What IPv6 Migration Questions Would You Like To Know From App Developers?
What questions would you like to ask of developers who have successfully migrated their applications to IPv6? What tips and tricks would you like to learn?
How easy or difficult was the migration to IPv6 for your application?
What was the most challenging aspect of the migration?
Were there any specific tools or libraries that proved to be the most helpful?
Did you encounter any surprises in terms of IP address dependency? i.e. places in your code where you didn't realize you depended upon an IP address?
Did you have to make any significant changes to the way you store information? i.e. configuration files, databases, etc.
How did you test your application in an IPv6 environment?
Does your app work in both an IPv6-only and dual-stack environment?
Is there anything you wish you'd known before you started the move to IPv6?
Do you have other questions you would like me to ask? If so, please either leave a message for me here on the site or on one of the social networks where I post this message – or send me an email.
I would also be interested to hear which of these questions above are the most important to you. What are your top 2 or 3 concerns about migrating your app to IPv6?
Also, if you are an application developer who has already ported your application to IPv6 and would be interested in being a case study in the updated book, please contact me as I am looking to get started on these updates soon.
I'd like to hear from developers who HAVE NOT migrated, and the reasons they believe this is acceptable and what their roadmap is … but I might be biased just a bit.
And yes, Skype's lack of IPv6 support continues to be a big hole for those of us wanting to move to IPv6.
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In relatively rare circumstances, a person's vision may become blurry or the eye may feel uncomfortable due to scar tissue on the cornea or an irregular corneal surface.
Phototherapeutic keratectomy (PTK) uses the Excimer Laser to remove only the scarred tissue or to smooth the corneal surface by focusing the laser beams only on the surface abnormality.
PTK is an outpatient procedure, generally performed under a topical anesthesia. Following treatment, a bandage contact lens is placed on the patient's eye for comfort. Eye drops and topical ointment are used after the procedure to improve healing.
Following PTK, the patient may still not have perfect vision and may require glasses or contacts to achieve visual acuity.


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UN Food Organizations Call for More Support for Southern Africa as Climate Shock Increases
Southern Africa has been affected by late rains, extended dry periods, two major cyclones and economic challenges, all of which have been disastrous for food security in the region.
By Yvonne Wabai.
More than 11 million people are currently experiencing crisis/emergency levels of food insecurity (IPC Phases 3 and 4) in Angola, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia, Madagascar, Malawi, Namibia, Eswatini and Lesotho. This number will rise to 45 million across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in the next six months, according to UN food agencies.
Southern Africa has been affected by late rains, extended dry periods, two major cyclones and economic challenges. These have been disastrous for food security in the region. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), temperatures in Southern Africa are rising at twice as fast as the global average.
The hunger crisis is further exacerbated by rising food prices, large-scale livestock losses and mounting joblessness. At-risk communities are facing rising levels of acute malnutrition.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the World Food Programme (WFP) are calling for more support for these countries in the form of urgent funding to avert a major hunger crisis. The agencies also call on the international community to invest more in long-term measures to combat the effects of climate shocks and to develop populations and countries which can withstand these shocks.
Margaret Malu, WFP's acting regional director for Southern Africa said, "We've had the worst drought in 35 years in central and western areas during the growing season. We must meet the pressing emergency food and nutrition needs of millions of people, but also invest in building the resilience of those threatened by ever more frequent and severe droughts, floods and storms."
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Q: Filter on Einstein Analytics Dashboard in lightning page returns no result Description:
Einstein Analytics dashboards integrated into Lightning Pages with filters, come with 'Modified' and '+X filters' buttons on top. In the case below we have 15 Filters applied.

15 Filters represents 15 attribute fields which are single select picklists, and some of these fields are optional.
Problem:
Problem arises when an attribute is not selected and has the value "". In this case the filter on the analytics dashboard, returns no results since the comparison is either over 'in' or 'matches'.
See the examples below:

~ ~ ~

~ ~ ~

Question:
No selection = Nature element ??
When there is no attribute value selected, we expect to see all possible values on the dashboard. Currently we are wondering if there is any reliable workaround or a reasonable solution. Any ideas?

A: You should use coleasce() function. so that when no selection is made a default selection which you mention will be shown.

A: I opened a case regarding this issue, after many messages and checks with internal  development teams, here is the answer from Salesforce support.

We had a discussion regarding this internally and we would like to
  confirm this point here that this particular scenario is more of a
  limitation with regards to the product and not a bug.
The Product team has agreed to take it on board in the future, however
  as of now the filters are strictly applied and expect the field to be
  available.
We can work with the team internally to update the documents to
  reflect this in a more better way for the customers as of now.
So we would like to conclude here by saying that we do not consider
  this as a bug inside Salesforce as of now and this is more of a
  limitation from the products perspective.

I believe this answers the question.

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Ordered by: total tries scored (descending)
overall 2002-2007 33 22 11 128 17 17 2 1 27 6 0 81.81 Profile
South American Championship (in Argentina/Chile/Peru), 2002
3 2 1 35 7 0 0 0 3 0 0 100.00 28 Apr 2002
South American Championship (in Colombia/Paraguay/Uruguay), 2003
South American Championship (in Brazil/Chile), 2004
3 3 0 53 4 15 1 0 3 0 0 100.00 25 Apr 2004
Ireland tour (in Argentina/Scotland), 2007
2 2 0 5 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 100.00 26 May 2007
France tour (in Argentina/England/New Zealand), 2003
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 100.00 20 Jun 2003
Argentina tour (in South Africa), 2003
Fiji tour (in Argentina/Chile/Tonga), 2003
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 100.00 18 Aug 2003
Pan-American Championship (Argentina, Canada, United States of America, Uruguay in Argentina), 2003
Rugby World Cup (in Australia), 2003
1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 100.00 1 Jul 2006
Wales tour (in Argentina/South Africa), 2004
Argentina tour (in France/Ireland/New Zealand), 2004
Italy tour (in Argentina/Australia), 2005
South American Championship (in Argentina/Chile/Uruguay/Venezuela), 2006
Argentina tour (in England/France/Italy), 2006
2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 50.00 18 Nov 2006
Rugby World Cup (in France/Scotland/Wales), 2007
6 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 100.00 7 Sep 2007


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GR Bank
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Mabiga, Mabalacat City, Philippines
Bank of Florida
Bank of Florida [yasr_visitor_votes size="medium"]
MacArthur H-way., Mabalacat City, Philippines
Saviour Bank
Saviour Bank [yasr_visitor_votes size="medium"]
Don Juico Ave., Angeles City, Philippines
Astra Jewelry Pawnshop
Astra Jewelry Pawnshop [yasr_visitor_votes size="medium"]
T Aguas Street, Angeles City, Philippines
Citi Bank history in the Philippines dates back to July 1902 when the International Banking Corporation, forerunner of Citibank, first established a branch in Manila. Today, Citibank, N. A. (Philippine Branch) ("Citi Philippines") is the largest foreign commercial bank in the Philippines in terms of assets, revenues and profitability. It provides corporate banking, treasury, transactional banking and consumer banking services. Citi Philippines' Institutional Clients Group is a recognized leader in arranging and providing financial services for the public sector, top-tier Filipino corporates, multinationals, and financial institutions operating in the country. It offers innovative end-to-end cash management solutions, trade finance and services, securities custody and funds services, corporate banking and advisory services, and the most comprehensive and sophisticated range of treasury products in fixed income, currencies, commodities, and derivatives. For more details, click here. Citi also provides domestic debt and equity underwriting and financial advisory services through its affiliate, Citicorp Capital Philippines, Inc. Meanwhile, its Global Consumer Banking business includes full-service Citibank branches, offering retail loans and deposits, consumer branch services, and lifestyle convenience products and services such as credit cards and the Citigold Wealth Management banking. Citicorp Financial Services and Insurance Brokerage Philippines, Inc. serves the financial needs of the […]
Mc Arthur Hwy, Angeles City, Philippines
Asia United Bank
Asia United Bank Corporation (AUB) is among the very few banks that was granted a full-branch commercial bank license in 1997 and is operating until this day. In 2013, AUB joined the league of Philippine Banks that have become publicly listed and acquired universal banking status. AUB was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on October 3, 1997. Its registered office and principal executive offices are located at Joy-Nostalg Center, 17 ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines. AUB was granted the authority to operate as a commercial bank under the Monetary Board (MB) Resolution No. 1149 dated September 3, 1997 and commenced operations on October 31, 1997. In 2012, it obtained approval from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to upgrade its license into expanded commercial banking status. In 2013, the Bank was granted an authority to operate as a universal bank under MB Resolution No. 356 dated February 28, 2013. The universal banking license authorizes, AUB, in addition to its general powers as a commercial bank, to exercise the following: (1) Powers of an investment house, including securities underwriting and trading, loan syndication, financial advisory, private placement of debt and equity securities, project finance and direct […]
1276 Miranda St., Angeles City, Philippines
Zambank
Sa Zambales Bank, Gumaganda ang buhay
Zambank [yasr_visitor_votes size="medium"]
Mc Arthur Hwy, Dau, Mabalacat, Philippines
Metrobank [yasr_visitor_votes size="medium"]
MacArthur Hway, Dau, Mabalacat City, Philippines
GR Bank core management is one of the top well-organized rural banking institutions in the country today. Its leadership transition is described as judicious, orderly and methodized. A very lean and professionalized organization that makes it capable of making decisions fast to serve our clients better, especially our borrowers, recognizing the timeliness of our assistance in the success of their businesses. Its Board of Directors, where Mr. Jose L. Carlos, Sr. was the Chairman and President for more than 50 years, spearheaded its growth. Now the Board of Directors, composed mostly by second and third generation family members of the Carloses, Lapids and Coronels, is chaired by Ms. Amanda L. Carlos. This, in turn is competently supported by its Top Executives, who are hands-on in the day to day operations of the bank, headed by the President & CEO, Mr. Jose Blas L. Carlos Jr. (B.S. in Commerce, major in Economics, from the Ateneo de Manila University); its Executive Vice-President & COO, Ms. Elizabeth L. Carlos-Timbol (B.S. in Legal Management, from De La Salle University); its Chief Finance Officer, Ms. Iluminada M. Dizon, CPA (B.S. in Accountancy, from the University of the East); and its Vice-President for Operations, Ms. Grace L. […]
Friendship Hwy, Angeles City, Philippines
grbankcustomerservice@yahoo.com
Villarica Pawnshop
Abot kamay Ang Pangarap
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Rizal St, Angeles City, Philippines
Inquiries@villaricapawnshop.com
Plantersbank
Plantersbank [yasr_visitor_votes size="medium"]
Henson St., Angeles City, Philippines
People's Credit Network Finance Co.,Inc.
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Hanoi's ideas gathered for Party documents
A working group from the Party Document Compiling Sub-committee on December 8 worked with the Hanoi Party Committee's Standing Board on the city's overall situation, including Party and political system building in the 2010-15 period.
Monday, December 08, 2014 19:34
Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong, who headed the working group, expressed his hope that the working session will come up with ideas for the sub-committee in the course of building the documents in service of the Party's upcoming 12th Congress.
He noted that since its expansion in 2008, Hanoi has experienced a special developmental period, with challenges coming from increased land area and population.
The capital, however, managed to maintain an average economic growth of 9.2 percent with per capita income of 70 million VND per year, he noted.
It has strongly renewed leading methods and working style, becoming a pioneer in conducting the vote of confidence on municipal officials, he said.
The Party General Secretary urged Hanoi to continue its growth impetus for attaining further successes.
He also asked the city to make thorough preparations for the upcoming 12th Party Congress, especially in building documents to be submitted to the event.
The documents should reflect all achievements gained and difficulties facing the city, thus seeking ways for the city's higher growth, continuously deserving its leading position, said the Party leader.
Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Pham Quang Nghi pledged that the city will contribute ideas to the building of Party documents in a constructive, responsible manner.
He also vowed to exert more efforts to guide the city on the overcoming of all difficulties to continue growing.-VNA
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on January 25 inspected the progress of a 40.2-km expressway project connecting the two northern provinces of Tuyen Quang and Phu Tho, which is funded with the central and local budgets.
Deputy Foreign Minister highlights role of economic diplomacy in service of national development
In 2022, the diplomatic sector quickly shifted its focus from vaccine diplomacy to economic diplomacy for national recovery and development, Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Minh Vu said in a recent interview granted to the media.
Israel - Vietnam Friendship Association comes into being
The Israel - Vietnam Friendship Association has been established with a view to increasing people diplomacy between the two countries.
Foreign minister details six priorities of diplomatic sector in 2023
Minister of Foreign Affairs Bui Thanh Son has highlighted the six priorities the diplomatic sector will focus on in 2023, during a recent interview granted to the press.
Vietnam's growth story makes waves worldwide: Indian diplomat
High economic growth rate and fast-moving digital transformation in Vietnam and India have generated huge opportunities for the two countries to take greater strides in economic cooperation, Indian Ambassador to Vietnam Sandeep Arya has said.


The Institute for Advancing Prosperity regularly runs workshops targetted at students at High Schools and Universities with the aim of improving their interdisciplinary capabilities. The topics of our workshops range from introductions to various disruptive technologies to public engagement and communication skills.
This workshop will teach students to use python to automate their computers. Using loops, logic and creativity they will be able to manipulate data and learn the basics of Artificial intelligence. This workshop will also explain the key economic implications of machine learning and how this will be a cornerstone technology for the future.
This workshop will teach students the basics of using Arduino for prototyping, basic electronics and programming. Students will comfortably automate processes using motors, lights and sensors. Students will learn the economic implications of the 4th industrial revolution and why it is essential to build a foundational understanding of technology.
This workshop consists of tools for 3D printing and additive manufacturing. Students will learn to design products that will be manufactured using rapid prototyping. Different 3D printing technologies will be explored. Students will learn how 3D printing is changing manufacturing by decreasing the level of human involvement in menial tasks and why 3D design is essential for the future of Canada.
Students will learn the basics of entrepreneurship from Canadian tech leaders. Entrepreneurs will share their stories and will teach skills like Marketing, Financials and Sales. Entrepreneurs build the economy from the ground up and we need to focus our attention on training leaders, not workers. Everyone will be able to take away an important lesson on how they can increase their effectivity in the workplace.
This workshops provides participants with an understanding of how to effectively communicate their research for various audiences. Students will learn the differences between business, policy, and public communication. The learning goals are to provide students with an understanding of different formats, such as op-ed writing, policy proposals, and business pitches, as well as the different audiences for whom they should cater their narratives.


LAUSD Superintendent Ramon Cortines visits the MiSiS control center at the start of the school year.
As he reaches what may be his final weeks with the district, LA Unified Superintendent Ramon Cortines sent a message Friday to all employees, congratulating the district personnel who have helped make improvements to MiSiS.
"I am extremely proud of everyone who has been involved in this important work during the past 12 months," Cortines said, according to LAUSD Daily, a district communications website.
The message comes just a little over a year after Cortines took over the district for a third time and made fixing the troubled system a priority after it crashed computers and caused scheduling troubles, transcript backlogs and other problems.
One year later, the MiSiS system is performing well and no major issues have arisen in the new school year.
A big cornerstone of fixing MiSiS was asking the school board and Bond Oversight Committee for more money. The initial tab for MiSiS ballooned from $25 million to $133 million after Diane Pappas, who was appointed by Cortines last October to lead the MiSiS improvement effort, made a pitch to the Bond Oversight Committee in May asking for approval for more money.
Cortines praised Pappas in his message.
Pappas applauded the MiSiS team for its work.
MiSiS remains short of fully functional to the level as was originally intended. The extra bond money approved in May was intended to help fixing the system by the end of next year, Pappas told the Bond Oversight Committee. For now, MiSiS leaders are saying the big problems appear to be behind them.


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Share this Story: 'Should we cite the crappy Gabor paper?' What happens when no one proofreads an academic paper
'Should we cite the crappy Gabor paper?' What happens when no one proofreads an academic paper
By now we all know, or ought to know, that just because something is published in a peer-reviewed academic journal doesn't mean it's true
By now we all know, or ought to know, that just because something is published in a peer-reviewed academic journal doesn't mean it's true. But we can at least assume it's been proofread, right?
Apparently not. A priceless gaffe, which has been making the rounds of academic Twitter this week, is Exhibit A.
'Should we cite the crappy Gabor paper?' What happens when no one proofreads an academic paper Back to video
It comes in the main text of a paper titled "Variation in Melanism and Female Preference in Proximate but Ecologically Distinct Environments," which was published in a recent issue of the journal Ethology . Here's the unintentionally candid passage , as highlighted by UC–Davis grad student Dave Harris:
Not sure how this made it through proofreading, peer review, and copyediting. Via http://t.co/sWaswaM2X4 #addedvalue pic.twitter.com/8krLlvthAr
— Dave Harris (@davidjayharris) November 10, 2014
The blooper was picked up by Retraction Watch , which contacted both the authors and the publisher for comment. The corresponding author told Retraction Watch the Gabor line "was added into the paper by a co-author during revision (after peer review)," and no one spotted it in the course of the final proofreading process. He apologized for the put-down, adding, "I would never condone this sentiment towards another person or their work."
Wiley, the publisher, responded by removing the paper and says it will republish it with the line removed and the change noted. "We are in the process of investigating how this line made it to publication," the Wiley spokesperson said.
That's a good question. Typos and editing mistakes are common on blogs and even in print newspapers, where reporters and editors are working on tight deadlines. But academics typically have weeks or even months to edit a paper before the journal goes to press, and the peer review process means that it has to go through close reads by multiple experts in the relevant field.
For that reason, errors this glaring in the main text of an article are relatively rare, says Meredith Carpenter, a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford and co-author of the science humor blog Seriously, Science? As Carpenter and co-author Lillian Fritz-Laylin explained in a Slate post last year , overly honest asides are more commonly found in the acknowledgements section, which tends not to be peer-reviewed.
Still, slip-ups do happen, and Carpenter pointed me to another example that might be even more mortifying than the "crappy Gabor paper" mishap. This one is in the abstract of a paper published in 2011 in the peer-reviewed open-access journal BMC Systems Biology (emphasis mine):
RESULTS: In this study, we have used (insert statistical method here) to compile unique DNA methylation signatures from normal human heart, lung, and kidney using the Illumina Infinium 27 K methylation arrays and compared those to gene expression by RNA sequencing.
The journal later apologized and corrected the mistake , noting that the statistical methods were adequately explained later in the article.
Carpenter says the most prominent academic journals usually copy edit papers prior to publication. But smaller journals don't always look as closely at the final version of a paper once it has been peer-reviewed and revised. In that case, it's at least partly the responsibility of the paper's authors to make sure they haven't introduced any mistakes in the editing process. This one looks like what we might call a track-changes fail .
The paper's authors aren't the only ones taking flak for it. Commenters and Twitter wags were quick to hunt down the "crappy paper" in question, since after all a paper with a major typo is still better than one that's crappy all around. But at least one considerate observer warned against a rush to judgment:
It's tempting to view this real-life corollary to #overlyhonestmethods as an indictment of the academic publication process. But Carpenter suggested a more optimistic take: "Instead of a failure of the system, you could also consider this a success of post-publication peer review ."
In that spirit, I'd like to reiterate Slate 's standing call for our readers to alert us to our own mistakes both new and old. (Should I cite the crappy Oremus Encyclopaedia Britannica error here?)


Turkish giants Galatasaray are believed to be interested in making a shock move for Andy Carroll, according to reports.
Now back to full fitness after picking up an ankle injury in pre-season, the ex-Liverpool man made his comeback for the Hammers in Tuesday night's 3-1 win over Cardiff City.
His return has come at a key time for Manuel Pellegrini following the news that Marko Arnautovic could be set for an extended spell on the sidelines.
According to Sabah (via Sport Witness ) in Turkey, Galatasaray are eyeing two new strikers in January and Carroll is believed to fit the bill.
The report claims they want to open transfer talks in the coming weeks and they are hoping to sign him on a free given he is out of contract at the end of the season.
With teammate Javier Hernandez previously linked with a move to Besiktas, it seems Manuel Pellegrini may elect to keep his frontmen at the London Stadium given Arnautovic's hamstring injury.
Speaking about Carroll's long-term future in east London when talking to the media on Thursday afternoon, the Chilean revealed that he hopes the striker can earn a new contract with the club.
"When you need to renew your contract, of course you must demonstrate why you need to renew," said Pellegrini.


WLT co-operates closely with the University of East Anglia and between 2005 and 2010 ran a joint Graduate Diploma Course in Conservation and Project Administration. Dr Diana Bell, Senior Lecturer in the Biology Department at the UEA is a Council Member of the World Land Trust (WLT) and we were astonished and delighted to receive this camera-trap footage of otters from her filmed quite close to the WLT office in East Anglia.
Two of the students on her MSc course in Applied Ecology and Conservation, Lee Rudd and James Stevens, had been part of a small group monitoring local biodiversity with camera traps and had set these near some fresh otter spraint with great results. WLT has only one project in the UK, at Kites Hill in Gloucestershire, but unfortunately no otters on this reserve. However, various species of otters occur on several WLT-funded overseas reserves.
Not so long ago the European Otter had declined in numbers in the UK to a critical level as a result of pesticide pollution in rivers, habitat loss and hunting, both legal and illegal. However, as a result of protection and the ban on most harmful pesticides, as well as carefully controlled reintroduction programmes, their numbers are increasing. Unfortunately road casualties continue to take their toll. Otters are listed as Near Threatened by the 2008 IUCN Red List. It is heartening to know that they have a safe environment relatively close to the heart of Norwich city centre.
On the WLT-funded Chaco-Pantanal reserve in Paraguay, there are healthy populations of Giant Otter, which regularly visit the Three Giants Biological Station, owned and managed by WLT's project partner, Guyra Paraguay. Listed as Endangered, the Giant Otter is one of the 'three giants' found on the reserve, the other two being Giant Armadillo and Giant Anteater.
Currently WLT is working with UEA on a rapid biodiversity assessment project in Africa, on property belonging to a WLT corporate supporter, ethical emerald miners, Gemfields. WLT and UEA have submitted a proposal to Gemfields for this work at their Kagem Mine site in Zambia. UEA's Dr Iain Barr will lead a group of UK and Zambian researchers and field assistants surveying birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, beetles, butterflies and flora within the 10,000 acre area. Local expertise will be sought for some of the fieldwork and the Natural History Museum (London) will assist with identification of species. Two species of otter are found in Zambia: the Cape Clawless and the Spotted-necked. We hope they find them.
WLT's CEO, John Burton, is a visiting Fellow of UEA.


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NHL Hockey News, Odds, Previews, and Free Picks Sharks vs Jets Preview and Free Pick
Sharks vs Jets Preview and Free Pick [2/14/2020]
San Jose (24-28-4) at Winnipeg (29-24-5)
When: Friday, February 14th, 2020
Where: Bell MTS Place,
Time: 7:08 ET | TV: NBCS California
Opening Odds: Winnipeg -160/6
The Winnipeg Jets continue their long homestand with game four of six against the San Jose Sharks on Friday night looking to bounce back from a defeat on Tuesday. So far the Jets are 2-1 on this current stand coming off a 4-1 loss to the New York Rangers, snapping a three-game winning streak and putting the team on the outside of the playoff picture. Winnipeg is one point behind the Arizona Coyotes for the final spot in the Western Conference and will play a San Jose team that is near the bottom. The Sharks have had a rough season and are just 3-6 in their last nine games after a 6-2 home loss to the Calgary Flames on Monday. This is the third and final regular season matchup of the season between the teams. Winnipeg won the first two – both in San Jose – including on November 1st when Nikolaj Ehlers scored the game-winning goal with 1:24 left in the third period to seal the 3-2 win. Then, on November 27th, the Jets cruised past the Sharks 5-1 on the strength of a three-point night from Patrik Laine. The Sharks have had some good success in Winnipeg, however, going 5-1 in their last six trips. The under is 6-4 in the last 10 games between these two teams including both this season.
Timo Meier (two goals, three assists) and defenseman Brent Burns (two goals, two assists) carry three-game point streaks into this contest and it will be Burns' 1,100th NHL game. The Sharks are likely to see many changes before the Feb. 24 trade deadline and are currently second-last in the Pacific division and with one of the oldest rosters (averaging 28.1 years old) in the league. Goaltender Aaron Dell seems to have taken over the net for San Jose. He's started four out of five games in the month of February and was shelled for six goals on Monday night versus the Flames but previous to that, he only allowed eight goals in four games. At 85.6 percent, the Sharks own the league's best penalty kill unit and will face a Jets power-play unit that has struggled for the better part of the season (ranked 17th in the league). Defenseman Erik Karlsson scored in the first period on Monday before boosting his club-leading totals in assists (34) and points (40) by setting up Burns' goal in the second. This is the first of back to back games for the Sharks. On Saturday night, they'll be in Minnesota to play the Wild.
The Jets saw their perfect February points streak come to an end on Tuesday night after red-hot goaltender Igor Sherterkin stopped 42-of-43 shots for the win. The Jets power-play went 0-for-4 after going 4-for-10 in the previous two contests. Ehlers collected his 20th goal of the season, hitting that mark for the fourth straight year. Forward Andrew Copp has two goals and two assists in the last four games. On Wednesday the team announced a multi-year extension for Head Coach Paul Maurice. He has been at this at this position since the 2013-14 season. Laine collected one goal and two assists in Winnipeg's 5-1 romp over San Jose on Nov. 27, while Kyle Connor has totaled four points (one goal, three assists) in the two meetings and enters Friday with eight points (three goals, five assists) in his last four games overall. Winnipeg's homestand continues Sunday versus the Chicago Blackhawks.
The Jets have been playing well of late, but ran into a hot goalie on Tuesday. I do think Winnipeg gets the win here tonight and their last five wins have come by two goals or more – four of them by three or more. Look for them to beat up on the struggling Sharks.
Pick: Jets -1.5 +165
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Q: A variable declared at class level but initialized in page_load loses its scope in a button_click eventhandler? im new to asp.net.. please bear with me if ma question is way too trivial!!! :)
im using an accordian control within an update panel. and i also have a button to save some data frm the accordian control! - This complete is a user control which is used in another .aspx page.
now in the page_load event of the user control i initialize my database connection which works absolutely fine while loading data to the accordian.. but when i click on save, in the save button click even handler the database connection object is always null..!! (even though it is initialized in the page_load) please help..
.ascx is as here:
<asp:UpdatePanel ID="PrefPanel" runat="server"  >
  <ContentTemplate>
    <ajaxToolkit:Accordion ID="PrefAccordion" runat="server" HeaderCssClass="accordionHeader"
        HeaderSelectedCssClass="accordionHeaderSelected"  ContentCssClass="accordionContent"
        BackColor="#E8EAF7" Height="530px" Width="500px" AutoSize="None" RequireOpenedPane="false"
        BorderStyle="Solid" BorderWidth="1" BorderColor="Black">
        <Panes>

            <ajaxToolkit:AccordionPane ID="ProjCategoryPaneID" runat="server">
                 Project Category
                <Content>
                    <asp:Panel ID="ProjCategoryPanel" runat="server" Width="100%">

                                    <asp:CheckBoxList RepeatDirection="Vertical" TextAlign="Left" ID="ProjCategoryItem1" runat="server" AutoPostBack="false" CausesValidation="false" />

                    </asp:Panel>
                </Content>
            </ajaxToolkit:AccordionPane>
<asp:Button ID="btnSavePref" CssClass="buttonsmall" runat="server" Text="Save" Width="60px" OnClick="btnSavePref_Click"/>
    <asp:Button ID="btnCancelPref" CssClass="buttonsmall" runat="server" Text="Cancel" Width="60px" />
</ContentTemplate>
</asp:UpdatePanel>

the code behind is as here:
public partial class UserPreferences : System.Web.UI.UserControl
    {
        private EAReportingDAL m_DataAccessLayer = null;

        // Projects Category
        Panel projectCategoryPanel;
        CheckBoxList projectCategoryList;

        protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            String connectionString = WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings            ["BSCDB"].ConnectionString;
            m_DataAccessLayer = new EAReportingDAL(connectionString);
                            LoadUserPreferences();
         }

        protected void btnSavePref_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            string userName = this.Page.User.Identity.Name;
            DataSet availabeData = m_DataAccessLayer.GetUserPreferences(this.Page.User.Identity.Name, Constants.ProjectsUIView);
        }
}

in the button click event handler btnSavePref_Click() the the db connection object m_DataAccessLayer is always null, but whereas the same object in LoadUserPreferences() [which i haven't pasted here though] works fine! plz guide me where im wrong or if someone needs more details!!

A: I'm not very familiar with UpdatePanel mechanics but maybe you defined it in such a way that it bypass the Page_Load method.
What I suggest is moving the code create the data access layer to separate method then calling this method from both the page load and button click handler:
private void InitDataAccess()
{
    //ignore if already created
    if (m_DataAccessLayer != null)
        return;
    String connectionString = WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings            ["BSCDB"].ConnectionString;
    m_DataAccessLayer = new EAReportingDAL(connectionString);
    LoadUserPreferences();
}

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    InitDataAccess();
}

protected void btnSavePref_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    InitDataAccess();
    string userName = this.Page.User.Identity.Name;
    DataSet availabeData = m_DataAccessLayer.GetUserPreferences(this.Page.User.Identity.Name, Constants.ProjectsUIView);
}


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Quarterback sneak
Laura Miller April 4, 1996 4:00AM
Steve Hatchell answered the telephone in his hotel room last Thursday evening full of good cheer.
And, hey, why not?
The 49-year-old commissioner of the new Big 12 athletic conference was in New York City for an extended weekend. He was staying at the Marriott Marquis, a big, glitzy hotel located in the heart of the Broadway theatre district. He was up from Dallas for the NCAA Final Four basketball championship, one of the biggest events in college sports.
Hatchell had been to the event many times before, but this year's appearance was especially sweet.
Because this year he is a big deal--the newly appointed commissioner of the new powerhouse conference, made up of the Big Eight and the four best athletic schools from the soon-to-be-defunct Southwest Conference. He is making $200,000 a year--a figure destined to quickly escalate when the Big 12 becomes operational in July. He owns a $600,000 home in University Park, where he had moved three years ago to take a job as commissioner of the Southwest Conference. And, best of all, his new bosses in the Big 12 had just picked Dallas as the headquarters of the Big 12, bypassing Kansas City, where the Big Eight had been based for 89 years.
It had been a heck of a battle between the two cities--vying to land an operation that would boast a mere 20 employees--but Dallas had emerged the victor.
For one simple reason. At the 11th hour--two months after the two cities' bids had been submitted and four days before the decision was scheduled to be announced--Dallas City Manager John Ware had pulled the city's wallet out of his hat and offered a stunning $1.25 million in taxpayer money as a no-strings-attached-spend-it-as-you-will-Missouri-you'll-never-top-this gift.
It was an astonishing move that The Dallas Morning News tried its darnedest not to cover. Its initial report on the decision ran in the sports section and never bothered to mention the public's cash, instead explaining what happened this way: "Dallas officials suggested the vote went in their favor because of the superior airline connections out of D/FW International Airport and Love Field, and Dallas' image as 'the cultural and economic center of the region.'"
In the News' hands, the story--and the money--was destined to become teeny-tiny sports trivia. But on the day of the Big 12 announcement, Councilwoman Donna Blumer got a phone call tipping her off to Ware's offer, with which she immediately confronted Ware. Blumer's tipster also called the news department at Channel 5, which immediately ran a story, forcing the News to pursue the story--five days later.
Incredibly, only Bob Stimson, Donna Blumer, and Paul Fielding--the three most alert, most fiscally responsible members of the council--cried foul. What these councilmembers wanted to know, of course, was how Ware could be so brazen--or so stupid--as to haul off and do something of this magnitude without getting the OK from the council, which, of course, has to approve such an expenditure. "He did it not only without council authorization, but without council knowledge," Councilwoman Donna Blumer was quoted saying in the paper.
To which Ware humbly replied, referring to his bosses: "What I probably should have done was to at least call them up, and advise them of what was going down."
The story, though, never took on any steam--in part because Mayor Ron Kirk was quick to strongly defend Ware. Kirk had first heard about Ware's offer the week before, while on his much-publicized trade junket to South Africa, he told the News. But he applauded the manager's move. "I think this is much ado about nothing," Kirk said upon his return. "Dallas ought to be thrilled that we're bringing the Big 12 to Dallas. There is no question that John Ware has acted properly...I back him 100 percent."
Much more than we knew.
Because it seems there was more than one person with his finger on the trigger, offering $1.25 million of the public's cash to snag a tiny number of employees.
Just ask Steve Hatchell. He knows where his money came from.
"It came from the city manager, with the mayor's backing," he told me matter-of-factly, during a pleasant, open conversation we had while he was in New York. "You know, it's a rarity when you can really get someone to not only get interested, but to really understand the big picture. Ron's incredibly well-liked and well-respected, so when he wants to get something to work, he can get the ingredients put together. We didn't have to wind him up at all."
How interesting. And how positively revealing.
And people thought Bartlett was bad.
True, Steve Bartlett would look you in the eye and promise you the moon, then run for cover--like a cat caught with a bird in its mouth--the minute opposition mounted. True, Bartlett would get all mayoral and magnanimous and offer Norm Green a sports arena and Ray Hunt a racetrack. (Lucky for the taxpayers, it would all blow up in his face when Bartlett's buds woke up and saw their emperor standing there, earnest but naked, clutching only one vote, incapable of capturing the rest.)


I've recorded 7 of my own CD's over the years and been a featured guest on countless others like IBC and Maple Blues Award Winner Paul DesLauriers, up-and-comer country artist Liz Moriondo and 80s pop icon Tiffany.
My studio gear includes Fender and Gatewood Guitars, Fender and Orange Amplifiers, Focusrite Saffire Audio Interfaces, Macbook Pro and Logic X.
My charge is per track and I'm happy to do my best to make sure that you're happy, within reason. This includes talking beforehand (Skype or Facetime, email, phone call, whatever) to make sure that we're on the same page and then staying in constant contact to make sure I'm heading in the right direction.
My turn-around time is about a week, depending on my travel schedule.


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Q: The logic for collision detection of object with the window form is not working right. I am trying to detect when the object in a form get bigger than the form itself. When it does that a MessageBox should appear with the text "Game over".
This is what I've done:
For x-axis
  private void CollisionXForward()
    {
        int x = this.Width; //the width of the form is 493

        //if the position of x-axis of the rectangle goes over the limit of the form...
        if (rc.PositionX  >= x )
        {
           //...game over
            MessageBox.Show("Game over");

        }
        else
        {
              //move the object +5 every time i press right arrow
            rc.MoveXForward();

        }

The thing is that the rectangle dissapears because it goes a step further than the frame itself. I have "fixed" the problem by having this statement:
if (rc.PositionX  >= x - (rc.Width * 2))

instead of the normal one you see at the code. But it doesn't work when I do the same thing with the y-axis or when I change the size of the rectangle.

A: Try:
if (rc.PositionX + rc.Width >= ClientRectangle.Width)

and
if (rc.PositionY + rc.Height >= ClientRectangle.Height)

Edit:
private void CollisionXForward()
{
    rc.MoveXForward();

    //if the position of x-axis of the rectangle goes over the limit of the form...
    if (rc.PositionX + rc.Width >= ClientRectangle.Width )
    {
       //...game over
        MessageBox.Show("Game over");

    }
}

or
private void CollisionXForward()
{
    //if the position of x-axis of the rectangle goes over the limit of the form...
    if (rc.PositionX + step + rc.Width >= ClientRectangle.Width ) //step is 5 in your case
    {
       //...game over
        MessageBox.Show("Game over");

    }
    else
    {
        //move the object +5 every time i press right arrow
        rc.MoveXForward();

    }
}

valter

A: Give your rc object a BoundingBox property returning a Rectangle. Then the test becomes easy
if (this.ClientRectangle.Contains(rc.BoundingBox)) {
    rc.MoveXForward();
} else {
    MessageBox.Show("Game over");
}

If you need to leave space for a step then test like this:
if (this.ClientRectangle.Contains(rc.BoundingBox.Inflate(step, step))) {
    rc.MoveXForward();
} else {
    MessageBox.Show("Game over");
}

public class MyRcClass
{
   ...
   public Rectangle BoundingBox
   {
       get { return new Rectangle(PositionX, PositionY, Width, Height); }
   }
}


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UBC Law Prof Cited in SCC Landmark Decision
Written on Wednesday, August 14th, 2013
According to UBC Faculty of Law News, UBC Law Professor Catherine Dauvergne and Ph.D. student Asha Kaushal recently were cited in a landmark decision of the Supreme Court of Canada, a decision that will have an impact on future war crimes cases and refugee applications.
The Vancouver Sun described the case as a new test for the degree of participation in war crimes that justifies denying refugee status. The Court unamimouslyheld that mere association with a government or group perpetuating war crimes does not invalidate the refugee claim and that a refugee claimant had to be actively involved with war crimes to invalidate his or her claim. Refugee lawyers and advocates view this case as a clear victory, having often criticized Canada's complicity with war crimes test as being overly broad and out of sync with international law.
The work cited in the decision was Kaushal, Asha and Catherine Dauvergne: "The Growing Trend of Exclusion: Trends in Canadian Refugee Exclusions" (2011), 23 Int'l. J. Refugee L. 54.
Categories: BC Law Schools


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Request Exhibit
Ritual Hunting of the Xavante of Brazil
About the Institute and Exhibit Program
Founded in 1924, the Middle American Research Institute (M.A.R.I.) at Tulane University strives to promote greater understanding of the vibrant and diverse cultures of Mesoamerica, the area encompassing much of Mexico and Central America.
The Institute stewards an extensive collection of textiles, artifacts, and ethnographic materials and an archive of letters, field notes, maps, and photographs gathered during field projects and given by generous donors. M.A.R.I. endeavors to make these collections visible and accessible to researchers, students, and the general public through exhibitions, workshops, symposia, and scholarly publications.
M.A.R.I. interns have the opportunity to work with and research the Institute's archival and artifact collections. The culmination of their hard work is an online exhibit available through Tulane's library website. These exhibits cover a wide range of topics showcasing the people and material culture of Mesoamerica.
The Xavante people of central Brazil are an indigenous population inhabiting the eastern portion of the state of Mato Grosso, west of the Rio Araguaia. The Xavante, who self-identify as A'uwe, meaning "people," are part of the Akwén ethnolinguistic group belonging to the Gê linguistic family. The population of the Xavante in Mato Grosso was estimated to be around 10,000 at the beginning of the 21st century. Although extensive cattle raising and monocropping have limited the Xavante's access to land and lifestyle as trekkers, they continue to thrive in the Brazilian tropical savannah or cerrado. This exhibit presents objects used by the Xavante and other indigenous groups in Central Brazil. Weapons, personal ornaments, and baskets are used to illustrate ritual hunting and other aspects of the lives of the Xavante. The ethnographic materials in this exhibit were collected by James Welch in the 1990s and early 2000s and donated to M.A.R.I. in 2018.
Creation Date: Fall 2020
Acknowledgements: The exhibit was designed by Education and Outreach Intern Aiyana Thomas and supervised by Jocelyne Ponce, M.A.R.I. Collections Manager.
Wasserspring, Welch, James
2014 Xavante Ritual Hunting: Anthropogenic Fire, Reciprocity, and Collective Landscape Management in the Brazilian Cerrado. Human Ecology 42(1):47-59
Exhibit Sections
Landscape and Subsistence of the Xavante
Ritual Hunting for Age-set Initiation Rites and Ceremonies
Ritual Hunting for Weddings


Even though pumpkin spice lattes have officially hit the shelves again, that doesn't mean summer will quit without a fight! There's still plenty of time to soak up the sun. If you want to give your friend or family the best summer gift to remember, try these ideas before the season ends.
Skydiving is the perfect activity to make this a summer you won't forget! If you're looking for fun, friendship, and adventure, indulging in a skydiving experience for the first time is the ride of your life.
When you visit the skydiving center, they will give you a brief training session. Because you're attached to a trained professional in your first tandem jump, the process to get you in the air and jump out of an airplane is easy and streamlined. This is a perfect gift idea for the young college student in your life or the recent grad. Most tandem jumps have an age limit, meaning that no one under 18 will be allowed to go parachuting. This keeps the activity fun and most of all, safe.
Wineries and craft brewing locations have begun to make one of the ideal first date locations. If you're looking to ensure your friend has fun in their last fleeting weeks of summer, there's no better way to guarantee their safety than by also attending the wine tour. Visit an area of the United States that's known for their wine and make an entire vacation out of it.
Okay, this one is a little mundane by comparison, but spending so much time outside can cause serious damage to your skin without the right protection. By choosing a facial, you'll rejuvenate your friend's face and give them the skin they deserve. Even if you want to perform a "make a mask" night, it's a great way to promote friend bonding and have a fun time fixing your complexion.
If you want to skydive in Florida, there's no better resource than Jumpflodiaskydiving.com Be sure to call before the season ends and the hiring date starts again.


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John Robert Coldwell
John Robert Coldwell, age 57, of Jordan, MT passed away 11/21/2020 in ST. Vincent's Hospital in Billings with his wife by his side.
John was born 10/18/1963 in Jordan to Jerry and Delphine Coldwell. He attended grade school at Kester the graduated from Garfield County District High School.
John drove semi for a few years for Ray Jerrel Inc. He always loved trucking with Jim Willson and Tim Neiffer hauling cows to various places. John also worked for Alan Ballensky farming in the spring and summer then went trucking for Alan in the fall and winter. John always looked up to Alan. He taught John some valuable in's and out's of farming and trucking. I think John taught Alan a little too.
In 1991, John met Terri Schenk in Miles City. They were married 07/03/1992. Together they raised Robert (RJ) Schenk and April Schenk. In 1994 their son Nolan Coldwell was born. John continued farming and driving semi for Alan Ballensky until September 1998 when John moved his family to Jordan to live on the family ranch where he worked until the time of his passing.
John served as a school board member at Kester school for a few years. He was also a volunteer fire fighter (Haxby Renegades). John's Doctor from Minnesota snickered at John when John told him he helped fight the Huff fire wearing his oxygen. His doctor said he should not have done that but then again he's a farmer, they do what they have to do!
John's true passion was working on the ranch, farming, working with cattle and watching his kids and grandkids grow up. "Kids say the darnest things".
John will always be our hero, best friend and dad. Any man can be a father but it takes someone special to be a dad!!
John is preceded in death by his grandparents Robert and Ester Coldwell, Carl and Elenore Swanson, his dad Jerry Coldwell and Uncle Cole Coldwell.
John is survived by his wife Terri, children Robert (Wendy) Schenk of Jordan, April (Adam) Johnson of Sidney and Nolan (Shannon Moon) Coldwell of Jordan. 6 grandkids, Gage, Race and Cami Johnson, Carly and Cody Schenk and unborn baby Jonathan Coldwell soon to arrive. Mother Delphine Coldwell, Brothers Morgan (Jan) Michels of Ashland KY, Jason (Sheila) Coldwell of Mott, ND, Sisters Jerri (Les) Thomas and JoDetta (Jay) Smith of Lemmon SD and numerous nieces and nephews and lots friends.
There will be a joint memorial service for John and Jerry Coldwell on Saturday, June 12 at 2:00 pm in Jordan's High School Gym. A luncheon will follow at the VFW Hall in Jordan. Everyone is invited.


From its initial publication in 1943, the Artists Sketch Pad was a yearly institution in the calendar- publishing business. Originally created by Earl MacPherson for Brown & Bigelow, the calendars' format was adopted by most major pinup publishers for almost twenty years. There were twelve one-sheet pages of pinups, spiral bound along the top of the calendar that featured a central image surrounded by a group of smaller ones.


President Ram Nath Kovind had a meeting with his Tajikistan counterpart Mr. Emomali Rahmon in Dushanbe. Dushanbe is capital of Tajikistan.
Q5. Who is the Managing Director (MD) of Clearing Corporation of India (CCIL)?
R Sridharan is the Managing Director of CCIL.
Q6. Which Organisation has approved a USD250 million loan to improve irrigation services and management accountability in Indonesia recently?
The Board of Directors of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has approved a USD250 million loan to improve irrigation services and management accountability in Indonesia. The project, cofinanced with the World Bank, aims to rehabilitate, revitalize and modernize water resources and irrigation systems in Indonesia. It also seeks to strengthen irrigation institutions and management and improve the operation and maintenance of these systems.
Q7. Which organisation has been given the sole privilege to operate Pradhan Mantri Vaya Vandana Yojana?
LIC of India has been given the sole privilege to operate Pradhan Mantri Vaya Vandana Yojana.
Q8. National Housing Bank (NHB) has decided to increase the Refinance Limit from ___________ to Rs. 30,000 crore for the Current Year (July 2018-June 2019).
Q9. Recently, who has become India's first-ever gold medallist in the history of Youth Olympic Games (YOG)?
Q10. Sandeep Chaudhary produced a stunning world record in Asian Para Games at Jakarta. He belongs to which of the following games?
Q11. Which city was hosted the Asian Para Games 2018?
Jakarta, Indonesia was hosted the Asian Para Games 2018.
Q13. Brexit Secretary David Davis has resigned from the UK government recently. Who is the present Prime Minister of United Kingdom?
Brexit Secretary David Davis has resigned from the UK government. Theresa May is the present Prime Minister of UK.
Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport is an international airport serving southeast Sri Lanka.
Q15. Recently, Google has announced that it will shut down _______ for consumer use over the next 10 months.


Based in Huddersfield Road, Oldham, Pamache is a business.
Pamache is in Huddersfield Road Oldham. You can view a list of neighbouring businesses by going to the Huddersfield Road page.
Note: the pin is positioned at the postcode centre, and may not correspond with the precise location of 181 Huddersfield Road.


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Future "Monster"
Tristan Banning August 19, 2014
Atlanta's Future has released a brand new single, "Monster," a new track from his upcoming Evol mixtape. The track finds Future rapping about how he's a "monster on these hoes," which could explain why he and his finance/baby momma Ciara broke up recently. The track was produced by Metro Boomin and Southside and, as mentioned above, acts as the first single from Evol (Love backwards), which is set to drop this fall on iTunes. Listen below.
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Ex-podcaster. Creator. Collaborator. Sneakerhead. Coffee Maniac. Blood & Sand drinker. Recovering vegetarian. Mid-season jacket collector.
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RZA & Paul Banks Are "Banks & Steelz" Share "Love & War" ft. Ghostface Killah
2 Chainz "G.O.O.D. Music" Music Video (European Version)
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The characters in the royal palace speak Spanish.
All songs are a combination of Spanish and English.
Bienvenidos a Agrabah! The rollicking Disney adventure is told in Spanish and English.
Disney's Aladdin Dual Language Edition features the Academy Award-winning score from Disney's animated classic, with lyrics in both Spanish and English. This bilingual adaptation has been a smash hit in schools and regional productions, including Houston's Theatre Under the Stars.
Disney's Aladdin DLE features a revamped plot that creates dramatic necessity for the bilingual script. Our story begins centuries ago, when the royalty of Agrabah spoke one language and the citizens another. Communication is impossible without translation... which is controlled by the evil vizier, Jafar. When the rebellious princess, Jazmin, and a delinquent street rat, Aladdin, meet in the marketplace, they find something special in one another. Together, they work to transcend the barriers between them and, with a little magic, help create a better future for themselves and for Agrabah.
This touching musical adventure will thrill both Spanish- and English-speaking audiences. The show has a flexible-sized ensemble cast that features roles for children, roles for teens and star turns. Disney's Aladdin DLE has a strong track record as a community favorite and educational staple, using musical theater to engage audiences and promote language skills.
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This is an update to the earlier post of 26 August with pictures from Shane Joyce showing the opening event on 18 September.
There have been several references to the Marconi radio site at Clifden in Connemara on this site and in the annual newsletter. This is the latest information we have received from Shane Joyce who has done much to publicise the site and the Marconi connections.
You are all cordially invited to our local opening of the recently completed Clifden Marconi Project which consist of a 4.6km walking trail over the original pathways used by the Marconi personnel.
There is a large number of information panels, "Photoscopes" and Audio devices amongst many other items along the trail. Alcock & Brown, being a major part of the story of the site, feature prominently, of course.
The opening has been scheduled to be on during Clifden Arts festival which is a brilliant event in its own right, now in its 39th year.
This alone is well worth a visit to our town.
The other key partners are Failte Ireland and Galway County Council to whom we are very grateful.
Anyone with Marconi connections will be very welcome to join Shane at this event. If anyone is considering travelling to Connemara they can contact Shane via the comments field below.


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IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE ST. LOUIS
Jobs are leaving, the tax base is shrinking and the population is dropping. North County is feeling the squeeze.
By Laura Higgins on Wed, Dec 22, 1999 at 4:00 am
The baby boom helped build the suburbs, but in North St. Louis County, things aren't booming and there apparently aren't enough babies.
So it wasn't exactly a surprise when SSM Health Care decided to pull the plug on the obstetrics unit at DePaul Hospital in Bridgeton in favor of a new maternity hospital in more prosperous Chesterfield. SSM was just the latest business to turn its back on the county's older northern communities.
For health-care professionals like Dr. Godofredo Herzog, an obstetrician/gynecologist who's practiced in North County since 1967, the decision rankles, especially because DePaul isn't the only facility cutting back. Christian Hospital Northwest on Monday announced plans to close its gynecological operating room, among other services.
"What it means for North County residents is their choice of obstetrics and gynecological services is going to be markedly reduced," Herzog says. North County residents, he says, "have lost the convenience of a neighborhood hospital."
Losing the medical services is just part of a long-term trend that has accelerated in recent years as residents of northern suburbs have moved away -- many of them to St. Charles County.
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates show St. Louis County's population is dropping, with most of the losses coming from North County. Nowhere, according to the estimates, is the decline as marked as it is in municipalities like Berkeley, which lost an estimated 15 percent of its population between 1990 and 1998, and Overland, which lost 9 percent.
As mayor of Florissant for more than 30 years, James Eagan has watched the phenomenon from a unique vantage point. His city's population ballooned from 35,000 in 1960 to 65,000 in 1970 as thousands of brand-new ranch homes sprouted across the landscape in the affluent decades after World War II. The development rush ended long ago, however. Florissant's current population is now down to an estimated 47,000.
Eagan's city weathered the change far better than most of its neighbors, retaining a strong middle class and keeping property values rising. The city's 10-square-mile area is built out, however, and many young families are looking elsewhere to settle down, despite Florissant's low crime rate, a strict housing code that maintained its older housing stock, and amenities that include 380 acres of parkland, two community centers and a $2 million aquatic park.
Eagan is decidedly upbeat about his city's future, but all 10 of his children live elsewhere: One lives just outside the Florissant city limits in unincorporated St. Louis County, four live out of town and the rest are in places like Frontenac, Des Peres and St. Charles. "For some reason they all have to have brand-new houses," he says. "And we don't have brand-new houses."
North County communities, including Florissant, have some of the oldest housing stock in the region -- smaller, bungalow-style homes on tiny lots. The older homes reach a point where they either require a lot of money to repair or they don't meet the needs of 1990s homebuyers, who want more spacious houses on larger lots, says Dennis Judd, a political-science professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Consequently, most North County communities have seen property values lag behind those of other areas of the county -- and, in some cases, actually drop. For example, whereas municipalities such as Crestwood, Chesterfield, Des Peres and Clayton saw property values increase by about 30 percent from 1995 to 1999, North County cities like Dellwood, Ferguson, Berkeley and Calverton Park grew by less than 5 percent. Kinloch's property values actually fell 29 percent; Pagedale, Uplands Park, Pine Lawn and Northwoods all suffered declines. Even Florissant, which still is considered a stable community, registered just 12 percent growth, according to property-valuation data provided by the county Department of Revenue.
Judd attributes part of the pressure on North County on an overabundance of municipalities. "It has the largest number of small municipalities in St. Louis County, and when you fragment leadership that way, it makes it very difficult for that part of the county to compete very well. Those municipalities aren't in a position to adopt very good policies to stabilize.
Race also is a continuing subtext in North County's evolution, Judd says, but not necessarily the main one. "In the 1970s especially and continuing into the 1980s, there was a heavy movement of blacks from the city into North County and then, unfortunately, the white flight we had seen from the city in previous decades," he says. "What's been created is a kind of a situation which people often blame on race. I don't think it's race so much as it is things that really matter -- the degree to which housing stock was older and people who could afford to move would, and how the level of public services is just not adequate in a lot of municipalities."
Judd singles out Florissant as a city that provides a high level of services. Many other North County cities, he says, have unusually high tax rates. But with the low assessed values of their properties, they are still unable to generate enough money to provide adequate services.
Retail revenue has also followed the move out west.
The city of Jennings was once home to the first generation of suburban shopping malls -- such as River Roads, which had a Stix, Baer & Fuller, a J.C. Penney and a Woolworth's during its heyday in the 1960s. By 1995, all that remained of those stores was a J.C. Penney outlet, and when it closed its doors, so did many of the shopping center's other tenants. Northland Shopping Center lost Famous-Barr in 1994, and more vacancies followed there.
Jennings Mayor Benjamin Sutphin has lived in the city for 20 years. "When we moved in, we were within five minutes of any shopping you wanted to do. That's not true today," he says. "There's not really anyplace to do Christmas shopping. You have to go to Ferguson, Florissant, Jamestown or Northwest Plaza," he says.
"Everybody is migrating on out to St. Charles and West County, and a lot of the shopping conveniences have gone with them," Sutphin says. The departure of needed medical services is just an added blow.
"North County is still saturated with people, young people and families. I think they're kind of abandoning us to a point," he says. "It's like when they closed the city hospitals. I think that was a crock, too. It's like now all they're looking for is big high class and the big money, and to heck with the common folk."
Ferguson suffered a steep decline in population in the 1980s, something Mayor Steve Wegert attributes to white flight and the effects of uncontrolled urban sprawl. "When Ferguson was incorporated 100 years ago ... people wanted to move away from the dirt and noise of downtown," he says. "This was urban sprawl back then. We've both benefited and are now a victim of urban sprawl."
He sees the layoffs associated with McDonnell Douglas and the company's subsequent merger with Boeing as a factor in the region's decline. In 1990, at its peak, McDonnell Douglas employed 40,000 people in the St. Louis area. Today, a fraction of that number, 16,300 people, work for Boeing -- and more layoffs are likely.
"Boeing was to North County what Chrysler is to Fenton. That's the major employer, the major tax base," Wegert says. "When a company like that has problems and is significantly downsized, it has a ripple effect."
He agrees that the area also continues to suffer from the "go west" syndrome.
"People are moving to what they view as better opportunities, better jobs, better fill-in-the-blank. We still are slowly bleeding the middle class out of our North County communities, and that is the key to the strength of a community -- the middle class."
Retail has left his city, too. Ferguson went without a supermarket for two years after Schnucks pulled out, although it has since been replaced with a Shop-'N-Save.
What can stem, or reverse, the decline? Wegert believes North County municipalities must better market themselves and provide better services. His city is considering whether to build a community center, for instance. He says St. Louis County government hasn't helped matters, with decisions like one that replaced a Target facility on I-270 in Ferguson with a non-revenue-generating church. "It just doesn't make any sense that a complex the size of a Target store with frontage on the highway and the best the county could do to help fill that facility is a church," he says.
He wants the county to do more to help.
"There needs to be a concerted push from the county and the state to help with these migrations," Wegert says.
In Florissant, where the mayor worries about the viability of the city's North County neighbors, Eagan sees property-tax-base sharing as "the answer. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure that out." It was proposed in an October study by Minnesota lawmaker Myron Orfield called "St. Louis Metropolitics" and commissioned by Metropolitan Congregations United for St. Louis, a coalition of 62 churches.
The idea could provide lower taxes and better services to 80 percent of the region, the study claims, if cities contributed a portion of their tax base to a pool, which would then be redistributed on the basis of a formula that would give preference to cities struggling with low tax bases and high social needs. Most of the biggest recipients would be inner suburbs such as Wellston, Pine Lawn and Jennings.
But Eagan holds out little hope that such a plan could become reality: "Until such time there is state legislation mandating such an approach, it is not going to happen. People are not voluntarily going to do this. The cities that have do not want to give to the cities that have not."
Judd sees no easy answers, either, given the sheer number of municipalities in North County. "In this metropolitan area, there has always been huge resistance to any idea of consolidating municipalities. But short of that, I don't know what can be done."
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import {isPresent} from '../utils/underscore';

export enum RequestMethods {
  GET,
  POST,
  PUT,
  DELETE,
  OPTIONS,
  HEAD,
  PATCH
}

export interface RequestOptions {
  protocol?: string;
  hostname?: string;
  port?: number;
  method?: string;
  path?: string;
  headers?: Map<string, string>;
}

export class Request {
  constructor(public method: RequestMethods, public options: RequestOptions, public body?: any) {}

  hasPayload() {
    return isPresent(this.body);
  }

  payload() {
    if (!this.hasPayload()) {
      return '';
    }

    if (typeof this.body !== 'string') {
      return JSON.stringify(this.body);
    } else {
      return this.body;
    }
  }
}

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Favorite Rivers - Eleven Point, Current, Little Piney.
Anybody going to the Current this weekend?
Usually at 260 and dropping you will continue to see more clarity and it should be wadeable. Streamers will be the game. When its stained and moving like it is now nymphs and dries rarely produce much in my experience. It has produced really well on streamers before however at that cfs. A lot of it just depends on water clarity. Hope this helps.
@2sheds I called the forest service before I headed out there in case they had it closed like some of the other streams in the Ozarks. They had minimal damage and the campground was good to go.
@bkbying89 Its nice, it was my first fly rod, so it has a special place with me and has seen a lot of good fish. It says its a moderate fast action I believe on their website, but its much more of a fast action, since most sage stuff is faster. Its a great nymphing rod and handles pretty big streamers well being a 6wt. But I would not buy one for throwing dries. I have a Sage Mod which is a bit more pricey, buy a great rod!
Got out earlier in the week since the forecast was calling for lots of rain, and the streams were most likely going to get blown out. Hit up my favorite creek to test out some new streamers I tied in search of some Spring Small Jaws. I was not disappointed. They were caught deep and shallow in slower water, most fish were fat and seemed to be pre-spawn, however I did stumble across some on beds, and let them do their thing. Here are a few better ones from earlier in the week and a couple from a few weeks back. Things are only going to get better here soon with Summer on its way! Tight lines.
Nice Fish, That creek is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
haha! you guys are to funny.
@snagged in outlet 3 Why are the not stocking Busch this year, any insight? I actually enjoy fishing 28 on those cold days during the winter every now and then. Thats unfortunate. As far as it being really warm, I would imagine water temps are cool enough, seem to be in the upper 60s lower 70s on most lakes.
I myself own a jackson cuda and a jackson coosa. Both kayaks are great. There a little on the pricey side, but totally worth the investment, and depending on what kind of vehicle you have, you can get racks that make load / unloading very easy... My two cents is the same as Dman said above, get a sit on top that has comfortable seating and spend the extra money. Most of the newer name brand sit on top kayaks are extremely durable, very very stable, unsinkable, and have ample room for dry storage so your overnight river floats are done with ease... Hope this helps. Cheers.
Got out to one of my favorite creeks yesterday evening. Water was lower then expected and gin clear. This made it very easy to find fish and they were eager to eat. Got into 10 - 12 smallmouth in the 12 - 14 inch range, a few large goggle-eye, and a couple smaller black bass. The creek was in great shape which I was glad to see. Waded downstream to a larger hole with very little current and managed a new personal best for this creek, as well as my best smallmouth of this year! Fish was released healthy and hopefully will be caught another day. A few pics for your viewing pleasure. Cheers, Jack.
Those little creek sallies are the best. So much fight. Lets see some of those 17-18 inch creek smallies next time! Those are brutes for creek fish and few and far between... Thanks for sharing!
@Johnsfolly I had just let go and snapped the pic right before it swam off. I try to do that often, but they usually don't turn out due to the fish taking off to quick.


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/**@file tsip_dialog.h
 * @brief SIP dialog layer.
 *
 * @author Mamadou Diop <diopmamadou(at)doubango[dot]org>
 *

 */
#ifndef TINYSIP_DIALOG_LAYER_H
#define TINYSIP_DIALOG_LAYER_H

#include "tinysip_config.h"

#include "tsip.h"
#include "tinysip/dialogs/tsip_dialog.h"

#include "tsk_condwait.h"
#include "tsk_safeobj.h"
#include "tsk_list.h"

TSIP_BEGIN_DECLS

typedef struct tsip_dialog_layer_s
{
	TSK_DECLARE_OBJECT;

	const tsip_stack_t *stack;

	tsip_dialogs_L_t *dialogs;

	struct{
		tsk_bool_t inprogress;
		tsk_bool_t phase2; /* whether unregistering? */
		tsk_condwait_handle_t* condwait;
	} shutdown;

	TSK_DECLARE_SAFEOBJ;
}
tsip_dialog_layer_t;

typedef tsk_list_t tsip_dialog_layers_L_t;

tsip_dialog_layer_t* tsip_dialog_layer_create(tsip_stack_t* stack);

TINYSIP_API tsip_dialog_t* tsip_dialog_layer_find_by_ss(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, const tsip_ssession_handle_t *ss);
tsip_dialog_t* tsip_dialog_layer_find_by_ssid(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, tsip_ssession_id_t ssid);
tsip_dialog_t* tsip_dialog_layer_find_by_callid(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, const char* callid);
tsk_bool_t tsip_dialog_layer_have_dialog_with_callid(const tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, const char* callid);

TINYSIP_API int tsip_dialog_layer_shutdownAll(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self);
int tsip_dialog_layer_signal_stack_disconnected(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self);
int tsip_dialog_layer_signal_peer_disconnected(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, const struct tsip_transport_stream_peer_s* peer);
int tsip_dialog_layer_remove_callid_from_stream_peers(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, const char* callid);
tsip_dialog_t* tsip_dialog_layer_new(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, tsip_dialog_type_t type, const tsip_ssession_t *ss);
int tsip_dialog_layer_remove(tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, const tsip_dialog_t *dialog);

int tsip_dialog_layer_handle_incoming_msg(const tsip_dialog_layer_t *self, tsip_message_t* message);

TINYSIP_GEXTERN const tsk_object_def_t *tsip_dialog_layer_def_t;

TSIP_END_DECLS

#endif /* TINYSIP_DIALOG_LAYER_H */


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Q: How to create a post method for related entities using DTOs in ASP.NET Core Web API I am trying to create a crud for two related entities, I am new to Web APIs. I am not really sure if I am doing it right.
Here are my two models:
Estado is my parent model:
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;

namespace AppEstados.Models
{
    public class Estado
    {
        public int Id { get; set; }
        [Required]
        public string? Nombre { get; set; }
        public ICollection<Municipio>? Municipios { get; set; }
    }
}

Municipio:
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;

namespace AppEstados.Models
{
    public class Municipio
    {
        public int Id { get; set; }
        [Required]
        public  string? Nombre { get; set; }
        public int EstadoId { get; set; }
        public Estado? Estado { get; set; }
    }
}

EstadoDto:
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;

namespace AppEstados.DTOs
{
    public class EstadoDto
    {
        public int Id { get; set; }
        [Required]
        public string? Nombre { get; set; }
    }
}

MunicipioDto:
using AppEstados.Models;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;

namespace AppEstados.DTOs
{
    public class MunicipioDto
    {
        public int Id { get; set; }
        [Required]
        public string? Nombre { get; set; }
        public int EstadoId { get; set; }
        public string? Estado { get; set; }
    }
}

MunicipioController:
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
using AppEstados.Data;
using AppEstados.Models;
using AppEstados.DTOs;

namespace AppEstados.Controllers
{
    [Route("api/[controller]")]
    [ApiController]
    public class MunicipioController : ControllerBase
    {
        private readonly MiContext _context;

        public MunicipioController(MiContext context)
        {
            _context = context;
        }

        // GET: api/Municipio
        [HttpGet]
        public async Task<ActionResult<IEnumerable<MunicipioDto>>> GetMunicipios()
        {
            var municipio = await _context.Municipios.Select(x => new MunicipioDto
            {
                Id = x.Id,
                Nombre = x.Nombre,
                EstadoId = x.EstadoId,
                Estado = x.Estado.Nombre
            }).ToListAsync();

            return municipio;
        }

        // GET: api/Municipio/5
        [HttpGet("{id}")]
        public async Task<ActionResult<MunicipioDto>> GetMunicipio(int id)
        {
            var municipio = await _context.Municipios
                                          .Include(x => x.Estado)
                                          .FirstOrDefaultAsync(x => x.Id == id);

            if (municipio == null)
            {
                return NotFound();
            }

            var municipioDto = new MunicipioDto()
            {
                Id = municipio.Id,
                Nombre = municipio.Nombre,
                EstadoId = municipio.EstadoId,
                Estado = municipio.Estado.Nombre
            };

            //var municipioDto = MunicipioAdto(municipio);
            return municipioDto;
        }

        // PUT: api/Municipio/5
        // To protect from overposting attacks, see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2123754
        [HttpPut("{id}")]
        public async Task<IActionResult> PutMunicipio(int id, MunicipioDto municipioDto)
        {
            if (id != municipioDto.Id)
            {
                return BadRequest();
            }

            var municipioAmodificar = await _context.Municipios
                                                    .Include(x => x.Estado)
                                                    .FirstOrDefaultAsync(x => x.Id == id);

            if (municipioAmodificar == null)
            {
                return NotFound();
            }

            municipioAmodificar.Nombre = municipioDto.Nombre;
            municipioAmodificar.Estado.Nombre = municipioDto.Estado;

            try
            {
                await _context.SaveChangesAsync();
            }
            catch (DbUpdateConcurrencyException) when (!MunicipioExists(id))
            {
                 return NotFound();
            }

            return NoContent();
        }

        [HttpPost]
        public async Task<ActionResult<MunicipioDto>> PostMunicipio( MunicipioDto municipioDto)
        {
            var municipio = new Municipio()
            {
                Nombre = municipioDto.Nombre,
                EstadoId = municipioDto.EstadoId
            };

            _context.Municipios.Add(municipio);
            await _context.SaveChangesAsync();

            return CreatedAtAction("GetMunicipio", new { id = municipio.Id }, municipio);
        }

        // DELETE: api/Municipio/5
        [HttpDelete("{id}")]
        public async Task<IActionResult> DeleteMunicipio(int id)
        {
            var municipio = await _context.Municipios.FindAsync(id);

            if (municipio == null)
            {
                return NotFound();
            }

            _context.Municipios.Remove(municipio);
            await _context.SaveChangesAsync();

            return NoContent();
        }

        public static MunicipioDto MunicipioAdto(Municipio municipio)
        {
            var municipioDto = new MunicipioDto()
            {
                Id = municipio.Id,
                Nombre =municipio.Nombre
            };

            return municipioDto;
        }

        private bool MunicipioExists(int id)
        {
            return _context.Municipios.Any(e => e.Id == id);
        }
    }
}

When I do a POST request in Postman, I get the following results:
POST REQUEST TO Municipio
As you can see I get a null value, for estado, so I was wondering how to fix that...
When I send a GE REQUEST TO MUNICIPIO on Postman, I do get all the values that were inserted.
I know my problem is in my PostMunicipio and GetMunicipio(int id) methods.

A: your PostMunicipio method never fetches the related Estado resource from the db.
You have a few options, the simplest probably being a quick:
// After awaiting SaveChangesAsync, so that municipo.Id is populated
var municipoToReturn = await _context.Municipios
    .Select(m => new MunicipioDto
    {
        Id = m.Id,
        Nombre = m.Nombre,
        EstadoId = m.EstadoId,
        Estado = m.Estado.Nombre
    })
    .FirstOrDefaultAsync(m => m.Id == municipo.Id);

or, if you want to fetch only the name:
// After awaiting SaveChangesAsync, so that municipo.Id is populated
var estadoNombre = await _context.Municipios
    .Select(m => m.Estado.Nombre)
    .FirstOrDefaultAsync(m => m.Id == municipo.Id);
municipoDto.Estado = estadoNombre;

and, a final option that EF provides:
await _context.Entry(municipo)
    .Reference(b => b.Estado)
    .LoadAsync();
municipoDto.Estado = municipo.Estado.Nombre;


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