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The Curling World Cup ranking list is used to determine the final two qualifiers for the Grand Final in Beijing. In each discipline, the hosts, each stage winner, the current world champions and a special invite team are awarded places in the Grand Final, plus the highest ranked Member Association not yet qualified after the first three legs. The Curling World Cup ranking will also be used if, for instance, a Curling World Cup stage winner and a world champion team are the same.
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5 points – Runner-up in each discipline
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Korea 3 17 25 45
Japan 9 25 8 42
Canada 25 12 0 37
Russia 9 6 11 26
United States 9 6 9 24
Scotland 6 12 4 22
China 6 0 10 16
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United States 7 25 7 39
Scotland 12 9 13 34
Norway 20 9 4 33
Switzerland 9 6 11 26
China 6 9 3 18
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title: 'extend_main_menubar/2'
package: ALSDev
group: Gui Library
module: alsdev
predicates:
- {sig: 'extend_main_menubar/2', desc: 'add entries to the main menubar'}
- {sig: 'menu_entries_list/[2,3]', desc: 'obtain menu entries'}
- {sig: 'path_to_menu_entry/[2,3,4]', desc: 'obtain path to a menu entry'}
- {sig: 'add_to_main_menu_entry/2', desc: 'add an item to a menu entry'}
- {sig: 'extend_cascade/3', desc: 'extend a menu cascade'}
---

## FORMS
```
extend_main_menubar(Label, MenuEntriesList)

menu_entries_list(MenuPath, EntriesList)

menu_entries_list(Interp, MenuPath, EntriesList)

path_to_main_menu_entry(Index, SubMenuPath)

path_to_menu_entry(MenuPath, Index, SubMenuPath)

path_to_menu_entry(Interp, MenuPath, Index, SubMenuPath)

add_to_main_menu_entry(Index, Entry)

extend_cascade(Entry, MenuPath, Interp)
```
## DESCRIPTION

The general call
```
     extend_main_menubar(Label, MenuEntriesList)
```
adds entries to the main menubar in the ALS Prolog development environment.  `Label` should be the label which will appear on the menu bar, and `MenuEntriesList` is a Prolog list containing menu entry descriptors, which are either an `Atom` alone, or an expression of the form
```
     Atom + Expr
```
where `Atom` is a prolog atom which will serve as the new menu entry, and `Expr` is a menu entry action expression, which can be one of the following :

- `tcl(TclExpr)`

- `cascade(SubLabel, SubList)`

- PrologCall

Here, `TclExpr` can be any Tcl/Tk expression for evaluation, and `PrologCall` is any ground Prolog goal. The entry
```
cascade(SubLabel, SubList)
```
allows one to create menu entries which are themselves cascades. In this case, `SubLabel` must be an atom which will serve as the entry's label, and `SubList` is (recursively) a list of menu entry descriptors.

If `MenuPath` is a Tk path to a menu (top level or subsidiary), then the call
```
menu_entries_list(MenuPath, EntriesList)
```
will succeed if `EntriesList` is the list of labels for the entries on that menu, in order. As usual,
```
menu_entries_list(MenuPath, EntriesList)
     :-
     menu_entries_list(tcli, MenuPath, EntriesList).
```
Paths to menu entries are lists of integers representing the path from the root of the menu tree to a particular entry. When one indexes menu entries, the indicies are integers beginning at `0`. If` MenuPath` is a Tk path to a menu (top level or subsidiary), and if `Index` is an integer `>= 0`, and if the `Index'th` entry of `MenuPath` is a cascade, so that it has an associated menu, then `SubMenuPath` is a path to that associated menu.

As usual,
```
path_to_main_menu_entry(Index, SubMenuPath)
    :-
    path_to_menu_entry(shl_tcli, '.topals.mmenb', Index, SubMenuPath).

path_to_menu_entry(MenuPath, Index, SubMenuPath)
    :-
    path_to_menu_entry(tcli, MenuPath, Index, SubMenuPath).
```

Finally, one can add new entries at the ends(bottoms) of existing menu cascades, as follows:
```
add_to_main_menu_entry(Index, Entry)
    :-
    path_to_main_menu_entry(Index, MenuPath),
    extend_cascade(Entry, MenuPath, shl_tcli).
```
The predicate
```
extend_cascade(Entry, MenuPath, Interp)
```
adds `Entry` to the end of menu `MenuPath` under interpreter `Interp`.

## EXAMPLES

After executing the call
```
?- extend_main_menubar('Test Extend', ['Test Entry #1', 'Test Entry #2']).
```
the main listener window would look like this when clicking on the newly added menubar entry:

![](images/x_menu-1.gif)

Suppose we define
```
test_write
    :-
    printf(user_output, 'This is a test ...\n', []),
    flush_input(user_input).
```
and replace the call considered above by:

?- extend_main_menubar('Test Extend',
                ['Test Entry #1' + tcl('bell'),
                 'Test Entry #2' + test_write]).

Then the appearance of the main menu and the new pulldown will be the same, but choosing `Test Entry #1` will cause the bell to ring, and choosing `Test Entry #2` will cause
```
This is a test ...
```
to be written on the listener console.

Note that the following is the case :
```
?- menu_entries_list(shl_tcli, ' .topals.mmenb ', EntriesList).

EntriesList = [File, Edit, Prolog, Tools, Help].
```
And,
```
?- path_to_main_menu_entry(4, SubMenuPath).

SubMenuPath = .topals.mmenb.help
```
Finally,
```
?- add_to_main_menu_entry(3, 'My Entry' + test_write).
```
will add an entry at the end of the `Tools` cascade.

## NOTES

The default Tcl interpreter for `menu_entries_list/3` and `path_to_main_menu_entry/4` is `tcli` as shown above.  This interpreter is *_NOT_* automatically initialized by alsdev.  You must first run [`init_tk_alslib/0` or `init_tk_alslib/1`, or run `init_tk_alslib/2` with `Interp = tcli`](init_tk_alslib.html).  If you wish to run `menu_entries_list/3` or `path_to_main_menu_entry/4` with `Interp` bound to a Tcl interpreter `I` other than `tcli`, you must first run `init_tk_alslib/2` with `Interp` bound to this same `I` (only once is necessary).

## SEE ALSO

- [`init_tk_alslib/[0,1,2]`](init_tk_alslib.html)

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The 2nd Iowa Light Artillery Battery was a light artillery battery from Iowa that served in the Union Army between August 18, 1861, and February 7, 1865, during the American Civil War.

Service
The 2nd Iowa Light Artillery was mustered into Federal service at Council Bluffs, Iowa for a three-year enlistment on August 18, 1861. The regiment was mustered out of Federal service on August 7, 1865.

Total strength and casualties
A total of  193 men served in the 2nd Iowa Battery at one time or another during its existence.
It suffered 3 enlisted men who were killed in action or who died of their wounds and 29 enlisted men who died of disease, for a total of 32 fatalities

References

Bibliography
The Civil War Archive

Units and formations of the Union Army from Iowa
Artillery units and formations of the American Civil War
1861 establishments in Iowa
Military units and formations established in 1861
Military units and formations disestablished in 1865

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Wuyts' long day in the saddle
Photo: © Sirotti
A 184 kilometre breakaway by Belgian rider Peter Wuyts (Palmans-Collstrop) in the third stage of the Tour de Suisse saw him being caught with just 2.5 km to go on the climb of Saas Fee. At one point in the stage, Wuyts had over 20 minutes lead on the peloton, and hit the last climb with 13 minutes intact. But when the road went up, Wuyts really started to suffer. "I never believed in victory, not even for a second, and not even on the foot of the last climb to Saas Fee with a 13 minutes' start," he was quoted in Het Laatste Nieuws. "In the last few weeks I only rode a couple of kermesses due to an injury on my behind. You can't call that ideal preparation for a tough Tour of Switzerland."
"I was three minutes too short," he added. "If I had some race condition, I could have won: I'm not such a bad climber. I climbed well when I was younger. Now, it's a bit less. I'll suffer the next days." Wuyts' team director Hilaire Van Der Schueren was very satisfied however, as his rider was in front for the whole day. "Today Peter gained an option on a contract for 2004," said the Palmans director.
Botero hopes to be ready for Tour
Santiago Botero (Telekom) is still not in his best condition, with just over two weeks to go until the Tour de France. Botero is currently riding in the Volta a Catalunya, where he is 58th on GC at 38'45 down, having been active in several long breakaways without success.
"I hope be ready, that is the aim," he told AS. "But I don't yet have the sensations. I hope to find them and that's why I've come to Catalunya." Botero added that he has been suffering from a virus that has impeded his preparation.
Botero believes that Roberto Heras is strong enough to be on the podium in the Tour de France. "I have no doubt about that, he looks very good," said the Colombian, who also commented on the performances of Jose Antonio Pecharroman, the climbing revelation of the season. "He is impressive. He has already taken a great leap forward among the best riders in the peloton. I hope that it can be maintained for a number of years. It would be a great thing for cycling."
Aerts looking better
Mario Aerts (Telekom) is looking like a good candidate for Telekom's Tour de France team, after his performances in the Volta a Catalunya so far. Aerts is currently lying in 23rd position at 7'59, and finished in the leading group in yesterday's tough mountain stage.
Team director Frans Van Looy commented in Het Laatste Nieuws that "[Aerts] convinced me in yesterday's stage. I'm only giving advice, Godefroot is the boss, but for me he's going to the Tour."
More doping controls in Tour
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At the pre race medical checkup on July 3, riders will undergo a full blood screen, including the usual haemoglobin and hematocrit tests. Haemoglobin and hematocrit will also be controlled for in any pre-stage health checks.
Between eight and nine UCI doctors will be present on the race, in addition to a delegation from the World Anti-Doping Agency. The latter will have to be permitted by French law, which doesn't allow for a third party to receive the results of the controls.
Gerolsteiner announces Tour team
The Gerolsteiner team, competing in its first Tour de France, has named its nine riders. Veteran Udo B�lts will be there of course, along with Italian Davide Rebellin, Austrian climber Georg Totschnig and sprinter Ren� Haselbacher, Swiss Markus Zberg, and Germans Olaf Pollack, Torsten Schmidt, Uwe Peschel and Michael Rich.
Quick.Step Tour team getting close
According to Belgian sources, seven of the nine riders in the Quick.Step-Davitamon team have been selected for the Tour: Paolo Bettini, Laszlo Bodrogi, David Ca�ada, Kurt Van De Wouwer, Richard Virenque, Piotr Wadecki and Michael Rogers will all take part, with two more to be decided after the Tour de Suisse.
Seven certain for ONCE
The ONCE team for the Tour has seven of its nine riders in place as follows: Joseba Beloki, Angel Vicioso, Mikel Zarrabeitia, Jose Azevedo, Jan Hruska, J�rg Jaksche and Rene Andrle. The remaining two will be picked from Marcos Serrano, Mikel Pradera, Isidro Nozal, Angel Castresana and Rafael Diaz Justo.
Kelme have eight
The Kelme-Costa Blanca team has eight certainties at the moment for the Tour, with Javier Pascual Llorente, Toni Tauler, Ignacio Gutierrez, Jesus Manzano, Isaac Galvez, David Mu�oz, David Latasa and Ivan Parra.
Boonen back home
Tom Boonen (Quick.Step-Davitamon) has returned home after undergoing an operation on his broken collarbone this week. Boonen fell on Tuesday during training, and shattered the end of the bone. He will miss the next four to five weeks of racing, but is expected to return in the Tour de la R�gion Wallonne in late July. Doctors have permitted him to start with light training on the home trainer as early as this Sunday.
Garcia Casas to Bianchi
Felix Garcia-Casas (BigMat) will ride the Tour de France with the Bianchi team, which has contracted him for the rest of the season according to the Spanish press. The 34 year old has not yet signed for Bianchi, but said that "the negotiations are very advanced." His current team BigMat will not ride any of the grand tours this year.
Dekker extends with Rabobank
33 year old Erik Dekker has extended his contract with the Rabobank team until the end of 2005, according to ANP. Although Dekker is not riding the Tour de France due to his knee injury, his team manager Jan Raas is confident that he'll be back to his best, but isn't sure when Dekker will return to competition.
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Dekker himself was happy with the contract signing, saying that it was the "best stimulus to come back to the top again."
Quick.Step Espoirs to go to Division II
The U23 Quick.Step team, directed by Herman Frison, will take a step up to Division II next season. The team will probably be called Quick.Step-Davitamon-Sweet Paradise, with the latter confirming itself as a sponsor of the U23's for next season. Sweet Paradise currently sponsors the Quick.Step junior team, and well keep that going as well.
The U23 squad will consist of 18 riders, all of whom will be in their first, second or third year as U23's. The aim of promoting the team to second division is to make the gap smaller between the U23's and the professionals.
Irish provincial championships and Drumm memorial preview
By Tommy Campbell, Irish Independent, Evening Herald, Sunday Independent
With the national road championship just over a week away in Sligo, attention this weekend is focussed on three of the Provincial Championships (Munster, Ulster and Connacht), and the other races on Sunday. With the exception of Leinster, the provinces will stage their respective championships on Saturday.
In Munster, it looks as though that Paul Griffin could land the spoils. Paul had a good FBD Milk Ras last month and was on duty last weekend in the Claude Criquielion Grand Prix in Belgium as a member of the Hibernian Team Ireland. Denis Easton looks the obvious choice in Ulster. Denis will be buoyed up for the provincial event and on the basis of his selection for the B World Championships in Switzerland in two weeks time, should be the man to watch. In Connacht, it will be a toss up between Mark Quigley and Simon Kelly, as both competitors look as though they are peaking for the latter half of the season.
On Sunday the action switches to Currow for the Drumm Memorial, which is run over a testing 100km. Vincent Gleeson from the West Clare CC outfit said that "the roads are pretty hard in that area of Co. Kerry. I am well rested after my stint in the Irish jersey in the FBD Milk Ras and hopefully, I can succeed with a number of wins in the second part of the season."
The Tour of the Sperrin in Cookstown on paper looks the more formidable, with a number of climbs to be negotiated over the 100 km, and realistically a double could be on the cards for Denis Easton.
Last weekend's Sean Nolan Meath Grand Prix, which was won by David Peelo of the Usher Irish Road Club was by all accounts a deserved success. David was returning to the winner's enclosure after an absence of several years. He last won back in 2001 where he was successful in the Elliott Memorial, which is now sponsored by Swiftpost since its elevation to UCI status. David along with his team will be in Kildare for the Paddy Flanagan event. This race is limited to 60 participants and will be held over a tight circuit for 50 minutes and is being promoted by the Newbridge Cutlery CC in conjunction with the upcoming Derby Festival of Horse racing. A former teammate of Peelo's, Paul Healion (now with the North Kildare CC, which has the backing of Stephen Roche), is regarded as a 'racing cert' in horse racing parlance.
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Are Arsenal losing their touch with young future stars?
Arsenal are believed to be close to losing highly-rated youngster Chris Willock at present, with Benfica believed to be closing in.
The young midfielder has been mentioned on numerous occasions as one of the stand-out players from our academy, but was only promoted to the first-team squad to make two League Cup appearances.
His lack of action in the first-team set-up is likely have been a telling factor as he rejected our contract offers, and is now set to leave on a free transfer, albeit with his new club ordered to pay a development fee to our club.
Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund and Benfica have all been linked with his capture in recent months, but it is the latter who look set to land his signature.
It is believed that the offer of an important role in the first-team squad is what has swayed him to snub the advances of Dortmund in favour of a move to Portugal, and it will be interesting to see him try and make his mark in the Primeira Liga, and the Champions League.
For Arsenal on the other hand, it poses as another young future star to have opted for a move away from the club, before really getting a chance to prove himself in our own set-up.
Serge Gnabry left last summer to move to German side Werder Bremen, although there is contrasting reports as to whether Bayern Munich had a hand in his return to Germany, and the German giants have made him their player this summer, although a loan move is being mooted for him in the current window.
Many Gunners fans have grown annoyed at hearing the plaudits given to Gnabry after he departed from our club, and he has been impressing in the Bundesliga and the German senior side, which is frustrating knowing he was never given a real chance to shine in our famous red shirt.
Will Willock prove to be another failure for our club? Should he have been given more playing time?
This entry was posted in Arsenal News, Arsenal NewsNow, Arsenal rumours and tagged Arsenal, Benfica, Gnabry, Willock on June 25, 2017 by GoonerP.
Yes. Good article and it's about time someone brought up this point. Arsenal do not any future stars in thier youth ranks and that is a big problem that has to be addressed.
Did you read the article mate? Pat isn't talking about our youth ranks not having future stars. The point he raised is that we've been unable to retain some of our young guns after they've reached maturity.
And we do have young stars! Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Eddie Nketiah are just two of the boys me and many others excited to see step up into the first team next season.
But we don't see any of these young stars coming through. You can not be a young star until you are a Cesc (in his early days) or Dele Ali, or Jesus or Mbappe. You need to be in the first team regularly and shine. Not even Iwobi managed that although I believe he holds a lot of promise. Same for Bellerin. Both these guys (Iwobi and Bellerin) burst on the scene and then fade, that has to be management.
We do need to give the Maitland-Niles of our squad more time and last season was a perfect time to do that when we were struggling and could have used some fresh input but we are no longer a club that brings through young talent with predictable frequency.
I got to thumb you down because I personally don't think it's a problem.
The " young future stars" of Mr. wenger was a failed experiment. It all started around 2004 and ended 2013 which culminated into 9years without a major trophy. The term " young future stars " was used by Mr. wenger to explain we can not compete with big clubs for quality established players due to our financial statue at had the time. very understandable!
If you wants to be a big club focus on players who can deliver or invest in " young future players " and be a southampton.
Barca, madrid, juve, man u, chealse, bayern etc. these clubs don't have any " young future stars ".
It's an unfortunate result of hanging on to deadwood players past their sell by date.
Its seems to me that both the club and it's fans are not serious.Anytime Arsenal sign a youngster from another team who is dubbed the next whatever people come out and say Arsenal have just signed a youngster who may or may not make it and that Arsene should sign ready made.They say it to seem as if it's a bad thing.Now that Chris Willock is leaving I'm anticipating that a lot of people are soon going to be blaming the same Wenger who actually likes bringing in youngsters.Anyway you have to look at the reasons he lfet.It's for game time and to him he thinks its a good choice.The bright side is that he's not Arsenal's most talented player.The likes of Donyell Malen,Yassin Fortune,Reiss Nelson in my eyes have more potential as wingers.I also think Arsenal should be very excited about Eddie Nketiah and Stephy Mavididi.They can be world class strikers in the future particularly Eddie.
It also seems people are of the view that our academy is not producing top talent.I would like to ask them on what basis this is being said.I would like them to back it with facts.Currently if you mention the best academies in the world Arsenal always comes to mind.I just don't know what's wrong with people.Arsenal have an academy with players who are as talented as the players in the so called top academies.You can't blame the club due to the fact that a player doesn't maximise or develop his potential.We are a team that gives many young players especially those with potential to develop and even have an impact on the first team.I just don't get where the notion that our academy is not a top academy anymore is coming from.I'd like people to back it with facts.
People moaning we ain't winning titles, not bringing in the best players, but want to promote kids to the first team that clearly aren't ready for the physicality of the premier league.
I am almost done with it all.
Surprised by this one, he's been long held as one of our best prospects. He's only 19 and is at one of the worlds biggest cubs. Maybe he should have worked harder and fought more if he thinks he should have cracked it by now. I'd like to think he'd show us some loyalty, appreciation for our efforts on his development. But we didn't think twice before chucking his brother to one side, who then got a place with utd. I don't think his brother will make it, but it's a strange one. If we could get him to sign and then loan him to Portugal, that would be good. I wish him all the best anyway and can see the logic in going to Benfica, they do good work and make allot of money off the back of that work. Good luck Chris.
Unfortunately, we cannot eat our cake and still have it on this one. Pat has made ad excellent point. But we are at a stage in the history of our club now where nothing is good enough except the premier league trophy. We just won the FA cup, beating man city and chelsea in the process and many fans scoffed at that and said it is not a real trophy. So who are we going to win this real trophy with? Wilock? Gnabry? Of course not. We did the youth thing for a long time and always came up short. Today we are out of the champions league. If we are going to muscle our way back into the top four, it will be with proven players. It is unfortunate but true.
Wasn't it just a year or two ago that Wenger said Willock was good enough for the first team, it was just that there were players ahead of him?
I don't think comparing arsenal's academy players at Arsenal to Chelsea's will get us very far.
What we should do is look at Barcelona, Southampton, Sporting Lisbon Academies and try to mimic there methods; and if it simply comes down to 1st Team Minutes being the key factor behind player development then we need to SACK every single person involved with sending our players on loan.
Too many of our players go on unproductive loan spells where they sit on the bench or don't make the match day squads at all (Chambers, Toral at Rangers, Nwakali In Holland) being the only real positive exceptions.
Plus, am I the only one who feels homegrown "local" players are the academy (Iwobi, Gibbs, Wilshere, Maitland-Niles, Nelson etc). Whereas, players brought in Bellerin, Toral etc are more fine tuning and polishing off rather than Academy Youth?
My problem is not these players leaving for reasons best known to them…buh as a club with good business mindset i feel the club should try what clubs in Spain and Italy are doing…attaching a buy-back clause to a player who we feel have the tendency of coming out good in the nearest future…take a look at what Madrid did to Morata when he decided to go to Juventus for regular first team football…the club need to understand that they can't accommodate everybody at the same time but they could still hold on to these future stars.


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All of this can lead to us feeling like the world is tumbling down a dark path, where humanity is lost and people are more self-centered. But once in a while we learn of some person doing something kind for someone else that restores our faith in humanity.
These people didn't move mountains, nor did they end wars, but they did make the world a better place. One kind act at a time. And reading about how their actions made such a difference in another person's life should be inspiration enough for each and every one of us to do the same. Even if we aren't able to take it to the extent of some of these precious souls, a kind act, or even a smile can make a difference in someone's day.
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import UtilsNew from "../../core/utils-new.js";
import Region from "../../core/bioinfo/region.js";
import {SVG} from "../../core/svg.js";
import GenomeBrowserConstants from "../genome-browser-constants.js";
import GenomeBrowserUtils from "../genome-browser-utils.js";

export default class KaryotypePanel {

    constructor(target, config) {
        // eslint-disable-next-line no-undef
        Object.assign(this, Backbone.Events);

        this.target = target;
        this.config = {
            ...this.getDefaultConfig(),
            ...config,
        };

        this.#init();
    }

    #init() {
        this.prefix = UtilsNew.randomString(8);
        this.width = this.config.width;
        this.height = this.config.height;

        this.pixelBase = 0;
        this.collapsed = false;
        this.hidden = false;

        // set own region object
        this.region = new Region(this.config.region);

        this.regionChanging = false;
        this.rendered = false;

        this.elements = {};

        this.#initDom();
        this.#initEvents();

        this.setVisible(!this.hidden);
    }

    #initDom() {
        const template = UtilsNew.renderHTML(`

                        ${this.config?.title || ""}

        `);

        this.div = template.querySelector(`div#${this.prefix}`);
        this.title = this.div.querySelector(`div#${this.prefix}Title`);
        this.collapse = this.div.querySelector(`div#${this.prefix}Collapse`);
        this.collapseIcon = this.div.querySelector(`span#${this.prefix}CollapseIcon`);

        // Main content
        this.content = this.div.querySelector(`div#${this.prefix}Content`);

        // Initialize SVG element
        this.svg = SVG.init(this.content, {
            "width": this.width,
            "height": this.height,
        });

        // Mark group element
        this.markGroup = SVG.addChild(this.svg, "g", {
            cursor: "pointer",
        });

        this.positionBox = null;

        this.target.append(this.div);
    }

    #initEvents() {
        this.title.addEventListener("click", () => this.toggleContent());
        this.collapse.addEventListener("click", () => this.toggleContent());
    }

    draw() {
        this.clean();

        // to prevent negative values, we require a width size of at least 500px for drawing the karyotype.
        if (this.width < this.config.minWidth) {
            return;
        }

        let x = 20;
        const xOffset = this.width / this.config.chromosomes.length;
        const yMargin = 2;
        const biggerChr = this.config.chromosomes.reduce((maxSize, chromosome) => {
            return Math.max(maxSize, chromosome.size);
        }, 0);

        this.pixelBase = (this.height - 10) / biggerChr;
        this.chrOffsetY = {};
        this.chrOffsetX = {};

        this.config.chromosomes.forEach((chromosome, index) => {
            const chrSize = chromosome.size * this.pixelBase;
            let y = yMargin + (biggerChr * this.pixelBase) - chrSize;
            this.chrOffsetY[chromosome.name] = y;
            let firstCentromere = true;

            // Create group element to render the chromosome
            const group = SVG.addChild(this.svg, "g", {
                "cursor": "pointer",
                "data-chr-name": chromosome.name,
                "data-chr-index": index,
            });

            // Register click event listener
            group.addEventListener("click", event => {
                const offsetY = (event.pageY - $(this.svg).offset().top);
                const clickPosition = parseInt((offsetY - this.chrOffsetY[chromosome.name]) / this.pixelBase);

                this.#triggerRegionChange({
                    region: new Region({
                        chromosome: chromosome.name,
                        start: clickPosition,
                        end: clickPosition,
                    }),
                    sender: this,
                });
            });

            (chromosome.cytobands || []).forEach(cytoband => {
                const width = this.config.chromosomeWidth;
                const height = this.pixelBase * (cytoband.end - cytoband.start);
                // const color = this.colors[cytoband.stain] || "purple";
                const color = GenomeBrowserConstants.CYTOBANDS_COLORS[cytoband.stain] || "purple";

                if (cytoband.stain == "acen") {
                    let points = "";
                    const middleX = x + width / 2;
                    const middleY = y + height / 2;
                    const endX = x + width;
                    const endY = y + height;

                    if (firstCentromere) {
                        points = `${x},${y} ${endX},${y} ${endX},${middleY} ${middleX},${endY} ${x},${middleY}`;
                        firstCentromere = false;
                    } else {
                        points = `${x},${endY} ${x},${middleY} ${middleX},${y} ${endX},${middleY} ${endX},${endY}`;
                    }

                    SVG.addChild(group, "polyline", {
                        "points": points,
                        "stroke": "black",
                        "opacity": 0.8,
                        "fill": color
                    });
                } else {
                    SVG.addChild(group, "rect", {
                        "x": x,
                        "y": y,
                        "width": width,
                        "height": height,
                        "stroke": "grey",
                        "opacity": 0.8,
                        "fill": color
                    });
                }

                y += height;
            });

            // Display features of interest
            // const featuresGroup = SVG.addChild(group, "g", {});
            this.config.featuresOfInterest.forEach(item => {
                if (item.display?.visible) {
                    item.features.forEach(feature => {
                        if (feature.chromosome === chromosome.name) {
                            const featureHeight = Math.max(1, this.pixelBase * Math.abs(feature.end - feature.start));
                            const featureY = yMargin + (biggerChr * this.pixelBase) - chrSize + Math.min(feature.start, feature.end) * this.pixelBase;

                            // Display region rectangle
                            SVG.addChild(group, "rect", {
                                x: x,
                                y: featureY,
                                width: this.config.chromosomeWidth,
                                height: featureHeight,
                                fill: item.display?.color || "red",
                                opacity: 0.5,
                            });

                            // Display triangle at the right side of the chromosome
                            SVG.addChild(group, "path", {
                                d: `M${x + this.config.chromosomeWidth + 4},${featureY + featureHeight / 2} l5,-5 l0,10 z`,
                                fill: item.display?.color || "red",
                                opacity: 1.0,
                            });
                        }
                    });
                }
            });

            // Generate chromosome name
            const text = SVG.addChild(this.svg, "text", {
                "x": x + 1,
                "y": this.height,
                "font-size": 9,
                "fill": "black"
            });
            text.textContent = chromosome.name;

            this.chrOffsetX[chromosome.name] = x;
            x += xOffset;
        });

        this.positionBox = SVG.addChild(this.svg, "line", {
            "x1": 0,
            "y1": 0,
            "x2": 0,
            "y2": 0,
            "stroke": "orangered",
            "stroke-width": 2,
            "opacity": 0.5
        });
        this.#recalculatePositionBox(this.region);

        this.rendered = true;
        this.trigger("after:render", {
            sender: this,
        });
    }

    #triggerRegionChange(event) {
        if (!this.regionChanging) {
            this.regionChanging = true;
            this.trigger("region:change", event);

            setTimeout(() => {
                this.regionChanging = false;
            }, 700);
        } else {
            this.updateRegionControls();
        }
    }

    #recalculatePositionBox(region) {
        const centerPosition = region.center();
        const pointerPosition = centerPosition * this.pixelBase + this.chrOffsetY[region.chromosome];

        this.positionBox.setAttribute("x1", this.chrOffsetX[region.chromosome] - 10);
        this.positionBox.setAttribute("x2", this.chrOffsetX[region.chromosome] + 23);
        this.positionBox.setAttribute("y1", pointerPosition);
        this.positionBox.setAttribute("y2", pointerPosition);
    }

    show() {
        this.target.style.display = "block";
        this.hidden = false;
    }

    hide() {
        this.target.style.display = "none";
        this.hidden = true;
    }

    setVisible(bool) {
        bool ? this.show() : this.hide();
    }

    showContent() {
        this.content.style.display = "block";
        this.collapse.classList.remove("active");
        this.collapseIcon.classList.remove("fa-plus");
        this.collapseIcon.classList.add("fa-minus");
        this.collapsed = false;
    }

    hideContent() {
        this.content.style.display = "none";
        this.collapse.classList.add("active");
        this.collapseIcon.classList.remove("fa-minus");
        this.collapseIcon.classList.add("fa-plus");
        this.collapsed = true;
    }

    toggleContent() {
        this.collapsed ? this.showContent() : this.hideContent();
    }

    clean() {
        GenomeBrowserUtils.cleanDOMElement(this.svg);
    }

    setTitle(title) {
        this.title.textContent = title;
    }

    setWidth(width) {
        this.width = Math.max(0, width);
        this.svg.setAttribute("width", this.width);

        this.draw();
    }

    setRegion(region) {
        this.region.load(region);
        this.#recalculatePositionBox(this.region);
    }

    updateRegionControls() {
        this.#recalculatePositionBox(this.region);
    }

    addMark() {
        const mark = () => {
            if (this.region.chromosome != null && this.region.start != null) {
                if (this.chrOffsetX[this.region.chromosome] !== null) {
                    const x1 = this.chrOffsetX[this.region.chromosome] - 10;
                    const x2 = this.chrOffsetX[this.region.chromosome];
                    const y1 = (this.region.start * this.pixelBase + this.chrOffsetY[this.region.chromosome]) - 4;
                    const y2 = this.region.start * this.pixelBase + this.chrOffsetY[this.region.chromosome];
                    const y3 = (this.region.start * this.pixelBase + this.chrOffsetY[this.region.chromosome]) + 4;
                    const points = `${x1},${y1} ${x2},${y2} ${x1},${y3} ${x1},${y1}`;

                    SVG.addChild(this.markGroup, "polyline", {
                        "points": points,
                        "stroke": "black",
                        "opacity": 0.8,
                        "fill": "#33FF33"
                    });
                }
            }
        };

        if (this.rendered) {
            mark();
        } else {
            this.on("after:render", () => mark());
        }
    }

    unmark() {
        GenomeBrowserUtils.cleanDOMElement(this.markGroup);
    }

    // Get default configuration for karyotype panel
    getDefaultConfig() {
        return {
            width: 600,
            minWidth: 500,
            height: 75,
            collapsed: false,
            collapsible: true,
            region: null,
            title: "Karyotype",
            chromosomes: [],
            chromosomeWidth: 12,
            featuresOfInterest: [],
        };
    }

}


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Gordon Prentice at Large - Politics in Newmarket
Whatever happened to... the $14M tax receipt given by the Town of Newmarket to the developer, Marianneville, in return for their charitable donation of land at Glenway West?
Written by Gordon Prentice
One year ago the Town of Newmarket gave the developer, Marianneville, a tax receipt for $14M in exchange for a donation of land at Glenway West.
To be clear, this $14M is not picked from the pockets of Newmarket taxpayers. It is, rather, a receipt purporting to reflect the value of the donated land which can then be used by the developer to offset tax otherwise owing to the Canada Revenue Agency.
I blogged about it here.
Work of Fiction
The $14M valuation report is a work of fiction based on "extraordinary assumptions" made by the valuer D Bottero & Associates. It assumes two large stormwater ponds can be drained and filled in to allow townhouses to be built on the donated land. I am unaware of any report by the Town's planners or engineers saying this is feasible or practicable or would otherwise fit in with the Town's policies.
When I asked the Town's new Chief Administrative Officer, Ian McDougall, to commission a new valuation on the grounds the original one was flawed he told me on 14 April 2022 he would only do so if directed by the Canada Revenue Agency.
"The Town would not alter the amount on a Tax (or Donation) Receipt that has already been issued without direction from Canada Revenue Agency. Therefore, commissioning a new valuation report would have no practical purpose and would not be an appropriate expenditure of public funds. I will be asking staff to look into other municipalities' experiences in these sorts of donated land situations in order to positively evolve our approach from any best practices identified."
In the light of this I wrote to Toni Mancini, the Director General of the CRA's Charities Directorate, on 22 April 2022 setting out the issues as I saw them. (For sight of this click "Read More" below).
After chasing them up a couple of times I was eventually told on 17 November 2022 that the CRA does
"not provide feedback or updates once a lead is submitted to us"
and that
"the Charities Directorate's actions are only made public when they result in a charity being revoked, annulled, suspended or penalised."
That's fair enough. There are undoubtedly very good public policy reasons for keeping quiet about CRA investigations. But here we are not talking about the tax affairs of private individuals but rather the process for valuing land and whether the CRA's own rules were followed. (The CRA stipulates the valuation and donation of land should happen more or less contemporaneously. Here, the so-called "fair market value" was assessed on 26 February 2021 and the tax receipt was issued on 14 December 2021 – an interval of 291 days.)
So, in the absence of any response from the CRA, I am going down the Freedom of Information route again to find out if this sort of thing is commonplace. I am careful not to name names.
Following the rules
I want to know how many times over the past five years the CRA has ordered a new valuation of land donated to a municipality on the grounds that the CRA's own rules on such charitable donations were not followed.
And I am also curious to know how many municipalities have had their charitable status revoked, annulled or suspended or had suffered some other penalty – again, in each of the last five years.
If this kind of information is not routinely collected by the CRA I won't get it - unless I am prepared to pay for a tailored search of the records.
And that could cost an arm and a leg.
So, what is the simple answer to this conundrum about estimating the true value of donated land?
I would run the valuer's "extraordinary assumptions" past the planners and engineers and test them against the Town's own policies which regulate development.
We may then get a valuation which passes muster.
And not the joke valuation which, for their own very different reasons, the Town and the developer are content to rely on.
Below: Stormwater Pond 13 which the valuation report says can be filled in and the land used for townhouses. No other stormwater ponds in Glenway have been redeveloped in this way.
Note: I received the Bottero report following a Freedom of Information request to the Town of Newmarket. When I asked for it to be posted on the Town's website I was told this would happen after the appraiser had provided the Town with an accessible PDF as required by the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. It has not yet been posted.
© 2023 Gordon Prentice at Large - Politics in Newmarket


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At the end of another busy day in Sheffield, Jamie Jones, Zak Surety, Oliver Lines and Ben Hancorn all earned promotion to the World Snooker Tour as qualifiers from the second event of 2020 Q School.
View results in full
Two-time ranking event semi-finalist and former world number 29 Jones denied Adrian Rosa, Raymond Fry and Haydon Pinhey to set up a final round clash with 2018 Shoot Out winner Michael Georgiou. With the aid of a 132 break in frame two, the Welshman won 4-0 to secure his return to the big time. The result means that Georgiou will be resigned to the amateur ranks having already been eliminated from event three.
A four-year absence from the top tier is over for Surety. The 28-year-old Englishman got the better of fellow ex-professional Leo Fernandez 4-1 in the deciding round to guarantee a two-year spell on the main circuit.
It was the second consecutive night that Fernandez fell at the final hurdle and with no more action to look forward to on Sunday, he will now set his sights on the new upcoming Q Tour, although he may receive invites to various professional events as he currently sits top of the Order of Merit.
Following his relegation here last month during the Betfred World Championship Qualifiers, former EBSA European under-21 champion Lines swiftly returns to the sport's limelight.
On his way to making the grade he saw off Challenge Tour event winner Dean Young, Australia's Ryan Thomerson, two-time ranking event winner Michael White, French youngster Brian Ochoiski and then three-time graduate Paul Davison in a high stakes all-Yorkshire affair.
Whilst the other three successful competitors re-established their status, fulfilling a lifelong ambition to turn professional for the first time is reigning English amateur champion Ben Hancorn.
The 38-year-old from Portishead continues a recent trend of English amateur winners immediately appearing on the World Snooker Tour following in the footsteps of Billy Castle (2017), Joe O'Connor (2018) and Brandon Sargeant (2019).
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The final quartet of two-year WST cards are on offer to those who emerge from the third event of this year's school on Sunday at the English Institute of Sport.
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Q: dependencyManagement - imports and direct entries in parent poms My project and my parent pom both have a dependency management section. These sections both have direct entries and "imports" of boms (i.e. poms that purely consist of dependecyManagement and are imported). Now I try to figure out the evaluation order. My best guess:

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This means that later elements overwrite earlier elements. Is this correct? If so, can I change this behaviour so that the child elements always overwrite the parent elements?

A: Following the ticket
issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-5971
it is indeed true that direct management entries cannot be overwritten by imports in child projects. This behaviour should be altered in Maven 3.6.0, according to the statements in the ticket.
As Maven 3.6.0 is distant future, I have to work around this problem. I will probably avoid direct management entries in the parent pom by constructing an auxiliary bom.

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Gov. Cox holds roundtable discussion with military commanders, receives awards for support of National Guard and Reserves
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Salt Lake City (Oct. 26, 2022) — Gov. Spencer J. Cox and the Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs (UDVMA) hosted a roundtable discussion on Wednesday with military commanders and leaders throughout the state. Commanders shared updates on their current efforts and challenges they are experiencing including concerns with housing, recruiting and retention. Leadership from the Utah Army and Air National Guard, Hill Air Force Base, Dugway Proving Ground, Fort Douglas, Tooele Army Depot, Marines Corps and Navy units provided updates and challenges during the meeting along with officials from the Utah Defense Alliance and National Security Agency.
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The Office of Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve also presented the Seven Seals and Patriot Awards on Wednesday. Gov. Spencer Cox received both the ESGR's Seven Seals Award and the Patriot Award. Mr. Gary Harter, and Mr. Jon Pierpont, chief of staff to the governor and former executive director of the Utah Department of Workforce Services, also received the ESGR Seven Seals Award. These awards recognized the outstanding support and efforts offered by the state of Utah, the Utah Department of Workforce Services, and the Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs.
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The 16th album from these British heavy metal icons.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of drums, bass, guitars and vocals.
Don Airey added keyboards and there was also a choir and a symphony orchestra involved here.
This is the final Judas Priest with the classic setup of K.K Downing, Glenn Tipton, Scott Travis, Ian Hill and Rob Halford. Both guitarists has now retired from the band.
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