Prints were everywhere! Erdem, Henry Holland, Vivienne Westwood and many more gave their twist on digital prints, floral prints, geometric prints...anything with a print is a sure bet to be a fashion winner of next season.
Being a girly girl I LOVE this trend! Soft, girly, flirty, feminine dresses seen at Matthew Williamson (of course!), Twenty8Twelve and so many more. Pastel colours dominated but this girly look spanned the entire spectrum of mini to maxi and structured to flowing. Of course, Williamson absolutely nailed it!
Of course when the weather starts picking up and the sun shines more, bright colours come to play! Issa's show was absolutely amazing for this, and they weren't the only ones. Amanda Wakeley...and don't worry about clashing, the more brights the better!
This LFW there weren't many shows who didn't give us some white for SS 11. Perhaps slightly impractical, yet brilliant with a tan, it's going to be huge for next season. Keep your eyes peeled for many high street white copycats.


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Arena/Stadium
Arena/Stadium; Business/Company; Concert Hall; Performing Arts Center
Nestled within 800 acres of rolling hills and encircled by the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Blossom Music Center opened in 1968, and has since become the summer home of The Cleveland Orchestra. The venue was named in honor of Dudley S. Blossom, the orchestra's former president. The famous open-air amphitheater specializes in many large concerts as well as music festivals like the Country Throwdown Tour, Lilith Fair, Projekt Revolution, and All That! Music and More Festival. Its lovely outdoor setting and laid-back ambiance has inspired many legendary artists such as James Taylor and Barry Manilow. The venue has a capacity of 5,700 pavilion seats and 13,500 on the hillside lawn seating area. Blossom Music Center welcomes about 400,000 visitors each summer. Blossom Music Center is about 25 miles south of Cleveland. The amphitheater is easily identified by the distinct sloping slate roof of its pavilion and its grass-covered back rows. It also features stunning gardens and picnic areas, which offer guests an outdoor music experience like no other. The venue has both paved and grass parking areas. Free trams go around the grounds and operate continuously before and after concerts. Tailgate parties are not allowed, however, picnic tables are provided for guests who want to enjoy a picnic before entering the venue. Visitors may bring in a small non-professional digital camera, one factory-sealed water bottle, food in a one-gallon, clear Ziploc bag, and lawn chairs no higher than nine inches above the ground. The show must go on rain or shine, so do not forget a small umbrella and rain gear. Blossom Music Center is home to an art gallery, a full-service restaurant, beautiful gardens, and natural wooded surroundings, so there are many things guests can enjoy on-site. Also very near to the venue are the Cuyahoga National Valley Park and the Cuyahoga Valley Arts Center, where visitors can explore and discover many scenic spots and artistic masterpieces. Box Office Approximately 2 hours prior to show time through start of headlining act. Open every Sat & Sun 1:00pm – 5:00pm starting the weekend following Memorial Day and will operate through Labor Day Weekend. Closed Non-Event Days Payment Accepted: Cash, Discover, Visa, American Express and MasterCard. Will Call Customers must present a picture ID, the actual credit card used to purchase the tickets and confirmation number. Find Us On Social Media Facebook: facebook.com/blossommusiccenter Twitter: @blossommusicctr Instagram: blossommusicctr Premium Seating Premium box suites and pavilion seating in the first 15 rows from the stage are available on a full season, partial season and individual show basis as inventory allows. Premium Seat amenities include: Close parking in Lot A with private entrance to the venue FirstMerit Club access before, during and after the concert Wait service to your box seats during the concert Priority ticket ordering privileges to Live Nation productions in NE Ohio, Columbus and Pittsburgh For pricing and availability: VIPCleveland@livenation.com or call 877-264-3007 Parking Handicap parking is available on site. Please have your placard visible and the attendants will direct you to the designated area. VIP Parking Pass – (Lot A) available for purchase online until 10 days prior to the show date. Price ranges between $20 – $35 depending on the show and availability. Premier Parking Pass – (Lot C, D or E) available for purchase online until 10 days prior to the show. Price ranges between $15 – $25 depending on the show and availability. This pass may be available on the day of the show (cash only) but we recommend purchasing in advance for your convenience. Drop off/Pick up policy Please follow the parking attendant's directions. They will direct you to the designated lot for drop off/pick ups. When returning for your party, we ask that you arrive no later than 9:00pm. You will be directed to park in the designated lot where you may walk to the main gate to meet your party or have your party meet in the parking lot. If you arrive after 9:00pm, traffic returns to one-way out of the facility and you will not be able to enter the facility until all traffic has cleared. Tailgating Tailgating is not permitted in the lots. Grilling, tents and open containers are prohibited. Picnic tables are provided along the path to the main gate for guests who would like to picnic before entering the facility. Traffic Please consider alternative routes to Blossom Music Center. Allow extra time & look for alternate routes due to construction and traffic slowdowns. From downtown & Cleveland's West Side – Take I-77 South to exit 143 (Coliseum/Wheatley Rd. Exit). Left on Wheatley Rd. Follow the signs to Blossom. From Cleveland's Eastern Suburbs – Take I-271 South to route 8 (exit 18). South 9 miles to Steels Corners Rd. Follow signs to Blossom. From Cleveland's West Suburbs – Take I-71 South to route 303 (Brunswick exit). East on route 303 past the Coliseum to the town of Peninsula. Right on Akron-Peninsula. Follow signs to Blossom. From Akron & Canton – Take route 8 North to the Graham Rd exit. Follow signs to Blossom. From Lorain, Elyria, Warren, & Youngstown – Take I-80 (Ohio Turnpike to Gate 12). Route 8 South to Steels Corners Rd. Follow signs to Blossom. From Mansfield, Columbus, Ohio – Take I-71 North to I-271 North. Exit at route 303 to the town of Peninsula. Right on Akron-Peninsula Rd. Follow signs to Blossom.
John S. Knight Center
Arena/Stadium; Banquet/Party Center; Community Center
With exceptional food, flexible meeting and exposition space and the latest technology, the John S. Knight Center is the area's premier convention center. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Akron, the Center continues to set the standards for exceptional attention to detail and an uncompromising level of customer service.
MGM Northfield Park
Arena/Stadium; Bar/Tavern; Concert Hall; Nightclub
Las Vegas is Here at MGM Northfield Park! MGM Northfield Park is Ohio's award-winning gaming, dining, and entertainment destination! MGM Northfield Park is located 20 miles south of Cleveland and 20 miles north of Akron. Situated next to the iconic Northfield Park Harness track, we offer tons of FREE PARKING. See driving directions below. Please play responsibly. For free, confidential help 24/7, call the Ohio Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-589-9966 or visit http://www.org.ohio.gov/.
Porthouse Theatre
Arena/Stadium; Concert Hall; Performing Arts Center; Theater
Since its founding in 1968, Porthouse Theatre has entertained scores of Northeast Ohio audiences and provided training opportunities for countless developing theatre artists. Every summer, more than 20,000 guests enjoy the Porthouse experience, picnicking with friends and family on the surrounding grounds or in one of our pavilions before enjoying a professional production in our comfortable 500 seat covered outdoor theatre. Porthouse Theatre is a staple in the Northeast Ohio arts community, and indeed, our patrons return year after year. Porthouse Theatre grew out of a partnership between Kent State University and The Cleveland Orchestra, who formed the Kent/Blossom Arts festival programs in 1968 in an effort to develop Blossom Music Center into a total environment for the arts. Under the direction of Kent State theatre professors Louis O. Erdmann and William H. Zucchero, Kent/Blossom Theatre became Porthouse Theatre in 1970. The theatre was named after Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Porthouse whose donation of a challenge gift facilitated the construction of the 500 seat theatre. Porthouse Theatre provides a unique training opportunity for actors, designers, technicians, and managers, working in the context of a professional producing theatre. They work side by side with established professionals to refine their skills and talents.
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We are recruiting for a reliable MOBILE TOILET CLEANER with an immediate start and this position will run until the end of September possibly early October 2019.
Applicants will be required to drive a small van in order to complete the duties and therefore, you MUST HAVE a driving licence.
Although previous experience in a similar role could be an advantage, we welcome applications from individuals who simply want to work, with a good work ethic, who can demonstrate good levels of reliability and who will ultimately commit to the remainder of the summer season.
You will assist with the early opening, cleaning down, re-stocking and then closing, of a number of public toilets on a pre-planned route that comes under the Shepway umbrella, in and around Folkestone and down as far as New Romney. Therefore, applicants living between the Folkestone, Hythe, New Romney and surrounding areas are ideally located.
These positions are not for the faint hearted - toilet blocks must be cleaned to a high standard.
Returnable uniform and PPE provided free of charge, although own steel toe capped work boots preferred.
42 hours per week at £8.50 per hour - WEEKLY PAY!
You will be working on a 4 days on, 4 days off shift basis.
This will include occasional weekend work when your 4 days on falls on a weekend.
The exact shift pattern hours may change very slightly, but you will ultimately be working 10.5 hours per day.
At the end of your fourth working day, you will be required to return the vehicle either to the depot, or to your colleague covering the opposite shift pattern to you.
Consequently, applicants are required to live in or around the Folkestone/Hythe/New Romney area, in order for the vehicle hand over to run smoothly.
If you have what it takes in order to fill one of these roles, please email your CV over a soon as possible.


Last Friday David Petraeus, a former commander at CENTCOM and senior general in Afghanistan, bowed to the quintessential American scandal and exited his post at the CIA's Directorship.
That Petraeus's star will momentarily dip appears inevitable, given the circumstances, and his resulting legal cesspool is eliminating any political involvement from 2016's presidential election. However his career arc has by no means collapsed. Shielded by thick political insulation, Petraeus is already riding off into Washington's sunset as an unquestioned American hero and genius of war. As a result, neutral examination of his policies while overseeing CENTCOM, NATO's alliance in Afghanistan and the CIA is being buried under greater amounts of dirt. Surely Petraeus did some personal good during his stints, but his geopolitical record contains major gaps that his bosses have an interest in concealing.
Petraeus's COIN manual broke no new ground in the study or application of counterinsurgency, so much as provide the willingness lacking in Washington's political and military circles. Himself a political-military hybrid, Petraeus employed his so-called "anaconda strategy" during George Bush's surge to choke all military and non-military sources of an insurgency's energy. This strategy would manifest in temporary agreements between Baghdad and Iraq's sectarian actors, namely Sunni tribes in the northwest and Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's militia. At face value the surge did dramatically reduce Iraq's level of violence and salvage a floundering U.S. war plan – except it did not end the war responsibly. Many factors of strife were left uncorrected by Petraeus, the Bush administration and eventually the Obama administration.
As of now U.S. policy remains trapped in Nouri al-Maliki's corner, usurped of its dominance by Tehran's influence and bleeding credibility with Iraq's opposition parties. This unpopular alliance has dashed any hopes of repairing national relations with Sunni and Kurdish leadership, while al-Sadr is cooperating with these very power blocs to contain al-Maliki's autocratic tendencies. al-Qaeda in Iraq revived itself amid this turmoil, killing thousands of Iraqis after U.S. troops exited in December 2011, and is now feeding off the back-end of Syria's revolution.
"His inspirational leadership and his genius were directly responsible – after years of failure – for the success of the surge in Iraq," Senator John McCain, one of the surge's most vocal boosters, said Friday.
Implementing the surge itself differs from the war's ongoing endgame.
Petraeus's failure to create permanent "momentum" in Afghanistan is easier to understand. Having told Obama in the final moments of his own surge's approval that he could complete the mission within its limits (as commander of CENTCOM), Petraeus soon discovered that he lacked the time and resources to do so. The 18-month limit placed on Obama's surge, as approved by Petraeus, remains GOP fodder for anti-Obama rhetoric; a lower amount of troops than requested – 33,000, down from 40,000 to 60,000 – further crippled Obama's surge at its launch. Due to a lack of forces, Petraeus was forced to concentrate in the southern provinces and never implemented a second phase of Obama's surge in Afghanistan's eastern mountains. This dilemma allowed the Taliban to remain operational in both areas, and the insurgency's ranks continue to be estimated in the 20,000s.
Shortages of ground forces also contributed to an extraordinary amount of airstrikes and Special Operations raids, which became Washington's primary kinetic tools against the Taliban. Blowback from a relatively minor number of incidents (the alleged 2% that kill innocents) would severely impair Petraeus's public outreach to the Afghan people.
Meanwhile Afghanistan's political factors remain more stagnant than the battlefield's. U.S. relations with Islamabad were never seriously repaired during Petraeus's run in Afghanistan and Pakistan. President Hamid Karzai has yet to reach a genuine relationship with Washington, and both capitals' negotiations with the Taliban are treading deep waters. The result: thousands upon thousands of dead Taliban and civilians, and no sight of the war's "responsible" end.
As for Paula Broadwell, Petraeus's biographer and mistress, she found herself involved in the controversial razing of Tarok Kolache village. Fortunately this cover-up is gaining new life.
In January 2010, six months before leaving CENTCOM to command ISAF, Petraeus intensified Washington's unseemly affair with Yemeni dictator Ali Abdullah Saleh. The resulting deal to target al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) by air has killed many innocent Yemenis in the process, and contributed to Washington's general subversion of Yemen's national affairs. Director Petraeus later returned to negotiate a "secret" CIA base with Saleh, a project that the Obama administration accelerated once Yemen's revolution began in January 2011. Few individuals are more responsible for America's militarization in Yemen, a policy that runs contrary to COIN's non-military emphasis and population-centric approach.
U.S. officials and loyal analysts argue that Saleh offered a necessary partnership against AQAP, but the notoriously wily dictator obstructed both governments' responses in order to continue receiving U.S. and Saudi support. Petraeus and the White House chose to play along with this scam, as it benefitted the self-interests of both parties, and Petraeus was duly rewarded for his personal efforts. Following his rise atop the CIA, the Obama administration managed to swap Saleh for his more obedient vice president, Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, and proceeded with their original plans. Three weeks after Petraeus entered the CIA, U.S.-Yemeni citizen Anwar al-Alwaki was located by several drones and terminated in a flurry of Hellfire missiles.
His 16-year old son, Abdulrahman al-Aulaqi, was bombed two weeks later at a barbecue.
Americans generally cheered the first assassination and drowned out those protesting a constitutional breach. The White House and U.S. mainstream media, which so eagerly broadcasted al-Alwaki's death, then buried his son's assassination. Undaunted, the Obama administration's policy marches onward and remains as unpopular as ever in Yemen – food for AQAP's growth.
Naturally U.S. and Gulf operations must continue scaling up in response.
Washington's way of doing business has a more difficult time explaining a seedy affair than the murder of innocent civilians. Due to his skills, mindset and connections, Petraeus will almost certainly bounce back and potentially reach greater heights in the future. Individuals and groups operating in Washington always have need for his type of services.
– James Gundun is a political scientist and counterinsurgency analyst. His blog, The Trench, covers the underreported areas of U.S. foreign policy. Follow him on Twitter @RealistChannel. He contributed this article to PalestineChronicle.com.


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Billian ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Albert Billian (1876–1954), deutscher Politiker (SPD)
 Hans Billian (1918–2007; eigentlich Hans Joachim Hubert Backe), deutscher Schauspieler, Drehbuchautor, Filmregisseur und -produzent
 Patrick Billian (* 1972), deutscher Radrennfahrer

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Q: What would cause a print_r and/or a var_dump to fail debugging a variable? I'm attempting to debug the PayPal review process in Magento. Every time I try to dump the following variable I get a white page:
//the variable declaration:
$shippingAddress = $this->getShippingAddress();

//the dump that breaks the page:
 <?php echo '
';print_r($shippingAddress);echo '
'; ?>

I also tried with a variable on the page that was being used for something other than if statements.
//this variable displays results
<?php echo '
';print_r($billingBlock->setShowAsShippingCheckbox(true)->toHtml());echo '
'; ?>

//however, this one does not:
<?php echo '
';print_r($billingBlock);echo '
'; ?>

I was just wondering what might cause my var_dump to break the page? How do I see what is in the object if I can't dump it?

A: First, PHP never "just white pages".  When you get a blank screen, that means PHP's execution has halted fro some reason.  However, unless your server has been configured to not log errors, the PHP error log or the Magento exception log should have an error for you.
As far as your specific problem goes, many of Magento's objects contain reference to a large amount of information — and sometimes the references are circular.  PHP's var_dump and print_r functions will blindly follow these circular references and attempt to print everything out.  This eventually leads to PHP using more memory than is allowed by the memory_limit ini setting, and execution halts.
Most PHP professionals use the xDebug extension to work around this.  The xDebug extension has a modified var_dump that will limit the amount of information dumped, which prevents the above memory limit problems.  The xdebug.var_display_max_children, xdebug.var_display_max_data, and xdebug.var_display_max_depth ini settings are the ones you'll want to tweak if xDebug's still not helping with the memory limit problem. (some PHP distributions have these set too high initially)
If that's not a possibility, a little caution with your var_dump's can still help.
Use this to figure out the variable type
var_dump(get_class($thing));

If it's a Magento object, use this to see its data keys
var_dump(array_keys($thing->getData()));

And then output individual data members with
var_dump($thing->getData('key_name'));
var_dump($thing->getKeyName()));

A: A PHP parse and fatal error would produce this. You may want to have a look at your error log.
You could try adding the following lines to the beginning of your php files (just after the opening PHP tag "

ini_set('display_errors',1);
error_reporting(E_ALL);

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Q: mottie tablesorter display max value of each columns when rows are filtered I'm wondering if there was an easy way to use mottie's jquery tablesorter to figure out the new max value of each columns when rows are dynamically filtered and display it right under the column heading as a cell.  The max value of each column changes as rows gets filtered.

A: Try something like this (demo):
var $t = $('table'),
    maxColumn = 1, // zero-based index of column number
    getMax = function () {
        var c = $t[0].config,
            col = c.$tbodies.find('tr:visible').map(function () {
                return parseInt($(this).find('td:eq(' + maxColumn + ')').text(), 10);
            }).get();
        c.$headers.eq(maxColumn).find('span').text( Math.max.apply(Math, col) );
    };
$t
    .on('filterEnd', function () {
        getMax();
    })
    .tablesorter({
        theme: 'blackice',
        widgets: ['zebra', 'filter'],
        initialized: function () {
            getMax();
        }
    });


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Q: How can I get data in my flask application to not show non existent json values and update accordingly at a certain interval? I've set up a flask application running on Heroku that checks an API for train information via parameters passed in the URL.
The main lookup part of the function is in this function:
train_service_data = {}
train_station_data = {}

dest = 0
origin = 0
mytimes = 0
myurl = 0

def checker():
    global mytrains  # modifies the global copy of mytrains otherwise a new variable is created
    global myurl
    global mytimes
    # myurl = f"http://huxley.apphb.com/all/{origin}/to/{dest}/{mytimes}"
    response = requests.get(myurl, params={"accessToken": SECRET_KEY})
    response.raise_for_status()  # this makes an error if something failed
    data1 = response.json()
    mytrains['departure'] = str(data1['crs'])
    mytrains['arrival'] = str(data1['filtercrs'])
    try:
        found_service = 0
        for index, service in enumerate(data1['trainServices']):  # indexes data for pulling of previous values
            if service['std'].replace(':', '') in mytimes:n
                found_service += 1
                train = SimpleNamespace(
                    serviceID=str(service['serviceID']),
                    arrival_time=str(service['std']),
                    estimated_arrival=str(service['etd']),
                    status='On time'
                )
                prior_service = data1['trainServices'][index - 1]
                if train.estimated_arrival == 'Cancelled':
                    train.status = 'Cancelled'
                    train.alternate_service = str(prior_service['std'])
                    train.alternate_status = str(prior_service['etd'])
                elif train.estimated_arrival != 'On time':
                    train.status = 'Delayed'
                write_index = index
                for i, v in mytrains.items():
                    if isinstance(v, dict) and v['arrival_time'] == train.arrival_time:
                        write_index = i
                mytrains[write_index] = train.__dict__
            elif found_service == 0:  # if no service is found
                mytrains['state'] = 'The services currently available are not specified in user_time.'
    except (TypeError, AttributeError) as error:
        mytrains['errorMessage'] = 'There is no train service data'
    try:
        NRCCRegex = re.compile('^(.*?)[\.!\?](?:\s|$)')  # regex pulls all characters until hitting a . or ! or ?
        myline = NRCCRegex.search(data1['nrccMessages'][0]['value'])  # regex searches through nrccMessages
        mytrains['nrcc'] = myline.group(1)  # prints parsed NRCC message
    except (TypeError, AttributeError) as error:  # tuple catches multiple errors, AttributeError for None value
        mytrains['nrcc'] = 'No NRCC'
    return mytrains

This then gets split into the location and actual services messages via the following two functions:
def time_trains_services():  # splits data into train services lookup
    global train_service_data
    train_service_data = [j for i, j in mytrains.items() if isinstance(j, dict)]  # grabs train service data into dict
    return train_service_data

def time_trains_location():  # splits data into crs, filtercrs and nrcc queries
    global train_station_data
    train_station_data = {i: j for i, j in mytrains.items() if not isinstance(j, dict)}  # grabs [0] data into separate dict
    return train_station_data

These functions provide dicts that are put into Flask, but when the page is refreshed, other values in the json are displayed, that are not the ones I've specifically earmarked with if service['std'].replace(':', '') in mytimes:
My template logic is as follows:

            {% for services in trainservices %}
                {% if services.status != 'On time' and services.status != 'Cancelled' %}

{{services.arrival_time}} -> {{services.estimated_arrival}}

                    {% if not loop.last %}
                        |
                    {% endif %}
                {% endif %}
                {% if services.status == 'On time' %}

{{services.arrival_time}} ({{services.status}})

                    {% if not loop.last %}
                        |
                    {% endif %}
                {% endif %}
                {% if traindata.status == 'Cancelled' %}

The previous service is: {{ trainsevices.alternate_service }}

The previous train arrives at: {{ alternate_status }}

                {% endif %}
            {% endfor %}

Why are the other times that I've not specifically defined showing up? How can I prevent this from happening, I've considered dict.clear() but I'm not sure this is the right way to go about this.
The times also remain on the page once the json no longer contains them when I refresh the page, I've tried setting up APScheduler, to run every minute, but this didn't solve my issue.
Any help is much appreciated! As always, I can provide more code if something is unclear.
EDIT: Added the full code as it is now to fill in any missing gaps: https://paste.pydis.com/inudurodah.py

A: Edit: Took a look at the updated question and found some possible issues.
Issues with parameter handling:

*

*The app currently does not seem to split mytimes (a comma-separated string) into an actual list. It should convert mytimes to a list and validate that the items are in correct format (4-digit times separated by commas), alerting the user if otherwise.

*Additionally, when mytimes is not specified, the app will report that 'The services currently available are not specified in user_time.' This is misleading. If no times are selected then either all available times should be listed, or the app should respond that it's necessary to specify at least one time.

*There's no validation that all parameters are provided, which is necessary if they're going to all be stuffed into the URL (an unprovided parameter will be interpolated as 'None' in the string).

*If the access key needs to be in environment variable DARWIN_KEY, then the app should complain if it's not found. Using just os.environ.get will just let the failure happen later, which makes it harder to detect.

Issues with using the use of global variables:

*

*The global variables used can end up being shared by multiple requests.
This is easy to show by performing one request after another when threading is enabled in Flask (which it is by default -- see http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/1.0/api/), and seeing data is 'polluted' by previous requests.

*In order to avoid global variables, split the flow into multiple functions, each which take a few inputs and return what's needed

*All the necessary info is already in trainservices and location info -- so there is no need to also provide the nested and redundant structure, mytrains.

Another possible issue:

*

*service['std'] can be None, in which case .replace won't work on it

Here's a guideline for how you might avoid all the globals (assuming you do not want to share that state among requests, which sounds like it's the case). It's not tested and just a guideline:
# do all the imports

app = Flask(__name__)

def retrieve_service_info(request_args):
    """request_args a Flask.request.args type"""
    origin = request_args.get('origin')
    dest = request_args.get('dest')
    mytimes = request_args.get('mytimes')

    url = f"http://huxley.apphb.com/all/{origin}/to/{dest}/{mytimes}"
    response = requests.get(url, params={"accessToken": get_secret_key()})
    response.raise_for_status()

    return response.json()

def get_secret_key():
    # fail here if key not found?
    return os.environ.get('DARWIN_KEY', None)

def processed_train_service(service):
    def get_status(estimated_arrival):
        if estimated_arrival in ('On time', 'Cancelled'):
            return estimated_arrival
        else:
            return 'Delayed'

    return {'serviceID': service['serviceID'],
            'arrival_time': service['std'],
            'estimated_arrival': service['etd'],
            'status': get_status(service['etd'])}

def get_train_summary(service_info):
    #service_info = retrieve_service_info(request_args)
    train_services = service_info['trainServices']
    summary = [processed_train_service(service) for service
               in train_services if service['std'] is not None]

    # fill in alternative service as previous service
    # for any cancelled service where there is a previous service
    for i, service in enumerate(summary[1:]):
        if service['status'] == 'Cancelled':
            previous_service = summary[i-1]
            service['alternate_service'] = str(previous_service['arrival_time'])
            service['alternate_status'] = str(previous_service['estimated_arrival'])
    return summary

def get_location_data(service_info):
    """function just to get data related to the station"""
    def get_nrcc(info):
        try:
            NRCCRegex = re.compile('^(.*?)[\.!\?](?:\s|$)')  # regex pulls all characters until hitting a . or ! or ?
            myline = NRCCRegex.search(info['nrccMessages'][0]['value'])  # regex searches through nrccMessages
            return myline.group(1)  # prints parsed NRCC message
        except (TypeError, AttributeError) as error:  # tuple catches multiple errors, AttributeError for None value
            print('error -> %s' % (error,))
            return 'No NRCC'

    return {'departure': service_info['crs'],
            'arrival': service_info['filtercrs'],
            'nrcc': get_nrcc(service_info)}

@app.route("/getstatus", methods=["GET"])
def status_check():
    service_info = retrieve_service_info(request.args)

    train_summary = get_train_summary(service_info)
    location_summary = get_location_data(service_info)

    return render_template('train_index.html', trainstation=location_summary, trainservices=train_summary)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run()


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The Igaware Linux Small Business Server is multi-functional, delivering a choice of services including; firewall/vpn, email filtering, email serving/groupware, web filtering, file serving and backup.
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The operating system used is Linux, specifically Igaware Linux. Applications are a combination of open source and in-house engineered software modules, security hardened and continuously developed since 1999.
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Updates are released automatically, everyday. This is what makes Igaware different; the whole software bundle, including the operating system and all applications, are constantly updated.
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The Igaware Linux Small Business Server includes a Universal Threat management (UTM) system that is continuously updated. It protects against all known threats. As such it is very secure and negates the need for any additional security software and firewalls.
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The #MigraineMoment Short Film Contest is now accepting submissions. The winner will receive $2,500 and a trip to Philadelphia, PA to present their film.
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Tampa Bay's own hipster master of blending new-wave art and music has apparently been hitting the studio to make his new cd on the hush-hush.
Jeremy Gloff is set to release his new album 21st Century Love Songs on Nov. 14 with a big party of at Ritz in Ybor City, which also happens to coincide with Ritz worker Okesene Tilo's birthday.
As per typical of Gloff, you can expect a huge fanfare of inspired and unique art mixed in with his incredible stage shows. If his last cd release, which took three different parties at three different venues to complete, is any indicator, the party will be definitely be something to put in your datebook.
For those of you unfamiliar with Gloff, make sure to check out the link to his myspace at the top, his Reax column or simply watch this video at got of him at the Cure tribute at Skipper's Smokehouse.


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Geste zu Vedova
Wolfgang Rihm (Composer) | Jens Peter Maintz (Interpreter) | Minguet Quartett (Orchestra/ensemble)
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Wolfgang Rihm is a real phenomenon: his overwhelming creative energy was already present during his childhood. He began composing when he was only 11 years old, long before his studies at the Hochschule für Musik in Karlsruhe where he successfully passed the state examination in composition and music theory. The current CD featuring string quartets and quintets presents works from the early and late stages of his compositional oeuvre.
Rihm composed the String Quartet in G minor as a 14-year-old schoolboy. The youthful work displays a close proximity to early Beethoven who at that time stood very much under the influence of Haydn. Stylistically, this quartet also shows many similarities to the String Quartet 1968 written a few years later.
The "Epilog" for string quintet which forges a link with the late works of Schubert was composed 45 years later. Despite its affinity with Schubert's Romanticism, the composition is clearly contemporary in style, not least due to its advanced playing techniques.
"Geste zu Vedova" is a homage to the Venetian artist Emilio Vedova (1919–2006). This music is a percussive and block-like reaction to the kinesis and energy of the artist's creative approach to his works which made such a profound impression on Rihm.
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Behavioural Ecology in the Lingle Lab
Prairie Field Course
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Whether a prey animal hides, flees or counterattacks when faced with an approaching predator influences myriad aspects of its behaviour, ecology and even psychology. It therefore is not surprising that our early observations of coyotes hunting mule deer and white-tailed deer led my students and me in these different directions.
Ecology: Prey behaviour and predator-prey relationships.
We still conduct work on the influence of prey behaviour and predator-prey relationships, relying on exceptional observation conditions at our main study site on the prairie grasslands of southern Alberta.
Behaviour: Inter-species hybridization and transmission of disease:
We are beginning a new project that investigates conditions that facilitates or prevents hybridization between white-tailed deer and mule deer, two species that are able to interbreed and produce fertile hybrid. When conducting this work, we plan to conduct detailed observations of mating tactics and other social interactions that may help to understand variation in the transmission of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), a fatal prion disease spreading across North American deer.
Psychology: Evolutionary continuity in infant cries and caregiver responses.
Another major focus of the lab is the evolutionary continuity in newborn cries and adult responses to these cries. Our discovery that deer mothers respond to newborn cries of diverse species of mammals suggests suggest that a response to infant cues of a different species is not uniquely human, but may instead be the result of sensory mechanisms shared across mammals through tens or hundreds of millions of years of evolution.
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The University of Winnipeg
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Email: lingle.uw@gmail.com
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Opening line: This is a bit embarrassing Doctor but I'm wondering if I need to go back on my pill?
History: You have been in a new relationship for 6 months, following a messy divorce and custody battle for your daughter, now 15. You and your new partner James are sexually active but just using condoms. Your periods are scanty, maybe every 2-3 months. You looked up 'menopause' on google and dont have any of the other symptoms mentioned, but you wonder if you are going through it anyway. You are a bit confused with what you read - do you still need contraception or is it now not possible to get pregnant?
You definitely do not want another child and are happy to take anything that would stop this. You used to take Microgynon for years but stopped during the divorce. Your partner also has children from his first marriage and does not want more. You do regularly use condoms and have no symptoms of sexually transmitted infections. You are currently menstruating. You have not had any intermenstrual or postcoital, and no abnormal discharge.
You got divorced last year when you found out your ex-husband was having an affair. You met James through a dating agency and are very happy in your relationship. You daughter Jasmine and his daughters Laura and Jenny all live with you and are supportive of the relationship.
You smoke 20 cigarettes per day - you know its a bad habit, you had stopped but the stress of the last year made you start up again. You will try and book in with the nurse if asked about stopping.
No alcohol consumption. You don't drink any alcohol.
Concerns: Actually I never really like taking pills as I am quite forgetful. If there was another option I would definitely be interested.
During the menopausal period, women are less likely to ovulate, but effective contraception is still required to prevent unplanned pregnancy.
Patients on non-hormonal contraception can stop using them one year after periods have stopped if age > 50, or two years after periods have stopped if < 50. However for those taking hormonal contraception, periods are not a reliable of assessing fertility.
Decisions about choice of contraceptive should take into account patient preference, benefits and risks.
The combined pill: can be safely taken over the age of 40 if there are no medical problems. However the usual risk factors need to be considered (DVT/breast cancer/liver disease/migraine) and it should not be used in women over 35 who smoke 15+ cigarettes per day. The combined pill should be stopped at age 50.
The progesterone only pill: a good option if the combined pill is unsuitable (i.e. can be used in smokers, those with migraine, history of stoke/MI). Can be safely used up to 55 years. After 55 most women can safely stop using contraceptives, however a serum FSH can be done if there is uncertainty.
The contraception injection: can be used up to the age of 50. Bear in mind it causes reduction in bone mineral density (reversible on stopping).
The contraceptive implant: can be used up to the age of 55.
Intrauterine contraceptive device: if inserted over age 40, it can be kept in until the patient has gone through menopause.
If your patient wants something permanent there is always sterilisation (male or female). This is discussed in detail through other cases.


Why is Ham Radio Still Important?
In an age where communication is often taken for granted, it's easy to overlook the importance of Ham Radio.
I often receive questions like: "Why do I need Ham Radio when I have a cell phone?" or "Didn't the internet kill Ham Radio?" While these modern forms of communication may have shifted the attention away from Ham Radio, by no means did it make it unnecessary. In fact, during a disaster, it's very likely that these modern forms of communication will be the first ones to fail.
The number one reason for preparedness minded people to consider Ham Radio is its reliability during times of crisis. Since the early 1900s, this form of communication has reliably made it through every major crisis, disaster, and emergency situation with flying colors. When all other forms of communication fail, Hams are often the ones who are called upon to help communicate in and out of the disaster zone.
When the grid goes down, the Ham Bands will still be alive and very active.
The next General Meeting will be held on March 29th at Good Sheppard's Church in the basement across from Wasilla Middle School On Bogard.
We are preparing for our Annual Hamfest. This is our main fund raising activity for the club. It will be on Saturday 11 May from 0900 (setup) till 1700. We are looking for folks to collect door prizes to support the Hamfest. If you have a business contact that may like to donate to the club with a door prize, please contact Lou/KL4NK and Tabatha/KL4FZ for intro letter and our tax receipt. All door prizes are tax deductible. Also please pick up a business card from them so we can display it on our web site. Coordinate the merchants you are going to try to get donations from with Lou/KL4NK so we don't have duplicate request. The letters can be emailed to you but you will need to pick the tax receipt from Tabatha in person or at the meetings. Also if you have a program to present or know of someone that would like to put on a short program, let Lou/KL4NK know so we can get them on the schedule. The hamfest will be at the Wasilla Boys and Girls club at 3700 E Bogard road. Contact John/KL1XM if you want to reserve a table for your items. If you just have one or 2 we will have the Country Store Club Table for your items. The club would like a 10% donation. Entry fee is $3.00, tables are $10.00, the barbee will be $5.00. If you would like to bring a side dish, that would be fine.
The State DMV is sending out yellow cards to those people needing to re-register their plates. The card indicates you can register online. However, for those that have ham radio plates you can't do it online. It has to be done at a DMV office. I have included below what one administer sent me.
Folks need to understand they need a 5 Band HF radio installed in the vehicle with Antenna and power connection.
MARA members, if you know of a member who needs cheering up because they have lost a loved one, or are laid up with illness or injury, or if someone is in the hospital, please let one of us know. We would love to send a ray of sunshine in their direction.
Help us spread the cheer. Donations are always appreciated and can be made at the general meeting or directly to Tabitha or Pam.
Contact Tabitha at tabithainak@gmail.com (best way), or text or phone 907-414-2281.
Pam at pam.whitehead@gmail.com, or 907-376-9281.


I had traveled with Arsviva, a Czech tour company that specialized in trips that emphasized art and architecture, to Sicily for 11 days in May and had enjoyed a thrilling experience full of breathtaking sights, all made more fascinating thanks to a terrific guide. This time I was on a day trip to sample Cubist architecture in central Bohemia. As we started out at seven in the morning, I thought to myself how I had always been attracted to Cubism and to the way the style assembled shapes in abstract forms utilizing many perspectives. I had found the Pablo Picasso museums in Paris and Barcelona to be breathtaking. Georges Braque's work also bewitched me, especially in the Centre Georges Pompidou. In terms of Czech Cubism, I was most drawn to the paintings of Josef Čapek, who had also, along with his exceptionally talented brother Karel, scribed some impressive plays.
First, we went to the Evangelist church in the village of Pečky. The monument to Jan Hus near the church reminded me of the first time I had seen the monument to the 15th century martyr on Prague's Old Town Square, a place where I immediately felt a sense of belonging during my visit as a tourist in 1991. Hus had been a Czech priest, reformer, philosopher and teacher who was burned at the stake on July 6, 1415 for not preaching according to the doctrines of the Catholic Church; he stands out as a leading light of the Bohemian protestant reformation.
Designed by Oldřich Liška, the Cubist interior dated from 1914 to 1919. The church was adorned in new modern style with Cubist features. The pews, the pulpit and the organ all exhibit Cubist tendencies. Inside the church I was especially captivated by the four Cubist chandeliers and the star patterns engraved on the sides of the wooden pews. The Cubist elements blended in with the relatively stark interior, not making a glaring, loud appearance but rather embracing the church in a subtle, sensitive style.
Next, the bus took me and the other 40-some passengers to another village called Libodřice, where, all of a sudden, a Cubist villa magically appeared. No other Cubist villa was located in the Czech countryside, I would find out. I was instantly reminded of a Cubist villa in the Vyšehrad district of Prague. I had walked by it every day on my way home from the when I lived below Vyšehrad hill. Passing by such an architectural wonder every day made me feel calm, momentarily at peace with the world and all the wonders it brings.
I was especially drawn to the framed windows of the Bauer Villa, decorated in star patterns. The large mansard roof blended into the design as well. The abstract, broken shapes appealed to me. The villa boasted block stereometric articulation. Stereometric encompasses forms such as the cone, cube, pyramid and sphere – geometric shapes. Three polygonal buttresses were combined on one side of the villa. I was impressed with the slanted form of the main cornice, too. There were not just Cubist elements apparent inside and outside the villa; the entire building embraced the style in a form that did not disturb the tranquil landscape.
Legendary Czech architect Josef Gočár, who made a name for himself during the early 20th century in the Czech lands, designed the Bauer villa early in his career, between 1912 and 1914. Later, this pioneer of architecture would devote time to the styles of Rondocubism, Functionalism and Constructivism. His works are scattered throughout the Czech landscape, featured in Prague, Pardubice and Hradec Králové, for instance. Gočár had studied under the tutelage of famous Czech architect Jan Kotěra, who had was influenced by late 19th century styles along with Modernism. In 1911 Gočár chaired the Cubist Group of Visual Artists. Its members included Pavel Janák (who had also worked with Kotěra); the Čapek brothers; Otto Gutfreund, a renowned sculptor who also fought in the Foreign Legion during World War I; and Vlastislav Hofman, who was accomplished in architecture, painting, graphic art, furniture design and writing. Hofman even designed about 400 sets for plays, including 200 for Prague's National Theatre. A year later Gočár helped set up the Prague Art Workshops, designing Cubist furniture with Janák, who is best known for designing the Baba colony residential area in Prague's sixth district.
Gočár's first major projects included a staircase for the Church of the Virgin Mary on a square in Hradec Králové during 1909 and 1910. In 1910 he also designed the living quarters of a cavalry barracks in Bohdaneč. In Pardubice during 1909 to 1911 he designed the Winternitz automated mill and also concentrated on the Wenke department store in Jaroměř. In 1912 he was one of many Czech artists to convert to Cubism, utilizing simple geometric shapes juxtaposed without illusions of classical perspective. He teamed up with Janák to build the first Czech Cubist building in Prague – the reinforced concrete House of the Black Madonna, which featured angular, bay windows, a Baroque double roof and Cubist ironwork on the balcony. Like the Bauer Villa, the House of the Black Madonna did not interfere with the atmosphere. Instead, it complemented the historic environment of downtown Prague.
The Bauer Villa was constructed for Jewish entrepreneur Adolf Bauer, who owned the manor farm estate. The investor and his family lived there from 1914 to 1929, when Bauer died of diabetes. Bauer's widow remarried and moved to Prague with her two daughters, and from 1931 Antonín Illmann took care of the villa and the farm. The Jewish Bauer family was sent to their deaths during World War II. In 1941 Nazi Augustin Juppe moved in to what had been the Bauer family home. After the war the villa was occupied by administrative offices of the City Council. A hairdresser's salon, a library and a few apartments also took up space in the villa.
Finally gaining recognition, the Bauer Villa was accorded the status of a cultural monument in 1987. Despite that, it became more and more dilapidated. Its poor condition finally led the municipality to sell it in 2002 to the Foundation of Czech Cubism. Extensive reconstruction costing approximately 25 million Czech crowns took place, and the Cubist creation was open to the public during 2008.
The expositions in the villa featured Cubist furniture, ceramics, paintings and sculptures as well as informative displays about the Bauer family, Gočár and about Czech Cubism in general. Today there is not much original furniture in the villa, though a few pieces had been salvaged – the fireplace, a wooden closet and the bathroom tiles.
The central staircase hall had been inspired by British villa architecture. I was reminded of the staircase hall in Dušan Jurkovič's villa in Brno. At the beginning of the tour, I was impressed with a unique coat rack in Cubist style and two chandeliers, one made by Janák and another by Ladislav Machoň, who would become a prominent exponent of Art Deco and Functionalist styles. Machoň's designs dot Prague. His interior of the Law Faculty of Charles University is probably his best known work. There was also a dark, gloomy painting of Faust on one wall of the Bauer Villa. I wondered how the theme of Faust fit in with the Cubist movement, if indeed it did.
In the bedroom I noticed a still life painting with a goblet by František Volf and a bewitching, black Cubist chandelier. The bedroom was joined with a bathroom on the ground floor. Usually, during that period, the bedroom and bathroom would be situated on the first floor. The living room featured furniture made by Hofman in 1911 and 1912, a wall clock and chandelier. I was especially intrigued by the Cubist flower pot with its cover in the same style. Then, again in the hallway, I admired the linocuts by Václav Špála and Josef Čapek, two of my favorite Czech Cubist artists.
Then we went upstairs via a beautiful staircase. Exhibition Room II featured furniture by Gočár and sculptures by Gotfreund. In his sculpture "Anxiety" I was aware of a certain tension permeating from the female's drapery. This work, made between 1911 and 1912, was considered the first Cubist sculpture, though the one in the room was not the original. Other objects on the first floor included tea cups, metal and brass boxes and vases designed by Hofman and Janák. The bedroom was Hofman's design from 1912 to 1914 with a black Cubist bed, more sculpture by Gotfreund and a chandelier hailing from that era. The study featured the style of Rondocubism, an offshoot on Cubism born after the creation of Czechoslovakia in 1918. Rondocubism featured folk and nationalistic themes with curls, circles and folkloristic elements. I was especially impressed with Janák's green chair made of walnut.
Our guide had been informative and enthusiastic, and I was excited that I discovered another gem in the Czech Republic. I thought this would be a good half-day trip from Prague for foreigners visiting the capital city, but I doubted any tour agency offered such an excursion. The arsviva tour company's excursions were in Czech, so it would only appeal to foreigners who were fluent in the language. I understood why Karlštejn Castle and Konopiště Chateau drew so many crowds, but still it was, I felt, highly regrettable too that such an extraordinary Cubist villa in the countryside should remain relatively unknown.
Next on the itinerary was the Ratboř Chateau, also called the Chateau Kotěra, built between 1910 and 1913 for Bernard Mandelík, who owned a manor farm estate and sugar refinery. The new chateau (as opposed to the old chateau also on the estate) was designed in Czech modern style by Kotěra and served as a restaurant and hotel. It is notable architecturally for its vestibule, staircase and entrance to the restaurant as well as for its guest rooms. The building is frequently used for weddings and conferences, too, and it had its own parkland.
A large, circular fountain stands in front of the façade. The cupola is decorated with two statues by legendary Czech sculptor Jan Štursa, who founded Czech modernist sculpture and was also an influential pedagogue. He began his career inspired by the symbolism of the Viennese Secession, and after World War I concentrated on depicting the horror and tragedies of wartime. He created a Cubist relief for the Mánes Bridge in Prague.
In the first guest room we saw a bookcase that had been designed by Adolf Loos, who was known for his lack of ornamentation. A severe critic of the Viennese Secession when the movement had been in full swing, the Brno-born architect who had spent much time in Austria had focused on purism and minimalistic design. The walls were decorated in green and blue with a lovely plant motif.
Another space featured original furniture, including a bed with canopy, table and bookcases. From the terrace there was an impressive view of the fountain and surrounding greenery with sculptures. It was also possible to see the statues on the cupola from a riveting, close perspective. A medallion sporting the letter "M" standing for the Mandelíks in green with dark brown wood decorated the railing. In another bedroom I was impressed with a Cubist bedframe and a Cubist chandelier that spoke of simplicity with a sense of style.
After lunch we visited Cubist creations in Kolín and Poděbrady. In Kolín I saw the main square for the first time, and the Neo-Renaissance town hall caught my attention as did the Baroque facades, plague column and fountain. We gazed at Rondocubist apartment buildings dating from 1921 to 1923, the former town savings bank from 1926, the municipal theatre dating from 1937 to 1939 and a high school with magnificent Cubist elements, especially the windows, designed in 1924. The bridge across the Labe River was architecturally impressive and had been built during the 1920s.
In the spa town of Poděbrady, we walked through a beautiful park and a neighborhood rich with villas with Cubist elements. At our second to last stop, in Poděbrady, we were able to admire the Amálka Villa from 1910, the Kouřimka Villa from 1909 to 1910 and the Obereigner Villa from 1898. We also took in the spa buildings on the promenade, fascinating structures designed by František Janda from 1907 to 1911. Previously, I had only changed trains or buses in Poděbrady, never realizing how much there is to see here.
While we were in Poděbrady, we had extra time to spend in a café famous for its desserts. Unfortunately, it was also famous for its poor service as it took the waiters an agonizingly long time to fetch coffees and cakes. I was joined by a friendly and interesting family, an adult son with his parents. He had given his parents this trip as a Christmas present the previous year. I talked to them about my baseball and ice hockey careers growing up, attending Jaromír Jágr's summer training camp in Slaný and sights I had seen in the Czech Republic. The father and I reminisced about Czech and Slovak hockey players who had defected to the NHL some decades ago. For me the names Peter Šťastný and Milan Nový brought back childhood memories. In my opinion, the highlight of any tour was meeting nice people, no matter how exciting the particular excursion might be. I have had some negative experiences in the country over 21 years, but meeting kind Czechs always has always made the hardships worthwhile.
On the way back to Prague, we stopped at the Beniesova Villa in Lysá nad Labem. The villa, created by Emil Kralíček for the owner of a sugar refinery, is known for its big entrance hall with light roof window in the shape of the Star of David and crystal motives that denoted the process of manufacturing sugar. It was sad, though, to find the villa in such a dilapidated state. The villa was fenced off; there was no possibility to see what sounded like a ravishing interior. If only someone had donated enough money to restore it to its original beauty. . . . If only. . . . It depressed me to think that people could let such architectural wonders fall into such poor condition, that there was not enough money to restore significant buildings to their former splendor.
My depression ceased by the time we returned to Prague around seven in the evening. I felt grateful that I had had the opportunity to make new friends and to go on such a fascinating excursion.


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Q: React error: Failed to execute 'insertBefore' on 'Node': The node before which the new node is to be inserted is not a child of this node I am trying to map the response I get from an api call. I want to render a div in this map. This is what my code looks like:

    {this.state.imageSearchResults.items.map((item, ind) => {
        return <div className="image-square" style={{backgroundImage:`url(${this.state.imageSearchResults.items[0].link})`}}>

    })}

I am getting an error saying
Failed to execute 'insertBefore' on 'Node': The node before which the new node is to be inserted is not a child of this node.

What is wrong with this? I have done mapping in same way in the past and never got such an error.

A: Looking at this
 in your question, it looks like you are using the 'simplebar' plugin, which changes the DOM tree and breaks React.
Try to use the package for React 'simplebar-react' instead, it works correctly.
React example:
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import SimpleBar from 'simplebar-react';

import 'simplebar/dist/simplebar.min.css';
import logo from './logo.svg';
import './App.css';

class App extends Component {
  render() {
    return (

Welcome to React

          To get started, edit src/App.js and save to reload.

        <SimpleBar style={{ height: '300px' }}>
          {[...Array(50)].map((x, i) =>

Some content

          )}
        </SimpleBar>

    );
  }
}

export default App;

A: If anyone stumbles upon this problem while a page is being translated in Google Chrome, it's likely it has something to do with this:
https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/11538
It's an old issue that's yet to be solved by the Chrome team:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=872770

A: Wrapping up the translatable text within
 or  sorted out issue for me

A: Please add a reasonable key prop to the children.


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National integration
National integration is a multidimensional concept, and it involves the active participation of its citizens in various walks of life. A strong and powerful nation is built on dedication and hard work of its citizen. There are various facets of Nation building among which the most important ones at this moment in time seems to be the tapping the potential of its human resource, reducing the social and economic disparity that exists in the society and creating an enabling environment, wherein individuals can live freely and attain their best in life.
Rehab India foundation has strated an initiative in building nationhood among the community by celebrating National Holidays Commemorating Historic & other patriotic events. Rehab imparts the spirit of national integration to children celebrating national days and festivals. Events are celebrated with joy and happiness followed with competition, debates, art and craft and culture performances by community people.
"A nation's Culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people"
"If the villages perish, India will perish too."- said Mahatma Gandhi. Unfortunately, there is huge imbalance in approach towards development between the urban and rural India. As Urban India strives to emerge as the next Superpower, rural India continues on a never-ending journey of poverty, exploitation and in some cases, extinction. The ground realities add unpleasant hues to an otherwise shining picture of India's progress. To make India's growth story a truly inclusive one, it becomes imperative to help 833
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FRISCO, Texas -- Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn signed an eight-year, $76 million contract extension Friday.The team announced the deal a day after Benn had surgery to repair an abdominal muscle injury.The Stars are the only organization I know and Dallas is home to me, Benn said in a statement. In working with the Gaglardi family and (general manager) Jim Nill, they have made it clear that they are dedicated to winning, and winning the right way. Im happy to commit to that process for eight more years. My teammates and I value the passion and dedication that we receive from Stars fans and were looking forward to getting this season started.The 26-year-old Benn had a career-high 89 points on 41 goals and 48 assists last season. He also had five goals and 10 assists in 13 playoff games.Jamie has evolved into one of the most complete players in the NHL and his ability to lead our team is second to none, Nill said in a statement. 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This Pokémon spent 3 chapters as Charmander and 4 chapters as Charmeleon.
Satoshi's Charizard is Satoshi's first Pokémon in the Pokémon Zensho manga. He received it in Professor Oak's Laboratory after it saved him from a Pidgey.
Charizard first appeared as a Charmander while Professor Oak was about to give away the starter Pokémon to Satoshi and Shigeru. Charmander attacked a Pidgey when it was going to attack Satoshi. At the lab, Satoshi immediately chose Charmander as his starter Pokémon. He tested out Charmander by battling Shigeru's Squirtle in which the Fire-type was able to defeat Squirtle despite the type-disadvantage. Charmander woke up Satoshi with its tail and Satoshi traveled with it all the way to Pewter City.
Arriving at the Pewter Gym, Charmander challenged Brock's Onix where it showed some incredible speed by dodging some of Onix's attacks and managed to defeat Onix by striking it on its rocky spine. Charmander has a battle with Team Rocket's Beedrill when they took over Miracle Cycle. It was able to easily defeat Beedrill which sent Team Rocket running. Satoshi and Charmander arrive in Cerulean Gym where Satoshi attempted to use it to battle Misty but Charmander refused to do so as it was afraid of the water since it would put out the flame on Charmander's tail.
Later, Charmander had a rematch with Shigeru's Squirtle on the S.S. Anne where once again, Charmander was able to defeat Squirtle. The battle caused Charmander to evolve into Charmeleon. Satoshi and Charmeleon head to the Vermilion Gym and battled Lt. Surge's Electabuzz. Charmeleon struggled with dealing with Electabuzz at first but finally defeated it with a combination of tying it up with a barbed-wire fence and attacking it with an unidentified Fire-type move.
Satoshi headed to Celadon City and sent out Charmeleon to battle Erika's Vileplume in the Gym there. When Vileplume's Petal Dance blinded Charmeleon, it caused a piece of flames from Charmeleon to accidentally burn part of Erika's kimono. Charmeleon attempted to put out the fire by slashing the burned areas. The referee was going to declare Erika as the winner since she saw Charmeleon attacking Erika, but Erika rewarded Satoshi the Rainbow Badge as Satoshi raised Charmeleon to be very kind.
Later, Charmeleon battled with Blaine's Arcanine. After defeating Arcanine, Charmeleon evolved into Charizard. Blaine borrowed it while he and Satoshi attempt to capture an Articuno at Seafoam Islands. With Satoshi's help and Charizard's method of flight, Blaine was able to get close enough to Articuno and catch it. Satoshi flies back home on Charizard and then flew to Viridian Gym to face the final Gym Leader.
During the Gym battle against Giovanni, Charizard was substituted for Lapras after Lapras got hit by Rhydon. When Charizard dealt damage to Rhydon, it caused Giovanni to explain to Satoshi about his character and rewarded Satoshi the Earth Badge. While flying back home, Satoshi and Charizard get attacked by Shigeru and Pidgeot. Since Charizard just finished the battle with Giovanni, Pidgeot sent it flying straight down.
Back home, Charizard once again woke up Satoshi using the same technique when it was a Charmander. They fly away to Indigo Plateau to challenge the Elite Four. Charizard battled Lance's Dragonite where it was able to defeat Dragonite with an unidentified Fire-type move. It then battled with Shigeru's Blastoise and won, earning Satoshi the title as Champion. Sometime after Charizard dodged Blastoise's unidentified Water-type move, it hit one of the pillars and Satoshi pushed Shigeru out of the way to prevent him from getting crushed.
Charizard was shown to have cared for its Trainer, Satoshi, as seen in its debut chapter when it saved Satoshi from a Pidgey, which made Satoshi in return choose Charmander. Charmander has used many techniques which are considered extraordinary. After evolving into Charizard, Charizard has been relied on as a method of flight transportation.
Charizard used Paralyzing Gaze, a TCG-only move, as a Charmander in Pewter City.
For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Charmander, Charmeleon, and Charizard.
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Chris Hardie: The confusion of calendars
Dionysius Exiguus was a 6th century monk who helped create our calendar.
The Roman two-headed God of the month January.
St. Bede was an English monk later canonized who finished the A.D. calendar system.
The technology world fretted in 1999 that computers would not be able to recognize the year 2000.
Congratulations, you've survived another turn of the calendar.
The year 2020 — did you see it coming? (Insert rimshot.)
Contrary to popular belief, you will need to wait another year before the third decade of the 21st century begins. That's when 2020 will become hindsight. (Insert another rimshot.)
If you're confused, then you can blame Dionysius Exiguus (also known as Dennis the Short), a 6th century monk and Venerable Bede or St. Bede, an 8th century monk later canonized. Both men are responsible for creating the anno Domini (Year of our Lord) or the A.D. calendar system.
Unfortunately Denny's calculations got the year of Christ's birth wrong and Bede's later calculations that led to counting the years before the birth of Christ as the B.C. era failed to account for the year zero. So 1 A.D. is preceded by 1 B.C.
Because scholars failed to check the monastic excelsis spreadsheet formulas until much later, the result today is that decades begin with the numeral 1 and finish with a zero, which means the second decade of the 21st century doesn't end until Dec. 31, 2020 and the third decade begins on Jan. 1, 2021.
So 20 years later, that massive partying that you did on Dec. 31, 1999 was all for naught and Prince's ode to Armageddon should have been "tonight we're going to party like it's 20-zero-zero?"
What I remember the most about New Year's Eve 20 years ago was the Y2k scare. Some thought that computers would stop working because of the millennium bug. Survivalists stocked up on guns, ammo, food and toilet paper and waited for the end of the world.
The fear was that older computers and software would recognize 00 as 1900 instead of 2000, shutting down financial markets, disabling power plants and sending jets plummeting to the ground.
The newspaper I worked for at the time moved up print deadlines to finish the paper before midnight and then we published an extra edition just to make sure all of the computers worked. I then spent the rest of the night in a bar to get an early start on my resolutions.
Recently I mentioned the Y2K scare to an early 20-something and he just looked at me with a blank stare. He had never heard about the end-of-the-world threat. I had to explain that the Federal Reserve estimated our country spent more than $300 billion to prepare and fix the Y2K issues.
Speaking of resolutions, we can thank the Babylonians and agriculture for the first New Year's Resolutions.
They knew how to party in 2 thousand zero-zero (as in B.C.). The Babylonians, led by Dick Clark, celebrated the New Year for 12 days at the time of the vernal equinox. During this time the Babylonians made promises to their gods that they would return borrowed objects and pay their debts. This was done with the hope that the gods would give them a year of blessings and a bountiful harvest in the breadbasket of ancient Mesopotamia.
The practice of New Year's Resolutions was also adopted by the Romans. It was shifted with the Julian calendar to January, which was named after Janus, the Roman god of beginnings, doorways and arches.
Janus is often symbolized as a two-faced deity who looks back at the old year and ahead at the new. Janus is also credited for being the first politician because of his ability to change his mind with just a glance. I believe he may have coined the phrase "free beer tomorrow."
The result of all this calendar confusion is this. If you have any 21st century, third-decade resolutions, you've got another year to get ready and to party.
And if none of this applies to you or you think this went too fast, sue me.
I was dreamin' when I wrote this so it may have gone astray.
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Fiqh of the family
Plural marriage and fair treatment of co-wives
Why does Islam limit plural marriage to four wives and no more?
She wants to know why does Islam restricts the number of marriage to 4? Why is it not 3 or 5?
Firstly:
The Muslim must submit to all the rulings of Allah, both commands and prohibitions, whether it is in accordance with his opinion or not, and whether it suits his whims and desires or otherwise. If the wisdom behind it becomes clear to him – whether the matter is prohibited or permitted – that increases him in faith and submission.
If the wisdom behind it is not clear to him, he accepts it and submits, with certainty that Allah, may He be exalted, does not prescribe anything except for a good reason, and this reason or wisdom may be hidden to some people, or some people may know some of it.
Allah, may He be exalted, says (interpretation of the meaning):
"But no, by your Lord, they can have no Faith, until they make you (O Muhammad SAW) judge in all disputes between them, and find in themselves no resistance against your decisions, and accept (them) with full submission"
[an-Nisa' 4:65].
Al-Bukhaari (321) and Muslim (335) narrated that Mu'aadhah said: I asked 'Aa'ishah: Why does a menstruating woman have to make up missed fasts but not missed prayers? She said: Are you a Harooriyyah (Khaariji)? I said: I am not a Harooriyyah, but I am asking. She said: That used to happen to us and we were commanded to make up the fasts but we were not commanded to make up the prayers.
See also the answer to question no. 50330.
Secondly:
Plural marriage is something natural that is known in all nations, although they differ in the ways in which it is applied. When man-made laws prohibit plural marriage, people resort to having illicit relationships outside the home. Plural marriage was known during the Jaahiliyyah, then Islam came with that which is suited to sound human nature, so it put limits on what the people were doing and imposed some guidelines.
Thirdly:
This is a divinely ordained law, and divinely ordained law is wise in and of itself. There is no need for the accountable individual to know the reason and wisdom behind it; rather what the accountable individual is required to do is submit.
One of the reasons behind this law is to test people. At the beginning of Islam, the qiblah (direction faced in prayer) was Bayt al-Maqdis (Jerusalem), then Allah abrogated it and commanded the people to face towards the Sacred House (the Ka'bah, in Makkah). As for the sincere believers who were certain in their faith, they said "we hear and we obey", but the disbelievers and hypocrites in whose hearts was doubt said: "What has turned them (Muslims) from their Qiblah (prayer direction (towards Jerusalem)) to which they were used to face in prayer?" [al-Baqarah 2:142].
Opening the door to argument in such matters leads to doubt concerning sharee'ah and its rulings. Then someone will say: why are the prayers five and not six? Why is Zuhr prayer four rak'ahs and not eight? Why is the month of Ramadan singled out for fasting to the exclusion of others? If it is said that it is because Qur'an was in that month, they may say: why was Qur'an revealed in that particular month? Why was it not revealed in a sacred month, because the sacred months are venerated? And so on, without end. The one who says "we hear and we obey" puts a stop to that altogether.
Allah, may He be exalted, says (interpretation of the meaning): "And We made the Qiblah (prayer direction towards Jerusalem) which you used to face, only to test those who followed the Messenger (Muhammad SAW) from those who would turn on their heels (i.e. disobey the Messenger)" [al-Baqarah 2:143].
When the command comes, with what Allah enjoins or forbids, one should say: "we hear and we obey." If the wisdom behind it is clear to him, or is partially clear, that increases him in faith and submission, otherwise he should continue to hear and obey, because he knows that Allah does not prescribe anything except there is great wisdom behind it.
"The Messenger (Muhammad SAW) believes in what has been sent down to him from his Lord, and (so do) the believers. Each one believes in Allah, His Angels, His Books, and His Messengers. They say, 'We make no distinction between one another of His Messengers'" - and they say, 'We hear, and we obey. (We seek) Your Forgiveness, our Lord, and to You is the return (of all)'" [al-Baqarah 2:285].
"It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His Messenger have decreed a matter that they should have any option in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger, he has indeed strayed in a plain error"
[al-Ahzaab 33:36].
Please see also the answer to question no. 14022.
Polygyny in Islam
Why Can't You Fast on Your Period?
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Snows Toyota Exeter is helping give Children's Hospice South West a charity Christmas boost!
The Children's Hospice with be getting a Christmas boost with a super prize draw!
Snows Toyota Exeter are raffling a sparkling new Toyota C-HR in the Christmas prize draw on the 23rd December 2017!
Snows Toyota Exeter are already planning on some festive cheer this December, as we will be teaming up Princesshay Shopping Centre once again for a fantastic Christmas prize draw. The prize on offer will be a new Toyota C-HR; a car with bold styling, superior comfort and a luxury interior complete with innovative technology features, worth nearly £24,000. The raffle has already proved a great success, with £5,000 already raised in ticket sales before the official draw!
The raffle has been organised to raise money for Children's Hospice in the South West (CHSW). This brilliant charity provides palliative care and respite for youngsters with life-limiting conditions and their families.There are three hospices run by the charity - in North Devon, North Somerset and mid-Cornwall.
To generate further funds, Snows Toyota Exeter will also be donating £25 for each showroom test drive of the Toyota C-HR if the booking has come via the shopping centre placement.
Raymond Lang, assistant sales manager at Snows Toyota Exeter, said: "We've already raised £5,000 in ticket sales, thanks to the car's presence at Princesshay Shopping Centre, and we anticipate funds far exceeding the price of the Toyota C-HR in the run-up to Christmas.
"Whilst there is a commercial element to what we are doing, in showcasing a fantastic car to the public, ultimately we want the families that Children's Hospice South West support to benefit financially."
Pictured on the left from last year's raffle is Andy Littlejohns, Princesshay's Operations Manager with Josh Allen from CHSW and Phill Maddison, a Group Director at Snows.
Each raffle ticket is £2 and the Toyota C-HR is exhibited every Thursday to Saturday, from 11am to 4pm. The car will be then be displayed seven days a week in December until December 23.The charity is also looking for volunteers to sell the raffle tickets over the festive period.
Andy Littlejohns, Princesshay's manager, who will be drawing the winning raffle ticket, said: "There is already a lot of keen interest from shoppers in this superb prize and we're more than happy to join forces with Snows Toyota Exeter to support Children's Hospice South West in this way."
Eddie Farwell MBE, who co-founded the charity with his late wife Jill in 1991, said: "We are grateful to Snows Toyota Exeter and Princesshay Shopping Centre for their generosity – the funds raised by the raffle will support precious young lives throughout the region."
Children's Hospice South West was established 26 years ago by the couple as their two life-limited children were at Helen House in Oxford, the world's first children's hospice.
The whole team at Snows Toyota Exeter are thrilled to be taking part in such a beneficial cause and are looking forward to seeing the outcome of the festive raffle. Let the charity cheer begin!
Snows has seven Toyota dealerships in the South and South West, located in Exeter, Hedge End, Honiton, Paignton, Plymouth, Southampton, and Waterlooville. The Group prides itself on its reputation and dedication to delivering excellent customer service, and is rewarded by the fact that over half of its business comes from returning customers. With Snows, driving becomes an experience, rather than a chore.
Author: Sophie Taylor
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Q: SwiftMailer not sending to other domain I've been trying to use the the SwiftMailer library for PHP for sending emails. It works fine during the development. However, when in actual use, it appears to be sending only to a particular domain only. For example, if I have users for domain.com and another_domain.com and use the SMTP server server.domain.com, emails are only received by users at domain.com.
There are no errors, however. Below is the log:
<< server.domain.com Hello [10.xx.xx.xx], pleased to meet you
250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES
250-PIPELINING
250-8BITMIME
250-SIZE
250-DSN
250-ETRN
250-DELIVERBY
250 HELP

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>> MAIL FROM: <server.test@domain.com>

<< 250 2.1.0 <server.test@domain.com>... Sender ok

>> RCPT TO: <user@domain.com>

<< 250 2.1.5 <user@domain.com>... Recipient ok

>> DATA

<< 354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself

>>
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<< 250 2.0.0 sxxxxxxxxxxxxx Message accepted for delivery

>> MAIL FROM: <server.test@domain.com>

<< 250 2.1.0 <server.test@domain.com>... Sender ok

!! Connection to server.domain.com:25 Timed Out
>> RSET

<< 250 2.1.5 <another_user@another_domain.com>... Recipient ok

Below is the code that I used.
$message = Swift_Message::newInstance()
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  ->setBody($message, 'text/html');
if (isset($file)) $message = $message->attach(Swift_Attachment::fromPath($file));
$transport = Swift_SmtpTransport::newInstance($smtp_server, $smtp_port);
$mailer = Swift_Mailer::newInstance($transport);
return $mailer->send($message);

Do I have to make some corrections to the code or is this an external issue?

A: For some reason, the email takes a longer time sending to external addresses than when sending to internal addresses. I can't seem to find a timeout option for SwiftMailer so I instead switched to the PHPMailer library since it provides the Timeout option. Setting the SMTP server timeout to a higher values fixes the problem.


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Each collection and delivery both in the UK and Europe has been executed in the time-frames requested with no damages or losses in the process.


The user wants to obtain the current status of a job created by request. For information on how to make a request, see Geocoordinates for Multiple Addresses and Reverse Geocoding.
The GET request below uses the the RequestID E2bc948zBsMCG4QclFKCq3tddWYCsE9g from an earlier request to retrieve that request's status. You need to use the RequestID from your own request.