark for the food and beverage industry, some local consumers say they are interested in which restaurants will make the grade.
There is a cultural difference. Western restaurants are the individual chef that would have the reputation of gaining Michelin award. While in China it is the name of the restaurant and the owner of the restaurant that is more important. Michelin Guide's arrival will create a few celebrity chefs.


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Q: How to include 2 class names in a addClass() method in jquery? I need to include two classes as mentioned below..But it is not working.Could anyone look into the issue and suggest me a solution.
$('.list_Person .Skills').addClass("active");

Thanks in advance.

A: Use a comma to achieve what you want. It is called as multiple selector.
Try,
$('.list_Person,.Skills').addClass("active");

If you want to add more than one class to a particular selection,just insert a space between the set of classes and then add it,like below:
$('.class').addClass('class1 class2 class3');

A: if you want to add two new class to a selector
$('.class1').addClass("class2 class3");

and if you want to add two class in selector

*

*both class should be there
 $('.class1').filter('.class2').addClass('class3');

*either one class
 $('.class1,.class2').addClass('class3');

A: Try this
$('.list_Person').addClass("active").addClass("Skills");

A: I am assuming you are just jquery begginer and want to select .active elements
$('.active').addClass("list_Person Skills");

A: For adding two classes
$('.list_Person .Skills').addClass("active active2");

For adding In two classes
$('.list_Person,.Skills').addClass("active");

A: you can separate multiple classes with the space:
$('.list_Person .Skills').addClass("active secondClass thirdClass");


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LDS Temples in Gilbert and Phoenix, AZ
United States Arizona Phoenix
All Phoenix
Five LDS Temples in Arizona
Judy Hedding
Judy Hedding is a Phoenix resident and has written more than 1,000 articles about Greater Phoenix and Arizona since 2000.
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Gilbert, Arizona Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
In April 2008 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that they would build their fourth temple in Arizona. The Gilbert Arizona Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the 142nd temple worldwide. The temple in Gilbert is the largest that the Church has built in 17 years. It is the tallest building in Gilbert. Mormon temples incorporate exquisite detail, beautiful artistry, and are designed with themes that are intended to honor the religion as well as the locale in which the temple is erected. In the case of the Gilbert Temple, a native plant, the agave, was the inspiration for many of the accents and art glass in the building. Visitors were welcomed for a very specific short period of time prior to the dedication of the Temple. Visitors and people of any faith may visit the meetinghouse for worship on Sundays.
Factoid #1: You'll notice that there is no cross at the top of the temple spire. That's a statue of the Angel Moroni. There are no crosses inside the temple either, but there are many depictions of the resurrected Jesus Christ.
Factoid #2: The art glass is evident from the outside of the front of the temple as well as throughout the temple. Agave leaves, flowers and stalks (century plant) can be seen not only in the blue, green and earth tones of the glass, but also in ceiling, wall and flooring adornment of the interior.
Factoid #3: Some of the religious-themed paintings inside the Temple are originals, and some are copies of originals located in other temples. Interspersed with those messages are paintings depicting beautiful Arizona scenic places. Local artists were commissioned for some of the pieces.
The Gilbert Temple, unlike the Mesa Temple, does not have a Visitor Center or a Family History Library that is open to the public. Photography is permitted outside the temple. The grounds are lovely, and many people will enjoy the photo opportunity in front of the water feature on the south side of the temple.
More information: Gilbert Temple Official Website
Phoenix, Arizona Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
In May 2008 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced the opening their fifth temple in Arizona. It was the 144th operating temple in the world. There were already temples in Mesa, Snowflake and Gila Valley. With Gilbert becoming the 4th Arizona temple, Phoenix would be the fifth Arizona. A new one in Tucson will be added, scheduled to be completed in 2018. According to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, there are nearly 400,000 Mormons in Arizona (2014).
The temple in Phoenix is a single-story building covering 27,423 square feet with a full basement and an 89-foot spire. Mormon temples incorporate exquisite detail, beautiful artistry, and are designed with themes that are intended to honor the religion as well as the locale in which the temple is erected. At the Phoenix Temple, interior design incorporates desert colors with aloe stalk and desert tree motifs.
Visitors were welcome for a very specific short period of time. After the dedication of the temple visitors are not permitted. This is standard procedure for LDS temples; only Mormons with recommend cards (evidence that LDS leaders agree with the card holders that they live by the principles established by the Church) may enter a Temple. Visitors and people of any faith may visit the meetinghouse for worship on Sundays.
The Phoenix Temple, unlike the Mesa Temple, does not have a Visitor Center or a Family History Library that is open to the public. This Temple will not hold community events, like the Easter Pageant or Christmas event in Mesa.
Get addresses and driving directions to all three LDS temples in the Phoenix area.
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Synopsis: A college is turned inside out when a pre-med student begins to organize a campus-wide preparedness drill. Is this guy for real, or is this all just a ruse to impress Greta, the nursing student? Will the students who volunteer to play chemical burn victims be able to earn extra credit? Does college actually prepare anyone for anything? A very droll comedy about growing the frack up.


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Q: Как сложить числа из строки с разделителем / (слэш)? У меня есть таблица, содержащая следующую информацию:
Table:

*

*Первая строка:

3/2/5/1

*Вторая строка

2/9/4/1

*Третья строка

5/4
Результат должен быть таким:

*

*1 Строка:
11

*2 Строка:
16

*3 Строка:
9

Буду благодарен за помощь!

A: Пожалуйста, попробуйте следующий метод, используя токенизацию через xmltable().
SQL
with rs(id, tokens) as
(
    select 1, '3/2/5/1' from dual
    union all
    select 2, '2/9/4/1' from dual
    union all
    select 3, '5/4' from dual
)
select id, sum(cast(trim(COLUMN_VALUE) as int)) as "sum"
from rs, xmltable(('"' || REPLACE(tokens, '/', '","') || '"'))
group by id

Результат

id
sum

1
11

2
16

3
9

A: .Если смотреть в документацию, то можно найти следующие вещи:
https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/SQLRF/functions164.htm#SQLRF06303
https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/SQLRF/functions167.htm#SQLRF00697
https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/SQLRF/functions227.htm#SQLRF06140

A: Могу предложить вот такой вариант:
with MYTABLE AS (
    select '4/5/6' qw from dual
    union all
    select '4/5/6/7' qw from dual
)
select t.qw,
  SUM(trim(regexp_substr(t.qw, '[^/]+', 1, lvl.column_value))) AS SUMMA
from
  MYTABLE t,
  table(
    cast(
      multiset(
        select level from dual
        connect by level <= LENGTH(regexp_replace(t.qw, '[^/]+')) + 1
      ) as sys.OdciNumberList
    )
  ) lvl
GROUP BY t.qw;


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Q: Cross Domain Tracking with new gtag.js framework We have a few questions related to the new gtag google analytics tracking code in relation to the cross-domain bi-directional auto linker. In there documentation, they mention you can use one line of code across all sites with unknown origin using the following code,
Documentation for Cross Site

To simplify bi-directional cross-domain tracking further, you can list
  all possible domains you want to track in the domains property of the
  linker parameter of property's config for each domain, allowing you to
  use the same snippet of code on every domain:
On example-1.com, update the property's config:

gtag('config', 'GA_TRACKING_ID_1', {
  'linker': {
    'domains': ['example-1.com', 'example-2.com']
  }
});
On example-2.com, update the property's config:

gtag('config', 'GA_TRACKING_ID_2', {
  'linker': {
    'domains': ['example-1.com', 'example-2.com']
  }
});

*

*There are some inconsistencies in this code, for one, it shows the example-1 and example-2 as using different GA_TRACKING_ID's while all the other examples on the page show the same GA TRACKING ID being used across snippets. We need to use the same piece of code, not multiple pieces. We currently are looking to use this method with ONE gtag code across all sites, not multiple gtag snippets as shown. If you reference the other examples in the link above, you will see they also use one gtag.

*We have a situation where we require access to a 3rd site for cross-domain tracking, but the company will not be able to immediately give us access. We do not want to make multiple requests to website #2, so in the meantime can we add all three websites into our cross-domain linking? Will it cause a conflict to add a third website that is not actively tracking basically, but eventually will be added into the mix

*Google's old documentation mentions the ability to add more than three domains, does the new gtag framework still have this ability and will it work bidirectionally.

*I would assume the proper method of adding bi-directional tracking would be to add it as followed to all sites
gtag('config', 'GA_TRACKING_ID_1', {
  'linker': {
    'domains': ['example-1.com', 'example-2.com', 'example-3.com']
  }
});

A: Just had a similar dilemma reading through the docs and implementing the solution.
A better step by step overview, that includes a link to the docs you have referenced in your question, is this Cross domain tracking with gtag.js
Code that worked in my case, and that I will mention in my answer bellow, was implemented for a situation where I needed to implement Bi-directional cross-domain tracking across multiple domains. Some of the domains that also needed to be tracked where actually sub-domains (subdomain.example.com), for them you just need to include the root domain (example.com) in the linker parameter domains property array.
Example:
gtag('config', 'GA_TRACKING_ID', {
    'linker': {
        'domains': ['example.com', 'second-example.com', 'third-example.com']
    }
});

And the complete code, including the script src tag if someone needs it:
<!-- Global Site Tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics -->
<script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=GA_TRACKING_ID"></script>
<script>
window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];
function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments)};
gtag('js', new Date());
gtag('config', 'GA_TRACKING_ID', {
    'linker': {
        'domains': ['example.com', 'second-example.com', 'third-example.com']
    }
});
</script>

To answer your questions:

*

*You need/have to use one Tracking ID (also known as Property ID). That example snippet confused me as well. But you need to use the same Tracking ID as it gathers data to a single property, and that's what you want with cross-domain tracking. More about Properties here.

*I don't see a problem with adding the third website domain to the domains array. The gtag tracking code gets activated only when there is a user on the website where the code is implemented. So in your case, Google Analytics just won't be able to track the traffic on the third domain until you add the appropriate code to it. The tracking on the first two websites where the code IS implemented won't be affected by this.

*Yes it will work. Working example displayed above this list.

*Yes, that is correct. But you've also included that extra numbering after the Tracking ID in your example that got us both confused initially :)

Of course this isn't all you need to do in order to setup a correct cross-domain tracking. As mentioned in the document referenced at the top of my answer you will also need to:

*

*Create a copy of the reporting views and add a custom filter if you want to get full domain names in your reports. It's easier to differentiate the visits between domains this way (example: you may have an about-us.html page on every domain).

*It's important that you add the tracked domains to the Referral Exclusion List. If you don't do this, cross-domain tracking will not work. It will register a single visitor going from the second-example.com to example.com as a new session.

Extra tip from the docs, that proved really helpful:
For quick testing of the above setup, you can use a Chrome extension developed by Google called "Google Tag Assistant".
It saved me a lot of time in debugging the issues.
Especially useful when working on live sites with a lot of traffic. About Tag Assistant Recordings


In Chinese society today, migrant workers are commonly perceived as criminals. This can be clearly seen in various mechanisms of the crime control regime, with the migrant population being stopped and searched more frequently than local populations, and experiencing a disproportionately high rate of police arrests and pre-trial incarceration. Migrants are also more likely to receive longer sentences, to be denied parole and probation, and to receive discriminatory treatment in the correctional system.
To address existing biases in the arrest rate of migrant suspects, between 2011 and 2015 more than twenty first-tier cities in China initiated legal reforms. Still, when I was doing fieldwork in major cities in the Yangtze River Delta back in 2015, prosecutors explicitly acknowledged that in their daily work they simply followed the principle of 'arresting all' (yilv shiyong jiyaxing qiangzhi cuoshi) when it came to migrant suspects. In their opinion, the reforms were 'totally infeasible, contradictory, and utterly ridiculous.' Similarly, policemen I interviewed in Ningbo during that period affirmed that they had never even heard of the new legislation. Apparently, the ambitious reform programme outlined in official legal documents had essentially come to naught. This failed reform highlights how hukou status still plays a fundamental role in determining how the police and judicial bodies in China deal with different types of suspects.
It is a fact that prosecutors in China are more prone to issue or approve an arrest warrant for migrant suspects. For instance, according to internal documents of the local Procuratorate, in Ningbo in 2010, the arrest rate for the migrant population was 368 arrests per 100,000 people—7.36 times higher than the rate for local residents. In light of this, the police find it easier to target migrants, as their arrest is more likely to be officially sanctioned. This dynamic of mutual reinforcement not only engenders discrimination against migrants, but also leads to a disproportionate arrest rate within this social group—in fact, we can talk about this phenomenon as being a form of 'mass arrest'.
Far from being simply the result of the personal preferences of individual police officers, this bias has been systematised, rationalised, and legalised. Article 5.6 of the Quality Standards for the Examination of Arrest Requests by People's Procuraturates provides specific procedural instructions to legal professionals, mandating that if 'the criminal suspect has no fixed residence, or commits crimes from place to place or in different places, and does not possess the conditions for bail or residential confinement', he shall be arrested. One of my interviewees, a prosecutor from a district procuraturate in Shanghai, confirmed that it was this link between the absence of a 'fixed residence' to a 'non-local hukou' that resulted in the establishment of standardised arrest guidelines in China. In this way, the creation of a causal link between migration and criminality has resulted in a major bias in the approval rate of arrest warrants targeting migrants.
Besides being legalised and institutionalised, this logic is also enshrined in routine everyday practice. Migrants are discursively equated with crime, and thus with instability and danger. Given the risk that migrants could 'run away', positive arrest decisions targeting this kind of suspect are justified as essential to ensure the defendant's return for subsequent proceedings. However, this apparent necessity is, in actuality, based on an illogical assumption formalised through the law.
My research shows that the benefits of the judicial reforms of the early 2010s have not trickled down to migrants. When suspected of a crime, they still found themselves stuck in the Kafkaesque position of being subject to relentless interrogations and arrests due to their hukou status rather than actual misbehaviour. In such recurring circumstances, migrants have no choice but to cope with the police strategically.
Article 10 of the Regulations on Detention Centres of the People's Republic of China stipulates that criminals have to go through a health check prior to detention, and lists three medical conditions under which they cannot be detained: a) Mental illness or acute infectious disease; b) Other serious illnesses that may be life-threatening while in custody or for which they can not take care of themselves (this does not apply to those who are extremely dangerous to society); and c) Pregnancy or breastfeeding of children less than one year old. Taking advantage of these legal guarantees, many migrants attempt to place themselves into these scenarios in order to evade arrest and detention. The most common coping strategies include putting oneself in a life-threatening situation for male migrants, and pregnancy or simply cuddling a baby for female migrants.
Female migrants often use motherhood to avoid arrest. In his master's dissertation, Li Weiming found that in Shanghai numerous organised crime groups from Hunan province recruit women who are pregnant or have a small baby. A woman told Li how she came to join the group: 'My townsfolk told me that nowadays pregnant women are all doing this. They said: "You are pregnant. What a pity if you don't do this!" ' Sometimes, women have abortions after months of pregnancy, and then get pregnant again just to stay out of jail.
This essay certainly does not intend to glorify migrant coping strategies, or suggest that migrant suspects are activists leading a non-violent life in a context of apartheid. However, their actions cannot only be understood as a devious way to avoid criminal charges. From feigning illness to skipping a class, to soldiers deliberately harming themselves in order to escape the war; from espionage agents taking a cyanide pill to avoid torture, to people grabbing a baby at the very last minute to gain a seat on a lifeboat, it is never easy to distinguish between courageous acts and irresponsible cowardice. These examples all demonstrate that resistance is a complex set of actions that go against an established order. In other words, resistance—or the act of saying no—is, by its very nature, contentious.
Facing the real possibility of arrest and pre-trial incarceration, migrant suspects look for alternatives for self-redemption. There are two layers of 'resistance' in the coping strategies outlined in this essay. The first layer lies within the offender's noncompliant behaviours during his or her interactions with the police. In this case, rather than being verbally or physically aggressive, the resistance is actually non-violent. It is a tangible, subtle, even silent act. The second layer resonates with the idea of resistance or rebellion in cultural criminology. As Jock Young pointed out in The Criminological Imagination, 'resistance is always there'. Self-harm and pregnancy should also be seen as 'forms of resistance' against discriminative policing. At a disadvantage in the criminal justice system, migrant suspects change their own bodies to resist the asymmetrical power relationships between themselves and those administering 'justice'. For these subversive migrants, nails in the stomach and foetuses in the womb become a type of protection from discriminatory incarceration.
Ma Tian is a dual PhD Candidate at Utrecht University and the University of Kent, in the Doctoral Programme in Cultural and Global Criminology. Her research explores how internal migrants are criminalised in China, with a focus on the relationship between migration and crime, punishment and governance.


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Browns QB Deshaun Watson Settles For 11-Game Suspension
Thursday, August 18th 2022, 12:12 pm
BEREA, Ohio -
Deshaun Watson has reached a settlement with the NFL and will serve an 11-game suspension and pay a $5 million fine rather than risk missing his first season as quarterback of the Cleveland Browns following accusations of sexual misconduct.
Watson was accused of sexual assault and harassment by two dozen women while he played for the Houston Texans. The league had sought to ban him for at least one year for violating its personal conduct policy.
"I'm grateful that the disciplinary process has ended and extremely appreciative of the tremendous support I have received throughout my short time with the Browns organization. I apologize once again for any pain this situation has caused. I take accountability for the decisions I made," Watson said in a statement released through the team. "My focus going forward is on working to become the best version of myself on and off the field and supporting my teammates however possible while I'm away from the team."
Asked later if he thinks the settlement is fair, Watson said: "I'm going to keep my opinion to myself."
The settlement ends months of posturing between Watson's legal team, the NFL and NFL Players Association.
As part of the settlement, Watson may return for the Browns' game on Dec. 4 in Houston.
"As we have previously conveyed, Deshaun and his representatives have abided by the NFL and NFLPA structure awaiting a final decision and we have respected the process," team owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam said in a statement. "Now that a decision on discipline has been reached, we understand this is a real opportunity to create meaningful change and we are committed to investing in programs in Northeast Ohio that will educate our youth regarding awareness, understanding, and most importantly, prevention of sexual misconduct and the many underlying causes of such behavior."
On Aug. 1, the three-time Pro Bowler was suspended six games by Sue L. Robinson, a former federal judge jointly appointed by the league and union to act as an independent disciplinary officer.
Robinson found the 26-year-old Watson violated the league's personal conduct policy after reviewing an investigation into his actions and called his behavior "egregious" and "predatory."
Believing the suspension was too light, the league appealed and pushed Watson's case back to Goodell, who had handled all player discipline in the past. The league previously pushed for an indefinite suspension and hefty fine.
Goodell appointed former New Jersey Attorney General Peter C. Harvey to hear the appeal. Harvey is an attorney who was previously involved in the NFL's decision to suspend Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott for six games during the 2017 season for domestic violence allegations.
Per the 2020 collective bargaining agreement, Harvey's decision would have constituted "full, final and complete disposition of the dispute."
At the owners' meetings this month, Goodell said the league's pursuit of a yearlong ban was warranted following its investigation and Robinson's findings.
"She reinforced the evidence," Goodell said. "There were multiple violations that were egregious, and it was predatory behavior."
In her conclusion, Robinson cited Watson's lack of remorse as a factor in her decision. Watson apologized for the first time "to all the women that I have impacted" before making his Browns' debut in an exhibition in Jacksonville.
Watson was accused of being sexually inappropriate with the women during massage therapy sessions from March 2020 to March 2021 in Texas. In civil lawsuits filed in Texas, the women accused Watson of exposing himself, touching them with his penis or kissing them against their will. One woman alleged Watson forced her to perform oral sex.
Two separate grand juries in Texas declined to indict Watson, who has denied any wrongdoing. He recently settled 23 of 24 lawsuits.
For now, the suspension ends months of speculation about whether Watson would play in 2022 for the Browns, who outbid several other teams, traded three first-round draft picks to the Texans in March and signed the QB to a five-year, $230 million contract.
Watson's case sparked strong opinions while raising questions about the league's handling of player discipline and its spotty record of supporting women.
The Browns believe Watson could make them a Super Bowl contender. Without him, they could struggle to simply contend in the AFC North against defending conference champion Cincinnati along with Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
The suspension also means Watson will be idle longer. One of pro football's elite QBs, he sat out last season in Houston after demanding a trade and before the sexual allegations surfaced.
In her 16-page ruling, Robinson found that the league proved its case that Watson violated three provisions of the conduct policy: sexual assault as defined by the league, posing a genuine danger to the safety and well-being of another and undermining or putting the league's integrity at risk.
Robinson also pointed out flaws in the league's conduct policy, saying it was unfair to "identify conduct as prohibited only after the conduct has been committed, just as it is inherently unjust to change the penalties for such conduct after the fact."
Her punishment was criticized by several organizations, including The National Organization for Women, which called it "unacceptable, insulting and dangerous — but not surprising. The NFL and the multibillion-dollar sports industry have a vested interest in enabling sexual misconduct, assault and violence."
Attorney Tony Buzbee, who represents all 24 women who sued Watson, and Ashley Solis, the first woman to go public with allegations against Watson, decried the original six-game suspension at a news conference in Houston in early August.
Watson has continued to practice while his case made its way through the league's process.
All along, the Browns' plan was to turn their offense over to veteran Jacoby Brissett, who has made 37 career starts, during Watson's suspension. But it's now possible Cleveland will explore other options at quarterback.
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Trent Experts
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The Health of Kawartha Watersheds is in Trent Hands
Trent School of Environment associate director collaborating with students, local partners to monitor water quality in region's streams, river systems
Dr. Cathy Eimers sees herself as something of a water physician, taking blood from a watershed's veins to determine the health of the system. She takes water samples from streams and rivers that feed into lakes, focusing largely on nutrients (e.g. nitrogen and phosphorus) that affect water quality.
Ensuring research has a real-world impact
The newly appointed associate director of the Trent School of the Environment, Professor Eimers is finding renewed purpose in her work by applying scientific discoveries in the real world with community partners, such as Kawartha Conservation, and other water practitioners.
Water practitioners—local conservation authorities, government scientists at the Ministries of the Environment or Natural Resources—have an interest in the health of the watershed. Like many researchers, Prof. Eimers maintains relationships with people who have the power to improve the health of water systems, ensuring the findings of her research team are taken into account.
"We work with farmers all the time. They let us on their fields to sample soils and tile drainage water. It's important to maintain that relationship," said Prof. Eimers. "Most farmers I work with are very good stewards of their land. They want the soil to be healthy and they don't want nutrients leaching off their sites because that's costing them money."
With a team of undergraduate and graduate student researchers, Prof. Eimers is able to give farmers information that can influence how they manage their land. She can see, for instance, when fertilizer is applied in dry periods or before plant roots are established enough to suck up the nutrients—the nitrogen fertilizer goes straight into a tile drain and out into the creek.
Trent Experimental Farm supports testing of advanced farming techniques
On the academic side of research, Prof. Eimers and her team are taking the farm-management lessons learned from monitoring watersheds to the Trent Experimental Farm.
At the Experimental Farm, researchers can control and test farming practices. Prof. Eimers can choose which plots to plant when, how much fertilizer to use on each, then she can measure outcomes and provide this information to farmers and other water practitioners.
She is also instituting the use of calibrated drain tiles to control the flow of water under the ground. Typical drain tiles are pipes that run about a metre under the ground and funnel water from the soil into ditches and drains. They are significant sources of unwanted nutrients that enter waterways. By using calibrated drain tiles, Prof. Eimers and the team at the Experimental Farm are able to identify management practices that minimize nutrient losses.
Building knowledge that is useful to community members is a value that Prof. Eimers wants to pass on to the students in her lab. That's another way she ensures her work has an impact.
"Students genuinely value when you are able to tell them, 'This is why it matters'. They like to hear that they're going to learn something that will have an influence on practice. And they also really like the idea of interacting with water practitioners and making those job connections."
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Islands of Mercy: Signed Edition (Hardback)
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From the tea-rooms of Bath to the rainforests of Borneo, Tremain's nineteenth-century, globe-spanning epic throws a reluctant healer and a flawed philanthropist together in a grand narrative of refuge and belonging. Written with a mesmerising sense of time and place, Islands of Mercy is further evidence of the Booker Prize-shortlisted author's breath-taking storytelling skills and gift for memorable characterisation.
Signed Edition
She was 'The Angel of the Baths', the one woman whose touch everybody yearned for. Yet she would do more. She was certain of that.
In the city of Bath, in the year 1865, an extraordinary young woman renowned for her nursing skills is convinced that some other destiny will one day show itself to her. But when she finds herself torn between a dangerous affair with a female lover and the promise of a conventional marriage to an apparently respectable doctor, her desires begin to lead her towards a future she had never imagined.
Meanwhile, on the wild island of Borneo, an eccentric British 'rajah', Sir Ralph Savage, overflowing with philanthropy but compromised by his passions, sees his schemes relentlessly undermined by his own fragility, by man's innate greed and by the invasive power of the forest itself.
Jane's quest for an altered life and Sir Ralph's endeavours become locked together as the story journeys across the globe - from the confines of an English tearoom to the rainforests of a tropical island via the slums of Dublin and the transgressive fancy-dress boutiques of Paris.
Islands of Mercy is a novel that ignites the senses, and is a bold exploration of the human urge to seek places of sanctuary in a pitiless world.
A critically acclaimed British author and playwright, best-known for her expertly rendered historical fiction Rose Tremain is the author of works including: Restoration, Sacred Country, Music and Silence, Colour, The Darkness of Wallis Simpson, The Road Home, The Gustav Sonata and, most recently, her first work of autobiography, Rosie.
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Yesterday, legislation was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives that would delay the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' release of facility-specific data from its new "star quality" rating system for hospitals. CMS was scheduled to release the data on April 21, but on April 20 it postponed its release until July because of hospital and congressional concerns and questions about the underlying methodology. On July 21, CMS described the aggregate distribution of rankings and said it would release the hospital-specific data "shortly." The release is expected this week. The American Hospital Association is soliciting contacts to promote co-sponsors for the new House legislation. However, Congress is in recess until Tuesday, Sept. 6. The legislation would block the release of data until at least July 31, 2017, and require CMS to retract data disclosed before the bill's enactment.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has announced the expansion of its Medicare coordinated care model to encompass cardiac care involving heart attack and bypass surgery. Also, the current Medicare coordinated care model for joint replacement will be expanded to include surgical treatment of hip and femur fractures. CMS issued a proposed rule with a 60-day comment period. The cardiac care component will encompass hospitals in 98 metropolitan areas to be randomly selected from 294 candidates, which include Cape Girardeau, Columbia, Jefferson City, Joplin, Kansas City, St. Joseph, St. Louis and Springfield. The proposed rule authorizes a demonstration project on Medicare incentive payments for cardiac rehabilitation, and also defines how the Medicare coordinated care models will interact with physician payment structures created by the federal Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015. MHA will publish an issue brief on the proposed rule.
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A Laplacian-based SNR measure: Shear stiffness estimation in MR elastography
Rehman S. Eon, Khang T. Huynh, David S. Lake, Armando Manduca
Physiology & Biomedical Engineering
Magnetic resonance elastography (MRE) is a phase-contrast MRI based technique that allows quantitative, noninvasive assessment of the mechanical properties of tissues by the introduction of shear waves into the body and measurement of the resulting displacements. In MRE, the calculated stiffness values are affected by noise, which is amplified by the inversion process. It would be useful to know that beyond some SNR threshold, the stiffness values are accurate within some confidence limit. The most common methods to calculate SNR values in MRE are variations of displacement SNR, which estimate the noise in the measured displacement. However, the accuracy of stiffness determination depends not only on the displacement SNR, but also on the wavelength of the shear wave, in turn dependent on the stiffness of the underlying material. More recently, the SNR of the octahedral shear strain (OSS) has been proposed as a more appropriate measure, since shear deformation is the signal in MRE. We also propose here another measure based on the SNR of the Laplacian of the data, since this is the most noise sensitive quantity calculated when performing direct inversion of the Helmholtz equation. The three SNR measures were compared on simulated data for materials of different stiffness with varying amounts of noise using three inversion algorithms commonly used in MRE (phase gradient, local frequency estimation, and direct inversion). We demonstrate that the proper SNR measure for MRE depends on the inversion algorithm used, and, more precisely, on the order of derivatives used in the inversion process.
Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE
https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2083371
Medical Imaging 2015: Biomedical Applications in Molecular, Structural, and Functional Imaging - Orlando, United States
Duration: Feb 24 2015 → Feb 26 2015
Medical Imaging 2015: Biomedical Applications in Molecular, Structural, and Functional Imaging
Direct inversion
Helmholtz equation
Laplacian
Local frequency estimation
Octahedral shear strain
Phase gradient
Shear stiffness
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Eon, R. S., Huynh, K. T., Lake, D. S., & Manduca, A. (2015). A Laplacian-based SNR measure: Shear stiffness estimation in MR elastography. In Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE (Vol. 9417). [94171K] SPIE. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2083371
A Laplacian-based SNR measure : Shear stiffness estimation in MR elastography. / Eon, Rehman S.; Huynh, Khang T.; Lake, David S.; Manduca, Armando.
Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE. Vol. 9417 SPIE, 2015. 94171K.
Eon, RS, Huynh, KT, Lake, DS & Manduca, A 2015, A Laplacian-based SNR measure: Shear stiffness estimation in MR elastography. in Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE. vol. 9417, 94171K, SPIE, Medical Imaging 2015: Biomedical Applications in Molecular, Structural, and Functional Imaging, Orlando, United States, 2/24/15. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2083371
Eon RS, Huynh KT, Lake DS, Manduca A. A Laplacian-based SNR measure: Shear stiffness estimation in MR elastography. In Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE. Vol. 9417. SPIE. 2015. 94171K https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2083371
Eon, Rehman S. ; Huynh, Khang T. ; Lake, David S. ; Manduca, Armando. / A Laplacian-based SNR measure : Shear stiffness estimation in MR elastography. Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE. Vol. 9417 SPIE, 2015.
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from webtest import TestApp as Client

def test_implicit_function():
    class app(morepath.App):
        @morepath.dispatch_method()
        def one(self):
            return "Default one"

        @morepath.dispatch_method()
        def two(self):
            return "Default two"

    @app.path(path="")
    class Model:
        def __init__(self):
            pass

    @app.method(app.one)
    def one_impl(self):
        return self.two()

    @app.method(app.two)
    def two_impl(self):
        return "The real two"

    @app.view(model=Model)
    def default(self, request):
        return request.app.one()

    c = Client(app())

    response = c.get("/")
    assert response.body == b"The real two"

def test_implicit_function_mounted():
    class base(morepath.App):
        @morepath.dispatch_method()
        def one(self):
            return "Default one"

        @morepath.dispatch_method()
        def two(self):
            return "Default two"

    class alpha(base):
        pass

    class beta(base):
        def __init__(self, id):
            self.id = id

    @alpha.mount(path="mounted/{id}", app=beta)
    def mount_beta(id):
        return beta(id=id)

    class AlphaRoot:
        pass

    class Root:
        def __init__(self, id):
            self.id = id

    @alpha.path(path="/", model=AlphaRoot)
    def get_alpha_root():
        return AlphaRoot()

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    def get_root(app):
        return Root(app.id)

    @beta.method(base.one)
    def one_impl(self):
        return self.two()

    @beta.method(base.two)
    def two_impl(self):
        return "The real two"

    @alpha.view(model=AlphaRoot)
    def alpha_default(self, request):
        return request.app.one()

    @beta.view(model=Root)
    def default(self, request):
        return f"View for {self.id}, message: {request.app.one()}"

    c = Client(alpha())

    response = c.get("/mounted/1")
    assert response.body == b"View for 1, message: The real two"

    response = c.get("/")
    assert response.body == b"Default one"

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