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Cultural Landscape of Bali Province: the Subak System as a Manifestation of the Tri Hita Karana Philosophy (Indonesia) (C 1194rev)
Having examined Document WHC-15/39.COM/7B.Add,
Recalling Decision 38 COM 7B.14, adopted at its 38th session (Doha, 2014),
Commends the State Party for having invited an Advisory mission to share concerns and issues raised by the Committee; and notes that the commitments made at the time of inscription for effective management to protect the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) of the property still remain high;
Notes with concern that the pressure for land conversion remains significant, creating a considerable vulnerability that is challenging the ability of the authorities to sustain OUV and that, although it was envisaged at the time of inscription that there would be full engagement of the subak farming communities with the Governing Council for the effective implementation of the management plan, this seems not to have been effectively implemented;
Takes note that improvements are being introduced to engage communities more effectively through new Forum Coordination mechanisms, although it is too early to evaluate the effectiveness of this mechanism for the overall management of the property;
Also commends the action taken by one Regency to provide tax incentives to the farmers; and also notes that the establishment of financial mechanisms to support all the traditional subaks and reduce pressure for land conversion is a continuing priority;
Further notes that no comprehensive tourism strategy is in place covering all regencies;
Also takes note of the importance highlighted by the mission regarding the protection of water catchment areas for the survival of the subak system;
Requests the State Party, in order to strengthen the overall management processes and to address these issues, to implement the recommendations of the Advisory mission as a matter of priority, including the development of the following on an on-going and long-term basis:
Engagement between the Province and Regency Governments and the Forum Coordination,
Financial and other incentives to support the livelihoods of subak communities,
Means to safeguard the water catchment area, essential for the healthy functioning of the subak system,
More effective coordination in relation to land conversion processes, and changes in land use, including new developments,
Action Plans to reflect the wide range of issues that impact on the property,
Effective mechanisms for strategic planning,
Impact assessments for new developments in the property and its wider setting,
Detailed and strategic cultural tourism planning;
Also requests the State Party to submit to the World Heritage Centre, by 1 December 2016, an updated report, including a 1-page executive summary, on the state of conservation of the property and the implementation of the above, for examination by the World Heritage Committee at its 41st session in 2017.
Report on the ICOMOS/ICCROM Advisory Mission ...
States Parties (1): Indonesia
Properties (1): Cultural Landscape of Bali Province: the Subak System as a Manifestation of the Tri Hita Karana Philosophy
2015 Cultural Landscape of Bali Province: the Subak System as a Manifestation of the Tri Hita Karana Philosophy


The body of Brazil football legend Garrincha has disappeared from the cemetery where it was buried, his family have said.
Garrincha, who was nicknamed 'the Joy of the People', won the World Cup in 1958 and 1962 alongside the likes of Pele and Mario Zagallo.
He died in 1983 after a long battle with alcoholism and was buried in his home town cemetery in Mage, around 40 miles from Rio de Janeiro.
But an official there told Rio's Extra newspaper his remains had been exhumed and there was no record of what happened to them.
The official said: "From our research, we're not sure he's still buried.
Brazilian cemeteries are usually split into two sections, those with tombs where bodies are buried and walls with drawer-like concrete niches where ashes or bones are stored.
The Raiz da Serra cemetery in Mage has two tombs with Garrincha's name on them, the paper said.
One is a plot where Garrincha was originally laid in 1983 alongside other members of his family. The second is marked with an obelisk and was built in 1985.
Rosangela Santos, one of Garrincha's daughters, said: "We don't know for sure where he is.
"The mayor has promised him a mausoleum but they need to find him first. It's very upsetting not knowing where he is."
» Mikel Obi Pays $4,000 To Save Olympic Football Team From Embarrassment At Brazil Hotel.


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The veteran actress tells THR of ending Moira's arc in dramatic fashion: "It's a beautiful Shakespearean moment."
Arrow pulled off a mother of a twist last night.
Queen matriarch Moira sacrificed her life in exchange for her children, Oliver and Thea, dying by sword at the hands of Slade. The episode, "Seeing Red," was initially billed as a Roy Harper-centric hour, but the other major bombshells also had to do with Moira: (1) She knew Oliver was the Arrow since (at least) the Undertaking. (2) She paid off a girl to lie about losing Oliver's baby and leave town. (3) She was thisclose to spilling a secret about Malcolm.
Executive producer Andrew Kreisberg detailed just how "difficult" the decision was to kill off Moira, even crediting Susanna Thompson -- the producers viewed her as a huge "get" in the beginning -- for elevating Stephen Amell and Willa Holland's performances.
For Thompson, who has yet to see the episode (she was vacationing in London; the day before, she and Colin Salmon, aka Walter, had a "sweet" reunion), Moira's final scene was "quite emotional, but satisfying," she tells The Hollywood Reporter. "I saw that beautiful crane shot of them pulling back from the death scene and that was almost like film noir to me. It was beautifully filmed."
In a chat with THR, the veteran actress opens up about Moira's shortened arc, the other Oliver-related bombshells and if she felt her character had more places to go.
When were you first informed that Moira would die?
At the end of January, actually. The writers have a wonderful trajectory of where they think they're heading, and as Marc Guggenheim said to me, "We don't take these types of storylines lightly." They come in with the possibility and then they sit with it and sit with it and make sure it's the right path. And I know it was hard for both of them [Guggenheim and Andrew Kreisberg]. It was Andrew who had the unfortunate job of chatting with me and telling me what was going to happen in the story. We all know that any one of us could be in the situation as characters on a TV show based on a comic book, but that doesn't stop the initial impact of it.
What was that conversation with Andrew like?
I was told I needed to chat with him about another episode and then the information came out. They had to get me in the room, basically. I think everyone was awkward about not knowing how to do that because they care for me and I do believe that they did not want to say goodbye to me but this was the best trajectory for Oliver's character. Andrew said, "This is hard to say..." and as he said that, I said at the same time he did – "You're going to kill Moira." Then it landed in the room and the two of us talked it through. I asked why. It wasn't an emotional meeting -- it wasn't in terms of tears – but it was emotionally being felt inside of me and in Andrew. Then you go away and you start processing it. There were a couple of days where it stung, but they gave me a beautiful episode to dig into and work hard with Willa and Stephen and little bits of Paul Blackthorne and say my goodbyes.
Do you think Moira's arc ended at the right time or did she have more to do?
To be honest, I do feel like she had more to do. But this TV show is called Arrow and I think the writers – I'm not sure – didn't want too many satellite stories right now and that was discussed with me. To give Moira her full weight, you would really have to give her these satellite stories. You'd have to give her a world. She's too big of a character not to give her a world to live in besides being Oliver's mother and worrying about him. You can't keep playing the same in those stories. I think that they went down certain paths – I don't know if maybe they were not satisfied with the path of mayor. The Moira that I met in the pilot, in my heart as an actor, lived in a much bigger world and we got to see a good majority of that, but I know there was more to explore personally. But they have more of a story to tell elsewhere and that's probably why.
Was her death the way you pictured it?
It's a beautiful Shakespearean moment. Here's what I was most happy about and the most satisfied about: [The producers] had talked to me at the start of the series that her motivation is her love for her children, so to go out standing in front of that sword so that her children could be saved, yes, that satisfied me because at least it completed that particular part of that story. It showed her true strength.
That last scene was filmed on the second day. My last day of filming was tough for other reasons because that's saying goodbye to the community. I was surprised we were filming the death scene so early but I have to tell you the truth, when we finally finished it and we were satisfied with it, it was a relief that that was over and we could get to the rest of the episode. No one wanted it to happen.
Another Moira-Oliver reveal came in the form of a pregnancy, with Moira using money as incentive to have the girl disappear and worse of all, lie about losing the baby. Was that moment surprising to you when you first read it?
It wasn't surprising. The producers like to create these unexpected Easter eggs. You find these eggs in different areas, hidden away, and a lot of them are in Central City, it feels like. (Laughs.) As Marc talked to me about the episode, what he liked about that particular bit of it was it allowed the audience to see how her brain works. She is still protecting her son and a grandchild. Yes, she is asking the young woman to go away and yes, she is paying her off. But the way I wanted to play it, I did truly want Moira to feel sincere about helping that child out.
How do you think Moira would have handled the repercussions of Oliver's secret child had she stayed alive?
It would have been interesting, in creating my own backstory for her and my possibilities of the future had she lived, was that she had probably at different times reached out to this child or at least kept an eye on them.
What are your thoughts on Moira knowing about her son's Arrow life for at least a season?
Stephen and I have often played and felt that Moira knows. I don't know that Stephen played or built it into Oliver that he knew that Moira knew. (Laughs.) But Stephen and I have talked about that Moira has always believed that somewhere in the middle -- I thought it was a little bit earlier [than the Undertaking]. I harken back to the pilot. There's a piece of Moira that I feel knows much more than the audience realizes she knows and much more than Oliver realizes. Moira and Oliver live a very parallel life in the first two seasons.
It's safe to say Moira's death shatters Oliver's and Thea's worlds. How do you think this affects their trajectories?
What we're left with in this episode is that Moira and Oliver are starting to mend their relationship. Thea and Moira haven't quite gotten there. For Moira to die in the middle of healing actually rising [with Oliver] and healing that hasn't happened yet [with Thea], I think we've got possibly two different trajectories there and the impact and the guilt and the pain or the release of that that might be felt from either one of these characters.
I had a certain role as a senior actor on the show and you set an example for people and you welcome people into your home and you rally people to work hard and go forward and you challenge people – writers, producers, crewmembers, other actors – to do the best work they can. Saying goodbye to all of that was the hardest part.


From seeing this I am a firm believer that the combination of having Google Authorship setup and having an active Google+ account that are in a lot of circles gives pages authored a strong weight in the SERPs. It would make perfect sense too, I mean what better vote of confidence could Google acknowledge than vote in an author. Its much safer for Google than trusting links too. Being in 200 circles of influential people (people that are in a lot of circles) indicates that you are an author to be trusted, but not only that your account and all of their accounts are fully verified by Google – they probably even have the correct mobile number for most authors. The fact that the webpage has to link to the G+ profile and the G+ profile has to link to the webpage makes it near impossible to game. No one wants to put on their Google+ profile that they are associated with a site just to give that site a boost; in the majority of cases users will only do that when they are genuine authors.�It would also be nearly impossible to create dummy Google+ accounts to use on pages to give them authority as it would be crystal clear to Google what you were up to when they saw that no Google services were being used.
Further to this I am in the process of finishing a new site and being it is on WordPress it's super easy to add structured data using the right plugins and theme so in no time I set-up breadcrumbs, review ratings and also set-up Google Authorship while I was at it. Almost immediately after I started getting traffic, and�bear in mind that I have not done any intentional link building (there are perhaps a few nofollow comment links out there). This made me jump up and down a bit and the penny dropped, it was because of Google+ and structured data alone. Traffic has now surpassed my other gambling site that is 3 years old and has over 2,000 backlinks pointing in but got hit with a penalty a couple of months back. Literally as one site has been hit and the ship is sinking the other one came to life.
I'm not saying that we should forget inbound links as there are clearly a whole hoard of sites that rank because they have great inbound links but it is now clearly much more than building links. Now we have to focus on structured data, social profiles (especially Google+), user engagement, great content, branding, usability, likes and other social signals as well as good old fashioned links.�It's funny how things change, I am even now engaged in link pruning in order to improve rankings!


The actual costs of building a web app.
Ryan Carson follows on from his great talk at the Future of Web Apps in London last months with a more detailed post over on 37 Signals.
Refreshing to see real figures being mentioned.


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House Health and Human Services Committee - February 05, 2018
20 House Building
Chair Daw called the meeting to order at 4:13 p.m.
S.B. 31 Utah Mobile Crisis Outreach Team Act (Thatcher, D.)
Sen. Daniel W. Thatcher and Rep. Steve Eliason presented the bill.
Mr. Andrew Riggle, Public Policy Advocate, Disability Law Center, spoke in favor of the bill.
Rep. Kennedy moved to replace S.B. 31 with 1st Substitute S.B. 31.
Rep. Miles moved to pass 1st Substitute S.B. 31 out favorably.
S.B. 32 Mental Health Crisis Line Commission Sunset Amendments (Thatcher, D.)
Sen. Daniel W. Thatcher presented the bill.
Rep. Ray moved to pass S.B. 32 out favorably.
Rep. Miles moved to approve the minutes of the February 1, 2018 meeting.
S.B. 65 Child Neglect Amendments (Fillmore, L.)
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore presented the bill.
Ms. Diane Moore, Director, Division of Child and Family Services, Department of Human Services, spoke in favor of the bill.
Mr. Conner Boyak, Libertas Institute, spoke in favor of the bill.
Rep. Redd moved to pass S.B. 65 out favorably.
H.B. 258 Women's Cancer Screening Notification Amendments (Christensen, L.)
Rep. LaVar Christensen presented the bill with the assistance of Ms. Collette Moser (didn't speak); Dr. Matthew A. Stein, Assistant Professor of Radiology at University of Utah Health and Section Chief of Breast Imaging, Huntsman Cancer Institute; Ms. Donna Branson, Director, Patient and Public Education, Huntsman Cancer Institute; Ms. Cathie Skene, Ms. Darla Stevenson, Ms. Kelly Wobrock, Ms. Marilyn Larson, Ms. Debra Dekoff, and Ms. Laura Bunker, Organization of Family Policy Resource.
Rep. Ray moved to replace H.B. 258 with 1st Substitute H.B. 258.
Rep. Redd moved to pass 1st Substitute H.B. 258 out favorably.
Rep. Kennedy moved to adjourn.
Chair Daw adjourned the meeting at 5:58 p.m.
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Transfer News: Real Betis lead race to sign Borja Mayoral
By Keshav Awasty on January 12, 2022 11:00 am | Leave a Comment
La Liga top-four hopefuls Real Betis are reportedly the front-runners in the race to sign Borja Mayoral from Real Madrid this month.
According to a report by Catalan outlet El Nacional, Borja Mayoral is poised to join Real Betis in the ongoing transfer window. The Andalusian club is in pole position to sign the Real Madrid forward, who will cut short his loan stint with AS Roma this month to join the La Liga top-four hopefuls.
Borja Mayoral has been on Real Madrid's books since joining their youth setup in 2007. But the 24-year-old is yet to establish a foothold in the first-team squad at the Santiago Bernabeu, completing only one full season with Los Blancos since making his senior bow in October 2015.
The Spanish forward is currently on loan at AS Roma, having joined the Serie A club on a two-year deal. Mayoral's stint with the Giallorossi has been a mixed bag, as he has gone from being a pivotal figure last season for them to a bit-part player this term. The player has garnered only 249 minutes of game time while mustering one goal and one assist in the process.
Mayoral's loan spell with AS Roma will be cut short this month, with the player keen on getting his career back on track. But the player will not be at Real Madrid for too long, with a move within La Liga expected. The 24-year-old has already been linked with Getafe, but Real Betis are emerging as the leader in the race to snap him up from Real Madrid.
The interest from Real Betis might be surprising at first glance, but it makes sense as Willian Jose is sidelined with an injury. The 30-year-old forward's long-term future at the Benito Villamarin Stadium is far from certain as he is currently on loan from Real Sociedad.
Willian Jose's absence through injury has left Manuel Pellegrini with Borja Iglesias as the only natural striker at his disposal. Iglesias's namesake Borja Mayoral is thus a viable target for Real Betis as they look to bolster their hopes of clinching a top-four finish in La Liga.
Instead of embarking on another loan spell, Mayoral will leave Real Madrid permanently, with the Merengues hoping to recoup €10 million in exchange for his services. It is unclear whether Real Betis will be open to shelling out the sum to land the 24-year-old, but a permanent transfer seems a viable solution for all parties involved.
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We're on the 45th parallel. The microclimate is perfect for cultivating vines. Between 5 and 2 million years ago, this land was covered by the sea. This ancient presence is still alive in the form of the fossils of the animals that lived in it: shells, whales and other aquatic animals. The Pliocene sea influenced the type of soil, calcareous marls which differ depending on the geological age. All soils that are ideal for growing vines. At Cascina Castlèt we cultivate six grape varieties, the best suited to these calcareous clay soils: Barbera, Moscato, Cabernet Sauvignon, Nebbiolo, Chardonnay and Uvalino.


My husband, Brandon, and I have decided on a few chores he can do to help around the house. I've never let him do much, really.
I probably should have listened to myself and my husband last Saturday.
The plans for our evening had fallen apart, and I was having a meltdown.
"Everything just seems terrible," I said. And at the time, it was a true statement. That's how I felt.
"If I just go to sleep I have to get up tomorrow and do all the meal planning for the week and make the grocery list — and I don't like meal planning or making grocery lists at allllll. And I have to do a bunch of cleaning and I just don't really like cleaning anymore. And like, I do most of the cooking and I don't even like cooking!! And then it's just another busy week all over again!" I irrationally wailed.
"You're just kind of burnt out right now?" My husband asked.
I was having a meltdown, so I wasn't in my normal state of mind. I was upset. I was stressed out. I embellished some of my chore descriptions and how I feel about them, but essentially everything I said was true.
A few days later, I re-evaluated.
I'm really busy right now. I have a lot of responsibilities, many temporary. It's not going to be like this forever, but today I've realized that I could use some help right now.
For years I've intentionally taken care of 95% of everything at home. It was great when I didn't have a lot of other responsibilities. But now it's time for a change. I let go of my pride, which is always a good thing.
My husband is willing to help around the house, as he always has been, and I'm finally letting him.


Many of today's highly successful traders will tell you that the general key to success in trading is to be able to comfortably take a loss. It is general knowledge among experts in the trading psychology field and among traders that the market is not predictable and it is safe to say that it never will be. In the world of trading, it is expected to take a loss; even those who are highly skilled traders know that it is inevitable. With that said, let us have a look at things you as a trader should be aware of, how you can take a loss effectively and use it towards the greater good of your trading world. Trading psychology tells us that when a trader loses he begins to become somewhat of a perfectionist in his dealing. Many traders think that in trading, a good day will always be one that is profitable.
Trading psychology experts tells us this is not true. A trader should define a good day as one where they have extensively researched and planned with discipline and focus, and have followed through to the entire extent of the plan. Yes, when a trader has mastered the art of accepting losses and working through them with a well thought out plan then good days will become profitable in time. Because the art of trading in an unpredictable market fluctuates so greatly from one day to the next, experts in trading psychology believe that it is important that you concentrate on what you can control, instead of things that are beyond your control. Looking into the short-term you cannot expect to be able to control the profits of your trading.
With that said, look at what you do you have ability to control. You do have the ability to control the difference between good and bad days. You are able to control this factor by extensively researching the strategies you implement within your trading experiences. By learning to research your chosen strategies, thus controlling the amount of good and bad trading days you experience, you will, in the long-term begin to generate profits, which is the ultimate goal of every trader. Trading psychology experts tell us that it is important to become realistic in trading instead of becoming a perfectionist. Perfectionist traders, relate a loss with failure, and will become obsessed with the failure, focusing only upon it. Realistic traders understand the unpredictability of the market and taking a loss is simply part of the art. The main key you must remember in trading psychology to be able to effectively limit your losses, instead of becoming obsessed with them. A common thing seen within the trading psychology world is that traders who are obsessed with their losses often have a hard time bouncing back from them, thus losing in the end. Experts in trading psychology have organized three basic strategies you can use to effectively stop losses.
These strategies are: •	Price Based •	Time Based •	Indicator Based Stops that are priced based are generally used when the other two have not functioned. To make this work you will need to make hypothesis's about the trade and identify a low point in that particular market. Then you will set your trade entries near your points, thus making sure that losses will not be overly excessive if the hypothesis fails. Time Based stops constitutes making use of your time. Designate a holding period you allow to capture a certain number of points. If you have no achieved your desired profit within that time limit, you should stop the trade. If effectively used you should stop even if the price stop limit has not been achieved. The Indicator based stop makes use of market indicators. As a trader, you should be aware of these indicators and utilize them extensively within your trading experiences. Look at indicators such as, volume, advances, declines, and new highs and lows.


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Q: How to change the width of NormalPeoplePicker dropdown I'm using default example of NormalPeoplePicker from https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/controls/web/peoplepicker#IPeoplePickerProps.
When the dropdown displays it cuts off longer items (example: 'Anny Lundqvist, Junior Manager of Soft..'). How do I make it wider, so that the full item's text displays?
import * as React from 'react';
import { Checkbox } from 'office-ui-fabric-react/lib/Checkbox';
import { IPersonaProps } from 'office-ui-fabric-react/lib/Persona';
import { IBasePickerSuggestionsProps, NormalPeoplePicker, ValidationState } from 'office-ui-fabric-react/lib/Pickers';
import { people, mru } from '@uifabric/example-data';

const suggestionProps: IBasePickerSuggestionsProps = {
  suggestionsHeaderText: 'Suggested People',
  mostRecentlyUsedHeaderText: 'Suggested Contacts',
  noResultsFoundText: 'No results found',
  loadingText: 'Loading',
  showRemoveButtons: true,
  suggestionsAvailableAlertText: 'People Picker Suggestions available',
  suggestionsContainerAriaLabel: 'Suggested contacts',
};

const checkboxStyles = {
  root: {
    marginTop: 10,
  },
};

export const PeoplePickerNormalExample: React.FunctionComponent = () => {
  const [delayResults, setDelayResults] = React.useState(false);
  const [isPickerDisabled, setIsPickerDisabled] = React.useState(false);
  const [mostRecentlyUsed, setMostRecentlyUsed] = React.useState<IPersonaProps[]>(mru);
  const [peopleList, setPeopleList] = React.useState<IPersonaProps[]>(people);

  const picker = React.useRef(null);

  const onFilterChanged = (
    filterText: string,
    currentPersonas: IPersonaProps[],
    limitResults?: number,
  ): IPersonaProps[] | Promise<IPersonaProps[]> => {
    if (filterText) {
      let filteredPersonas: IPersonaProps[] = filterPersonasByText(filterText);

      filteredPersonas = removeDuplicates(filteredPersonas, currentPersonas);
      filteredPersonas = limitResults ? filteredPersonas.slice(0, limitResults) : filteredPersonas;
      return filterPromise(filteredPersonas);
    } else {
      return [];
    }
  };

  const filterPersonasByText = (filterText: string): IPersonaProps[] => {
    return peopleList.filter(item => doesTextStartWith(item.text as string, filterText));
  };

  const filterPromise = (personasToReturn: IPersonaProps[]): IPersonaProps[] | Promise<IPersonaProps[]> => {
    if (delayResults) {
      return convertResultsToPromise(personasToReturn);
    } else {
      return personasToReturn;
    }
  };

  const returnMostRecentlyUsed = (currentPersonas: IPersonaProps[]): IPersonaProps[] | Promise<IPersonaProps[]> => {
    return filterPromise(removeDuplicates(mostRecentlyUsed, currentPersonas));
  };

  const onRemoveSuggestion = (item: IPersonaProps): void => {
    const indexPeopleList: number = peopleList.indexOf(item);
    const indexMostRecentlyUsed: number = mostRecentlyUsed.indexOf(item);

    if (indexPeopleList >= 0) {
      const newPeople: IPersonaProps[] = peopleList
        .slice(0, indexPeopleList)
        .concat(peopleList.slice(indexPeopleList + 1));
      setPeopleList(newPeople);
    }

    if (indexMostRecentlyUsed >= 0) {
      const newSuggestedPeople: IPersonaProps[] = mostRecentlyUsed
        .slice(0, indexMostRecentlyUsed)
        .concat(mostRecentlyUsed.slice(indexMostRecentlyUsed + 1));
      setMostRecentlyUsed(newSuggestedPeople);
    }
  };

  const onDisabledButtonClick = (): void => {
    setIsPickerDisabled(!isPickerDisabled);
  };

  const onToggleDelayResultsChange = (): void => {
    setDelayResults(!delayResults);
  };

  return (
    <div>
      <NormalPeoplePicker
        // eslint-disable-next-line react/jsx-no-bind
        onResolveSuggestions={onFilterChanged}
        // eslint-disable-next-line react/jsx-no-bind
        onEmptyInputFocus={returnMostRecentlyUsed}
        getTextFromItem={getTextFromItem}
        pickerSuggestionsProps={suggestionProps}
        className={'ms-PeoplePicker'}
        key={'normal'}
        // eslint-disable-next-line react/jsx-no-bind
        onRemoveSuggestion={onRemoveSuggestion}
        onValidateInput={validateInput}
        removeButtonAriaLabel={'Remove'}
        inputProps={{
          onBlur: (ev: React.FocusEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => console.log('onBlur called'),
          onFocus: (ev: React.FocusEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => console.log('onFocus called'),
          'aria-label': 'People Picker',
        }}
        componentRef={picker}
        onInputChange={onInputChange}
        resolveDelay={300}
        disabled={isPickerDisabled}
      />
      <Checkbox
        label="Disable People Picker"
        checked={isPickerDisabled}
        // eslint-disable-next-line react/jsx-no-bind
        onChange={onDisabledButtonClick}
        styles={checkboxStyles}
      />
      <Checkbox
        label="Delay Suggestion Results"
        defaultChecked={delayResults}
        // eslint-disable-next-line react/jsx-no-bind
        onChange={onToggleDelayResultsChange}
        styles={checkboxStyles}
      />
    </div>
  );
};

function doesTextStartWith(text: string, filterText: string): boolean {
  return text.toLowerCase().indexOf(filterText.toLowerCase()) === 0;
}

function removeDuplicates(personas: IPersonaProps[], possibleDupes: IPersonaProps[]) {
  return personas.filter(persona => !listContainsPersona(persona, possibleDupes));
}

function listContainsPersona(persona: IPersonaProps, personas: IPersonaProps[]) {
  if (!personas || !personas.length || personas.length === 0) {
    return false;
  }
  return personas.filter(item => item.text === persona.text).length > 0;
}

function convertResultsToPromise(results: IPersonaProps[]): Promise<IPersonaProps[]> {
  return new Promise<IPersonaProps[]>((resolve, reject) => setTimeout(() => resolve(results), 2000));
}

function getTextFromItem(persona: IPersonaProps): string {
  return persona.text as string;
}

function validateInput(input: string): ValidationState {
  if (input.indexOf('@') !== -1) {
    return ValidationState.valid;
  } else if (input.length > 1) {
    return ValidationState.warning;
  } else {
    return ValidationState.invalid;
  }
}

/**
 * Takes in the picker input and modifies it in whichever way
 * the caller wants, i.e. parsing entries copied from Outlook (sample
 * input: "Aaron Reid <aaron>").
 *
 * @param input The text entered into the picker.
 */
function onInputChange(input: string): string {
  const outlookRegEx = /<.*>/g;
  const emailAddress = outlookRegEx.exec(input);

  if (emailAddress && emailAddress[0]) {
    return emailAddress[0].substring(1, emailAddress[0].length - 1);
  }

  return input;
}

A: Component which renders suggestion list have fixed width of 180px. Take a look at PeoplePickerItemSuggestion.styles.ts.
What you can do is to modify this class .ms-PeoplePicker-Persona:
.ms-PeoplePicker-Persona {
   width: 260px; // Or what ever you want
}

UPDATE - Solution from comments
Change width trough styles property of PeoplePickerItemSuggestion Component
const onRenderSuggestionsItem = (personaProps, suggestionsProps) => (
  <PeoplePickerItemSuggestion
    personaProps={personaProps}
    suggestionsProps={suggestionsProps}
    styles={{ personaWrapper: { width: '100%' }}}
  />
);

<NormalPeoplePicker
  onRenderSuggestionsItem={onRenderSuggestionsItem}
  pickerCalloutProps={{ calloutWidth: 500 }}
  ...restProps
/>

Working Codepen example
For more information how to customize components read Component Styling.

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An update to Aciqra 2.1 has been released. It is primarily a bugfix release fixing two bugs and includes one interface change.
The minor planets feature did not work properly in the original release. There were problems both on the side of Aciqra and of Aloac which calculates the position itself. With this update, the feature is in working condition.
Also, planets were being "drawn" regardless of whether anything actually showed up. This caused the program to be slower than it should be running. That issue has now also been resolved.
The "stars" button has been moved out into the secondary menu from its previous location in the deep space menu. Toggling deep space objects did not (and should not) toggle the visibility of stars as they are clearly two different groups of objects. Having the button in the deep space menu without being toggled by the deep space toggle may have caused confusion which is now resolved by this change.


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OK, NOW the iPhone is cool.
John M McIntosh announced on the squeak-dev mailing list that "I'm pleased to say that I'm one of the 1.5% of the iPhone developer population that has been accepted to officially build applications for distribution via Apple's iPhone Application Store."
He's prepared a 93-day plan to build a new fully documented Objective C based source tree to host the Squeak VM on the iPhone and in addition as a 64bit VM on OS-X. He's already collaborating with Impara who are looking at adapting the Squeak UI to the iPhone's multi-touch paradigm and platform widgets, and is looking for further support (and funding) for this work.
John is also looking to offer support for Squeak developers hoping to make their applications available through the iPhone Store, although he notes that Apple has a number of restrictions limiting the types of applications that can be made available in this way.
[From Squeak on the iPhone! « The Weekly Squeak ]
I love Smalltalk, specifically Squeak. I don't actually use it for much, I have just enough experience playing around with it to see what is so sweet about it, but not enough to be really effective with it. Smalltalk on the iPhone? Now that's cool.
Author Ed That Goes PingPosted on 6/11/2008 Categories Macintosh, Programming
Caspian Seen
A couple weeks ago I went to see Prince Caspian. It was a pretty good movie, but I didn't remember reading anything vaguely resembling the stuff in the movie, in the book. But it's been many years since I read the book, so I thought it might just be my poor memory. I wanted to go back and read the book again and see what was different.
Mark "Zompist" Rosenfelder did that for me, and I guess I was right, the movie doesn't really resemble the book very closely at all. He does conclude, and this was my feeling too, that Reepicheep was still quite awesome in the movie, and that there were a lot of little good bits in a whole that didn't make much sense or follow the book closely at all.
It's OK for a movie to deviate wildly from a book, if the movie isn't supposed to be the definitive movie version of a book, the one promoted and supported by the author's literary heirs… Well, you can't really trust literary heirs. Look what they did with Lewis: on the strength of an offhand remark in one of Lewis's letters, they've rearranged the books in collections so that The Magician's Nephew comes before The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, which is unbelievably stupid. Nephew is written specifically for readers who've already read Lion, and half the fun of the book is in seeing how all the things taken for granted in the first book might have had a reason for existing, in stories untold at the time.
Never trust a literary estate. An author's works should be their own caretaker. Having a bunch of financially interested relatives hovering over the words as self-appointed guardians and interpreters is too… well… it becomes almost an ecclesiastical rather than literary situation, in the worst senses of "ecclesiastical."
Dawn Treader, my favorite book in the Chronicles, is next… In the words of Brian Posehn, "Go ahead! Ruin it up!"
Author Ed That Goes PingPosted on 6/8/2008 6/8/2008 Categories Personal2 Comments on Caspian Seen
Mail AppleScript-ing Project
I have a folder full of old mail in Apple's Mail application. It's gigantic. About 70,000 messages. Most of them are duplicates, because it's the result of finding old folder of mail upon old folder of mail and merging them together into one great hoard. The actual number of real distinct messages is probably a smallish fraction of 70,000.
What's worse, some of the 70,000 are blank. In an inept attempt at writing a Python script to clean up a similar uber-mail-folder in the past, I somehow took a lot of old mail and destroyed the body of the emails, leaving the headers intact. So my gigantic folder includes many duplicates, but some of the duplicates aren't real duplicates because they have missing bodies.
I want to somehow eliminate all the duplicate messages, and there are scripts to do that in Apple Mail. The only one that I would have trusted not to accidentally kill a real message and keep the one without a body, chokes and fails on a folder that large. (It also choked and failed on a smaller folder. Maybe something changed in Leopard that breaks that script.)
So I wanted to go through and destroy all the messages which have blank bodies — they're no use to me and they make it dangerous to get rid of duplicate messages. I tried exporting everything to a mbox-format file, and use some of Python's nice mailbox-manipulation libraries, but the file was insanely large, and Python on my macbook staggered under its weight. (Besides, my use of Python caused this problem, a while back…)
So eventually I turned to AppleScript. (I first tried using rb-appscript, but it turns out I don't need any special Rubyness for this, and it's easier to learn from examples of AppleScript on the web if I don't have to translate them into Ruby before I use them.)
I wrote a script in Apple's Script Editor called "Winnower." It takes messages in a folder called "doing" and sorts them into two folders, "blank" and "done," depending on whether there's any content in the body or attachments on the mail. I put a few thousand messages at a time into the "doing" folder and then run the script. (The full weight of the 70,000+ message folder was too much for this script too.)
tell application "Mail"
set doingbox to mailbox "doing"
set blankbox to mailbox "blank"
set donebox to mailbox "done"
set doingmessages to messages of doingbox
repeat with thisMessage in doingmessages
ignoring white space
if mail attachments of thisMessage is {} and content of thisMessage is equal to "" then
move thisMessage to blankbox
move thisMessage to donebox
end ignoring
Author Ed That Goes PingPosted on 6/7/2008 Categories Macintosh, Personal, Programming
Obama's In Control: No More Lobbyist Contributions To Democratic Party
That's what I'm talkin' bout.
It's been less than two days since he crossed the delegate threshold to become the Democratic presidential nominee and Sen. Barack Obama's mark on the party is already being felt.
On Good Morning America Thursday, ABC News' Chief Washington Correspondent George Stephanopoulos reported "the Democratic National Committee will no longer accept contributions from federal lobbyists, will no longer take contributions from PACs" in keeping with Obama's well-publicized policy.
[From Obama's In Control: No More Lobbyist Contributions To Democratic Party – Politics on The Huffington Post ]
I don't actually think that policy is very well-publicized. I hope it gets more so.
Author Ed That Goes PingPosted on 6/5/2008 Categories News, politics
GOP blames Democrats for break-in; police find no political motive
GRAND RAPIDS — Kent County Republicans continue to claim a recent break-in at their Grand Rapids headquarters was politically motivated
And one party leader publicly blamed unnamed Democrats in a mass e-mail sent to supporters.
"We knew the Democrats would do anything to win, but we didn't expect this!" wrote Kent GOP Chair Dave Dishaw in a note asking for money to help cover "costs" and support candidates. […]
Moore also said he received threatening phone calls two weeks ago when Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama held a rally in Grand Rapids, though he did not report them to police.
[From GOP blames Democrats for break-in; police find no political motive – Latest News – The Grand Rapids Press – MLive.com ]
I guess Mr. Dishaw thinks that G. Gordon Liddy has defected to the Democrats…
I imagine that there are a lot of people on his mailing lists which will eat that fundraising letter right up.
Author Ed That Goes PingPosted on 6/3/2008 Categories Local, News, politics
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May Gorslin Preston Slosson
Lived: January 1, 1858—November 1, 1943 (aged 85)
May Gorslin Preston Slosson was a suffragist, educator and prison chaplain.
Slosson was born in 1858 in Ilion, New York. She was the first woman to obtain a doctoral degree in philosophy in America and the first woman to earn a Ph.D. from Cornell University.
Slosson lived in Wyoming for most of her adult life, teaching at the University of Wyoming. She also organized lectures for prisoners at the Wyoming State Penitentiary and eventually was appointed the chaplain, the first female prison chaplain in the United States. She moved with her family to New York in 1903, where she and her husband became very active in the fight for women's suffrage. Slosson had become accustomed to voting in Wyoming, where woman suffrage had been law since 1869, and took affront to the sudden denial of one of her basic rights.
May Gorslin Preton Slosson died in November 1943.
Bennicoff, Tad. "Open Minds Open Doors." Smithsonian Institution Archives. Smithsonian Institution Archives, March 15, 2012. https://siarchives.si.edu/blog/open-minds-open-doors.


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package spy.gi.tasktrckr;

import android.content.ContentValues;
import android.content.Context;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase;
import android.provider.BaseColumns;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.CursorAdapter;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.TextView;

import java.text.ParseException;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;

public class TaskAdapter extends CursorAdapter {
    public TaskAdapter(Context context, Cursor cursor, int flags) {
        super(context, cursor, 0);
    }

    // The newView method is used to inflate a new view and return it,
    // you don't bind any data to the view at this point.
    @Override
    public View newView(Context context, Cursor cursor, ViewGroup parent) {
        return LayoutInflater.from(context).inflate(R.layout.task_row, parent, false);
    }

    // The bindView method is used to bind all data to a given view
    // such as setting the text on a TextView.
    @Override
    public void bindView(View view, final Context context, final Cursor cursor) {
        TextView dateOfTask = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.dateOfTask);
        EditText taskStart = (EditText) view.findViewById(R.id.taskStart);
        EditText taskEnd = (EditText) view.findViewById(R.id.taskEnd);
        EditText descriptionView = (EditText) view.findViewById(R.id.description);
        TextView deleteView = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.deleteTask);

        // listeners
        TaskTimeOnFocusChangeListener startListener = new TaskTimeOnFocusChangeListener();
        taskStart.setOnFocusChangeListener(startListener);
        taskEnd.setOnFocusChangeListener(startListener);

        deleteView.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                View parent = (View) v.getParent();
                String rowId = (String) parent.getTag(R.string.tag_row_id);
                SQLiteDatabase taskDb = TaskDatabaseHelper.getInstance(context).getWritableDatabase();
                taskDb.delete(TaskDatabaseHelper.DICTIONARY_TABLE_NAME, String.format("%s = ?", "rowid"), new String[]{rowId});

                cursor.requery();
                notifyDataSetChanged();
            }
        });

        Date startDate = new Date(cursor.getLong(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(TaskDatabaseHelper.TASK_START)));
        Date endDate = new Date(cursor.getLong(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(TaskDatabaseHelper.TASK_END)));

        String type = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(TaskDatabaseHelper.TASK_TYPE));
        String description = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(TaskDatabaseHelper.TASK_DESCRIPTION));
        String rowId = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow("rowid"));

        SimpleDateFormat dateFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");
        SimpleDateFormat timeFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm");
        view.setTag(R.string.tag_row_id, rowId);
        view.setTag(R.string.tag_task_date, startDate);
        view.setBackgroundColor(context.getResources().getColor(TaskType.getTypeFromName(type).getColor()));
        if (shouldUseTheStartDateOfTheTask(cursor, startDate)) { // start and end dates should be the same anyhow
            dateOfTask.setText(dateFormatter.format(startDate));
        }
        taskStart.setText(timeFormatter.format(startDate));
        taskStart.setTag(R.string.tag_database_field_to_update, TaskDatabaseHelper.TASK_START);
        taskEnd.setText(timeFormatter.format(endDate));
        taskEnd.setTag(R.string.tag_database_field_to_update, TaskDatabaseHelper.TASK_END);
        descriptionView.setText(description);
        deleteView.bringToFront();
    }

    private boolean shouldUseTheStartDateOfTheTask(Cursor cursor, Date startDate) {
        SimpleDateFormat dateFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");
        boolean useStartDate = true;

        if (cursor.getPosition() > 0) {
            cursor.moveToPrevious();
            Date startOfPreviousTask = new Date(cursor.getLong(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(TaskDatabaseHelper.TASK_START)));
            if (dateFormatter.format(startDate).equals(dateFormatter.format(startOfPreviousTask))) { // hacky: compare dates based on their string representation
                useStartDate = false;
            }
            cursor.moveToNext(); // fix the cursor's position
        }

        return useStartDate;
    }

    private void calculateDistanceInHourAndMinute(long start, long end) {
        int durationInSeconds = (int) (end - start) / 1000;
        int mins = durationInSeconds / 60;
        int hours = 0;
        if (mins >= 60) {
            hours = durationInSeconds / 60 / 60;
            mins = durationInSeconds % 60;
        }
    }
}


Zen Master Dezhang (in the Northern Song Dynasty), a disciple of Zen Master Shishuang Chuyuan, lived in the West Sutra House of Daxiangguo Temple. Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty had summoned him several times to the imperial court so that Emperor Renzong could inquire into Buddhism. The first summon was given in the 8th year of Qingli period (1048 AD) and Zen Master Dezhang went in response to Yanchun Pavilion to discuss Zen with Zen Master Pufa. The second summon took place in the the next year and Zen Master Dezhang went again to discuss Zen with Zen Master Pufa. The third summon brought Zen Master Dezhang to Chenghua Hall to probe into Zen with Zen Master Shouxian. The second year of Huangyou period (1050 AD), Zen Master Dezhang asked Emperor Renzong for permission to return to mountains for seclusion and spend his last years in retirement. Emperor Renzong approved of his request and made him serve as the abbot in Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou and preach on Zen. All of these show that Zen Master Dezhang was extraordinarily influential at his time.


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module Seahorse
  module Client
    class Plugin

      extend HandlerBuilder

      # @param [Configuration] config
      # @return [void]
      def add_options(config)
        self.class.options.each do |option|
          if option.default_block
            config.add_option(option.name, &option.default_block)
          else
            config.add_option(option.name, option.default)
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        end
      end

      # @param [HandlerList] handlers
      # @param [Configuration] config
      # @return [void]
      def add_handlers(handlers, config)
        handlers.copy_from(self.class.handlers)
      end

      # @param [Class<Client::Base>] client_class
      # @param [Hash] options
      # @return [void]
      def before_initialize(client_class, options)
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          block.call(client_class, options)
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      # @return [void]
      def after_initialize(client)
        self.class.after_initialize_hooks.each do |block|
          block.call(client)
        end
      end

      class << self

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        end

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          before_initialize_hooks << block
        end

        def after_initialize(&block)
          after_initialize_hooks << block
        end

        # @api private
        def options
          @options ||= []
        end

        # @api private
        def handlers
          @handlers ||= HandlerList.new
        end

        # @api private
        def before_initialize_hooks
          @before_initialize_hooks ||= []
        end

        # @api private
        def after_initialize_hooks
          @after_initialize_hooks ||= []
        end

        # @api private
        def literal(string)
          CodeLiteral.new(string)
        end

        # @api private
        class CodeLiteral < String
          def inspect
            to_s
          end
        end

      end

      # @api private
      class PluginOption

        def initialize(name, options = {})
          @name = name
          @doc_default = nil
          options.each_pair do |opt_name, opt_value|
            self.send("#{opt_name}=", opt_value)
          end
        end

        attr_reader :name
        attr_accessor :default
        attr_accessor :default_block
        attr_accessor :required
        attr_accessor :doc_type
        attr_writer :doc_default
        attr_accessor :docstring

        def doc_default(options)
          if @doc_default.nil? && !default.is_a?(Proc)
            default
          else
            @doc_default.respond_to?(:call) ? @doc_default.call(options) : @doc_default
          end
        end

        def documented?
          !!docstring
        end

      end
    end
  end
end


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We all know that the world of ballet is full of dancers that love music and live with it. Their principal dream it's to be known by a lot of people and to have the most amazing performances on the stage.
Some stories are more well-known than others. This is the case with any genre including ballet. Below we have a list of ten of our favorite famous ballets.
So who are the most famous true hip-hop dancers and who are the most famous lyrical (new-style) hip hop dancers?
The world of Latin dance can be somewhat ambiguous and perplexing. We get it. That's why we've put together this succinct breakdown of styles in the genre and how they differ.
This is some crazy hyperextend legs.
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Good Diet Good Health :: Diabetes Diet -- Low Fat/High Carb or High Fat/Low Carb?
Diabetes Diet – Low Fat/High Carb or High Fat/Low Carb?
If you are diabetic then it is more than likely that the advice you have been given revolves around maximising so-called complex or low glycemic index carbohydrates (those that cause your blood sugar to rise fast) and reducing fat in your diet. This is because diabetics have a greatly increased risk of cardiovascular disease, which is widely believed to be caused by raised cholesterol levels from fat in the diet.
However, studies increasingly show that the fat-raises-cholesterol-and-causes-heart-disease theory is wrong, and that carbohydrates rather than fat cause the damage that leads to heart disease. So why is it, then, that low carbohydrate diets are not advised for diabetics? The fewer carbohydrates that diabetics eat, the lower their requirement for oral hypoglycemic drugs or insulin to normalise their blood sugar levels. Why encourage carbohydrates when it is the carbohydrates that are not only the immediate problem, but the main cause of the long term complications of diabetes, as well?
The trouble is, it takes many years for long-held beliefs to change in medical and government health advice circles. This is especially the case where these beliefs are constantly reinforced by the drug companies and agricultural and food manufacturing industries, who have much to lose should healthy eating advice change from the status quo.
Nutritional medicine experts such as Dr Richard Bernstein, Dr Robert Atkins and Weston Price have long maintained that type 2 diabetics can often be cured and taken off their diabetes medications completely by following a low carb diet, but they have largely been ignored by mainstream medicine. Now, however, the weight of scientific evidence is fast becoming overwhelming. Although this is unlikely to translate into official changes in dietary advice for diabetics for some time to come, many diabetics may now feel there is sufficient information on the issues around low fat versus low carb diets for them to make their own informed choice about the diet they should follow. It is important, though, to carry out any changes in diet in consultation with your doctor, as you may need to reduce or even stop your insulin or other diabetes medications.
If you or someone you know is diabetic, particularly type 2, and you want to know more about recent advances in understanding about using low carb diets in diabetes, Diet Doctor is a good source to start with.
Dr Bernstein, diabetes doctor and a diabetic himself, writes in Diabetes Health of his belief that the only way to keep insulin levels down and blood sugars normal is to reduce fast-acting carbs such as bread, pasta and sugar. He says that the American Diabetes Association does not support this approach because they maintain that 'diabetics are either too stupid or lazy to follow it'. He also suggests there is another institutional problem with normalising blood sugars via a low carb diet: doctors' fears of having a patient die from hypoglycemia, for which they could be sued. So doctors might prefer to keep their patients' blood sugars unnaturally high. If they die of heart attacks, or of other disease, as often happens, they won't get sued for that.
Dr Mary Vernon, co-athor of 'Atkins Diabetes Revolution' says on her website that she used to tell her diabetes patients what she had been told to tell them in medical school but it wasn't helping. This made her wonder whether the advice was wrong, so she went back and looked at the biochemistry. This reminded her of a fact which has long been known, but which often gets forgotten. Insulin's primary job is to store fat and block fat burning. What her patients were doing on their high carb diets was to make large amounts of insulin, store fat very effectively and gain weight hand over fist. So she started advising them to eat low carb and they lost weight and improved their blood sugar levels tremendously. The news got around and soon she started getting referrals from other physicians whenever they had patients with metabolic problems.


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On June 16 Dawes continued their "An Evening With Dawes" tour in New York with a performance at The Capitol Theatre. These shows featured a night of only Dawes, playing not one, but two sets. The show was special for many reasons, but it was also hosted by 107.1 The Peak (easily the best radio station in the area) who were celebrating their 13th birthday.
Dawes were all business, giving fans almost every single offering that they would want to hear. After a few songs in, frontman Taylor Goldsmith greeted the crowd and told us that they "left the opening bands at home so we could play two nice long sets for you." There was no bs, just Dawes grinding and delivering us hearty performances of their now trademark folk rock that kept the attention of the packed audience from start to finish. The fact that they ended the first set with "When My Times," arguably their biggest hit, said a lot about the epic scope of this performance.
From there they opened the second set with Taylor performing an acoustic solo performance of "One Of Us," before handing over the mic to his brother, and the bands drummer, Griffin Goldsmith, who performed "Roll Tide." The night wasn't just limited to one birthday, as it was also the 48th birthday of Dawes' tour manager Gerry G. They brought him out for the encore, and he took over lead vocals for a fun, loose cover of The Grateful Dead's "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" before ending the night with "All Your Favorite Bands," which the crowd took over and helped carry the torch to the finish line, in epic fashion.
Dawes gave us their all for 24 songs, spanning two and a half hours of material. It was one of the most impressive performances of the year, and further proof that Dawes have built their reputation the right way, becoming one of the strongest live acts going, whether the rest of the general public has caught on yet is another discussion entirely.
Find the setlist posted below, followed by a gallery of photos from their performance.


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Q: IIS URL Rewrite to redirect all requests for a domain I have a web server that hosts multiple domains running IIS 8.5.  One of those domains is going away and needs to be redirected to the root of another domain on the server.  I created the rule below and it works fine as long as there is not path.  If there is a path, it appends the path and results in a 404 error.  I want to ignore the path and only redirect to www.DomainB.com.  I would think path would only be included if I put in http://www.DomainB.com/{R:1} as the redirect url but this doesn't seem to be the case.  Where am I going wrong here?
    <rule name="Redirect DomainA.com">
    <match url=".*" />
    <conditions>
    <add input="{HTTP_HOST}" pattern="^.*DomainA.com$" />
    </conditions>
    <action type="Redirect" url="http://www.DomainB.com/" redirectType="Found"/>
    </rule>

A: I figured it out. The above is actually good. It was another rule for DomainB, one set to do a redirect from www to non www, which was causing the issue. It did not have DomainB in the condition, but rather a reg expression that matched any www and that rule does have the {R:1} on it, so the path was actually being appended by that rule after the DomainA.com rule processed. After making that rule DomainB specific, the above Redirect DomainA.com rule worked as is


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Q: Conditional distribution of Ornstein-Uhlenbeck on two fixed points The conditional distribution of a Ornstein-Uhlenbeck $X(t)$ conditional on $X(0)$ is given by

$$
X(t)|X(0) = X(0)e^{-t} + \mu(1 - e^{-t})
$$

This process is usually only defined for $t>0$ (future values), but I see no reason why this shouldn't extend backwards as well:
$$
X(|t|)|X(0) = X(0)e^{-|t|} + \mu(1 - e^{-|t|})
$$
However, I was wondering if this can also be extended between two points as well. I know this is done in kriging, but I was wondering if something similar can be applicable here as well:
$$
X(t)|X(a),X(b) = \left\{\begin{matrix}
X(a)e^{-(a-t)} + \mu(1 - e^{-(a-t)}) & t < a
\\ \color{red}{???} & a < t < b
\\ X(b)e^{-(t-b)} + \mu(1 - e^{-(t-b)}) & b < t
\end{matrix}\right.
$$


Chop onions, celery, carrots and fennel very finely — you can throw it all in the food processor and whiz, if you have one; I like to do the carrots separately as their a little tougher than the rest.
Pour oil in a big ovenproof saucepan and heat to a shimmer. Add fennel seed and stir for 30 seconds; then add onion/celery/carrot/fennel, plus some salt and pepper, and cook down until well softened, about 10-15 minutes. In go the beef bones, the stock, and the barley; give it a stir so it's all simmering and then put in the oven for about 40 minutes until the barley is cooked. Take it out, add the cooked beans and oregano; give it another 10-15 minutes in the oven.
Allow it to cool so the bones are cool enough to handle; pick off any meat you can and discard the bones. Add chopped parsley, stir through, serve with crusty bread. Balm for the Viking soul.


Random crashing can occur due to outdated drivers, interfering programs or corrupt fles.
If the crashing still persists, try doing a clean boot to disable any background software. Instructions are here: .
If this solves the issue then you have incompatible software that we do not know about yet.
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Kayakers Accidentally Sneak Into JFK Airport, Because This Is the Current State of Airport Security
By Sarah Hedgecock
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In a new low for airport security, two intrepid kayakers breached JFK Airport's security perimeter early Saturday morning completely by accident. That doesn't mean two guys who just happen to enjoy kayaking: They actually washed up with their boat at the airport. The two men were spotted near a runway well into the major airport's supposedly secured perimeter. At 1:30 a.m. Because who doesn't enjoy a nice, relaxing late-night kayak excursion by one of the nation's largest, busiest international travel centers? That's certainly how I like to wind down after a long week.
The kayakers said that they set out at 11:30 p.m. on Friday night from the Inwood neighborhood of New York City, just across the bay from JFK. Adding to the poor planning of the evening was the fact that the two men selected a three-person boat for their pleasant midnight kayak jaunt. At some point during the adventure, the kayak tipped over, sending two paddles off on an adventure of their own, never to be seen again. With one paddle left, the dynamic duo headed to the closest shoreline. Fortunately for them, they made it without physical injury. Not so fortunately, their saving grace was a pier at the end of an airport runway.
To be fair, Runway 4L is kind of hard to miss. Of JFK's waterside runways, it juts out farthest into the bay, which means it should probably be watched closely, since it's most at risk of being accidentally invaded by rogue kayakers. But Saturday's rogue kayakers were able to access it, no problem. Well, no problem for them. The fact that they were not caught by the motion detectors and security cameras that comprise JFK's $100 million Perimeter Intrusion Detection System is a bit of a problem for the facility's security team. Especially since another man was able to climb over a fence at the very same runway in 2012 after his Jet Ski ran out of gas.
One would think that two years should be more than enough time to tighten up security on a single runway. But rather than being spotted by expensive cameras (or by nighttime boat patrols, which were canceled last year to save money), the kayakers were finally found by maintenance workers, two hours after their adventure began. Saturday morning, a Port Authority police union spokesman conceded that the group now believes that the airport's high-tech security system "is a failure" and noted that the Port Authority has more than enough vessels to reinstate 24-hour marine patrols. As for the kayakers, one of them attempted to explain their adventure to the New York Post after being charged with trespassing: "We were just kayaking at night."
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The changes below were introduced to the LXD API after the 1.0 API was finalized.

They are all backward compatible and can be detected by client tools by
looking at the api\_extensions field in GET /1.0/.

## storage\_zfs\_remove\_snapshots
A storage.zfs\_remove\_snapshots daemon configuration key was introduced.

It's a boolean that defaults to false and that when set to true instructs LXD
to remove any needed snapshot when attempting to restore another.

This is needed as ZFS will only let you restore the latest snapshot.

## container\_host\_shutdown\_timeout
A boot.host\_shutdown\_timeout container configuration key was introduced.

It's an integer which indicates how long LXD should wait for the container
to stop before killing it.

Its value is only used on clean LXD daemon shutdown. It defaults to 30s.

## container\_syscall\_filtering
A number of new syscalls related container configuration keys were introduced.

 * security.syscalls.blacklist\_default
 * security.syscalls.blacklist\_compat
 * security.syscalls.blacklist
 * security.syscalls.whitelist

See configuration.md for how to use them.

## auth\_pki
This indicates support for PKI authentication mode.

In this mode, the client and server both must use certificates issued by the same PKI.

See lxd-ssl-authentication.md for details.

## container\_last\_used\_at
A last\_used\_at field was added to the /1.0/containers/\<name\> GET endpoint.

It is a timestamp of the last time the container was started.

If a container has been created but not started yet, last\_used\_at field
will be 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z

## etag
Add support for the ETag header on all relevant endpoints.

This adds the following HTTP header on answers to GET:
 - ETag (SHA-256 of user modifiable content)

And adds support for the following HTTP header on PUT requests:
 - If-Match (ETag value retrieved through previous GET)

This makes it possible to GET a LXD object, modify it and PUT it without
risking to hit a race condition where LXD or another client modified the
object in the meantime.

## patch
Add support for the HTTP PATCH method.

PATCH allows for partial update of an object in place of PUT.

## usb\_devices
Add support for USB hotplug.

## https\_allowed\_credentials
To use LXD API with all Web Browsers (via SPAs) you must send credentials
(certificate) with each XHR (in order for this to happen, you should set
["withCredentials=true"](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/withCredentials)
flag to each XHR Request).

Some browsers like Firefox and Safari can't accept server response without
`Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true` header. To ensure that the server will
return a response with that header, set `core.https_allowed_credentials=true`.

## image\_compression\_algorithm
This adds support for a compression\_algorithm property when creating an image (POST to /1.0/images).

Setting this property overrides the server default value (images.compression\_algorithm).

## directory\_manipulation
This allows for creating and listing directories via the LXD API, and exports
the file type via the X-LXD-type header, which can be either "file" or
"directory" right now.

## container\_cpu\_time
This adds support for retrieving cpu time for a running container.

## storage\_zfs\_use\_refquota
Introduces a new server property "storage.zfs\_use\_refquota" which instructs LXD
to set the "refquota" property instead of "quota" when setting a size limit
on a container. LXD will also then use "usedbydataset" in place of "used"
when being queried about disk utilization.

This effectively controls whether disk usage by snapshots should be
considered as part of the container's disk space usage.

## storage\_lvm\_mount\_options
Adds a new "storage.lvm\_mount\_options" daemon configuration option
which defaults to "discard" and allows the user to set addition mount
options for the filesystem used by the LVM LV.

## network
Network management API for LXD.

This includes:
 * Addition of the "managed" property on /1.0/networks entries
 * All the network configuration options (see configuration.md for details)
 * POST /1.0/networks (see rest-api.md for details)
 * PUT /1.0/networks/<entry> (see rest-api.md for details)
 * PATCH /1.0/networks/<entry> (see rest-api.md for details)
 * DELETE /1.0/networks/<entry> (see rest-api.md for details)
 * ipv4.address property on "nic" type devices (when nictype is "bridged")
 * ipv6.address property on "nic" type devices (when nictype is "bridged")
 * security.mac\_filtering property on "nic" type devices (when nictype is "bridged")

## profile\_usedby
Adds a new used\_by field to profile entries listing the containers that are using it.

## container\_push
When a container is created in push mode, the client serves as a proxy between
the source and target server. This is useful in cases where the target server
is behind a NAT or firewall and cannot directly communicate with the source
server and operate in pull mode.

## container\_exec\_recording
Introduces a new boolean "record-output", parameter to
/1.0/containers/<name>/exec which when set to "true" and combined with
with "wait-for-websocket" set to false, will record stdout and stderr to
disk and make them available through the logs interface.

The URL to the recorded output is included in the operation metadata
once the command is done running.

That output will expire similarly to other log files, typically after 48 hours.

## certificate\_update
Adds the following to the REST API:
 * ETag header on GET of a certificate
 * PUT of certificate entries
 * PATCH of certificate entries

## container\_exec\_signal\_handling
Adds support /1.0/containers/<name>/exec for forwarding signals sent to the
client to the processes executing in the container. Currently SIGTERM and
SIGHUP are forwarded. Further signals that can be forwarded might be added
later.

## gpu\_devices
Enables adding GPUs to a container.

## container\_image\_properties
Introduces a new "image" config key space. Read-only, includes the properties of the parent image.

## migration\_progress
Transfer progress is now exported as part of the operation, on both sending and receiving ends.
This shows up as a "fs\_progress" attribute in the operation metadata.

## id\_map
Enables setting the `security.idmap.isolated` and `security.idmap.isolated`,
`security.idmap.size`, and `raw.id_map` fields.

## network\_firewall\_filtering
Add two new keys, "ipv4.firewall" and "ipv6.firewall" which if set to
false will turn off the generation of iptables FORWARDING rules. NAT
rules will still be added so long as the matching "ipv4.nat" or
"ipv6.nat" key is set to true.

Rules necessary for dnsmasq to work (DHCP/DNS) will always be applied if
dnsmasq is enabled on the bridge.

## network\_routes
Introduces "ipv4.routes" and "ipv6.routes" which allow routing additional subnets to a LXD bridge.


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3D Lowrider Custom Motorcycle Wheels are replacements for the stock Harley Davidson rims. Front custom motorcycle wheels are available in 21×3.5, 18×3.5 and 23×4.5, rear custom motorcycle wheels are available in 18×8.5, 18×10.5, 18×11.5 and 21×9. These top-quality custom motorcycle wheels are CNC machined with a manufacturing process which allows to cut billet aluminum with variable curving radiuses (3D machining). CNC technology guarantees a high-tech look, elaborate construction and outstanding workmanship to pass the hardest tests at the German TÜV. 3D Lowrider Custom Motorcycle Wheels are available in polished finish or black anodized with CNC machined details to add some contrast. Three piece design (hub, spokes and rim). 3D Lowrider Custom Motorcycle Wheels for Harley's perfectly match our Lowrider Motorcycle Pulley, Lowrider Motorcycle Rotors and Rear caliper for pulley-brake combination.
I love the euro style custom v-rods and i'm looking to start customizing my 13 V Rod Muscle, can you tell me if the low rider wheel comes in stock size (240/40R-18 79V) I like the black 3D low rider.
Also if my stock rake say's 34 and I change out the triple trees and it says +5 rake does it move the front wheel outward? If so, is that more like a chopper? basically I want the front end like your thunder bike but I don't want to spend that kind of money to change out the forks…I would rather spend money on engine performance.
Thank you for your interest in Eurocomponents' custom motorcycle wheels for V-Rod's.
Our front wheels for V-Rods are available in 18×3.5 or 18×4.5.
Our rear wheels for V-Rods are available in 18×6, 18×7, 18×7.5, 18×8.5, 18×9, 18×9.5, 18×10, 18×10.5, 18×11, 18×11.5.
Keeping the stock fork tubes the bike will still have an acceptable trail and handle as stock.
Would these wheels fit onto a Yamaha V star 650 custom, 2011 model?
Thank you for your interest in Eurocomponents' custom motorcycle wheels.
Yes, we can make specific wheels for your Yamaha V star 650 Custom.
what is the difference between single flange and dual flange the wheels 3D lowrider?
Single flange is for single brake disc.
Dual flange is for two brake discs.
Im looking for rims to fit my Dyna street bob. I want to fit a 200 rear tyre, so looking for a 18×5.5 rear and 21×3.5 front.
I'm very interested in purchasing some of your custom wheels for my vstar in the near future, but I was also wondering about the gray colored bobber image posted on your site. What type of bike is it and what kind of handle bars are on it?
The gray bobber is a fully customized Harley Davidson Springer.
Handlebars were custom fabricated for this particular bike.
Hi guys i am very keen on a set of your 3D custom wheels anodized black with the machine centers.
Ive got a 2015 Dyna Wide Glide.
I was thinking of putting a 23″ front and 18″ x 5.5″ on the back.
Could you please email me a quote?
I've been stuffed around by another company so if you could just be straight up it would be much appreciated thanks.


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Angels and Demons Review
Posted on April 29, 2010 By John Gilpatrick 2000s, Movie Reviews
I think I might be one of roughly fifty people in the world who hasn't read any of Dan Brown's mega-best-selling Robert Langdon books. I tried to read "The DaVinci Code," but I couldn't get into it. That being said, I actually kind of enjoyed "The DaVinci Code," the generally reviled big screen adaptation of Brown's most popular book. Sure it was dumb, poorly acted, and featured clunky dialogue, but its frantic pace and ridiculous plot actually roped me in. "Angels and Demons," director Ron Howard's follow-up, doesn't hold a candle to the original. I've read many people who believe it's a step-up, albeit a small one, from "DaVinci." I thought it was lifeless. The plot goes nowhere, but takes a long time getting there. The acting and dialogue are just as bad. And there's simply no joy in the film, no fun to be had. It was a near-excruciating experience.
The book series treated "Angels and Demons" as a prequel. The film version, however, is a sequel to "DaVinci." In Rome, the Pope mysteriously dies, his four possible replacements are kidnapped, and in Geneva, a scientist working to create antimatter is murdered. Who you gonna call? Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks), of course. The Harvard symbologist and expert on the Illuminati (the ancient anti-religion, pro-science group claiming responsibility for all the crimes) teams up with scientist and antimatter co-creator Vittoria Vetra (Ayulet Zurer). They run all around the Vatican trying to save the missing cardinals and, in turn, find the antimatter. Helping them (or maybe not) are Ewan McGregor as a diplomatic priest and Stellan Skarsgard as the head of the Swiss Guard.
It's hard to decide which portion of "Angels and Demons" is more ridiculous: the first 90 minutes in which the film is like a dog chasing its own tail (you know, very active but not progressing toward anything) or the final 50 minutes of "shocking" twists and lengthy explanations. Neither is good, but I suppose the first part is just dumb, while the second part is offensive to the viewer. I hate nothing more than having to sit through a 15-minute series of flashbacks that reveal all the clues you should've noticed along the way. And in the case of "Angels and Demons" I predicted the big twist by the film's halfway point, making these scenes completely worthless.
Another major problem I had with the film is that it's completely devoid of any happiness or sense of fun. Everyone is deadly serious, and while the plot is pretty solemn (despite it being laughable), there had to have been some room in there for a one-liner or two. The screenplay doesn't even permit Langdon to crack a smile. Films that are mindless need to be amusing to make them watchable ("Transformers" is awful, but at least it tries to have some fun).
The acting is a disaster. Hanks has never been worse. He has no charisma and no chemistry with his fellow actors. The female lead, Ayulet Zurer, serves no purpose whatsoever. Ewan McGregor hasn't been this bad since "The Phantom Menace" (if not longer). And Stellan Skarsgard doesn't know the meaning of subtlety (although I think at least some of that is the fault of the screenplay).
Ron Howard is a good director. He's made some great films, as well as some bad ones, but this has to be his worst. It just doesn't do anything right. It exists only because of the fans of the book, but even they must be disappointed by what Howard and his crew have done. Thankfully, this debacle wasn't the blockbuster that "The DaVinci Code" was. I hope that means we can put this character and series to bed. I doubt anyone will complain.
1 Star, 2009, Akiva Goldsman, Angels and Demons, Armin Mueller-Stahl, Ayelet Zurer, David Koepp, Ewan McGregor, Ron Howard, Stellan Skarsgård, Tom Hanks
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