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Q: Kotlin: ListVew inside a fragment i am trying to create a very simple listview inside a fragment but there is something that i am doing wrong and the list view doesnt show on the screen.
this is my fragmentWifi.kt:
import android.os.Bundle
import androidx.fragment.app.Fragment
import android.view.LayoutInflater
import android.view.View
import android.view.ViewGroup
import android.widget.ArrayAdapter
import android.widget.Button
import android.widget.ListView

// TODO: Rename parameter arguments, choose names that match
// the fragment initialization parameters, e.g. ARG_ITEM_NUMBER
private const val ARG_PARAM1 = "param1"
private const val ARG_PARAM2 = "param2"

/**
 * A simple [Fragment] subclass.
 * Use the [fragmentWifi.newInstance] factory method to
 * create an instance of this fragment.
 */
class fragmentWifi : Fragment() {
    // TODO: Rename and change types of parameters
    private var param1: String? = null
    private var param2: String? = null

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        arguments?.let {
            param1 = it.getString(ARG_PARAM1)
            param2 = it.getString(ARG_PARAM2)
        }
    }

    override fun onCreateView(
        inflater: LayoutInflater, container: ViewGroup?,
        savedInstanceState: Bundle?
    ): View? {
        // Inflate the layout for this fragment
        return inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_wifi, container, false)

        // Inflate the layout for this fragment
        //return inflater.inflate(android.R.layout.fragment_wifi, container, false)

        val contentView: View = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_wifi, container, false)
        val listView: ListView = contentView.findViewById(R.id.wifiList)
        val buttonScan: Button = contentView.findViewById(R.id.scanBtn)

        // sample data
        val list: MutableList<String> = ArrayList()
        for (i in 0..99) list.add("Item $i")
        //val listAdapter = customAdapter(this, list)
        //val listAdapter = ArrayAdapter(this, R.layout.simple_list_item, list)
        val listAdapter = ArrayAdapter(this.requireContext(), R.layout.simple_list_item, list)
        listView.adapter = listAdapter
        return contentView
    }

    companion object {
        /**
         * Use this factory method to create a new instance of
         * this fragment using the provided parameters.
         *
         * @param param1 Parameter 1.
         * @param param2 Parameter 2.
         * @return A new instance of fragment fragmentwifi.
         */
        // TODO: Rename and change types and number of parameters
        @JvmStatic
        fun newInstance(param1: String, param2: String) =
            fragmentWifi().apply {
                arguments = Bundle().apply {
                    putString(ARG_PARAM1, param1)
                    putString(ARG_PARAM2, param2)
                }
            }
    }
}

this is my fragment_wifi.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:orientation="vertical"
    android:padding="10dp"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent">

    <ListView
        android:id="@+id/wifiList"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent"
        android:layout_weight="0.97"/>

    <Button
        android:id="@+id/scanBtn"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="50dp"
        android:layout_gravity="bottom"
        android:layout_margin="15dp"
        android:background="@android:color/holo_red_light"
        android:text="Scan WiFi networks"/>
</LinearLayout>

and this is R.layout.simple_list_item :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- Copyright (C) 2006 The Android Open Source Project

     Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
     you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
     You may obtain a copy of the License at

          http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

     Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
     distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
     WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
     See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
     limitations under the License.
-->

<TextView xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:id="@android:id/text1"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:textAppearance="?android:attr/textAppearanceListItemSmall"
    android:gravity="center_vertical"
    android:paddingStart="?android:attr/listPreferredItemPaddingStart"
    android:paddingEnd="?android:attr/listPreferredItemPaddingEnd"
    android:minHeight="?android:attr/listPreferredItemHeightSmall" />

i think the proble is in the fragmentWifi.kt class, line 55:
val listAdapter = ArrayAdapter(this.requireContext(), R.layout.simple_list_item, list)

am i passing the wrong context? i also tried super.requireContext() but nothing changes. i even have tried creating a custom arrayadapter and the outcome is always the same :c

A: Just to explain what's going on
    override fun onCreateView(
        inflater: LayoutInflater, container: ViewGroup?,
        savedInstanceState: Bundle?
    ): View? {
        // Inflate the layout for this fragment
        return inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_wifi, container, false)

        // ------------ end of method -----------

        val contentView: View = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_wifi, container, false)
        val listView: ListView = contentView.findViewById(R.id.wifiList)
        val buttonScan: Button = contentView.findViewById(R.id.scanBtn)

        // sample data
        val list: MutableList<String> = ArrayList()
        for (i in 0..99) list.add("Item $i")
        //val listAdapter = customAdapter(this, list)
        //val listAdapter = ArrayAdapter(this, R.layout.simple_list_item, list)
        val listAdapter = ArrayAdapter(this.requireContext(), R.layout.simple_list_item, list)
        listView.adapter = listAdapter
        return contentView
    }

See where I've put end of method? You just returned a value, which exits the method. That always runs too (there's no if check that only returns if some condition is met) so there's no way the rest of the code will ever run. And the IDE should be warning you about that, highlighting the rest of the method and saying unreachable code or similar when you hover over it

But there's another thing to be careful about, which I've seen people run into on here. Say you didn't immediately return that first layout you inflated, so the rest of the method can run - you're still inflating a second layout.
Not only is that unnecessary, now you have to be careful about which one you're using - if you configure the second but return the first, the one that gets displayed is the one without the list etc. Or if you accidentally configure some stuff on one layout, and other stuff on the other, in the end neither layout is set up right, so whichever you return it'll have problems.
This kind of problem can arise in a lot of different situations, so it's more about being mindful of what you're doing. Inflating two separate layouts should be a red flag (unless you have a specific, intentional reason to do it of course!) - same as creating two Adapters for the same ListView or RecyclerView, etc. You get the idea - it might be something you do accidentally, but it should look suspicious when you actually go looking for the cause of a problem

A: In your onCreateView, delete the line where you have:
return inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_wifi, container, false)

A: You were inflating the layout more than you required. Please follow the below code.
override fun onCreateView(
    inflater: LayoutInflater, container: ViewGroup?,
    savedInstanceState: Bundle?
): View? {
    val contentView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_wifi, container, false)
    val listView: ListView = contentView.findViewById(R.id.wifiList)
    val buttonScan: Button = contentView.findViewById(R.id.scanBtn)

    // sample data
    val list: MutableList<String> = ArrayList()
    for (i in 0..99) list.add("Item $i")
    //val listAdapter = customAdapter(this, list)
    //val listAdapter = ArrayAdapter(this, R.layout.simple_list_item, list)
    val listAdapter = ArrayAdapter(this.requireContext(), R.layout.simple_list_item, list)
    listView.adapter = listAdapter
    return contentView
}


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Q: process is not defined on Next Page that use a HOC only on first render I am trying to use a Higher-Order Component to read some values from the server (As environment configuration) in NextJS and React. The versions are 12.0.3 and 17.0.2 respectively. Also I am using Typescript.
I am tryng to use a HOC in order to reuse this functionality. When I was using a getServerSideProps method everything was fine, but now the first render when I start the app is failing. It is important to mention that everytime I just refresh the page, all seems to work correctly
This is my HOC:
// src/components/app/withEnvironment.tsx
import {
  EnvironmentValues,
  readPublicEnvironmentValues,
} from 'config/environment';
import {NextPage} from 'next';
import {EnvironmentProvider} from 'providers';

export function withEnvironment<TProps>(
  Page: NextPage,
): (props: TProps & {environmentValues: EnvironmentValues}) => JSX.Element {
  const PageWithEnvironment = ({
    environmentValues,
    ...props
  }: TProps & {environmentValues: EnvironmentValues}) => {
    return (
      <EnvironmentProvider value={environmentValues}>
        <Page {...props} />
      </EnvironmentProvider>
    );
  };

  (PageWithEnvironment as NextPage).getInitialProps = () => {
    return {
      environmentValues: readPublicEnvironmentValues(),
    };
  };

  return PageWithEnvironment;
}

And this is how I am trying to implement it:
// src/pages/change-sets/index.tsx
import {withEnvironment} from 'components/app';
import {useEnvironment} from 'providers'

function ChangeSetPage(): JSX.Element {

  const environmentValues = useEnvironment();

  return (

ChangeSetPage

  );
}

export default withEnvironment(ChangeSetPage);

EnvironmentProvider and useEnvironment are part of a context that I would like to use to use to share values. This is how I defined them:
import {EnvironmentValues} from 'config/environment';
import React, {useContext} from 'react';

const EnvironmentContext = React.createContext<EnvironmentValues>(
  {} as EnvironmentValues,
);

export const EnvironmentProvider = EnvironmentContext.Provider;
export const EnvironmentConsumer = EnvironmentContext.Consumer;
export function useEnvironment(): EnvironmentValues {
  return useContext(EnvironmentContext);
}

Finally, the method readPublicEnvironmentValues only try to extract ENV values from the server, but as I mentioned on the first load process variable is always undefined;
export function readPublicEnvironmentValues(): EnvironmentValues {

  // Here is where the exception throws becaouse of there is no process variable only at first attempt
  const typedOptions = process.env as EnvironmentOptions;

  const currentEnv = ENVIRONMENTS.find(
    e => e === typedOptions.NEXT_PUBLIC_ENV || e === typedOptions.APP_ENV,
  );

  if (currentEnv) {
    const values: EnvironmentValues = {
      currentEnv,
      skipAuth:
        typedOptions.DEBUG === 'true' &&
        typedOptions.SKIP_AUTH_ON_DEBUG === 'true',
    };

    if (typedOptions.BACKEND_PIVOT)
      values.backendPivotApi = typedOptions.BACKEND_PIVOT;

    if (typedOptions.BACKOFFICE_PIVOT)
      values.backofficePivotApi = typedOptions.BACKOFFICE_PIVOT;

    return values;
  } else {
    throw 'It is necessary to define an environment for the application. Please set NEXT_PUBLIC_ENV or APP_ENV';
  }
}

It seems the getInitialProps method is being executed on the client side. This is the error message:

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At the Spotted Pig, the chef Gabrielle Hamilton—along with her partner, Ashley Merriman—was tasked with the daunting work of rebuilding employee loyalty, customer trust, and media goodwill.
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Last June, Gabrielle Hamilton and Ashley Merriman, the chef-owners of the revered New York restaurant Prune, announced that they were partnering with the restaurateur Ken Friedman to take over his West Village gastropub the Spotted Pig. In a disarmingly candid profile in this week's "Women's Power" issue of New York, Hamilton and Merriman explain, for the first time, why that arrangement, which ended in September, so quickly fell apart. It wasn't because of their distaste for the restaurant's history as a viper's nest of sexual misconduct, or because of the enormous public backlash to their planned involvement, or because of creative disagreements over the menu or the décor. It was because Friedman, the restaurant's majority owner, who was the subject of a blistering investigation in the Times last December, wouldn't give up his monthly paycheck. Though he has not been on site at the Pig for months, Friedman was pulling in a regular income for "overseeing the restaurant," in an amount large enough to materially undermine the beleaguered restaurant's already precarious bottom line. Hamilton told New York that she wasn't able—"ethically, financially"—to operate with Friedman on the payroll, but he had refused to budge. So she and Merriman, unable to proceed in the manner they wished, peaced the hell out.
When Hamilton first announced that she and Merriman, her wife and business partner, were pursuing a partnership with Friedman and the Spotted Pig—a person and place that have been linked to some of the most grotesque examples of restaurant-industry harassment that have come to light in the past year (Friedman has denied the claims against him)—she framed herself and Merriman as white knights, good actors with the confidence and know-how to turn a toxic workplace into a model of integrity. In a statement, Hamilton seemed to be trying to preëmpt the accusations of complicity, betrayal, and hubris that, almost instantaneously, swelled to meet the news: "We can tell you assuredly and confidently that we are not coming to partner with Ken to be his 'fence,' " she said. "We see ourselves helping the Spotted Pig, helping the industry at large, helping April"—April Bloomfield, Friedman's former business partner, and the chef who earned the Spotted Pig a Michelin star—"helping our longtime friend Ken, and helping ourselves." Merriman, in an interview with Eater, reiterated the idea that they would be challenging Friedman, involving him in the work, but not protecting him. "It's not my job to clean up Ken's mess," she said.
But cleaning up messes seems to be, for many women, an inevitable burden. The first phase of the #MeToo reckoning in the restaurant world was focussed on removing the chefs and restaurateurs accused of abuse. We watched them retreat from public affiliation with their businesses, one after another, taking a sort of self-imposed shame-leave in the hope that the stories about them would fade from public consciousness. Most of these men adopted a strategy that was equal parts performative gesture and survival tactic: throw a woman out in front of the business. The restaurant groups run (or formerly run) by Mario Batali, John Besh, and Charlie Hallowell (all of whom have denied aspects of the allegations against them) have announced new, female leaders, who must undertake the daunting work of rebuilding employee loyalty, customer trust, and media goodwill. In the meantime, the men who got the companies into these messes in the first place do, well, whatever it is that they're doing when they take "time away" from work—while, in many cases, retaining significant financial involvement and reward.
Shannon White, a former operations manager, has taken over as the C.E.O. of what used to be known as the Besh Group, and has spent the past year overhauling the thousand-employee company. Donna Insalaco, who is newly installed as the managing partner of Hallowell's four-restaurant Oakland empire, has been tasked with implementing an ambitious twelve-point plan to reform the restaurants' culture. Nancy Silverton and Lidia Bastianich, both legendary chefs in their own right, were elevated to vague "leadership roles" in Batali's former company, the B&B Hospitality Group, a change that was announced in the same press release that stated that Batali would no longer be involved in operations. Silverton and Bastianich are better known as culinary titans than as workplace-inclusion experts, yet dismantling the company's culture of harassment has fallen explicitly to them. "They are intent on making sure that no one experiences sexual or any form of harassment," the release read. In April, the Times reported that one of Batali's ideas for his post-scandal life was to launch "a new company led by a powerful woman chief executive," as if that alone were a rehabilitative business plan.
Insalaco's promotion at Hallowell's restaurants was announced last week, by way of a fifteen-hundred-word email sent to a list of thousands. Despite Insalaco's new role as the de-facto head of the company, with an ownership stake and control over Hallowell's salary, the message was written by Hallowell, and focussed on his own decision to reënter daily business operations after what he has deemed a sufficient amount of time away. Hallowell states explicitly that he elevated Insalaco because of her gender, "in order to ensure that women are at the forefront of making decisions about the business and empowered to create a safe space for other women." (He also boasts about having an "all-female board of advisers" and general managers who are women.) In an apt metaphor for Insalaco's role as his apparent human shield, the sender of the message was "Charlie Hallowell," yet the actual e-mail address was hers—any responses, complaints, or criticisms will land in her inbox, not his.
Watching all this unfold, it's hard not to feel a mixture of hope and disappointment. The restaurant industry, despite modest gender parity among the rank-and-file, is sorely, urgently in need of more women leaders, and it is good to see a few stepping into high-profile positions. But, coming in the wake of scandal, too many of these promotions feel like cynical twists on a narrative of empowerment and progress. As Hamilton explained in her June statement, part of the appeal of joining forces with Friedman was the opportunity to pair meaningful action with recognition and remuneration: to be "women in the business of increasing power and to get paid for our impeccable work." It's an admirable goal. And yet, as Hamilton and Merriman found—and as other women charged with rehabilitating damaged businesses may learn as well—the gender of the person nominally at the top of the org chart matters little if the underlying structures (and systems of financial reward) remain unchanged.
In the end, installing women to fix broken companies excuses men from engaging directly with problems they have created. It also fallaciously assumes (or, perhaps, maliciously asserts) that women are well-equipped to lead healthy workplaces simply by virtue of their femininity. The Spotted Pig is proof that this is not always the case. For fourteen years, April Bloomfield was Ken Friedman's partner at the restaurant, and at nearly a dozen other properties. For much of their affiliation, which lasted until June of this year, she was ostensibly an equal partner in their business. Yet, in the Friedman exposé in the Times, many former employees claimed that Bloomfield was aware of her partner's persistent predatory behavior, and did nothing to stop it. (In a statement, Bloomfield apologized and said, "I feel we have let down our employees.")
In the ten months since that story was published, Bloomfield has largely remained out of the public eye. On Tuesday, in an interview in the Times, she addressed her partnership with Friedman, and claimed, among other things, that she had confronted him with complaints more often than she has been given credit for. Friedman, through a spokesperson, agreed, but made a point of adding that those discussions also addressed "Ms. Bloomfield's erratic behavior and verbal abuse." (See, again, how our attention is directed away from the accused man and toward the choices of the woman associated with him?) Bloomfield, in the Times, described her dynamic with Friedman in ways that evoke an abusive relationship; she described enduring Friedman's verbal harassment, manipulative tactics for isolating her, and threats to revoke his sponsorship of her work visa. "I felt like I was in a position where he held all the cards," she said. "He had so much control, and he was so dominant and powerful, that I didn't feel like if I stepped away that I would survive."
A similar intractability seems to have characterized Friedman's behavior during his failed negotiations with Hamilton. But, perhaps because their power was more symmetrical than Friedman's with Bloomfield, or because of the brevity of their partnership, or because she was the agent of her own departure, Hamilton seems more angry at Friedman than scarred by him. She seems resentful, in particular, of his inability to see the grandness of what she and Merriman offered him: faith, based on friendship, that the two women could help bring the disgraced man back into the light. Instead, Friedman dug in his heels. He didn't want to make the sacrifices that real change would have required—and why would he? That's what he brought the women in to do.
Helen Rosner is The New Yorker's roving food correspondent. In 2016, she won the James Beard award for personal-essay writing.
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The Home, School, Community Liaison Programme was introduced in 1992 in an attempt to deliver a multiagency approach to combat educational disadvantage. Sociologists and educationalists including Pierre Bourdieu (1977) Paulo Freire (1998) have published widely on the area of educational disadvantage. Bourdieu suggests that the education system generally only recognises those children who identify with the language and codes of the dominant classes. Freire suggests that cultural differences exist between teachers and children but a socialisation process occurs over time, thus cultural and class differences must still be accepted and not used as a means of alienating children from marginalised backgrounds. This paper analyses the experiences of those working within the HSCL's delivery and their interactions with other teachers, parents and community partners. I suggest that despite the focus of the Programme being upon breaking down social barriers between schools and families, the policy faces significant challenges within the area of promoting a school-wide approach. Interview findings suggest that teachers focus on teaching their given subjects and very often do not understand the problems pertaining to poverty and inequality, which concurs with the thoughts of Bourdieu (1977). This brings into question the changing role of the teacher. Hence, We argue that the Programme requires new dimensions in teaching with a responsibility for pedagogy, emotional counselling, welfare protection and community liaison duties required which creates a problematical working environment. We conclude by asserting that such challenges have led to ambiguity within interpretation, practice and measurement of success within the HSCL.


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We all know that there were quite a number of bad girls in the Empire – and here's the Top Ten and a few runners-up! While the competition is crowded, it remains remarkable that no less than six of them, Claudia Livia Julia (usually called Livilla), Julia Livia (sometimes called Julia Drusi Caesaris filia, daughter of Drusus Caesar), Julia Agrippina the Younger, Claudia Octavia, Julia the Elder, the only daughter of Augustus [read her post on this Blog], and Livia Drusilla (also called Julia Augusta), all came from a single family and all lived within one century (58 BC to AD 68), at the same time as the famous Valeria Messalina [read her post on this Blog], Poppaea Sabina the Younger and Poppaea Sabina the Elder, her mother.
One may reasonably doubt whether a more murderous, licentious and scandalous breed existed in the annals of mankind, and they certainly matched the infamous males of the clan – the respective emperors of the age, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius and Nero. Sexual perversion, treason and poisoning are only a few examples of their human fallacies.
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How to Show Vertical Ruler in Google Docs
December 27, 2022 by Matthew Burleigh
Many of the applications that you use to edit documents will have some sort of ruler.
These can be helpful in determining the size of some document objects or making sure that an element is in the right spot.
Our how to show vertical ruler in Google Docs article will help you find the option that displays the rulers both at the top of the document and to the left of it.
1 How to Enable the Google Docs Vertical Ruler
2 Where is the Vertical Ruler in Google Docs? (Guide with Pictures)
3 More Information About the Google Docs Vertical Ruler
How to Enable the Google Docs Vertical Ruler
Open your document.
Choose the Insert tab.
Click the Show ruler option.
Our guide continues with additional information on these how to show vertical ruler in Google Docs steps, including pictures of this process.
While rulers are traditionally used to measure objects in the real world, they have some interesting applications in some of the office productivity apps that you use on your computer.
Google Docs rulers not only offer a way to see where on a page a certain object will print, but also allow you to interact with them to adjust margins and indentation.
If you've grown accustomed to incorporating these rulers into your editing process and note that they aren't visible, then you may be wondering how to get them back.
Our article continues below with additional information on how to show the vertical ruler in Google Docs.
Related Topic: You can read our how to do hanging indent on Google Docs tutorial for information on how to apply that type of indentation to some of your document content.
Where is the Vertical Ruler in Google Docs? (Guide with Pictures)
The steps in this article were performed in the desktop version of the Google Chrome Web browser but will work in most other desktop Web browsers as well.
These steps will show you how to display the Google Docs vertical ruler.
Step 1: Open your Google Docs document.
Go to https://docs.google.com and open the document that you wish to edit.
Step 2: Select the View tab at the top of the window.
Click the View option in the horizontal menu bar under the document title.
Step 3: Click the Show ruler option to toggle the vertical ruler display on or off.
Choose the Show ruler option from the drop down menu to either show or hide the vertical ruler and horizontal ruler on the document.
Now that you have completed our how to show vertical ruler in Google Docs guide you will be able to toggle this setting on and off whenever you want to display or hide the ruler while you are using Google Docs to create or edit a document.
More Information About the Google Docs Vertical Ruler
Google Docs only has one option for hiding or showing rulers. This means that you aren't able to only show the vertical ruler or only show the horizontal ruler.
If you want to display one ruler on the screen, then you will need to display both of them.
The Microsoft Word desktop word processing application also has options to hide or show the ruler.
If you open a document in Word, you can click the View tab at the top of the window, then check the box to the left of Ruler in the Show group of the ribbon to toggle the ruler display.
The mobile version of the Google Docs application doesn't have the option to hide or show the ruler. You won't be able to add the ruler to the interface in its smartphone application.
You can print a Google Docs document from the mobile app, however. Simply open the document inside the app, touch the three dots at the top-right corner of the screen, then select the Share & export option.
You can then choose Print from the menu on the right side of the menu.
This will open the iPhone print menu, where you can adjust things like the printer, the number of copies, whether or not to print in color, and paper size.
You may also need to toggle the display type in the Google Docs laptop or desktop browser if you are having trouble with the ruler.
You can click the button at the top-right corner of the document interface to switch display modes.
The different options there are:
Suggesting
The button that you need to click will indicate the mode that you are currently in. So, for example, if your document is currently in "Editing" mode, then you would need to click the Editing button if you wanted to switch to the Suggesting or Viewing mode.
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5 January, 1929 – 28 December, 2019
Robert W. Heald, 90, of Marlborough, died peacefully at his home on Saturday, December 28, 2019. He was born on January 5, 1929, in Walpole, the son of the late Earl and Elizabeth Heald. A long-time resident of Keene, Bob attended the Keene Elementary School system and graduated from Keene High School in the class of 1946 where he took pride as a tuba player in the school band. After completing two years at prep school in Tilton, New Hampshire, he enrolled at the University of New Hampshire where he majored in Economics and played in the band. Upon graduation from UNH in 1952, Bob was immediately drafted into the U. S. Army. Bob was stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky for 2 years where he attended Officer Candidate School and was commissioned a second lieutenant. On being relived from active duty, he joined the army reserves where he became Personnel Director and Instructor at the 1034th army reserve training school in Manchester. Here he was awarded an Army Commendation Medal and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after 35 years of service. Bob will be remembered for his work at the Heald Brothers' Ice Creamery in West Keene and for serving as the Grand Marshal of the Keene Memorial Day Parade for almost 50 years. For many years, Bob ran an insurance agency at his home on High Street in Keene dealing with Property and Liability insurance. He was a Senior Member of the Keene Historical Society, the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, the New Hampshire Veterans Association, the National Sojourners, the Reserve Officers Association, the Military Officers Association of America, and was a 60 year Member of Post #4 Keene American Legion. He will be missed by his many friends at Jerusalem Masonic Lodge #104 in Keene where he served as its Treasurer for 52 years and awarded the Major General John Sullivan Distinguished Service Award and made an Honorary Past Worshipful Master. He also served in the office of Grand Steward in the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire. He was also a Scottish Rite Mason where he received the Meritorious Service Award and coroneted a 33rd degree Mason in 1982, the highest level degree in Masonry. He was an active member of the Rotary Club of Keene for many years and served as its president in 1983 and 1984. Here he was awarded the Paul Harris Fellowship Award, the highest award given by the Rotary Club. He also performed his civic duties as chairman of the Marlborough Zoning Board from 1987 to 2003. He was extremely meticulous in his duties and became a teacher and mentor to all. He is survived by his cousin, Jane Heald, of Keene and was pre-deceased by his parents Earl and Elizabeth Heald. In keeping with Bob's wishes there will be a Masonic service open to all at the Foley Funeral Home, 49 Court St., Keene, on Monday, January 6th at 11:00am conducted by members of Jerusalem Masonic Lodge #104. This service will be followed by a full Military Service at the Woodland Cemetery in Keene. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Bob's memory to an organization of your choice. The Foley Funeral Home is assisting the family with these arrangements. Please visit www.foleyfuneralhome.com to leave an online remembrance.
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Ambassadors are key individuals who help to champion our profession and raise our profile. They believe in our work and are committed to spreading the word of how helpful counselling can be and the National Counselling Society. Ambassadors help us promote our services and to be involved in some of our campaigns around positive mental health and wellbeing.
With plans to add more to the list, we are delighted to have the below ambassadors on board and welcome you to read about them.
Sarah Champion MP
From 2015 to 2016, she served as Shadow Minister for Preventing Abuse and Domestic Violence as part of the Shadow Home Office team, and from 2016 to 2017, she was Shadow Secretary of State for Women and Equalities. She was born in Essex in 1969 and moved to Northamptonshire in 1977. She went to a comprehensive school and graduated from the University of Sheffield with a BA in Psychology, being the first in her family to get a degree, but could only afford to attend because she was fortunate enough to get a full grant – and there were no tuition fees. Sarah is involved in many campaigns such as those on child protection, ending violence against women and girls, support for victims, and equality and human rights. She understands how important mental health is and we look forward to making progress together.
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Anjula is a consultant media broadcaster, Psychotherapist, relationship Psychologist, family dynamics expert, social scientist, mental health campaigner, author, journalist and columnist. With over 5,000 clinical hours- and a wealth of experience over 20 years in a diversity of settings in both the public and private sector. She regularly contributes to a wide range of publications that include: The Daily Express, The Mirror, The Sun, The Telegraph, The Times, The Guardian, Grazia, Cosmopolitan and Psychologies magazine. Alongside Anjula's role of ambassador for Relate and BME Cancer voice (part of the NHS)- to support and encourage ethnic minorities to seek advice and support on healthcare issues, we hope to raise awareness of the valuable role counselling plays within the media, and ethnic minorities.
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Dominic Davies is the founder and CEO of Pink Therapy the UK's largest independent therapy organisation working with gender, sexual and relationship diverse clients and has been a pioneer in training therapists to work with these communities. He directs two online training programmes which have Advanced Specialist status with National Counselling Society. He was made a Fellow of BACP in 2007 and by the NCS in 2016. He works as a psychotherapist, clinical sexologist and supervisor online and in London and trains internationally. His vast experience is invaluable.
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Patti's Place owner honored in Thomaston
Scot Allyn
THOMASTON >> Patti Kelley, owner of Patti's Place Restaurant and the winner of the Rotary Club of Thomaston's Distinguished Citizen of 2013 award, said she had a simple rule for living her life.
"You have to be as nice and respectful to people as you want them to be with you," said Ms. Kelley, 54, who has run her popular restaurant and gathering place for 23 years at 4 Park St.
"I really am excited about the award," she said. "George Seabourne and Roger Perrault (of the Rotary Club of Thomaston) came in here last week and told me someone who comes to Patti's Place every day is the next distinguished citizen of the year. So I asked them who it was, and they said me!"
Ms. Kelley was chosen because she exemplifies Rotary's mottos of 'Service Above Self' and 'One Profits Most Who Serves Best,' Perreault said.
"She has many elderly widows and widowers who frequent her place daily, for their one hot meal of the day," said Perreault, chairman of the Selection Committee. "If one of them does not show up on their normal schedule, she is promptly on the phone to see if they are ill or in need of help. If the phone does not answer, she will send one of her employees to their home, to be certain that they are okay. Ms. Kelley brings favorite meals to those who are in rehab. She also makes many visits to area nursing homes, bringing their special meal with her. On the major holidays, Patti makes certain that they have prepared meals."
Ms. Kelley was quick to share credit where it was due.
"My husband (Mike), my family and my staff make it all possible," she said. "What we do here can't be done without them. People have been very good to me and I just want to give a little back."
After growing up in Bristol and Wolcott, Ms. Kelley has lived in Thomaston for 30 years. She and her husband Mike, who is an electrician at Ward Leonard Electric Co., in Thomaston, have four sons.
"I worked in a factory in Bristol, and I waitressed four nights a week, to raise the money to buy my own restaurant," said Ms. Kelley. "I knew exactly what I wanted to do with my life since I was in high school -- I wanted to have my own restaurant. When Pop's Luncheonette became available, in 1990, we negotiated a price, and here I am."
Caricatures of customers and staff, created by Bob Fournier, brighten the walls in Patti's Place, where a black-and-white checkerboard pattern tile floor and red trim combine with delicious aromas from the grill to make an inviting atmosphere.
"When I bought the place, I went to the fire department, police department and ambulance service and told them if they need anything, they should call me.," Ms. Kelley said. "Later, when the fire department went out on a big fire, they called for 75 bacon, cheese and egg sandwiches. During the big snowstorm (in October 2011), all my customers were in here charging their phones."
Ms. Kelley is also proud of her service to American Legion Post 22, where she cooks for testimonial dinners and Christmas and Halloween parties.
Ms. Kelley will be honored at a banquet April 19 at the Grand Oak Villa in Oakville. Tickets are available from any Rotarian, the Thomaston Public Library or Patti's Place.
Every year the Rotary Club of Thomaston awards $10,000 to Thomaston students, and this year scholarships will be given in the name of Patti Ms. Kelley. Individuals and businesses will have the opportunity to donate to the Rotary Scholarship Fund. All of the donor's names will be listed in the newspaper.
Reach Scot Allyn at 860-489-3121, Ext. 335. Find an error in this story? E-mail factcheck@nhregister.com.


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In 2015, the US Mint produced these striking coins to commemorate the past, present and future of the March of Dimes, which celebrated its 75th anniversary that year. The 90% silver dollar coin pictures Franklin Roosevelt and Jonas Salk on one side and a baby sleeping in its parent's hand on the other side.
The two 90% silver dimes feature the recognizable portrait of Roosevelt on one side and a torch, olive branch, and oak branch on the reverse. One dime is the first Proof silver dime produced by the West Point Mint and the other is the first Reverse Proof silver dime from the Philadelphia Mint. Take a close look at the image to see how they differ. The standard Proof has frosted edges over a mirrored field, while the Reverse Proof has mirrored devices on a frosted field. It's neat to see these differences side-by-side.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (NFIP) on January 3, 1938. A non-partisan association of scientists and volunteers, the organization worked to develop a polio vaccine and helped those with polio through their physical rehabilitation. The foundation also created a network of local chapters to raise money and distribute aid.
Initially, the NFIP raised funds at the annual President's Birthday Ball, through donations from wealthy celebrities. Over time, however, the number of children affected outpaced the fundraising. Therefore, President Roosevelt began appealing to the public to help. During one fundraiser, singer Eddie Cantor jokingly told the public to send dimes to the president, which helped inspire the term "March of Dimes."
The people of America answered his call – flooding the White House with 2,680,000 dimes ($268,000) in donations. The press called the public response, "a silver tide which actually swamped the White House."
By Christmas, booths were set up in cities around the country where children could donate their dimes. Children were significant donors, claiming they wanted to help other children to get better.
By 1941, the March of Dimes raised enough funds to develop an iron lung, which helped polio patients breathe when they lost muscle control of their lungs. In 1946, the US produced an FDR dime to honor his life and his work for the March of Dimes. In 1949, the March of Dimes tasked Dr. Jonas Salk with developing a polio vaccine, which he achieved in 1955. Salk's vaccine helped to decrease the number of polio cases per year from tens of thousands to just a handful.
Once polio had been defeated, the March of Dimes shifted their focus to birth defects prevention in 1958. In this new avenue, the March of Dimes began funding genetic research and helping to create birth defects treatment centers in hospitals around the country. They also helped to found the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in California, which studies a variety of diseases.
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Leah has over 15 years experience in Catering/Conference Services, Weddings, Social Events, specializing in Corporate Meetings & Trade shows. She began her career as a Catering/Conference Services Manager for the Aladdin Hotel & Casino, now known as the Planet Hollywood. Leah's extensive experience and success has been due to working in various positions, seeing thru events from start to finish, providing exceptional service, building relationships and gaining trust from clients. She has been a Director of Catering/Conference Services at the M Resort Hotel, Senior Catering Sales Manager at the New Tropicana and most recently, as the Catering/Conference Manager at the 5 Star Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas.Leah is diverse and flexible in planning and servicing all types of events. She is dedicated to making your DREAM event become a reality and a success. One of her passions is volunteering for events and fundraisers for charitable organizations such as, the Little Miss Hannah Foundation. A foundation that is very near and dear to her heart.
Leah's true love in life is her special needs daughter Tristyn. She is her blessing and miracle that makes her life complete. Leah's outlook in life is to always be patient, positive, look for the best in everything, and most of all, have fun!
"We got married 04/08/2016 at Wildfire Valley in LV. Having a wedding at dessert is very tricky being that there is no perfect layout as oppose to having it at a reception hall. Leah was AMAZING!!! I enjoyed my wedding because of her wonderful work."
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This is your chance to enjoy a unique slice of everyday living railway history from the same producers that bring you the Steam World Archive Series - the most authentic and popular steam archive series available today. This new series features action from all parts of the old British Railways network and benefits from faithfully added sound using the renowned Peter Handford original steam sound library. Volume one compares some of the favourite express passenger classes, and even includes rare archive cab rides. Each programme is accompanied by an informative script highlighting the major differences between the classes. So turn back the clock with Tele Rail and enjoy the authentic sights and sounds of yesterday!
• Castle Archive film from the late 1960s including a spectacular cab ride from Worcester to Paddington.
• King The jewel in the crown - at least as far as the GWR was concerned. These magnificent locomotives are predominately featured around Snow Hill Birmingham.
• Coronation The power of Stanier's finest creation, and certainly the best loved of his designs affectionately better known as Duchesses are seen working on the WCML including the steep climb over Shap.
• Jubilee Rare views of Silver Jubilee in the late 1930s plus action over the beautiful Settle to Carlisle route in the late 1960s.
• Britannia Nostalgic action including a remarkable cab ride out of London Liverpool Street on 70000 Britannia in 1955.
• A3 One of the best loved express passenger classes, highlighting plenty of evocative lineside action on the ECML and some rare views on the Waverley Route.
• A4 Superb archive film of this favourite class at work in their heyday on the ECML (including a cab ride) and onto Aberdeen.
• Bulleid Pacifics Featuring Merchant Navy, West Country and Battle of Britain classes - including a cab ride.


I strongly considered using this stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils.
I think it's beautiful; however, I think that using a stencil might actually take me longer than just painting it by hand and time is limited, so I think I'll just freehand it. If I make a mess of it, I'll order the stencil.
Currently, the bathroom has the large, frameless mirrors that the builder installed with builder-grade sconces above.
I'm thrilled with the result and so glad I could repurpose the shells from the chandelier.
I might not make much progress by next week. I'm going to High Point this weekend and won't be back until late Tuesday night. Hopefully, I can catch up after I get back. I'm feeling a little behind. Please take some time to look at all the other ORC posts here and here.


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		user        : 'frf_secret',
		database    : 'frf_secret',
		ssl         : false, //consider making it true for a remote server
		host        : 'localhost',
		server_port : 3030
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Join the AAUGA's second meeting at the Parsons Brinckerhoff office in downtown Denver from 6 to 8:30pm on October 28th, This is a great opportunity to learn new tips, techniques, and network with others in your field.
6:30 to 7:00 – Cityscape Autodesk Edition: This special version of Cityscape ships with 3ds Max 2011 and it is perfect for rapidly creating city environments. This demonstration will familiarize you with how Cityscape works, how it can be integrated in your workflow and you will learn more about the other versions of Cityscape.
7:00 to 7:30 – The Unreal Developers Kit: Epic's Unreal Developers Kit or UDK has been around for a litle while and has significantly changed how we can author and distribute realtime interactive enviroments. Used primarily as a gaming platform, you will have to chance to see how it can be applied for alternative purposes as well as get a closer look at the UDK workflow.
7:30 to 8:00 – Proxies in 3ds Max: Proxy creation in 3ds Max has been around for several versions, but in this demonstration you will see how it is leveraged to create massive scene file without killing your workstation. You will learn how to create both Mental Ray and V-Ray proxies as well as explore several tools for creating polygon intensive foliage and distributing proxies throughout your scene.
8:00 to 8:30 - Networking: We will wrap up the meeting with some time for you to "network" with your fellow AAUGA members as well as get a chance to testdrive the Intellidrive simulator created with the UDK.


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Near Cuba in Crawford County, Missouri — The American Midwest (Upper Plains)
A Time of Sadness
By Devry Becker Jones, September 15, 2019
1. A Time of Sadness Marker
A Time of Sadness. . The 1870 Drum Creek Treaty forced the Osage off their land to Oklahoma Indian Territory. The Osage became the only tribe to purchase their own reservation. They chose land "the white man would never want or be able to use." They obtained mineral rights to this property, and in the 1920s when oil was discovered, the Osage became the richest people per capita in the world. This extreme wealth led to the "Reign of Terror," where hundreds of Osages were murdered to obtain their inheritance headrights. The newly formed FBI took over the investigation of the murders, but most of the death cases remain unsolved. . This historical marker was erected by The Staff of the Wahzhazhe Cultural Center. It is Near Cuba in Crawford County Missouri
The 1870 Drum Creek Treaty forced the Osage off their land to Oklahoma Indian Territory. The Osage became the only tribe to purchase their own reservation. They chose land "the white man would never want or be able to use." They obtained mineral rights to this property, and in the 1920s when oil was discovered, the Osage became the richest people per capita in the world. This extreme wealth led to the "Reign of Terror," where hundreds of Osages were murdered to obtain their inheritance headrights. The newly formed FBI took over the investigation of the murders, but most of the death cases remain unsolved.
Erected by The Staff of the Wahzhazhe Cultural Center.
Topics. This historical marker is listed in these topic lists: Industry & Commerce • Law Enforcement • Native Americans.
Location. 38° 4.441′ N, 91° 24.399′ W. Marker is near Cuba, Missouri, in Crawford County. Marker can be reached from State Highway P 0.1 miles east of State Highway 19, on the right when traveling east. Touch for map.
Marker is at or near this postal address: 71 Highway P, Cuba MO 65453, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Today's Warriors (a few steps from this marker); Expansion of America (within shouting distance of this marker); The Beginning (within shouting distance of this marker); The Osage Trail (within shouting distance of this marker); Veterans Memorial (approx. 0.7 miles away); The River (approx. ¾ mile away); St Louis, Salem & Little Rock Railroad (approx. ¾ mile away); American Legion Veterans Memorial (approx. 0.8 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Cuba.
Additional keywords. Genocide
Credits. This page was last revised on April 5, 2020. It was originally submitted on September 18, 2019, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia. This page has been viewed 86 times since then. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on September 18, 2019, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia.


We know that non-serialized drugs will exist in the supply chain after November 27th of this year because they can be sold legally by manufacturers prior to that date, and because the DSCSA (apparently) allows manufacturers to continue selling those that fall under the DSCSA grandfathering provision after that date (see "Will Manufacturers Be Able To Grandfather Products In Their DC And 3PL?").
What this appears to mean is that between November 27th of 2019 and 2020, dispensers can still buy drugs that are not serialized, but for that same one year period, wholesale distributors cannot sell them. In that case, as Kevan asks, who exactly is going to sell non-serialized drugs to those dispensers during that time? Why aren't these dates the same?
I think he has a good point. In fact, the effect of these different dates could tempt pharmacies to consider acting as wholesale distributors of non-serialized drugs during that one year window. I don't think that's what Congress intended, and I think the FDA and State Boards of Pharmacy will frown on that kind of activity.
Keep in mind that the DSCSA accommodates the transfer of drugs between dispensers in DSCSA transactions [see DSCSA Sections 582(d)(1)(A) (ii) and (iii)]. So during this one year period, dispensers cannot buy non-serialized drugs from wholesale distributors, but they can still buy, sell and exchange them with other dispensers. I think this provision exists to enable the kind of trading of stock between pharmacies that has been used by hospitals historically to address spot-shortages within a local area. I'm pretty sure it was not intended to open the door to pharmacies doing business as a wholesale distributor–selling non-serialized drugs to anyone placing an order. What do you think?


November 11 – St. Martin of Tours, Bishop – 316 – November 8, 397.
While Martin was still a soldier in the Roman army and deployed in Gaul (modern day France), he experienced the vision that became the most-repeated story about his life. One day as he was approaching the gates of the city of Amiens he met a scantily clad beggar. He impulsively cut his own military cloak in half and shared it with the beggar. That night, Martin dreamed of Jesus wearing the half-cloak he had given away. He heard Jesus say to the angels: "Here is Martin, the Roman soldier who is not baptized; he has clad me." (Sulpicius, ch 2). Martin Luther was named after St. Martin, as he was baptized on November 11 (St. Martin's Day).


On a clifftop above the sea, on the Mediterranean island of Crete, a young man meditating at sunset heard a voice inside say "Go to India." He climbed down to his cave and there met his childhood friend and fellow traveller, who had been meditating on the seashore. This other young man had heard, at the same time, a voice telling him to "Go to Israel."
Richard Slavin and Gary Liss were middle-class, teenage Americans on a hippie tour of Europe. The 1960s were ending and America was tormented by its war in Vietnam. Slavin, known to his friends presciently as "Monk", and Liss were not just counterculturals but also serious if unguided spiritual seekers.
The morning after his call to India, Monk left his old friend — and who knew for how long? He had no money and no travel plan. "I believe if I just hitchhike toward the east, someday I'll reach that land where the answer to my prayers awaits me," he said. So he did — across Greece, Turkey, Iran and Pakistan.
But he doesn't reach India until page 86. This marks a change from a number of other books written by Western spiritual seekers in India, which typically get under way once the author is here. Monk's quest began long before — in his childhood, as he tells it — and he is scrupulous in describing the path he traversed. All this long but fascinating preamble is part of the physical aspect of the "journey home". The spiritual journey runs alongside.
In India Monk wanders between hills and plains, spending his time with sadhus of all persuasions. He is no tourist but a sadhu himself in search of the right path and the true guru. It is amazing how much seeking he packs into a year — including a month spent meditating on a rock in the Ganga near Haridwar and more time spent in a cave. As in the pre-India section, Monk shows himself to be always open to lessons from experience — and each lesson is marked off in italics to show its importance.
Eventually Monk finds his way to Vrindavan, and there he stays, despite extreme ill health. This place, where Krishna teased the gopis, feels like home.
Monk finally takes as his guru Srila Prabhupada, head of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (Iskcon). But this happens at the end of the book. Before this Monk has described the many individuals from whom he sought spiritual leadership, treating each with affection, admiration and sometimes awe. There are memorable characters like the cave-dwelling Tat Walla Baba and the humble Ghanashyam with his cupboard shrine to Radha-Krishna.
Now Monk, or Radhanath Swami, is a senior Iskcon figure. The fact that the end is known makes the story sometimes a trifle dubious — such as the bizarre episode in Kabul when Monk is assailed by a naked Dutch temptress ("perfumed") and her sweaty Afghan bodyguard, akin to Jesus's temptations in the desert. But as a whole, the uncomplicatedness and insider-hood of the telling should abash anyone who sees in this book any hint of that evil affliction, Orientalism.


Immediately after Apple's MacBook Air refreshes, Xiaomi Mi is fully prepared to launch the next generation of Notebook Air. Mi Notebook Air launch will be held on March 26 in an event in China.
In a teaser posted by the company on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, Xiaomi is trying to bank on the weight of the notebook. The original repetition of the Mi Notebook Air was heavier than the MacBook Air and its weight was 1.28 kilograms.
While the key specifications of Mi Notebook Air are not yet out, we can expect that the Notebook 2018 model can come in three i3 / i5 / i7 CPU configurations. Also, like previous generations, it will be a Windows-based device.
Like its predecessors, it will not be a stretch to think that the notebook will come with a motivated design inspired by the MacBook.
It would be interesting to see if Xiaomi would be ready to launch Mi Notebook Air in India. Chinese electronics chief has not yet launched a single repetition of notebook air in India, but seeing that Huawei has recently launched Metbook Pro here, it is highly probable that Xiaomi can do just that.


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With COVID-19 still dominating the news and remaining a central part of everyday life, it is easy to forget that other serious viral diseases still exist. One example is hepatitis: the World Health Organization (WHO) has estimated that around 325 million people worldwide are living with hepatitis,1 which is almost the same size as the population of the USA.2 However, 9 out of 10 people will be unaware that they have the disease, as there are often no noticeable symptoms.3
There are five main viral strains of hepatitis (A-E); types B and C together are the most common cause of liver cirrhosis, liver cancer, and deaths related to viral hepatitis. In the UK, hepatitis C is the most prevalent form and is typically spread through sharing needles.4
Effective drug treatment and vaccination are available for hepatitis, and the WHO announced a global strategy in 2016 to reduce new hepatitis infections by 90% and deaths by 60% by 2030, which was endorsed by all WHO member states.1 However, with less than 10 years to go progress has stalled, with very few countries on track to fulfil the WHO pledge.
World Hepatitis Day takes place on 28th July, a date that was chosen to honour the birthday of the Nobel-winning scientist Baruch Blumberg, who discovered the hepatitis B virus and developed both a diagnostic test and a vaccine.5 This day offers an opportunity to raise awareness of the burden of hepatitis and highlight the need for improved access to diagnosis and management strategies.
NOhep is a global organisation dedicated to the elimination of viral hepatitis. We can help by signing their open letter urging governments to make the elimination of hepatitis a priority (https://www.nohep.org/2020whdletter/). NOhep is also a good source of information about hepatitis and has other ways to join their campaign and help find the missing millions with hepatitis (https://www.nohep.org/).
1. World Health Organization. Health topics: hepatitis. https://www.who.int/health-topics/hepatitis#tab=tab_1 (accessed July 2020).
2. Worldometer. United States population (live). https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/us-population/ (accessed July 2020).
3. NOhep. https://www.nohep.org/ (accessed July 2020).
4. NHS health A-Z. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/hepatitis/ (accessed July 2020).
5. World Health Organization. WHO campaigns: World Hepatitis Day. https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-hepatitis-day (accessed July 2020).


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Q: Facebook New Videos not showing on video table I have been working on Facebook API. I use fql for accessing users video.
My code goes like this
$fql = 'SELECT vid, owner, title, description, thumbnail_link, embed_html, updated_time, created_time FROM video WHERE owner= '.$uid;
$params = array(
                    'method' => 'fql.query',
                    'query' => $fql,
                    'access_token'=>$access_token
                    );
$videos = $facebook->api($params);

Its only showing old videos, but the new videos from last few days is not being showed in videos list.
Also I tried
https://graph.facebook.com/{vid}/?access_token=my_access_token

It only returns video for old videos, for new video it returns false.


Is Anthony Hopkins Bad Hannibal?
People on the Hannibal tv show message board say Hopkins was clownish and not scary and that Mads Mikkelson is much better?
Best Answer: I think Anthony Hopkins played a great Hannibal. He played the character first and he was scary, he's a tremendous actor. Everyone has a different opinion, may they don't really like him or are being overly critical in defence of the Hannibal in the tv series.
There are many difference between both Hannibals. The series is Hannibal before he got caught and Anthony Hopkins played him in prison, we have yet to see that side of Hannibal in the series so you can't really compare them.
They are quite different but then they have to be or it would be boring.
Well, he won an Oscar about his performance as Hannibal, what is that tell you?
Which Anthony Hopkins film do I watch next?
Why did Hannibal Rising get such bad reviews?
Can you tell me some or all of the films that Anthony Hopkins has been in?
Anyone else thought that Anthony Hopkins looked good as Dr. Van Helsing?
Why did Hannibal Rising get bad reviews?
How come racist people think it's funny to see minorities being made fun of especially in movies?
Anyone else think they should end MCU now?


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require 'forwardable'

module Prj

  class DirWithScore
    include Comparable
    extend Forwardable

    attr_accessor :dir, :score

    def_delegators :dir, :length, :to_s

    def initialize(dir, score)
      @dir, @score = dir, score
    end

    def <=>(other)
      if score < other.score
        -1
      elsif score > other.score
        1
      else
        if length < other.length
          -1
        elsif  length > other.length
          1
        else
          0
        end
      end
    end
  end

end


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Q: Adding a function to the Object prototype and making it available to all modules I am doing some experimentation with Typescript and I am trying to add a property to the Object prototype so that it is available to all objects in all of my modules.
Here is what I have so far:
In a Common.ts file
Object.defineProperty(Object.prototype, 'notNull', {
    value: function(name: string){
        if(this === null || this === undefined){
            throw new Error(`${name} cannot be null nor undefined`);
        }

        return this;
    },
    enumerable: false
});

Now I would like to use it in another file like so:
module SomeModule{
    class Engine{
        constructor(public horsePower: number, public engineType: string){}
    }

    class Car{
        private _engine: Engine;

        constructor(private engine: Engine){
            //Of course here the compiler complains about notNull not existing
            this._engine = engine.notNull('engine');
        }
    }
}

Now I am at a loss since I am not sure that by exporting "Object" with module.exports in Common.ts makes sense at all. And even if I do that and import it on my other file, that does not seem to do anything.
Is there a way to implement something like this?
Thank you.

A: When you change the Object.prototype it will affect everything in the environment that is running your code, which is why you'd usually be advised to avoid extending native types.
With that being said, if you do want to walk this path, then here's what you need to do:
As I said, once you change the prototype it will already be available at runtime, but the compiler isn't yet aware of the change so it will complain when you try to use this new method.
To get around that, you need to use global augmentation:
declare global {
    interface Object {
        notNull(name: string): this;
    }
}

Edit
As the comment to this answer suggested, this approach only works if you're using modules (import/export), but if you don't then you need to do this:
interface Object {
    notNull(name: string): this;
}

And put it in a place that is used in any file in which you're trying to use notNull, for example in a .d.ts file that is referenced in all your ts source files.

2nd Edit
To use modules you'll just do:
export class Engine{
    constructor(public horsePower: number, public engineType: string){}
}

export class Car {
    private _engine: Engine;

    constructor(private engine: Engine){
        //Of course here the compiler complains about notNull not existing
        this._engine = engine.notNull('engine');
    }
}

Without sourounding it with module SomeModule { ... }


Le Grand-Bornand, July 17th, ST10 – "I'm not happy because I would have liked to win – Ion Izagirre has a bitter smile – but today Julian Alaphilippe was simply the strongest".
"On the penultimate climb, there was a moment when I suffered a lot but then I recovered and I started in pursuit. At the top, the French rider had an advantage of over 1'30 ", I recovered something downhill and on the last ascent I was full gas, but it was too late".
"I would like to try again – concluded Ion – but now we have to focus on Vincenzo because now he is really ahead in the overall and me and my teammates are here at the Tour to help him the much as possible".
Tomorrow, the second alpine stage with again a lot of climbs. From Albertville to La Rosière of only 108km but with two terrible ascents of Hors Catègorie and the finish line at the end of a 17km climb with an average gradient close to 6%. In short, another day of great show.