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Over 30,000 'Nandini' milk packets produced daily at the Mysuru Milk Union here carry a 'key poll' message – Your Vote, Your Right – to push people to cast their ballot without fail.
As milk is an essential commodity and KMF is the largest supplier of milk to households, the election authorities ensured the message was printed on milk sachets to educate voters on compulsory voting. The messages were being printed for one week now in Mysuru. Similar steps may have been taken by milk unions in other parts of the State.
The Election Commission has set a target of over 75% voter turnout on May 12 by organising numerous activities to bring more number of voters to polling booths through Systematic Voter Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP).
K Shivalinge Gowda, Managing Director, Mysuru Milk Union, said the compulsory voting message is being printed only on homogenised milk (blue packets) and this will continue till May 12.
The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) in Mysuru is also not lagging behind in voter awareness. Posters on compulsory voting are up on over 300 buses plying between Mysuru and other cities and 200 buses plying on intra-city routes in Mysuru city. Also, tickets issued to every passenger are carrying messages in Kannada such as 'May 12 Randu Mathadana Maduva Moolaka Nimma Hakkannu Chalaayisi' (Exercise your right by casting your vote on May 12).
Posters of cricketer Rahul Dravid, who is the brand ambassador for the Karnataka elections, carrying messages on voting rights have also been pasted on buses.
Vasu, KSRTC Divisional Controller (Mysuru Rural), said the posters are near bus doors to draw passengers' attention. "The commuters cannot miss the messages. I'm sure the effort will improve poll percentage," he stated.
The buses have donned the role of 'poll messengers' as they ply across the State and are able to reach out to a maximum number of people who travel in them.
The Chamundi Hills, prominent landmark of Mysuru and popular tourist attraction, is also being used to increase voter participation. A huge 'welcome' sign atop the hills greets tourists during Dasara after dusk. A giant sign has been created on a portion of the hills using 4,000-plus LED bulbs that carries a message in Kannada – 'Nimma Matha, Nimma Hakku' (Your Vote, Your Right). From 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the sign will be lit up until the eve of the elections on May 11.


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Amon conducted groundbreaking research in chromosome imbalance, cancer, aging
By Kerri Lu Nov. 12, 2020
Angelika Amon, professor of biology, died Oct. 29 at the age of 53 after a two-and-a-half year battle with ovarian cancer. Amon is remembered for her pioneering research in chromosome imbalance and cell division, as well as her courage, passion, and enthusiasm for science.
Amon earned her undergraduate and doctorate degrees from the University of Vienna and became a postdoctoral researcher at MIT's Whitehead Institute in 1994, where she was supervised by biology professor Ruth Lehmann. She joined the biology department faculty in 1999 and was also a member of the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research.
Amon conducted research in aneuploidy, chromosome copy imbalances in cells that can lead to conditions such as Down Syndrome. Her lab also researched the effects of aneuploidy and cell growth and division on aging and cancer.
Amon mentored over 80 undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers during her 20 years as an MIT professor, according to MIT News. She was awarded the School of Science's Undergraduate Teaching Prize in the 2006–2007 academic year.
Amon has taught 7.013 and 7.016 (Introductory Biology), 7.06 (Cell Biology), and 7.52 (Genetics for Graduate Students).
President L. Rafael Reif wrote in an email to the MIT community that Amon "built an extraordinary career — and in the process, a devoted community of colleagues, students and friends. Famously generous with her time and ideas, she counted herself fortunate to have had exceptional mentors and so made it a point to develop rising researchers herself. Impatient with injustice, she spoke out fearlessly for the equality and rights of women and minorities in science and society."
Lehmann, now the director of the Whitehead Institute, told MIT News that Amon "was an inspiring leader, not only by her trailblazing science but also by her fearlessness to call out sexism and other -isms in our community. Her captivating laugh and unwavering mentorship and guidance will be missed by students and faculty alike. MIT and the science community have lost an exemplary leader, mentor, friend, and mensch."
"Angelika was an amazing, energetic, passionate, and creative scientist, an outstanding mentor to many, and an excellent teacher," biology department head Alan Grossman told MIT News.
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Leslie Lai '03 wrote that Amon was her undergraduate advisor. "Angelika made my life at MIT so much brighter and fun with her cheerful spirit, witty sense of humor, and that famous laugh of hers," she wrote. "Angelika had that rare combination of intelligence, warmth, empathy, integrity, sense of justice, and fearlessness, and I feel so lucky to have been in her presence for those few years."
Christina Ji '19 wrote that she did research in Amon's lab as an undergraduate. "She gave me the opportunity to learn how to run biology experiments with mouse models — a dream I'd had since high school. Her passion for science was readily apparent — when she announced she was just awarded a major grant, her immediate reaction was that she could work in the lab the next year!"
Alexandra de Rosa '13 also worked in Amon's lab as an undergraduate. "Angelika's enthusiasm was always contagious — for science, for students, for life," she wrote. "Her passion and joy have influenced so many, and she was truly a guiding light paving the way, strides ahead. She will be missed and remembered as an extraordinary scientist, inspiring mentor, and strong woman."
Julian Lange PhD '08 wrote that Amon "has been a mentor, advisor, and friend since 2000, when I started graduate school at MIT. In sharing her enthusiasm and kindness and scientific curiosity and inspiring drive with everyone around her, Angelika touched our lives in so many positive ways. On numerous instances, hearing her voice and her laugh — as she approached a conference room or meeting hall or lab I was in — put a smile on my face and in my heart."
Zach Crook PhD '13 was a teaching assistant for Amon during graduate school. "She taught me so much about what it means to be both a great teacher, and a great scientist. Her love of life and of learning was infectious," he wrote. "Her trainees, mentees, and students will do everything we can to carry on her scientific legacy."
Former MIT President Susan Hockfield wrote that Amon "inspired, encouraged and perpetually surprised and amused me. I loved so much her outspoken, independent take on the world." Hockfield wrote that she admired Amon's "independent mind," "integrity," and "human compassion."
Computational biology professor Manolis Kellis PhD '03 wrote that Amon was "a giant in the field of Biology, a close collaborator and friend, and an outstanding scientist and human being. She was always positive, full of enthusiasm and energy, rich with insights, and always brilliant… I hope her legacy will continue for many decades to come, and that her many trainees will carry her torch to new frontiers and many more generations of scientists after her."
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The main avenue through which the European Union (EU) contributes to strengthening international peace and security is its common security and defence policy (CSDP). Enshrined in the Lisbon Treaty, this policy is the main framework through which EU Member States take joint action on security and defence matters. The European Parliament is set to vote on the annual CSDP report covering 2020 during the January 2021 plenary session.
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During the January 2021 plenary session, the European Parliament is due to debate the annual EU report on human rights and democracy in the world. The latest annual report, adopted by the Council in June 2020, highlights the EU's leading role in promoting human rights and democracy in 2019, against the backdrop of negative trends globally. The report of Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs takes into account more recent developments, such as the impact of coronavirus. It points out that the ...
During the January 2021 plenary session, the European Parliament is due to debate the annual EU report on human rights and democracy in the world. The latest annual report, adopted by the Council in June 2020, highlights the EU's leading role in promoting human rights and democracy in 2019, against the backdrop of negative trends globally. The report of Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs takes into account more recent developments, such as the impact of coronavirus. It points out that the response to the pandemic has caused a decline in the respect of democratic and human rights standards in some countries. Based on this report, Parliament is expected to formulate recommendations for future EU action in favour of human rights and democracy.
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The blockage, since December 2019, of the Appellate Body of the Dispute Settlement Body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) creates legal gaps for the enforcement of international trade rules. To bridge these gaps, the European Commission proposed to broaden the scope of Regulation (EU) No 654/2014 concerning the exercise of the EU's rights for the application and enforcement of international trade rules ('the Enforcement Regulation'). The European Parliament is scheduled to vote at first reading ...
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Implementing the Framework Decision on the European arrest warrant
All EU Member States have transposed the 2002 Council Framework Decision on the European arrest warrant (EAW) and the surrender procedures between Member States. During the January 2021 plenary session, the European Parliament is due to debate an own-initiative report concerning its implementation.
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Implementation of the common foreign and security policy (CFSP)
Through the common foreign and security policy (CFSP), the European Union (EU) seeks to develop relations and build partnerships with third countries and international, regional or global organisations with shared principles on human rights, democracy and fundamental freedoms. The CFSP promotes multilateral solutions to common problems, based on international law and values. The European Parliament is set to vote on the annual CFSP report covering 2020 during the January 2021 plenary session.
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In the context of the digital transformation in the world of work, the European Parliament's Employment and Social Affairs Committee has adopted a legislative-initiative report calling on the Commission to propose an EU directive that lays down minimum requirements for the right to disconnect. The practice of remote working through digital tools intensified through the coronavirus lockdown measures has drawn increasing attention to the issues of constant connectivity and the blurring boundaries between ...
In the context of the digital transformation in the world of work, the European Parliament's Employment and Social Affairs Committee has adopted a legislative-initiative report calling on the Commission to propose an EU directive that lays down minimum requirements for the right to disconnect. The practice of remote working through digital tools intensified through the coronavirus lockdown measures has drawn increasing attention to the issues of constant connectivity and the blurring boundaries between working and non-working time. Parliament is expected to vote on this legislative initiative during its January 2021 plenary session.
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In March 2020, the European Commission released its new European Union (EU) Gender Equality Strategy for 2020-2025, setting out measures to tackle persistent gender inequalities and bring a gender perspective to future priorities such as the digital and green transitions. Since the Strategy's release, the coronavirus pandemic has exposed and exacerbated gender inequalities, creating further challenges. Reports on the EU Gender Equality Strategy, women's participation in the digital economy and the ...
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In June 2020, the European Commission launched an EU trade policy review that will lead to a revised strategy to be adopted early in 2021. The aim is to set a new course for trade policy in a changing global context, aligned with EU priorities and supporting recovery from the coronavirus crisis. Parliament has contributed to the process with a resolution on 26 November 2020, and will continue monitoring implementation of the new policy in 2021.
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The December 2020 plenary session focused on the agreement on EU finances for the coming years, as well as the conclusions of the 10-11 December European Council meeting. Members debated future relations between the European Union and the United Kingdom, and adopted first-reading positions on temporary contingency measures on air and road connectivity, fisheries and aviation safety, to come into force should no agreement be reached with the UK by the end of this year. Members also discussed the preparation ...
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        for (namespace, names) in &config.external_definitions {
            for name in names {
                external_qualified_names.insert(
                    name.to_string(),
                    format!("{}.{}", namespace.to_camel_case(), name),
                );
            }
        }
        Self {
            config,
            external_qualified_names,
            namespaces_to_import: config
                .external_definitions
                .keys()
                .map(|k| k.to_string())
                .collect::<Vec<_>>(),
        }
    }

    /// Output class definitions for `registry` in a single source file.
    pub fn output(&self, out: &mut dyn Write, registry: &Registry) -> Result<()> {
        let mut emitter = TypeScriptEmitter {
            out: IndentedWriter::new(out, IndentConfig::Space(2)),
            generator: self,
        };

        emitter.output_preamble()?;

        for (name, format) in registry {
            emitter.output_container(name, format)?;
        }

        if self.config.serialization {
            emitter.output_helpers(registry)?;
        }

        Ok(())
    }
}

impl<'a, T> TypeScriptEmitter<'a, T>
where
    T: Write,
{
    fn output_preamble(&mut self) -> Result<()> {
        writeln!(
            self.out,
            r#"
import {{ Serializer, Deserializer }} from '../serde/mod.ts';
import {{ BcsSerializer, BcsDeserializer }} from '../bcs/mod.ts';
import {{ Optional, Seq, Tuple, ListTuple, unit, bool, int8, int16, int32, int64, int128, uint8, uint16, uint32, uint64, uint128, float32, float64, char, str, bytes }} from '../serde/mod.ts';
"#,
        )?;
        for namespace in self.generator.namespaces_to_import.iter() {
            writeln!(
                self.out,
                "import * as {} from '../{}/mod.ts';\n",
                namespace.to_camel_case(),
                namespace
            )?;
        }

        Ok(())
    }

    fn quote_qualified_name(&self, name: &str) -> String {
        self.generator
            .external_qualified_names
            .get(name)
            .cloned()
            .unwrap_or_else(|| name.to_string())
    }

    fn output_comment(&mut self, name: &str) -> std::io::Result<()> {
        let path = vec![name.to_string()];
        if let Some(doc) = self.generator.config.comments.get(&path) {
            let text = textwrap::indent(doc, " * ").replace("\n\n", "\n *\n");
            writeln!(self.out, "/**\n{} */", text)?;
        }
        Ok(())
    }

    fn quote_type(&self, format: &Format) -> String {
        use Format::*;
        match format {
            TypeName(x) => self.quote_qualified_name(x),
            Unit => "unit".into(),
            Bool => "bool".into(),
            I8 => "int8".into(),
            I16 => "int16".into(),
            I32 => "int32".into(),
            I64 => "int64".into(),
            I128 => "int128".into(),
            U8 => "uint8".into(),
            U16 => "uint16".into(),
            U32 => "uint32".into(),
            U64 => "uint64".into(),
            U128 => "uint128".into(),
            F32 => "float32".into(),
            F64 => "float64".into(),
            Char => "char".into(),
            Str => "str".into(),
            Bytes => "bytes".into(),

            Option(format) => format!("Optional<{}>", self.quote_type(format)),
            Seq(format) => format!("Seq<{}>", self.quote_type(format)),
            Map { key, value } => {
                format!("Map<{},{}>", self.quote_type(key), self.quote_type(value))
            }
            Tuple(formats) => format!("Tuple<[{}]>", self.quote_types(formats, ", ")),
            TupleArray {
                content,
                size: _size,
            } => format!("ListTuple<[{}]>", self.quote_type(content),),
            Variable(_) => panic!("unexpected value"),
        }
    }

    fn quote_types(&self, formats: &[Format], sep: &str) -> String {
        formats
            .iter()
            .map(|f| self.quote_type(f))
            .collect::<Vec<_>>()
            .join(sep)
    }

    fn output_helpers(&mut self, registry: &Registry) -> Result<()> {
        let mut subtypes = BTreeMap::new();
        for format in registry.values() {
            format
                .visit(&mut |f| {
                    if Self::needs_helper(f) {
                        subtypes.insert(common::mangle_type(f), f.clone());
                    }
                    Ok(())
                })
                .unwrap();
        }

        writeln!(self.out, "export class Helpers {{")?;
        self.out.indent();
        for (mangled_name, subtype) in &subtypes {
            self.output_serialization_helper(mangled_name, subtype)?;
            self.output_deserialization_helper(mangled_name, subtype)?;
        }
        self.out.unindent();
        writeln!(self.out, "}}")?;
        writeln!(self.out)
    }

    fn needs_helper(format: &Format) -> bool {
        use Format::*;
        matches!(
            format,
            Option(_) | Seq(_) | Map { .. } | Tuple(_) | TupleArray { .. }
        )
    }

    fn quote_serialize_value(&self, value: &str, format: &Format, use_this: bool) -> String {
        use Format::*;
        let this_str = if use_this { "this." } else { "" };

        match format {
            TypeName(_) => format!("{}{}.serialize(serializer);", this_str, value),
            Unit => format!("serializer.serializeUnit({}{});", this_str, value),
            Bool => format!("serializer.serializeBool({}{});", this_str, value),
            I8 => format!("serializer.serializeI8({}{});", this_str, value),
            I16 => format!("serializer.serializeI16({}{});", this_str, value),
            I32 => format!("serializer.serializeI32({}{});", this_str, value),
            I64 => format!("serializer.serializeI64({}{});", this_str, value),
            I128 => format!("serializer.serializeI128({}{});", this_str, value),
            U8 => format!("serializer.serializeU8({}{});", this_str, value),
            U16 => format!("serializer.serializeU16({}{});", this_str, value),
            U32 => format!("serializer.serializeU32({}{});", this_str, value),
            U64 => format!("serializer.serializeU64({}{});", this_str, value),
            U128 => format!("serializer.serializeU128({}{});", this_str, value),
            F32 => format!("serializer.serializeF32({}{});", this_str, value),
            F64 => format!("serializer.serializeF64({}{});", this_str, value),
            Char => format!("serializer.serializeChar({}{});", this_str, value),
            Str => format!("serializer.serializeStr({}{});", this_str, value),
            Bytes => format!("serializer.serializeBytes({}{});", this_str, value),
            _ => format!(
                "Helpers.serialize{}({}{}, serializer);",
                common::mangle_type(format).to_camel_case(),
                this_str,
                value
            ),
        }
    }

    fn quote_deserialize(&self, format: &Format) -> String {
        use Format::*;
        match format {
            TypeName(name) => format!(
                "{}.deserialize(deserializer)",
                self.quote_qualified_name(name)
            ),
            Unit => "deserializer.deserializeUnit()".to_string(),
            Bool => "deserializer.deserializeBool()".to_string(),
            I8 => "deserializer.deserializeI8()".to_string(),
            I16 => "deserializer.deserializeI16()".to_string(),
            I32 => "deserializer.deserializeI32()".to_string(),
            I64 => "deserializer.deserializeI64()".to_string(),
            I128 => "deserializer.deserializeI128()".to_string(),
            U8 => "deserializer.deserializeU8()".to_string(),
            U16 => "deserializer.deserializeU16()".to_string(),
            U32 => "deserializer.deserializeU32()".to_string(),
            U64 => "deserializer.deserializeU64()".to_string(),
            U128 => "deserializer.deserializeU128()".to_string(),
            F32 => "deserializer.deserializeF32()".to_string(),
            F64 => "deserializer.deserializeF64()".to_string(),
            Char => "deserializer.deserializeChar()".to_string(),
            Str => "deserializer.deserializeStr()".to_string(),
            Bytes => "deserializer.deserializeBytes()".to_string(),
            _ => format!(
                "Helpers.deserialize{}(deserializer)",
                common::mangle_type(format).to_camel_case(),
            ),
        }
    }

    fn output_serialization_helper(&mut self, name: &str, format0: &Format) -> Result<()> {
        use Format::*;

        write!(
            self.out,
            "static serialize{}(value: {}, serializer: Serializer): void {{",
            name.to_camel_case(),
            self.quote_type(format0)
        )?;
        self.out.indent();
        match format0 {
            Option(format) => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
if (value) {{
    serializer.serializeOptionTag(true);
    {}
}} else {{
    serializer.serializeOptionTag(false);
}}
"#,
                    self.quote_serialize_value("value", format, false)
                )?;
            }

            Seq(format) => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
serializer.serializeLen(value.length);
value.forEach((item: {}) => {{
    {}
}});
"#,
                    self.quote_type(format),
                    self.quote_serialize_value("item", format, false)
                )?;
            }

            Map { key, value } => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
serializer.serializeLen(value.size);
const offsets: number[] = [];
for (const [k, v] of value.entries()) {{
  offsets.push(serializer.getBufferOffset());
  {}
  {}
}}
serializer.sortMapEntries(offsets);
"#,
                    self.quote_serialize_value("k", key, false),
                    self.quote_serialize_value("v", value, false)
                )?;
            }

            Tuple(formats) => {
                writeln!(self.out)?;
                for (index, format) in formats.iter().enumerate() {
                    let expr = format!("value[{}]", index);
                    writeln!(
                        self.out,
                        "{}",
                        self.quote_serialize_value(&expr, format, false)
                    )?;
                }
            }

            TupleArray {
                content,
                size: _size,
            } => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
value.forEach((item) =>{{
    {}
}});
"#,
                    self.quote_serialize_value("item[0]", content, false)
                )?;
            }

            _ => panic!("unexpected case"),
        }
        self.out.unindent();
        writeln!(self.out, "}}\n")
    }

    fn output_deserialization_helper(&mut self, name: &str, format0: &Format) -> Result<()> {
        use Format::*;

        write!(
            self.out,
            "static deserialize{}(deserializer: Deserializer): {} {{",
            name.to_camel_case(),
            self.quote_type(format0),
        )?;
        self.out.indent();
        match format0 {
            Option(format) => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
const tag = deserializer.deserializeOptionTag();
if (!tag) {{
    return null;
}} else {{
    return {};
}}
"#,
                    self.quote_deserialize(format),
                )?;
            }

            Seq(format) => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
const length = deserializer.deserializeLen();
const list: {} = [];
for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) {{
    list.push({});
}}
return list;
"#,
                    self.quote_type(format0),
                    self.quote_deserialize(format)
                )?;
            }

            Map { key, value } => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
const length = deserializer.deserializeLen();
const obj = new Map<{0}, {1}>();
let previousKeyStart = 0;
let previousKeyEnd = 0;
for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) {{
    const keyStart = deserializer.getBufferOffset();
    const key = {2};
    const keyEnd = deserializer.getBufferOffset();
    if (i > 0) {{
        deserializer.checkThatKeySlicesAreIncreasing(
            [previousKeyStart, previousKeyEnd],
            [keyStart, keyEnd]);
    }}
    previousKeyStart = keyStart;
    previousKeyEnd = keyEnd;
    const value = {3};
    obj.set(key, value);
}}
return obj;
"#,
                    self.quote_type(key),
                    self.quote_type(value),
                    self.quote_deserialize(key),
                    self.quote_deserialize(value),
                )?;
            }

            Tuple(formats) => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
return [{}
];
"#,
                    formats
                        .iter()
                        .map(|f| format!("\n    {}", self.quote_deserialize(f)))
                        .collect::<Vec<_>>()
                        .join(",")
                )?;
            }

            TupleArray { content, size } => {
                write!(
                    self.out,
                    r#"
const list: {} = [];
for (let i = 0; i < {}; i++) {{
    list.push([{}]);
}}
return list;
"#,
                    self.quote_type(format0),
                    size,
                    self.quote_deserialize(content)
                )?;
            }

            _ => panic!("unexpected case"),
        }
        self.out.unindent();
        writeln!(self.out, "}}\n")
    }

    fn output_variant(
        &mut self,
        base: &str,
        index: u32,
        name: &str,
        variant: &VariantFormat,
    ) -> Result<()> {
        use VariantFormat::*;
        let fields = match variant {
            Unit => Vec::new(),
            NewType(format) => vec![Named {
                name: "value".to_string(),
                value: format.as_ref().clone(),
            }],
            Tuple(formats) => formats
                .iter()
                .enumerate()
                .map(|(i, f)| Named {
                    name: format!("field{}", i),
                    value: f.clone(),
                })
                .collect(),
            Struct(fields) => fields.clone(),
            Variable(_) => panic!("incorrect value"),
        };
        self.output_struct_or_variant_container(Some(base), Some(index), name, &fields)
    }

    fn output_variants(
        &mut self,
        base: &str,
        variants: &BTreeMap<u32, Named<VariantFormat>>,
    ) -> Result<()> {
        for (index, variant) in variants {
            self.output_variant(base, *index, &variant.name, &variant.value)?;
        }
        Ok(())
    }

    fn output_struct_or_variant_container(
        &mut self,
        variant_base: Option<&str>,
        variant_index: Option<u32>,
        name: &str,
        fields: &[Named<Format>],
    ) -> Result<()> {
        let mut variant_base_name = format!("");

        // Beginning of class
        if let Some(base) = variant_base {
            writeln!(self.out)?;
            self.output_comment(name)?;
            writeln!(
                self.out,
                "export class {0}Variant{1} extends {0} {{",
                base, name
            )?;
            variant_base_name = format!("{0}Variant", base);
        } else {
            self.output_comment(name)?;
            writeln!(self.out, "export class {} {{", name)?;
        }
        if !fields.is_empty() {
            writeln!(self.out)?;
        }
        // Constructor.
        writeln!(
            self.out,
            "constructor ({}) {{",
            fields
                .iter()
                .map(|f| { format!("public {}: {}", &f.name, self.quote_type(&f.value)) })
                .collect::<Vec<_>>()
                .join(", ")
        )?;
        if let Some(_base) = variant_base {
            self.out.indent();
            writeln!(self.out, "super();")?;
            self.out.unindent();
        }
        writeln!(self.out, "}}\n")?;
        // Serialize
        if self.generator.config.serialization {
            writeln!(
                self.out,
                "public serialize(serializer: Serializer): void {{",
            )?;
            self.out.indent();
            if let Some(index) = variant_index {
                writeln!(self.out, "serializer.serializeVariantIndex({});", index)?;
            }
            for field in fields {
                writeln!(
                    self.out,
                    "{}",
                    self.quote_serialize_value(&field.name, &field.value, true)
                )?;
            }
            self.out.unindent();
            writeln!(self.out, "}}\n")?;
        }
        // Deserialize (struct) or Load (variant)
        if self.generator.config.serialization {
            if variant_index.is_none() {
                writeln!(
                    self.out,
                    "static deserialize(deserializer: Deserializer): {} {{",
                    name,
                )?;
            } else {
                writeln!(
                    self.out,
                    "static load(deserializer: Deserializer): {}{} {{",
                    variant_base_name, name,
                )?;
            }
            self.out.indent();
            for field in fields {
                writeln!(
                    self.out,
                    "const {} = {};",
                    field.name,
                    self.quote_deserialize(&field.value)
                )?;
            }
            writeln!(
                self.out,
                r#"return new {0}{1}({2});"#,
                variant_base_name,
                name,
                fields
                    .iter()
                    .map(|f| f.name.to_string())
                    .collect::<Vec<_>>()
                    .join(",")
            )?;
            self.out.unindent();
            writeln!(self.out, "}}\n")?;
        }
        writeln!(self.out, "}}")
    }

    fn output_enum_container(
        &mut self,
        name: &str,
        variants: &BTreeMap<u32, Named<VariantFormat>>,
    ) -> Result<()> {
        self.output_comment(name)?;
        writeln!(self.out, "export abstract class {} {{", name)?;
        if self.generator.config.serialization {
            writeln!(
                self.out,
                "abstract serialize(serializer: Serializer): void;\n"
            )?;
            write!(
                self.out,
                "static deserialize(deserializer: Deserializer): {} {{",
                name
            )?;
            self.out.indent();
            writeln!(
                self.out,
                r#"
const index = deserializer.deserializeVariantIndex();
switch (index) {{"#,
            )?;
            self.out.indent();
            for (index, variant) in variants {
                writeln!(
                    self.out,
                    "case {}: return {}Variant{}.load(deserializer);",
                    index, name, variant.name,
                )?;
            }
            writeln!(
                self.out,
                "default: throw new Error(\"Unknown variant index for {}: \" + index);",
                name,
            )?;
            self.out.unindent();
            writeln!(self.out, "}}")?;
            self.out.unindent();
            writeln!(self.out, "}}")?;
        }
        writeln!(self.out, "}}\n")?;
        self.output_variants(name, variants)?;
        Ok(())
    }

    fn output_container(&mut self, name: &str, format: &ContainerFormat) -> Result<()> {
        use ContainerFormat::*;
        let fields = match format {
            UnitStruct => Vec::new(),
            NewTypeStruct(format) => vec![Named {
                name: "value".to_string(),
                value: format.as_ref().clone(),
            }],
            TupleStruct(formats) => formats
                .iter()
                .enumerate()
                .map(|(i, f)| Named {
                    name: format!("field{}", i),
                    value: f.clone(),
                })
                .collect::<Vec<_>>(),
            Struct(fields) => fields.clone(),
            Enum(variants) => {
                self.output_enum_container(name, variants)?;
                return Ok(());
            }
        };
        self.output_struct_or_variant_container(None, None, name, &fields)
    }
}

/// Installer for generated source files in TypeScript.
pub struct Installer {
    install_dir: PathBuf,
}

impl Installer {
    pub fn new(install_dir: PathBuf) -> Self {
        Installer { install_dir }
    }

    fn install_runtime(
        &self,
        source_dir: include_dir::Dir,
        path: &str,
    ) -> std::result::Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
        let dir_path = self.install_dir.join(path);
        std::fs::create_dir_all(&dir_path)?;
        for entry in source_dir.files() {
            let mut file = std::fs::File::create(dir_path.join(entry.path()))?;
            file.write_all(entry.contents())?;
        }
        Ok(())
    }
}

impl crate::SourceInstaller for Installer {
    type Error = Box<dyn std::error::Error>;

    fn install_module(
        &self,
        config: &CodeGeneratorConfig,
        registry: &Registry,
    ) -> std::result::Result<(), Self::Error> {
        let dir_path = self.install_dir.join(&config.module_name);
        std::fs::create_dir_all(&dir_path)?;
        let source_path = dir_path.join("mod.ts");
        let mut file = std::fs::File::create(source_path)?;

        let generator = CodeGenerator::new(config);
        generator.output(&mut file, registry)?;
        Ok(())
    }

    fn install_serde_runtime(&self) -> std::result::Result<(), Self::Error> {
        self.install_runtime(include_directory!("runtime/typescript/serde"), "serde")
    }

    fn install_bincode_runtime(&self) -> std::result::Result<(), Self::Error> {
        self.install_runtime(include_directory!("runtime/typescript/bincode"), "bincode")
    }

    fn install_bcs_runtime(&self) -> std::result::Result<(), Self::Error> {
        self.install_runtime(include_directory!("runtime/typescript/bcs"), "bcs")
    }
}


text:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
// using Engine.Data.Json;
using Engine.Utility;

using UnityEngine;

public class AppColors : BaseAppColors<AppColor> {
    private static volatile AppColor current;
    private static volatile AppColors instance;
    private static System.Object syncRoot = new System.Object();
    private string DATA_KEY = "app-color-data";

    public static AppColor Current {
        get {
            if (current == null) {
                lock (syncRoot) {
                    if (current == null)
                        current = new AppColor();
                }
            }

            return current;
        }
        set {
            current = value;
        }
    }

    public static AppColors Instance {
        get {
            if (instance == null) {
                lock (syncRoot) {
                    if (instance == null)
                        instance = new AppColors(true);
                }
            }

            return instance;
        }
    }

    public AppColors() {
        Reset();
    }

    public AppColors(bool loadData) {
        Reset();
        path = "data/" + DATA_KEY + ".json";
        pathKey = DATA_KEY;
        LoadData();
    }

    public static Dictionary<string, Color> cachedColors = new Dictionary<string, Color>();

    public static Color GetColor(string code) {

        Color colorTo = Color.white;

        if (GameConfigs.globalReady) {

            if (!cachedColors.ContainsKey(code)) {

                AppColor color = AppColors.Instance.GetByCode(code);

                if (color != null) {
                    colorTo = color.GetColor();
                }

                if (colorTo != Color.white) {
                    cachedColors.Add(code, colorTo);
                }

            }
            else {
                colorTo = cachedColors[code];
            }
        }

        return colorTo;
    }

    // HELPERS

    public static Color colorRed {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-red");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(172, 22, 11);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorLightBlue {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-light-blue");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(0, 234, 255);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorBlue {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-blue");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(0,109,176);//ColorHelper.FromHex("006DB0");//.FromRGB(0, 234, 255);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorOrange {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-orange");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(255, 121, 0);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorYellow {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-yellow");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(229, 213, 2);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorGreen {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-green");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(98, 184, 0);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorPurple {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-purple");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(124, 12, 232);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorDark {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-dark");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(10, 10, 10);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorLight {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-light");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(200, 200, 200);
        }
    }

    public static Color colorWhite {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("ui-white");
            //ColorHelper.FromRGB(255, 255, 255);
        }
    }

    public static Color color1 {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("color-1");
        }
    }

    public static Color color2 {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("color-2");
        }
    }

    public static Color color3 {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("color-3");
        }
    }

    public static Color color4 {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("color-4");
        }
    }

    public static Color color5 {
        get {
            return AppColors.GetColor("color-5");
        }
    }

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Renal and hepatic impairment, porphyria, patients with potential folate deficiency, elderly, pregnancy, lactation, children with fragile X chromosome associated with mental retardation. Perform regular haematological examination.
Nausea, vomiting, glossitis, pruritus, skin rash, fever, hyponatremia, hyperkalaemia, photosensitivity, liver enzyme elevation, , raised serum creatinine and BUN, blood dyscrasias, cholestatic jaundice, anaphylaxis, aseptic meningitis. Potentially Fatal: Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis.
Trimethoprim inhibits the conversion of bacterial dihydrofolic acid to tetrahydrofolic acid which is important for the synthesis of DNA. It may be bacteriostatic or bactericidal depending on growth conditions. It is active against a wide range of gm-ve and gm+ve aerobes, as well as some protozoa.
Concurrent use increased risk of blood dyscrasias with azathioprine, methotrexate, pyrimethamine; increased risk of hyperkalaemia with ACE inhibitors; increased risk of hyponatraemia when used with both potassium-sparing diuretics and thiazides; increased risk of bleeding with warfarin; increased risk of lithium toxicity; increased digoxin, phenytoin, procainamide, lamivudine, stavudine, repaglinide, rosiglitazone, dofetilide serum levels; decreased ciclosporin levels. Concurrent use with dapsone increased serum levels of both and increased risk of dapsone toxicity.


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ISIS Threat in Philippines Spreads in Remote Battles
ISIS Threat in Philippines Spreads in Remote Battles by Felipe Villamor – New York Times
The leader of the Islamic State in the Philippines, Isnilon Hapilon, is dead. The city his forces seized, Marawi, on the island of Mindanao, is all but completely back in government hands after months of scorched-earth combat.
But the Islamic State's influence in the Philippines is far from over, and communities on Mindanao are bracing for the next battles…
That separatist movement, and the sectarian and political resentment that drove it, never really went away. It evolved into Muslim militant groups that fought the government for decades, and in recent years proved to be fertile ground for the Islamic State ideology and recruiters, as that Middle East-based movement sought to extend its influence around the globe.
That the old and resilient militant cells here are now being strengthened by the brand and resources of the Islamic State's international network has people worried all over Mindanao — including even some of the Muslim militants whose former comrades joined the Islamic State.
In a twist that would have been unimaginable even after they signed a peace deal with the Philippine government three years ago, members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, or MILF, are now leading their former enemies in the army against what some believe could become the next big Islamic State uprising.
They are fighting in the forbidding marshlands of the town of Datu Salibo, about a 130-mile drive south from Marawi…


So, yesterday night was a huge evening. We finally have our new apartment and are in the middle of setting up things. It's honestly been a nightmare every step of the way, but it's refreshing to know the vast majority of it is behind us.
As for the state of the blog, we have a stable, albeit temporary internet connection again. The only thing preventing me from doing something today is utter exhaustion from the move. Next week will see a return to form. In the meantime, I'm going to focus on making my new home livable again.
Once again, Field Operatives, I apologize for not being very active through the last few weeks. I've had to make do with whatever limited wi-fi I can find in my travels which vastly limits my posting frequency. That said, I did want to at least fill you in on what's happening in my life.
Firstly, It seems that I finally have a date for when the new apartment will be ready. I should be rebuilding my life come August 25. It will be a bit of a struggle to get through, but it will be a positive change overall. My rent will be more manageable, the landlord is a good friend, and I'll be back to having AC to get through what has been one of the most inhospitable summers in my recent memory.
I've also FINALLY started Hormone Replacement Therapy HRT. As is often tradition among the trans* community, I'll be keeping a visual record on my Twitter account complete with body measurements documenting physical change weekly. I'm also considering a more in-depth review of my transition here if there's any interest.
At any rate, the hiatus will continue until I can be sure that my internet connection is more consistent and stable. I'll try to keep you all posted on any changes that may occur in the meantime.
Thanks again for being so patient with me. I'll be back as soon as I can.


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John 8: 32 And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
John 14: 6 Jesus said to him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man comes to the Father, but by me.
Before I go any further, let me invite you to watch me on YouTube on this topic of John 8:32 and the surrounding verses in context. You will find much more in depth teaching.
There is great comfort for me in these verses that Jesus spoke. In a world of uncertainty it gives me comfort. In fact when all truth is taught as relative, I remind myself that the only filter, the only lens my world needs is the lens of the Word of God.
In the day and age we live in, our educational institutions are indoctrinating our students to believe that Truth is Relative. It is considered to be "highly evolved thinking" to accept this. Indeed, to not be able to agree seems to imply that you are "narrow minded, un-evolved, unable to grasp reality, unintelligent, immature, ignorant, uneducated" and a few other things. So, to go along with the program, and not appear an ignoramus, all university students and graduates, along with their professors agree.
We are asked to believe Truth is not concrete, and therefore in the name of Tolerance and Political Correctness we must all accept that we can be different, think differently, have our own version of truth, but be amenable. In doing so, we do in fact render Truth to be irrelevant!
Huh??!! And how exactly would anyone be sure of what THE truth is??
I know full well that our Nation's Laws were based on Judeo-Christian Principles. Due to that foundation, any Law Court requires evidence before pronouncing you guilty or innocent. Yet, millions of us have arbitrarily decided to be jurors, and by watching our television screens, being fed by media pundits telling us their version of truth (never mind the evidence or lack of it), based upon emotion alone, we are ready to hand in a verdict that would be life changing not just for the two parties in question, but the Nation.
We then do not have a nation that espouses Law and Order, we have devolved into a nation of mob-rule, where the loudest voices get to decide THE truth, sans evidence.
Perhaps a reminder at this time is necessary: we are not a Democratic nation but a Republic. We do not rule by mob decisions, we rule by electing Representatives. The Law is not based on emotion, rather it is based on evidence. Lady justice has a blindfold so as not to tip the scales unfairly in anyone's favor, rather to let the scale tip based on evidence, and every case must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
This is just the most current and most noted example of a Nation's lack of grasp of the Truth as Jesus taught it.
Deuteronomy 19: 15 A lone witness is not sufficient to establish any wrongdoing or sin against a man, regardless of what offense he may have committed. A matter must be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses.16 If a false witness testifies against someone, accusing him of a crime, 17 both parties to the dispute must stand in the presence of the LORD, before the priests and judges who are in office at that time. 18 The judges shall investigate thoroughly, and if the witness is proven to be a liar who has falsely accused his brother, 19 you must do to him as he intended to do to his brother.
Please make sure you understand from verses 18 and 19 that God's punishment for perjury was not a wink and a nod, but much worse. This is repeated in the the New Testament.
Matthew 18: 15 If your brother sins against you, go and confront him privately. If he listens to you, you have won your brother over. 16 But if he will not listen, take one or two others along, so that 'every matter may be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses.' 17 If he refuses to listen to them, tell it to the church. And if he refuses to listen even to the church, regard him as you would a pagan or a tax collector.
Hebrews 13: 8 Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever. 9 Be not carried about with divers and strange doctrines.
Qs: So, 2+2 can be 5?
Ans: Sure, if you think it is.
Qs.: If I say it is midnight when it is afternoon, will that be true?
Ans: Why not, if you see it as that then it is.
Are you scratching your head in puzzlement?! I did!!
I must admit, the world in the last decade has changed more than it changed in my lifetime. Now, I know I can expect this to continue to escalate in terms of Bible prophesy. I teach frequently on Prophesy and End Times, so I love studying it in light of Current Events, Politics and of History as well. I am aware that things will change . . . and not for the better.
My problem is, how to live peaceably in a world that insists on "tolerance" but doesn't "tolerate" what I believe.
Interestingly, there is a lot of relativity that is very acceptable to me. I can be very fluid and tolerate a lot of things I do not agree with. However, those things that are fluid, though tolerable, are not what I call unalterable TRUTH!
As a counselor, I became accustomed to dealing with fluidity in feelings.
Your feelings can be true to you!
Example: Husband beats and abuses wife for years, but she comes to believe that it is her fault. She is responsible for everything that angers him. He says so, and so she believes it. not true, but it is what she believes to be true.
I can assure you it takes a lot for a therapist to bring the woman to see the unchangeable truth that she is a VICTIM.
Example: A child has been sexually abused for many years by her father. Her reality is that it is "normal." She is told "all daddies do it." She believes it. It is her truth, but is it THE truth? This scars her for life but even when she is told the TRUTH, she wants nothing to do with it at first. Her "truth" is safer than the new truth.
Should she be left alone in her truth? After all, if all is relative, then her truth prevails and my Truth is irrelevant . . . isn't it?
In a culture that is today uneducated in the Way of God, it is easy to allow the values of this world to dictate morality and correctness. Truth becomes irrelevant. If it feels good, do it! If it feels right for you, then it is right for you.
Words like tolerance are thrown around, and "political correctness" becomes the measure of a person. No longer are we measured by honesty, integrity, honor, rather by being politically correct and tolerant.
I am tired of being politically correct!
In fact I am determined not to be politically correct!
The way I see it, "politically correct" is a phrase made up and promoted, even marketed and imposed upon a culture that thrives on ignorance. I do not know who came up with the term, but the operative word in politically correct is Political.
Separate the two for a moment and think. can you be correct without being political? Yes! Why not be all about correctness, that is, being true, instead of being Political?
Truth, God's truth is the measure of all that is in this world. I choose to measure ALL truth in His light and against His Word. I accept fully that I may not understand a lot of things, but I will always argue in favor of God's Word and never against it.
1 Corinthian 13:12 For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known.
That may seem intolerant to many, but here is "my truth:" I can afford to be without man's favor; but I cannot live without God's favor.
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Chemical and Physical Characterization of a TiO_2-Coated Fiber Optic Cable Reactor
Peill, Nicola J. and Hoffmann, Michael R. (1996) Chemical and Physical Characterization of a TiO_2-Coated Fiber Optic Cable Reactor. Environmental Science and Technology, 30 (9). pp. 2806-2812. ISSN 0013-936X. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20150810-152944439
Practical application of metal oxide photocatalysts for the remediation of contaminated wastestreams often requires immobilization of the photocatalyst in a fixed-bed reactor configuration that allows the continuous use of the photocatalyst by eliminating the need for post-process filtration. A novel optical fiber cable reactor (OFR) is used to transmit UV light to solid-supported TiO_2 in order to investigate the photocatalytic degradation of pentachlorophenol (PCP), 4-chlorophenol (4-CP), dichloroacetate (DCA), and oxalate (OX). The distribution of light as a function of fiber diameter and the quantum efficiencies as a function of incident light intensity are investigated. Light propagation down individual fibers is found to increase with increasing fiber diameter. An increased linear transmission of light results in increased quantum efficiencies, while a 2-order of magnitude reduction in incident light intensity results in a 4-fold increase (φ = 0.010−0.042) in quantum efficiency for the degradation of 4-chlorophenol. The rates of degradation of dichloroacetate and oxalate have strong pH de pendencies. Relatively high apparent quantum efficien cies of φ = 0.010, 0.015, 0.08, and 0.17 for PCP, 4-CP, DCA, and OX, respectively, and complete mineralization to CO_2, H_2O, and HCl are observed in the OFR system.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/es960047d DOI Article
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/es960047d Publisher Article
Hoffmann, Michael R. 0000-0002-0432-6564
© 1996 American Chemical Society. Received for review January 18, 1996. Revised manuscript received April 22, 1996. Accepted May 7, 1996. Publication Date (Web): August 27, 1996. We are grateful to ARPA and ONR (NAV 5 HFMN N000149J1901) for financial support and to Tim Wu, Janet Kesselman, Scot T.Martin, and Wonyong Choi for scientific support. We would also like to thank 3M and Degussa for their donations of the optical fiber samples and the P25 photocatalyst, respectively.
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Office of Naval Research (ONR) NAV 5 HFMN N000149J1901
Chemical and Physical Characterization of a TiO2-Coated Fiber Optic Cable Reactor Nicola J. Peill and Michael R. Hoffmann Environmental Science & Technology 1996 30 (9), 2806-2812 DOI: 10.1021/es960047d
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Those of you holding a stockpile of legendary leg engrams like a Cold War nation stockpiling nukes are in luck. Bungie has just released a patch fixing their legendary leg engram issue where decripting one would yield no item. As well, Bungie also fixed the exploit that allowed players to grab the Sparrow Racing League premier items for free.
Anyone that abused the exploit will be able to keep their items, but they won't work without buying the Record Book. Below is everything the patch fixes.
Fixed an issue where copies of "The Climb" FWC Ship was incorrectly providing Reputation.
Record Book items will not be deleted from players' inventories, but will now require ownership of the SRL Record Book in order to equip the items.


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Sheila Malcolmson speaks at a press conference in the press gallery at the Legislature in Victoria, Monday, Nov. 1, 2021. B.C.'s mental health and addictions minister said Health Canada is thinking about lowering the threshold for the province's decriminalization request. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito
Health Canada mulls lower threshold for drug decriminalization: B.C. minister
Federal government is mulling a 2.5-gram cumulative threshold
Apr. 6, 2022 6:00 p.m.
Health Canada is considering British Columbia's decriminalization request but with a lower threshold for the amount of drugs a person can carry, says a provincial minister.
Mental Health and Addictions Minister Sheila Malcolmson told reporters Wednesday she received an update on what Health Canada has "on its mind" and the decision is not final.
B.C. has applied for an exemption request to decriminalize possession of small amounts of drugs, in an effort to reduce stigma associated with drug use and help save lives.
Drug users who purchase above the threshold limit are at risk of arrest and having their drugs confiscated.
Leslie McBain, co-founder of Moms Stop the Harm, said Malcolmson shared the update with a circle of stakeholders this week.
"Everybody who is an advocate was horrified by this," McBain said.
B.C. has requested a cumulative threshold of 4.5 grams for opioids, cocaine and methamphetamine, but McBain said the federal government is mulling a 2.5-gram cumulative threshold.
READ ALSO: Jurisdictions looking to decriminalize small amounts of drugs to curb overdose deaths
The office of Carolyn Bennett, federal minister of mental health and addictions, said the decision has not been made.
"We continue to work closely with all applicants throughout the review process. No decisions on these requests have been made as they remain under review," Bennett's office said in a statement Wednesday.
The province's originally proposed threshold was based on evidence that was presented by people who use drugs, Malcolmson said in a recent interview.
The 4.5-gram cumulative threshold was already too low for many people who use drugs, said McBain.
Donald MacPherson, director of advocacy group the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition, echoed McBain's concerns.
Setting appropriate thresholds matters because tolerance levels among people who use drugs are higher due to the increased presence of fentanyl in the drug market, MacPherson said.
"If the thresholds are too low, it exposes them to more increased police surveillance, it exposes them to having to buy smaller quantities and so accessing the illegal market more often," he said.
Making the threshold cumulative means the limit counts for the total amount of drugs in possession, instead of the cap existing for each substance separately.
The 2.5-gram cumulative threshold also discounts the realities and needs of people who use drugs, as they often use multiple types of drugs on a regular basis, McBain said. "Sometimes they use what they can get."
"We're in the sixth year of the worst drug toxicity crisis and death crisis that the country has ever seen before," said MacPherson.
"There is an imperative to move on this kind of policy change."
McBain said she wants to understand what will be accomplished by setting the threshold so low.
"The goal is still to punish people for accessing what they need. And the only way they can access what they need at this point in time here is to go to the illicit drug market," she said.
Erika Ibrahim, The Canadian Press
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LOAVES AND FISHES CAMPAIGN 2020
We all know the story: how as news of Jesus' teachings and deeds spread, his followers grew in number. How without adequate provisions to feed them, Jesus gathers five loaves and two fishes from a young boy in this large company, and after giving thanks to God, distributes them, managing to feed all who are hungry.
Dorothy Day embraced this story. She believed — as does the Guild forwarding her canonization — that in our doing of small things with love and faith, God will multiply our actions.
From the very beginning of the Cause, you've been there, supporting our efforts to prepare and present Dorothy Day's case for sainthood. The joyful news is that we anticipate the voluminous evidence gathered to be readied for send-off to the Vatican's Congregation for the Causes of Saints within the next twelve to sixteen months. Deo gratias…and thanks to you!
But we need to gather "loaves and fishes" — trusting in their multiplication — to insure our getting there. Loaves and fishes that will help defray the costs of our skeletal administrative staff here in New York, of a canon lawyer in Rome who reviews all our work, and of our "spreading the word" via print and social media.
Last year we launched the Loaves and Fishes Campaign as a way of formally recognizing that no donation to the Dorothy Day Guild is ever considered too small (paralleling Dorothy's appreciation of the many faithful, small donors to the Catholic Worker). We welcome, indeed, we count on any and all support, no matter the size. Everything and everyone matters!
Since last year's campaign was so successful, we've decided to annualize it. Loaves and Fishes Campaign 2020 will officially start on December 8th, 2019, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, the day Dorothy Day famously prayed that some way would open up for her as a Catholic to use her talents on behalf of the poor. It will end on May 1st, 2020, the anniversary of the founding of the Catholic Worker where she lived out her vocation.
The goal is to raise $25,000, approximately $5,000 more than raised last year. (To facilitate cash flow, we actually hope the bulk will be raised by this current year's end.) Please do contribute, however little (or conversely, however large!). Just click here:
Most importantly, know that we always feel blessed by your generosity, prayers, and shared conviction: in Dorothy Day we have a saint for our time!
P.S. All donations are tax deductible. In this respect, they differ from the non-deductible annual dues (coupled to the benefit of receiving the quarterly newsletter) paid by Guild members. For more information on how to join the Guild, see Membership and How to Join. Our gratitude extends deep and wide to all.
P.P.S. Checks may also be sent to the Guild's office: Dorothy Day Guild, 1011 First Avenue, Room 787, New York, NY 10022.
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A "loaf" in honor of a dear friend's birthday.
Everyone, like Dorothy, should be blessed with a "Peter Maurin" teacher.
In a Catholic girls' high school in the Midwest, she was mine.
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Trusting to the multiplication of this modest bread!
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always at the ready for snacks by the handful.
two pound plastic guy for four dollars.
blueberries i'll be eating you all week.
our bishop's wife was telling us about a u-pick around where we live where you can pick however much, and either pay the rate of leave half with them and take half for free! we are trying to find out where this is so we can go!!!


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Eminem & Lil Wayne to Perform at Mike Tyson VS Roy Jones Jr. Fight Night
This Mike Tyson / Roy Jones Jr. fight just became a lot more interesting!
Youtuber Jake Joseph Paul, who started professional boxing career back in January and who is also fight on the night of Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. fight, says Eminem and Lil Wayne are set to perform before the fight on September 12, 2020.
"It really going to be an amazing night. I don't know if I'm…I think Lil Wayne is performing, Eminem is performing. I could be wrong here but Post Malone is also performing." says Jake Paul during the IMPAULSIVE interview.
As you might know, an entertainment platform called Triller, is promoting Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. fight. This is the same company where Eminem started "Godzilla" challenge and Lil Wayne has recently partnered with them.
Stay tuned. The event will happen on September 12th.
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Amitabh and Ayushmann's Gulabo Sitabo to premiere on Amazon Prime Video
Amitabh said, Gulabo Sitabo is a slice of life dramedy that is a must-watch for families at home
Entertainment Amitabh and Ayushmann's Gulabo Sitabo to premiere on Amazon Prime Video
After much speculation, film director Shoojit Sircar along with actors Amitabh Bachchan and Ayushmann Khurrana have confirmed that their upcoming film, Gulabo Sitabo, will directly release on Amazon Prime Videos on 12 June.
Speaking about the film, Amitabh Bachchan said, Gulabo Sitabo is a slice of life dramedy that is a must-watch for families at home. I was excited about my role since the first time Shoojit showed me the character's look. It took me almost three hours each day to get into character with its different look.
I had a wonderful time working with my very talented co-star Ayushmann Khurrana. Even though we are constantly bantering in the film, it has been a pleasure working with him for the first time. This family entertainer has the power to cut across geographic boundaries, and we are pleased to bring Gulabo Sitabo to audiences across the globe," Amitabh added.
Also read: Amitabh launches break the stigma campaign for COVID survivors
The superstar also took to social media to state that he is honoured to be a part of the new digital revolution.
Ayushmann also called the film special for him and said, "It made me reunite with my mentor Shoojit da after Vicky Donor. Whatever I'm today is because of him and I'm happy that he made me a part of his vision again. Gulabo Sitabo also sees me share screen space with Amitabh Bachchan for the first time and it's a huge moment, it's a dream come true for me. I have secretly wished to work with him for many, many years and Shoojit da made this happen, and I will be indebted to him forever"
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"It has truly been an honour for me to work with a legend and I feel enriched as an actor after the experience. What I love about the film is its sheer simplicity — the fleeting moments of simple humour in the banter between a landlord and tenant makes this film really special. I hope audiences love the film and our chemistry when it premieres," he added.
Gulabo Sitabo was slated for a theatrical release earlier this year, before the COVID-19 pandemic led to a complete lockdown of the nation. "This is the dawn of a new era for Indian entertainment," said director Sircar.
"I am happy that a global audience will be able to watch our gritty dramedy, and enjoy what the film has in store for them. Gulabo Sitabo is a quirky, lighthearted movie that the audience can enjoy with their families. It has been a wonderful experience working with Amitabh Bachchan and Ayushmann Khurrana on the film," director said.
Gulabo Sitabo is being described as the story of two slimy scheming foxes in a game of one upmanship, each one attracting other members to their clan and each one with an agenda of his own. With the digital release, the film will premiere across 200 countries and territories.
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Q: Wait for app to finish initialization before changing route When I start my app I have an initialization process that shows some loading indicator and shows the actual content after everything is loaded. Now when I change the Url manually, the initialization process is also triggered, which is good, but the view controller assigned to that route is also created and starts its work right away before the initialization is completed. I tried to use a resolve property at my routes, where I return a promise that is resolved once the app is loaded, however I put this promise in a service and thats forbidden to be injected during the config phase.
How can I wait for the app to be completely loaded before I change the route?

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Responsive web design can be tricky. Trying to get your head around percentage sizing, media queries, and fluid grids can prove to be a bit of a headache for even the most experienced designers or developers.
The ultimate goal of serving a suitable layout for each device can prove harder still.
However, with hard work, determination, and the willingness to learn - designing and coding with a responsive mindset can be learnt by anyone.
Applying these skills to a simple web layout can be straightforward (e.g. a personal blog, portfolio, one page promotion, etc). Things become a lot more difficult when you're dealing with a larger site, which holds a whole lot more content.
I thought I'd run through some general advice and useful tips which I've picked up over time, regarding this problem.
With any web design work you need to plan well, but when laying out responsive content, never has it been more important. Get out your pad and a pencil, and start sketching. Think about how your wireframes can adjust as the screen varies in size.
A media query powered layout change that you have in your mind as the perfect idea, may disrupt or break your layout elsewhere. Without proper, solid planning, these mistakes with laying out your content can easily be made.
You need to think about each and every layout that will display on the variety of devices and resolutions that exist, making sure the layout served is suitable for the screen it's being viewed on.
Key point - a suitable layout does not necessarily mean a different layout.
With fluid (percentage) widths, the layout you have in mind for your average desktop, may well still work on an iPad, or a similar tablet device.
Be ready to reject adaptive principles.
First things first, if you're not aware of the difference between "adaptive web design" and "responsive web design", it's probably worth giving this article by Gavin Elliott a read.
I'm not hating on adaptive methods. I've had various occasions where all that's required is some simple media query adjustments to set pixel widths.
However, the more content you're going to be working with, the more ready you should be to embrace the fully responsive mindset.
This doesn't mean you should never use a max-width on your overall layout width, but basing your whole design around fluid widths can be a massive help. When the content level is high, you don't want to be limiting the flexibility of it's display with set, rigid widths.
You'll also be surprised at the reduction in media queries compared to an adaptive layout, which can only be good for your CSS markup and file size.
This doesn't need to be an existing framework or grid system if you're not a fan of delving into other people's code. Feel free to create your own.
Regardless of how you go about, using a grid in your layout will help out big time. Using a grid along with a well thought out column strategy and you'll be on the road to success.
There's nothing worse than dropping from a 3 column layout to 2 columns, only to realise you've got a few rogue divs or articles that are spilling over and out of line.
After a responsive grid? Try the [Golden Grid System](http://goldengridsystem.com/).
If you're after an awesome fluid and responsive grid system to use, I'd recommend the Golden Grid System. Not if you're looking to support IE7 and below though.
If you want to build your own, give Ethan Marcotte's article on A List Apart a read.
Even if you're still a bit of newbie with responsive web design, you may well have already heard about the fluid images technique.
There's no need to repeat what's already been described and taught so eloquently by Ethan (again). Check his article out here.
If your website project is overflowing with content, you need to get serious with its presentation - whether it's positioning, sizing, emphasis, or colouring, it all needs to be considered.
This is particularly important as your website is likely a website that you want users and readers to return to.
And when you have regular readers, you'll have regular changes to the devices that these readers are viewing the website on.
For example, I've read the likes of Smashing Mag and A List Apart on everything from a 27" iMac, to an Galaxy S2, with an average 18" HP monitor inbetween.
When you captivate readers with regular, quality content, they'll be dropping by anytime of day, on any type of device.
Simply "making everything smaller" for mobile isn't gonna cut it anymore. Nor is randomly hiding content when you decide there's no room for it.
You need to consider if there's even any additional content that desktop users will want when compared to those on a mobile.
Remember, a desktop version shouldn't mean a bloated version.
It's naive to believe that those on a desktop will want to be served these many additional design elements or content areas you may have in mind. At the same time, you don't want an empty, soulless design.
As the title of this section states - always promote the content.
For example - on a desktop monitor, a large navigation block can work, but will it on a mobile?
The Boston Globe has a whole lot of thought behind its navigation. Mobile users don't want to presented with an epic list of links upon page load - they want real content. Especially on an online newspaper.
The navigation menu could simply have stacked up vertically when viewed on a mobile. Instead, it was rearranged as clickable sub menus.
This is so the user doesn't need to scroll down half the page before they get to the content.
Always remember, content comes first.


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