Wild turkeys strut along Seaview Avenue near the South Beach Phsychiatric Center in Ocean Breeze.
Staten Island turkeys: Should we slaughter, ship out, or keep status quo?
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- We'd love to be a fly on the wall over at the editorial offices of The New York Times.
Editors there probably debate for hours on Putin's future in 2014, post-Olympics, the upheaval in Egypt, turmoil in the Ukraine — and Kerry Kennedy's DWI trial.
Over here in the Grasmere editorial offices of the Staten Island Advance, we talk of those things. But we debate things like potholes, bus-lane and red-light cameras, the burgeoning deer population — and the future of the Ocean Breeze turkeys.
After all, news is what people are talking about. Believe us. Staten Island talks more about blown tires, bent rims and yes, turkey poop, than they do Vladmir Putin.
So let us take a look today at the turkey issue.
They began their lives in our community on the grounds of the South Beach Psychiatric Center in Ocean Breeze.
Who knows how many there were to begin with, and how they got here is a matter of debate. What we do know is that there was one male and one female.
Population estimates range from under 100 birds to what is probably a real estimate of at least 250 to 300. And they like to roam, from Ocean Breeze through Dongan Hills — even beyond. Scores of them.
They create a mess on lawns and streets, they block cars, and they scare little kids, little dogs and little old ladies on the way to Staten Island University Hospital.
Yet some say they add a charm to the beach-front area, and to Staten Island. A certain panache, if you will.
We don't want to be all concrete and asphalt, the pro-turkey folks say. They love the presence of wildlife that separates us from the wild life in other boroughs.
Sure, if you don't have to live with them, say neighbors of the birds. Or if you don't have to drive through flocks of them to get to the hospital.
The United States Department of Agriculture thought it had a plan. Twice, they captured a bunch of birds and slaughtered them.
Another 28 Staten Island birds are living the good life at the 110-acre Catskill Animal Sanctuary upstate in Saugerties, N.Y.
If you want to pay a visit, or support them, it's only a two-hour drive from here, and is open to the public for weekend tours. The phone number is 845-336-8447. Or you can make donations for the care of the turkeys, or sponsor an individual bird, by visiting the sanctuary's website: www.casanctuary.org.
But either slaughtered or saved, the Ocean Breeze turkey population is as strong as ever.
Today's challenge is this: Read the dilemma faced by those who feel for the birds, and those who cannot stand them.
Then you decide: Slaughter them, take them upstate, or just leave them alone.Vote in our web poll at the top of this report.
We'll let you know next week what we'll tell the powers-that-be over at the Agriculture Department — if we can get them to stop debating for a moment the trade war over how bananas are exported and imported from various regions around the globe.
Frank Schifandi is no fan of the symbol of Thanksgiving. At least not the ones hanging in his neighborhood at Burgher and Laconia avenues.
"It's totally out of control," he says.
Frank's wife has an auto-immune disease and she is afraid to come out of the house, or touch anything outside.
Bob Moretti could well do without the big birds as well.
And "they're dumb as dirt," said a frustrated driver stalled on Laconia Avenue as 16 birds stood in front of her car, oblivious to the fact they soon could be roadkill.
One Dongan Hills denizen took the situation into his own hands way back in 2007 when cops accused him of firing bottle rockets into a flock of the birds. He pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor count of violating fish and wildlife laws.
The Burgher Avenue Messinas are animal lovers.
The large flock of turkeys — over 50 strong — visiting the block regularly since Thanksgiving has them torn between concern for the birds and utter exasperation at piles of unsanitary droppings on sidewalks, walkways and curbs, horn-honking and traffic tie-ups in the otherwise quiet neighborhood.
"I feel bad for the turkeys," confessed Odette Messina, 66.
"I love animals — I can't help it — and I'm crying; it's terrible, just so pitiful," she added, citing the recent frigid temperatures, and the sight of as many as 50 turkeys roosting overnight, in driving snow, on the overhead utility lines in front of her house.
"I think they need food, but people will yell if anyone feeds them.
Added her oldest daughter, also Odette, who lives upstairs with two large dogs, "I've had fights with kids who chase the turkeys, and throw rocks at them. No matter what you do, you get in trouble," she said. The elder Ms. Messina kept a careful record of the number of turkeys who visited over several recent days, and showed her handwritten log to a reporter.
"It's awful. I want something to be done," she said, her eyes welling up with tears.


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Last month we told you about some of our snow sport stars who had been selected to compete for Great Britain at XXII Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. Now that the competition has come to an end, we thought it was time to look at how Team GB performed both on and off the slopes.
Last Thursday (20 February) the women's curling team beat Switzerland in a tight game to secure the bronze and claim GB's third medal of the winter games. Not only that, Perth-born Eve Muirhead's side also took the title of the youngest curling team to place in the competition. And David Murdoch's men proudly won silver in a nail-biting curling final against Canada on Friday.
Another success came from snowboarder Jenny Jones who took the bronze for women's snowboarding slopestyle early in the competition. Jenny not only took the first medal of the 2014 Winter Games for Great Britain but she also made history by taking the first medal on the snow for the country since the games began.In other events, the nation beamed with pride as Lizzy Yarnold took gold in the skeleton on Friday 14 February.
We previously mentioned that snowboarder Ben Kilner, freestyle skier Murray Buchan, and cross country skiers Andrew Young, Andrew Musgrave and Rosamund 'Posy' Musgrave would all be competing as part of the 56-strong team. On Tuesday 11 February, Ben, Andrew, Andrew and Posy all took part in events and achieved respectable positions.
It's not surprising that a number of our snow sports competitors are Aberdeenshire born-and-bred, including Andrew, Posy and Ben. The region is home to two of Scotland's six snow sports centres, Glenshee and The Lecht, as well as Huntly Nordic and Outdoor Centre where Andrew, Andrew and Posy train. CairnGorm Mountain, is also not far away and has been used in the past by both Ben and Bristol-based Jenny Jones.
And our Winter Olympic athletes are not the only ones whose efforts on the slopes will be followed in the coming months. At CairnGorm Mountain in March, Scottish ski instructor Jamie Stevenson will make his first run as part of his Guinness World Record attempt to ski in 20 countries in fewer than 31 days.
Jamie was keen to start on the familiar slopes of one of Scotland's ski resorts in a challenge which will see him cover 6,500 miles in a month, visiting countries including Serbia, Slovakia and Estonia before finishing on Norway's snowy pistes.
His efforts are expected to raise thousands of pounds for Disability Snowsport Scotland, which teaches people with disabilities to ski. You can find out more about his attempt at a dedicated website set up to document Jamie's challenge.
The Winter Olympic Games may now be over but there are still opportunities to watch thrilling live action on the ice. You could be rink side at the world championship ice hockey in Dumfries & Galloway in March or if you've been impressed by the success of the Scottish athletes, you can watch or even try curling.
If all the buzz about winter sports has got you thinking about donning your salopettes and ski boots, or perhaps you're keen to hit the slopes for the first time, then you don't have to follow Team GB all the way to Russia or trace Jamie's footsteps in the snow. Get planning a trip to one of Scotland's beautiful mountain ski resorts now and enjoy some great skiing or snowboarding – recent snow conditions are even better than those of the 2009/10 season.
Take a look at our dedicated pages about on-piste winter sports where you'll discover everything you need to know; from lift pass prices and equipment hire to family lessons.
You can keep up to date with the latest conditions at our ski centres and find out where to find the freshest powder by following Ski Scotland's Snow Alerts.
And if you still need convincing, check out this video on skiing in Scotland – once you've watched it, you are bound to want to get onto our slopes!


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import android.os.Parcelable;

import com.google.gson.Gson;
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Who decides what can be said from the pulpits of America's churches? For more than 50 years now, the IRS has had a say in what a pastor or priest can preach.
June 23 2013 London, Going to an Ethiopian Orthodox Church! Freedom to worship! Compromised!
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First Baptist Church of Conyers, Georgia caught and then cast a vision of what God could do if their congregation was debt free. The result has been nothing short of incredible!
Pastor Hoa and Minister Lamont travel to Nigeria, Africa to preach the gospel and serve the Church of Jesus Christ there. Nigerian Pastor Sunday Oyeleye of Jesus Army International and Missionary Donna Smiley-Young of Fields of Glory International opened doors for Freedom's ministry in the nation of Africa. Almost 200 people gave their lives to Christ in an open air crusade meeting.


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Model Limitations
This model is a heavily simplified approach at understanding the spatial-temporal distribution of the MPB. Although simple and reductionist in nature, this a strength of the model. Large, complex holistic models are limited by increasing amounts of error due to uncertainties about the interaction of variables as well as their relative importance. Pragmatically, holistic models also require more understanding and more computing power, which although broader and more "complete" in scope, can affect the timlieness and accuracy of analysis. With this in mind, this model provides the basis to be enhanced to better reflect the dyanmic properties of nature. Many of these properties could be be enhanced by a better understanding of population dynamics and host-prey interactions.
In this study, we assumed a uniform semi-circular radial expansion. However, we know this not to be true for various reasons such as that MPB populations flucuate spatially-temproally reflecting non-uniform outbreak events. As well, dispersal can cause rapid and random appearance far from establish populations (e.g. the MPB can disperse over 100 km over the Rocky Mountains).
In this study, we used an estimate of host density (percent pine x total tree volume) while assuming all species and individuals are equally suitable hosts. This is problematic as ecological interactions are species-specific, while variation exists in interaction exists at an individual level. Understanding different interactions between the MPB and different hosts (e.g. lodgepole vs. jack pine) and different individuals (e.g. saplings vs. mature stands) may lead to a more accurate prediction. As well, we assumed that the resistance of a cell was inversely related to the pine tree volume (as similar to Koch 2008). However, the resitance equation was only scaled to reflect the maximum pine tree volume and may not reflect the true slope of the line. Understanding how the MPB interacts with hosts at a community and population level will also aid in more accurate predictions. Further, understanding how tree composition will change in the future will help the researchers and the decision makers understand the potential spread of the MPB. With increasing temperatures, an increasing expansion of trees northward should be expected, allowing for new regions for potenital MPB establishment.
In this study, we were only concered with -40oC minimum temperatures as it corresponds with 100% population mortality rates. However, understanding how MPB populations change overwinter could aid in this analysis. With decreasing temperatures, MPB mortality increases. Understanding how a 50% population motality event versus a 90% population mortality event affects rate of spread could provide better projections.
For all these variables, they are subject to change over long temporal scales due to evolutionary reponses. Overall, this model have many different areas that could be investigated to better understand its ecological framework.
Data Limitations
Acquired data ranged from 10 m - 1 km resolution. This creates issues in terms of scalability. This analysis was performed at a 250 m resolution (same as MODIS data), with MPB data being scaled up. Climate data was at 1 km resolution, althougth it did not affect the analysis, finer data may result in more areas of limiting winter conditions.
Acquired data for the MPB came from diferent authorities which had different standards for collecting and managing data. This creates issues when trying to join datasets. BC data was at a coarser resolution than Alberta data, while, BC distributions were published anually, while Alberta data was more or less, every two years.

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Modifications included changes to the firewall working algorithm in full-screen mode which affected both games and screensavers. Also fixed was a bug that prevented the firewall from generating an action request in relation to a modified server application for which a rule had previously been created. As a result, the firewall had been automatically blocking it. The update also fixed problems that were causing rules that had been created manually for applications on network drives to be processed incorrectly. In addition, a bug that automatically created two overlapping rules for one application (the path to the application was specified in normal and abbreviated forms) was eliminated. Slight cosmetic changes have been made to the user interface.
Furthermore, language modules were updated, and help in Ukrainian was added.
The update will automatically be downloaded by the anti-viruses, but applying the update will require a system reboot.


Data Quality: Cinderella at the Software Metrics Ball?
In this keynote I explore what exactly do we mean by data quality, techniques to assess data quality and the very significant challenges that poor data quality can pose. I believe we neglect data quality at our peril since — whether we like it or not — our research results are founded upon data and our assumptions that data quality issues do not confound our results. A systematic review of the literature suggests that it is a minority practice to even explicitly discuss data quality. I therefore suggest that this topic should become a higher priority amongst empirical software engineering researchers.
To assess the quality of software, two ingredients are available today: (1) quality models defining abstract quality characteristics and (2) code analysis tools providing a large variety of metrics. However, there exists a gap between these two worlds. The quality attributes defined in quality models are too abstract to be operationalized. On the other side, the aggregation of the results of static code analysis tools remains a challenge. We address these problems by defining a quality model based on an explicit meta-model. It allows to operationalize quality models by defining how metrics calculated by tools are aggregated. Furthermore, we propose a new approach for normalizing the results of rule-based code analysis tools, which uses the information on the structure of the source code in the quality model. We evaluate the quality model by providing tool support for both developing quality models and conducting automatic quality assessments. Our results indicate that large quality models can be built based on our meta-model. The automatic assessment shows a high correlation between the automatic assessment and an expert-based ranking.
The Truck Factor is a simple way, proposed by the agile community, to measure the system's knowledge distribution in a team of developers. It can be used to highlight potential project problems due to the inadequate distribution of the system knowledge. Notwithstanding its relevance, only few studies investigated the Truck Factor and proposed ways to efficiently measure, evaluate and use it. In particular, the effective use of the Truck Factor is limited by the lack of reliable thresholds. In this preliminary paper, we present a theoretical model concerning the Truck Factor and, in particular, we investigate its use to define the maximum achievable Truck Factor value in a project. The relevance of such a value concerns the definition of a reliable threshold for the Truck Factor. Furthermore in the paper, we document an experiment in which we apply the proposed model to real software projects with the aim of comparing the maximum achievable value of the Truck Factor with the unique threshold proposed in literature. The preliminary outcome we achieved shows that the existing threshold has some limitations and problems.
Automated In-Process Software Engineering Measurement and Analysis (AISEMA) systems represent a major advancement in tracking non-invasively the activities of developers. We have built on the top of an AISEMA system a model that enables to understand better how the tools are used in practical real-life development settings. In this work we evaluate to what extent experienced developers change their activities during mentoring activities in Pair Programming (PP) and, in this case, how long this effect can be observed. We compare how the experienced developers use the tools when working with other experts and when with new developers. The results indicate that there is a notable difference in the way the tools are used between the experts working together and the experts mentoring the new developers that have just joined the team. Moreover, over time the difference between pairs of experts and mixed pairs (experts and novices) working together becomes almost unnoticeable.
Fault prediction models usually employ software metrics which were previously shown to be a strong predictor for defects, e.g., SLOC. However, metrics are usually defined on a micro-level (method, class, package), and should therefore be aggregated in order to provide insights in the evolution at the macro-level (system). In addition to traditional aggregation techniques such as the mean, median, or sum, recently econometric aggregation techniques, such as the Gini, Theil, and Hoover indices have been proposed. In this paper we wish to understand whether the aggregation technique influences the presence and strength of the relation between SLOC and defects. Our results indicate that correlation is not strong, and is influenced by the aggregation technique.
Effective component testing (or commonly termed as Unit Testing) is important to control defect slippage into the testing stage. Often testing teams lack in-process visibility into the effectiveness of ongoing component testing. Using project data such as code coverage and schedule and effort estimates, we generate temporal and rate-based insights into component testing effectiveness. A simple composite metric is used for measuring and forecasting the health of the component testing process. The early warning signals, based on the forecast and associated insights, lead teams to take proactive actions for improving component testing. In our ongoing experimental studies, we have observed that use of these insights cause a substantial reduction in defect slippage.
One technique from value-based software engineering involves prioritising the system and selectively applying time-consuming techniques (such as traceability) in order to maximise return on investment. This prioritisation could be based on predicted change-proneness of code modules, if a sufficiently accurate prediction can be achieved. Several previous studies have examined links between software change-proneness and software metrics such as size and complexity. However, conclusions differ as to the strength of the relationships. We present here a new case study project, extracting a range of complexity values from the code modules and testing for the existence of a significant link between change-proneness and complexity. We find only limited evidence of a linear relationship, but analysis using other statistical techniques does reveal some other significant links.
The attribute of stability is regarded by some as an important attribute of software. Some claims regarding software design quality imply that what are called interfaces in Java are stable. This paper introduces some new metrics for investigating such claims, and presents some preliminary measurements from these metrics, which indicate that developers do not consistently develop stable interfaces.
Structure-based cohesion metrics, such as the well-known Chidamber and Kemerer's Lack of Cohesion in Methods (LCOM), fail to capture the semantic notion of a software component's cohesion. Some researchers claim that it is one of the reasons they are not good indicators of change proneness. The Lack of Concern-based Cohesion metric (LCC) is an alternative cohesion metric which is centered on counting the number of concerns a component implements. A concern is any important concept, feature, property or area of interest of a system that we want to treat in a modular way. In this way, LCC focus on what really matters for assessing a component's cohesion - the amount of responsibilities placed on them. Our aim in this paper is to present an initial investigation about the applicability of this concern-based cohesion metric as a change proneness indicator. We also checked if this metric has a correlation with efferent coupling. An initial empirical assessment work was done with two small to medium-sized systems. Our results indicated a moderate to storng correlation between LCC and change proneness, and also a strong correlation between LCC and efferent coupling.
We present a study of the effectiveness of estimating web application development effort using Function Points and Web Objects methods, and a method we propose – the Revised Web Objects (RWO). RWO is an upgrading of WO method, aimed to account for new web development styles and technologies. It also introduces an up-front classification of web applications according to their size, scope and technology, to further refine their effort estimation. These methods were applied to a data-set of 24 projects obtained by Datasiel spa, a mid-sized Italian company, focused on web application projects, showing that RWO performs statistically better than WO, and roughly in the same way as FP.
Which Code Construct Metrics are Symptoms of Post Release Failures?
Software metrics, such as code complexity metrics and code churn metrics, are used to predict failures. In this paper we study a specific set of metrics called code construct metrics and relate them to post release failures. We use the values of the code construct metrics for each file to characterize that file. We analyze the code construct metrics along with the post release failure data on the files (that splits the files into two classes: files with post release failures and files without post release failures). In our analysis we compare a file with post release failure to a set of files without post release failures, that have similar characteristics. In our comparison we identify which code construct metric, more often than the others, differs the most between these two classes of files. The goal of our research is to find out which code construct metrics can perhaps be used as symptoms of post release failures. In this paper we analyzed the code construct metrics of Eclipse 2.0, 2.1, and 3.0. Our results indicate that MethodInvocation, QualifiedName, and SimpleName, are the code constructs that differentiates the two classes of files the most and hence are the key symptoms/indicators of a file with post release failures in these versions of Eclipse.
We present a study were software systems are considered as complex networks which have a self-similar structure under a length-scale transformation. On such complex software networks we computed a self-similar coefficient, also known as fractal dimension, using "the box counting method ". We analyzed various releases of the publically available Eclipse software systems, calculating the fractal dimension for twenty sub-projects, randomly chosen, for every release, as well as for each release as a whole. Our results display an over- all consistency among the sub-projects and among all the analyzed releases. We found a very good correlation between the fractal di- mension and the number of bugs for Eclipse and for twenty sub-projects. Since the fractal dimension is just a scalar number that characterizes a whole system, while complex- ity and quality metrics are in general computed on every system module, this result suggests that the fractal dimen- sion could be considered as a global quality metric for large software systems. Our results need however to be confirmed for other large software systems.
Background: It is important to develop corpuses of data to test out the efficacy of using metrics. Replicated studies are an important contribution to corpuses of metrics data. There are few replicated studies using metrics reported in software engineering. Aim: To contribute more data to the body of evidence on the use of novel program slicing-based cohesion metrics. Method: We replicate a very well regarded study by Meyers and Binkley [15, 16] which analyses the cohesion of open source projects using program slicing-based metrics. Results: Our results are very different from Meyers and Binkley's original results. This suggests that there are a variety of opportunities for inconsistently to creep into the collection and analysis of metrics data during replicated studies. Conclusion: We conclude that researchers using metrics data must present their work with sufficient detail for replication to be possible. Without this detail it is difficult for subsequent researchers to accurately replicate a study such that consistent and reliable data can be added to a body of evidence.
Background: There has been much research into building formal (metrics-based) prediction systems with the aim of improving resource estimation and planning of software projects. However the 'objectivity' of such systems is illusory in the sense that many inputs need themselves to be estimated by the software engineer. Method: We review the uptake of past software project prediction research and identify relevant cognitive psychology research on expert behaviour. In particular we explore potential applications of recent metacognition research. Results: We find the human aspect is largely ignored, despite the availability of many important results from cognitive psychology. Conclusions: In order to increase the actual use of our metrics research e.g. effort prediction systems we need to have a more integrated view of how such research might be used and who might be using it. This leads to our belief that future research must be more holistic and inter-disciplinary.


So which one is it, soccer or baseball?
Today I'm breaking it down for you on NickMom: Should your kid play soccer or baseball? This is big people. A decision not to be taken lightly. HEED MY WARNINGS!
And remember, all that really matters is having fun.
At the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop, you can review my totally scientific* list of breastfeeding benefits you might not even have considered, but really, you should.
I also joined forces with the funny mom brigade at I Just Want to Pee Alone with a totally sincere* open letter to people who hurt my feelings on the internet. Because cyber life is hard, y'all.
My high school señor is about to head off to college. Throughout his teenage years, I've been adhering to a parenting philosophy called Denial, in which I assume my precious angel will never touch girls, drugs or alcohol.
I acknowledge that this philosophy may have its weaknesses.
I'm over on Huffington Post Parents explaining my new parenting strategy in Blurts of Wisdom for My Son in case He Should Ever Take a Drink. Have any advice for me? Never mind. Too late.


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This article has a great breakdown of common approaches to novel structures. These are often used in the planning phase but can be just as helpful after the first (or second or third) draft.
We keep seeing this post pop up all over the #RevPit community as most helpful in writing a synopsis. It provides a fill-in-the-blanks format to guide you in creating a synopsis for your story.


Millennium & Copthorne Hotels has announced the signing of a management contract for a new 250-room hotel in Doha, the group's first hotel in Qatar.
Millennium & Copthorne Hotels has announced the signing of a management contract for a new 250-room hotel in Doha, the group's first hotel in Qatar. The Millennium Hotel Doha will open in September 2006 and be located in the diplomatic and commercial area of the city adjacent to a park and a major new shopping mall. "We have, in recent years, been successful in entering the Middle Eastern market, particularly in Sharjah, Dubai and Abu Dhabi," Tony Potter, CEO, Millennium & Copthorne Hotels, told Hotelier Middle East. "In order to further extend our coverage of the area we are particularly interested in Egypt and Qatar. This is from a perspective of recognising the importance of having hotels in these locations and also for the outbound marketing and sales which we can derive from such locations. The Qatar property is a commercially driven hotel and as such our main markets will be individual corporates and meetings." Meeting facilities at the property will include a 354m² banqueting hall and pre-function area, and three conference and meeting rooms. "The Qatar economy is one that is relatively booming and considered to be able to sustain large development in the future, which will require an improved hotel supply," Potter added. In July, Millennium & Copthorne Hotels opened the Coral Beach Diving Hotel, the first resort in Egypt's newest resort area, Port Ghalib.


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Died Mar 1964 [6]
Father John Thompson, b. 24 Jun 1844, Canada , d. 29 Jan 1934, Forestville, Sanilac, Michigan (Age 89 years)
Mother Anne Hicks Weery, b. 15 Jun 1847, England , d. 3 Nov 1905, Delaware, Sanilac, Michigan, USA (Age 58 years)
Married 1864 Mariposa, Victoria Cty, Ont, Canada
Family 1 Isaac W Lucia, b. Abt 1865, Canada
Married 28 Jun 1911 Detroit, Michigan, USA [2]
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Married 6 Dec 1941 Ubly, Huron, Michigan, USA [2]
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The Oxford Handbook of the Study of Religion provides a comprehensive overview of the academic study of religion. Written by an international team of leading scholars, its fifty-one chapters are divided thematically into seven sections. The first section addresses five major conceptual aspects of research on religion. Part two surveys eleven main frameworks of analysis, interpretation, and explanation of religion. Reflecting recent turns in the humanities and social sciences, part three considers eight forms of the expression of religion. Part four provides a discussion of the ways societies and religions, or religious organizations, are shaped by different forms of allocation of resources. Other chapters in this section consider law, the media, nature, medicine, politics, science, sports, and tourism. Part five reviews important developments, distinctions, and arguments for each of the selected topics. The study of religion addresses religion as a historical phenomenon and part six looks at seven historical processes. Religion is studied in various ways by many disciplines, and this Handbook shows that the study of religion is an academic discipline in its own right. The disciplinary profile of this volume is reflected in part seven, which considers the history of the discipline and its relevance. Each chapter in the Handbook references at least two different religions to provide fresh and innovative perspectives on key issues in the field. This authoritative collection will advance the state of the discipline and is an invaluable reference for students and scholars.
Michael Stausberg is Professor of Religion at the University of Bergen. He was formerly a fellow at the Max Weber Center for Advanced Cultual and Social Studies and is a member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. His previous publications include Contemporary Theories of Religion: A Critical Companion (Routledge, 2009), Religion and Tourism: Crossroads, Destinations and Encounters (Routledge, 2010), and Zarathustra and Zoroastrianism (Equinox, 2008). He is co-editor of The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Zoroastrianism (with Yuhan Sohrab-Dinshaw Vevaina; Wiley Blackwell, 2015) and The Routledge Handbook of Research Methods in the Study of Religion (with Steven Engler; Routledge, 2013).
Steven Engler is Professor of Religious Studies at Mount Royal University in Calgary. He is Professor Colaborador in the Programa de Estudos Pós-Graduados em Ciências da Religião at the Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo and Affiliate Professor with the Department of Religion, Concordia University, Montréal. He is the co-editor of Historicizing Tradition in the Study of Religion (with Gregory Price Grieve; De Gruyter, 2005).


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Captain of the Indian national team, Sunil Chhetri is an Indian professional footballer . He plays as a striker for the Indian national team and Indian club Bengaluru FC.
Jan 29, 2022 - 11:11 Updated: Mar 9, 2022 - 11:51
Sunil Chhetri Biography
Sunil Chhetri's Biography:-
The all-time top scorer for the Indian football team and its captain for the better part of a decade, Sunil Chhetri is one of the most decorated footballers in India.
Chhetri's 72 goals for the Indian national team also make him the second-most prolific international goal-scorer among active male footballers, only behind Cristiano Ronaldo and ahead of the legendary Lionel Messi.
Sunil was born on 3 August 1984 in Secunderabad, India to father KB Chettri and mother Sushila Chettri. Sunil started playing Football professionally at Mohun Bagan in 2002. He later shifted to JCT where he netted 21 goals and appeared in 48 matches.
He plays as a striker for the Indian national team and Indian club Bengaluru FC. He is the most-capped player, and also the all-time top goalscorer for the India national team.
From a very young age, Chhetri started taking part in various football tournaments.
Chhetri began his professional career in 2002 at Mohun Bagan. He then represented JCT, Kansas City Wizards of Major League Soccer.
He also represented Bengaluru FC from 2013 to 2015. During the 2015 Indian Super League, Chhetri was picked up by Mumbai City for Rs. 1.2 crores, making him the most expensive Indian player at the auctions.
Real Name Sunil Chhetri
Nickname Sunil
Wife Name Sonam Bhattacharya
Home Town Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Zodiac Leo
Physical Status:-
Height 6 Feet 7 Inches
Personal Information:-
Date of Birth 3 August 1984
Birth Place Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
School Name Bahai School, Sikkim
College Name Asutosh College, Kolkata
Qualifications N/A
Family Background:-
Father Name KB Chhetri
Mother Name Sushila Chhetri
Sibling Name Bandana Chhetri
Sunil Chhetri Family (Father Name, Mother Name)
Sunil is a professional Football player. He also captains both the Indian national football team and the Indian Super League side Bengaluru. His Father's Name is KB Chhetri and His Mother's Name Sushila Chhetri and his Sibling's name is Bandana Chhetri. So all fans know more details about Sunil Chhetri Age, Parents, Girlfriend, Wife, Personal Life given on this page.
Rise to Glory
All this time, his international career was thriving. Sunil Chhetri was first called up to the senior Indian football team in 2005, and he scored his first goal against Pakistan
The 2007 Nehru Cup was Sunil Chhetri's first international tournament and his four goals helped India lift the trophy for the first time since 1997.
It was with the national team that Chhetri gained fame and made a name for himself. He helped India win the Nehru Cup 3 times in 2007, 2009 and 2012 as well as the 2011 SAFF Championship.
During the 2008 AFC Challenge Cup, he was also one of India's best players as he helped India win the tournament. The team qualified for their first AFC Asian Cup in 27 years in the process.
Sunil top-scored with seven goals – the most in a single edition, including three in the semi-finals and final - as India lifted the trophy at home in New Delhi. He was also named the player of the tournament.
At the 2011 AFC Asian Cup, he led India in scoring during their short-lived campaign with two goals
Sporting Clube de Portugal (Sporting CP) came calling in 2012 as Sunil Chhetri ventured for a second stint in a foreign league. He made five appearances for their reserve side before coming back to India and signing for Bengaluru FC in the erstwhile I-League, which further helped him establish his credentials.
At the 2018 Intercontinental Cup, Sunil Chhetri played his 100th game for the Indian football team against Kenya – where he scored a brace – and his returns helped the team win the trophy. He also equalled Lionel Messi's record of 64 international goals at the event and has since pulled clear of the Argentinian legend.
A record six-time All India Football Federation (AIFF) Player of the Year, Sunil Chhetri is still going strong for Bengaluru FC and the Indian football team.
Along with athletes like Virat Kohli and PV Sindhu, Sunil Chhetri is one of India's best sporting icons and an inspiration to the next generation of Indian footballers.
Sunil Chhetri: The Indian goal machine in the ISL
With 48 goals in seven editions, the poster boy of Indian football is the joint top goal-scorer in the Indian Super League.
Sunil Chhetri's brilliant run at the international level has been reflected in the way he's performed in Indian domestic football.
While the early years saw Chhetri set the I-League on fire and become the highest Indian goal scorer in the league in 2017, he hasn't lost any intensity since moving to the Indian Super League (ISL) in 2015.
Sunil debuted in the Indian National Football team after he gained fame by showcasing his playing skills. He assisted his national team to conquer the Nehru Cup as well as the 2011 SAFF Championship.
Within no time he earned the tag of being the best striker and the best player in the Indian team during the AFC Challenge Cup.
For the 2012 AFC Challenge Cup qualification which took place in Malaysia, Chhetri was named as the national team captain. He managed to score 21 goals after donning the captain's armband and helped his side win many titles.
Chhetri has also been named AIFF Player of the Year five times in 2007, 2011, 2013, 2014, and 2017. With 56 goals in 97 appearances, he is also the all-time top goalscorer for the India national team, and also he is the most-capped player.
Other than the Arjuna award in 2011, he was also honored with FPAI Indian Player of the Year in 2009 and 2018, AFC Challenge Cup Most Valuable Player in 2008, SAFF Championship Player of the Tournament in 2011, Hero of the I-League for the 2016–17 season and the Hero of the Indian Super League for the 2017–18 season.
Sunil Chettri isn't indulged in any kind of Controversy till now.
Fav. Actor Shah Rukh Khan
Fav, Footballer Lionel Messi
Fav. Sports Badminton, Tennis
Fav. Actress Konkona Sen
1 Million Dollars
Source Of Income Sports
Sunil Chhetri Marital Status
According to the Social Media Reports, His marital status is married. His Wife's name is Sonam Bhattacharya. We provide all details updated soon. If you wanna more details about Sunil Chhetri Personal Life then continue reading this page and more details.
Sunil is a married man who tied the knot with his long-time girlfriend Sonam Bhattacherjee on 4th December 2017.
Sunil holds
2011 Arjuna Award title
2019 Padma Shri title
PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS
6 times AIFF Player of the Year
2 times FPAI Indian Player of the Year
2008 AFC Challenge Cup Most Valuable Player
AFC Asian Icon
2018 Hero of the International Cup
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SunilChhetriOfficial/
Twitter @chetrisunil11
Instagram @chetri_sunil11
Some Amazing Facts About Sunil
Sunil's age is 36 years. as of 2021.
Sunil's birthday is on 3 August 1984.
He started his professional career in 2002.
Currently, He is playing for the Indian national football team.
He is known as Captain Fantastic.
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Alessandra Ambrosio was featured in the festival's promo video.
Here's what the VIP festival was expected to be versus what it actually ended up being.
The founder of the nightmarish Fyre Festival that left hundreds of attendees stranded in the Bahamas pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud on Tuesday.
26-year-old Billy McFarland admitted to defrauding a ticket broker and 80 investors in Fyre Media, a company that he founded and that was responsible for putting on the Fyre Festival. Prosecutors have alleged that McFarland used falsified documents to trick investors in a $26 million scheme.
McFarland may face eight to 10 years in prison plus a fine of up to $300,000, according to Bloomberg.
Fyre Festival promised to offer attendees a VIP experience when they set off to Great Exuma in the Bahamas. But the reality was very different: delayed flights, half-built huts to sleep in, and cold cheese sandwiches to eat. And that doesn't even include the disastrous trip home.
The luxury festival — tickets for which started at $1,200 — was advertised as two weekends in paradise, but it turned into a nightmare.
Take a look at festivalgoers' expectations compared with the reality they encountered.
Over two weekends: April 28-30 and May 5-7.
Guests expected to be partying on the white sand beaches.
But when they turned up it didn't look anything like the advertisements.
They were told they would be flying in on a custom, VIP-configured Boeing 737 from Miami.
To have the full VIP experience.
Instead guests ended up waiting for hours at the airport.
And collecting their luggage from the back of a shipping container in the dead of night.
They were given cheese sandwiches and salad with no dressing.
Fans were expecting to see Blink 182 perform.
But the band dropped out Thursday, before the festival started.
Festival goers were promised luxury eco-friendly domes and villas to stay in. The accommodation was included in the ticket price.
Instead of partying on the beach with friends.
Guests were trying to take a flight back to Miami.
But even that wasn't possible and many ended up being stranded in the airport.
Festival organizer Billy McFarland could now spend eight to 10 years in prison.
McFarland has pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud. Each count of wire fraud carries a maximum sentence of 20 years, but McFarland would likely face eight to 10 years in prison plus a fine of up to $300,000 under the plea deal, according to Bloomberg.


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Q: how can I send an input value to a servlet using javascript and after that get an answer from that servlet? First quesion here. Inside a JSP page I have a form. What I wanna do is ask the servlet if an input value of that form is already in my mysql database or not. I'm working with 2 different Servlets. "ServletInsert" inserts data into the mysql database. "ServletCheck" checks if the ticket id exists on the mysql database. The ticket id can't be autogenerated.
JSP page:
<form id="myForm" action="ServletInsert" method="post">

     Ticket Id:
     <input type="text" name="id"/>

     <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Send" />
</form>

Servlet ("ServletCheck"):
package Servlets;
import Entity.Ticket;

public class ServletCheck extends HttpServlet {

@Override
protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response) throws ServletException, IOException {
    processRequest(request, response);

    String id = request.getParameter("id"); /**the input value*/
    ArrayList<Ticket> list = new ArrayList<Ticket>();
    list = ListOfTicketsDB(); /**this procedure gets the list of tickets from
                         the mysql database (already know how to do that)*/
    boolean b = existsOnList(list, id);
    /**The answer doesn't have to be boolean. It can be a String("True","False")*/

    /**<<SEND THE ANSWER TO THE JSP PAGE>>*/
}

/**checks if the value is inside the array*/
boolean existsOnList(ArrayList<Ticket> list, String id) {
    for (Ticket T : list) {
        if (T.getID_TICKET().equals(id)) {
            return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
   }
}

A: To complete this as you're doing it, you would want to include something like this:
/**<<SEND THE ANSWER TO THE JSP PAGE>>*/

response.setContentType("application/text");
response.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8");
PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();

if(existsOnList(list, id)){

    out.write("False");

}else{

    out.write("True");

}

Then on your JSP, you would want something like (using AJAX):
$('#myForm').submit(function(e) {

    $.get('ServletCheck', $('#myForm').serialize(), function (response) {

       if (response === "True"){

           return true;

       }else if (response === "False"){

           e.preventDefault(); //cancel form submission
           return false;
           alert("ticket id already exists");

       }

    }

});

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Swimming is second to walking as the most popular exercise in the United States with more than 368 million annual visits to swimming pools. When people swim in pools, water parks, spas, hot tubs, lakes, rivers, and the ocean, they share the same water. If someone is ill, he or she can contaminate the water for everyone who is swimming. Contaminated recreational water can cause a variety of illnesses such as diarrhea or skin, ear, eye, and upper respiratory infections.
In 2001 the City of Wichita Falls adopted by reference, the rules established by the state of Texas, that governs the standards under which public and semi-public pools are operated in the state, health inspectors routinely monitor public and semipublic swimming pools to assure they adhere to health and safety regulations.
Wichita Falls Ordinance No. 11-2001 Public and Semi - Public Pools and Spas here.


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Q: Using Vega Charts in an Ionic App causes runtime errors in launching on some devices Much to my chagrin, I've discovered that an Ionic 4 app that I've developed and tested successfully on my Android (8.0) phone, as well as on an iPhone, freezes on the splash screen on an Android (8.1) tablet and crashes during launch on an iPad. Using adb logcat diagnostic techniques, I observed that on the errant Android tablet, a Syntax Error was being reported in vendor-es5.js, which when I dug into the www folder of my project and went to the referenced line of the error, which said SyntaxError: Unexpected token *, I landed in code that clearly came from node_modules/d3-delaunay/src/delaunay.js and that used the es6 exponentiation operator **, specifically:
r = 1e-8 * Math.sqrt((bounds[3] - bounds[1])**2 + (bounds[2] - bounds[0])**2);

I don't know why this code is problematic on some devices, nor do I know what is causing this code, which is not es5 (?) to end up in the vendor-es5.js file without being transpiled appropriately. To take it a step further, I manually hacked that delaunay.js file to replace all the instances of exponentiation with their equivalent uses of Math.pow() and sure enough, the runtime got further, but eventually ran aground again in a function that came from node_modules/vega-dataflow/src/dataflow/load.js and complained that SyntaxError: Unexpected token function, specifically on this line:
export async function request(url, format) {

Again, obviously async/await is not an es5 construct, so why is it ending up in vendor-es5.js. At this point, I feel like something is systematically wrong here, and I'm not equipped to understand how to overcome it short of maybe switching graphing libraries? I'd like to avoid that if possible, so my questions are:

*

*Why is this happening?

*Why does it only have an impact on some, and not all, devices?

*Is there a way that I can work around the problem without switching to a different graphing library?

Update #1
Since it's an Ionic4 project, that means it's an Angular 8 project, and that means it's a Webpack project (as in the defaults for the platform). So here's my angular.json file:
{
  "$schema": "./node_modules/@angular/cli/lib/config/schema.json",
  "version": 1,
  "defaultProject": "app",
  "newProjectRoot": "projects",
  "projects": {
    "app": {
      "root": "",
      "sourceRoot": "src",
      "projectType": "application",
      "prefix": "app",
      "schematics": {},
      "architect": {
        "build": {
          "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:browser",
          "options": {
            "outputPath": "www",
            "index": "src/index.html",
            "main": "src/main.ts",
            "polyfills": "src/polyfills.ts",
            "tsConfig": "tsconfig.app.json",
            "assets": [
              {
                "glob": "**/*",
                "input": "src/assets",
                "output": "assets"
              },
              {
                "glob": "**/*.svg",
                "input": "node_modules/ionicons/dist/ionicons/svg",
                "output": "./svg"
              }
            ],
            "styles": [
              {
                "input": "src/theme/variables.scss"
              },
              {
                "input": "src/global.scss"
              }
            ],
            "scripts": []
          },
          "configurations": {
            "production": {
              "fileReplacements": [
                {
                  "replace": "src/environments/environment.ts",
                  "with": "src/environments/environment.prod.ts"
                }
              ],
              "optimization": true,
              "outputHashing": "all",
              "sourceMap": false,
              "extractCss": true,
              "namedChunks": false,
              "aot": true,
              "extractLicenses": true,
              "vendorChunk": false,
              "buildOptimizer": true,
              "budgets": [
                {
                  "type": "initial",
                  "maximumWarning": "2mb",
                  "maximumError": "5mb"
                }
              ]
            },
            "ci": {
              "progress": false
            }
          }
        },
        "serve": {
          "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:dev-server",
          "options": {
            "browserTarget": "app:build"
          },
          "configurations": {
            "production": {
              "browserTarget": "app:build:production"
            },
            "ci": {
              "progress": false
            }
          }
        },
        "extract-i18n": {
          "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:extract-i18n",
          "options": {
            "browserTarget": "app:build"
          }
        },
        "test": {
          "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:karma",
          "options": {
            "main": "src/test.ts",
            "polyfills": "src/polyfills.ts",
            "tsConfig": "tsconfig.spec.json",
            "karmaConfig": "karma.conf.js",
            "styles": [],
            "scripts": [],
            "assets": [
              {
                "glob": "favicon.ico",
                "input": "src/",
                "output": "/"
              },
              {
                "glob": "**/*",
                "input": "src/assets",
                "output": "/assets"
              }
            ]
          },
          "configurations": {
            "ci": {
              "progress": false,
              "watch": false
            }
          }
        },
        "lint": {
          "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:tslint",
          "options": {
            "tsConfig": [
              "tsconfig.app.json",
              "tsconfig.spec.json",
              "e2e/tsconfig.json"
            ],
            "exclude": ["**/node_modules/**"]
          }
        },
        "e2e": {
          "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:protractor",
          "options": {
            "protractorConfig": "e2e/protractor.conf.js",
            "devServerTarget": "app:serve"
          },
          "configurations": {
            "production": {
              "devServerTarget": "app:serve:production"
            },
            "ci": {
              "devServerTarget": "app:serve:ci"
            }
          }
        },
        "ionic-cordova-build": {
          "builder": "@ionic/angular-toolkit:cordova-build",
          "options": {
            "browserTarget": "app:build"
          },
          "configurations": {
            "production": {
              "browserTarget": "app:build:production"
            }
          }
        },
        "ionic-cordova-serve": {
          "builder": "@ionic/angular-toolkit:cordova-serve",
          "options": {
            "cordovaBuildTarget": "app:ionic-cordova-build",
            "devServerTarget": "app:serve"
          },
          "configurations": {
            "production": {
              "cordovaBuildTarget": "app:ionic-cordova-build:production",
              "devServerTarget": "app:serve:production"
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "cli": {
    "defaultCollection": "@ionic/angular-toolkit"
  },
  "schematics": {
    "@ionic/angular-toolkit:component": {
      "styleext": "scss"
    },
    "@ionic/angular-toolkit:page": {
      "styleext": "scss"
    }
  }
}

... and here is the relevant subset of my package.json file for the project:
{
  "dependencies": {
    "@angular/common": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/core": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/forms": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/http": "^7.2.15",
    "@angular/platform-browser": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/router": "~8.1.2",
    "@ionic-native/core": "^5.15.1",
    "@ionic/angular": "^4.7.1",
    "vega": "~5.6.0",
    "vega-lite": "^3.4.0",
    "vega-themes": "^2.4.0",
    "zone.js": "~0.9.1"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "@angular-devkit/architect": "~0.801.2",
    "@angular-devkit/build-angular": "~0.801.2",
    "@angular-devkit/core": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular-devkit/schematics": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/cli": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/compiler": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/compiler-cli": "~8.1.2",
    "@angular/language-service": "~8.1.2",
    "@ionic/angular-toolkit": "~2.0.0",
    "@types/jasmine": "~3.3.8",
    "@types/jasminewd2": "~2.0.3",
    "@types/node": "~8.9.4",
    "codelyzer": "^5.0.0",
    "jasmine-core": "~3.4.0",
    "jasmine-spec-reporter": "~4.2.1",
    "karma": "~4.1.0",
    "karma-chrome-launcher": "~2.2.0",
    "karma-coverage-istanbul-reporter": "~2.0.1",
    "karma-jasmine": "~2.0.1",
    "karma-jasmine-html-reporter": "^1.4.0",
    "protractor": "~5.4.0",
    "ts-node": "~7.0.0",
    "tslint": "~5.15.0",
    "typescript": "~3.4.3"
  }
}

Update #2
Continuing to try and work through this, I have made the following set of updates to the package.json:
  "dependences":
    "tslib": added => "^1.10.0"
    "vega": "~5.6.0" => "^5.9.0"
    "vega-lite": "^3.4.0" => "^4.0.2"

  "devDependencies":
    "@angular/compiler": "~8.1.2" => "~8.2.9"
    "@angular/compiler-cli": "~8.1.2" => "~8.2.9"
    "typescript": "~3.4.3" => "~3.5.3"

... with those changes, I think I'm getting apparent es5 compiled output in the www/vendor-es5.js file and my adb logcat results don't appear to be indicating Syntax Errors. Unfortunately, the app still fails to get past the Splash screen (again this is only the case on some devices).
Here is my tsconfig.json file from the project:
{
  "compileOnSave": false,
  "compilerOptions": {
    "baseUrl": "./",
    "outDir": "./dist/out-tsc",
    "sourceMap": true,
    "declaration": false,
    "module": "esnext",
    "moduleResolution": "node",
    "emitDecoratorMetadata": true,
    "experimentalDecorators": true,
    "importHelpers": true,
    "target": "es2015",
    "typeRoots": [
      "node_modules/@types"
    ],
    "lib": [
      "es2018",
      "dom"
    ]
  },
  "angularCompilerOptions": {
    "fullTemplateTypeCheck": true,
    "strictInjectionParameters": true
  }
}

... and as far as usage of vega the crux of it is:
    const theme = vega.fivethirtyeight;
    this._view = new vega.View(vega.parse(vegaSpec, theme), {})
      .initialize(this.container.nativeElement)
      .logLevel(vega.Warn)
      .renderer('svg');

... on a problematic device if I filter the adb logcat output to E (error) lines, I see this:
01-10 09:17:27.650  6413  6413 E ApkAssets: Error while loading asset assets/natives_blob_64.bin: java.io.FileNotFoundException: assets/natives_blob_64.bin
01-10 09:17:27.651  6413  6413 E ApkAssets: Error while loading asset assets/snapshot_blob_64.bin: java.io.FileNotFoundException: assets/snapshot_blob_64.bin
01-10 09:17:27.680  6413  6413 E         : appName=xxxxxx, acAppName=/system/bin/surfaceflinger
01-10 09:17:27.680  6413  6413 E         : 0
01-10 09:17:27.683  6413  6413 E         : appName=xxxxxx, acAppName=vStudio.Android.Camera360
01-10 09:17:27.683  6413  6413 E         : 0
01-10 09:17:27.781  6413  6413 E MPlugin : Unsupported class: com.mediatek.common.telephony.IOnlyOwnerSimSupport
01-10 09:17:28.153  6413  6464 E libEGL  : validate_display:99 error 3008 (EGL_BAD_DISPLAY)
01-10 09:17:28.432  6413  6464 E         : appName=xxxxxx, acAppName=vStudio.Android.Camera360
01-10 09:17:28.433  6413  6464 E         : 0
01-10 09:17:28.436  6413  6464 E         : appName=xxxxxx, acAppName=vStudio.Android.Camera360
01-10 09:17:28.436  6413  6464 E         : 0
01-10 09:17:28.437  6413  6464 E         : appName=xxxxxx, acAppName=vStudio.Android.Camera360
01-10 09:17:28.437  6413  6464 E         : 0
01-10 09:17:30.514  6413  6455 E         : appName=xxxxxx, acAppName=vStudio.Android.Camera360
01-10 09:17:30.514  6413  6455 E         : 0
01-10 09:17:30.515  6413  6455 E         : app

... and for good measure here are the W (warning) lines:
01-10 09:17:27.835  6413  6413 W chromium: [WARNING:password_handler.cc(33)] create-->contents = 0x9c66ec00, delegate = 0xa4b7edd0
01-10 09:17:27.835  6413  6413 W chromium: [WARNING:password_handler.cc(41)] attaching to web_contents
01-10 09:17:27.837  6413  6413 W cr_AwContents: onDetachedFromWindow called when already detached. Ignoring
01-10 09:17:28.185  6413  6455 W libEGL  : [ANDROID_RECORDABLE] format: 1
01-10 09:17:28.209  6413  6464 W VideoCapabilities: Unrecognized profile/level 1/32 for video/mp4v-es
01-10 09:17:28.209  6413  6464 W VideoCapabilities: Unrecognized profile/level 32768/2 for video/mp4v-es
01-10 09:17:28.209  6413  6464 W VideoCapabilities: Unrecognized profile/level 32768/64 for video/mp4v-es
01-10 09:17:28.244  6413  6455 W libEGL  : [ANDROID_RECORDABLE] format: 1
01-10 09:17:28.248  6413  6464 W VideoCapabilities: Unsupported mime video/x-ms-wmv
01-10 09:17:28.253  6413  6464 W VideoCapabilities: Unsupported mime video/divx
01-10 09:17:28.262  6413  6464 W VideoCapabilities: Unsupported mime video/xvid
01-10 09:17:28.268  6413  6464 W VideoCapabilities: Unsupported mime video/flv1
01-10 09:17:28.274  6413  6464 W VideoCapabilities: Unrecognized profile/level 1/32 for video/mp4v-es
01-10 09:17:28.485  6413  6413 W cr_BindingManager: Cannot call determinedVisibility() - never saw a connection for the pid: 6413
01-10 09:17:28.568  6413  6413 W cr_BindingManager: Cannot call determinedVisibility() - never saw a connection for the pid: 6413

A: First of all I want to say that it is really vega package fault - I think it is a bad way to deliver untranspiled code via npm. For example Angular Package Format guarantee that you will get es5 valid code, if you need it. But vega is not a clear angular dependency so let's solve it.
Why is this happening?
Because some developers deliver packages in es6+ standard and it is OK until you need es5 compatible application. In my opinion library developers should build and deliver es5 and es6 bundles, or it will be a headache for their users (like your case with vega).
Why does it only have an impact on some, and not all, devices?
To be honest I have very limited experience with native mobile development - all I can say here is that for example mobile Chrome and desktop Chrome have some differences in  their engines. It means that there is no guarantee that using the same software will provide the same result. Sometimes you can find the bug in mobile browser and can't reproduce it in desktop browser.
I think in your case some devices with some browser engines can use es6 code - and some just can't.
Also in first version of your question there was useragent strings - i think advanced mobile developers can say more using than me.
Is there a way that I can work around the problem without switching to a different graphing library?
Yes.
I created a repo with setup very similar to yours - simple ionic@4 project based on angular@8.
Your bundle now is es5 and es6 mixed. Let's do it fully es5 compatible to work in any browser (I tested this project even in ie11).
Steps to get the job done:

*

*Install dependencies. We will need them in further steps.

npm i -S regenerator-runtime
npm i -D @angular-builders/custom-webpack babel-loader @babel/core @babel/preset-env

*Change target property to es5 in tsconfig. "target": "es5"

*We will transpile async/await so we need regenerator-runtime polyfill to be added to polyfills.ts as import 'regenerator-runtime/runtime'

*The main step. Change builders in angular.json and add path to webpack.config.js to use custom webpack configuration for build and serve:

       "build": {
          "builder": "@angular-builders/custom-webpack:browser",
          "options": {
            "customWebpackConfig": {
                 "path": "./webpack.config.js"
              },
...
        "serve": {
          "builder": "@angular-builders/custom-webpack:dev-server",

*Create webpack.config.js in root folder with rules to transpile vega and it's dependencies. I found them in very imperative way.

// these dependencies are es6!!!
const transpileList = ['node_modules/vega', 'node_modules/d3', 'node_modules/delaunator'];

module.exports = function(base) {
    return {
        ...base,
        module: {
            ...base.module,
            rules: [
                ...base.module.rules,
                {
                    test: function(fileName) {
                        return transpileList.some(name => fileName.includes(name)) && fileName.endsWith('.js');
                    },
                    use: {
                        loader: 'babel-loader',
                        options: {
                            presets: ['@babel/preset-env']
                        }
                    }
                }
            ]
        }
    }
}

After these steps I hope your application will work in any es5 environment. I tried in desktop ie11 and tablet Samsung A with default Samsung browser.


The Lesya Ukrainka statue on campus.
I was born Larysa Kosach-Kvitka in Novohrad-Volynskyi, a town in northern Ukraine in 1871. Early in life, my mother gave me the pen name Lesya Ukrainka— Lesya of Ukraine.
I was unveiled on the U of S campus in October 1976, originally situated near the Arts Building. In 2013—the 100th anniversary of my passing—I was restored and moved to this garden space, closer to the Murray Library.
Growing up in a family of intellectuals, artists and writers, I was always enamoured with language and literature. I learned to read by age four and, in addition to my native tongue of Ukrainian, also spoke French, Italian, German, Russian, Polish, Greek, Latin and English. I was also a budding pianist, a hobby I unfortunately had to give up after contracting tuberculosis. At that point, I devoted my life to writing.
My first book of poetry, On Wings of Song, was published in 1893. Throughout my life I also wrote essays, dramatic plays, long-form prose and song lyrics, much of which incorporated Ukrainian culture and folklore.
I am drawn to themes of human dignity, personal integrity, social alienation, feminism, loneliness and patriotism. For example, I was eight years old when I wrote my first poem, Hope, in honour of a family member arrested for her political beliefs.
My inspirations range from Victor Hugo and William Shakespeare to Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, German essayist Heinrich Heine and French poet Alfred de Musset.


text:
import io
import json
import datetime
import logging
import traceback

from urllib.parse import urlencode

from tornado.web import asynchronous
from tornado.web import RequestHandler
from tornado.httpclient import AsyncHTTPClient, HTTPRequest
from tornado.gen import coroutine
from tornado.stack_context import ExceptionStackContext

from .utils import T, flatten_arguments

from ..conf import setting
from ..models import database, cache
from ..models import Session, User

logger = logging.getLogger('tornado.general')

class OAuth2RedirectHandler(RequestHandler):
    def get(self):
        _client_id = setting.APP_KEY
        _redirect_uri = setting.AUTHORIZE_REDIRECT
        # _scope = None
        # _state = None

        _api = 'https://api.weibo.com/oauth2/authorize'
        _params = {
            'client_id': _client_id,
            'redirect_uri': _redirect_uri,
        }

        self.redirect(_api + '?' + urlencode(_params))

class OAuth2RevokeHandler(RequestHandler):
    @asynchronous
    def get(self):
        try:
            session_id = T(self.get_secure_cookie(setting.SESSION_COOKIE))
            self.session = T(Session(cache.get(session_id.decode('ascii'))))
            user_record = T(database[User._name].find_one({'uid': self.session.uid}))

            _query = {'access_token': user_record['access_token']}
            _url = 'https://api.weibo.com/oauth2/revokeoauth2?%s' % urlencode(_query)

            request = HTTPRequest(url=_url, method='GET', use_gzip=True)

            with ExceptionStackContext(self._on_exception):
                AsyncHTTPClient().fetch(request, self._on_response)
        except Exception:
            traceback.print_exc()
            self.redirect('/')

    def _on_response(self, response):
        database[User._name].update(
            {'uid': self.session.uid},
            {'$set': {'access_token': None}},
        )
        cache.delete(self.session.session_id)

        self.redirect('/')

    def _on_exception(self, *exc_info):
        logger.error('OAuth2RevokeHandler: %s' % exc_info[1], exc_info=True)
        self.send_error(500)

class OAuth2AuthorizeHandler(RequestHandler):
    @coroutine
    def get(self):
        request_args = flatten_arguments(self.request.arguments)

        if request_args.get('error'):
            self.clear_cookie(setting.SESSION_COOKIE)
            self.redirect('/')
            return

        try:
            _code = request_args['code']
            response = yield self._fetch_access_token(_code)
            data = self._parse_response(response)

            _uid = data['uid']
            _access_token = data['access_token']
            response = yield self._fetch_user_info(_uid, _access_token)
            data = self._parse_response(response)

            user_record = database[User._name].find_one({'uid': _uid})

            user_model = User(record=user_record, **data)
            user_model.access_token = _access_token

            database[User._name].update({'uid': user_model.uid}, user_model.to_dict(), upsert=True)

            session = Session.create_session()
            session.uid = user_model.uid
            session.access_token = user_model.access_token

            cache.set(session.session_id, session, setting.SESSION_EXPIRES_SECONDS)
            self.set_secure_cookie(
                setting.SESSION_COOKIE,
                session.session_id,
                expires_days=setting.SESSION_EXPIRES_DAYS,
                httponly=True)
            self.redirect('/home')
        except KeyError:
            self.redirect('/#/?' + urlencode({'message': '微博OAuth2认证失败'}))
            return
        except Exception as e:
            logger.warn('OAuth2AuthorizeHandler: %s [code: %s]' % (e, _code))
            self.redirect('/#/?' + urlencode({'message': '微博OAuth2认证失败'}))

    def _fetch_access_token(self, code):
        _api = 'https://api.weibo.com/oauth2/access_token'
        _params = {
            'client_id': setting.APP_KEY,
            'client_secret': setting.APP_SECRET,
            'grant_type': 'authorization_code',
            'code': code,
            'redirect_uri': setting.AUTHORIZE_REDIRECT,
        }
        _request = HTTPRequest(url=_api, method='POST', body=urlencode(_params), use_gzip=True)

        return AsyncHTTPClient().fetch(_request)

    def _fetch_user_info(self, uid, access_token):
        _query = {'uid': uid, 'access_token': access_token}
        _url = 'https://api.weibo.com/2/users/show.json?%s' % urlencode(_query)
        _request = HTTPRequest(url=_url, method='GET', use_gzip=True)

        return AsyncHTTPClient().fetch(_request)

    def _parse_response(self, response):
        try:
            assert not response.error
            data = json.load(io.TextIOWrapper(response.buffer, encoding='utf-8'))
            assert not data.get('error_code')

            return data
        except (ValueError, AssertionError):
            return None

class OAuth2InfoHandler(RequestHandler):
    @asynchronous
    def get(self):
        request_args = flatten_arguments(self.request.arguments)

        _access_token = request_args['access_token']
        _api = 'https://api.weibo.com/oauth2/get_token_info'
        _params = {
            'access_token': _access_token,
        }

        request = HTTPRequest(url=_api, method='POST', body=urlencode(_params), use_gzip=True)

        with ExceptionStackContext(self._on_exception):
            AsyncHTTPClient().fetch(request, self._on_response)

    def _on_response(self, response):
        self.set_header('Cache-Control', 'private')
        self.set_header('Date', datetime.datetime.now())
        self.set_header('Content-Type', 'application/json; charset=utf-8')

        self.write(response.body)
        self.finish()

    def _on_exception(self, *exc_info):
        logger.error('OAuth2InfoHandler: %s' % exc_info[1], exc_info=True)
        self.send_error(500)
        return


Would you like to pretend you have a girlfriend? There are over 60 women on eBay right now willing to be your imaginary girlfriend: write letters, talk on the phone, instant message, and even send underwear to the highest bidder. Most offer 4-8 week terms and include a break-up letter detailing how sad she is to see you go. Sounds like a great job for writers looking for work. Just create a fantasy and take in the money. Thank you Jason Kottke for the link.


EMERGING stayer Master O'Reilly will join stablemate Douro Valley in Saturday's Caulfield Cup after trainer Danny O'Brien confirmed the Winning Edge winner would back up in the $2.5 million Group 1 race.
O'Brien said there was no issue with Master O'Reilly backing up in seven days as he had performed well in a similar turnaround.
He said Master O'Reilly had not been punished by jockey Vlad Duric in Saturday's 2400m Winning Edge Stakes.
"We were pretty happy to qualify for the Caulfield Cup and Vlad was kind to him when he had it won," O'Brien said.
"Zavite (the runner-up) really put it together with the blinkers on and what should not be forgotten is that it was five lengths to third. If you had said before the race that we were going to beat Dolphin Jo and Reggie by 5 1/2 lengths then I would be taking that all day.
"He's pulled up really well. He will definitely run in the Caulfield Cup and he'll run well."
Eskander's Betstar has shortened Master O'Reilly from $13 to $8 in the Caulfield Cup and tightened him from $14 to $8 in the Melbourne Cup. TAB Sportsbet trimmed Master O'Reilly to $8.50 in both Cups.
O'Brien reaffirmed that Duric would ride Master O'Reilly, who drops from 53.5kg to 50.5kg in the Caulfield Cup after weights are raised 0.5kg.
Master O'Reilly can't be rehandicapped for the Caulfield Cup, but Racing Victoria Limited chief handicapper Greg Carpenter will announce today a rehandicap for the Melbourne Cup.
O'Brien's big week kicks off with Absolut Glam, a luckless placegetter in the Edward Manifold, in the Thousand Guineas (1600m) at Caulfield on Wednesday. "Her work on Saturday morning was outstanding," O'Brien said.
Douro Valley, the last horse to beat Maldivian, heads into the Caulfield Cup off a fast-closing fourth in the Turnbull.
O'Brien said Douro Valley, to be ridden by James Winks, had produced his best track gallop at Flemington on Saturday.
And to complete a big weekend, O'Brien's Victoria Derby favourite Villain contests the Norman Robinson Stakes (2000m) at the Caulfield Cup meeting.
"We've got some horses really primed to run well over the next two days of the Caulfield carnival," O'Brien said.


text:
Box OfficeCelebritiesFeaturesUncategorized
Rajnikanth Movies Which Failed To Impress At The Box-Office!
By Rishabh Sinha
Southern superstar Rajnikanth's movies are known to be a one man show. His name is enough for producers and distributors to put in their money on his projects. It can be proved with the kind of unimaginable numbers the superstar's projects does at the box office, for instance, his recent release '2.0' by director Shankar alongside Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar is all set to cross the 500 crore mark.
He is one of the most celebrated South Indian actors of the Indian Film industry who has never failed to cast a spell over his fans be it with his mass movies or his off screen humble personality. The south superstar started his career in 1975 and has continued stunning the box office ever since, with his stardom has remained unquestioned regardless. However, there are times when his movies didn't come close to the expectations and failed to impress at the Box office.
Let's take a peek into the list of movies where Thalaivar's magic weakens to charm the audience.
Konchadiyaan.
Directed by Soundarya, the superstars's daughter, 'Kochadaiyaan' was first of its kind 3D animated movie to be made in Tamil and had giant expectations attached to it, but the movie failed to stand by it. The film received cold response due to primary problems associated with the animation and scripting, which was the USP of the movie along with Rajni being a part of it.
Linga
After the terrible failure of his movie Kochadaiiyaan, fans thought the hotshot Rajinikanth will make a surprising rebound with 'Lingaa'. It is relatively inedible, yet the Rajinikanth-Sonakshi Sinha featuring movie bombed again in the first week of its release. The movie stretched with a story line that fumbled with a protracted peak.
Rajni's movies are known for its engaging factor, even with the repeated undefeated and super stardom formulas thrown in to please his mass fan following. However, despite it all being used in the movie, it failed to impress his fans and entertain the mass audience.
Aatank Hi Aatank
The crime based drama 'Aatank Hi Aatank' which also featured Aamir Khan and Juhi Chawla was another movie Thalaiva might regret of doing. The movie which was speculated to be highly inspired by best seller Maria Puzo's 'Godfather' failed to keep the audience glued to the screen.
The story line of the movie followed the hardships of a poor man surviving the brutal life at the footpath of Bombay and his life taking a U-turn when a gangster asks him to work for him. Directed by Dilip Shankar, the movie failed badly to create an impact inspite of the fact that the film had Rajnikanth in it.
Insaaniyat ka Devta
The multi starrer movie which was released in the year 1993 failed awkwardly at the box-office, making it one of the worst movies of the superstar's career. With scenes and songs arranged haphazardly and poor direction, made this movie perform badly at the box office. The movie also had Jaya Prada, Manisha Koirala, Raaj Kumar, Shakti Kumar in the lead cast.
Tyagi
Helmed by 'Laal Badshaah' famed director K. C. Bokadia, 'Tyagi' was a family drama movie portraying the story of a brother who sacrificed all his belongings for his siblings well being. The movie failed unexpectedly at the box office. The film was the remake of a Tamil film 'Dharma Durai' and Rajnikanth in the lead.
#AatankHiAatank
#AkshayKumar
#Kochadiyaan
#Linga
#Rajnikanthflopmovies
#Robot #2.0
#SouthSuperstar
#thalaivarrajni. #Chitti
#Tyagi
Rajnikanth
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La Giscle est un fleuve côtier du Var, qui se jette dans le golfe de Saint-Tropez, au niveau de Port-Grimaud.

Géographie
De  de longueur, elle prend sa source à Valescure dans la commune de Collobrières, dans les Maures. Elle coule vers l'est, passe entre La Môle et La Garde-Freinet, détermine la limite sud de Grimaud et la limite nord de Cogolin, et enfin débouche au fond du golfe de Saint-Tropez peu après avoir reçu la Môle en rive droite. Son débit moyen lors de précipitations de  par jour est d'environ /s.

Communes et cantons traversés
Dans le seul département du Var, la Giscle traverse les quatre communes suivantes de Collobrières (source), la Môle, Grimaud, Cogolin (embouchure).

Soit en termes de cantons, la Giscle prend source dans le canton du Luc, conflue dans le canton de Sainte-Maxime, dans les deux arrondissement de Toulon et arrondissement de Draguignan.

Bassin versant
La Giscle traverse cinq zones hydrographiques Y541, Y542, Y543, Y544, Y545 pour  de superficie totale. Ce bassin versant est constitué à 57,43 % de , 27,49 % de , 14,52 % de , 0,48 % de .

Organisme gestionnaire

Affluents
La Giscle a dix affluents constricteurs référencés :
 le vallon de l'Abadon (rd),  sur la seule commune de Collobrières.
 le ruisseau du Froid, dans le vallon du Treps (rd),  sur la seule commune de Collobrières.
 le ruisseau de Pignegut (rg),  sur les deux communes de la Garde-Freinet et Grimaud avec deux affluents :
 le ruisseau de Gagnal (rd),  sur la seule commune de la Garde-Freinet.
 le ruisseau de Brugassier (rg),  sur la seule commune de la Garde-Freinet.
 le ruisseau du Pas de Sept Hommes (rg),  sur les deux communes de la Garde-Freinet et Grimaud.
 le ruisseau de Val de Gilly ou vallon du Camp de la Suyère (rg),  sur les trois communes de la Garde-Freinet, Grimaud et Cogolin, avec un affluent :
 le vallon de Val D'aubert (rg),  sur la seule commune de la Garde-Freinet.
 le vallon de la Tourre (rg),  sur les deux communes de la Garde-Freinet et Grimaud, avec un affluent :
 le Val d'Arnaud (rg),  sur les deux communes de la Garde-Freinet et Grimaud.
 le ruisseau d'Infernon (rg),  sur la seule commune de Grimaud.
 le ruisseau de Grenouille ou Vallat de Rabassières en partie haute ou ruisseau de Val de Périer (rd),  sur les trois communes de La Môle, Collobrières et Cogolin avec deux affluents :
 le Vallat de Saint-Marc (rd),  sur les deux communes de La Môle et Cogolin.
 le ruisseau de Sainte-Magdeleine (rd),  sur les deux communes de La Môle et Cogolin.

 La Môle ou rivière les Campaux, ou vallon de Gratteloup (rd),  sur quatre communes avec vingt affluents, et de rang de Strahler quatre avec le barrage de la Verne sur la Verne.
 La Garde ou ruisseau de la Mente, ou vallon du Pichier (rg),  sur deux communes avec cinq affluents, et de rang de Strahler deux.

Rang de Strahler
Le rang de Strahler de la Giscle est de cinq.

Hydrologie

Aménagements et écologie

Voir aussi

 la liste des cours d'eau du Var
 la Môle
 La Garde

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Cours d'eau dans le Var
Cours d'eau du bassin côtier Rhône-Méditerranée
Fleuve côtier en Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

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