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John Bolton Claims He Was 'Suppressed Unfairly' by the White House, Applauds Resistance Twitter for 'Standing' with Him
Is neocon John Bolton getting ready to join the resistance?
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton took to Twitter today to claim that the White House had been denying him access to his social media account.
Bolton made the announcement on Friday morning that his Twitter account had finally been "liberated" after being "suppressed unfairly" by the White House.
Glad to be back on Twitter after more than two months. For the backstory, stay tuned……..
— John Bolton (@AmbJohnBolton) November 22, 2019
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We have now liberated the Twitter account, previously suppressed unfairly in the aftermath of my resignation as National Security Advisor. More to come…..
Re: speaking up — since resigning as National Security Advisor, the @WhiteHouse refused to return access to my personal Twitter account. Out of fear of what I may say? To those who speculated I went into hiding, I'm sorry to disappoint!
In full disclosure, the @WhiteHouse never returned access to my Twitter account. Thank you to @twitter for standing by their community standards and rightfully returning control of my account.
The White House has reportedly denied Bolton's accusation that they locked him out of his Twitter account.
WH denies blocking Bolton from accessing his Twitter account. Senior admin official says "The White House did not block Mr. Bolton from accessing his personal Twitter account, and wouldn't have the technical means to do so."
— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) November 22, 2019
Bolton resigned from the Trump administration after having serious foreign policy disagreements with President Donald Trump. Bolton kept pushing his pro-war beliefs while Trump wanted to enact a more non-interventionist agenda.
"So, John is somebody that I actually got along with very well. He made some very big mistakes," Trump said after Bolton was ousted from the administration.
Trump was particularly dismayed by Bolton's remarks that North Korea would be taken care of using the "Libyan model." This was a huge set-back in the ongoing peace talks between Trump and his good friend North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
"And it set us back, and frankly he wanted to do things — not necessarily tougher than me — You know John's known as a tough guy. He's so tough he got us into Iraq … but he's actually somebody I had a very good relationship with. But he wasn't getting along with people in the administration that I consider very important," Trump said.
"As soon as he mentioned that, the Libyan model, what a disaster. Take a look at what happened to Gadhafi," he added. "I don't blame Kim Jong Un for what he said after that. And he wanted nothing to do with John Bolton. And that's not a question of being tough. That's a question of being not smart to say something like that."
Trump went on to mock Bolton for his history of supporting failed foreign policy.
"John wasn't in line with what we were doing and actually in some cases he thought it was too tough what we were doing," he said. "Mr. Tough Guy, you know, you had to go into Iraq. Going into Iraq was something he felt very strongly about."
Bolton's social media posts indicate that he may be getting ready to join the left-wing resistance. The mustachioed warmonger signed a book deal earlier this month worth $2 million, and the book is scheduled to be published before the 2020 presidential election.
President Trump trusted Bolton to serve in his administration despite their many differences, and that trust may be broken by a neoconservative scorned by Trump's unwillingness to start illegal wars.
Report: Senate Republicans Threaten President Trump with Impeachment to Prevent Him From Pardoning Assange, Snowden
The deep state wins again.
President Donald Trump is not expected to pardon whistleblowers Edward Snowden and Julian Assange before leaving office tomorrow, with Senate Republicans holding impeachment over his head to stop him from striking back against the deep state.
The Mercury News has reported that "Trump is also not expected to pardon Edward Snowden or Julian Assange, whose roles in revealing US secrets infuriated official Washington."
"While he had once entertained the idea, Trump decided against it because he did not want to anger Senate Republicans who will soon determine whether he's convicted during his Senate trial. Multiple GOP lawmakers had sent messages through aides that they felt strongly about not granting clemency to Assange or Snowden," they wrote.
President Trump will reportedly not pardon Assange and Snowden because he wants to placate the GOP swamp following the Jan.6 siege on the U.S. Capitol, which has caused many prominent Republicans to turn on the president and blame him for the violence that occurred.
"As he departs office, Trump has expressed real concern that Republicans could turn on him. A conviction in the Senate impeachment trial would limit his future political activities and strip him of some of the government perks of being an ex-president," the Mercury News stated.
"Trump is less worried about being barred from running from office again, and more concerned with the optics of being convicted by the Senate, people familiar with the matter said," the report continued.
President Trump will be letting down his most fervent supporters, who have joined a large bipartisan coalition to urge the president to pardon Assange and Snowden, as Big League Politics has reported:
President Donald Trump is being urged by a bipartisan coalition to pardon whistleblowers' advocate Julian Assange, who is facing charges under the Espionage Act for reporting accurately on war crimes and other heinous government and corporate abuses.
The WikiLeaks founder has been brutalized in a hellish super-max prison in Britain awaiting possible extradition to the U.S. for nearly two years now. Trump has a chance to foil the deep state's plans to make an example of Assange and set the precedent for other journalists to be attacked in a similar manner.
An eclectic mix of individuals, including hardcore Trump backers, far-left civil liberties activists, former Nobel Prize winners, and current and former heads of state, have signed onto a letter imploring the president to pardon Assange.
The letter, which was delivered in December, urges President Trump to put a "defining stamp on your presidential legacy by pardoning Julian Assange or stopping his extradition." It was signed by veteran right-wing operatives Roger Stone and Dinesh D'Souza, both of whom received pardons from the president.
The former presidents of the Dominican Republic, Paraguay, Switzerland, Columbia and Brazil also signed the letter. Other signatories include former Nobel Laureates Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, Mairead Maguire, Shirin Ebadi and Rigoberta Menchú.
"The US prosecution of Assange is unprecedented: he faces 175 years in prison for the same publications for which he has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. This prosecution threatens the constitutional protections that Americans hold dear. By offering a pardon, to put a stop to the prosecution of Assange, your presidency will be remembered for having saved First Amendment protections for all Americans," the letter stated.
President Trump will be leaving the White House with the deep state stronger than ever, having failed in every sense to restore accountability to the so-called intelligence community. So much for "trust the plan," eh?


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The Sheffield boys, Bring Me The Horizon, are back with a perfectly executed new track that exudes the post-hardcore, pop-rock style that they seem to have found success and confidence in. "Mantra" is the first release from the band's forthcoming album titled, amo, which is slotted for a January 11 release.
Bring Me The Horizon's massive fan base has a lot to look forward to after patiently waiting for new material since the band's exceedingly popular 2015 album, That's The Spirit. Now, they can finally rejoice in not only a new song and promise of a new album but also the announcement of a world tour that will commence November 5th.
The official video for "Mantra" is a fevered montage of bizarre if not disturbing images, and can be viewed below.
On August 24, the band made a surreptitious appearance at Reading Festival 2018, using no more promotion than scattered signs and flyers emblazoned with the words "MANTRA IS HERE" around the festival grounds. BMTH wasted no time with filler at Reading by coming right out of the gate with their new single.
11/05 – Stuttgart, DE @ Schleyer-Halle
11/06 – Hamburg, DE @ Sporthalle
11/08 – Berlin, DE @ Ufo Im Velodrome
11/09 – Chemnitz, DE @ Messe
11/10 – Vienna, AT @ Stadthalle
11/12 – Zurich, CH @ Samsun Hall
11/13 – Milan, IT @ Forum
11/14 – Munich, DE @ Zenith
11/16 – Antwerp, BE @ Lotto
11/17 – Frankfurt, DE @ Jahrhunderthalle
11/18 – Duesseldorf, DE @ Mitsubishi Electric Halle
11/20 – Amsterdam, NL @ Afas Live
11/21 – Paris, FR @ Le Zenith
11/23 – Birmingham, UK @ Arena
11/24 – Leeds, UK @ First Direct Arena
11/25 – Glasgow, UK @ SSE Hydro
11/27 – Cardiff, UK @ Motorpoint Arena
11/29 – London, UK @ Alexandra Palace
01/23 – Nashville, TN @ Municipal Auditorium
01/25 – Orlando, FL @ CFE Arena
01/26 – Atlanta, GA @ Coca-cola Roxy
01/28 – Fairfax, VA @ Eaglebank Arena
01/29 – Manhattan, NY @ Hammerstein Ballroom
02/01 – Boston, MA @ Tsongas Center
02/02 – Montreal, QC @ Place Bell
02/04 – Detroit, MI @ The FIllmore Detroit
02/05 – Chicago, IL @ Aragon Ballroom
02/06 – Minneapolis, MN @ Armory
02/08 – Dallas, TX @ South Side Ballroom
02/09 – Houston, TX @ Revention Music Center
02/11 – Denver, CO @ The Fillmore Auditorium
02/13 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Forum
02/15 – Phoenix, AZ @ Comerica Theatre
02/16 – Las Vegas, NV @ The Joint
04/10 – Brisbane, AU @ Entertainment Centre
04/12 – Sydney, AU @ Qudos Bank Arena
04/13 – Melbourne, AU @ Rod Vaer Arena
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package swt

import "github.com/timob/javabind"

type ProgramProgramInterface interface {
	JavaLangObjectInterface

	// public static org.eclipse.swt.program.Program findProgram(java.lang.String)
	FindProgram(a string) *ProgramProgram

	// public static java.lang.String[] getExtensions()
	GetExtensions() []string

	// public static org.eclipse.swt.program.Program[] getPrograms()
	GetPrograms() []*ProgramProgram

	// public static boolean launch(java.lang.String)
	Launch(a string) bool

	// public static boolean launch(java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
	Launch2(a string, b string) bool

	// public boolean execute(java.lang.String)
	Execute(a string) bool

	// public org.eclipse.swt.graphics.ImageData getImageData()
	GetImageData() *GraphicsImageData

	// public java.lang.String getName()
	GetName() string
}

type ProgramProgram struct {
	JavaLangObject
}

// public static org.eclipse.swt.program.Program findProgram(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) FindProgram(a string) *ProgramProgram {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := javabind.GetEnv().CallStaticMethod("org/eclipse/swt/program/Program", "findProgram", "org/eclipse/swt/program/Program", conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &ProgramProgram{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public static java.lang.String[] getExtensions()
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) GetExtensions() []string {
	jret, err := javabind.GetEnv().CallStaticMethod("org/eclipse/swt/program/Program", "getExtensions", javabind.ObjectArrayType("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoObjectArray(javabind.NewJavaToGoString(), "java/lang/String")
	dst := new([]string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public static org.eclipse.swt.program.Program[] getPrograms()
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) GetPrograms() []*ProgramProgram {
	jret, err := javabind.GetEnv().CallStaticMethod("org/eclipse/swt/program/Program", "getPrograms", javabind.ObjectArrayType("org/eclipse/swt/program/Program"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoObjectArray(javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable(), "org/eclipse/swt/program/Program")
	dst := new([]*ProgramProgram)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public static boolean launch(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) Launch(a string) bool {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := javabind.GetEnv().CallStaticMethod("org/eclipse/swt/program/Program", "launch", javabind.Boolean, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	return jret.(bool)
}

// public static boolean launch(java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) Launch2(a string, b string) bool {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	conv_b := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	if err := conv_b.Convert(b); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := javabind.GetEnv().CallStaticMethod("org/eclipse/swt/program/Program", "launch", javabind.Boolean, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"), conv_b.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	conv_b.CleanUp()
	return jret.(bool)
}

// public boolean equals(java.lang.Object)
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) Equals(a interface{}) bool {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaCallable()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "equals", javabind.Boolean, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/Object"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	return jret.(bool)
}

// public boolean execute(java.lang.String)
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) Execute(a string) bool {
	conv_a := javabind.NewGoToJavaString()
	if err := conv_a.Convert(a); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "execute", javabind.Boolean, conv_a.Value().Cast("java/lang/String"))
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	conv_a.CleanUp()
	return jret.(bool)
}

// public org.eclipse.swt.graphics.ImageData getImageData()
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) GetImageData() *GraphicsImageData {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getImageData", "org/eclipse/swt/graphics/ImageData")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoCallable()
	dst := &javabind.Callable{}
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	unique_x := &GraphicsImageData{}
	unique_x.Callable = dst
	return unique_x
}

// public java.lang.String getName()
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) GetName() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "getName", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

// public int hashCode()
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) HashCode() int {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "hashCode", javabind.Int)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	return jret.(int)
}

// public java.lang.String toString()
func (jbobject *ProgramProgram) ToString() string {
	jret, err := jbobject.CallMethod(javabind.GetEnv(), "toString", "java/lang/String")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv := javabind.NewJavaToGoString()
	dst := new(string)
	retconv.Dest(dst)
	if err := retconv.Convert(javabind.ObjectRef(jret)); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	retconv.CleanUp()
	return *dst
}

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How is safety performance measured?
Safety performance can be measured in a number of ways, usually through a combination of lag (output) and lead (input) indicators.
Lead indicators ? measure activities to prevent or reduce the severity of an incident in the present or future (e.g. safety training, safety audits).
Measuring performance allows the review of an industry or organisation's safety and health performance over time. This may identify trends or clusters of incidents that can be tackled to prevent workplace deaths, injury and disease.
Safety performance information also provides feedback on the effectiveness of controls and systems of work, allowing continual improvements to be made.
Are we achieving our overall health and safety aims and objectives?
Are we getting better or worse over time in controlling hazards and risks?
Are we managing safety and health effectively (doing it right)?
Do we have an effective health and safety management system in place across all parts of the organisation?
How do we compare with others? Can we learn from them?
Industry is required to lodge a variety of information with the department regarding incidents and workforce numbers.
The department produces these resources to help industry identify trends in safety performance and start making the necessary changes. When combined with site or operational statistics, these tools can assist mining operations in improving their safety performance and moving towards a resilient safety culture.
Safety performance reports are published annually and cover the accident and injury statistics for the financial year.
for mining activities, and some statistics for exploration activities.
Information on workplace fatalities in Western Australian mines recorded since 1943 is available through a search facility in the Safety Regulation System (SRS).
Search mining fatality summaries by date or operational area through the Safety Regulation System (SRS).
To share the learnings from investigations, the department issues a variety of safety alerts.
Safety bulletins - information about trends or clusters in reported accidents and incidents from a State, national or international perspective.
A study undertaken by the department in 2013 and published in 2014 reviewed mining fatality reports for Western Australia from 2000 to 2012 inclusive. The aim was to identify some key activities and areas where improvements can be made. In the 13 years covered by the review, there were 52 mining-related deaths, with an average of four deaths per annum. Over this period, the industry workforce increased by 60,000.
A safety behaviour survey was undertaken by the then-Mines Occupational Safety and Health Advisory Board (MOSHAB; superseded by MIAC) in 2002 to collect information from employees regarding their views on key safety issues, including perceptions of things that might lead to risk-taking behaviour on mine sites.
As part of MOSHAB's inquiry into mining fatalities in September 1997, the Drilling Hazards Subcommittee prepared reports on its findings and recommendations. Due to the wide range of issues and recommendations raised by the Subcommittee, some outside its terms of reference, the Board commissioned the State Mining Engineer to prepare an Executive Summary and Action Plan of the Subcommittee reports. These were published in a single drilling hazard report in 2000.
Cyclone Bobby swept Western Australia in 1995. It caused considerable damage and disruption to the State's mining industry. Affected mine sites were surveyed and information on the cyclone's impact is available in this report.


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'What part of no don't you understand?' TTIP critics target EU trade commissioner
16 Feb, 2015 17:19
Reuters / Yves Herman © Reuters
EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom's visit to London to promote the EU-US Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) has been met with protest, as MPs say more transparency is needed to address public concern.
Malmstrom's meeting with business and political leaders Monday afternoon was an attempt to shore up more public support for the deal, which has been criticized for allowing large corporations to flourish at the expense of small businesses.
Business Secretary Vince Cable will tell the Commissioner there are many benefits for the US and the EU, but only if politicians are given access to TTIP as the treaty develops, so that they can ask questions on behalf of the public.
Protest group StopTTIP UK, however, say Monday's meeting ignores the fact "people across the EU are loudly and clearly rejecting" TTIP, claiming the trade deal could jeopardize governments' legal freedom and will lower trade standards.
They also say small businesses will suffer the most, if TTIP is passed.
"There is no evidence to support this claim that TTIP will benefit [small businesses]. Large corporations will benefit from opening up of local procurement. [Small businesses] will be disadvantaged in competition with transnationals."
READ MORE:Pasty peril! TTIP threatens Cornwall's £300m meat pastry trade
"Large scale industrial agriculture will out-compete small scale producers," they add.
Critics say TTIP will compromise European governments' autonomy and leave them at the mercy of multinational corporations.
The investor protection dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanism in the trade deal will allow companies to sue governments, the fear of which, critics argue, will prevent the process of developing protective regulation.
There are fears, too, that while Malmstrom says the standard of trade regulations will not be lowered, the harmonization of trade regulations means lower standards are inevitable.
StopTTIP say this will put the UK's "health, safety and environment" at risk.
"In coming to London, Ms Malmstrom is visiting the very core of the TTIP push. Behind the gold chains of the City of London, the transnational financial services industry is at the heart of promoting TTIP and the rest of the EU's 'trade' agenda. European citizens have spoken but who will she be listening to while she is here?" asks Linda Kaucher of StopTTIP UK.
READ MORE:TTIP won't lead to NHS privatization, Deputy PM claims
Cable believes strong opposition to the trade deal could be pacified if MPs are given the same access as members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to view TTIP negotiating materials.
Cable said he opposed the levels of secrecy surrounding the deal.
"I dislike the level of secrecy that has surrounded the transatlantic trade deal so far and can completely understand why some people are worried. I have met many campaign groups over the last nine months to discuss this and taken on board many of their concerns. I will be working to ensure all British interests are protected and that the deal can be properly scrutinized," Cable said.
"Where our interests are not harmed by disclosure, then disclosure must take place. At the moment people in Britain with questions about what is on the negotiating table for TTIP think that Europe and the US have something to hide."
He added: "This is not the case. I have been pushing for as much of the negotiation as possible to be done out in the open."


A Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) is an area where all on street parking is controlled, parking is only permitted in designated bays and that the remainder of the kerbside space is subject to yellow line restrictions. In Scarborough and Whitby these are called Disc Zones.
You need a disc clock to indicate your arrival time in a disc zone.
Disc zones are clearly marked with entry and exit signs.
Some restrictions, such as double yellow lines, apply outside of the controlled parking zone (for example if a disc zone is in force between the hours of 9am to 5pm, the double yellow lines within the zone are still in force 24 hours each day).
Disc clocks show time of arrival when parking within a disc zone.
Once the parking time has expired the vehicle must be moved from the zone for the amount of time specified by the sign before it returns.
Disc clocks are available from the Customer First Centre in Scarborough, the Tourist Information Centre in Whitby and they are also available from local shops and businesses, as well as hotels and holiday accommodation around the town.
If you require disc clocks for distribution from your business please email parking@scarborough.gov.uk or telephone 01723 232489 to arrange delivery.


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Yap Rui Chen (born 29 March 1996) is a Malaysian badminton player. She was selected to represent Malaysia at the 2017 Summer Universiade in Taipei, Taiwan.

Career
Yap plays both singles and doubles. She won her first international title in the Norwegian International. In the same year, she won the Hungarian International Challenge. Yap and her team won a bronze medal at the 2017 Summer Universiade.

In 2022, she participated in the 2022 ASEAN University Games and won a gold medal in the women's team event and a gold in women's doubles.

Achievements

ASEAN University Games
Women's doubles

BWF International Challenge/Series (2 titles, 1 runners-up)
Women's singles

  BWF International Challenge tournament
  BWF International Series tournament
  BWF Future Series tournament

References

External links

1996 births
Living people
People from Muar
Malaysian sportspeople of Chinese descent
Malaysian female badminton players
Universiade medalists in badminton
Universiade bronze medalists for Malaysia
Medalists at the 2017 Summer Universiade
21st-century Malaysian women

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Q: Cannot remove array if compared value appear in another layer I would like to remove the redundant array under "allPolicies" by matching it using the parent 'policy' field:
This is my existing Array Object:
{
"all": [{
    "policy": "XH123",
    "allDependants": [{
        "dependant": "dependantA",
        "allPolicies": [{
            "policy": "XH123",
            "policyName": "XH123 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }, {
            "policy": "XH1234",
            "policyName": "XH1234 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }]
    }, {
        "dependant": "dependantB",
        "allPolicies": [{
            "policy": "XH123",
            "policyName": "XH123 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }, {
            "policy": "XH1234",
            "policyName": "XH1234 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }]
    }]
}, {
    "policy": "XH1234",
    "allDependants": [{
        "dependant": "dependantA",
        "allPolicies": [{
            "policy": "XH123",
            "policyName": "XH123 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }, {
            "policy": "XH1234",
            "policyName": "XH1234 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }]
    }, {
        "dependant": "dependantB",
        "allPolicies": [{
            "policy": "XH123",
            "policyName": "XH123 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }, {
            "policy": "XH1234",
            "policyName": "XH1234 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }]
    }]
}]
}

The end result would be like this:
{
"all": [{
    "policy": "XH123",
    "allDependants": [{
        "dependant": "dependantA",
        "allPolicies": [{
            "policy": "XH123",
            "policyName": "XH123 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }]
    }, {
        "dependant": "dependantB",
        "allPolicies": [{
            "policy": "XH123",
            "policyName": "XH123 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }]
    }]
}, {
    "policy": "XH1234",
    "allDependants": [{
        "dependant": "dependantA",
        "allPolicies": [{
            "policy": "XH1234",
            "policyName": "XH1234 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }]
    }, {
        "dependant": "dependantB",
        "allPolicies": [{
            "policy": "XH1234",
            "policyName": "XH1234 Name",
            "coverage": "ALL"
        }]
    }]
}]
}

What I attempted was using nested forEach loop like so:

var allClone = Object.assign({}, all);

all.all.forEach(function (currentPolicy, currentPolicyIndex, currentPolicyArray) {
    currentPolicy.allDependants.forEach(function (dependant, dependantIndex, dependantArray) {
        dependant.allPolicies.forEach(function (dpolicy, dpolicyIndex, dpolicyArray) {
            if (dpolicy.PolicyNo === currentPolicy.PolicyNo) {
                allClone.all[currentPolicyIndex].allDependants[dependantIndex].allPolicies = dpolicy //should just be one result
            }
        })
    });
});

But it end up the data got mix up, XH1234 appears in XH123 or vice versa.

A: You can use map() with filter() to do that.

 var data = { "all": [{ "policy": "XH123", "allDependants": [{ "dependant": "dependantA", "allPolicies": [{ "policy": "XH123", "policyName": "XH123 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }, { "policy": "XH1234", "policyName": "XH1234 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }] }, { "dependant": "dependantB", "allPolicies": [{ "policy": "XH123", "policyName": "XH123 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }, { "policy": "XH1234", "policyName": "XH1234 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }] }] }, { "policy": "XH1234", "allDependants": [{ "dependant": "dependantA", "allPolicies": [{ "policy": "XH123", "policyName": "XH123 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }, { "policy": "XH1234", "policyName": "XH1234 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }] }, { "dependant": "dependantB", "allPolicies": [{ "policy": "XH123", "policyName": "XH123 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }, { "policy": "XH1234", "policyName": "XH1234 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }] }] }] };

var result = {
  "all": data.all.map(item => {
    return {
      ...item,
      "allDependants": item.allDependants.map(value => {
        return {
          ...value,
          "allPolicies": value.allPolicies.filter(obj => obj.policy === item.policy)
        };
      })
    };
  })
}

console.log(result);

ES5 solution without spread operator:

var data = { "all": [{ "policy": "XH123", "allDependants": [{ "dependant": "dependantA", "allPolicies": [{ "policy": "XH123", "policyName": "XH123 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }, { "policy": "XH1234", "policyName": "XH1234 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }] }, { "dependant": "dependantB", "allPolicies": [{ "policy": "XH123", "policyName": "XH123 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }, { "policy": "XH1234", "policyName": "XH1234 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }] }] }, { "policy": "XH1234", "allDependants": [{ "dependant": "dependantA", "allPolicies": [{ "policy": "XH123", "policyName": "XH123 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }, { "policy": "XH1234", "policyName": "XH1234 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }] }, { "dependant": "dependantB", "allPolicies": [{ "policy": "XH123", "policyName": "XH123 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }, { "policy": "XH1234", "policyName": "XH1234 Name", "coverage": "ALL" }] }] }] };

var result = {
  "all": data.all.map(item => {
    return {
      "policy": item.policy,
      "allDependants": item.allDependants.map(value => {
        return {
          "dependant": value.dependant,
          "allPolicies": value.allPolicies.filter(obj => obj.policy === item.policy)
        };
      })
    };
  })
};

console.log(result);

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This oil on canvas painting by Camillo Cocchetti is a lovely and calming piece of art. Measuring 18 x 24 inches, this piece depicts a small house surrounded by different shades of green trees and other flora. Beside the house is what appears to be stacks of firewood, and behind the house is a number of rolling mountains. This piece is unsigned and shows sight weathering.
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The House was purpose-built in 1930 and named after Lawrence Sheriff, the founder of the School. It is spacious inside with three common rooms, a large Tutors' area, a library, games area and music practice room . All the boys have their own study bedroom from the E Block (Year 10) upwards. In the F Block (Year 9), the boys sleep in two small dormitories of five and have their own study downstairs for work. Sheriff has a large and attractive central quad, which is used for barbeques and social time whenever the weather allows, and a huge back lawn, which is a regular venue for mass games of House football. All boys are encouraged to participate and persevere; to appreciate the strengths and weaknesses of those around them and to understand that the good reputation of the House is built upon their actions. Ultimately, if a pupil leaves Sheriff without regrets about missed opportunities, but with happy memories and long-lasting friendships, we will have succeeded.
Maurice Monteith joined Rugby School in 2007 as Head of Biology. Outside the classroom, he coaches the U14A rugby football team, along with boys' hockey and cricket. He also organises the 2AA programme of activities for E Block pupils on Thursday afternoons and is a trained Child Protection Officer. As a Governor of a prep school, he has a specific responsibility for Child Protection and Safeguarding. Prior to moving to Rugby School, Maurice taught Biology at St Peter's School in York for 13 years. During this time in York, he gained much experience of pastoral care, firstly as an assistant boarding housemaster, then as a Housemaster of a co-educational day house and finally as a boarding Housemaster for five years. He also found time to run a plethora of music, ski and sports tours and coached the winners of the national U15 Daily Mail Cup in rugby football.Maurice lives at Sheriff with his wife, Ellie, who is also very experienced in boarding education and currently teaches at a local prep school in Rugby. They have three children, Abigail, Rebecca and Archie.
Sally Downing, Matron of Sheriff House for the past five years, says: "I thoroughly enjoy my job and love caring for the boys. I am supported by my husband Paul who is a retired chief fire officer and is fondly known as 'boy 54'! Duke, our two year old black Labrador, is also a big part of the House and we enjoy travelling, camping and going for long walks. We have four grown up girls; one of whom boarded here at School so I do understand what it is like to be a Rugby parent as well as a matron. The best part of my job is watching the boys grow and develop and leave Sheriff after five years as fine young men!"


Whether it's restoring Edith Wharton's famous home, The Mount, saving West Virginia's historic covered bridges or working on the new and elegant Silver Tree Suites, Allegheny Restoration is doing its best to preserve our history for tomorrow's generations.
Allegheny Restoration restores historic building components and entire structures dating back to the late 1700s. The firm also uses that expertise to bring high-quality craftsmanship and building techniques to modern projects. In every case, Allegheny projects are built to endure and be appreciated long into the future. With locations in WV and OH, the firm practices its craft all over the country. Allegheny works closely with clients and architects to achieve the most accurate restoration and preserve each project's unique details and historic integrity. When original existing materials are deteriorated and not able to be reused, Allegheny has the craftsmen and millwork facilities to match each architectural detail to reflect the component's original form, both functionally and historically.


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Brother-Sister team take their family business to top franchise among 900 locations
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SIGNARAMA
Signarama is the largest sign franchisor in the world and has been ranked by Entrepreneur as the top franchise in the industry.
Dawn Tiritter-Bent knew she wanted to be a business owner from a young age. In 1988, when she was only 21 years old, Bent decided to leverage her education and experience as a graphic designer with a computer software company and become her own boss by opening Signarama with her brother Michael Ziccardi. 26 years later, the siblings' sign business at 403 Oakwood Road in Huntington Station is still going strong.
"We thought we'd make a perfect team thanks to our complementary skills – mine in graphic design and Michael's in engineering," Bent said. "Since we celebrated our 25th business anniversary last year, I'd say we were right!"
Bent, 47, and Ziccardi, 39, first learned about Signarama from their father who had heard about the company from a friend. Bent met with Signarama founders Roy and Ray Titus, themselves father and son. She was impressed with the brand, the products and the business model and decided it was the right investment for them. Seven years later, in 1995, her brother joined her. "I found the idea of creating 3D advertising to be exciting," said Bent. "My brother can engineer nearly anything from conceptual designs. It was the perfect brand under which to bring together our skills and business savvy."
Signarama is the world's largest sign franchise. The business provides comprehensive sign and graphic services to consumers and commercial customers—from digital, neon, LED and pylon signs to vehicle wraps, banners and monument signs. They also provide branding, messaging and advertising services to help local business grow.
In the 26 years since Bent and Ziccardi launched their business serving Huntington and surrounding communities, they've also become New York City licensed sign hangers, opening up a whole other world of opportunities in the five boroughs. They have their own 15,000 square foot manufacturing facility to handle all signage from design, to fabrication, to installation.
With the family's hard work, they experienced a terrific 2012 and 2013. So much so that they were named Signarama's Franchisee of the Year at the recent convention.
"We take a lot of pride in that," says Dawn, "this is not a small system and to have achieved that really made our year. Our philosophy has always been to maintain a diverse client base, which really helped sustain us through the ebb and flow of the economy," explained Bent. They are also proud of their "Pay It Forward" program, for which they donate signage and graphics to a non-profit in need every month.
"The goodwill we generate is fantastic," said Ziccardi, "but best of all our employees feel proud to be part of it all."
With two and a half decades of success behind them, Bent and Ziccardi are still looking towards the future. They have gotten their families involved in the business as well, with seven children between them; Bent's eldest son, Paul, has been working for their Signarama location since he was 15 and is currently in college, pursuing a business degree in anticipation of joining the family business. The siblings eventually hope to have all their children involved in running and growing their Signarama business.
"We've had 26 great years so far," Bent said, "and once the kids take over I'm sure we'll have at least 26 more."


Sometimes even pet snakes can get into trouble and injure themselves just like any animal. Of course prevention is always better than a cure, so firstly make sure that there are no protruding nails or screws anywhere in the enclosure that they might catch themselves on whilst climbing. Snakes do manage to squeeze into the most unlikely of places, so can often end up somewhere you thought was out of reach which is why you must always completely seal off access to anything remotely dangerous to them! Heat lamps can cause burns, and anything like staples or nails used to hold up the enclosure furnishings, and even sharp splinters of wood can cut, scrape or pierce your snake's skin and put them at risk of infection.
One of the most common causes of wounds in pet snakes however, actually comes from their food source. Rats and mice can fight back, and in the wild would not normally be confined in such a small space with their predator so would naturally try to flee and escape. It has even been recorded that mice will sometimes chew and nibble on a snakes tail if left for a long period of time in the enclosure, if for instance the snake was not hungry! If you feed live rats or mice to your snake and frequently notice that they have cuts and scrapes it may be time to switch to pre-killed food.
If your snake has managed to acquire a cut or scrape you need to keep it clean to prevent it getting infected. Depending on how deep the wound is it is really your own judgement whether to visit a vet or not. As a general rule, if the snake has any kind of burn or a deep flesh wound then consult your vet as they can go into shock due to the loss of fluids from the body and it can be difficult to tell with reptiles if they are feeling ill. If you are confident that it is only a graze or superficial wound then you can clean it up yourself at home.
You need to clean the area with saline solution (slightly salted water) and preferably apply some antiseptic solution onto the area before releasing the snake back into the enclosure. A syringe filled with solution to squirt at the wound is a good method for ensuring any debris is washed away without causing too much discomfort to the snake by wiping at it. If you must wipe the area, make sure that you use a gauze swab instead of cotton wool as it will not leave any fibres in the wound. Most human first aid kits contain gauze swabs, and eye cleaning pods contain saline solution in a squeezable bottle. Most vets or pet stores sell 'purple spray', which is an antiseptic spray for protecting wounds from infection when bandaging is impractical. It is a somewhat difficult and rather pointless process to attempt to bandage a snake to prevent dirt from entering the wound, a waterproof plaster or band aid would do the job but you must make sure that it is one with a low level of adhesive so as not to damage the surrounding scales on its removal. Personally, unless it is a particularly deep wound I would leave it open to the air with a simple coating of antiseptic spray. Before you release your snake back into its enclosure, swap any substrate such as bark chips for some newspaper until the wound has healed to prevent unnecessary grit and debris from entering the wound.
You may also need to help your snake during the shedding process as chances are that it will take a fair amount of time to heal and so will still have some damaged skin attached. Shedding will help remove the damaged layers of skin and so the scarring should eventually fade.
This article is of course intended as merely a guide, and should not replace the advice of a qualified veterinarian. If you are at all concerned about the health of your snake, please arrange a visit to your vet before attempting any home-treatments.


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The dorsal carpometacarpal ligaments, the strongest and most distinct carpometacarpal ligaments, connect the carpal and metacarpal bones on their dorsal surfaces.

 The second metacarpal bone receives two fasciculi, one from the greater, the other from the lesser multangular.
 The third metacarpal receives two, one each from the lesser multangular and capitate.
 The fourth two, one each from the capitate and hamate.
 The fifth receives a single fasciculus from the hamate, and this is continuous with a similar ligament on the volar surface, forming an incomplete capsule.

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UGR joins the #hometourism2020 initiative to keep tourists interested in travel
To participate in this initiative, you must take a photo of a tourist attraction and post it on Instagram or Twitter with the hashtag #hometourism2020 or #turismoencasa2020.
Personal data processing and protection in remote assessment
This Resolution has been established in accordance with the UGR Contingency Plan for Off-Campus Teaching, Learning and Assessment, approved by a Governing Council Agreement on 17 April 2020; and in accordance with the Instruction of 20 April 2020 from the University of Granada's Secretary's Office on the application of data protection regulations in the use of digital tools.
Arqus supports UGR in preparing a dedicated universal version of the Gaudeamus Igitur
At the beginning of the confinement, the University of Granada "tele-gathered" 70 members of its Orchestra and Choir to record the Gaudeamus of Resistance with a verse dedicated to the current situation caused by COVID-19. Now it has been subtitled in 13 additional languages thanks to the support and solidarity of its international partners
Agreement between the Rectors of AUPA and the Andalusian Regional Minister for the Economy, ...
Both the Regional Ministry and the Rectors reiterate their commitment to work in a coordinated fashion, and to adopt the best possible solutions to guarantee the functioning of the 2019-2020 academic year.
Resolution for the procedures to submit and defend doctoral theses
Resolución del Vicerrector de Docencia de la Universidad de Granada, de 26 de marzo de 2020, por la que se adoptan las medidas de ordenación e instrucción necesarias sobre los procedimientos de depósito y defensa de tesis doctorales, conforme a lo dispuesto en el Real Decreto 463/2020, de 14 de marzo, por el que se declara el estado de alarma para la gestión de la situación de crisis sanitaria ocasionada por el COVID-19.
Communiqué for incoming international mobility students currently at the University of Granada
We are contacting you again to extend and update our recommendations to you for this emergency health crisis caused by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, very especially those of you who may be planning to return to your countries in the near future, following instructions from some home universities or national authorities.
Academic Year 2019-2020 - Incoming international mobility students currently at the UGR
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User Services Guide during the validity of the state of alarm for the management of the health crisis situation caused by COVID-19


East Hampton lifestyle diva Martha Stewart has yet another television gig—this time she'll serve as a judge on the upcoming season of Food Network's popular quick-fire cooking competition Chopped. Discovery Inc. made the announcement at its upfronts to advertisers on Tuesday evening, Variety reports.
For those not in the know, Chopped gives each of four competing chefs a "mystery basket" of ingredients, always including one odd item, which must be used to create dishes for Stewart and company to judge. Challenging ingredients from past seasons include such items as green tea leaves, fiddlehead ferns, squid ink, Vegemite, Rocky Mountain oysters (bull or sheep testicles), stinging nettles, pickled pig lips and sea cucumber—to name a few. The winning chef walks away with $10,000.
Stewart, who will have to eat these delights, joins a long list of past and present Chopped judges—43 in total. The judges table currently includes Hamptonite and former Dan's Taste of Summer host Alex Guarnaschelli, repeat Dan's Taste of Summer host Geoffrey Zakarian and inaugural Dan's ClambakeMTK host Marc Murphy. Hamptons resident and 2013 Dan's Taste of Two Forks host Bobby Flay is also among the many food-world icons who have judged Chopped.
Former senior editor and restaurant critic Chef Ted Allen, author of The Food You Want to Eat: 100 Smart, Simple Recipes, hosts.
Variety's report does not specify the number of episodes Stewart will participate in or whether she'll serve as a guest judge—something she's done before—rather than a weekly member of the cast. Should she be a full time judge, the lifestyle guru will surely add something fresh and fun.
Stewart has been doing an excellent job of updating her image with genuinely funny and accessible appearances on a variety of late night talk shows. At 76 years old, she's been poking fun at her well-mannered reputation and surprising fans with choices like her unexpected partnership with rapper Snoop Dogg on their VH1 show Potluck Dinner Party, where the duo makes meals and dines with an interesting blend of their celebrity friends.
Chopped, which debuted in 2009, is currently in the midst of its 37th season, with episodes airing Tuesdays at 10 p.m.


One of the big additions to this year's line up of WVD activities is the focus on fundraising for our friends at the new Australian Dysphonia Network.
Dysphonia (difficulty making voice sounds) is a debilitating and life changing condition that can occur as the result of a number of conditions. BUT whatever the cause – the impact on daily life will be similar and can be profound.
Can YOU imagine not being able to order your own coffee? answer the phone or read to your kids ? …. not to mention function in a high voice demand occupation like teaching or performing.
The ADN aims to support people whose lives are affected by voice disorders, while advocating for better awareness and research into early diagnosis and management.
Fundraising performances are planned in Penrith, Paddington and Newcastle – again with the support of Actor and Advocate Paula Duncan AM, and Singer Songwriter Melinda Schneider. Tickets to all concerts available through TICKETEK with profits going to ADN.
If you can't get along to any of these events – you can still help their cause by donating HERE to their appeal at MyCause. All donations over $2 are tax deductible.
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Home / News / Headlines / Fangoria Presents to Reissue 'Our Lady of the Inferno'
Fangoria Presents to Reissue 'Our Lady of the Inferno'
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Preston Fassel's book Our Lady of the Inferno is being reissued by the Fangoria Presents label at Cinestate. Fassel is a Rondo Award-nominated genre journalist and author, as well as the Story Editor at both Cinestate and Fangoria. (Don't assume that he's being published because he's in-house, because his work is excellent.)
In fact, Our Lady of the Inferno has the honor of being the very first book published under the brand-new Fangoria imprint. I originally reviewed the book here, so give it a read and then pre-order this insane tale of vintage New York City grindhouse madness.
Fassel says: "The thing about the cover, what I love about it, is that it achieves this amazing, simultaneous task of being very aesthetically beautiful, capturing the ambiance of the era, and also conveying the mood of the book… it looks how the book feels to read. You pair that cover up with Blue Oyster Cult's Burning for You and it conveys something very profound about the experience of Our Lady of the Inferno; and I hope that for anyone who reads it, it's just that — an experience.
"It was certainly an experience for me to write. It's the kind of story I've been trying to tell since I was eighteen, spending Friday nights marathoning '80s horror flicks and grindhouse movies I'd rent from Hollywood Video or the local grocery store. That sort of dichotomy is represented in the book — my heroine, Ginny, with her simultaneous sweetness and savagery, her poetic soul and her constant striving for something better, is very much a product of the 1980s, a very take-no-prisoners woman who isn't going to let the fact that she's essentially been forced into prostitution get in the way of her dreams or her 140 IQ. And then Nicolette is a relic of the savage '70s — she may be steeped in the social developments of the 1980s, but she's essentially an anachronism, a cold-blooded killer who sees the streets of Manhattan the same way a hunter sees a game reserve. She's got the atavistic mindset of survival of the fittest, the sort of institutionalized psychopathy that sort of defined a lot of the culture of the 1970s. And then you see that, too, reflected in the cover art — this combined beauty and decay.
"And another cool thing is that anyone who's read the book, as they're reading it, or after they're reading it, you can look at the cover and pick out all these subtle little nods and references to the story that aren't immediately apparent just consuming it as a piece of art. Our graphic designer, Ashley Detmering, who did the cover (and who'll be laying out Fangoria), did just this wonderful job of incorporating so many thematic things into it."
The cover for Our Lady of the Inferno is a beauty to behold, and just hearing Fassel's description makes me want to revisit the deliciously gritty, grimy underworld he's recreated. What do you think of the cover?
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The little cable that could
Storage World: Lots of serial on the shelves
Get out the red pens and mark up your enterprise storage RFPs. Serial technology will change the way you buy.
Who would have guessed that simply replacing a cable inside a computer system could cause profound changes in data management? Yet the industry's shift toward serial cables for connecting disk drives is destined to shake up the way agencies think of storage, prompting new types of networked solutions and redefining the roles of traditional storage arrays.
The bad news is IT administrators may have to scrap preconceived notions of how and where to store their growing mountains of digital information. The good news is the new serial technologies could help save agencies money, improve performance and streamline their storage infrastructures.
'There is a paradigm shift going on now. We're going from parallel technologies to a serial environment,' said David Deming, president of technology training company Solution Technology of Ben Lomond, Calif. He spoke last month at the Storage World Conference in Long Beach, Calif. 'What you will see is serial [advanced technology attachment devices] becoming the main interface in probably every computer environment you encounter today.'
Considering the breadth of computer environments in government use, that presents a significant shift agencies will want to exploit for their own gains.
Serial-attached storage 'fixes a lot of roadblocks,' in today's storage systems, Deming said.
Building a better interface
Crack open a computer purchased a few years ago and you will find wide, bulky cables connecting the hard drive and optical disk. They use an interface called the advanced technology attachment. ATA is a parallel technology be- cause the cables have 16 side-by-side wires through which data is sent.
ATA has some well-known limitations. Using an ATA cable, you can attach a maximum of two devices to a motherboard, and ATA disks top out at a throughput of 133 megabytes/sec.
For workstations and servers that require more peripheral support and performance than ATA offers, system builders have long turned to another parallel adapter'the small computer system interface. SCSI can attach up to 15 devices to a single cable and reach a throughput of 320 megabytes/sec. It has long been considered a high-end direct-attached storage mechanism for mission-critical data. But SCSI can be a bother to set up, from assigning each drive a unique number to adding a terminator cap at the end of each SCSI ribbon.
Although both ATA and SCSI have been used exhaustively over the past 20 years, 'parallel technology is basically at an end,' said Martin Czekalski, vice president of the SCSI Trade Association and an interface architecture initiatives manager for hard drive manufacturer Maxtor Corp. of Shrewsbury, Mass.
Over the past few years, the American National Standards Institute has been overseeing upgrades to the ATA and SCSI interface standards. Both upgrades call for switching to serial interfaces. Unlike parallel interfaces, serial technology does not break the data into parallel conduits, but rather sends it serially along a single set of wires. The serial connector has seven pins rather than the 68 employed in parallel SCSI, or 40 in ATA. As a result, serial cables are much narrower than ribbon-like parallel cables.
Perhaps counterintuitively, the serial ap- proach promises higher throughputs de- spite having fewer wires.
'Think of a parallel bus as a multilane street. Things get slowed down by the intersections and traffic continually changing lanes,' Czekalski said. 'A serial bus would be like having two single lane 'drag strips' from one end of the city to the other without any intersections. You can now go full throttle, one car behind the next from one end to the other.'
Speaking more technically, Czekalski explained that parallel cables suffer from 'cross talk' between lines, as well as a serious mismatch of voltage requirements with the connecting chip. These attributes hinder designers' attempts to push the speed beyond today's limits. Serial connectors, however, can take advantage of improvements in chip technology to more quickly encode and decode data.
The benefits of going serial
By most measures, serial-attached storage'whether serial ATA (SATA) or serial SCSI (SAS)'is a major improvement over previous technologies. The cables can transfer more data per second; they're smaller, which reduces the tangle of wires within storage arrays and servers; and they allow system builders to daisychain more devices to a computing node.
While all of these conveniences may make an IT administrator's daily life better, they also introduce fundamental changes in the way agency admins meet storage requirements.
Historically, storage has been a world of relatively discrete choices. Need mass storage with fast retrieval times? Buy a storage area network running over a blazing Fibre Channel link. Want to store terabytes of rarely accessed information on the cheap? Ring up a tape library. Looking for a little more storage for your server? String together a dozen hard drives using SCSI. Want more space but have minimal administration skills? A network attached storage unit is your best bet.
These days, serial-attached storage is blurring the choices, offering terabytes of space that can be much cheaper than Fibre Channel, more plentiful than direct-attached storage and faster than tape. And vendors are just starting to explore these possibilities. As they develop entirely new types of storage products, administrators will have to look carefully at the expanded range of options serial-attached storage will offer.
First-generation SATA products have only a slight edge in speed over their parallel brethren'about 150 megabytes/sec. Second-generation drives and peripherals, soon to be rolled out, should double that throughput.
The serial version of SCSI will start by offering around 300 megabytes/sec. and will double in the next few years, according to the SCSI Trade Association. In addition to speed gains in the cables themselves, SAS should free hard drive manufacturers to increase the response times of their disks, which is now limited to about 100 megabytes/second.
In addition to improving throughput, serial technologies can radically increase the number of devices that can be attached to a host. The SATA cable itself can only connect one device; you can attach up to 15 SATA cables to each host using a port multiplier. In a similar fashion, SAS can support up to 128 drives per host and can daisychain up to 16,000 devices with successive port expanders.
Serial also simplifies configuration. With SAS, administrators don't have to assign drives identification numbers or place a terminator at the end of each cable the way they do with traditional SCSI. And with SATA disks, administrators do not need to hand-set jumpers to designate the master-slave status of the drive. And since all the connections are point-to-point, they eliminate the potential bottlenecks and interruptions that plague multi-device busses.
Finally, there's another characteristic of serial technology that experts say could lead to interesting storage possibilities.
'By using SAS controllers, you can actually support SATA drives as well,' said Ron Engelbrecht, vice president and general manager of Engenio Information Technologies Inc. of Wichita, Kan. Engenio supplies components to companies selling storage systems, such as IBM Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc. and NCR Corp.'s Teradata division.
Such a feature could allow agencies to deploy single arrays that hold both faster performing (but more expensive) SAS disks and lower cost (but slightly slower) SATA disks. For example, if in the next year you're planning to buy two storage systems'an expensive one for holding mission-critical data and a cheaper one for less essential reference material'you might want to keep an eye out for a consolidated SAS/SATA offering. Such an array could be cheaper than two separate systems and offer more flexibility in altering the proportion of higher-priced, more reliable SAS disks to cheaper SATA ones.
But whatever your future storage plans, serial technologies will likely factor into them. 'SATA and SAS are going to happen,' said Deming. 'Whether you like or not, they're coming.'
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Q: Deleting Last Item from Array of String I'm working on a simple blackjack game project. Firstly I create the array of cards:
string[] deck = { "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "10", "J", "Q", "K", "A", };

than I multiply it 4 and given deckNumber:
newDeck = Enumerable.Repeat(deck, deckNumber*4).SelectMany(x => x).ToArray();

when I want to delete last card from array I apply this:
newDeck = newDeck.Where(w => w != newDeck.Last()).ToArray();

so the problem is that code doesn't removes last item from array, acts like there are multiple arrays and removes all last elements from them. For example with one deck:
cards: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K A

when I apply my remove command it become:
cards: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K

it removes all the A's from array. But I want to remove only the last item from whole array. Whats the problem how can I solve this?

A: It's easy to remove the last item of an array if you're using C# 8.0 (released with .net 3.0) or above.
You can remove the last item by combining the "hat" ^ operator with the range .. operator:
newDeck = newDeck[..^1];  // all items in the array except the last

Some other examples of ^ and ..:
var lastItem   = newDeck[^1];    // last item in array
var allItems   = newDeck[..];    // all items
var skipTwo    = newDeck[2..];   // all items except the first 2 items
var innerItems = newDeck[1..^1]  // all items except the first and last

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A: You can use Array class to resize:
Array.Resize(ref result, result.Length - 1);

It creates a new array with a specified size and copies elements to the new array. It does not actually resize the array, naming is a bit misleading.
It is actually not possible to resize an array. Arrays are fixed collections. It is by design to keep implementations of array efficient.

A: @Flat Eric explained why your solution is not working.
Here is alternate for removing last element:
newDeck = newDeck.Reverse().Skip(1).Reverse().ToArray();

Clarification:
[a, b, c] => Reverse => [c, b, a] => Skip(1) => [b, a] => Reverse() => [a, b]

A: To remove just the last element use this:
newDeck = newDeck.Take(newDeck.Count() - 1).ToArray();

Your solution removes all Elements that are equal to the last element. For a string, this means, it removes all elements equal to A


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Items Saratoga, battle ground at Stillwater.
Saratoga, battle ground at Stillwater.
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection
Hinshelwood, Robert (b. 1812)
Smillie, James (1807-1885)
Image ID 425094
Emmet Collection of Manuscripts Etc. Relating to American History
The signers to the Declaration of Independence
New Hampshire.
Hinshelwood, Robert (b. 1812) (Artist)
Hinshelwood, Robert (b. 1812) (Etcher)
Smillie, James (1807-1885) (Etcher)
Date Issued: 1850 (Questionable)
Place: [New York?]
Shelf locator: MEZP
United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Campaigns and battles
Saratoga Campaign, N.Y., 1777
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Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 5df65290-c606-012f-ae2a-58d385a7bc34
1850: Issued
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, The New York Public Library. "Saratoga, battle ground at Stillwater." The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1850. http://digital.gallery.nypl.org/items/510d47da-e614-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, The New York Public Library. "Saratoga, battle ground at Stillwater." New York Public Library Digital Collections. Accessed January 22, 2020. http://digital.gallery.nypl.org/items/510d47da-e614-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, The New York Public Library. (1850). Saratoga, battle ground at Stillwater. Retrieved from http://digital.gallery.nypl.org/items/510d47da-e614-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99
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Q: Textbox ghosting when switching routes I've been playing around with AngularJs a little bit and I've been having some issues on textboxes flickering when changing routes in Chrome. Below are some screenshots that I took:

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