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NHPCO, headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, is the largest nonprofit membership organization representing hospice and palliative care programs and professionals in the United States. The organization advocates for the terminally ill and their families, and is committed to enhancing quality of life for people dying in America and their loved ones. NHPCO develops public and professional educational programs and materials to enhance understanding and availability of hospice and palliative care.
As two organizations serving bereaved families, Legal & General America and NHPCO are exploring opportunities to continue to work together to provide increased access to local grief support resources.


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'It was very strange!' I'm A Celeb's Arlene Phillips reveals she was allowed to dye her HAIR and watch Netflix while stars were evacuated from the castle during Storm Arwen
She became the first star axed from the current series of I'm A Celebrity on Sunday night.
And during an appearance on Monday's GMB, Arlene Phillips, 78, revealed exactly what happened during the evacuation from Gwrych Castle due to Storm Arwen, which forced the ITV show off air for three days.
The former Strictly judge explained that despite being cut off from the outside world, with no access to the internet, phones, or social media, she was allowed to dye her hair and watch Netflix during the impromptu isolation.
The inside scoop: On Monday's GMB, Arlene Phillips, 78, revealed exactly what happened during the evacuation from Gwrych Castle due to Storm Arwen
Arlene said: 'We definitely didn't get our phones back - I wish. The only thing we had to watch was Netflix. No news, no family contact, nothing.
'We spent a day in the castle. We didn't know where we were going to go what was going to happen. Then we were taken into separate houses. We were totally isolated.
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'It was very strange, because you're out of the castle, but you're in isolation.'
The former dance professional divulged that she was able to dye her hair during the brief hiatus from the castle, saying: 'I got my Josh Wood delivered and I could do my roots. But we went back into the castle and got on with the job at hand.'
Details: The former Strictly judge detailed the 'strange' conditions during the unexpected isolation period, explaining that campmates weren't allowed contact with the outside world
Clueless! 'We spent a day in the castle. We didn't know where we were going to go what was going to happen. Then we were taken into separate houses. We were totally isolated'
Storm Arwen forced the ITV show off air last weekend, on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, much to fury of viewers at home.
The extreme weather in Wales caused technical damage on set and meant the celebrities had to be removed from their camp and returned to quarantine.
The last two series of I'm A Celeb have been filmed in the 200-year-old Gwrych Castle in Abergele, North Wales.
After being axed from I'm A Celebrity on Sunday night, Arlene told Ant and Dec that she felt: 'Relieved, but emotional because of everything this has been.'
Explaining that the venture was for her granddaughters, she added: 'It brings out a lot of emotion and makes you think about your life.'
In answer to the classic question 'who do you want to win', the former Strictly Come Dancing judge named DJ Naughty Boy.
Eliminations usually begin after 10 days but the format has been altered following Richard Madeley's abrupt departure and series being temporarily taken off-air due to Storm Arwen.
Makeover! The former dance professional divulged that she was able to dye her hair during the brief hiatus from the castle
I'm A Celeb's Arlene Phillips details 'strange' conditions during isolation after castle evacuation
Air Bud, one of Disney's most popular franchises, features a piece of 'hateful' Islamophobia in obituary for saying main character's dad 'flew bibles and ham to Muslim prisoners in Berlin in WWII'

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J.S. von Dacre
Secret Sex Trafficking of Female Prisoners in the USA
There is that age old saying: "If you can't do the time, don't do the crime." But what happens when that "time" extends into something else – something that may be far dastardlier than the initial crime, itself?
Thousands of women serving time in prisons, all across the US, are being ensnared in a despicable web of human trafficking. What is most disturbing about it is that it preys upon the one thing all of these women share – vulnerability.
In many states, personal information of inmates is uploaded online, such as their criminal records, release date, and home address. Also included are physical attributes such as height, weight, age, and race, along with their mug shots. The government has essentially concatenated the perfect catalogue for sex traffickers – and hand-delivered it to these master manipulators.
"We have found that prisoners are particularly vulnerable to sex traffickers in a number of ways," explained Dr. Dominique Roe-Sepowitz, Director of the Office of Sex Trafficking Intervention Research at Arizona State University.
"Firstly, their arrest information and photo is public, so sex traffickers can literally shop for potential victims by looking at arrest logs. They can put money on their (the women's) "books" or accounts, without any regulation or oversight so the women are in debt to them.
"Other ways we see incarcerated women sex trafficked is through another woman who is in love with/under the control of a pimp/trafficker. She enters the prison and finds the most vulnerable women (drug addicted, no family, no money) and puts her pimp into contact with them. He writes to them, builds a connection and a relationship, and when the woman is released, she goes with him.
"Finally, a sex trafficker can use bail as debt bondage for a victim. We have had a case in our research from a large US city where the pimp/trafficker took the victim back to the bail bondsman and recalled her bail bond and she went back to jail. She had not earned enough money for him prostituting and told him she wanted to leave."
It is an easy playing field, where the prettiest and youngest are cherry-picked. Pimp-controlled prostitution is said to be one of the most ruthless kinds of trafficking that currently exists in the States.
In a documentary by the Guardian called The Trap, a convicted sex trafficker, Anthony Harris said.
"The finesse pimp is the one that he doesn't care if she leaves. If she stays, she's going to do what she's supposed to do. We are family but we are going to run it like a business at the end of the day, and if you're not doing what you are supposed to be doing: there is the door.
"Then you have the drug pimp, Those are the ones that's (sic) forcing the girls to do stuff because they're addicted to a drug and nine times out of ten, the girl is addicted to drugs.
"A gorilla pimp is the worst kind of pimp. They beat their women up, they tie them up, they do all the kinds of crazy stuff to these girls to kind of make the girls stay around."
The obvious question might be why the authorities have not taken better steps to safeguard these women, but Dr. Roe-Sepowitz attests that it is not that straightforward.
"The purpose of the criminal justice system is to protect the public from the defendants/arrestees/prisoners," she said. "To see them as the victim is quite outside what is typical and recognising the vulnerabilities of potential sex trafficking victims is often beyond the scope of services that inmates receive. We are trying to change this and have recently increased our work to train medical, mental health, and corrections staff at our jails in Maricopa County to recognise the signs of sex trafficking and the tools to identify victims. We continue to work to develop enough services for the victims once they are released."
Many of the victims, with whom Dr. Roe-Sepowitz has worked, have spent time in jail or prison due to the forced criminality that goes along with the prostitution in sex trafficking situations. These women are often instructed to rob their victims; deal drugs for the sex traffickers; steal things; and are sold for sex over and over again.
"It is critically important that we teach persons working with inmates/prisoners that there are victims of sex trafficking among the people they guard," added Dr. Roe-Sepowitz. "This includes men, women, and transgender persons. Victims are not all addicts, are all colours, and races, but the vulnerabilities are similar to most people involved in the criminal justice system. These vulnerabilities include childhood maltreatment; sexual abuse during childhood; a parent in prison; drugs used in their homes growing up; a pattern of running away; and drug use."
In the United States, having a criminal record further exacerbates the problem. These women may already be whitewashed with every job or apartment they try to find upon their release. Out of prison, they face a world where opportunities and even forgiveness may seem to be limited. Tragically, to the women, sometimes the only lure to these traffickers can be the only sense of security or stability these women feel that they have – even if it is false.
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This shirt had definitely seen better days. However, when it is your favorite shirt, are you just going to give up on it? I think not. I worked with the customer on various ideas for repair, and my thread-painting seemed the be the best option.
See the whole story here, including the hilarious account of the incident that caused the damage.


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Roger Lescure, né le  à Albussac, en Corrèze, et mort le  à Terrasson-Lavilledieu, en Dordogne, est un résistant français des Forces françaises de l'intérieur.

Biographie
Cafetier de profession, il met à disposition à partir de  son établissement (qu'il dirige avec son épouse) au parti communiste clandestin dirigé par Germain Auboiroux et Paul Peyraud. C'est la diffusion décisive de la presse clandestine, le travail unitaire fructueux avec Combat (journal) en 1942, sous l'impulsion de Maurice Bourdelle, des frères Henri et Édouard Valéry, et d'autres qui débouche, le , sur la manifestation considérable face à l'arrivée des troupes allemandes. Arrêté en tant que communiste en , il s'évade et continue de soutenir la lutte.

Fin , il est envoyé en Dordogne pour organiser puis diriger à Fanlac une école qui forme les officiers et sous-officiers de la Résistance intérieure française.

Les attaques des maquis sont nombreuses les Allemands surnommeront la région Limousin "la petite Russie".

Il visite les trois départements de l'inter région Corrèze, Lot et Dordogne avec Henri Valéry qui retrouve son frère Édouard Valéry, et qui était depuis le début mai 1944 commissaire des opérations des FTPF.

Début 1944, il est nommé commissaire aux opérations, tout d'abord concernant la Dordogne, avec Roger Ranoux alias Hercule puis la 5 région FFI (R5), avant d'être promu lieutenant-colonel, affecté à l'état-major de cette région. Il aide à la libération d'Égletons, et est chargé du bataillon de sécurité qui se met en place à la Libération de la région.

Des bataillons partent sur les poches de l'Atlantique et vers l'armée de Jean de Lattre de Tassigny. Il est nommé commandant adjoint du 134 régiment d'infanterie, qu'il a aidé à former, comme le 126ème et qui est composé de maquisards de sa région. Il œuvre pour que le nom d'Oradour-sur-Glane soit attribué à ces deux régiments, au nom de la mémoire il avait un lien affectif avec le bourg martyr, lieu de naissance de sa femme Léonie et de sa fille Michelle. Ce régiment est en poste à Metz de juin à , puis participe à l'occupation de l'Allemagne. Le Général de Gaulle exprima sa considération pour la Résistance en nommant dans l'ordre de la Libération Lescure, Louis Godefroy et Georges Guingouin issus de la Résistance F.T.P. Lescure est démobilisé en 1946.
Le Mémorial Corrézien de la Résistance et de la Déportation sera fondé avec Roger Lescure, puis Albert Uminski. Ils ont repris une idée chère à Roger, unir les cinq compagnons corréziens de la Libération dans une pensée commune à Martial Brigouleix, Gilbert Bugeac, Georges Monéger, Elie Rouby.

Ayant repris son activité de commerçant cafetier, il devient ensuite entrepreneur en exploitation de carrière puis commerçant dans l'habillement jusqu'à sa retraite, en 1978.

En 2002, l'Union des associations des anciens combattants Résistants Corréziens se met en place sous la présidence d'Albert Uminski et Roger Lescure, représentant les deux principales tendances de la Résistance L'Union a œuvré, dès ses
débuts, à l'implantation d'un monument commun à la mémoire de toutes les victimes de la guerre. Avec le concours du Conseil général de l'époque et l'accord des Autoroutes du Sud de la France, c'est l'aire de Corrèze, sur l'Autoroute A89 (France), à Vitrac-sur-Montane, qui a été retenue. Une croix de Lorraine à double fût, haute de douze mètres. Réalisée en acier, elle domine le site et symbolise l'union de la Résistance corrézienne. Le Mémorial Corrézien de la Résistance, de la Déportation et des Martyrs a été inauguré le , en présence de Madame Bernadette Chirac, conseillère génèrale du canton de Corrèze, de Jean-Pierre Dupont, président du Conseil général de la Corrèze et d'autres personnalités.

Décédé le  à Terrasson-Lavilledieu, il est enterré à Brive-la-Gaillarde.

Distinctions

  par décret du 17 novembre 1945
  par décret du 24 avril 1946

Liens externes

 Biographie sur le site de l'Ordre de la Libération.

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Résistant corrézien
Résistant en Dordogne
Compagnon de la Libération
Naissance en décembre 1912
Décès en mai 2009
Naissance en Corrèze
Décès à Terrasson-Lavilledieu
Décès à 96 ans
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Lagoona Blue is 15 years old and is the daughter of the infamous sea monster of the "Black Lagoon". In the show, Lagonna is heard clearly to have a thick Australian accent, which goes well with her amor of surfing and the ocean.
She is "Best Ghoul Friends" with everyone on the show, that shows off her friendly personality even more. Doesn't matter who you are, Lagoona will always be there to keep you company.
Also, her favorito color is ocean blue and she has a pet piranha named Neptuna.
Lagoona has long blond hair with light blue highlights hear and there, and has bright green eyes and has dark purple eyeshadow on and dark rosa, -de-rosa lipstick. Lagoona wears a blank tank topo, início with rosa, -de-rosa peixe scales, a black jaqueta with cerceta, verde-azulado cuffs and scales, and black and blue sparkly shorts over knee-length white fishnets. She also wears a light blue, scaled bonnet that has two light blue peixe fins sticking out. She also has a gold seahorse colar and black platform flip-flop sandals.
Lagoona's hair is now up in a large cascading hairdo that is similar to the mane of a horse. (She was going mainly for a sea-horse look) She wears a verde mar, verde-mar striped sheath dress with transparent rosa, -de-rosa ruffles at the corpete and a cascading rosa, -de-rosa hem. Her cinto, correia is a transparent yellow wrap, and her shoes are rosa, -de-rosa and green inverted heels.
Like most of the other girls, Lagoona participates in an after school activity and hers is swimming. Lagoona's swim team uniform includes a black zip up roupa de banho, fato de banho with a collar, a rosa, -de-rosa and green bikini top, and white and green platform sandals. It also has with white earrings, a rosa, -de-rosa and green wristband, and a rosa, -de-rosa and green boogie board with a little bite taken out of the corner.
According to the official website, Lagoona loves to do anything in and involving water and anything with her friends. Her favorito comida is sushi, and her favorito school subject is oceanography.
Lagoona hates anyone that treats that ocean as their own personal garbage can and her least favorito subject is geology. Why? Volcanoes + Rocks + deserts = Her worst nightmare.


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B96 Pepsi Jingle Bash
By Kristin Stahlke December 8, 2017 April 22, 2020
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I was super excited to get tickets to Jingle Bash this year because, well of course, Taylor Swift was headlining. Swift has never done a radio concert performance like this in Chicago – and she's only doing three other ones across the country during this holiday season, so I knew that I had to jump at the chance.
I didn't quite realize how excited I was for this lineup until I actually got to Allstate Arena last night. I had only been to a radio concert once before, it was 103.5 Kiss FM's Jingle Ball in 2014. Here's the lineup.
I have to say that I definitely liked B96's format and lineup better: I prefer less artists who have longer sets. The concert I went to in 2014 featured twice as many performers and most of them only sang 2-3 songs. B96's was different.
2017 breakout artist Khalid opened the show at 7:05PM to an arena slowly filling up. I was happy to see that he had decided to open his set with the song "American Teen," which is one of my favorites by him. I have been following Khalid's career since January, when he was just starting out and was performing at venues with less than 100 person capacities. Khalid had so much energy that it felt contagious, dancing around the stage wearing a personalized Chicago Cubs jersey with backup dancers dressed as cheerleaders. The crowd seemed a tad unfamiliar with his catalog until he got to songs like "Location," and "Silence" – a tune he collaborated on with the DJ Marshmello, who ended up appearing to perform with him on the song.
Photo Credit: Floyd McCraney via B96
Khalid closed his six-song set (which was longer than some of the other artists on the bill) with his current single, "Young Dumb, and Broke," which got the crowd singing along. It's safe to say that he's still young, but he's definitely not dumb, nor will he ever be broke again.
Khalid recently announced a tour that starts early next year with no Chicago date. All signs point towards a slot at Lollapalooza 2018.
The next performer was Sabrina Carpenter – I was really shocked and confused as to why she was ahead of Khalid on the lineup, but my guess is that more people would be familiar with Khalid and perhaps would want to get to the show earlier? Anyway, I did not see her perform, I left my seat to get a beer, go to the bathroom, etc. I am familiar with her one song, "Why," which is actually doing fairly well on Spotify. All I know about her is that she's 18-years-old and that she's on the television show "Girl Meets World" She also has a lot of Instagram followers (13.5 million – which is more than Khalid, Logic, Fifth Harmony, and Backstreet Boys – interesting).
Following Sabrina Carpenter was Fifth Harmony – the girl group that has gone through a lot drama this year following Camila Cabello's departure from the group just about a year ago. Fifth Harmony released their third full length album in August this year. The performance begun with the group's hit "Worth It," – appearing onstage with matching holiday inspired attire and high-level choreographed dance moves.
The energy was definitely there from the start, but it was lost for me after the girls continued with four songs (yes) in a row that I was not familiar with. I guess I can't complain too much because I haven't heard their new album. In all fairness, the ladies of 5H seem happy and confident performing as a (fairly) new quartet, but it just felt like something was missing for me.
While some of the other artists made a point to perform their most popular songs, Fifth Harmony failed to sing a couple of their own – missing was a very obvious "Bo$$." I remember watching the creation of Fifth Harmony on The X-Factor in 2012, and I have followed their careers pretty steadily up until this year. I hate to say it, but I think they were better with Cabello.
Logic (real name Robert Hall) has had an impressive year. I first came across his music when my college had him as the performer at their spring concert this past year (I had a sinus infection and attended to see opener Jesse McCartney and left about three songs into Logic's set because it was pouring rain). As I've said before, I don't really listen to rap music but something about Logic's music is really different and inspiring to me. Logic's music is extremely positive and uplifting, and you can see this evident in his smash hit song "1-800-273-8255," which is the phone number of the National Suicide Prevention Hotline. After the release of the song in April, the hotline reported receiving "the second highest daily call volume in its history" and Google searches of the phone number increased over 100%. His stage presence was infectious and it was really inspiring to see him sharing these powerful messages through his music. I was super impressed!
Let me start off by saying that I had no idea how much I would enjoy Backstreet Boys' performance. The BSB were most relevant when I was maybe 4-years-old, AKA I wasn't at the right age to appreciate them compared to my sister (who I was with at the concert) who is 27. I was going through their catalog on Spotify yesterday to prepare for the show and realized how badly I wanted them to hear "Larger Than Life" and they opened with it. It was amazing. I was seriously impressed with their dance moves, vocal ability and overall stage presence.
I had never seen them before even though I was a fan when I was a lot younger (casually, because again, I was pretty young during their prime), so I guess I underestimated their performance abilities. Not sure why I did, because they've been touring for over 20 years. It was such a fun performance and they ended up singing the most out of anyone there. They ended their set with a encore performance of "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" which was the absolute perfect way to close.
The moment was finally here! Taylor Swift was coming. Her performance began around 10:20PM – which is honestly the time I'm usually in bed ready to sleep. I maintained my composure (as much as I could) when I saw Taylor's mom, Andrea, appear at the mix booth on the floor – and it finally hit me that I was about to see Taylor for the first time since I met her in 2015! I hadn't seen Taylor perform at Allstate Arena since 2011 during her Speak Now tour, so this was a really cool moment for me and the rest of the fans who have been following her for this long. She opened her set with a fiery performance of "…Ready For It?" wearing a sparkly top, black shorts and combat boots.
It was interesting to see her incorporate more dance moves in her performance and I'm not quite sure how I feel about it yet, but she seems to be having a lot of fun, so I approve. She continued with a performance of "Blank Space," then went acoustic for "I Don't Want to Live Forever," the Grammy-nominated song she co-wrote with Jack Antonoff for "50 Shades of Grey." I assume she's been performing this song as a way to campaign for the win. I would have preferred her singing "Call It What You Want" but I'm seeing her twice next year, so I really can't complain that much.
The only thing that was TRULY disappointed about was that 1) She decided to debut the live performance of "Gorgeous" at this show instead of performing "End Game" again, a song that's presumably the next single off of Reputation and a song she's been performing with Ed Sheeran at the other radio shows. Obviously Ed wasn't on the lineup so it wouldn't have really been perform-able, but I would have liked to hear LITERALLY ANYTHING off of Reputation over this song. I just hate this song and I have no problem admitting it.
I also wish that 2) she sang more than six songs! For her to be the headliner and not singing more songs than other artists (Khalid sang six, Fifth Harmony sang eight, Backstreet Boys performed for 50 minutes – I can't remember how many they sang), I was hoping she'd throw in a couple extra. But she is the headliner and can do whatever she wants, so I guess I understand.
I really loved hearing "Look What You Made Me Do" live and thought it was such a fun performance. Overall, I had a great time at this event and was really impressed with the majority of the artists I got to see perform! I think the lineup was really solid and would definitely consider returning to this event next year.
This was also the last concert I will be attending in 2017, so I think it was a great way to finish out the year!
I have one more post coming about every set I saw this year and the 10 best performances. Be on the look out!
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	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  # ERROR: Missing "alg" attribute!
  rules:
  - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &missingRCAError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg:
    id: mapper
    # ERROR: Missing "map" attribute
    default: Default
  rules:
    - id: Default
      effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &missingMapRCAParamError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg:
    id: mapper
    map:
      attr: a
    default: Default # ERROR: Missing Default rule
  rules:
  - id: Error
    effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &missingDefaultRuleRCAError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg:
    id: mapper
    map:
      attr: a
    error: Error # ERROR: Missing Error rule
  rules:
  - id: Default
    effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &missingErrorRuleRCAError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: SomeAlg # ERROR: Unknown PCA!
  policies:
  - id: Default
    alg: FirstApplicableEffect
    rules:
    - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &unknownPCAError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  # ERROR: Missing "alg" attribute!
  policies:
  - id: Default
    alg: FirstApplicableEffect
    rules:
    - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &missingPCAError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg:
    id: mapper
    # ERROR: Missing "map" attribute
    default: Default
  policies:
  - id: Default
    alg: FirstApplicableEffect
    rules:
    - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &missingMapPCAParamError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg:
    id: mapper
    map:
      attr: a
    default: Default # ERROR: Missing Default policy
  policies:
  - id: Error
    alg: FirstApplicableEffect
    rules:
    - effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &missingDefaultPolicyPCAError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg:
    id: mapper
    map:
      attr: a
    error: Error # ERROR: Missing Error policy
  policies:
  - id: Default
    alg: FirstApplicableEffect
    rules:
    - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &missingErrorPolicyPCAError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: boolean
policies:
  id: Default
  alg:
    id: mapper
    map:
      attr: a # ERROR: Wrong attr type
  rules:
  - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &mapperArgumentTypeError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: FirstApplicableEffect

  rules:
  - condition:
      attr: a # ERROR: Condition expr must be boolean
    effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &conditionTypeError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: FirstApplicableEffect

  rules:
  - effect: Bye # ERROR: Unknown effect
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &unknownEffectError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: FirstApplicableEffect
  target:
  - some: # ERROR: Unknown match
    - attr: a
    - val:
        type: string
        content: string
  rules:
  - effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &unknownMatchFunctionError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: boolean # ERROR: Wrong attr type for target
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: FirstApplicableEffect
  target:
  - equal:
    - attr: a
    - val:
        type: string
        content: string
  rules:
  - effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &matchFunctionCastError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: FirstApplicableEffect
  target:
  - equal:
    - attr: a
    # ERROR: Missing second attribute
  rules:
  - effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &matchFunctionArgsNumberError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
  b: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: FirstApplicableEffect
  target:
  - equal:
    - attr: a
    - attr: b
  rules:
  - effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &matchFunctionBothAttrsError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: FirstApplicableEffect
  target:
  - equal:
    - val:
        type: string
        content: string
    - val:
        type: string
        content: string
  rules:
  - effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &matchFunctionBothValuesError{}),
	},

	{
		"policy": `
attributes:
  a: string
  b: string
policies:
  id: Default
  alg: FirstApplicableEffect
  target:
  - equal:
    - some: a
    - some: b
  rules:
  - effect: Deny
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &unknownFunctionError{}),
	},
}

func TestUnmarshalErrors(t *testing.T) {
	p := Parser{}

	for _, tc := range testCases {
		_, err := p.Unmarshal(strings.NewReader(tc["policy"]), nil)
		if err == nil {
			t.Errorf("Expected %s error but got nothing", tc["err"])
		} else if e := fmt.Sprintf("%T", err); e != tc["err"] {
			t.Errorf("Expected %s error but got %s", tc["err"], e)
		}
	}
}

var testCasesUpdate = []map[string]string{
	{
		"update": `
- op: some # ERROR: Unknown operation
  path:
  - Parent policy set
  entity:
    id: Policy Set
    alg: FirstApplicableEffect
    rules:
    - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &unknownPolicyUpdateOperationError{}),
	},

	{
		"update": `
- op: add
  path:
  - 100 # ERROR: Path item must be string
  entity:
    id: Policy Set
    alg: FirstApplicableEffect
    rules:
    - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &invalidPolicyUpdatePathElementError{}),
	},

	{
		"update": `
- op: add
  path:
  - Parent policy set
  entity:
    id: Policy Set
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &entityMissingKeyError{}),
	},

	{
		"update": `
- op: add
  path:
  - Parent policy set
  entity:
    id: Policy Set
    alg: FirstApplicableEffect
    rules:
      - effect: Permit
    policies:
    - id: Permit Policy
      alg: FirstApplicableEffect
      rules:
      - effect: Permit
`,
		"err": fmt.Sprintf("%T", &entityAmbiguityError{}),
	},
}

func TestUnmarshalUpdateErrors(t *testing.T) {
	p := Parser{}
	tag := uuid.New()
	s, err := p.Unmarshal(strings.NewReader(policyToUpdate), &tag)
	if err != nil {
		t.Errorf("Expected no error but got %T (%s)", err, err)
		return
	}

	for _, tc := range testCasesUpdate {
		tr, err := s.NewTransaction(&tag)
		if err != nil {
			t.Errorf("Expected no error but got %T (%s)", err, err)
			return
		}

		_, err = p.UnmarshalUpdate(strings.NewReader(tc["update"]), tr.Symbols(), tag, uuid.New())
		if err == nil {
			t.Errorf("Expected %s error but got nothing", tc["err"])
			return
		}

		if e := fmt.Sprintf("%T", err); e != tc["err"] {
			t.Errorf("Expected %s error but got %s", tc["err"], e)
		}
	}
}

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He was arrested after a standoff with police.
A southern Minnesota resident is charged with pointing a gun at two young sisters and threatening to shoot them if they didn't stay off his lawn.
Scott D. Johnston, 59, of North Mankato, was charged Monday in Nicollet County District Court with second-degree assault and making terroristic threats in connection with the incident Friday outside his home in the 200 block of Cross Street.
The 9-year-old told police that she and her 8-year-old sister were in their own backyard when Johnston aimed a "sniper rifle" at them and threatened to "shoot them if they didn't stop playing on his lawn," the charging document read.
The girls ran and told their parents what happened, the charges continued.
Police arrived and waited outside for nearly 4 hours before Johnston was arrested shortly before midnight Friday.
In a jailhouse interview, Johnston told police that he had come out of the house to have a cigarette when he saw two children he described as boys running through his yard and told them not to do that.
He said he couldn't remember anything else from that evening, explaining that he "had a good buzz going" from drinking, the charges continued.
Police recovered a shotgun from the home. Johnston said the weapon was his and he keeps it loaded under his bed, according to the criminal complaint.
Johnston told the Star Tribune Tuesday that he recalls confronting two boys that evening but nothing else because he had about five mugs of beer "at my favorite watering hole" earlier in the day and went to sleep wearing earplugs.
"I'm sleeping in La-La Land," Johnston said, explaining why police outside the home couldn't rouse him for hours.
He said that it was only when police shined bright lights toward his bedroom that he woke up and surrendered.


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Q: Odd results from ping When I run this on an Ubuntu box:
sudo ping google.com -c 25  -l 25

I get about 1 line back every 2 seconds despite the fact that it should (if I'm reading things correctly) send out all 25 packets at the get go. Oddly enough it claims that I'm getting ping times of:
--- google.com ping statistics ---
25 packets transmitted, 24 received, 4% packet loss, time 0ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 23.370/28.067/32.902/2.895 ms, pipe 24

Also, if I want to bail early, I need to punch ctrl-C once for each packet. Does anyone have any clue what could be causing this?

A: If you ping via IP, as opposed to hostname, you will receive the expected behavior.
I'm still investigating to get to the root of why this is the case.
# find IP address of host
$ host -t a google.com
google.com has address 74.125.225.17
google.com has address 74.125.225.19
google.com has address 74.125.225.20
google.com has address 74.125.225.18
google.com has address 74.125.225.16

# pick an IP and ping it, all output is displayed at once
$ sudo ping 74.125.225.17 -c 25 -l 25
PING 74.125.225.17 (74.125.225.17) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=1 ttl=55 time=29.7 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=2 ttl=55 time=30.4 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=3 ttl=55 time=40.0 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=4 ttl=55 time=40.4 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=7 ttl=55 time=50.1 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=5 ttl=55 time=50.4 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=6 ttl=55 time=51.4 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=8 ttl=55 time=52.4 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=9 ttl=55 time=55.4 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=10 ttl=55 time=56.4 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=11 ttl=55 time=57.3 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=13 ttl=55 time=58.3 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=12 ttl=55 time=59.3 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=14 ttl=55 time=60.3 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=15 ttl=55 time=61.9 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=16 ttl=55 time=62.3 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=17 ttl=55 time=63.2 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=18 ttl=55 time=64.2 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=19 ttl=55 time=68.9 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=20 ttl=55 time=69.2 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=21 ttl=55 time=70.2 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=22 ttl=55 time=75.9 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=23 ttl=55 time=76.2 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=24 ttl=55 time=77.2 ms
64 bytes from 74.125.225.17: icmp_seq=25 ttl=55 time=78.1 ms

UPDATE
After running ping through strace, I found that it was getting hung up on name resolution (no surprise).  However, the thing that caught my eye was avahi-daemon.  This service implements Apple's Zeroconf architecture (also known as "Rendezvous" or "Bonjour").  In other words, functionality I don't need.
After stopping the avahi-daemon, ping behavior went back to normal.
# sudo /etc/init.d/avahi-daemon stop

Disabling it during startup can be accomplished with:
# sudo update-rc.d -f avahi-daemon

Another work around is simply using the -n flag with ping.  The hang up is with reverse DNS lookups performed when processing the replies.

A: If you do a tcpdump while doing your ping, you'll probably see that it's pausing on the reverse-mapping lookup... ie: when it looks up the IP-to-name DNS mapping.
I guess avahi-daemon is being queried somewhere in the chain when the packets come back in.
The -l 25 only cares about the outbound packets... ping is still going to do its job and look up all the names, whether you preload or not. :)

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Q: Power Query: how to keep file detail when importing from folder I'm trying to import some files from a folder using Power Query, and struggling to include the circled date fields in the final dataset.
Date Fields in file property
When I expand the "content" column, all other data fields are removed.
All file properties are lost when I expand "content"
How do I keep the date field from file property?
Thanks,
David

A: It looks like you are combining binaries (the double arrow action), which takes all of the text files and combines them together. As a result, it can't include the other columns in the source table.
I think what you want to do is to store the contents of the file as a text or list value in a column. You can get the text values by right-clicking on the Content column header and choosing Transform | Text.
You could also add a custom column and use a formula like Text.FromBinary([Content]) or Lines.FromBinary([Content]). You can add a custom column by going to the Add Column ribbon tab and clicking on Add Custom Column.

A: After some searching for a solution this post helped me find it. I made a normal query from a file/folder then I deleted the step "Remove other columns" and replaced that step by manually removing al columns except for the date column I wanted to use.
Worked fine for me.


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How to Clear Up Eczema
Vitamin Deficiency Psoriasis Symptoms
What Is Papular Eczema?
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Oatmeal Bath & Psoriasis
Carrot Juice and Eczema
By August McLaughlin
Eczema is a chronic disease characterized by red, swollen, itchy skin. Your symptoms can also appear as blisters that turn into scaly rashes or thick, dry skin patches with scales. You can't "catch" eczema, but it is a common condition, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center, affecting over 15 million Americans. Medications and lifestyle steps, including eating an appropriate diet, can help minimize your symptoms. Carrot juice offers numerous benefits for eczema-affected skin. For best results, seek guidance from your doctor or dietitian.
Eczema Prevention
One cause of eczema is a vitamin A deficiency, according to Dr. Paul Barney in the "Doctor's Guide to Natural Medicine." Consuming foods rich in vitamin A can help prevent eczema symptoms related to a deficiency. Drinking 4 oz. of carrot juice will provide you with 22,567 international units, or IU, of vitamin A, which fulfills 450 percent of the daily recommended intake for adults.
Symptom Management
Carrot juice may also help restore healthy skin tissue during and following eczema flareups. Because of its effectiveness in supporting skin health and tissue repair, medications that replicate vitamin A compounds called retinoids have been prescribed for skin disorders since the late 1990s, according to the Office of Dietary Supplements. While high doses of retinoid medications can be toxic, you can consume foods rich in vitamin A, including carrot juice, without the same risks.
Trigger Food Alternative
Although it remains unclear how significant food sensitivities and allergies are among eczema sufferers, various foods have been linked to making the symptoms worse. Common problem foods include dairy products, eggs, soybeans, wheat, seafood, chocolate, food coloring and fruit with seeds, according to Eczema Guide, a website created by Skin Care Guide, a resources network created by dermatologists. Carrots, which are also rich in vitamin A, provide a nutritious alternative to seed-containing fruits, such as apples, bananas, kiwis, oranges and pears. Carrot juice provides a nutritious alternative to apple, pear and orange juice, and it offers a natural, colorful, sweet-tasting alternative to artificially colored foods, such as jelly beans and popsicles.
For improved eczema symptoms, the "Doctor's Guide to Natural Medicine" recommends consuming 10,000 IU of vitamin A per day -- the amount found in less than 1/4 cup of carrot juice or about 1/3 cup of boiled, sliced carrots. An overall nutritious diet can help reduce inflammation. Optimum foods include nuts and seeds; cold-water fish, such as salmon, halibut and mackerel; whole grains; and vegetables and fresh fruits, unless you have a sensitivity.
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"Doctor's Guide to Natural Medicine"; Paul Barney; 1998
Office of Dietary Supplements, National Institutes of Health: Vitamin A and Carotenoids
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In what could be the biggest merger in the financial sector in India, HDFC Ltd has announced that it will merge itself with HDFC Bank. As a result, HDFC Bank will be 100 percent owned by public shareholders, and existing shareholders of HDFC will own around 41 percent of HDFC Bank. The share exchange ratio shall be 42 equity shares, credited as fully paid up, of face value of Re 1 each of HDFC Bank for every 25 fully paid-up equity shares of face value of Rs 2 each of HDFC. Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are a popular way for companies to enter new markets and expand existing ones. It could be part of a company's strategy to grow market share, expand geographically, cut competition or profit from patents. Here are the 10 biggest mergers of India:
HDFC Ltd and HDFC Bank: HDFC Ltd, India's largest housing finance company, has announced that it will merge with HDFC Bank, creating an entity with a combined market capitalisation of Rs 13.50 lakh crore, making it the third largest in the country and the biggest merger in the financial sector. Following the merger, HDFC Bank will be 100 percent owned by public shareholders and existing shareholders of HDFC Ltd will own 41 per cent of HDFC Bank. HDFC Ltd shareholders as on record date will receive 42 shares of HDFC Bank (face value of Rs one each) and 25 shares of HDFC Ltd at face value of Rs two each.
Zee Entertainment and Sony India: In 2021, two of India's biggest media conglomerates, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited (ZEEL) and Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI), took first steps towards a multibillion-dollar merger. As per the announced deal, Sony Pictures Networks India Pvt. will own a 50.86 percent stake in the merged entity while Essel (Zee's current holding firm) will own 3.99 percent stake. The rest 45.15 percent will be held by the public shareholders. As a part of the contract, Sony pictures had announced that it will spend $1.575 billion on the newly merged company.
Vodafone and Idea: In 2018, telecom giants, Vodafone and Idea completed their merger which was valued at $23 billion, according to Reuters. The two companies were pushed towards the merger due to the entry of Reliance Jio and the price war that followed. As per the deal Vodafone held 45.1 percent stake in the combined entity with the Aditya Birla group held 26 percent stake and the remaining held by Idea.
HUL and GSK CH: HUL, one of India's largest FMCG companies, announced its merger with GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Ltd (GSK Consumer) in 2018. However, GSK Consumer's parent firm, GlaxoSmithKline Plc (GSK), delayed selling the HUL shares it received as compensation until 2020. The overall business in this transaction was valued at Rs 317 billion. In the all-equity merger, HUL shareholders received 4.39 HUL shares for every GSK CH India share.
Arcelor and Mittal: In what was called one of the most hostile transactions, Mittal Steel, one India's largest steel corporations, merged with Arcelor Steel, a Luxembourg-based steel company. The new corporation 'ArcelorMittal' became the world's largest steel company. The transaction was valued at $38.3 billion. In 2006, Mittal Steel chairman Lakshmi Mittal initiated a hostile offer for Arcelor which was followed by a long battle. Eventually, the two businesses united to form the world's largest steel company, controlling 10 percent of the global steel market.
NBFC Capital First and IDFC Bank: In 2018, IDFC Bank, a private lender, and non-banking financial company (NBFC) Capital First announced the completion of their merger. The deal created a combined loan asset book of Rs 1.03 lakh crore for the merged entity IDFC First Bank. The shares of the new entity were listed on the NSE and the BSE in 2019.
Bank of Baroda, Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank: In 2019, the Government of India announced the first-ever three-way consolidation of banks in India. Bank of Baroda (BoB), Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank with a combined business of Rs 14.82 lakh crore were merged to make the third-largest bank after State Bank of India (SBI) and ICICI Bank. According to the scheme of the merger, shareholders of Vijaya Bank received 402 equity shares of BoB for every 1,000 shares held and shareholders of Dena Bank got 110 shares of BoB for every 1,000 shares.
IndusInd Bank and Bharat Financial: In 2019, IndusInd Bank Ltd. completed its merger with Bharat Financial Inclusion Ltd., bringing an end to India's first for-profit microlender. About Rs 7,620-crore worth of loan assets were considered in the merged entity's gross loan number. In accordance with the scheme, Bharat Financial shareholders received 639 shares of the bank for every 1,000 held, as per Bloomberg Quint report. (Image: Company)
Indus Towers and Bharti Infratel: In 2020, the merger of Bharti Infratel and Indus Towers was aimed at creating a mega tower company. In the merger deal, Vodafone Idea received Rs 3,760.1 crore for its 11.15 percent holding in Indus Towers, as per a Livemint report. Following the merger, Vodafone Group held 28.12 percent stake in the merged entity, while the holding of Airtel Group had 36.7 percent.
ONGC's MRPL and HPCL merger (Expected): The government-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC) is considering merging its two refining companies, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL). This development comes as part of ONGC's consolidation drive for better resource management. The proposed merger was expected to take place in 2021, but it was delayed due to the pandemic. As per a Business Standard report, the process has already begun.
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Q: Wpf Nesting Databound TabControls I'm pretty new to WPF and I'm trying to get a series of nested TabControls in order to filter some data, but the nested tabs never seem to want to appear.
<TabControl ItemsSource="{Binding Years}" SelectedItem="{Binding SelectedYear, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged}">
    <TabControl.ContentTemplate>
        <DataTemplate>
            <TabControl ItemsSource="{Binding Customers}" SelectedItem="{Binding SelectedCustomer, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged}">
                 <TabControl.ContentTemplate>
                      <DataTemplate>
                           <!-- Data filtered by year and customer here -->
                     </DataTemplate>
                 </TabControl.ContentTemplate>
            </TabControl>
        </DataTemplate>
    </TabControl.ContentTemplate>
</TabControl>

If I use defined TabItems without databinding within the first DataTemplate, they show up no problem. Is there a trick to getting nested databound tab controls to work? Am I doing this in a really dumb way in general?
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The data in my ViewModel this is meant to filter is an ObservableCollection of Forecast objects:
public ObservableCollection<Forecast> ForecastsNational
    {
        get { return _forecastsNational ?? (_forecastsNational = new ObservableCollection<Forecast>()); }
        set { Set(() => ForecastsNational, ref _forecastsNational, value); }
    }

Relevant properties being:
    DateTime ForecastDate,
    string CustomerName,
    int Quantity,
    decimal Amount
Currently, my "Years" and "Customers" collections are just being populated by selecting the distinct values from the ForecastsNational collection:
ForecastsNational.Select(x => x.Customer).OrderBy(x => x).Distinct()

My plan was to use an ICollectionView on the collection and apply filters using the SelectedYear and SelectedCustomer values:
ForecastsNationalCollectionView.Filter =
            m => ((Forecast)m).Year == int.Parse(SelectedYear) && ((Forecast)m).Customer == SelectedNationalCustomer;


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As of November 16, 2016, The Mission Inn has new owners. Susan Babineau-Roberts and her husband Ray Roberts have officially retired from the innkeeping business, selling the Inn to Laura Shaddock and Wendy Collins who are excited to carry on The Mission Inn's tradition of hospitality excellence.
It has been a wonderful and rewarding 14 ½ year since June 14, 2002, when two dreamers took a leap of faith and entered The Mission Inn. Since that date we have achieved our goal of being the #1 bed and breakfast in Cape May and New Jersey. The ratings were a sign of our success in living our original dream. The most rewarding experience was not the rating, but rather the wonderful guests we met along the way, all of whom entered the Inn as "guests" and left as members of the Mission Inn family.
You each contributed to the warmth and hospitality experienced by all who entered the Inn. Each of you are the greatest reward we could have ever wished for. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Now Ray and I are turning the page and beginning a new chapter in our book of life. On November 16, 2016 we turned the keys over to Wendy and Laura, who share our original dream. As dreamers they have taken the same leap of faith as we did in 2002. They are charming, loving, and caring, and they possess hearts large enough to not only maintain the Inn's reputation but to take it to new heights.
Their goal is to provide you with the relaxing and romantic environment you have come to expect. Ray and I have the utmost confidence in Wendy and Laura to exceed your expectations.
We encourage each of you to continue to make The Mission Inn your "home". Ray and I are making Cape May our home – keep an eye out as we may be walking next to you, sitting across the dining room, or relaxing on the beach. When you see us, please stop and say hello.
God bless you all and may you each be "dreamers" and enjoy every moment of this most wonderful life.
We are blessed to have found the perfect bed and breakfast, in the perfect location, and with the perfect sellers. We feel honored that Susan and Ray have entrusted us with The Mission Inn and we look forward to continuing to provide the same level of service and comfort that you have come to expect here. To that end, we will be maintaining and expanding on the amenities at the Inn, and we are extremely fortunate that all of the existing staff will be staying on with us.
While Susan and Ray have moved on to their next chapter, The Mission Inn represents ours. We look forward to all of the new and exciting opportunities ahead, and we can't wait to meet all of you the next time you return "home" to Cape May.


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Q: Mercurial: Checkout Files for Revision Is it possible to checkout all the files in a repository for a specific revision?  Say for example that my repository is at revision 88.  I don't want to revert or backout any of the changes up to revision 88, but just get a copy of them at revision 50.

A: To update your working directory to revision <rev>:
hg update -r <rev>