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var BaseCellEditor,
    REGEX_BR = /<br\s*\/?>/gi,
    REGEX_NL = /[\r\n]/g,
    TPL_BR = '<br/>';

/**
 * Abstract class BaseCellEditor.
 *
 * @class A.BaseCellEditor
 * @extends Overlay
 * @param {Object} config Object literal specifying widget configuration
 * properties.
 * @constructor
 */
BaseCellEditor = A.Component.create({

    /**
     * Static property provides a string to identify the class.
     *
     * @property NAME
     * @type String
     * @static
     */
    NAME: 'baseCellEditor',

    /**
     * Static property used to define the default attribute configuration for
     * the `A.BaseCellEditor`.
     *
     * @property ATTRS
     * @type Object
     * @static
     */
    ATTRS: {
        /**
         * The node to constrain the widget's bounding box to, when setting xy.
         * Can also be set to true, to constrain to the viewport.
         *
         * @attribute constrain
         * @type boolean | Node
         * @default true
         */
        constrain: {
            value: true
        },

        /**
         * Indicates if `A.BaseCellEditor` is able to edit a cell's value.
         *
         * @attribute editable
         * @default false
         * @type Boolean
         */
        editable: {
            value: false,
            validator: A.Lang.isBoolean
        },

        /**
         * Defines the `name` of the `A.BaseCellEditor` input.
         *
         * @attribute elementName
         * @default 'value'
         * @type String
         */
        elementName: {
            value: 'value',
            validator: A.Lang.isString
        },

        /**
         * Overrides `footerContent`. Defaults to a blank string.
         *
         * Originally defined in `WidgetStdMod`.
         *
         * @attribute footerContent
         * @default ''
         * @type String
         */
        footerContent: {
            value: ''
        },

        /**
         * Indicates if `A.BaseCellEditor` is hidden on the `save` event.
         *
         * @attribute hideOnSave
         * @default true
         * @type Boolean
         */
        hideOnSave: {
            value: true,
            validator: A.Lang.isBoolean
        },

        /**
         * Set input formatter for HTML display.
         *
         * Default Function replaces line feeds (`[\r\n]`) with `<br>`.
         *
         * @attribute inputFormatter
         * @type Function
         */
        inputFormatter: {
            value: function(val) {
                if (A.Lang.isString(val)) {
                    val = val.replace(REGEX_NL, TPL_BR);
                }

                return val;
            }
        },

        /**
         * Set output formatter for data storage.
         *
         * Default Function unescapes HTML Entities as well as replaces `<br>`
         * with line feeds (`\n`).
         *
         * Set attribute `unescapeValue` to 'false' to keep HTML Entities
         * unchanged.
         *
         * @attribute outputFormatter
         * @type Function
         */
        outputFormatter: {
            value: function(val) {
                var instance = this;

                if (A.Lang.isString(val)) {
                    if (instance.get('unescapeValue')) {
                        val = A.Lang.String.unescapeEntities(val);
                    }

                    val = val.replace(REGEX_BR, 'n');
                }

                return val;
            }
        },

        /**
         * Indicates if `A.BaseCellEditor` toolbar is shown.
         *
         * @attribute showToolbar
         * @default true
         * @type Boolean
         */
        showToolbar: {
            value: true,
            validator: A.Lang.isBoolean
        },

        /**
         * Collection of strings used to label elements of UI.
         *
         * @attribute strings
         * @type Object
         */
        strings: {
            value: {
                edit: 'Edit',
                save: 'Save',
                cancel: 'Cancel'
            }
        },

        /**
         * Number defining the `tabindex` of `A.BaseCellEditor` input.
         *
         * @attribute tabIndex
         * @default 1
         * @type Number
         */
        tabIndex: {
            value: 1
        },

        /**
         * Defines the `Toolbar` config for the `A.BaseCellEditor`.
         *
         * @attribute toolbar
         * @default null
         * @type Object
         */
        toolbar: {
            setter: '_setToolbar',
            validator: A.Lang.isObject,
            value: null
        },

        /**
         * Indicates whether or not HTML Entities get unescaped on input.
         *
         * See `outputFormatter` for more details.
         *
         * @attribute unescapeValue
         * @default true
         * @type Boolean
         */
        unescapeValue: {
            value: true,
            validator: A.Lang.isBoolean
        },

        /**
         * Defines the `FormValidator` config for the `A.BaseCellEditor`.
         *
         * @attribute validator
         * @default null
         * @type Object
         */
        validator: {
            setter: '_setValidator',
            validator: A.Lang.isObject,
            value: null
        },

        /**
         * Stores the input value of `A.BaseCellEditor`.
         *
         * @attribute value
         * @default ''
         * @type String
         */
        value: {
            value: ''
        },

        /**
         * Indicates if `A.BaseCellEditor` is visible.
         *
         * Originally defined in `Widget`.
         *
         * @attribute visible
         * @default false
         * @type Boolean
         */
        visible: {
            value: false
        }
    },

    /**
     * Static property used to define which component it extends.
     *
     * @property EXTENDS
     * @type Object
     * @static
     */
    EXTENDS: A.Overlay,

    /**
     * Static property used to define the UI attributes.
     *
     * @property UI_ATTRS
     * @type Array
     * @static
     */
    UI_ATTRS: ['editable', 'showToolbar', 'value'],

    prototype: {
        CONTENT_TEMPLATE: '<form></form>',
        ELEMENT_TEMPLATE: null,

        elements: null,
        validator: null,

        _hDocEscKeyEv: null,
        _hDocMouseDownEv: null,

        /**
         * Construction logic executed during the `A.BaseCellEditor`
         * instantiation. Lifecycle.
         *
         * @method initializer
         * @protected
         */
        initializer: function() {
            this._initEvents();
        },

        /**
         * Destructor lifecycle implementation for the `A.BaseCellEditor` class.
         *
         * @method destructor
         * @protected
         */
        destructor: function() {
            var hDocEscKey = this._hDocEscKeyEv,
                hDocMouseDown = this._hDocMouseDownEv,
                toolbar = this.toolbar,
                validator = this.validator;

            if (hDocEscKey) {
                hDocEscKey.detach();
            }

            if (hDocMouseDown) {
                hDocMouseDown.detach();
            }

            if (toolbar) {
                toolbar.destroy();
            }

            if (validator) {
                validator.destroy();
            }
        },

        /**
         * Utility method, which calls the passed `inputFormatter` Function,
         * using `val` as an argument.
         *
         * @method formatValue
         * @param {Function} inputFormatter See `inputFormatter` attribute.
         * @param {mixed} val
         * @return {mixed} Formated Value.
         */
        formatValue: function(inputFormatter, val) {
            var instance = this;

            if (A.Lang.isFunction(inputFormatter)) {
                val = inputFormatter.call(instance, val);
            }

            return val;
        },

        /**
         * Gets and formats the `A.BaseCellEditor` input value.
         *
         * @method getValue
         * @return {mixed} Formated Value.
         */
        getValue: function() {
            var instance = this;

            return instance.formatValue(
                instance.get('inputFormatter'),
                instance.getElementsValue()
            );
        },

        /**
         * `publish()` custom events during `initializer`.
         *
         * @method _initEvents
         * @protected
         */
        _initEvents: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance.publish({
                cancel: {
                    defaultFn: instance._defCancelFn
                },

                initEdit: {
                    defaultFn: instance._defInitEditFn,
                    fireOnce: true
                },

                initValidator: {
                    defaultFn: instance._defInitValidatorFn,
                    fireOnce: true
                },

                initToolbar: {
                    defaultFn: instance._defInitToolbarFn,
                    fireOnce: true
                },

                save: {
                    defaultFn: instance._defSaveFn
                }
            });

            instance.after({
                render: instance._afterRender,
                visibleChange: A.debounce(instance._debounceVisibleChange, 350, instance)
            });

            instance.on({
                'form-validator:submit': A.bind(instance._onSubmit, instance)
            });
        },

        /**
         * Fires after the `render` event. Initializes validation and toolbar.
         *
         * @method _afterRender
         * @protected
         */
        _afterRender: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance._handleInitValidatorEvent();
            instance._handleInitToolbarEvent();
        },

        /**
         * Default callback for the `cancel` event. Hides the `A.BaseCellEditor`.
         *
         * @method _defCancelFn
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _defCancelFn: function() {
            this.hide();
        },

        /**
         * Default callback for the `initValidator` event. Initializes the
         * `FormValidator` using the config from the `validator`
         * attribute.
         *
         * @method _defInitValidatorFn
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _defInitValidatorFn: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance.validator = new A.FormValidator(
                instance.get('validator')
            );
        },

        /**
         * Default callback for the `initToolbar` event. Initializes the
         * `Toolbar` using the config from the `toolbar` attribute.
         *
         * @method _defInitToolbarFn
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _defInitToolbarFn: function() {
            var instance = this;

            var editable = instance.get('editable');

            instance.toolbar = new A.Toolbar(
                instance.get('toolbar')
            ).render(instance.footerNode);

            if (editable) {
                instance._uiSetEditable(editable);
            }
        },

        /**
         * Default callback for the `save` event. Conditionally hides the
         * `A.BaseCellEditor` based on the `hideOnSave` attribute.
         *
         * @method _defSaveFn
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _defSaveFn: function() {
            var instance = this;

            if (instance.get('hideOnSave')) {
                instance.hide();
            }
        },

        /**
         * Fires after the `visibleChange` event. Binds the `mousedown` event
         * listener and `keydown` event listener for the escape key.
         *
         * See: `_onDocMouseDownExt` and `_onEscKey` for details.
         *
         * @method _debounceVisibleChange
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _debounceVisibleChange: function(event) {
            var instance = this;

            var hDocEscKey = instance._hDocEscKeyEv;
            var hDocMouseDown = instance._hDocMouseDownEv;

            if (event.newVal) {
                if (!hDocEscKey) {
                    instance._hDocEscKeyEv = A.getDoc().on('key', A.bind(instance._onEscKey, instance), 'down:27');
                }

                if (!hDocMouseDown) {
                    instance._hDocMouseDownEv = A.getDoc().on('mousedown', A.bind(instance._onDocMouseDownExt, instance));
                }
            }
            else {
                if (hDocEscKey) {
                    hDocEscKey.detach();

                    instance._hDocEscKeyEv = null;
                }

                if (hDocMouseDown) {
                    hDocMouseDown.detach();

                    instance._hDocMouseDownEv = null;
                }
            }
        },

        /**
         * Fires the `click` event.
         *
         * @method _handleCancelEvent
         * @protected
         */
        _handleCancelEvent: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance.fire('cancel');
        },

        /**
         * Fires the `edit` event.
         *
         * @method _handleEditEvent
         * @protected
         */
        _handleEditEvent: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance.fire('edit');
        },

        /**
         * Fires the `initEdit` event when the `A.BaseCellEditor` is rendered.
         *
         * @method _handleInitEditEvent
         * @protected
         */
        _handleInitEditEvent: function() {
            var instance = this;

            if (instance.get('rendered')) {
                this.fire('initEdit');
            }
        },

        /**
         * Fires the `initValidator` event when the `A.BaseCellEditor` is
         * rendered.
         *
         * @method _handleInitValidatorEvent
         * @protected
         */
        _handleInitValidatorEvent: function() {
            var instance = this;

            if (instance.get('rendered')) {
                this.fire('initValidator');
            }
        },

        /**
         * Fires the `initToolbar` event when the `A.BaseCellEditor` is rendered
         * and the toolbar is visible.
         *
         * @method _handleInitToolbarEvent
         * @protected
         */
        _handleInitToolbarEvent: function() {
            var instance = this;

            if (instance.get('rendered') && instance.get('showToolbar')) {
                this.fire('initToolbar');
            }
        },

        /**
         * Fires the `save` event when the cell values are valid.
         *
         * @method _handleSaveEvent
         * @protected
         */
        _handleSaveEvent: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance.validator.validate();

            if (!instance.validator.hasErrors()) {
                instance.fire('save', {
                    newVal: instance.getValue(),
                    prevVal: instance.get('value')
                });
            }
        },

        /**
         * Fires after the `visibleChange` event binding the mousedown event.
         *
         * @method _onDocMouseDownExt
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _onDocMouseDownExt: function(event) {
            var instance = this;

            var boundingBox = instance.get('boundingBox');

            if (!boundingBox.contains(event.target)) {
                instance._handleCancelEvent();
            }
        },

        /**
         * Fires the `keydown` event listener for the esc key.
         *
         * @method _onEscKey
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _onEscKey: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance._handleCancelEvent();
        },

        /**
         * Fires the `submit` event.
         *
         * @method _onSubmit
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _onSubmit: function(event) {
            var validator = event.validator;

            if (validator) {
                validator.formEvent.halt();
            }
        },

        /**
         * Setter for Toolbar attribute.
         *
         * @method _setToolbar
         * @param {Object} val
         * @protected
         */
        _setToolbar: function(val) {
            var instance = this;

            var strings = instance.getStrings();

            return A.merge({
                activeState: false,
                children: [
                    [
                        {
                            on: {
                                click: A.bind(instance._handleSaveEvent, instance)
                            },
                            label: strings.save,
                            icon: 'glyphicon glyphicon-ok-sign'
                        },
                        {
                            on: {
                                click: A.bind(instance._handleCancelEvent, instance)
                            },
                            label: strings.cancel
                        }
                    ]
                ]
            }, val);
        },

        /**
         * Setter for Validator attribute.
         *
         * @method _setValidator
         * @param {Object} val
         * @protected
         */
        _setValidator: function(val) {
            var instance = this;

            return A.merge({
                    boundingBox: instance.get('contentBox'),
                    bubbleTargets: instance
                },
                val
            );
        },

        /**
         * Setter for ShowToolbar attribute.
         *
         * @method _uiSetShowToolbar
         * @param val
         * @protected
         */
        _uiSetShowToolbar: function(val) {
            var instance = this;

            var footerNode = instance.footerNode;

            if (val) {
                footerNode.show();
            }
            else {
                footerNode.hide();
            }

            instance._handleInitToolbarEvent();
        },

        /**
         * Gets the `A.BaseCellEditor` input value.
         *
         * NOTE FOR DEVELOPERS: Yoy *may* want to replace the methods from
         * this section on your implementation.
         *
         * @method getElementsValue
         * @return {String} Input value.
         */
        getElementsValue: function() {
            var instance = this;

            var elements = instance.elements;

            if (elements) {
                return elements.get('value');
            }

            return '';
        },

        /**
         * Render the `A.BaseCellEditor` component instance. Lifecycle.
         *
         * @method renderUI
         * @protected
         */
        renderUI: function() {
            var instance = this;

            if (instance.ELEMENT_TEMPLATE) {
                instance.elements = A.Node.create(instance.ELEMENT_TEMPLATE);

                instance._syncElementsName();

                instance.setStdModContent(A.WidgetStdMod.BODY, instance.elements);
            }
        },

        /**
         * Default callback for `initEdit` event of `A.BaseCellEditor`.
         *
         * @method _defInitEditFn
         * @param {EventFacade} event
         * @protected
         */
        _defInitEditFn: function() {},

        /**
         * Syncs the element focus.
         *
         * @method _syncElementsFocus
         * @protected
         */
        _syncElementsFocus: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance.elements.selectText();
        },

        /**
         * Syncs the name attribute of form input.
         *
         * @method _syncElementsName
         * @protected
         */
        _syncElementsName: function() {
            var instance = this;

            instance.elements.setAttribute(
                'name',
                instance.get('elementName')
            );
        },

        /**
         * Syncs the cell editor focus.
         *
         * @method _syncFocus
         * @protected
         */
        _syncFocus: function() {
            var instance = this;

            A.later(0, instance, instance._syncElementsFocus);
        },

        /**
         * Syncs the name attribute of form input.
         *
         * @method _uiSetEditable
         * @param val
         * @protected
         */
        _uiSetEditable: function(val) {
            var instance = this;

            var toolbar = instance.toolbar;

            if (instance.get('rendered') && toolbar) {
                if (val) {
                    toolbar.add(
                        [
                            {
                                icon: 'glyphicon glyphicon-edit',
                                label: instance.getString('edit'),
                                on: {
                                    click: A.bind(instance._handleEditEvent, instance)
                                }
                            }
                        ], 1
                    );
                }
                else {
                    toolbar.remove(1);
                }
            }
        },

        /**
         * Sets and formats `A.BaseCellEditor` input value.
         *
         * @method _uiSetValue
         * @param val
         * @protected
         */
        _uiSetValue: function(val) {
            var instance = this;

            var elements = instance.elements;

            if (elements) {
                elements.val(
                    instance.formatValue(instance.get('outputFormatter'), val)
                );
            }
        }
    }
});

A.BaseCellEditor = BaseCellEditor;

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Block to Be Salesforce Co-CEO With Benioff
There are many interpretations of Salesforce's elevation of Keith Block to serve as co-CEO with Marc Benioff. Block has been the company's vice chairman and president for several years, and the elevation could be a recognition of the obvious -- he's been doing the job without the title for a while. However, Salesforce and Benioff are well known for getting added mileage from any move they make.
CEO Ousters: Is Elon Musk Next?
For pretty much my entire career, CEOs have been almost invulnerable. Even when Apple founder Steve Jobs tried to get then-CEO John Scully fired from Apple, he lost and got fired himself. I've watched CEOs at companies with zero-tolerance employee dating policies have affairs with subordinates and get a pass. Things have changed. Almost every week, another CEO bites the dust for misbehavior.
Cisco, Dell, and the Race to Make a Better World
To say we live in troubled times would be an understatement. It often feels like the politicians and executives who surround us are interested only in who can tell the biggest whopper while lining their own pockets and leaving their constituents and customers to pay the bills. I recently read that the real reason Jon Stewart stepped down from The Daily Show was that he was incredibly angry all the time.
Benioff Endorses GDPR for US
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff described Facebook as the "new cigarettes" in a recent appearance on the TV show CBS This Morning and called for the U.S. to adopt a national privacy law like the GDPR, which just went into effect in Europe. "Maybe this is a time where the government has to step in and regulate not just that product but really our industry," Benioff said, referring to Facebook.
Microsoft Invites Everyone Onto Its Azure Cloud
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has sounded a call for computing to empower everyone. "The world is becoming a computer," Nadella said in the opening keynote address at Build 2018, the company's premiere event for developers in Seattle. "Computing is getting embedded in every person, place and thing. That's the opportunity that we have. It's in some sense endless," he added.
Shuttleworth on Ubuntu 18.04: Multicloud Is the New Normal
Canonical has released the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS platform for desktop, server, cloud and Internet of Things use. Its debut followed a two-year development phase that led to innovations in cloud solutions for enterprises, as well as smoother integrations with private and public cloud services, and new tools for container and virtual machine operations.
Reining In Data-Crazed Tech Companies
Facebook has been in seriously hot water for its data monetization model almost from the firm's beginning. The Cambridge Analytica, election meddling and fake news scandals have turned up the heat. Facebook's problems aren't limited to the public and government backlash that spans several countries; the firm faces potentially devastating legal threats too.
House Critics Grill Zuckerberg Over Political Bias, Privacy
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday endured a second day of congressional criticism during a hearing of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. His appearance followed an intense session with two Senate Committees a day earlier. Some members of the House committee questioned whether Facebook tracked users offline. Some blasted what they claimed were repeated instances of censorship.
Facebook Swelters in Cambridge Analytica Heat
CEO Mark Zuckerberg broke Facebook's mysterious silence following news of investigations into Cambridge Analytica's access to personal data belonging to 50 million Facebook users. Facing the wrath of everyone from U.S. and European regulators to shareholders, customers and employees, Zuckerberg conceded that Facebook must make several changes if it expects to be taken seriously in the future.
The Rise of AI: Give Me That New Time Religion?
Anthony Levandowski, known for his work developing self-driving auto technology, reportedly has started the world's first artificial intelligence-based religion. Levandowski, who has been at the center of a legal dispute between Google's Waymo self-driving unit and Uber, has cast himself as the frontman for the Way of the Future church. The mission of this "technotheistic" movement is spelled out in documents filed with the IRS.
Driving Digital Transformation by Making Citizen Developers Heroes
Corporate executives know that if they don't transform their companies into digital enterprises they're going to be at a significant competitive disadvantage. Yet many corporate leaders have been unable to make significant progress transforming their organizations. Many executives have found that changing their corporate cultures is a lot harder than adopting cloud-based applications and services.
Could HP and Dell Get Together Again?
Technology companies tend to have very fickle relationships. For instance, Microsoft helped launch Apple, worked to kill the company, provided money to save it, and then got its butt kicked by it. Dell first partnered with EMC, then competed with it, then bought it -- and the CEOs remained friends throughout. Dell and HP have had a rather interesting relationship as well.
Zuckerberg Pays Virtual Visit to Hurricane-Ravaged Puerto Rico
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Monday used virtual reality tech to "teleport" to hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico and soon was dubbed a "heartless billionaire" by critics who felt he had exploited the dire situation in the U.S. territory. That likely isn't what Zuckerberg intended when he provided the Facebook Spaces video demonstration.
The New iPhones: Apple's Strangely Wrongheaded Pivot
It fascinates me that succession from a successful CEO to the chosen successor almost always goes badly. This phenomenon isn't limited to the CEO level -- I've seen highly successful CMOs followed by handpicked successors who also seem to have no clue as to why their predecessor did so well. I think it comes down to a lack of mentoring combined with misconceptions.
Vivaldi CEO Claims Google Retaliated for Privacy Criticism
Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner, the brains behind both the new Vivaldi browser and the early Opera browser, has accused Google of retaliating against his company after he questioned its customer privacy practices. Vivaldi's Google Adwords campaigns mysteriously were suspended just two days after von Tetzchner's criticisms of Google's handling of customer data were published this spring, he said.
As New Turnaround King, Is HP Better Than Apple?
HP is the new turnaround king -- but is it better than Apple? IBM was the king of tech in the 1980s, but in the 1990s it was the king of turnarounds, after almost going under but coming back from a negative brand equity, which occurs when folks will pay more for a no-name product than one with a negative brand. Apple, at the end of the 90s, was in much the same shape IBM was at the beginning.
Tech Leaders Urge UN to Ban AI-Based Lethal Weapons
A group of the world's top technology leaders have published an open letter urging the United Nations to ban the use of AI in weapons systems, amid growing concerns that autonomous killer robots could wind up taking control. The group of 116 companies, most of which specialize in robotics or AI, argued that its growing use could revolutionize modern warfare in irreversible ways.
Who's Right About AI? Musk's Dire Warnings Meet Zuckerberg's Cheerful Optimism
Two of Silicon Valley's most influential visionaries, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, this week engaged in a public spat over the future of artificial intelligence and whether the government should take the wheel to counter the threat this emerging technology might pose to mankind. Musk, a longtime advocate of AI, has expressed fears that intelligent machines could pose a risk to civilization.
Elon Musk: Luddite?
It's hard to believe that the founder of Tesla Motors and SpaceX could have such reactionary views about AI. Elon Musk last weekend had some very un-Musk-like things to say about AI when he addressed the U.S. National Governors Association meeting in Providence, Rhode Island. "AI is a fundamental existential risk for human civilization, and I don't think people fully appreciate that," Musk said.
Trustify President Jennifer Mellon: Diversity Is Good Business
"My team has always, from day one, been 70 percent female," said Trustify President Jennifer Mellon. "You know, we're not a flower delivery service -- we're doing private investigation. It's not a space women often lead in, so I'm really proud of that. ... Over 45 percent of my team identified with a protected minority population -- including LGBT, race, ethnic and religious minorities."
At 10, the World-Changing iPhone Is Kind of the Same
Apple celebrated the 10th anniversary of its iconic iPhone on Thursday. Since former CEO Steve Jobs debuted the original device, the company has gone on to sell more than a billion handsets worldwide, and the iPhone has become one of the most successful product categories in the electronics industry. The iPhone proved to be a major disrupter in the mobile phone category after its unveiling.
Rivals Rev Up as Uber Hits the Skids
As Uber reels from the fallout of a sexual harassment scandal that led to this week's ouster of Travis Kalanick and several of his top executives, the company faces twin dilemmas: how to clean up its corporate work environment and restock its executive ranks; and how to maintain credibility with its customer base and core team of street level drivers.
The Art of Manipulation and Misdirection
Last week, I listened to an economist talk about Apple's complaints that Qualcomm had charged Apple too much for access to patents. What was fascinating was that Apple had folks focused on the 5 percent Qualcomm had charged it instead of on the massive profit that Apple made on each phone. The price of the iPhone 8 likely will be well over $1,000 -- but it could cost well under $500 to build.
Metis CDS Debbie Berebichez to Women in STEM: Chase Your Dreams
"I've helped shape the conversation," said Debbie Berebichez, chief data scientist at Metis. "It's empowered me to mentor young women and also to shape policy. At Metis, we offer a scholarship to women and minorities, so we do things actively to bring women in. I also try to recruit and hire women. Even though it's a tech company, over 60 percent of the employees at Metis are women."
Tech Titans Pledge Continued Paris Accord Support
Reacting to the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, several high-tech industry leaders have pledged renewed environmental efforts. "Disappointed with today's decision. Google will keep working hard for a cleaner, more prosperous future for all," tweeted CEO Sundar Pichai. "We will double our efforts to fight climate change," tweeted Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff.
Android Creator Launches a Phone of His Own
Essential, a company founded by Andy Rubin, the "father of Android," on Tuesday pulled off the wraps on a new high-end smartphone. The Essential Phone, priced at $699, includes radios for connecting to all major U.S. carriers. The unit has an almost edge-to-edge display -- there's a bit of bezel at the bottom of its screen -- that wraps around the 8-MP selfie camera at the front.
Linux's Big Bang: One Kernel, Countless Distros
Even if you're a newcomer to Linux, you've probably figured out that it is not a single, monolithic operating system, but a constellation of projects. The different "stars" in this constellation take the form of "distributions," or "distros." Each offers its own take on the Linux model. To gain an appreciation of the plethora of Linux options, it helps to understand how it started out.
Now World's Second-Wealthiest, Bezos Travels to Different Drumbeat
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has entered more rarefied air, having leapfrogged billionaires Amancio Ortega and Warren Buffett to become the second wealthiest person in the world. Bezos -- CEO of the e-commerce retailer and cloud services provider -- last week enjoyed a jump of $1.5 billion to $75.6 billion net worth, after his company announced a deal to acquire Souq.com.
EquiSeq CEO Lexi Palmer: Act Like You're Not Scared and Go at It
Lexi Palmer is CEO of EquiSeq, a biotech firm that does genetic testing of horses. Palmer met the company's founder, genetic researcher Paul Szauter, in 2015. "I was just finishing up my degree in interpersonal communications ... and he told me about the company he'd started," Palmer recalled. "I told him I knew everything about horses and said I could learn everything he did and market it."
A Solution for the Uber CEO's Anger Problem
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has earned a reputation for having a short fuse. In addition to his apparent personal anger management issues, there are the stresses that come with running a giant company -- and Uber recently has been losing executives. When it rains, it pours. What's happening with Kalanick, and can Uber recover its mojo? Many people have issues with anger, but few are in the spotlight.
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HMS Ambush Commissioned
The Royal Navy's latest, most advanced attack submarine was commissioned into the Royal Navy on Friday, 1 March 2013, during a ceremony at Her Majesty's Naval Base Clyde.
HMS Ambush commissioned into the Royal Navy
Ambush was commissioned into the Royal Navy to become 'Her Majesty's Ship' during a ceremony overseen by the submarine's crew, naval base workers and around 500 invited guests.
Among the dignitaries attending the event was the First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope, and the vessel's sponsor, Lady Anne Soar, who were joined by representatives from the City of Derby, to which the submarine is affiliated. Also in attendance were proud family members and loved ones of the crew.
Admiral Stanhope said: "It is my great pleasure to welcome HMS Ambush into the Royal Navy fleet during this important and noteworthy occasion.
"HMS Ambush is the second of the Royal Navy's Astute Class submarines. These vessels represent the cutting-edge of military technology and the future of UK submarine operations for many years to come.The Astute Class vessels will contribute significantly to our mission of protecting the UK's interests worldwide."
Launched on 5 January 2011 at the BAE Systems shipyard at Barrow-in-Furness, Ambush arrived at her home port of HM Naval Base Clyde on 19 September 2012.
Since then, Ambush has undergone extensive sea trials to ensure she is ready to become part of the fleet, with the White Ensign being raised for the first time on 18 January after the signing of the 'certificate of acceptance', transferring the submarine from her builders to the Ministry of Defence.
The Commanding Officer of HMS Ambush, Commander Peter Green, said: "The crew are immensely proud to mark the commissioning, and to see the culmination of many months of hard work readying HMS Ambush for service with the Royal Navy.
"HMS Ambush's crew are now looking forward to the challenges ahead and to exploring the full range of the submarine's capabilities before she enters full operational service later this year."
As the home of the UK submarine service, all 7 Astute Class vessels will eventually be ported at HM Naval Base Clyde. The first of class, HMS Astute, entered service with the Royal Navy in August 2010.
HMS Ambush is expected to complete sea trials and be formally handed over to the operational control of the Royal Navy later this year.
The other 5 vessels, Artful, Audacious, Anson, and the as yet unnamed boats 6 and 7, are currently at different stages of build and development.
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Even though the summer has pretty much come to a close, we still love being down by the water and a picturesque place to enjoy a pint of Tap It with your views is The Bugle in Hamble. Hamble is one of the few places you can dine by the water in small independents rather than big chain restaurants, and this is one of our most relaxing locations of choice. With a menu full of 'pub' style favourites, we made the choice to go for a vegetarian Garden Pea & Broccoli Risotto and the Honey & Mustard Roast Ham with Triple Cooked Chips. Both were extremely tasty and we also enjoyed a pint of Interstella with our meals, as well as a cola and Orange & Lemonade.


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Simon Cowell Saves a Life
"American Idol" judge Simon Cowell's known for quashing dreams and ruining people's lives -- not saving them! But this past week, the king of reality TV helped save one woman from a deadly disease.
During a recent audition episode of Cowell's Brit series, "The X Factor," Simon was listening to 46-year-old warbler Jacqui Gray and noticed something strange in her voice.
"It sounds as if you have someone else in there, like you were choking on something," said Cowell, who advised Gray to go to the doctor. She did, and was diagnosed with the potentially fatal lung disease, bronchiectasis.
Gray credits Cowell and co-host Sharon Osbourne with saving her life. "If I had not got it seen to, it could have killed me," she told Brit tabloid, The Mirror.
A rep for Cowell told us "Simon was genuinely concerned about her voice and is glad she sought the proper medical attention and received the necessary care. He was happy to help".
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I have been so removed from blogging that I never even shared our Christmas mantel. Well I intend to get back into it and I'll start by sharing how I decorated our mantel for the winter months.
I decided to go with a crisp red & gold theme instead of the traditional whites etc. Most of the items I used were things I already had and a few are new from a recent Hobby Lobby shopping trip.
I found this gold frame and the spiked piece on sale. I then put them together by removing the glass from the frame and hot gluing the spiked piece on a sheet of white paper, cut to fit the frame. I love the dimensional look it created.
The red vase on the black stand I have had for years as well as the gold metal piece behind the frame.
This red decorative plate was a gift from Pier 1 years ago and I had purchased the gold decor piece from Hobby Lobby a long time ago too.
The wooden bowl is my favorite find. Found on clearance, it adds a natural element to the vignette.
The inside of the bowl has a scraped finish. I can see using this in other vignettes and tablescapes throughout the year.
I will be changing it out soon as we get closer to Valentines Day but, we are enjoying how warm, bright and cheery the mantel looks now, during the cold and gray still to come this winter.
This is really pretty Kathe! I love the gold and red together! Great look!
kathe, the gold and red is a beautiful color combination. You did a wonderful job! I'll be pulling out the Valentines this weekend. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
Very nice! I love the plate and the colors you used.
Very pretty mantel and it has a very warm feel to it. Love the round clock the best. The red adds brightness to it and brings everything together in such a pretty way. Yes, I haven't even shared my C'mas mantel or hardly any décor, I've been without any time and not home.
Great color! and it is needed in the winter months, good job buddy!
Don't have any chargers so I use placemats, but your chargers are so cute I'm going to have to change that. IKEA is the place we head when my daughter and I get together. Such a fun place to go and easy on the purse.
That looks really nice Kathe! Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
Congratulations on your #HomeMattersParty feature. I wish I could find such cool things when I go shopping at Hobby Lobby.
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With news media and social media, news travels really fast. A side effect of mass communication is vicarious exposure to trauma. Research conducted after 9/11 suggests there is a correlation between media exposure and PTSD symptoms in viewers (Schlenger et al., 2002). Another study (Ahern et al., 2002) found that individuals who viewed media coverage, especially emotionally loaded media coverage – individuals jumping out of buildings – were more likely to be clinically assessed as having PTSD. Bernstein et al. (2007) suggest that high levels of media exposure significantly increase the symptoms off stress after a traumatic event.
In addition, news can be repeatedly shared across multiple outlets. Especially in the case of traumatic events, like police brutality, political turmoil, global disasters, and mass shootings, individuals can be exposed and re-exposed to traumatic events. As research suggests, individuals can begin to exhibit clinical symptoms and meet the diagnosis for PTSD. In the midst of vicarious exposure, what steps can congregational care ministers take to care for vicarious exposure?
Create space for personal counseling and mentoring where individuals can share their feelings and begin to process and make sense of what is going on.
Create a discussion groups to help people share their emotions in an empathetic and supportive environment.
Encourage people in your care to reduce or limit the amount of time they spend watching news or participating in social media.
Encourage people in your care to disengage from arguments and venting on social media.
For more ideas on congregational care practices, visit the ICTG Resources section.
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Bernstein, K., Ahern, J., Tracy, M., Boscarino, J.A., Blahov, D., & Galea, S. (2007). Television watching and the risk of incident probably posttraumatic stress disorder: A prospective evaluation. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 195, 41-47.
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There's a special place in my heart for this book. Perhaps it's because I had just been in the Czech Republic and had personally visited Terezín and interviewed two survivors in my Jewish Studies class as part of the Western Michigan University Prague Summer Program.
But I also think there's a special place, because the poetry was so rich and I am a huge fan of verse. As I was reading, I constantly said to myself, "This is so good!" I even wrote the author an email telling him how much I liked the book.
Multiple perspectives on Terezín given with differentiating poetic form — Deliberate thought was given to each poem, dictating not only its content but also its style. The variety of poetic form, though each is free verse, informs and shapes experience. Horrific experiences communicated through poetry can be most effective, as it is here.
Well researched — The detail lets the reader know Janeczko did his homework.
Illustration — The Terezín Ghetto sparked an amazing amount of artwork. Its inclusion here was a brilliant move.
Author's Note — I always like an Author's Note. I wanted to know what compelled Janeczko to write this book and I was happy to learn that he had personally visited the site.
Art Credits — Good to know where the artwork came from and how extensive the research and permissions were. This shows commitment on the part of the author and the editor/publisher.
Resources — Would have liked a more expansive list of resources, including recordings of the children's opera, Brundibár. Also, would have liked a mention that Brundibár means bumblebee.
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I also thought it was a stunning work and completely agree with you about the book title – why oh why don't editors give that whole aspect of a book's appearance, its title, the respect it deserves in terms of its impact on marketing and reaching the audience the book deserves to reach.


I'm kicking off this list with Adrian David's account, who is probably the best Instagrammer of my hometown of Tg. Mures, always eager to present our charming city in the most curious and unique way possible. He has an excellent eye for detail and also posts a lot about surrounding areas.
Ciprian Vladulescu's account is a real eye-candy and is filled with quite a few lesser-known destinations in Romania. He shoots only with his Iphone, so his photos often capture the spontaneity of the moment.
Matei Andrei has quite a charming feed, and while his photos of Romania are scarce, they are always a real treat. Besides boasting a myriad of outdoorsy photos, his city shots are also spot on!
An extremely outdoorsy traveler, Alexia Ursache will surely convince you that the mountains of Romania are worth visiting. She explores our country far and wide on foot and is definitely not afraid to sleep in a tent during freezing temperatures.
A very versatile photographer, Pálhegyi Attila Pele shoots portraits, weddings and also scenery. All of his work is of top quality and extremely beautiful, but my personal favorite shots of his are those which he takes in the great outdoors, especially in the hidden mountains of the Szekler region in Romania.
Althoug Vlad Mateescu is really busy traveling abroad these days, he still posts a fair amount of photos from Romania, mostly of cities. I absolutely love how creative he is with his angles and manages to capture familiar places, buildings and landmarks from an entirely different perspective.
If you're curious about all things and places in the capital city, Cristi's Instagram feed is the one to follow. He posts daily images of Bucharest's beautiful buildings, including some impressive edifices which are left at the mercy of time, left abandoned in the hustle and bustle of the big city life.
Alexandra Chirila is an awesome tour guide from Constanta, currently living in Bucharest. She is one of my personal favorites, because I love not just the angles she uses, but also the beautiful color palette, always matching the landmark in sight.
Vlad Berte is a Romanian sculptor and a lover of beauty and simplicity. Even if he doesn't post too often, when he does, it's always of superior quality, mostly presenting some highly underrated places in Romania which should definitely receive more visitors.
An amazing landscape photographer, Simay Zsolt prefers to spend his time outdoors and photograph the mountains of Romania in a totally unique way. His mesmerizing landscape photos are jaw-dropping, boasting an artistic vibe in every single shot.
Calin Stan is a very passionate Romanian photographer and leader of a local photo club, which also organizes personalized trips to the fascinating Danube Delta. Although all his shots are fairly amazing, his drone photography is out of this world!
A dentist, fashion blogger and a travel enthusiast, Kávási Kinga is an old classmate of mine who sees and shares all the beautiful details of her day-to-day life with the world. Even if she's not a travel photographer per se, I just love her feed and her exquisite photos from all her travels.
Similarly to Kinga, Ferencz András is another native of my hometown, who is definitely in love with landscape photography. He just recently released a book about ruined, forgotten castles scattered around Transylvania.
Adrian Dan is a professional photographer, describing himself as someone "nourished by the simplicty of living". He posts his photos from his travels all around the world, but what I really love is the way he captures simple life in rural Romania.
Another one of my all-time favorite nature and landscape photographers in Romania, Victor Grigore manages to surprise me every time. The Brasov-based photographer and biker lives extremely close to the mountains and gets outdoors every time he has a chance, so his feed is filled with fresh, killer shots daily.
Boasting one of the most vivid Instagram feeds I personally follow, Anda Stanciu's collection of photographs is real eye-candy for me. It's like she is drawn to the cutest terraces and most colorful places around Europe, and her snapshots of Romanian places are to die for.
I really like Darle Gheorghe's Insta account, mostly because he photographs cities in Romania which I haven't visited yet, like Oradea and Timisoara. His feed is eye-catching because of the beautiful cityscapes he regularly shoots and shares with his followers.
I discovered George Iorgulescu's feed not so long ago, and I'm really glad I did. His photos are mostly modest landscapes, without too much drama, showcasing the simplicity of our world with the help of beautiful light and stunning colors.
Claudiu Maxim's gorgeous account captures rare moments in lesser-known Romanian cities, like Baia Mare and Craiova. Even though I generally like feeds with pale colors, the way he emphasizes different shapes in his account always result in powerful photographs.
Visual artist Petric Victor has a great eye for detail, proving this in every shot he shares with the world. I adore his candid photos of Cluj-Napoca and his impressive angles of simple things such as a set of stairs or a run-down courtyard.
Matei Ana's wonderful feed always manages to cheer me up and make me happy through its lovely colors and overall vibe. Although her recent photos are of beautiful Belgium, you'll find that she quite avidly promotes Romania in her account.
Kalmar Zoltan is a Hungarian photographer from Transylvania and he always manages to capture the heart and soul of every place he visits. His specialty is photographing intimate moments in the rural area of Romania in which he excels, no doubt.
I've been following Szabo Ervin's feed for quite a while now and all I can say is that whenever I think I get used to his style of photography, he always manages to suprise me in the most positive way. One of my favorites in this list, you'll surely not be disappointed by his amazing work if you give him a follow.
I'm concluding the list with one of the most versatile artists from Transylvania, with the most followers of the bunch, Mihail Onaca. He captures everything from models and streets to edifices and flat-lays, but naturally, my personal favorites are the ones about the charming countryside of Romania.
After long weeks of covering Bulgaria and Portugal, I'm back with some fresh, new photos about my home country, Romania on Instagram. Find me here.
I definitely can not choose a favorite (or not even ten) of these, but I'm curious: which feeds have captured your attention the most?
Fantastic post and I am now following them all. I been to Romania twice and loved it and cant wait to come back one day.
So great that you found some inspiration!
If you need any tips on planning your next visit, let me know!


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Ahmaud Arbery's killing puts a spotlight on the blurred blue line of citizen's arrest laws
Laws enabling citizens to apprehend suspects were historically used in the U.S. to suppress slave revolts
By Seth W. Stoughton
Published May 29, 2020 8:36PM (EDT)
Family of Ahmaud Arbery embrace at the Glynn County Courthouse during a protest of the shooting death of Arbery on May 8, 2020 in Brunswick, Georgia	(Sean Rayford/Getty Images)
This article was originally published on The Conversation.
The killing of an unarmed black jogger by white residents who assumed he was up to no good is shocking, but it should come as no surprise.
If anything, Ahmaud Arbery's death in Georgia on Feb. 23 was predictable: the latest tragic example of the fatal consequences that can occur when private citizens seek to take the law into their own hands.
As a law professor and former police officer, what concerns me is not just that the men who killed Arbery may have thought that their attempted apprehension was legally sanctioned, but that they they would have had good reason to believe that. Most states still retain outdated laws that protect would-be vigilantes.
"Vigilant snorers"
So-called "citizen's arrest" laws, which allow private individuals to apprehend an alleged wrongdoer, have been around for centuries. Such laws protect people from civil or criminal liability in the event they "arrest" someone.
In theory, that makes sense. Public safety is everyone's responsibility, after all. In practice, however, citizen's arrest doctrines have set the stage for tragic, unnecessary and avoidable confrontations and deaths.
Modern citizen's arrest rules can be traced back to 1285, when England's Statute of Winchester directed that citizens "not spare any nor conceal any felonies" and commanded that citizens bring "fresh suit" — prosecute — whenever they see "robberies and felonies committed."
Back then, there was no "law enforcement" as we understand it today — no cops, no prosecutors. It was largely left to private citizens to apprehend and prosecute felons.
Prior to the development of professionalized police agencies in the mid- to late-1800s, there was no particular legal distinction between arrests made by private citizens and those made by public officials.
In English cities and larger towns, able-bodied men were expected to take generally unpaid shifts patrolling as night watchmen. Watchmen were often conscripted, and citizens of means could hire someone to serve on their behalf, resulting in a dubious dedication to duty.
This practice extended beyond England to its colonies. An account published in the New York Gazette in the mid-18th century described night watchmen as "a parcel of idle, drinking, vigilant Snorers, who never quelled any nocturnal Tumult in their Lives."
In the mid-1600s, the slave codes of the colonial American South declared that controlling the enslaved population was a matter of public responsibility — the "public" here being exclusively white men. Paid and volunteer militiamen were tasked with, as the author Kristian Williams has noted, "making regular patrols to catch runaways, prevent slave gatherings, search slave quarters … and generally intimidate the black population."
These militiamen did little or nothing to address crime by whites, especially crimes against enslaved or free blacks.
Shopkeepers and security
Today more than 18,000 local, state and federal agencies provide police services in the U.S. But citizen's arrest lives on in the form of a patchwork of statutes and common law doctrines.
Most states have "shopkeeper's privilege" laws that provide a defense for business owners and employees who arrest someone for theft so long as they have probable cause. Resisting such an arrest is a crime in some states. Private security guards, similarly, may be authorized to make arrests, at least on the property they are hired to protect. And when bounty hunters capture someone who has jumped bail, the Supreme Court has said the arrest "is likened to the rearrest by the sheriff of an escaping prisoner."
Those who are not a shopkeeper, security guard or bounty hunter may still be able to effect an arrest under more generic citizen's arrest rules.
In many states, for example, an officer can make arrests for offenses classified as misdemeanors — minor crimes typically punishable by up to a year in jail — but a private citizen cannot. In other states, including Georgia, a private citizen may make an arrest only if they witness or have firsthand knowledge of an offense. And in some states, an individual may only be able to invoke "citizen's arrest" as a defense to civil or criminal liability if the person they arrested actually committed an offense, while officers are protected if they had probable cause.
But in some ways, private actors have even more leeway to make arrests and use force than law officers because the constitutional rules that regulate searches, seizures, and interrogations do not apply when "a private party … commits the offending act."
Citizens may have more authority to use force than law officers, too, depending on state law.
In South Carolina, a citizen can use deadly force to effect the nighttime arrest of someone who has US$1 of stolen property in their possession or who "flees when he is hailed" if the circumstances "raise just suspicion of his design to steal."
If an officer in South Carolina did the same, he would likely run afoul of state law or the Fourth Amendment, which the Supreme Court has held requires probable cause "that the suspect poses a significant threat of death or serious physical injury."
Race and status
No one knows how many citizen's arrests occur in the U.S. every year because the police are usually called and an officer processes the arrest, leaving little evidence of private involvement.
We do know, however, that private arrest authority is too often badly misused by those who believe their higher social status gives them authority over someone they perceive as having lower status. Frequently, this falls along racial lines, as seen in the detention of immigrants by militias at the U.S. border, the attitude of nightwatchmen in gated communities, and in situations like the Ahmaud Arbery case.
Gregory and Travis McMichael say they chased Arbery because they believed he was behind neighborhood burglaries. Arbery, of course, had committed no crime. He was just jogging.
And even if he had committed a burglary, the death would have still been the result of an unjustified act of vigilantism. As the Supreme Court has said, "It is not better that all felony suspects die than that they escape." Remembering that as the U.S. considers reforming citizen's arrest statutes may go a long way in preventing any further unnecessary deaths.
Seth W. Stoughton, Associate Professor of Law, University of South Carolina
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license.
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Q: exception handling in the api I have a java interface that has a method as below -
List<TalkDO> process() throws DurationException;

DurationException is unchecked exception.
I am writing an implementation for this function where I read data from a file and process each line one by one. File read in requires to handle FileNotFoundException and IOException. I have to throw this exception to caller and to let it know that these 2 exception has occered but throwing this exception will make it like
List<TalkDO> process() throws IOException, FileNotFoundException

Which is not allowed in java. What could be my approach, I dont want to catch and handle IOException and FileNotFoundException in my process method

A: As you have multiple implementations of your interface and according to your comments some don't use File, I think that providing an interface that specifies exceptions of every implementations may be cumbersome for clients.
Why force a client to catch  FileNotFoundException if he uses an implementation that cannot throw it?
A more flexible way would be to declare only throwing runtime exceptions in List<TalkDO> process().
In your implementation, you should catch checked exceptions and re-throw
a RuntimeException version of them.
In this way, each client will catch the exception he needs to.
Interface
public MyInterface {
   public List<TalkDO> process() throws DurationException, IORuntimeException, FileNotFoundRuntimeException
}

Implementation using File
public MyFileImpl implements MyInterface{
   public List<TalkDO> process() throws DurationException, IORuntimeException, FileNotFoundRuntimeException{
       ...
      try{

      }
      catch (IOException e){
         throw new IORuntimeException("your msg", e);
      }
      catch (FileNotFoundException e){
         throw new FileNotFoundRuntimeException("your msg", e);
      }
   }

Implementation without using File
public MyInMemoryImpl implements MyInterface{
   public List<TalkDO> process() throws DurationException {
       ...
   }
}

A:
throws DurationException, IOException, FileNotFoundException is not
  allowed in Java

This is not correct, you can specify multiple exceptions in the method signature using the throws clause, you can look here on this.
Also, one important point is that it is not good practice to specify the unchecked exceptions (like your DurationException) in the method signature, it will make the method signature to clutter, look here for more details.

What could be my approach, I don't want to catch and handle IOException
  and FileNotFoundException in my process method

You either have to catch or throw the checked exceptions and say if you don't want to propagate these exceptions as checked exceptions to the caller, you can wrap these checked exceptions into unchecked (runtime exceptions).

It is saying process()' in 'FileInputProcessor' clashes with
  'process()' in 'InputProcessor'; overridden method does not throw
  'java.io.FileNotFoundException

The important point about Java exceptions is that you can't throw new checked exceptions from the overriding methods, so you need to convert them into unchecked/RuntimeException objects. So, the solution is in your implementation class, you need to wrap the checked exception and throw a new RuntimeExcetion (just create your own custom BusinessException i.e., project specific).

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Columbia, I'm not saying that Hawthorne was bad, Actually they were pretty sound. I'm saying that due to last season's schedule Pahokee was not as good at the end of the season as they should have been. I've seen less talented Pahokee team destroy a team like Hawthorne in the past!
How Many of Florida's Top 95 Juniors Transferred over the Past 2 Seasons?
99.8% of teams in Florida would love to be trending downward like St Thomas LOL As talented as this 5'10" WR may be, I hardly think losing him is going to hurt STA that badly when looking at the big picture of their program. Who knows, STA may end up with an "upgrade" for his replacement.
Richard Leonard/OL-Cocoa could play baseball in college also as a power hitter. Great eye hand coordination. Ladarious Tennison/ATH-Rockledge is a one man team. I feel bad for Rockledge when he graduates.
DILLARD HIGH 2019 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE!!
*Dates are to be confirmed. PAHOKEE(AWAY) DEERFIELD(HOME) MIRAMAR(HOME) BOYD ANDERSON(HOME) HOLLYWOOD HILLS (HOME) STRANAHAN (HOME) NORTHEAST (AWAY) ARCHBISHOP MCCARTHY (AWAY) ELY (AWAY) PIPER (HOME) GOOOOO PANTHERS!!
To quote Larry the Cable Guy... "I don't care who you are that right there's funny" The first mom joke was ehh, but the follow-up was good. As for a team that I think makes the biggest, the easy answer is Gadsden County. They are getting Corey Fuller back at the helm. Fuller turned around Godby teams that had gone 3-6 and 2-7 the previous two seasons before he arrived. He then led to 11-1 and 11-2 seasons. When he took over East Gadsden (now Gadsden County) the first time, the team had not won more than 5 games in the previous 6 seasons they ended up with seasons of 5 wins, 10 wins, and 8 wins. I think Gadsden County probably has 5 winnable games on the schedule. So if we are just talking who makes the biggest jump it is Gadsden. Now, is Gadsden going to compete for a state championship, no. As for another team to keep an eye on is King's Academy. They were state runner-up and got up early on Chaminade-Madonna with the score being 10-0 early in the 2nd. C-M then scored the next 38 points. King's was a senior laden team from what I could tell, but state semi-finalist is a possibility if they can reload. With Oxbridge ending their football program, those players had to go somewhere. I am sure a couple ended up at King's, Cardinal Newman, American Heritage -Delray and large publics in Palm Beach County.
I'll try to do better. It's the off season. All the recruits haven't moved yet.
If Booker T Washington Which is 4a on your list, Why is Bolles or Glades Central not on there?
Jacksonville traffic is the weirdest thing to me. Whenever I travel there on 95 or 10, the traffic is usually ok. You get off on JTB or University or Beach and all of a sudden there is just random stops. No rhyme or reason, just 100s of cars in a small area (no accident, no police). Orange Park area is even worse though. Everybody rides on the same darn road (Blanding). Yuck, I would sooner drive all the way to Fletcher across Jacksonville rush hour traffic than to ever drive to any of the Clay County schools during rush hour. There will always be the balancing act of how far will people be willing to drive vs how "nice" of schools do we insist on. I think for Fleming Island, PV, Nocatee, those adults made those decisions. "I want very nice house, no riff raff, and nice schools even if it means that I have to drive an hour each day." I don't think they are going to change their minds in the short term or at least not enough to cause Bolles to have their admissions office flooded with people willing to pay that cost.
This is true to a degree, but they had to play these teams. Nobody else would play them. Did anybody really think Flanagan, Cooper City, and the other merry minimums on their schedule last year were going to hang around to get beat by 70 again? They're a 2 time defending state champion that is bringing back a team that would compete for a state championship without a single transfer, instead they have 21 transfers and word is they have some legit super stars transferring in shortly once the summer scholarship goes into effect. (It's the scholarship for learning disabilities). As for Chaminade and Vero. I stand by my statement, If Chaminade is healthy they'll win this one. I'm not saying it'll be a blowout, but they'll end up with more points. They play Central/Carol City/AHP and like years past, they play those super powers early and will lose to one or two of them. By week 7 they'll turn into Super Chaminade and wipe the floor with everybody else except JaxTCA who will have turned into Super JaxTCA by then. I've seen this story to many times.
Brentwood Academy lost to 2 teams last year they were both behind CCC in the national rankings. A couple hundred spots behind CCC. So they are definitely beatable. If I was a betting man I would take BA straight up, but that's why they play the game!!!
I actually communicated with a few individuals this morning in the media who wanted my opinion. I think outside of the game Mainland drew that this is going to be rough for Florida, but the teams going are going more for the experience. I focus on small school football. Last year Chaminade drew Muscle Shoals a very good but not great Alabama team. This year, the team that replaced Chaminade is CCC, a very good football team in their own right. Instead of drawing another very good team of the quality of Muscle Shoals, they draw a 4 time defending state champion that would smoke Chaminade and probably be favored to beat JaxTCA that early in the season. Cocoa is a very good nationally recognized program that has athletes to spare, but they draw Hoover, Alabama. Cocoa has a history of fielding varsity rosters of 38-45 and sometimes not even that many. They'll draw a team that will field a varsity roster of 80+. I mentioned in another post, but I think they just went off of the 2018 Maxpreps state and national rankings. I wish good luck to all the teams in Florida all of them deserve to be invited and represent Florida even if we'll be taking a few on the chin.
I'm going to all of them I'm excited ... We didn't play school like this at all win I played for Trinity ..
They will take a few losses but will be prime for state. All I know I will get to watch most of these games since I just moved to Jacksonville.
I think what winallthetime meant is that TCA wasn't quite good enough in 5A to win it all like they would probably be able to do in 3A. We all know how good TCA is. But, if your goal is to win the championship and you have come up short each time, then you are just not as good in 5A as you would be in 3A which is probably understandable given that 5A provides more difficult opposition.
Damn all the people crying on Facebook and Twitter make me think that we had 20K at 2A and 3A instead of the 1000 that were actually there. I am willing to bet the attendance is higher this coming year than 2018 (if Pahokee isn't in 1A finals). 2A and 3A will be a wash and lower but it won't matter as they are so low already. 4A attendance will be fine as long as Cocoa is one of the teams (especially if it is Wednesday night). 5A-8A will be their norms with 8A maybe being lower since they won't have the really local team. With some of the major Miami teams spread out in different classifications, I think you might see a higher attendance. I don't think there is that much of a difference between Daytona and Orlando in terms if driving from South Florida.
Yeah, now it'll only be 40-45% empty.
Proseteye, I saw on the schedule that OTC is playing Calvary Christian. This is a good game as Calvary Christian has a prolific QB and some talented WR's to throw to. OTC has been in a 2 steps forward, 1 step back rebuilding process. Let's see if the new coach and a senior laden team gets the Celtics over the hump. While JaxTCA is in your region I think the more immediate focus should be on winning a playoff game. This will go a long, long way to re-establishing the Celtic brand in Marion county. You won't have to worry about Chaminade or CCC, they are in regions 3 and 4 respectively. First Academy is in region 2 this year. OTC is a team worth following, there's some good things happening.
I've been waiting 5 years for my Celtics to start producing like the teams of old. I thought that last season was the one where they would emerge with new HC Thomas at the helm. The team did well at the start and then reverted to type in the second half. This season they have a Senior heavy team with experience at most positions. Thomas is historically a winning coach so hopefully he will be able to put it together for 2019 so that we can at least be in the playoffs and maybe do some amazing things.
Columbia, I just saw something interesting. Typically, I would ask this in the form of a hypothetical question, but I won't bother to try and disguise things. It appears that the kid who got the "invitation" from IMG currently plays for Robert E. Lee. Based solely on the fact that IMG apparently/allegedly wants the kid to attend IMG, I'm going to assume he's a pretty good football player. Lee is now in the same district as Columbia. If you're the coach at Columbia (or even a big fan who follows high school football closely and who posts on high school football message boards), what do you do if you think IMG has crossed the line? On the one hand, you may feel compelled to report the violation (regardless of whether you think the FHSAA will do anything about it). On the other hand, if you stay quiet on the issue, then one of your district opponents just lost one of their best defensive players, which presumably increases your chances of beating Lee this season. Ethical dilemma?
Some more guesses for the list: Miami Northwest, Miami Central, Glades Central, Lakeland, Hillsborough and Columbia. I'd be willing to bet STA is the school with double-digit players in the NFL right now, but I don't know what the number is.
Monsignor Pace down here is Dade will be much, much better. Their problem is there are in a brutal region (Carol City, Gibbons, Booker T, USchool).
While I don't believe they'll challenge for a state title this coming season, I think Tampa Steinbrenner will qualify for the playoffs next season......which would be the 1st time they've done that in 4-5 years. They have a nice QB Haden Carlson that can make all the throws... (His dad played for the Bucs as a backup QB). Rising Jr Deon Silas that was a nice play maker for Steinbrenner last season as a soph, all of their WR''s are returning and I want to say 2-3 members of its OL also returning. On Defense I believe they had 5 Sophs either start or see significant playing time.....with Austin Brannen and Desmond Mamudi really standing out to me! I want to say they'll be returning 8 players total from their starting defense of last season. The only teams they lost to last year all qualified for the playoffs, and they beat East Lake HS in a post season bowl game. For me there a team I'll be keeping eye out for next season, because I do expect them to make some noise in the Tampa Bay area!
IMG can actively recruit. They don't play for a state championship so they don't have to adhere by FHSAA rules. That was my understanding at least.
Man that's a crazy schedule!!!! Did they learn anything from last year??? Got beat up physically and mentally last year!!!Ha d nothing for the playoffs left. I've seen Pahokee teams with less talent destroy a team like Hawthorne from last year.
If you made it to the semi finals then you were region champs. The region championship is the 3rd round of the playoffs.
Corrected in original post. Booker T should not have been on the list. Replaced with American Heritage Plantation. Thanks for pointing out.
Judging by the look of Bolles teams over the past 5 years, they have had vastly less talent than in the past. I think them getting any athlete in is not a reality.
I have no idea but they are a similar type of kid. Upper class.


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Feyenoord v Dinamo Tbilisi Betting Tip Over 2.5 goals – 8 August 2019
7th August 2019 / callum
Feyenoord v Dinamo Tbilisi
Thursday 8th August 1830hrs
Football – Europe – Europa League
Pick Over 2.5 goals
Bookmaker Marathon Bet
Odds: 53/100 (odds taken 21.00 GMT, Wednesday 7 August)
7/25 97/20 27/4
* (Betting Odds were taken from 22Bet on August 7, 2019 at 21.00)
On paper this looks to be a very one-sided tie but Feyenoord will hoping they can avoid any upsets as Dinamo Tbilisi are the visitors in Rotterdam on Thursday night
Europa League Betting at Marathon Bet
Feyenoord Preview – Will it be as expected and an easy home win for Feynoord?
As they so often do, Feyenoord finished in third spot last season behind Ajax and PSV. The Rotterdam-based club are aware of their limitations in trying to compete with their two rivals these days. Despite finishing well adrift of the top two, Feyenoord were themselves well ahead of the others. That ensured they avoid having to qualify for Europe via the end of season playoffs. The culmination of the previous campaign brought to an end the four year reign of club legend Giovanni Van Bronckhorst as manager. In that time he restored Feyenoord to the top of the Dutch game with that title in in 2017, winning the Dutch Cup a year later. Considering the struggles that the club have had in the years before his arrival, it was a tremendous achievement. His replacement, and taking over this summer, was his former international team-mate Jaap Stam. Stam was in charge of PEC Zwolle last season but it was a rather underwhelming spell. This will instantly be a greater challenge for the former Reading boss.
Stam's first game in charge was a very entertaining 2-2 draw against Rotterdam rivals Sparta. It was not the result he would have wanted, however, and will be looking for his first win in this game. That's no guarantee for them, though, after their embarrassing result in last season's third round stage. A 4-0 loss away to Trencin was followed by a feeble 1-1 draw in the return game. Stam will be dreading a repeat of that and looking to avoid it at all costs.
Dinamo Tbilisi Preview – Can Georgians cause a big upset or at least be in the tie for the return leg?
Tbilisi may travel to Rotterdam with little expectation on them but they could not be in better form for this challenge that awaits. The Georgians have been excellent in the first two rounds of qualifying, scoring 12 goals and conceding none across their four games. The Andorrans Engordany were brushed aside 7-0 on aggregate before an impressive 5-0 win over Qabala from Azerbaijan. It means they have progressed to the furthest stage of Europa League qualifying since 2013 when they made it to the playoffs only to lose heavily to Tottenham. This is certainly a big hurdle for them to overcome to even get to that stage, but they are playing well.
In domestic terms it's also been a really good run of form for Tbilisi. They are currently top of their league and have won their last eight games. It's a tremendous run and one they hope will see them clinch the title come the end of the season. Before that, however, they will be looking to be competitive in this game.
Key-Facts – Feyenoord v Dinamo Tbilisi
Jaap Stam took over as Feyenoord boss in the summer and got his reign off to a shaky start with a 2-2 home draw against Sparta Rotterdam
Dinamo Tbilisi have won their last eight league games and have also won all four of their Europa League qualifiers thus far
The Dutch club will be looking to avoid a repeat of last season's tie at this stage when losing to Slovakians Trencin 5-1 on aggregate
Feyenoord v Dinamo Tbilisi Betting Advice
If Feyenoord do not progress from this tie it would be a shock – there's no getting away from that. It would also be a bigger shock than when they were eliminated at the same stage 12 months ago. That's the pressure which comes with a tie of this sort and it's what Stam and his players have to deal with. For the visitors there's absolutely no pressure on them and they come into this game full of confidence with their impressive form both domestically and in Europe.
With this being so early in the Stam reign it's uncertain exactly how he will approach this game. Tbilisi have goals in them, however, as shown in their previous qualifiers. The 2-2 draw at home to Sparta at the weekend also suggests that there are goals at both ends in this early part of the season for Feyenoord which makes over 2.5 goals an appealing bet.
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Maria Sharapova Withdraws from 2017 Tournament Due to Injury
Maria Sharapova, the 2011 Western & Southern Open champion, has withdrawn from the 2017 tournament due to an ongoing left arm injury.
Sharapova arrived in Cincinnati Friday and made the decision to withdraw after consulting with the medical staff on Saturday.
"I arrived in Cincinnati yesterday eager to play. However, following the doctor's advice on-site, as a precaution for the US Open, I am unfortunately withdrawing from the tournament with the left forearm injury I sustained in Stanford," Sharapova said. "I want to thank the tournament for the wildcard opportunity and really look forward to competing here next year."
Sharapova was due to play French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko in the opening round. Ostapenko, the No. 12 seed, will play either a qualifier or lucky loser, which will be drawn following the conclusion of the qualifying tournament on Sunday.
In addition to the final round of qualifying, the men's main draw will begin on Sunday at the Lindner Family Tennis Center, with action starting at 10 a.m. Women's main draw matches get underway Monday, with the session beginning at 11 a.m.