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By J.B.S. HALDANE
Review of The Problem of Population by Gyan Chand. Oxford Pamphlets on India (No. 19).
Tariffs and Industry by John Matthai, Oxford Pamphlets on India (No.20).
The Future of India by Penderel Moon, Pilot Press, 5s.
Reviews by Penderel Moo
Source : Labour Monthly August 1945, p.235-236
Publisher : The Labour Publishing Company Ltd., London.
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Frederick Engels died fifty years. ago. It is already clear that he was much more important for world history than most of his contemporaries who were regarded as great statesmen or great thinkers, such men as Gladstone and Disraeli; Cardinal Newman and Herbert Spencer. A few of those who were acknowledged in their own time, such as Darwin and Pasteur, have not lost in stature with the passage of time. Engels is one of the very few who have gained enormously.
This is due to a simple fact. His ideas were ahead of those of almost all his contemporaries but they were not so far ahead that they failed to influence the course of history directly, as was the case, for example, with the socialistic ideas of the English Levellers. One might almost say that the most active period of Engels' life began twenty-two years after his death, when Lenin, as appears from State and Revolution, applied the theories of The Origin of the Family with a success whose full magnitude he did not live to see.
Engels was the friend and colleague of Marx. The history of their friendship can perhaps best be followed from their correspondence They collaborated in. the Communist Manifesto and many less important works. Marx's main writings were on economics and contemporary history. Engels applied Marxism to philosophy, the natural sciences, and anthropology as well. He always stressed that he owed his seminal ideas in these fields to Marx, but he certainly developed them very greatly. And if Marx had not lived it is clear that, Engels would been a great intellectual leader of socialism; though we cannot say at how many of Marx's ideas he would have arrived.
Engels was a man of astonishing energy and versatility. He earned his living and -- incidentally he gave Marx much financial help &A#8212; as a cotton broker in Manchester. He was secretary of the First International. Apart from politics and economics, he wrote on physics, chemistry, biology, anthropology, philosophy, and war. He was a fox hunter because he hoped to be a cavalry leader in the revolution, as he had been in 1848 in Germany. Unlike Marx, who was highly monogamous, he had a series of love affairs.
A college of specialists would be needed to appreciate all the activities of such a man. I can only write with any authority on his contributions to science. The Origin of the Family, based on a comparatively small body of anthropological data, requires some correction as the result of new knowledge, but substantially less so than, for example, the accounts of animal evolution given by his contemporaries, Huxley and Haeckel. It still provides a framework into which later studies can be fitted without much difficulty. The modern Soviet school of prehistory demonstrates the fruitfulness of his approach.
Since he wrote Anti-Duhring, Feuerbach and Dialectics of Nature physics and chemistry have been revolutionised, substantially along the lines which he predicted. He contended that the Daltonian elements were probably compounds and certainly not indestructible. He could not be expected to have foreseen nuclear physics. Writing of electrochemistry as the point of contact of chemistry and physics he wrote "it is precisely at this point that the biggest results are to be expected." The results have occurred. We cannot therefore go to Engels for a detailed discussion of modern physical problems but we can and should see how he tackled the problems of his day. His method remains perfectly valid and should help us to see where "the biggest results are to be expected."
In the field of biology the changes since Engels' time have not been so great, and many of his detailed points are still very well worth making; for example the fact that natural selection is not necessarily associated with overpopulation though it may be, and the fact that in human evolution the hand developed before the organs of speech.
It was not an accident that Engels saw so far into the problems of science.
With Marx's help, he had attained to a deeper insight into the general laws of change than anyone before him. He was thus able to see facts both about changes in nature, and changes in human ways of controlling and understanding nature, which escaped his contemporaries.
Fifty years after his death his works are still guide to scientific and political method. Provided they are used as a source of methods and not of dogmas, we cannot study them too carefully.
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Marziano Vevey's 7,000 square meters of Prié Blanc vineyards are scattered about the slopes of the mountains around Morgex, a small village nestled into a valley at the base of Mont Blanc, at the northwestern edges of Italy, the location of a tiny, but enchanting winemaking appellation. Some vines easy to access, on somewhat flat terrain, while others line terraces clinging tenaciously to the steep slopes that make the work of vine-growers extremely arduous. The vineyards of Morgex are peculiar, planted in the ancient and traditional pergola style. The only vineyards in all of Europe that exist at the astoundingly high altitude of 1200 meters above sea level, the vines are planted low to the ground, hovering on their horizontal trellises in order to soak up the protective heat of the soil, allowing them to survive the rigors of the long winters at such heights.
In 1981, Marziano inherited 2,000 square meters of vines but with great reluctance. His father, Marcello, had tended his vineyards passionately, producing just enough wine to share with friends. At his premature passing, Marziano couldn't bear to part with his inheritance given its spiritual connection to his beloved father, and so, with great determination, accepted the challenge to pick up where his father had left off. With his wife Judith at his side, he began his adventure as "the accidental winemaker." Fueled by the tenacity typical of mountain people and taking advantage of every second of his free time (both he and his wife had demanding day jobs), he dedicated himself to the vineyards, gradually expanding them and growing production from 600 bottles per year to the current 5,000 bottles, with the further goal to grow to 12,000, still a tiny quantity in the world of winemaking.
Producing such a wine is never an inexpensive endeavor, given the tiny quantities and lack of mechanical assistance. Nonetheless, this may be one of the best values in the category. We are getting just 56 cases of this vintage, with expectations that Vevey can expand production over the next few years.


Nebraska's Husker Diesel is a true full service shop in the Big Red state, but owner Jess Hardessen is driven toward performance accolades. Aside from the stock and fleet vehicles regularly in the shop for standard repairs, Husker Diesel also perfects 2,000-horsepower race cars and bulky diesel pullers. Watch the above to learn how the shop became so diversified.


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Q: Terraform: Iterating and skipping over specific index values I'm trying to update my existing azurerm_subnet terraform code
by which was consumed by many others. So we really not like to break any existing tfvars
With the depreciated field of network_security_group_id from azurerm_subnetto a new resource called azurerm_network_interface_security_group_association starting with the version 2.0.
Existing Code
resource "azurerm_subnet" "generic_subnet" {
  count = "${length(var.subnet_names)}"

  name = "${element("${var.subnet_names}", count.index)}"
  resource_group_name = "${var.resource_group_name}"
  virtual_network_name = "${azurerm_virtual_network.generic_vnet.name}"
  address_prefix = "${element("${var.subnet_address_ranges}", count.index)}"
  service_endpoints = "${var.service_endpoints[count.index]}"

  network_security_group_id = "${element(var.subnet_nsg_ids, count.index)}"
  route_table_id = "${element(var.subnet_route_tables, count.index)}"
}

tfvars:

subnet_address_ranges = [
 "10.102.40.0/22",
 "10.102.44.0/24",
 "10.102.45.0/25"
]
subnet_names = [
 "private-subnet-01",
 "public-subnet-01",
 "protected-subnet-01"
 ]
service_endpoints = [
    ["Microsoft.AzureCosmosDB","Microsoft.KeyVault", "Microsoft.Storage","Microsoft.Sql","Microsoft.AzureActiveDirectory","Microsoft.ContainerRegistry","Microsoft.EventHub","Microsoft.ServiceBus","Microsoft.Web"],
    [],
    ["Microsoft.KeyVault", "Microsoft.Storage"]
]
subnet_nsg_ids = [
    "/subscriptions/yyyy/resourceGroups/yyy/providers/Microsoft.Network/networkSecurityGroups/nsg-01",
    "",
"/subscriptions/yyyy/resourceGroups/yyy/providers/Microsoft.Network/networkSecurityGroups/nsg-02"
]

Updated Code (by introducing the azurerm_network_interface_security_group_association resource)
resource "azurerm_subnet" "generic_subnet" {
  count = "${length(var.subnet_names)}"

  name = "${element("${var.subnet_names}", count.index)}"
  resource_group_name = "${var.resource_group_name}"
  virtual_network_name = "${azurerm_virtual_network.generic_vnet.name}"
  address_prefix = "${element("${var.subnet_address_ranges}", count.index)}"
  service_endpoints = "${var.service_endpoints[count.index]}"

  network_security_group_id = "${element(var.subnet_nsg_ids, count.index)}"
  route_table_id = "${element(var.subnet_route_tables, count.index)}"
}

resource "azurerm_subnet_network_security_group_association" "generic_nsg_association" {
  count= "${length(var.subnet_nsg_ids)}"
  subnet_id = "${element(azurerm_subnet.generic_subnet.*.id, count.index)}"
  network_security_group_id = "${element(var.subnet_nsg_ids, count.index)}"
}

Obviously my new resource will break all the tfvars by throwing the error like

Error: Can not parse "network_security_group_id" as a resource id:
Cannot parse Azure ID: parse "": empty url
on ../../../main.tf line 41, in resource
"azurerm_subnet_network_security_group_association"
"generic_nsg_association":   41:   network_security_group_id =
"${element(var.subnet_nsg_ids, count.index)}"

The reason is we need to give network_security_group_id param. However all my existing tfvars have a structure support subnet_nsg_ids list with a empty string.
So my question is Is there a way to loop through only a specific Index in the list for my azurerm_subnet_network_security_group_association resource. e.g, loop through only [0] and [2] but skip [1] (because [1] is an empty string)
Its not like I need to use count only. I'm happy to use for_each as well if this kind of skipping is possible.

A: I'm not sure I fully understand your issue, but if you want to skip your network_security_group_id when there is an empty string, you can do that using:
network_security_group_id = element(var.subnet_nsg_ids, count.index) != "" ? element(var.subnet_nsg_ids, count.index) : null

And if you want to filter out items with empty strings you can do:
for_each = [for idx, val in var.subnet_names): val if var.subnet_nsg_ids[idx] != ""]

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Beta beta if you can. Don't catch me! He's the muffin man. Enum with me to a land of of pure enumeration. We'll begin with a spin, traveling to string types of my creation. — Failed post titles.
Here's a few things that caught my eye in today's beta.
Default Enum Naming. New to beta 3, string enums without explicit raw values default to the text of the enum's name. This is tremendous and I love it to pieces. It's the one really big news item for this beta, so take a look.
Explicit Label Exclusion. Have you had any issues with functions getting confused between arguments and tuples? Confuse no more. Unnamed parameters now require an explicit _ to differentiate between func f((x: Double, y: Double)) and f(x:Double, y:Double). Use func f(_ point: (Double, Double)).
Arruples. You can now add tuples to arrays. They work even though they appear to error.
ObjC Generics. Objective-C classes now support generic subclasses. I haven't had time to really kick the wheels on this one yet. Nor have I tried the NS_REFINED_FOR_SWIFT macro that lets you create Swift-specific enhanced implementations in addition to less able Objective-C ones.
Dot-Com(mands). The lines of dot-doom that extend forever and make code folding such a pain are addressed in Beta 3. Lines starting with periods, as in the following example, parse as conjoined methods and properties that extend the previous line.
The side effect of this change according to the release docs is that you can no longer start lines with inferred static member lookup, so .staticVar = value is out. Since I can't remember ever using this form for, well, anything, I'm not terribly concerned.
Thanks for the review. I'm not sure about the dot thing though. How is it different from 1.2? I tried breaking a composite expression with dots over a couple of lines, and with the dot to the left of the right hand part XCode was fine with it.
Good, then. It seems that the new release makes the syntax more consistent and predictable.
Oh, you are just a heroic human being. I was beating my head against a problem for the last few hours because I didn't realize beta 3 changed how Enums work. Read this and now it is smooth sailing. Thanks!
Thank you for pointing out the newness in Beta 3, Erica.


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WE BELIEVE in one God, who is eternal, all-powerful, and absolutely Holy; who has revealed Himself to man as existing in three distinguishable expressions of His essential being: The Father, Jesus Christ the Son, and the Holy Spirit (Matthew 28:19; 2 Corinthians 13:14; and John 14:15-17).
WE BELIEVE the Bible, composed of the Old and New Testaments (the accepted canon of Holy Scripture) is God's eternal, inspired, infallible Word in its entirety; and is the supreme standard and final authority for all conduct, faith, and doctrine (2 Timothy 3:16-17; 1 Corinthians 2:13; 2 Peter 1:19-21).
WE BELIEVE in the creation, test and fall of man as recorded in Genesis; and man's total spiritual depravity and inability to attain to divine righteousness (Romans 5:12,18; 8:1-9; 6:23; 3:23; 7:18, 21-25).
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WE BELIEVE in the table of the Lord, commonly called Communion or the Lord's Supper, for believers as a memorial celebration of the fellowship of the Body of Christ and our redemption through His Blood (1 Corinthians 11:28-32).
WE BELIEVE in eternal life for believers: a literal heaven, where we will live and reign with Christ and eternal punishment for unbelievers: A literal hell for those who reject Christ (John 5:24; Mark 9:43-58; 2 Thessalonians 1:9; Revelation 20:10-15).
WE BELIEVE in the reality and personality of Satan and eternal judgment of Satan and his angels (Matthew 25:41; Revelation 20:10-15).
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In Slovakia an astronomical award medal was established bearing the name of Konkoly. Miklós Konkoly Thege was a wealthy Hungarian nobleman who established a private observatory at Ógyalla. He was not simply a rich landowner but an educated scientist as well.
Médaille Commémorative of Société astronomique de France
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Astronomy Society Meritorious Service Medal
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Francesco Denza was an Italian meteorologist and astronomer.
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St Andrew University in Scotland issued reward medals for students who came top of their class in a particular subject.
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The Mikoviny commemorative medal is an award of the Hungarian Mining and Metallurgical Society, and not for the astronomers. Listed here only because of Mikoviny himself.
Grand Prix Fernand Jacobs
For the first sight this medal has nothing to do with astronomy, but its reverse reveals the secret.
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Dodrio (Japanese: ドードリオ Doodorio) is a Normal/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.
Dodrio has three heads that each have a black V-shaped crest on top. Its body is nearly all covered in brown down. It has large clawed feet. Its tail is made up of large red feathers. Even though no wings are seen it is still part Flying-type. Unlike its pre-evolved form, the faces on Dodrio's faces look different, with each one representing an emotion: joy, sadness, and anger.
Like Doduo, the males have black necks while the females have white necks.
Dodrio can have the ability Run Away or the ability Early Bird. Run Away lets Dodrio flee from any wild Pokémon. Early Bird allows Dodrio to wake up faster from the Sleep status. Each of its three heads represents an emotion. Dodrio's heads represent happiness, sadness, and anger. They are capable of running over 40 MPH.
Dodrio is the evolved form of Doduo as of level 31.
Three brains to execute complex plans. While two heads sleep, one head is said to stay awake.
To see the Egg Moves that Dodrio can learn, refer to Doduo.
Dodrio learns no moves via tutoring.
Despite having no wings and being explicitly stated to be flightless, Dodrio is still able to learn Fly and still considered a Flying-Type.
The Pokedex entries state that Doduo, despite being Dodrio's pre-evolution, is actually faster in speed.
The anime shows that Dodrio's three heads do not always get along, and occasionally fight each other over food.
Dodrio and its pre-evolution, Doduo, are the only Pokémon with Tangled Feet as their Hidden Ability.
Dodrio and its pre-evolution, Doduo, are the only Pokémon with the Run Away ability that are Flying-type.
Dodrio resembles an ostrich. It may also incorporate elements of kiwis and roadrunners, and its aggressive temper may be based on the cassowary.
Dodrio's name is derived from "Dodo" an extinct species of bird, and "trio" because of its three heads.


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Capital Gains Tax and mortgage interest relief are top worries for landlords
The exemption of residential property from the new Capital Gains Tax cuts tops the list of concerns expressed by professional landlords for the health of the sector over the next 12 months, according to new research.
Some 63 per cent of landlords surveyed by lender Amicus cited the chancellor George Osborne's decision to maintain existing CGT rates on residential property sales while reducing them by eight per cent on assets, as their biggest challenge.
In a close second place, on 61 per cent, is the abolition of tax relief on mortgage interest, which means that landlords will no longer be able to claim tax relief worth 40 or 45 per cent of the interest payments on their buy-to-let mortgages.
Instead, the maximum tax relief will be set at 20 per cent with the change being introduced over a four-year period.
This was followed by the tax changes to maintenance and improvements (57 per cent), whereby landlords will only be able to claim for 'wear and tear' costs actually incurred on replacing furnishings when calculating taxable profits.
Increasing costs being passed on from the Right to Rent legislation (53 per cent) and rising legal and accountancy fees (52 per cent) were in fourth and fifth places respectively.
Fewer than half (44 per cent) of landlords expressed concern about the impact of Brexit and only a third (34 per cent) are worried about accessing long term finance to grow their portfolios.
However, the survey was conducted across a small sample - just 187 landlords, in April.
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Gardasil® is a new vaccine which protects against 4 strains of the virus, but, importantly, it protects against the strains which cause 70% of the cancers. Since the vaccine covers only 70% of the potential cervical cancer causing HPV infections, women must still have regular Cervical screening even though they have been immunised. The Gardasil Vaccine is not a live virus and reactions are uncommon – most frequent being minor injection site pain, headache, fever or nausea, however, the vaccine has not been proven to be effective nor shown to be safe in women over 26.
From the 1st January 2018 the gardasil vaccination will be replaced by the new Gardasil®9 vaccination. This will offer protection to 5 additional cancer causing strains of HPV virus (Strains 31, 33, 45, 52, and 58).
Gardasil®9 vaccine is free for Year 8 students as a 2 dose course under the School Immunisation Program. A 3 dose course is recommended for students who are immunocompromised or for those who start their course aged greater than 15 years.
In South Australia the school program commenced in April 2007 and was provided to girls in years 8 to 12. Boys between 9 and 15 years can also be vaccinated and since 1st February 2013, boys were also included in the free schools program. Children who miss out at school will be able to go to their doctor for immunisation. When not done under the free schools program, the Gardasil®9 vaccine costs approximately $150 per injection.
Those in the eligible age group who have already had genital warts or 'HPV infection' should still be vaccinated - because there are so many strains of the virus.
Gardasil® offers protection against four HPV types (6, 11, 16 and 18) and is recommended for men who have sex with men (MSM) who have not previously been vaccinated with three doses of HPV vaccine. Gardasil ® protects against the two high-risk HPV types (types 16 and 18), which cause 90% of all HPV-related cancers in men, it also protects against two low-risk HPV types (types 6 and 11), which cause 90% of genital warts.
Gardasil® vaccine is available for men aged 20 to 26 years as a 3 dose course until 31 July 2019. The first dose of the vaccine must be given prior to 1/5/19 to be eligible for the free vaccine.
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Aged < 15yrs of age 2 doses of the vaccine are required, with the 2nd dose 6 to 12 months after the first one.
Aged > 15yrs of age 3 doses of the vaccine are required, with the 2nd dose at 2 months and the 3rd dose 6 months after the first one.
Children in Years 8 are provided this vaccination free through the Immunisation Schedule for Children.
Children who did not get the vaccination through the school programs can go to their GP but this will likely not be covered under the free school program and a fee will be charged.
Gardasil vaccine should not be given to those with immediate allergy to yeast, those with phenylketonuria (PKU), in the presence of a high fever, during pregnancy (although no adverse outcomes have been reported) or where there has been an allergic reaction to a previous dose.
Gardasil can be given while breast feeding but should not be given during pregnancy (although no adverse outcomes have been recorded).
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Q: Modal view that does not prevent access to parent I am trying to create a two ViewController solution where a modal view controller is presented over a UICollectionView while allowing the user to interact with the CollectionView.  In this case, it is like an advanced picker, allowing the user to choose items that will populate the properties in the modal view before saving a record.
I have a presentation controller setup to present the view how and where I want, allowing full visibility to the parent view.  Nothing I have tried will allow the user to interact with (scroll, tap, etc) the UIController view.

In view debugging, I see a UITransitionView that has a frame equal to the full screen. (see image)  I suspect that this is the culprit.  Is this even possible in iOS?

A: The whole point of a modal view controller is that it takes over the screen and demands that the user respond to it before doing anything else. It puts your program into a "mode" that must be dismissed before the user can go on. That is the core reason for being of a modal dialog.
If you can interact with the view controller underneath the the top view controller is no longer a modal.
What you are trying to do is wrong from a human interface standpoint, and not supported by the application framework. You need to rethink your design.
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Top-level view controllers are not designed to share the screen. If you want another view controller to cover part of the screen while the user can still interact with the view controller underneath then you should use a container view as @МаксудДаудов suggests in his answer.
I would probably put a container view on top of the rest of my view controller's content, control-drag an embed segue to the child view controller I want to display, add an outlet to the container view, and then hide the container view.
When you want to display the "picker", you could then un-hide the container view, which would reveal the child view inside and let the user interact with it, while still being able to interact with the other components in your main view controller.

A: There is no way allowing presented full screen view controller to interact view controller under that. Instead , add your second view controller at containercontroller at some part of first, and change first VCs collection view frame accordingly, to be able see all the list. Doing this, you will have two view controllers working together


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We're now well past the half-way point of the season and Liverpool continue to reign supreme at the top of the league table, however Manchester City are breathing down their necks and the likelihood is that the title race will go right down to the wire. Jurgen Klopp's men will be confident of keeping the momentum going this weekend however when they line-up against Crystal Palace at Anfield and we expect the Reds to further strengthen their title bid by collecting the three points on Merseyside.
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Most people have a favorite final episode and can think of more than a few "least favorite" finales as well. Well, to see if there was any clear consensus, a Reddit user decided to compile the data from IMDB to see which finales most people liked or found disappointing.
The first chart (you can click on the image to see it larger in a new window) looks at the average episode ratings from IMDB users (different from Nielsen ratings) relative to their ratings of a show's last episode. This is a good indication of how viewers feel about the finale when compared to the rest of the series. In some cases, a finale was better than most episodes of the series (Glee, Charmed, Newhart) while others felt the last episode was a big disappointment (How I Met Your Mother, True Blood, Dexter).
It's interesting to see that some believe that popular series finales, like those from M*A*S*H and Star Trek: The Next Generation, weren't as good as average episodes from the series' runs. It's also interesting to see that the finale of Roseanne is rated higher than average episodes.
The second chart sorts the data based on the rating of the individual finales (where the arrows are pointing to). The black dots represent the average episode rating. These viewers clearly loved the finales of Breaking Bad, Six Feet Under, and The Office while most believe Star Trek: Enterprise, Dragon Ball Z, and Two and a Half Men were underwhelming at best.
What do you think? How do your favorites measure up? Do you agree or disagree with these ratings of final episodes?
NYPD Blue. It was for the MOST part business as usual. I hate it when they try to put everything in a warm fuzzy blanket at the end with cameos and characters from the past. It always seems cheesy to me.
I have two: Rectify and the last David Tennant Dr. Who (End of Time which was over 3 hours long) which did bring in a couple of the Doctor's past companions, but well done.
Good or Bad news Judy; Rectify is not over. There will at least be a 4th season. I'm not sure why season 3 only had 6 episodes, but there will be a season 4.


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module GTKButtonPanel where

import Debug
import BattleContext
import GTKContext
import GTKOverlay

import Control.Monad.Trans
import Control.Monad.Trans.Reader

import qualified GI.Gtk as Gtk

setupButtonPanel :: ReaderT GTKContext IO ()
setupButtonPanel = do

  setupButtons

  return ()

setupButtons :: ReaderT GTKContext IO ()
setupButtons = do
  gtkctx <- ask

  let run n h = runReaderT (buttonHandler n h) gtkctx

  btnOpen <- gtkGetObj Gtk.Button  "btnOpen"
  _ <- liftIO $ Gtk.onButtonClicked btnOpen (run False btnOpenClicked)

  btnClose <- gtkGetObj Gtk.Button  "btnClose"
  _ <- liftIO $ Gtk.onButtonClicked btnClose (run False btnCloseClicked)

  btnOrbat <- gtkGetObj Gtk.Button  "btnOrbat"
  _ <- liftIO $ Gtk.onButtonClicked btnOrbat (run True btnOrbatClicked)

  btnExec <- gtkGetObj Gtk.Button  "btnExec"
  _ <- liftIO $ Gtk.onButtonClicked btnExec (run True btnExecClicked)

  btnCOO <- gtkGetObj Gtk.Button  "tbtnCOO"
  _ <- liftIO $ Gtk.onButtonClicked btnCOO (run True btnCOOClicked)

  return ()

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

-- | Handle the button if the battle context is needed
buttonHandler :: Bool -> ReaderT GTKContext IO () -> ReaderT GTKContext IO ()
buttonHandler needbc handler = do
  case needbc of
    False -> handler
    True -> do
      hasbc <- gtkHasBattleContext
      if hasbc then handler else do
        liftIO $ putWarning "Load the battle first!"
        return ()

btnOpenClicked :: ReaderT GTKContext IO ()
btnOpenClicked = do
  liftIO $ putInfo "Open button clicked!"

  let bc = testBattleContext -- XXX

  _ <- gtkLoadBattleContext bc

  -- prepare the Overlay
  prepareOverlay

--  setupOverlay
--  syncOverlay

btnCloseClicked :: ReaderT GTKContext IO ()
btnCloseClicked = do
  liftIO $ putInfo "Close button clicked!"

  _ <- gtkUnloadBattleContext

  teardownOverlay

btnExecClicked :: ReaderT GTKContext IO ()
btnExecClicked = do
  liftIO $ putInfo "Exec button clicked!"

  _ <- gtkModifyBattleContext incrementTurn

--  syncOverlay
  return ()

btnCOOClicked :: ReaderT GTKContext IO ()
btnCOOClicked = do
  liftIO $ putInfo "COO button clicked!"

  return ()

btnOrbatClicked :: ReaderT GTKContext IO ()
btnOrbatClicked = do
  liftIO $ putInfo "ORBAT button clicked!"

  unitLayout <- gtkGetObj Gtk.Fixed "layUnits"
  v <- Gtk.getWidgetVisible unitLayout
  case v of
    True -> Gtk.widgetHide unitLayout
    False -> Gtk.widgetShow unitLayout

--  syncOverlay
  return ()

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Jada Pinkett Smith Talks To R. Kelly Survivor Lisa Van Allen About The Singer's Abuse: 'We Ignored It'
The duo shared an emotional conversation on the most recent episode of 'Red Table Talk.'
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By Paula Rogo · January 13, 2019
Jada Pinkett Smith has been vocal about her thoughts ever since Lifetime's Surviving R. Kelly aired last week. But now she is using her platform to further the conversation about R. Kelly as well as sexual and domestic abuse within the Black community
Pinkett Smith invited Lisa Van Allen, one of R. Kelly's abuse survivors that appears in the docuseries, for an emotional heart-to-heart on her Red Table Talk show, alongside her daughter Willow Smith and mother Adrienne Banfield-Jones.
"I have to tell you, I felt a lot of things," Pinkett Smith said of the docuseries. "I had a lot of feelings about it. One being, I was like 'Man, wow how complicit we all have been?' That really broke my heart, like to really think about. We, we ignored it."
The six-part documentary chronicles decades of R. Kelly's alleged sexual misconduct and abuse, which he has continuously denied. With more than 50 interviews with Kelly's victims, it's hard for many to continue ignoring his widely documented abuse.
Pinkett Smith even said she feels complicit for ignoring the allegations against Kelly, and brought up how she used R. Kelly's famous track, "I Believe I Can Fly," for a video of her husband Will Smith bungee jumping.
In their emotional conversation with Van Allen, which led to tears, the Van Allen revealed how her own background as a foster child who ended up in a single-parent household was used by R. Kelly to his advantage.
You can watch the first part of the two-part episode below.
Surviving R. Kelly: The Aftermath (Part 1)
In this two-part Red Table Talk special, Jada Pinkett Smith, Adrienne Banfield-Norris and Willow sit down with R. Kelly accuser Lisa Van Allen as she shares details of her decade-long ordeal with the R&B singer.
Posted by Red Table Talk on Friday, January 11, 2019
Allen's daughter, now 16, will be featured on Part 2 of the "Red Table Talk" special airing on Monday.
TOPICS: Entertainment Jada Pinkett Smith lisa van allen Red Table Talk


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At www.autobytel.com, for instance, you can get customer testimonials, insurance quotes, delivery information, extended warranty prices, trade-in values and online vehicle appraisals. One of the leading online automotive resources, www.edmunds.com, continues to upgrade its services. Edmunds' menu includes loan and lease calculations, recalls, crash-test results, financing advice, lemon checks as well as maintenance tips. Edmunds also supplies its 800,000 pages of content to The New York Times Web site. And a new feature at www.carsdirect.com is a channel that connects you directly with a dealer of your choosing or finds local dealers for you. This is also the only site where you can compare an unlimited number of new or used cars side by side.
The most improved sites belong to the auto manufacturers. General Motors' www.gmfleet.com has new Web tools to help you acquire vehicles quickly. Organized with the busy business shopper in mind, the site links commercial customers to specialty dealers. Ford's www.lincoln.com lets you schedule a local test drive online. And at www.lexus.com, you can view a 3-D model of the all-new RX330, download product information to a Palm Pilot, or listen to Lexus press conferences live from the major auto shows.


1) My 5 year old had brought home her muddy forest school kit and P.E. kit for half term and I knew that I should make a better attempt at labelling them. Too many gloves and hats were ending up in the black hole of the school cloakroom. I had some sew-in name labels but had tried the lazier option of a marker pen, which had inevitably faded.
2) I love the 'make do and mend' philosophy, hate waste and throwing things out just because of a minor tear. But I'm pretty hopeless at sewing.
So I decided to try this 'Glu & Fix' product from Bostik on name labels first of all. The tube of glue has an easy to use screw on spreader nozzle so even I couldn't be too messy in applying it. After spreading, you have to wait a minute, then press the two surfaces together and allow to dry before rough handling.
I glued name labels onto a sweatshirt, jogging bottoms, waterproof dungarees, a t-shirt, tights and inside wellies in this way. It seemed dry within a few minutes. Having forgotten about the pile of clothes for a few hours, I then put everything except the wellies into the washing machine and washed them at a regular 40C wash. They seem well attached, were fine after ironing and my daughter gave her sports kit some testing out yesterday as her first day back at school was 'Sporty day'. She came home in them, and again, they seem pretty secure.
The instructions point out on the sew simple packet that this glue product doesn't work on 100% nylon or polyester fabrics and "It may damage some delicate fabrics – test on a small area first." The school uniform items I used included some with a polyester mix and they seem fine. As for mending delicate fabrics, I fear my clumsiness may cause more damage than the glue! But for the more adept, sew simple could be worth trying on trickier mends.
According to the packaging, sew simple is "perfect for hems, turn-ups, labels, badges and patches." I'll definitely be trying it on lttle tears and rips on clothes from racing around in the playground or garden. From my experience so far, it seems a very quick and effortless way of mending – which if like me, you're not exactly a seamstress, has to be a good thing.
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Special to Daily News
FORT WALTON BEACH — A Fort Walton Beach woman whose blood alcohol level tested at more than four times the legal limit was charged with DUI and two counts of child neglect after Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office deputies stopped her Monday night.
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A 3-year-old and 6-month-old were passengers in the car. Breath samples indicated Berg's blood alcohol level was .361 and .354, the release said.
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Advance Financial Foundation donates passenger bus to Backfield in Motion
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Advance Financial through its charitable arm the Advance Financial Foundation, has donated a 24-passenger transport bus to Backfield in Motion.
Nashville-based financial services company Advance Financial through its charitable arm the Advance Financial Foundation, has donated a 24-passenger transport bus to Backfield in Motion, a local non-profit.
"We are so excited to be working with this wonderful organization, building up the young people of our community," said Tina Hodges, owner of Advance Financial. "Through The Advance Financial Foundation, we are able to assist local organizations who are working to make a difference."
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"Our partnership with the Advance Financial Foundation is embedded in Educating, Engaging, and Empowering our students," said Todd Campbell, Ed.D., CEO at Backfield in Motion. "The donation of a multi-passenger bus to our program will allow us to continue to transfer students to and from our program sites, keep them engaged in learning through field trips, and helping us deliver food and supply boxes to the needy families of our community."
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Q: stubbing methods that manipulates parameters with mockito I have the following situation:
class Worker {
  public Integer somework() {
      Integer k=0;
      Helper h= new Helper();
      h.change(k);
      return k;
    }
}

class Helper {
  public void change(Integer k) {
    //k = Some calcs
  }
}

I'm making unitests for Worker and obviously I want to mock Helper class so that his change method will always put 1 into k.
My real situation is more complicated but this code represents the issue. Thanks for help.

A: I think doAnswer is the best method dealing with void method where the method manipulates the given parameters.
doAnswer(new Answer() {
  public Object answer(InvocationOnMock invocation) {
      Object[] args = invocation.getArguments();
      Mock mock = invocation.getMock();
      return null;
  }})
.when(mock).someMethod();

Basically, after getting the arguments you can do whatever modification you want. There's a blog post explaining it a bit.

A: To @JB Nizet's point, yes, it's good to refactor for testability.  Often refactoring to make code more testable leads to code that is better for other reasons - separation of concerns and such.  It's not always possible to do.  Say it's not your code, or you have some other requirement to leave it alone (because lots of other classes rely on it being the way it is) or whatever.
If I understand what you need to do, I think you can do it with a spy:
Worker workerUnderTest = new Worker();
Worker spiedWorkerUT = spy(workerUnderTest);
Helper mockHelper = mock(Helper.class);
when(spiedWorkerUT.createHelper()).thenReturn(mockHelper);
Integer actual = spiedWorkerUT.someWork();
verify(mockHelper).change(0);

Then use the spiedWorkerUT instead of the workerUnderTest to run your tests.
It's not always possible to avoid instantiating something you want to mock.  For that, there is PowerMock.
Helper mockHelper = mock(Helper.class);
whenNew(Helper.class).withNoArguments().thenReturn(mockHelper);

A: I would change the method signature and make it take a Helper instance as argument. The caller would create the helper and pass it to the somework method. The test would pass a mock helper.
If this isn't possible, at least call a protected factory method to create the helper, and mock this factory method when testing the somework method in order to make it return a mock helper:
class Worker {
    public Integer somework(){
        Integer k=0;
        Helper h= createHelper();
        h.change(k);
        return k;
    }

    // this method may be mocked when testing somework, to return a mock helper.
    protected Helper createHelper() {
        return new Helper();
    }
}

A: I have a method with definition like this:
class Template{
   public void process(Object rootMap, StringWriter out){
 .......
  }
 }

I will show you how you can change/modify the "out"(StringWriter) reference.
private final Template mocktTemplate = mock(Template.class);
doAnswer(new Answer<StringWriter>() {

            public StringWriter answer(InvocationOnMock invocation)
                    throws Throwable {
                Object[] args = invocation.getArguments();
                if (args[1] instanceof StringWriter) {
                    StringWriter stringWriter = (StringWriter) args[1];
                    stringWriter.write("Email message");
                }
                return null;
            }
        }).when(this.mocktTemplate).process(anyObject(),any(StringWriter.class));

Now when you do make the actual call like:
msgBodyTemplate.process(model, msgBodyWriter);

the value of Stringbuffer ref in msgBodyWriter will be "Email message"; irrespective of it earlier value.


Why don't restaurants offer vegan beer and wine lists?
some do. it helps if you live in a major city or a progressive college town.
It's all about demand. Most restaurants buy things in bulk and if only a few are demanding it then it would go to waste and be a lost of profit.
Very little demand I imagine. A vegan restaurant would be the most likely to do so and probably a higher end one also.
I can't see how a "vegan" wine would be any different to a "vegetarian" one and I've certainly seen wine lists marked with a "v" for vegetarian.
I've never taken any notice with beers.
I guess there's just no demand for a specifically vegan beer and wine list. Most of the restauraunts I visit don't even have a specifically vegan (or even vegetarian) menu.
I know that isinglass was traditionally used to clarify wine (as was egg white) but I'm not sure that this is still the case.
What the actual fùck is the difference between normal beer and vegan beer?
Beer & Wine are already vegan.
Because restaurants are trying to make money and keeping something like this in stock wastes money. There is not a huge profit in specialty items like this.
If this is what you want, either buy it yourself or go to a specialty vegan restaurant that serves it.


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Three Maryland casinos set to open for sports betting this week
By David Kaplan
Three casinos are set to open to in-person, or retail, sports wagering this week: MGM National Harbor, Live! Casino Maryland, and Horseshoe Casino in downtown Baltimore.
MARYLAND (FOX 5 DC) - Maryland's attempts to get sports betting off the ground have hit a few snags since voters overwhelmingly approved it last year, but Friday is finally the day.
Three casinos are set to open to in-person, or retail, sports wagering: MGM National Harbor, Live! Casino Maryland, and Horseshoe Casino in downtown Baltimore.
"I've been driving 45 minutes to go to DC to put bets in, so I live 10 minutes from here. No traffic. All that good stuff," Joey Dominici told FOX 5 inside Live! Casino.
While things are trending in the right direction for in-person betting, much of the money is in mobile betting. If you've watched television in the last year, you've likely seen ads for mobile sports betting apps; those aren't ready in Maryland quite yet.
READ MORE: Maryland sports betting set to begin this week after more than a year of delays
"That regulatory process hasn't begun yet, so after the first of the year, we'll go through the regulations," said John Martin, director of Maryland Lottery and Gaming.
According to the West Virginia Lottery, nearly 65% of their 2021 sports betting revenue has come from mobile sports wagering.
Pennsylvania's Gaming Control Board says mobile wagering accounted for 84% of its sports betting revenue in the fiscal year 2020.
Martin says Maryland's sports betting law was written to set up retail locations first and then grant licenses for mobile wagering.
"It's not a matter of priorities. We fully understand that the revenue-potential long-term is on the mobile side. It's just how the legislation was crafted," Martin said, "It's a gambling term, but these are the cards that were dealt us, and that's the game we're going to play."
Martin says regulators are working to get casinos off the ground and anticipates mobile wagering to be live in Maryland sometime between 6 and 12 months.
"We'll get there. It's going to take a little while, but we will get there," Martin said.


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Steelers vs Saints First Half Notes And Observations
Below are my notes and observations upon reviewing the action of the first half from the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints game this past Sunday.
After failing to air it out on first down, and following a short gain on second, Ben Roethlisberger turned to Antonio Brown to prevent the Steelers from going three and out on their opening drive. Brown lined up in the slot to the left, curled short of the first down marker, and spun out of the tackle attempt of the trailing DB to lunge for the 30-yard line.
The one reception for Martavis Bryant came on the following play out of a run formation against off coverage. It was fairly straightforward, but he did use his size to help make the first tackler miss and gained about eight yards after the catch.
Flea flickers usually don't work when you have to step up into the pocket to receive the pitch. Just saying.
On third down, the pocket collapsed on Roethlisberger, which resulted in an overthrow to Bryant and forced the Steelers to punt.
As expected, James Harrison started at right outside linebacker. He was in coverage on Pierre Thomas on first down and was beaten for 13 yards. On the next play, he drew a holding call.
On third down, Brice McCain had solid coverage on Marques Colston to force an incompletion. Also noteworthy on the play was Ike Taylor on Jimmy Graham in the slot. Antwon Blake was also on the field in the dime package.
Run right behind Will Johnson and David DeCastro Usually a good thing, and is on second down for 12 yards.
Same play, but a little less tidy, gets Le'Veon Bell to the first down marker, but then he shakes a few tackles for an extra eight yards.
Thank the win for that first field goal, Shaun Suisham.
He was pushed off the ball initially, but Cam Thomas stayed with the play and moved down the line to make the tackle on first down after a four-yard gain.
On the next play, Brett Keisel stunted inside, and the back failed to pick him up, allowing him to pressure Drew Brees into an incompletion. Cameron Heyward bullied his way to a pressure that may well have prevented a 76-yard score on third down with Kenny Stills four yards past William Gay in coverage.
Yes, Patrick Robinson dropped a pick six, but I don't understand how you don't have Heath Miller blocking the corner on that screen.
Roethlisberger hit his hand two plays later on a 21-yard reception by Brown. Bell was late picking up the blitzing linebacker, resulting in the collision in the pocket.
What ensued was five straight carries to Bell including a 16-yarder, but Roethlisberger finally put the ball in the air on third and three on a quick pass to Lance Moore.
I have to believe that Roethlisberger and Brown may not have been on the same page on the near-interception that followed. Brown clearly looked like he was running over the top, while the quarterback's delivery suggested underneath. I don't believe this was necessarily due to a poor pass. Brown's body language after the play also suggests as much.
The third down play should have been a touchdown to Bryant, who clearly lost the ball before the DB had time to make a play on it.
The defense held the Saints to two first downs on their first three drives. From then on? Not so bueno.
The offense proceeded to go three and out after getting the ball back, with Roethlisberger delivering a high pass to Bell, who could not come down with it. The Saints then grabbed the lead eight plays later.
After burning the defense on three consecutive long runs, the Saints spread out their tight ends to the left to get Benjamin Watson open behind the defense for a 15-yard touchdown.
After the score, Markus Wheaton provided a spark with a return out to the 43-yard line, but Roethlisberger threw an ill-advised pass to Darrius Heyward-Bey 40+ yards down the field into double coverage, which was intercepted in the end zone.
Nevertheless, the defense quickly got the Saints into a third and five, but couldn't get off the field. And again. On third and six. That time Stills beat Gay over the top for 44 yards.
It ended with Sean Spence beat by the fullback for a four-yard touchdown, and suddenly the Steelers were down eight despite controlling much of the first half.
Two long completions to Brown and Miller put the Steelers in a long field goal attempt situation. Another high pass to Miller and a third miss deep to Wheaton didn't give them many options. Roethlisberger threw high to Miller again on a five-yard route for no good reason that necessitated a 54-yard attempt. The snap was low and the holder actually did a reasonable job of giving Suisham a shot at it, but it came up short.
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Indie Retro News: Panic! Dizzy - A new Kickstarter for a 'new' old Dizzy NES game is coming!
Panic! Dizzy - A new Kickstarter for a 'new' old Dizzy NES game is coming!
I've always had a soft spot for that lovable character Dizzy; A character by the Oliver Twins that takes us back to the golden years of the Amstrad, C64 and even the ZX Spectrum. To be honest it's why everytime there's a new Dizzy fan game being developed or a lost Dizzy game found, I've always got to give it the mention. So why am I talking about another Dizzy game you might ask? Well if you can wait till Friday, Chris Wilkins will be launching the Panic! Dizzy Kickstarter ; another original Dizzy game that has been lost and found in the The Oliver Twins attic!


The dimension is 107 in height, 45 width, and 13.30 mm of thickness.
The phone's body has a depth of 13.3 mm, 100% thicker than a typical device in screen category.
Compared to other phones of the same size, 95 grams of weight is quite typical.
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A deuteron beam polarization lifetime near 1000 seconds in the horizontal plane of the magnetic storage ring COSY has been observed. This long spin coherence time was maintained through a combination of beam bunching, electron cooling, sextupole field corrections, and the suppression of collective effects through beam current limits. This record lifetime is required for a storage ring search for an intrinsic electric dipole moment on the deuteron at a statistical sensitivity level approaching 10-29 e∙cm.


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Q: How to modify currentUserStore in mobx-state-tree I'm trying to wrap my head around mobx-state-tree and whipped up a simple currentUserStore to hold some data for a logged in user and allow login/logout:
import { types } from "mobx-state-tree";
import { client } from '../../../helpers/client';

const User = types
  .model("User", {
    name: types.string,
    email: types.string,
    type: types.string,
    token: types.string,
    roles: types.array(types.string),
  })

export const CurrentUserStore = types
  .model("CurrentUserStore", {
    user: types.optional(types.maybeNull(User), () => null)
  })
  .actions((currentUserStore) => ({
    async login(login, password) {
      const result = await client.post(`auth`, {
        email: login,
        password,
      });

      const { name, email, type, token, roles } = result

      currentUserStore.user = User.create({ name, email, type, token, roles })
      localStorage.setItem('authUser', JSON.stringify(result));
    },
    logout() {
      currentUserStore.user = null
      localStorage.removeItem('authUser')
    },
  }));

When calling the login function, I get the error Cannot modify 'CurrentUserStore@/currentUserStore', the object is protected and can only be modified by using an action..  There's something I'm missing here, but not exactly sure why I shouldn't be able to do something like this after reading through example where the store is modified directly in an action like this.

A: Once I moved the modification out of an async func, it worked.  Just changed to this:
async login(login, password) {
  const result = await client.post(`auth`, {
    email: login,
    password,
  });

  this.setUser(User.create(result))
  localStorage.setItem('authUser', JSON.stringify(result));
},
logout() {
  currentUserStore.user = null
  localStorage.removeItem('authUser')
},
setUser(user) {
  self.user = user
}


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Q: What is the best way to store distances with H2O? Supose I have 2 data.frames and I want to calculate the euclidean distance between all of the rows of them. My code is:
set.seed(121)
# Load library
library(h2o)
system.time({
  h2o.init()
  # Create the df and convert to h2o frame format
  df1 <- as.h2o(matrix(rnorm(7500 * 40), ncol = 40))
  df2 <- as.h2o(matrix(rnorm(1250 * 40), ncol = 40))
  # Create a matrix in which I will record the distances
  matrix1 <- as.h2o(matrix(0, nrow = 7500, ncol = 40))
  # Loop to calculate all the distances
  for (i in 1:nrow(df2)){
    matrix1[, i] <- h2o.sqrt(h2o.distance(df1, df2[, i]))
  }
})

I´m sure there is more efficient way to store it into a matrix.

A: You don't need to calculate the distance inside a loop, H2O's distance function can efficiently calculate distances for all the rows. For two data frames with n x k and m x k dimensions, you can find the n x m distance matrix in a following way:
distance_matrix <- h2o.distance(df1, df2, 'l2')

There is no need to take the square root, since h2o.distance() function allows you to specify what distance measure to use: "l1" - Absolute distance (L1 norm), "l2" - Euclidean distance (L2 norm), "cosine" - Cosine similarity and "cosine_sq" - Squared Cosine similarity.
Following your example, the code to calculate the Euclidean distance matrix will be:
library(h2o)
h2o.init()
df1 <- as.h2o(matrix(rnorm(7500 * 40), ncol = 40))
df2 <- as.h2o(matrix(rnorm(1250 * 40), ncol = 40))
distance_matrix <- h2o.distance(df1, df2, 'l2')

resulting in a matrix with dimensions 7500 rows x 1250 columns.


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The New Hampshire Medicaid Quality Website offers a wide variety of measures, reports and related resources. These resources can be accessed either through entering key words in the search box at the top of each page or through the various main menus. Below is a brief description of the menus.
Quality Measures (A-Z) menu, is designed to allow users to browse all measures alphabetically by title. By selecting a letter at the top of the page users can jump to the list of all measures whose title begins with that letter.
The Quality Measures by Topic menu, is designed for users to browse all measures by topic areas that have been assigned to the measures. Topics may be composed of a single measure but typically will display several related measures. By selecting a topic, at the top of the page users can jump to the list of all measures associated with that area of interest.
The Reports menu contains links to the reporting options that are more general or broader than the specific measure reports.
Supplementary Reports page contains a library of standard reports and supplementary materials published by the New Hampshire Medicaid Quality Program and partners. These reports include the Medicaid Care Management Key Indicator Report, Medicaid Care Management Member Focus Group Reports, and the annual External Quality Review Technical Report, among others.
Design Your Own Reports places users in the driver's seat. Users can design their own reports by selecting one or more measures, timeframes, and comparator, creating customized reporting on areas of interest.
The About Us section of the website highlights the mission and organization of New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services Medicaid Quality Program.
The Help section offers a variety of information to enhance user's experience accessing the Medicaid Quality Website. This includes how to contact the Medicaid Quality Team, frequently asked questions, related resources, and a glossary of terms used throughout the website.
Private Duty Nursing: Authorized Hours for Children Delivered and Billed by Quarter
Timely Processing of Non-Electronic Provider Claims: Thirty Days of Receipt
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This Mother's Day, Hammer families came together to be designers for an afternoon. Close Encounters: Make and Take a Seat was inspired by our Thomas Heatherwick exhibition, which included his studio's innovative chair designs (think Spun Chair). Families designed and made their very own seats with the help of artist Tanya Aguiñiga.
Almost all of the supplies we used came from recycled materials, courtesy of Trash 4 Teaching (parents can get supplies from there, too; you just need to book your visit ahead of time).
Step 1: Decide what kind of chair you want to make. Do you want to eat in it, take a break in it, or share it with friends?
Step 2: Let's say you want to make a chair to take a break in, like a stool. To build the structure, start with four cardboard tubes, 1 square sheet of corrugated plastic or heavy-duty cardboard, and hot glue.
Step 3: Glue one long side of each tube, and then attach them so they're all touching. (It'll look like a square, with two tubes on each side.) Now glue your corrugated plastic on top of the tubes. Voila, you just made a seat!
To personalize your stool, you can pre-decorate the tubes with colorful tape before gluing them together, or make slits around the edges of your corrugated plastic and then string yarn through it to make a weaving. These are just some ideas; get as creative as you want.
Here are some of the samples that Tanya Aguiñiga's studio made. Not only are they beautiful, but we promise they work (at least for Hammer Kids they do).


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Q: Ruby Open3.popen3 Does Not Return STDOUT on Windows 7 (capybara-webkit) Whenever I attempt to run tests against capybara-webkit, it is not able to find the listening port, so it attempts to use 0, which results in the following error:
Failure/Error: visit user_path
Errno::EADDRNOTAVAIL:
  The requested address is not valid in its context. - connect(2)

After a significant amount of time spent debugging the functionality of capybara-webkit, I found that the problem is the following line of code (capybara-webkit-1.1.1/lib/capybara/webkit/connection.rb::open_pipe):
_, @pipe_stdout, @pipe_stderr, wait_thr = Open3.popen3(SERVER_PATH)

When that invokes the WebKit server, the WebKit server launches and should output something similar to the following to STDOUT:
Capybara-webkit server started, listening on port: 53467

When I launch the process manually in a console, that is certainly what I see. However, whenever I try to read @pipe_stdout or @pipe_stderr all I get is nil. Even if I wait until the pipe is ready (as seen in the capybara-webkit connection class) for reading using:
IO.select([@pipe_stdout], nil, nil, WEBKIT_SERVER_START_TIMEOUT)

I still see the same problem. I'm pretty much a novice when it comes to Ruby IO classes, etc. I've tried everything that I can think of to test/debug this and get Open3.popen3 to correctly return the same message to STDOUT that I can see in the console to no avail.
Any thoughts or ideas on something else to try? Is there something obvious that I'm missing? I know that most of the Capybara maintainers work on Mac and this all seems to work for them, so maybe this is an issue with how popen3 is working with Windows?


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#include "StatsReply.h"

#include "mcrouter/lib/McReply.h"

namespace facebook { namespace memcache {

namespace {

/* Copy from into to, storing data in p,
   which is advanced by from.size() after copying
   and checked p <= limit */
void copy(nstring_t& to, folly::StringPiece from,
          unsigned char*& p,
          const unsigned char* limit) {
  assert(p + from.size() <= limit);
  to.str = reinterpret_cast<char*>(p);
  to.len = from.size();
  memcpy(p, from.data(), from.size());
  p += from.size();
}
}

McReply StatsReply::getMcReply() {
  /* In a single allocation, we store:
     |- mc_msg_t --|- stats_array --|- stats_key[0] --|- stats_val[0] --...|
            array --^      strings --^                              limit --^
  */

  size_t arraySize = sizeof(nstring_t) * stats_.size() * 2;
  size_t stringsSize = 0;
  for (auto& s : stats_) {
    stringsSize += s.first.size() + s.second.size();
  }

  auto packedMsg = createMcMsgRef(arraySize + stringsSize);
  packedMsg->op = mc_op_stats;
  packedMsg->result = mc_res_ok;
  packedMsg->number = stats_.size();

  unsigned char* array = reinterpret_cast<unsigned char*>(packedMsg.get() + 1);
  unsigned char* strings = array + arraySize;
  unsigned char* limit = strings + stringsSize;

  packedMsg->stats = reinterpret_cast<nstring_t*>(array);

  size_t i = 0;
  for (auto& s : stats_) {
    copy(packedMsg->stats[i++], s.first, strings, limit);
    copy(packedMsg->stats[i++], s.second, strings, limit);
  }
  assert(strings == limit);

  return McReply(mc_res_ok, std::move(packedMsg));
}

}}  // facebook::memcache


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Le qualificazioni del singolare  dell'Heineken Open 2006 sono state un torneo di tennis preliminare per accedere alla fase finale della manifestazione. I vincitori dell'ultimo turno sono entrati di diritto nel tabellone principale. In caso di ritiro di uno o più giocatori aventi diritto a questi sono subentrati i lucky loser, ossia i giocatori che hanno perso nell'ultimo turno ma che avevano una classifica più alta rispetto agli altri partecipanti che avevano comunque perso nel turno finale.

Le qualificazioni del torneo Heineken Open  2006 prevedevano 32 partecipanti di cui 4 sono entrati nel tabellone principale.

Teste di serie

 Florian Mayer (primo turno)
 Ivo Minář (Qualificato)
 Jan Hernych (Qualificato)
 Luis Horna (ultimo turno)

 Bobby Reynolds (primo turno)
 Potito Starace (primo turno)
 Raemon Sluiter (Qualificato)
 Iván Navarro (ultimo turno)

Qualificati

 Federico Luzzi
 Ivo Minář

 Jan Hernych
 Raemon Sluiter

Tabellone

Sezione 1

Sezione 2

Sezione 3

Sezione 4

Collegamenti esterni

Heineken Open 2006

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package com.medzone.mpermissionlib.callback;

/**
 * @author hyc
 * @since 2017/8/11 10:35
 */

public interface MPermissionCallback2 {
    void callback(String permission, boolean isGrant);
}


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By Linda Howard
Read by Lesa Lockford
Linda Howard Dreamscape 9780373092604
Can love survive the ultimate test? Brett Rutland, Carter Engineering's top troubleshooter, is sent to the Los Angeles office to crack a case of embezzlement. Brett's a hard man, so it hit him like a sledgehammer when he fell in love with Tessa Conway.Half the men in the office had been in love with her for years, but Brett was the first she'd loved in return. Their love is perfect, too perfect to last. And when Brett discovers the identity of the embezzler, his whole world is about to come crashing down…
Can love survive the ultimate test? Brett Rutland, Carter Engineering's top troubleshooter, is sent to the Los Angeles office to crack a case of embezzlement. Brett's a hard man, so it hit him like a sledgehammer when he fell in love with Tessa Conway.Half the men in the office had been in love with her for years, but Brett was the first she'd loved in return.
Their love is perfect, too perfect to last. And when Brett discovers the identity of the embezzler, his whole world is about to come crashing down…
Author Bio: Linda Howard
Linda Howard is the award-winning author of numerous New York Times bestsellers, including Troublemaker, Up Close and Dangerous, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Cover of Night, Killing Time, To Die For, Kiss Me While I Sleep, Cry No More, and Dying to Please.
Category: Fiction/Romance
Publisher: Dreamscape


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package com.paypal.selion.grid;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.logging.Level;

import org.apache.commons.compress.archivers.ArchiveEntry;
import org.apache.commons.compress.archivers.ArchiveInputStream;
import org.apache.commons.compress.archivers.ArchiveStreamFactory;
import org.apache.commons.compress.compressors.CompressorException;
import org.apache.commons.compress.compressors.CompressorInputStream;
import org.apache.commons.compress.compressors.CompressorStreamFactory;
import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.openqa.selenium.Platform;

import com.paypal.selion.SeLionConstants;
import com.paypal.selion.logging.SeLionGridLogger;
import com.paypal.selion.pojos.ProcessNames;

final class FileExtractor {

    private static final SeLionGridLogger LOGGER = SeLionGridLogger.getLogger(FileExtractor.class.getName());

    FileExtractor() {
        // Utility class. So hiding the constructor
    }

    static String getFileNameFromPath(String name) {
        String[] path = name.split("/");
        String s = path[path.length - 1];
        return s;
    }

    /**
     * Utility method to return the executable names for the specified platform.
     *
     * @return {@link List} of {@link String} containing the executable file names.
     */

    static List<String> getExecutableNames() {
        List<String> executableNames = new ArrayList<String>();
        switch (Platform.getCurrent()) {
        case MAC:
        case UNIX:
        case LINUX: {
            Collections.addAll(executableNames, ProcessNames.PHANTOMJS.getUnixImageName(),
                    ProcessNames.CHROMEDRIVER.getUnixImageName());
            break;
        }
        default: {
            Collections.addAll(executableNames, ProcessNames.PHANTOMJS.getWindowsImageName(),
                    ProcessNames.CHROMEDRIVER.getWindowsImageName(), ProcessNames.IEDRIVER.getWindowsImageName());
            break;
        }
        }
        return executableNames;
    }

    static List<String> extractArchive(String archiveFile) {
        LOGGER.entering(archiveFile);

        LOGGER.info("Extracting " + archiveFile);

        String archiveStreamType;
        boolean isCompressedArchive = false;
        String compressName = null;
        String outputArchiveName = null;
        List<String> files = new ArrayList<String>();

        if (archiveFile.endsWith(".bz2")) {
            isCompressedArchive = true;
            compressName = CompressorStreamFactory.BZIP2;
            outputArchiveName = archiveFile.substring(0, archiveFile.lastIndexOf('.'));
            LOGGER.fine("Output archive name: " + outputArchiveName);
        }
        // TODO: For any other compress format a simple else-if part with proper assignments will suffice

        if (isCompressedArchive) {
            LOGGER.fine("Found a compressed archive");
            CompressorInputStream is;
            try {
                is = new CompressorStreamFactory().createCompressorInputStream(compressName, new FileInputStream(
                        archiveFile));
                FileOutputStream decompressStream = new FileOutputStream(outputArchiveName);
                IOUtils.copy(is, decompressStream);
                is.close();
                decompressStream.close();
                // The archive is de-compressed. Replacing the compressed file name to the archive name
                archiveFile = outputArchiveName;
                // Add the file name to the list
                files.add(outputArchiveName);
            } catch (CompressorException | IOException e) {
                LOGGER.log(Level.SEVERE, e.getMessage(), e);
            }
        }

        archiveStreamType = ArchiveStreamFactory.ZIP;
        if (archiveFile.endsWith(".tar")) {
            archiveStreamType = ArchiveStreamFactory.TAR;
        }
        // TODO: For any new archive formats a simple else-if will suffice

        OutputStream outputFileStream = null;
        LOGGER.fine("Getting file list for archive " + archiveFile);

        List<String> executableNameList = FileExtractor.getExecutableNames();
        LOGGER.fine("Executable list: " + executableNameList.toString());

        ArchiveInputStream archiveStream = null;

        try {
            archiveStream = new ArchiveStreamFactory().createArchiveInputStream(archiveStreamType,
                    new FileInputStream(archiveFile));
            ArchiveEntry entry;
            while ((entry = archiveStream.getNextEntry()) != null) {
                String fileNameInEntry = getFileNameFromPath(entry.getName());
                if (!entry.isDirectory() && executableNameList.contains(fileNameInEntry.toLowerCase())) {
                    String filename = SeLionConstants.SELION_HOME_DIR + getFileNameFromPath(entry.getName());
                    File outputFile = new File(filename);
                    if (outputFile.exists()) {
                        outputFile.delete();
                    }
                    outputFile.createNewFile();
                    LOGGER.fine(String.format("Creating output file %s.", outputFile.getAbsolutePath()));
                    outputFileStream = new FileOutputStream(outputFile);
                    IOUtils.copy(archiveStream, outputFileStream);
                    LOGGER.fine("Is binary executable by application: " + outputFile.canExecute());
                    if (!outputFile.canExecute()) {
                        LOGGER.fine("Setting the file to be executable");
                        outputFile.setExecutable(true);
                    }
                    // Adding the binary name or .exe to the list
                    files.add(filename);
                    break; // No point in proceeding further with the loop
                }
            }
        } catch (Exception e) { // NOSONAR
            LOGGER.log(Level.SEVERE, "Unable to extract archive", e);
        } finally {
            try {
                if (archiveStream != null) {
                    archiveStream.close();
                }
                if (outputFileStream != null) {
                    outputFileStream.close();
                }
            } catch (IOException e) {
                LOGGER.log(Level.SEVERE, "Error closing streams while extracting archive", e);
            }
        }

        LOGGER.exiting(files.toString());
        return files;
    }
}


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Home>Global Travel News>UNWTO World Committee on Tourism Ethics War in Ukraine Statement
UNWTO World Committee on Tourism Ethics War in Ukraine Statement
Madrid, Spain, May 30, 2022 / TRAVELINDEX / The World Committee on Tourism Ethics (WCTE), an impartial body which reports directly to the UNWTO General Assembly, met under a new chair and with a new composition. After deliberations, the Committee agreed to issue the following statement:
The World Committee on Tourism Ethics, welcoming the statement of UN Secretary-General that "Continuing the war in Ukraine is morally unacceptable, politically indefensible and militarily nonsensical", in firm belief that tourism is a vital force for peace and a factor for friendship and mutual understanding among the peoples of the world, urges the Russian Federation to end its invasion against Ukraine which is putting millions of lives at risk, threatening their peace and security. Guided by Article 1 of the UNWTO Global Code of Ethics for Tourism, the Committee calls on all efforts to be extended towards peace negotiations in accordance with the fundamental principles of the United Nations Charter.
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While the right to tourism is forcibly taken away during conflicts, tourism is always a reminder of the importance of dialogue, peace, tolerance, and sustainable development among countries.
The WCTE functions are to interpret, apply, and evaluate the provisions of the UNWTO Global Code of Ethics for Tourism, in addition to ensuring the promotion of its ethical principles and the monitoring of its practical implementation by governments and the private sector.
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