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https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/crime/article/Grand-jury-indicts-man-on-capital-murder-charge-12578092.php
Man indicted on capital murder charge in 1987 San Antonio killing
By Fares Sabawi
Updated 8:45 am CST, Saturday, February 10, 2018
Dianna Lowery, 25, was bound, beaten and strangled in 1987. Thirty years later, her suspected killer was indicted by a Bexar County grand jury.
Photo: Bexar County District Attorney's Office
A 64-year-old man could face the death penalty for a homicide he's accused of committing 30 years ago.
On Monday, a Bexar County grand jury elected to indict Larry Moore on a capital murder charge. He's accused of sexually assaulting and strangling Dianna Lowery, 25.
Lowery was found dead by her boyfriend at their home on Bailey Street on Jan. 29, 1987. She was in her bathrobe and socks with abrasions to her face, the police report said.
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Police later determined Lowery had been bound, beaten and strangled after an autopsy was conducted by the Bexar County Medical Examiners Office.
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Moore was questioned shortly after the killing, but he was not accused until 2005, after DNA evidence tied him to the crime scene.
Moore was indicted in September of that year, according to a news release from the district attorney's office. Lowery's mother pushed for a swift resolution because she wanted to see the case get resolved before she died of a terminal illness, officials said.
However, a prosecutor dismissed the case against Moore in 2007 for further investigation.
The case remained in limbo until January, when Lowery's niece contacted the district attorney's office seeking answers. District Attorney Nico LaHood revisited the case and subsequently decided there was enough evidence to prosecute Moore, according to the release.
Moore lived in a duplex next to Lowery's, according to the release. The investigation revealed he was the owner of both units and kept a set of Lowery's spare keys, allowing him access to her apartment.
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Following the indictment, Moore was arrested in Prescott, Arizona. He will be extradited to Bexar County.
Moore suffers from a degenerative disease and uses a wheelchair to get around, according to a previous Express-News story.
Fares Sabawi covers crime in San Antonio and Bexar County for mySA.com. Read more of his stories here. | fsabawi@mysa.com


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Q: Does coverage.py measure the function and class definitions? I am trying to achieve a 100% coverage for a basic python module.
I use Ned Batchelder's coverage.py module to test it.
1 class account(object):
2   def __init__(self, initial_balance=0):
3     self.balance = initial_balance
4   def add_one(self):
5    self.balance = self.balance + 1

These are the tests.
class TestAccount(unittest.TestCase):
  def test_create_edit_account(self):
    a = account1.account()
    a.add_one()

Here is what the coverage report I get.

    COVERAGE REPORT =
    Name                    Stmts   Miss  Cover   Missing
   -----------------------------------------------------
   __init__                    1      1     0%   1
   account1                    5      3    40%   1-2, 4
   account2                    7      7     0%   1-7

As we can see, the lines 1-2 and 4 are not covered which are the defintions.
The rest of the lines are executed.

A: Following jcollado's answer:
I have this problem with Django nose which only covers lines used by tests.
For fix it I launch firstly manage.py with coverage and after I launch tests.
.coverage file will contain both's reports.
My first command is a custom which prints my project settings. Example:
coverage run ./manage.py settings && ./manage.py test myapp

A: I think your problem is described in the FAQ:

Q: Why do the bodies of functions (or classes) show as executed, but
  the def lines do not?
This happens because coverage is started after the functions are
  defined. The definition lines are executed without coverage
  measurement, then coverage is started, then the function is called.
  This means the body is measured, but the definition of the function
  itself is not.
To fix this, start coverage earlier. If you use the command line to
  run your program with coverage, then your entire program will be
  monitored. If you are using the API, you need to call coverage.start()
  before importing the modules that define your functions.

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KPFK Changes 8-9 pm Lineup
http://www.laobserved.com/archive/2016/06/kpfk_dropping_deadline_la.php
KPFK dropping 'Deadline LA' show after 20 years?*
By Kevin Roderick | June 28, 2016 12:35 PM
Makeshift on-air sign observed on my last visit to KPFK. Photo: LA Observed
[July 4 update: "Deadline LA" is staying on the air.]
For at least 20 years, KPFK has been airing a more or less weekly radio show devoted to talking about the news media in Los Angeles and beyond. For most if not all of that time, Barbara Osborn has been the host. Since she has become director of communications for Supervisor Sheila Kuehl, the show has been more in the hands of Howard Blume and Gail Holland, both of them staff writers at the Los Angeles Times. I have been on several times, and the show has tackled issues on the LA media scene from many directions through the years.
Anyway, the show's run is coming to an end. [* Update: Maybe not. Further discussions are ensuing. More to come.]
On July 11 the Pacifica station at 90.7 FM will be dropping several shows and adding more Spanish-language programming. The note from KPFK general manager Leslie Radford makes it sound as if the shows could have gone on if the program manager had presented the boss with some options, and there is also the possibility of a future podcast.
As of July 11, Indy Media on Air, Deadline L.A., Treasures of the West, Poets' Cafe, and Theatreworks will no longer be broadcast on KPFK 90.7FM.
In an effort to diversify our programming further, we are complying with the Pacifica National Board mandate to increase our Spanish-language programming by five hours. We will be doing that between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
On June 15, I requested the Interim Program Director give me options to re-arrange the existing programming to accommodate this change. He hasn't presented me with those options, so I'm left with simply cutting the programming in this timeslot.
I understand this is harsh, but please understand that it isn't intended to be disrespectful of your contributions to KPFK, nor is it a judgment on the quality of your show. I am very grateful for all you've done for KPFK. It is simply that I have no options except to make this cut across the strip. If you would like your show to continue as a podcast, please talk to Interim Program Director Alan Minsky.
Leslie Radford
General Manager, KPFK 90.7FM
Gerente General de KPFK 90.7 FM

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As common materials or engineering materials, thermoplastic resin based materials can be used not only directly fabricating products but also FRTP(fiber reinforced thermoplastic polymer) materials for other uses. As one kind of FRTP material, GFRPP(glass fiber reinforced polypropylene) has lots of merits, such as: light weight, high strength, high tenacity, high elongation percentage, good durability, reshaping character and no environmental pollution characters. And they also can be conveniently formed hoop rebar in civil engineering. While a new kind of GFRPP-OFBG smart rod which combined GFRPP and OFBG together can be used as not only structure materials but also sensing materials. Meanwhile, PP packaged OFBG strain sensor can be expected for its low modulus, good sensitivity and good durability. Furthermore, it can be used for large strain measuring. In this paper, we have successfully fabricated a new kind of GFRPP-OFBG(Glass Fiber Reinforced Polypropylene-Optic Fiber Bragg Grating) rod by our own thermoplastic pultrusion production line and a new kind of PP packaged OFBG strain sensor by extruding techniques. And we monitored the inner strain and temperature changes with tow OFBG simultaneously of the fabricating process. The results show that: OFBG can truly reflect the strain and temperature changes in both the GFRPP rod and the PP packaged OFBG, these are very useful to modify our processing parameters. And we also find that because of the shrinkage of PP, this new kind of PP packaged OFBG have -13000με storage, and the strain sensing performance is still very well, so which can be used for large strain measuring. Besides these, GFRPP-OFBG smart rod has good sensing performance in strain sensing just like that of FRSP-OFBG rod, the strain sensitivity coefficient is about1.19pm/με. Besides these, the surface of GFRPP-OFBG rods can be handled just as steel bars and also can be bended and reshaped. These are all very useful and very important for the use of FRP materials in civil engineering structures.


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MAM Software Releases New Auto Parts Listing Tool For eBay
The new module allows MAM Autopart users to generate online sales via the eBay marketplace.
BARNSLEY, England – MAM Software Group Inc., a leading global provider of on-premise and cloud-based business management solutions for the auto parts, tire and vertical distribution industries, has announced the official launch of a new auto parts listing tool for eBay.
The module integrates with MAM's Autopart business management software to simplify and streamline the creation of auto part listings on the eBay marketplace in the U.K. and Ireland. It also automatically processes incoming eBay orders without the need for manual data entry.
With MAM's Make Model Index (MMI) mapped to eBay's Master Vehicle List (MVL), users can produce "parts compatibility" listings, which matches a single part to many compatible vehicles. This eliminates the need to produce multiple listings for each part, saving time and money, and makes it easier for parts to be found by buyers, according to MAM.
Autopart is MAM Software's business management solution for the automotive aftermarket. It combines sales, purchases, accounting and stock management into one integrated package, giving businesses one point of contact for all queries.
MAM Software says it has worked diligently to prepare the module for launch. This effort was recognized last week when Auto Parts Delivered, one of the first pilot sellers, was awarded the "eBay Innovative Seller of the Year" award at the annual eBay Motors Awards. Acknowledging the company's use of the tool, the company was praised for its use of leading-edge technology.
"We are delighted to have partnered with MAM in developing, testing and bringing to market a new tool for eBay," said Alistair Evans, marketing manager at Auto Parts Delivered. "Keen to embrace and develop a multi-channel approach to market, we realized that eBay is an important and expanding channel in reaching a wider audience.
"We embraced MAM's Autopart parts management solution some years back, which enables us to meet the demands of garage customers by supplying parts, as well as integrating with our sales and stock management. MAM's new module for eBay enables us to seamlessly diversify our sales channels to a wider audience," Evans added.
"We're delighted that the module for eBay will now have the chance to help more businesses generate online revenue, as it has done for our test sites such as Auto Parts Delivered," said Nigel Clemett, commercial director at MAM Software. "We are proud to develop new and intuitive tools that give businesses additional revenue streams. The module for eBay, like our range of e-commerce solutions and tablet apps, not only help our customers to generate extra sales, but also to reduce their costs in the process. Needless to say, our customers can expect our continued effort in developing new ways to utilize technology in order to improve their business performance."
For more information about MAM Software's module for eBay, visit www.mamsoft.co.uk/ebay-module.
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Krokodiloes.
MEMBERS, 1960
Bill Abernethy,
Dave Adam,
Bob Cabot,
Bruce Carr,
Jeff Cave,
Dick Dozier,
Fred Ford,
Tony Hastings,
Clarke Hudson,
Dave Livingston,
Ed Martin,
Rick Pepin,
Don Pfaff,
George Robinson,
Dave Rockefeller,
Bill Rose
KROKODILOES on Wikipedia
KROKODILOES's site
The Harvard Krokodiloes, Harvard University's oldest and most prestigious a cappella singing group, perform popular music from the 1920s, '30s, '40s, '50s, and '60s. Founded at the Hasty Pudding Club in 1946, they tour the United States and the world, twelve tuxedo-clad undergraduates singing jazz, swing, ballads, and rock from America's Golden Age.
The Kroks
outside the Harvard Square subway station in Cambridge, Massachusetts (1960)
KROKUMENTARY
A portion of the documentary on the Krokodiloes' reunion in 2006.
The Krokodiloes present a polished, professional product, fine tuned in the course of performing over 200 concerts every year. In addition to the 150 or so concerts that the group performs stateside during the school year, each summer for the past twenty years the Krokodiloes have embarked on an eleven-week, six-continent world tour. During that time the Krokodiloes have spread their musical goodwill to all corners of the globe. From Australia to Brazil, from Europe to Asia, you can always find a Krokodiloe fan. The group has performed for kings, presidents, princes, and ambassadors all over the world. The Krokodiloes have also made Bermuda their Spring Break home for the last thirty years, entertaining at the finest hotels and restaurants.
Songs of the Krokodilos
The Krokodilos
Songs of the 1952 Harvard Krokodiloes
The Krokodiloes of the Hasty Pudding Club
In the Square
Warm but Cool...
And the Walls Come Tumbling Down
Indian Tour
Back Bay to Bombay
Krok'd
Hot Kroks, Live at Sanders
Kroks on the Rocks
On the Loose!
Kroks at Symphony Hall
Hot Kroks
Back in the Square
Downstairs at the Pudding
Krokodilarium
Cantabridgian Tales
12 Holyoke Street
Downstairs at the Upstairs Bar
Black Tie Affair
A Rambling Notion
Krokodile Tears
Kroks Live in Japan
The 60th Anniversary Album
Teen-Beat Fifty
Alexander's Ragtime Band
Black is the Colour of my True Love's Hair
Crazy Rhythm
Johnny O'Conner
Little Girl Blue
Now I Know
Rebel Soldier
Rockin' Chair
St. James Infirmary
Sweet Thursday
The Lamp is Low


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"Menstruatin' With Satan" — Dems help Local "Non-Profit" Fund Antifa, Satanists, Abortion Clinic
Elkhart, Ind. — REAL News Michiana has discovered the funding arm for local Antifa communists, Satanists and an abortion clinic is in fact a local 501(c)3 that has received donations from hundreds of local citizens. Including prominent members of the Democrat party and activists.
Northern Indiana Atheists and the groups benefitting from its fundraising efforts have been linked to setting up a Satanic Christmas display at the County City Building in Downtown South Bend, assaulting a teenage girl, intimidating peaceful pro-life protestors and nearly running over a sitting congresswoman with a vehicle.
The group has promoted fundraisers such as "Menstruatin' with Satan!" and asked for money to buy items used by Antifa communists who volunteer as self-described "Deathscorts" outside of the Whole Woman's Health abortion clinic in South Bend. The group has also held fundraisers intended to help pay for landscaping projects at the clinic.
Facebook fundraiser called "Menstruatin' with Satan" put on by the Northern Indiana Atheists
NIA lies in post to raise money in an attempt to provide Antifa umbrellas outside of the Whole Woman's Health abortion clinic. A pro-life protestor, an elderly woman, was injured in the umbrella attack.
One of the Antifa volunteers was also investigated by the Capitol Police for nearly running over Congresswoman Jackie Walorski with his car earlier this year. Walorski had stopped by to pray with the pro-life sidewalk counselors when the Antifa member came within inches of running her over. You can see video of that incident here.
Many of NIA's donors are well known Democrat activists, including Sam Centellas. Centellas is the former Executive Director of La Casa de Amistad. The NIA held a matching fundraiser for La Casa de Amistad while Centellas was the Executive Director of the organization.
Centellas is now the Executive Director of CDFI Friendly South Bend. He is also the South Bend Empowerment Zone Board Chair. The SBEZ is a cluster of South Bend schools that were taken over by the SBEZ and its board due to poor performance.
RNM has uncovered several issues within the SBEZ. A radical anti-police activist was recently promoted to assistant principal at Navarre Middle School. Another radical activist was promoted to Dean at the same school. And, the district's top administrator kicked a police officer out of an elementary school the day after a school shooting threat.
RNM discovered multiple Notre Dame employees along with doctors, Antifa activists and dozens of others also donated to the Satanic organization. Below are screenshots of dozens of donors to several of the online fundraisers.
A PREVIOUS VERSION OF THIS STORY CLAIMED LA CASA DE AMISTAD HELD A FUNDRAISER FOR THE NIA. IT HAS BEEN CORRECTED TO SHOW THE NIA HELD A FUNDRAISER FOR LA CASA DE AMISTAD
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Our first evening with Professor Chino focused on freestyle. After professor Chino's demonstration students chose from a variety of material to create their arrangements which were then corrected by the professor. Professor Chino's skill and helpful comments were greatly appreciated by all.
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This 2-Step baseboard is sometimes called a tudor base. The wood options are 5-1/4" tall and the mdf is 5-1/2" tall. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.


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Лев Израилевич Вольштейн (Лейба Сролевич; 22 апреля 1908, Минск, Российская империя — 1984, Ленинград, СССР) — российский советский живописец и график, член Ленинградского Союза художников.

Биография
Родился 22 апреля 1908 года в Минске. В 1925 году поступил в ленинградский ВХУТЕИН. Занимался у О. Браза, К. Петрова-Водкина, А. Рылова. В 1930 году окончил институт с присвоением звания художника-живописца. Участник выставок с 1930 года. В 1929—1932 годах — член и экспонент объединения «Круг художников». Член Ленинградского Союза художников с 1947 года.

Писал жанровые и исторические композиции, портреты, пейзажи. Иллюстрировал книги для издательств «Молодая гвардия», Детгиз, Лениздат. Автор картин «После работы в степи» (1931), «У колодца» (1932), «Портрет жены» (1939), «Девушка-пилот» (1937), «Освобождение» (1941), «Мученики гетто» (1947), «На Апрельской конференции» (1950), «Выступление М. Калинина на IV съезде РСДРП» (1952), «Ленин на II съезде РСДРП» (1953), «У Ленина в Смольном» (1964), «Ленин в Кремлёвском дворце» (1967), «Игра в мяч. Минутный перерыв» (1975), «Мы Красная кавалерия…» (1980) и др.

Скончался в 1984 году в Ленинграде.

Произведения Л. И. Вольштейна находятся в Государственном Русском музее, в музеях и частных собраниях в России, Великобритании, Израиле, США, Франции и других странах.

Выставки

Примечания

Источники
 Выставка произведений ленинградских художников 1951 года. Каталог. — М-Л: Искусство, 1951. — с.14.
 Ленинград. Зональная выставка. — Л: Художник РСФСР, 1965. — с.16.
 Художники народов СССР. Биобиблиографический словарь. Т.2. М., Искусство, 1972. С.334.
 Наш современник. Зональная выставка произведений ленинградских художников 1975 года. Каталог. — Л: Художник РСФСР, 1980. — с.13.
 Изобразительное искусство Ленинграда. Каталог выставки. — Л: Художник РСФСР, 1976. — с.17.
 Зональная выставка произведений ленинградских художников 1980 года. Каталог. — Л: Художник РСФСР, 1983. — с.11.
 Справочник членов Союза художников СССР. Том 2. — М: Советский художник, 1979. — с.477.
 Справочник членов Ленинградской организации Союза художников РСФСР. — Л: Художник РСФСР, 1980. — с.23.
 Связь времён. 1932—1997. Художники — члены Санкт — Петербургского Союза художников России. Каталог выставки. — Санкт — Петербург: ЦВЗ «Манеж», 1997. — с.285.
 Matthew Cullerne Bown. A Dictionary of Twentieth Century Russian And Soviet Painters. 1900 — 1980s. — London: Izomar Limited, 1998.
 Иванов С. В. Неизвестный соцреализм. Ленинградская школа. — Санкт-Петербург: НП-Принт, 2007. — с.382, 383, 392, 396, 402. ISBN 5-901724-21-6, ISBN 978-5-901724-21-7.
 Юбилейный Справочник выпускников Санкт-Петербургского академического института живописи, скульптуры и архитектуры имени И. Е. Репина Российской Академии художеств. 1915—2005. — Санкт Петербург: «Первоцвет», 2007. — с.32.

См. также
 Изобразительное искусство Ленинграда
 Список живописцев Ленинградского Союза художников
 Ленинградский Союз художников

Художники СССР
Члены Союза художников СССР
Художники-жанристы России
Художники Санкт-Петербурга
Выпускники Санкт-Петербургской академии художеств имени Ильи Репина
Члены Санкт-Петербургского Союза художников

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"Jag ljuger så bra" ("I lie so well") is the third single from Swedish pop singer Linda Bengtzing, released on her debut studio album Ingenting att förlora during the first quarter of 2006.  Bengtzing performed the song in Melodifestivalen 2006, finishing seventh in the finale.

The song, composed especially for Melodifestivalen by Lars Diedricson, Martin Hedström, and Ingela "Pling" Forsman, was originally written for another artist, Jessica Andersson, who instead chose "Kalla nätter" ("Cold Nights") to perform at the contest.

Track listing
Jag ljuger så bra (Radio Version) 3:08
Jag ljuger så bra (Karaoke Version) 3:06

Melodifestivalen 2006
On February 18, 2006, Bengtzing's performance of the song qualified for the final round of Melodifestivalen 2006 by placing 2nd at the first semifinal in the city of Leksand. At the final in Stockholm, it finished in 7th place with 56 points, 34 from juries and 22 from public (138,249 televotes).

Chart positions
The single was released in Sweden on March 13, 2006, debuting at #23 on the Swedish singles chart three days later. It rose to #4 the next week and peaked at #2 during its fifth week on the charts. It stayed in the Swedish top 60 for a total of 20 weeks.

Svensktoppen
The song directly entered the fourth place at Svensktoppen on 9 April 2006. A third place was the best result there. On 13 August 2006, Jag ljuger så bra made its 19th and last Svensktoppen visit.

See also
Melodifestivalen 2006

References
swedishcharts.com - Linda Bengtzing - Jag ljuger så bra

External links
"Jag ljuger så bra" at the Swedish singles chart

2006 singles
Melodifestivalen songs of 2006
Songs with lyrics by Ingela Forsman
Linda Bengtzing songs
Songs written by Lars Diedricson
2006 songs


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Potentially hopeful news on Iran nuclear program
By: Mark Leon Goldberg on August 21, 2009
The Guardian reports that Iran is granting IAEA nuclear inspectors "significant concessions" days before the UN nuclear watchdog agency is scheduled to release a major report on the Iranian nuclear program. The New York Times adds that this is the second of two recent signs that Iran may be willing to negotiate more fulsomely over its nuclear program. The decision to "retain the foreign minister, Manouchehr Mottaki, and not to move a more conservative ally into that position" may also show a newfound willingness in Tehran to strike a deal, says the Times.
These positive signals come amidst increasing international pressure on Iran. German PM Angela Merkel, for the first time, threw her support behind "energy sanctions" should Iran not deal cooperatively with the international community on the nuclear issue. Obama has also warned Tehran that the window for constructive negotiations is closing.
Looking forward, there are two upcoming meetings in which Iran's nuclear program is due to come under international review. The first is at a United Nations Security Council meeting chaired by President Obama on September 24. Then, later that day the G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh will open. Iran's nuclear status is on the agenda. Bottom line is that this next month will be a key test of the international community's efforts to curtail Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Meet the MiPad: The Plastic iPad Mini
Technology Articles > Gadgets > Tablets > Meet the MiPad: The Plastic iPad Mini
Chinese smartphone manufacturer, Xiaomi has just unveiled a new tablet that takes directly and purposeful aim at Apple. The tablet is called the MiPad, and will be available for testing in mid-June.
The MiPad comes with features that you might expect from an Apple competitor, but the really interesting thing about this company is that the CEO, Lei Jun, has no qualms about telling press that he is targeting the Apple crowd directly.
Inside the MiPad
The MiPad will come with Internet connectivity capabilities, a front and back camera, 16 or 64 GB memory (the option is up to the user), and will be priced lower than the iPad Mini (the one table that Jun has told press he's trying to compete against). At $240 for the smaller MiPad, this tablet will be easily affordable. But, will it be anywhere near as good as the iPad Mini?
The MiPad will come with a plastic case, run an Android-based OS, and look roughly like the iPad Mini. Plus, Xiaomi claims that it has a different business model that will set the company apart. Lei Jun tells press that Xiaomi will be focusing on services offered to consumers, which is somewhat different than other tablet manufacturers making profits from hardware alone. The company takes direct aim at Apple, since the iPad Mini is one of the top tablet sellers.
Tablet Sales Are Increasing
There were approximately 195 million tablet devices sold in 2014, and that number is projected to increase by nearly 40% throughout the next year. With Apple taking a large chunk of that market, it's a wonder that other manufacturers like Xiaomi haven't tried to steal away some sales sooner. Xiaomi might be successful at taking some of Apple's pie too. The company is wildly popular in China when it comes to inexpensive phone devices, and making a tablet that's just as inexpensive is a no-brainer for Xiaomi.
There's no word yet whether or not the new MiPad will go on sale outside of China, but I'm going to guess that Xiaomi is willing to take that risk. The device will likely sell in China exclusively at first, but it will be sold elsewhere if that market proves successful. For some, the tablet will be available in mid-June. For others, the wait might be a lot longer. There are plenty of tablets on the scene already, but there is room for one more than provides the same experience as an iPad Mini at a fraction of the price. Plus, it will be interested to see what Xiaomi plans to do where services are concerned – and what the company means by stating that they plan to focus on services over products.
There are just a few photos of the MiPad circulating now (see the photo on this page), but the tablet looks interesting enough from this point of view. Would you buy a cheaper version of the iPad? Do you think that there's room for Xiaomi on the current tablet market?


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Cambridge City Council
Iterative user research and testing produced a more usable and effective site for Cambridge City Council
Who: Cambridge City Council
What: User research and usability testing to inform site redevelopment
How: Individual discovery sessions to identify user goals followed by prototype usability testing
Result: A clear steer on the best design approach to produce a truly user-friendly design
Cambridge City Council wished to undertake testing of their current site to identify key user goals, as well as surface usability issues, in order to inform new site development.
The team had concerns about their current site with respect to how easily users could find information and whether the site provided the information that users needed.
The first round of testing focused on establishing users' goals for the site and identifying usability issues with the current site. We used eyetracking technology, a Tobii T60, which enabled us to observe the testers' eye movements. This was followed by a discussion led by Web Usability to identify the usability issues and to discuss a suitable approach for the new prototype site. The issues that were surfaced were used to inform the development of prototype designs.
The Council produced a series of prototype pages, including a new homepage design focused on users' top tasks, navigation pages and sample content pages. They also produced a number of alternative design treatments. Web Usability reviewed these designs, and tweaks were made, before they were then tested with real users during a second round of testing. Web Usability led a further discussion to agree any improvements.
Overall, the new prototype designs were well received. Testers could easily navigate around the site using the top navigation or the blue'top tasks' box, enabling them to get to their top goals easily. The testing also helped the Council to clarify which design approach was most suitable. However, a number of usability issues were surfaced during the second round of testing, and these improvements to the prototype were being made before the site was launched.
"The testing provided us with real evidence of how people use our website, giving us a clear indication of where we needed to make changes. We were able to apply the changes to a prototype, testing this before any build work commenced and are confident our new website will meet our customers' needs. Web Usability's professional and insightful advice was invaluable to the successful delivery of our new website."
Brigitte Wilson – Web Project Manager
If you'd like to talk to someone about your UX needs, please get in touch, we'd love to hear from you.
E: info@webusability.co.uk
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Dutch sprinter Dafne Schippers on her way to victory (Getty Images) © Copyright
15 APR 2017 Report Los Angeles, USA
Schippers clocks 100m and 200m world leads in Los Angeles
World 200m champion Dafne Schippers produced a notable double sprint victory at the Bryan Clay Invitational at Azusa Pacific University in Los Angeles on Friday (14).
Running in her season's debut, the 25-year-old Dutchwoman clocked 10.95 to win the 100m, well ahead of world and Olympic long jump champion Tianna Bartoletta of the US who clocked 11.08.
Schippers doubled back to take the 200m in 22.29, the second early-season world-leading performance of the day for the Olympic silver medallist over the distance.
Desiree Henry of Great Britain was second in 22.69 after clocking 11.09 in the 100m where she finished third.
Schippers, Bartoletta and Henry are all expected to return to the track next weekend at the IAAF/BTC World Relays Bahamas 2017 in Nassau.
In other action, two-time world and twice Olympic triple jump champion Christian Taylor opened his 2017 campaign in his specialty with a 17.26m leap to take the win.
In the men's sprints, Adam Gemili of Great Britain won the 100m in 10.08 while Abdul Hakim San Brown, the world U18 champion in the 100m and 200m, won the longer dash in 20.41. The 18-year-old Japanese clocked 10.18 in the 100m to finish second, knocking 0.04 from his previous personal best in his first race of the season.
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The weather, so promising in October, has faded to a dull damp grey that threatens to overthrow my long-anticipated plans for a Summer spent burning on the beach before flinging myself into cool blue water.
It was especially ominous the day I iced these cookies.
They'd been made two days prior on a glowing Summer-ish day in an attempt to avoid tasks-that-must-be-done-in-order-for-me-to-maintain-my-sanity. By the time they were baked, I had not even half an hour to get ready for a party that evening and, resigned to maintain said sanity, ended up arriving some two and a half hours late, sans cookies. (No matter, for there was beer and clear skies and cuddles and yelling and sausages all round).
But this day was overcast. The sky groaned under the weight of the clouds. I groaned under the weight of presents, somewhat-thoughtfully shipped to my office so as to avoid the queues at the post office. I hurried home, jacket flung over my box of gifts, hand held uselessly over my face in an attempt to shield myself from the heavy drops.
I cursed under my breath as I skipped off the footpath into the long, damp grass in order to avoid a man who had suddenly stopped in front of me, putting his bags and parcels onto the ground around him in order to hunt through each for an umbrella.
The cookies themselves are an almost embarrassingly loose adaptation of some far snappier specimens I spotted on smitten kitchen some weeks ago. So embarrassingly loose, even, that they barely resemble the original. These are, instead, cakey and moist and tangy and so intensely spiced that they almost verge on being too flavoursome.
The filling helps somewhat with this.
The sky came thundering down as I whipped together a batch of buttercream to sit between the cookies and, almost without thinking, I reached for a little bottle of whisky that I keep nestled in between far larger bottles of its clearer cousins.
Eaten together, they taste almost like a hot toddy (whiskey, ginger, cinnamon and pepper) before the earthy grit of dark sugar cane molasses hits and the sharp tang of pomegranate molasses smacks you squarely in the jaw.
I handed some around my office today – a treat to add some cheer to the greyness of today – and somehow, by lunchtime, the clouds had lifted and the light came streaming through the windows. Fingers crossed it stays this way til May.
Whisk the flour, baking soda, salt, pepper & spices in a bowl to evenly distribute the spices.
Beat the butter and two sugars in a separate bowl until light and fluffy. Add the egg and molasses (molasses-es?) and beat until it all comes together in a sticky mess.
Add the flour mixture and continue to beat until it comes together nicely. You'll have a fairly doughy looking mix, the kind you can pinch between your fingers. And whilst you might just get away with forming the cookies then and there, it'll be better after a chill in the freezer. Trust me.
So plonk the lot onto a piece of cling film and massage it out into a log about 1 inch thick. It will be long so cut it in half and put the two logs next to each other. This will make the next step far easier. Wrap the logs up and pop them in the freezer for about half an hour.
Cut the logs at one inch intervals, you should now have cylinders that are an inch high and an inch in diameter. Now roll the dough into lovely little spherical balls. If you can. Mine were slightly squashed. Like the earth.
These will spread in the oven a bit so space them out on lined or greased baking sheets - say one and a half inches between each. Bake in a 180C oven for 12ish minutes. When they're done, they'll be golden on the tops, almost cakey in the middle and will slide off the baking sheet with close to no difficulty once cooled for a minute or two.
Whisk the thickened cream and flour together in a small saucepan until no large lumps are left. Heat the mixture slowly over a low heat, stirring continuously. The mixtue will thin as the cream "melts" and then start to thicken again. Keep stirring over heat until you end up with a paste the consistency of creamy mashed potatoes. Leave aside to cool.
Beat the butter and caster sugar until they are light and fluffy and pale.
Add the cream and flour paste, the whiskey and the icing sugar and beat again - this time for quite a while, at least five minutes. You'll know the buttercream is done when it looks white, fluffy and can hold a peak when flicked with your fingertip.
I love biscuits which go that extra mile in the spice stakes. These sound absolutely delicious, perfect for Christmas and this horrible weather we are having. I would even say that they are comforting.
You've gotta love a bit of spice in your cookie! love the sound of pom molasses in there as well!
mmm, these sound delicious. I've never thought to put pomegranate in spiced biscuits but it sounds like a treat.
I also know what you mean about the summer, it's the middle almost January and I'm still rugged up in jumpers. Where has the swimming weather gone?!


This conference focuses on the role of audio drama within the context of the neo-avant-garde from 1945 to the present, and it also welcomes papers dealing with genres bordering on the radio play, such as sound collage, radio opera, the radio essay, and the radio documentary. Next to the radio medium, other forms of dissemination of audio fiction (such as gramophones, cd's and the internet) can be examined in conference papers as well. Papers can address institutional and contextual aspects of audio drama, intermedial and material issues, ideological and political issues.
The conference takes place on 28 and 29 November at Ghent University in Belgium. Please submit abstracts of max. 350 words, along with your title, name, affiliation and email address to enag@ugent.be. Speakers are allotted twenty-five minutes, of which twenty minutes are reserved for the presentation and five minutes for collective listening to audio fragments. The conference does not cover travel expenses and accommodation, but all speakers are exempt from registration costs. The deadline for submissions is 30 March 2018. Notification of acceptance is expected at the beginning of May 2018.


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Q: How to manage static files on a CDN and business logic on another server in one git repo? I'm building an app on Nodejitsu, which doesn't allow deployment packages of over 30MB. Most of the app is AngularJS, so I can keep all this on a separate server and greatly reduce the package size.
However, it's managed with one git repo, organized like this:
app/       <-- node files to deploy to Nodejitsu
config/
test/
package.json
server.js
public/    <-- static files to deploy to CDN
    img/
    css/
    js/
docs/      <-- don't want to deploy this anywhere, but still keep in git repo

I'm basically looking for a better way to deploy this all. I would like to keep it all in the same git repo, but I need commands to:

*

*deploy only app, config, test, package.json, and server.js with jitsu deploy

*deploy public to a CDN (even cooler if I can just publish img and two minified JS and CSS files)

*keep certain directories (like docs) in the git repo, but exclude from deployment

Any ideas?

A: You can deploy the public/ directory to PageCDN. It allows selecting a single directory inside a github repo before deploying the repo to the CDN. More details are available in docs.


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Q: Cant split left control and right alt in polish language I setup "polish-programmers" keyboard layout
I try to:
 HKL hkl=GetKeyboardLayout(0);
    for(unsigned long ch=0x20; ch<=0xff ; ++ch)
    {
        int v = HIBYTE(VkKeyScanEx(ch,hkl));
        if(v==6){
            return (GetKeyState(VK_CONTROL) & 0x8000) &&(GetKeyState(VK_RMENU) & 0x8000);
        }
    }
return false;

I made test with GetKeyboardState - same result: always left control have same flags as right alt(altgr)
May be somebody have workaround?


The 41st Annual Torture Trail 10K is one of the longest running 10K races in Georgia!
Awards: Stained Glass Awards will be given to the 10K Overall M/F, Masters M/F, and top three M/F in age groups beginning 14 and under through 70 and over. All ages may enter the fun run but awards will be presented only to the first overall M/F and first in each age group: 0-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15, 16-19, 20-29 and 30 and above. No awards will be mailed.
Other Awards: $100 to overall male and female winners given by the Southeast United Dairy Industry Association, Inc unless they fall under the NAIA Amatuer Status Rule.
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Shirts and Goodies: High Quality T-shirts with multi color print featuring Tar Baby, Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Baer and Br'er Fox from the Uncle Remus Stories. No shirts will be mailed. Participants will be treated to ice cream after the race donated by the Putnam County Dairy Association in honor of the Putnam County Dairy Festival. There will be plenty of other refreshments.
Course: The course is on paved roads and is USATF Certified #GA11039WC. The course can be challenging, especially in the June heat.
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    .controller('TransporterController', function ($scope, $state, $modal, Transporter) {

        $scope.transporters = [];
        $scope.loadAll = function() {
            Transporter.query(function(result) {
               $scope.transporters = result;
            });
        };
        $scope.loadAll();

        $scope.refresh = function () {
            $scope.loadAll();
            $scope.clear();
        };

        $scope.clear = function () {
            $scope.transporter = {
                id: null
            };
        };
    });

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A member of the Ginger family, Hedychium spicatum grows and flowers at relatively cool elevations in our hills. This photograph was taken outside of Darjeeling town, growing among other shrubs on a steep bank by the roadside. Flowers on opening are white and fade to yellow in a couple of days. In winter the stems die off and the rhizomes remain dormant.


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{-# LANGUAGE CPP, DeriveDataTypeable #-}
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- |
-- Module      :  Distribution.Server.Packages.PackageIndex
-- Copyright   :  (c) David Himmelstrup 2005,
--                    Bjorn Bringert 2007,
--                    Duncan Coutts 2008
--
-- Maintainer  :  cabal-devel@haskell.org
-- Portability :  portable
--
-- An index of packages.
--
module Distribution.Server.Packages.PackageIndex (
    -- * Package index data type
    PackageIndex,

    -- * Creating an index
    fromList,

    -- * Updates
    merge,
    insert,
    insertWith,
    deletePackageName,
    deletePackageId,

    -- * Queries
    indexSize,
    packageNames,

    -- ** Precise lookups
    lookupPackageName,
    lookupPackageId,
    lookupPackageForId,
    lookupDependency,

    -- ** Case-insensitive searches
    searchByName,
    SearchResult(..),
    searchByNameSubstring,

    -- ** Bulk queries
    allPackages,
    allPackagesByName
  ) where

import Distribution.Server.Util.Merge

import Prelude hiding (lookup)
import Control.Exception (assert)
import qualified Data.Map as Map
import Data.Map (Map)
import qualified Data.Foldable as Foldable
import Data.List (groupBy, sortBy, find, isInfixOf)
import Data.Monoid (Monoid(..))
import Data.Maybe (fromMaybe)
import Data.Typeable

import Distribution.Package
         ( PackageName(..), PackageIdentifier(..)
         , Package(..), packageName, packageVersion
         , Dependency(Dependency) )
import Distribution.Version ( withinRange )
import Distribution.Simple.Utils (lowercase, comparing)

-- | The collection of information about packages from one or more 'PackageDB's.
--
-- It can be searched effeciently by package name and version.
--
newtype PackageIndex pkg = PackageIndex
  -- This index package names to all the package records matching that package
  -- name case-sensitively. It includes all versions.
  --
  -- This allows us to find all versions satisfying a dependency.
  -- Most queries are a map lookup followed by a linear scan of the bucket.
  --
  (Map PackageName [pkg])

  deriving (Show, Read, Typeable)

instance Eq pkg => Eq (PackageIndex pkg) where
  PackageIndex m1 == PackageIndex m2 = flip Foldable.all (mergeMaps m1 m2) $ \mr -> case mr of
      InBoth pkgs1 pkgs2 -> bagsEq pkgs1 pkgs2
      OnlyInLeft _       -> False
      OnlyInRight _      -> False
    where
      bagsEq []     [] = True
      bagsEq []     _  = False
      bagsEq (x:xs) ys = case suitable_ys of
        []                -> False
        (_y:suitable_ys') -> bagsEq xs (unsuitable_ys ++ suitable_ys')
        where (unsuitable_ys, suitable_ys) = break (==x) ys

instance Package pkg => Monoid (PackageIndex pkg) where
  mempty  = PackageIndex (Map.empty)
  mappend = merge
  --save one mappend with empty in the common case:
  mconcat [] = mempty
  mconcat xs = foldr1 mappend xs

invariant :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> Bool
invariant (PackageIndex m) = all (uncurry goodBucket) (Map.toList m)
  where
    goodBucket _    [] = False
    goodBucket name (pkg0:pkgs0) = check (packageId pkg0) pkgs0
      where
        check pkgid []          = packageName pkgid == name
        check pkgid (pkg':pkgs) = packageName pkgid == name
                               && pkgid < pkgid'
                               && check pkgid' pkgs
          where pkgid' = packageId pkg'

--
-- * Internal helpers
--

mkPackageIndex :: Package pkg => Map PackageName [pkg] -> PackageIndex pkg
mkPackageIndex index = assert (invariant (PackageIndex index)) (PackageIndex index)

internalError :: String -> a
internalError name = error ("PackageIndex." ++ name ++ ": internal error")

-- | Lookup a name in the index to get all packages that match that name
-- case-sensitively.
--
lookup :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> PackageName -> [pkg]
lookup (PackageIndex m) name = fromMaybe [] $ Map.lookup name m

--
-- * Construction
--

-- | Build an index out of a bunch of packages.
--
-- If there are duplicates, later ones mask earlier ones.
--
fromList :: Package pkg => [pkg] -> PackageIndex pkg
fromList pkgs = mkPackageIndex
              . Map.map fixBucket
              . Map.fromListWith (++)
              $ [ (packageName pkg, [pkg])
                | pkg <- pkgs ]
  where
    fixBucket = -- out of groups of duplicates, later ones mask earlier ones
                -- but Map.fromListWith (++) constructs groups in reverse order
                map head
                -- Eq instance for PackageIdentifier is wrong, so use Ord:
              . groupBy (\a b -> EQ == comparing packageId a b)
                -- relies on sortBy being a stable sort so we
                -- can pick consistently among duplicates
              . sortBy (comparing packageId)

--
-- * Updates
--

-- | Merge two indexes.
--
-- Packages from the second mask packages of the same exact name
-- (case-sensitively) from the first.
--
merge :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIndex pkg
merge i1@(PackageIndex m1) i2@(PackageIndex m2) =
  assert (invariant i1 && invariant i2) $
    mkPackageIndex (Map.unionWith mergeBuckets m1 m2)

-- | Elements in the second list mask those in the first.
mergeBuckets :: Package pkg => [pkg] -> [pkg] -> [pkg]
mergeBuckets []     ys     = ys
mergeBuckets xs     []     = xs
mergeBuckets xs@(x:xs') ys@(y:ys') =
      case packageId x `compare` packageId y of
        GT -> y : mergeBuckets xs  ys'
        EQ -> y : mergeBuckets xs' ys'
        LT -> x : mergeBuckets xs' ys

-- | Inserts a single package into the index.
--
-- This is equivalent to (but slightly quicker than) using 'mappend' or
-- 'merge' with a singleton index.
--
insert :: Package pkg => pkg -> PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIndex pkg
insert pkg (PackageIndex index) = mkPackageIndex $ -- or insertWith const
  Map.insertWith (\_ -> insertNoDup) (packageName pkg) [pkg] index
  where
    pkgid = packageId pkg
    insertNoDup []                = [pkg]
    insertNoDup pkgs@(pkg':pkgs') = case compare pkgid (packageId pkg') of
      LT -> pkg  : pkgs
      EQ -> pkg  : pkgs'  -- this replaces the package
      GT -> pkg' : insertNoDup pkgs'

-- | Inserts a single package into the index, combining an old and new value with a function.
-- This isn't in cabal's version of PackageIndex.
--
-- The merge function is called as (f newPkg oldPkg). Ensure that the result has the same
-- package id as the two arguments; otherwise newPkg is used.
--
insertWith :: Package pkg => (pkg -> pkg -> pkg) -> pkg -> PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIndex pkg
insertWith mergeFunc pkg (PackageIndex index) = mkPackageIndex $
    Map.insertWith (\_ -> insertMerge) (packageName pkg) [pkg] index
  where
    pkgid = packageId pkg
    insertMerge [] = [pkg]
    insertMerge pkgs@(pkg':pkgs') = case compare pkgid (packageId pkg') of
        LT -> pkg : pkgs
        EQ -> let merged = mergeFunc pkg pkg' in
              if packageId merged == pkgid then merged : pkgs'
                                           else pkg : pkgs'
        GT -> pkg' : insertMerge pkgs'

-- | Internal delete helper.
--
delete :: Package pkg => PackageName -> (pkg -> Bool) -> PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIndex pkg
delete name p (PackageIndex index) = mkPackageIndex $
  Map.update filterBucket name index
  where
    filterBucket = deleteEmptyBucket
                 . filter (not . p)
    deleteEmptyBucket []        = Nothing
    deleteEmptyBucket remaining = Just remaining

-- | Removes a single package from the index.
--
deletePackageId :: Package pkg => PackageIdentifier -> PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIndex pkg
deletePackageId pkgid =
  delete (packageName pkgid) (\pkg -> packageId pkg == pkgid)

-- | Removes all packages with this (case-sensitive) name from the index.
--
deletePackageName :: Package pkg => PackageName -> PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIndex pkg
deletePackageName name =
  delete name (\pkg -> packageName pkg == name)

--
-- * Bulk queries
--

-- | Get all the packages from the index.
--
allPackages :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> [pkg]
allPackages (PackageIndex m) = concat (Map.elems m)

-- | Get all the packages from the index.
--
-- They are grouped by package name, case-sensitively.
--
allPackagesByName :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> [[pkg]]
allPackagesByName (PackageIndex m) = Map.elems m

--
-- * Lookups
--

-- | Does a lookup by package id (name & version).
--
-- Since multiple package DBs mask each other case-sensitively by package name,
-- then we get back at most one package.
--
lookupPackageId :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIdentifier -> Maybe pkg
lookupPackageId index pkgid =
  case [ pkg | pkg <- lookup index (packageName pkgid)
             , packageId pkg == pkgid ] of
    []    -> Nothing
    [pkg] -> Just pkg
    _     -> internalError "lookupPackageIdentifier"

-- | Does a case-sensitive search by package name.
-- The returned list should be ordered (strictly ascending) by version number.
--
lookupPackageName :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> PackageName -> [pkg]
lookupPackageName index name =
  [ pkg | pkg <- lookup index name
        , packageName pkg == name ]

-- | Search by name of a package identifier, and further select a version if possible.
--
lookupPackageForId :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> PackageIdentifier -> ([pkg], Maybe pkg)
lookupPackageForId index pkgid =
  let pkgs = lookupPackageName index (packageName pkgid)
  in (,) pkgs $ find ((==pkgid) . packageId) pkgs

-- | Does a case-sensitive search by package name and a range of versions.
--
-- We get back any number of versions of the specified package name, all
-- satisfying the version range constraint.
--
lookupDependency :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> Dependency -> [pkg]
lookupDependency index (Dependency name versionRange) =
  [ pkg | pkg <- lookup index name
        , packageName pkg == name
        , packageVersion pkg `withinRange` versionRange ]

--
-- * Case insensitive name lookups
--

-- | Does a case-insensitive search by package name.
--
-- If there is only one package that compares case-insentiviely to this name
-- then the search is unambiguous and we get back all versions of that package.
-- If several match case-insentiviely but one matches exactly then it is also
-- unambiguous.
--
-- If however several match case-insentiviely and none match exactly then we
-- have an ambiguous result, and we get back all the versions of all the
-- packages. The list of ambiguous results is split by exact package name. So
-- it is a non-empty list of non-empty lists.
--
searchByName :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> String -> SearchResult [pkg]
searchByName (PackageIndex m) name =
  case [ pkgs | pkgs@(PackageName name',_) <- Map.toList m
              , lowercase name' == lname ] of
    []              -> None
    [(_,pkgs)]      -> Unambiguous pkgs
    pkgss           -> case find ((PackageName name==) . fst) pkgss of
      Just (_,pkgs) -> Unambiguous pkgs
      Nothing       -> Ambiguous (map snd pkgss)
  where lname = lowercase name

data SearchResult a = None | Unambiguous a | Ambiguous [a] deriving (Show)

-- | Does a case-insensitive substring search by package name.
--
-- That is, all packages that contain the given string in their name.
--
searchByNameSubstring :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> String -> [pkg]
searchByNameSubstring (PackageIndex m) searchterm =
  [ pkg
  | (PackageName name, pkgs) <- Map.toList m
  , lsearchterm `isInfixOf` lowercase name
  , pkg <- pkgs ]
  where lsearchterm = lowercase searchterm

-- | Gets the number of packages in the index (number of names).
indexSize :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> Int
indexSize (PackageIndex m) = Map.size m

-- | Get an ascending list of package names in the index.
packageNames :: Package pkg => PackageIndex pkg -> [PackageName]
packageNames (PackageIndex m) = Map.keys m


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5 bold predictions for Cowboys against Washington Football Team
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – DECEMBER 02: Michael Gallup #13 of the Dallas Cowboys attempts to catch the ball as Bradley Roby #21 of the New Orleans Saintsdefends in the third quarter of the game at Caesars Superdome on December 02, 2021 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)
The Cowboys scored a narrow win at Washington in Week 14, but here are five predictions as to why things will be easy for Dallas at home on Sunday night.
Dallas and Washington faced off against one another just two weeks ago, but the NFL schedule makers have them facing off again in this week's edition of Sunday Night Football. The Cowboys won the Week 14 encounter by a narrow margin of seven points. Expect Mike McCarthy and his team to win the home edition of this division rivalry in a more comfortable manner.
COVID-19 is currently wreaking havoc on Ron Rivera's roster which will likely have a strong impact on this game. Even at full strength, Washington would struggle to handle Dallas' star-studded attack on their home turf.
Dak Prescott will count on his offensive line to hold up much better than they did just two weeks ago. Protecting the football and producing big plays will be the order of the day for the Cowboys on Sunday. Keep a close eye on the team's No. 3 wideout to have a big impact against the Washington secondary.
5. Michael Gallup will catch a 30+ yard pass
Gallup would comfortably be a top-two wideout for almost every team in the league. In Dallas, he's relegated to the No. 3 spot behind Amari Cooper and CeeDee Lamb.
That prevents Gallup from racking up the volume of catches he'd like on a weekly basis. It does not, however, stop him from stretching defenses vertically with his elite speed. Look for him to get behind the Washington safeties for a big play early in the game to loosen things up for Prescott and the Dallas offense.
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BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC) - It might be hard to imagine in Alabama, but a new survey suggests more and more Americans are turning away from organized religion.
The percentage of people claiming no religion has increased by 266% in the last three decades, according to a survey by the General Social Surveys.
According to the GSS, as of 2018 23.1% of the U.S. population identify as having no religion. That's more than Catholics who make up 23% of the population and Evangelicals at 22.5%.
"I have no religion," Caleb Turner said.
Caleb Turner, 21, said he was raised without religion.
"My life is determined by myself. That's what I believe," Turner said.
"I'm fine with people saying that they have no religion because I'm not really religious myself," Claudia Lillo said.
Even through Clauda Lillo, 20, was raised Catholic.
"Manifesting things works," said Lillo.
The Public Religion Research Institute finds two-thirds of adults age 18 to 22 stop going to church once they are out on their own.
"I think it's difficult to be a living being and not be spiritual," Pastor Tim Kelley at Southside Baptist Church said.
Kelly said the walk with God is not always on a clear path and young adults often stray away from the church when finding themselves.
"There's a trend away from organized religion. Institutions have a way of creating an environment of which people are skeptical," Kelley said.
Kelly said often with age and life experiences people find their way back.
"Marriage, career, and the biggest of all is having children. It's not about us anymore it's about this other being we've had a hand in bringing in the world," Kelley said.
"Whether it be people that think like I do or think differently than I do, still, we're on this journey together. Give consideration to the love that we experienced and be able to share that love," said Kelley.
Turner believes access to information helps people make their own decisions.
"I think that because everybody can learn what they want now instead of only being taught what they learn. So now they can determine what they want to live and how they want to live," Turner said.


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Goal 1, Mission 0
Stop obsessing on goals and focus on mission.
By Marshall Goldsmith 3 minute Read
In the movie The Bridge on the River Kwai, the lead character, Colonel Nicholson, is a prisoner of war in Burma who leads his men to build a bridge for his Japanese captors. Nicholson is an officer of high integrity, dedicated to excellence, a great leader of men — and thus well trained to complete any mission that he is given. So he builds a beautiful bridge. By the film's end, he finds himself in the painful position of defending the bridge from attack by fellow officers who want to destroy it to prevent Japanese trains from using it. There's a chilling moment of realization, right before he detonates the bridge, when Nicholson (played by Alec Guinness) utters the famous line, "What have I done?" He was so focused on his goal — building the bridge — that he forgot the larger mission of winning the war.
That is goal obsession, which is a subset of wanting to win too much. It rears its ugly head in many ways. In its broadest form, it's the force at play when we get so wrapped up in achieving our goal that, like Colonel Nicholson, we do it at the expense of a larger mission. It's one of those paradoxical traits that are usually the sources of our success, but taken too far can become blatant causes of failure. You see this when people become fixated on the wrong goals. Given their history of success, they end up achieving a result that does more damage than good to their organizations, their families, and themselves.
The canyons of Wall Street are littered with victims of goal obsession. I asked one hard-driving deal maker, "Mike, why do you work all of the time?" He replied, "Why do you think? Do you think I love this place? I am working so hard because I want to make a lot of money!"
I continued my inquiry, "Do you really need this much money?"
"I do now," Mike grimaced. "I just got divorced for the third time. With three alimony checks every month, I am almost broke."
"Why do you keep getting divorced?" I asked.
The answer came out as a sad sigh. "All three wives kept complaining that I worked all the time. They have no idea how hard it is to make this much money!"
This sort of classic goal obsession would be laughable if the irony — or more accurately, the failure to appreciate the irony — weren't so painful.
One of the most ironic examples of goal obsession was the "Good Samaritan" research done by Darley and Batson at Princeton in 1973. In this widely referenced study, a group of theology students was told that they were to go across campus to deliver a sermon on the topic of the Good Samaritan. As part of the research, some of these students were told that they were late and needed to hurry up. Along their route across campus, Darley and Batson had hired an actor to play the role of a victim who was coughing and suffering.
Ninety percent of the "late" students in Princeton Theology Seminary ignored the needs of the suffering person in their haste to get across campus. As the study reports, "Indeed, on several occasions, a seminary student going to give his talk on the parable of the Good Samaritan literally stepped over the victim as he hurried on his way!"
What's happening here? Goal obsession clouded their judgment. They were under time pressure. They were in a hurry. They had deadlines. They were going to do something that they thought was important. Other people were depending on them. And in that hothouse of circumstances, their goals got warped. After all, when people committed to hitting their targets pick the wrong one — when they focus on the bridge and not the war — somebody ends up getting hurt.
The solution is simple, but not easy. You have to step back, take a breath, and look around. Survey the conditions that are making you obsessed with the wrong goals. Time and deadline pressures come with being a leader. We confront them every minute of every day. They do not go away. Which makes it all the more important to reflect upon our work, match it up against the life we want to live, and consider, "What am I doing?" and "Why am I doing this?" Ask yourself, "Am I achieving a task and forgetting my organization's mission? Am I making money to support my family — and forgetting the family that I am trying to support?"
After all this effort and display of professional prowess, you don't want to find yourself at a dead end, asking, "What have I done?"
Marshall Goldsmith (www.marshallgoldsmith.com) is corporate America's preeminent executive coach and founding director of the Alliance for Strategic Leadership.
A version of this article appeared in the August 2004 issue of Fast Company magazine.


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package com.yeungeek.modulea;

import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.annotation.NonNull;
import android.support.annotation.Nullable;
import android.support.v7.widget.LinearLayoutManager;
import android.support.v7.widget.RecyclerView;
import android.view.View;

import com.alibaba.android.arouter.facade.annotation.Route;
import com.yeungeek.library.BaseFragment;
import com.yeungeek.library.data.model.Repo;
import com.yeungeek.library.router.Consts;
import com.yeungeek.library.router.RouterUtils;
import com.yeungeek.library.router.ToastService;
import com.yeungeek.library.ui.LinearDivider;
import com.yeungeek.modulea.adapter.RepoAdapter;
import com.yeungeek.modulea.mvp.RepoPresenter;
import com.yeungeek.modulea.mvp.RepoView;

import java.util.List;

/**
 * @author yangjian
 * @date 2018/09/27
 */
@Route(path = Consts.MODULEA_MVP_FRAGMENT)
public class MvpFragment extends BaseFragment implements RepoView {
    private RecyclerView recyclerView;
    private RepoAdapter adapter;

    private RepoPresenter presenter;

    @Override
    public void onViewCreated(@NonNull View view, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onViewCreated(view, savedInstanceState);
        recyclerView = view.findViewById(R.id.recycle_view);
        adapter = new RepoAdapter();
        recyclerView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(getActivity().getApplicationContext()));
        recyclerView.addItemDecoration(new LinearDivider(getActivity().getApplicationContext(), R.color.divider, R.dimen.divider));
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        presenter = new RepoPresenter(this);

        view.findViewById(R.id.get_repo).setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                presenter.getRepo("yeungeek");
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        });

        view.findViewById(R.id.module_pay).setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                RouterUtils.navigation(Consts.MODULE_PAY_MAIN);
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        });

        view.findViewById(R.id.service_pay).setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                ToastService toastService = (ToastService) RouterUtils.navigation(Consts.PAY_SERVCIE);
                toastService.toast("service pay");
            }
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    }

    @Override
    public int getLayoutId() {
        return R.layout.fragment_mvp;
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    @Override
    public void onSuccess(List<Repo> repos) {
        adapter.setData(repos);
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Ahead of the youth team's first home game of the season against Grimsby Town tomorrow morning, we caught up with Head of Academy Coaching Mick Halsall for an early-season update.
"We conceded a goal in the first five minutes from a set-piece. It was a game we should have probably won but we were lacking a bit of firepower as one of the players from the new intake had to go off through injury. He was our main focus in trying to go forward.
"It was disappointing as we improved in the second half and could have come away from the game with something."
"It was a similar game - the first half was tight but we could have gone in 2-0 up. We had two one-on-ones, forcing the goalkeeper into a good save from one and the other was put past the post.
"We put in some good deliveries from set-pieces in the first half. Maybe, with a bit more determination, we could have got on the end of them to hopefully get a finish.
"The second half ebbed and flowed. A chance came where one player could have slipped a team-mate in but turned it down, we lost the ball and Burton went up the other end and scored. They scored again a minute later, which was disappointing because we felt that we could have got ourselves into the game if it had stayed at 1-0.
"It was a little fragmented in those games because we've only played well in one half in either game."
"It was pleasing to get a win to get off the mark and to keep a clean sheet. We had to work really hard for it, particularly in the first half. We were a bit disjointed and didn't play at a high tempo.
"We put more thought and desire into the way we played in the second half but had to deal with going down to 10 men as one of the players was sent off for picking up two yellow cards.
"We went 1-0 up through a penalty five minutes later with Jack McMillan scoring. I was particularly pleased with the approach and understanding of getting into the 4-4-1 shape and working hard in the last 10 minutes to nullify York and ensure we won the game. Hopefully we can take that on to the games we have coming up.
"The players have done really well so far. It has been difficult because we have to put so many things in place at the start of the season.
"I don't think people outside the club realise what has to be done as a youth department with the scholars, such as their education, setting objectives and doing appraisals. A lot of that work comes from the players themselves. We put them through the coaching, which we felt was a good introduction for them.
"We have to put things like that in place because of the League Football Education programme. With all of that going on, I think the youth players have done really well.
"The second years have been a really good example to the first years and the assistance received from the staff has been first class.
"The players started college yesterday so we're into the proper stuff now and it will be interesting to see how things progress from here.
"It has taken a bit of time for the first years to settle in and become accustomed to what is expected of them as a scholar. It is very hard and demanding at times but they seem to be a tight group and I hope they can show it in their performances on the pitch.
"We want to carry on from the York game and hopefully we will get 90 minutes to show what we are capable of both in and out of possession. We need to improve on the positives from last week.
"Hopefully one or two players will come back into the frame but we want some continuity and success because that helps when you come in on a Monday morning. A win at the weekend sees you come in with a spring in your step and has you looking forward to the days ahead."
"There was a good turnout at youth games last season. Arnold is local and provides a good structure for us. It would be interesting to see what people think if they come along to the games. It's pleasing to see the supporters come down and watch players who will hopefully be involved with the first-team one day."


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Still got pads and will sell separately front or back at $200.00 each plus shipping.
Does it come with sensors?
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My next Spartan Race is the Indianapolis Sprint on May 16th, 2015 which means as of today, I have 16 weeks to train and prepare. I'm already 6 weeks into part of my training and this year I'm going to attack things differently! I'm going to actually train with specific goals in mind and have a plan going into the Spartan Race.
In order to really make up a good training plan, you first need to break down the race.
Push, Pull and Hold are the majority of tasks you encounter throughout the Spartan Race.
Whether it is burpees, pulling yourself up over walls, climbing ropes, or carrying a bucket full of gravel. These are specific areas of strength that will be required.
Intervals: there are periods of explosiveness, followed by periods of lull.
While you run the race, this is a typical stretch: run, stop, perform an obstacle, run, stop, perform an obstacle.
Getting vertical: hills were my (and the majority of others) most difficult tasks throughout the race.
Hills will kill your legs and back throughout the Spartan Race, therefore you have to incorporate them into training.
For this reason, you have to GET OUTDOORS!
For the past 6 weeks I have been following my 12 Week Fitness Plan which I just launched available on here in early January. This has helped me re-dedicate myself to fitness with a solid 12 week jump start. This will assist with the "push, pull, and hold" portions of the race.
This is a 3 phase plan which starts with phase 1, building on the foundations of strength. I am currently half way through phase 2 which continues to build on the foundations of strength even more, coupled with hitting muscle groups more often. I then will fall into phase 3 which is where my conditioning will really begin by breaking down muscle with tailored, intense full body workouts, hitting each muscle group more frequently, and allowing me to focus one day per week on my greatest weaknesses that may cause me the most grief in my next Spartan Race.
It is extremely important to have a great foundation of strength in preparation of any obstacle course race. The physical strength and abilities will be called upon just as much as your cardiovascular abilities.
At the end of this plan, I will have approximately 10 weeks until the Indy Spartan Race.
This brings me to the interval training portions which will be my focus for four weeks, in preparation of getting outdoors. I have provided a few free resources of quality interval/HIIT cardio plans.
The Elliptical Climb Challenge (which is a 25 minute HIIT workout on the elliptical).
If you head over to my Free Resources Page, there is an additional HIIT cardio workout which is available for free in a pdf download. This plan is good for any type of cardio equipment, i.e. treadmill, elliptical, or spin bike.
I will add these interval workouts either in the mornings, or at the end of my weight training workouts.
This is the stage where I will get outdoors and build functional strength.
For everything you need to know on getting your first kettlebell, you can check my Beginner Guide to Kettlebells out.
I intend to purchase a climbing rope, getting outside, and practicing my skills using multiple climbing methods.
Since I will already be doing Goblet Squats, I want to focus my efforts on a couple areas which could cause trouble during the Spartan Race, which would be pull ups and dead lifting.
I have seen lately that the bucket brigade obstacle is becoming more popular. Most people say that your lower back will begin to give out quickest during this obstacle.
I will be focusing on two techniques here.
The first will be weighted hikes. I recently purchased a GoRuck GR1 which I will load up with around 35 pounds of additional weight and go for 3-5 mile hikes.
The second will be trail running. Not just normal trail running, I want to also get off trail during these runs. That would include jumping over downed trees, climbing over/under other downed trees, stopping to do pull ups on tree limbs, you name it, I will end up using it as an obstacle.
You will go for long walks with weighted dumbbells. They don't have to be extremely heavy dumbbells, but the lighter they are, the longer your walk should be.
Well, there you have it. You can modify this plan to however much time you have until your next Spartan Race, but hopefully some of these tips will help you out in your own preparation of your Spartan Race.
You can also view the Spartan Race Calendar and sign up for a race by clicking my affiliate link below: Use Code FINISH10 for 10% off, or code SPEAR10 for $10 off!
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I have new lighting product designs, with a targeted market of customers as well as many factory connections for the old style lighting products that many factories already manufactured.
I have invested much money and time into this LED light project; I am also willing to invest some more money and time into it, with the right partner. However, the partner will need to invest as well, so we can have a win win relationship.
I am not looking for an air talker. I am looking for someone that is ready to go into the business with commitment and brand new ideas. We don't have to follow the ways of the other factories. We do things our own ways by meeting people's demand and turn ordinary things into extraordinary things with LED light.
I have learned from some of the smart people in the world that are growing in LED market and making fast money. We can start the LED business in Lagos and expand to other part of the world as we are growing.
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And The original H2G2 Vinyls come to CD!
by zaphod | Feb 8, 2020 | News | 1 comment
Ok, that's a bit weird I know. But as the last Hitchhiker radio series comes to vinyl, it seems now that the vinyls recorded in 1980-81 for Original Records because the BBC didn't want to publish the radio series on tape or vinyl are now being released on CD and digital downloads by the BBC!
Right now (8 feb 2020), there has been no official announcement but the listing in Amazon seems legit (you can pre-order it and the release date would be 21 May 2020) and there is even an artwork based on the first record (UK edition). Well Amazon could be mistaken (and don't bother to read the reviews they are about the book not the vinyl version of course !) but Penguin also lists this release is also listed on Penguin.
https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/1120097/the-hitchhiker-s-guide-to-the-galaxy–the-original-albums/9781529126570.html
I must say that everyone in the Hitchhiker fandom is very surprised. The vinyls have never been re-issued and for legal reasons we all thought they would never be released again.
And if you want more details about the background of the Original Records vinyls, here are some explanations from the famous Hitchhiker expert, David haddock :
"A bit of background for context as the radio series was first broadcast in 1978, and things were different back then.
The BBC were not in the habit of releasing record programmes as recordings, although they were in the business of repeating successful ones like Hitchhiker's. Triple LP / cassette packs were not a thing back then either and would have been expensive, and the BBC did not think it would be viable. The BBC also passed on the book of the series. The BBC eventually released the first two series on cassette in 1988, and also CD. Hitchhiker's was the first BBC radio programme on CD. So Douglas and Geoffrey Perkins took up the offer from a company called Original Records to make a double LP from the first series. This meant that some editing was needed and Douglas being Douglas took the opportunity to change parts of the storyline, which included replacing some of the John Lloyd material. One of Douglas's aims had been to have production values like Sergeant Pepper so they also took the opportunity to change some of the music and effects. Susan Sheridan was not available (doing voice recording for The Black Cauldron) and so we have Cindy Oswin as Trillian.
Original Records did well out of the Hitchhiker's LP (ORA42) and cassette (TORA42) and expanded their operations. They also did an LP of the second radio series, but Douglas and Geoffrey did not get the time they wanted to mix this one. The business acumen of Original Records caused some issues and they went bust owing Douglas money, and according to the biographies Ed Victor got the master tapes for Douglas. Various people have suggested releasing them over the years and now here they are with the BBC releasing the "Original Records" production of Hitchhiker's (which is NOT the original radio series)."
Note also that the vinyls (and cassettes) have been released in UK and Australia by Original Records and in North America (the first one with a different cover) by Hannibal Records
Here are the vinyl versions on Discogs
The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy, Original Records, 1979
https://www.discogs.com/Douglas-Adams-The-Hitch-Hikers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy/release/566422
The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy (Part One) Hannibal Records, 1982
https://www.discogs.com/Douglas-Adams-The-Hitch-Hikers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy-Part-One/release/1440069
The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy Part Two: The Restaurant At The End Of The Universe, Original Records, 1980
https://www.discogs.com/Douglas-Adams-The-Hitch-Hikers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy-Part-Two-The-Restaurant-At-The-End-Of-The-Univers/release/566432
The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy Part Two: The Restaurant At The End Of The Universe, Hannibal Records, 1981 (?)
https://www.discogs.com/Douglas-Adams-The-Hitch-Hikers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy-Part-Two-The-Restaurant-At-The-End-Of-The-Univers/release/2325743
R Smith	on October 19, 2020 at 7:27 am
Just a quick review of this release – CD version.
The packaging is fantastic and the reproduction of the original artwork on the inlays and CDs is very good, albeit smaller than the LPs (!)
Sadly that's the only good point…I'm not sure if the review here was written before listening to the new version but these are made from a vinyl transfer and NOT the original (Original Records)master tapes or some copy of the tapes etc. The quality is pretty poor, with a constant background noise almost like an FM radio broadcast, the EQ is noticeably top end with most of the "sibilant sounds" hissing quite badly. In the quieter parts of the recordings, such as just after the destruction of Earth on the Vogon ship, it is unlistenable. Very disappointing and frankly a bit of a waste of time, as they could have used the cassette version as their "master" and achieved a much better result, or maybe the Master Tapes!
I hope that this poor reproduction doesn't put off any future attempts to release this version of the Guide on CD etc.
Great packaging, poor sound quality.
3/10.