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Karthi hands over cheque of Rs 25 lakhs to CMDRF and 10 lakhs to AMMA
Torrential rains, flash floods and a series of landslides have till now resulted in death of 79 people in Kerala. Rescue and rehabilitation efforts have been severely hit by the continuous rains. Private and public properties worth hundreds of crores have already been lost in the state. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan had requested for donations to help better the situation of flood-affected people.
Following his request, various political parties, businessmen and celebrities have contributed generously to the Cheif Minister's Disaster Relief Fund (CMDRF). Tamil actors Karthi and Suriya together donated an amount of Rs 25 lakhs to the relief fund. Karthi visited the CM in Trivandrum on Thursday to hand over the cheque personally. He also handed over a separate cheque of Rs 5 lakhs on behalf of the Tamil cinema actors body, Nadigar Sangam.
Sharing the CMDRF account details, Karthi tweeted,
Just met the hon'ble CM of Kerala. I understand the state needs more funds than relief material. Please donate generously to "CMDRF". #Keralafloods #CMDRF
@CMOKerala
Karthi also visited Mohanlal, who is shooting in the capital city for his upcoming movie Lucifer, to hand over a cheque of Rs 10 lakhs. This amount was promised by Suriya to the Association of Malayalam Movie Actors' (AMMA's) Guru Dakshana scheme, which is a pension plan for senior artists. Suriya was the chief guest at the 25th anniversary event of AMMA, which was held in May.
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Amnesty and Human Rights – Is Forgetting Justifiable?
Posted on February 2, 2012 | 4 comments
The case of Baltasar Garzón has started a debate not only regarding judicial activism and the role of judges, but also around the recognition of amnesty for alleged war criminals.
Baltasar Garzón, a magistrate in Spain's national court, was previously responsible for the arrest and attempted extradition of Chilean ex dictator and war criminal, Augusto Pinochet, from London in 1998. The British courts agreed due to the nature of the case, which related to the alleged torture of Spanish citizens under Pinochet, that the public international law principle of universal jurisdiction could be applied. However, the then home secretary, Jack Straw, turned down the extradition application on health grounds, due to the former dictator's age and illness. Despite this, the arrest of General Pinochet encouraged the Chilean judicial system to prosecute past abuses.
Garzón was recently suspended after opening a formal court investigation into human rights abuses committed by Spain's former dictatorship. He was seeking to investigate the deaths of 114,000 opponents of the Franco regime between 1936 and 1975. Garzón is now facing charges for abuse of power in his trial that opened in the Supreme Court in Madrid yesterday.
His judicial activism has been widely criticised and condemned by other judges, who claim he is harming the legitimacy of the judicial system. He has also been accused, by both high profile opponents and the media, of vanity and being motivated by his own interests. Nevertheless, Garzón maintains that opening the investigation was based on the same principles used to order the arrest of Chile's Augusto Pinochet.
In 1977, during the transition to a democratic system in Spain, an amnesty was put in place to cover all crimes of a "political nature" committed during the regime. Mr Garzón argued that the amnesty law does not apply to crimes against humanity and that he was applying the same principles to the Franco regime as to that of Pinochet. However, a Supreme Court judge stated that his actions amounted to a breach of his duties as a judge and that his arguments had no basis under international law.
Under international law, the criminal prosecution of individuals responsible for human rights abuses is an essential part of a victim's right to justice. The granting of an amnesty is not uncommon in certain situations following conflict; where violations of international humanitarian law have occurred on a massive scale, often involving a large section of the population. However, there is also a need to balance the victim's rights to justice with the need of the State to promote reconciliation in dealing with past atrocities without provoking further conflict. Where States like Spain have enacted amnesties in periods of transition, it's necessary to consider whether such amnesties should be recognised internationally.
So the question arises, should international principles apply to a (domestic or international) court's decision on whether to recognise amnesties covering war crimes? When there is a threat to peace, there may be need for an amnesty, and other accountability measures, to deal with those responsible. This would of course not be the case in Spain, which almost half a century after the death of Francisco Franco, is a stable and democratic country.
It appears that the basis for trying Baltasar Garzón is not in fact relating to a breach of the 1977 amnesty law, but rather a fear of his judicial activism. Spanish courts have been criticised for trying to bury the past, failing to investigate or seek accountability for atrocities committed during the Franco regime, and during the Spanish Civil War. Why is there such a reluctance to address the crimes of the past? In 2009, the European Court of Human Rights held that an amnesty law is generally incompatible with the duty of a state to investigate acts of torture or barbarity.
Why has Garzón's role in seeking to investigate human rights abuses landed him on trial? It appears that the judiciary does not want to recognise its role in examining the validity and relevance of this law. Its decision to criminalise questions regarding the regime seems both disproportionate and confused. Rather than trying Garzón for his actions as an individual, the judicary could be working together as a body to take an investigative role, and come to terms with its violent history dating back to the Spanish civil war.
Here is a short clip about Baltasar Garzón on the Guardian website.
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Marc has been involved with NCRC since 2006 when he worked as an intern in the NCRC's Community division. After his internship, he became a small claims court mediator and hearing officer for NCRC from 2005 till 2009. As a mediator Marc has mediated over 100 cases and as a Hearing Officer has administered over 50 hearings. He was hired as a full-time staff member in 2009. Since then, Marc has held various positions at NCRC. First as Senior Program Manager for NCRC's Hearing Program, NCRC's Mediator Credential Program and NCRC's Community training projects. He spent two years as NCRC's Board Liaison working to help build relationships between NCRC Staff and NCRC Board Members. Marc then progressed on to managing NCRC's Community and Campus training initiatives as Associate Director of NCRC's Training Institute. Marc played a pivotal role in the growth of NCRC's training initiatives; being the primary driver of creating systems to manage the exponential growth. Marc has helped to lead the organization from conducting twenty-five trainings per year to now conducting over six hundred trainings in 2017.
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manager-gui — Access to the HTML interface.
manager-status — Access to the "Server Status" page only.
manager-script — Access to the tools-friendly plain text interface that is described in this document, and to the "Server Status" page.
manager-jmx — Access to JMX proxy interface and to the "Server Status" page.


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<?php

namespace PommProject\Foundation\Session;

use PommProject\Foundation\Exception\FoundationException;

/**
 * ResultHandler
 *
 * Wrap a PostgreSQL query result resource.
 *
 * @package   Foundation
 * @copyright 2014 - 2015 Grégoire HUBERT
 * @author    Grégoire HUBERT
 * @license   X11 {@link http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php}
 */
class ResultHandler
{
    protected $handler;

    /**
     * __construct
     *
     * Constructor
     *
     * @access public
     * @param  resource $result_resource
     */
    public function __construct($result_resource)
    {
        if (!is_resource($result_resource) || get_resource_type($result_resource) !== 'pgsql result') {
            throw new \InvalidArgumentException(sprintf(
                "Given handler is not a resource of a pgsql result ('%s' given).",
                gettype($result_resource)
            ));
        }

        $this->handler = $result_resource;
    }

    /**
     * __destruct
     *
     * Call free() if handler is set.
     *
     * @access public
     * @return void
     */
    public function __destruct()
    {
        if ($this->handler !== null) {
            $this->free();
        }
    }

    /**
     * free
     *
     * Free a result from memory.
     *
     * @access public
     * @return ResultHandler $this
     */
    public function free()
    {
        @pg_free_result($this->handler);
        $this->handler = null;

        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * fetchRow
     *
     * Fetch a row as associative array. Index starts from 0.
     *
     * @access public
     * @param  int   $index
     * @throws \OutOfBoundsException if $index out of bounds.
     * @return array
     */
    public function fetchRow($index)
    {
        $values = @pg_fetch_assoc($this->handler, $index);

        if ($values === false) {
            throw new \OutOfBoundsException(sprintf("Cannot jump to non existing row %d.", $index));
        }

        return $values;
    }

    /**
     * countFields
     *
     * Return the number of fields of a result.
     *
     * @access public
     * @return int long
     */
    public function countFields()
    {
        return pg_num_fields($this->handler);
    }

    /**
     * countRows
     *
     * Return the number of rows in a result.
     *
     * @access public
     * @return int long
     */
    public function countRows()
    {
        return pg_num_rows($this->handler);
    }

    /**
     * getFieldNames
     *
     * Return an array with the field names of a result.
     *
     * @access public
     * @return array
     */
    public function getFieldNames()
    {
        $names = [];

        for ($i = 0; $i < $this->countFields(); $i++) {
            $names[] = $this->getFieldName($i);
        }

        return $names;
    }

    /**
     * getFieldType
     *
     * Return the associated type of a field.
     *
     * @access public
     * @param  int $name
     * @return string
     */
    public function getFieldType($name)
    {
        $type = pg_field_type($this->handler, $this->getFieldNumber($name));

        return $type !== 'unknown' ? $type : null;
    }

    /**
     * getFieldName
     *
     * Return the name from a field number.
     *
     * @access public
     * @param  int    $field_no
     * @return string
     * @throws \InvalidArgumentException
     */
    public function getFieldName($field_no)
    {
        if (!is_int($field_no)) {
            throw new \InvalidArgumentException(sprintf(
                "getFieldType::field_no = '%s' is not an integer.\n",
                $field_no
            ));
        }

        return pg_field_name($this->handler, $field_no);
    }

    /**
     * getFieldNumber
     *
     * Return the field index from its name.
     *
     * @access protected
     * @param  string $name
     * @return int long
     */
    protected function getFieldNumber($name)
    {
        $no = pg_field_num($this->handler, sprintf('"%s"', $name));

        if ($no ===  -1) {
            throw new \InvalidArgumentException(sprintf("Could not find field name '%s'. Available fields are {%s}.", $name, join(', ', array_keys(pg_fetch_assoc($this->handler)))));
        }

        return $no;
    }

    /**
     * fetchColumn
     *
     * Fetch a column from a result.
     *
     * @access public
     * @param  string $name
     * @return array
     */
    public function fetchColumn($name)
    {
        return pg_fetch_all_columns($this->handler, $this->getFieldNumber($name));
    }

    /**
     * fieldExist
     *
     * Check if a field exist or not.
     *
     * @access public
     * @param  mixed $name
     * @return bool
     */
    public function fieldExist($name)
    {
        return (bool) (pg_field_num($this->handler, $name) > -1);
    }

    /**
     * getTypeOid
     *
     * Return the type oid of the given field.
     *
     * @access public
     * @param  string   $name
     * @throws  FoundationException on error
     * @return int|null
     */
    public function getTypeOid($name)
    {
        $ret = pg_field_type_oid($this->handler, $name);

        if ($ret === false) {
            throw new FoundationException(
                sprintf(
                    "Error while fetching type oid for field '%s'.",
                    $name
                )
            );
        }

        return $ret;
    }
}

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Wesmaelius mortoni is een insect uit de familie van de bruine gaasvliegen (Hemerobiidae), die tot de orde netvleugeligen (Neuroptera) behoort.

Wesmaelius mortoni is voor het eerst wetenschappelijk beschreven door kozlovi Makarkin in 1984.

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Q: Getting an "AttributeError" when trying to use a class function that calls another function from that class inside a second class I am writing a small program that uses pickle to let people locally save their timetable/paysheet to their computer.
I have the following class:
class ScheduleDataService:

    def create_object_path(self, active_user):

        users_object_path = root / "user_objects" / active_user
        return users_object_path

    def save_users_schedule(self, users_schedule, users_object_path, active_user):
        schedule = open(users_object_path, "wb")
        pickle.dump(users_schedule, schedule)
        schedule.close()

        logger.debug("\nYour schedule has been successfully saved \n")
        logger.info(active_user + "has successfully saved their schedule.")

    def load_users_schedule(self, active_user):
        users_object_path = self.create_object_path(active_user)
        schedule = open(users_object_path, "rb")
        users_schedule = pickle.load(schedule)
        schedule.close()

        return users_schedule

Inside this class I call the class function "create_object_path" inside of the class function "load_users_schedule".
Inside of the same module I have a second class used for viewing a users current schedule:
class ViewSchedule:

    __schedule_data_service: ScheduleDataService

    def __init__(self, schedule_data_service):
        self.__schedule_data_service = schedule_data_service

    def view_day(self, day_to_see, active_user):
        users_schedule = self.__schedule_data_service.load_users_schedule(self, active_user)

        to_view = []

        if day_to_see == "1":
            to_view.append("Monday")
        elif day_to_see == "2":
            to_view.append("Tuesday")
        elif day_to_see == "3":
            to_view.append("Wednesday")
        elif day_to_see == "4":
            to_view.append("Thursday")
        elif day_to_see == "5":
            to_view.append("Friday")
        elif day_to_see.lower() == "all":
            to_view = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday"]
        else:
            logger.debug("Sorry that isn't a valid option please try again")
            logger.info(active_user + "failed to view " + day_to_see + " from their schedule due to incorrect input")
            pass

        for day in users_schedule.week:
            if day.name in to_view:
                logger.debug("")
                for session in day.sessions:
                    logger.debug("Day: " + day.name + " Class Code: " + session.code + " Class length: "
                                 + session.length)
                logger.debug("")

I am trying to give this class is own instance of the class above. I am then trying to call the "load_users_schedule" function to load the users schedule. When I do this I get the following error.
File "generator.py", line 116, in <module>
    ViewSchedule(ScheduleDataService).view_day(day_to_see, active_user)
  File "/shared/projects/pay_sheet_generator/schedule_data.py", line 249, in view_day
    users_schedule = self.__schedule_data_service.load_users_schedule(self, active_user)
  File "/shared/projects/pay_sheet_generator/schedule_data.py", line 40, in load_users_schedule
    users_object_path = self.create_object_path(active_user)
AttributeError: 'ViewSchedule' object has no attribute 'create_object_path'

When I remove "create_object_path" from "load_users_schedule" and run them independently the code works without issue. What I am looking for is a way to be able to embed functions inside of each other as seen above, or an explanation as to why I shouldn't do it.
Edit:
The call to ViewSchedule looks like this
ViewSchedule(ScheduleDataService).view_day(day_to_see, active_user)

A: You have a few issues in your code.

*

*On the line users_schedule = self.__schedule_data_service.load_users_schedule(self, active_user), you do not need to add self as the first argument, because when you call an method of a class with the instance, the first argument is automatically inserted the instance of that class

*You need to pass an instance of ScheduleDataService to the instance of ViewSchedule, so you would want to do ViewSchedule(ScheduleDataService()).view_day(day_to_see, active_user) instead of ViewSchedule(ScheduleDataService).view_day(day_to_see, active_user)

*Also you should be aware than dunder variables are name-mangled in python, hence use them carefully in your class

A: This kinda does what you want.  It's helpful if people can copy and run your code.  You have several variables and imports not included in your code.
import pickle
import logging

root = ""
logger = logging.getLogger()

class ScheduleDataService:

    def create_object_path(self, active_user):

        users_object_path = root + "user_objects" + active_user
        return users_object_path

    def save_users_schedule(self, users_schedule, users_object_path, active_user):
        schedule = open(users_object_path, "wb")
        pickle.dump(users_schedule, schedule)
        schedule.close()

        logger.debug("\nYour schedule has been successfully saved \n")
        logger.info(active_user + "has successfully saved their schedule.")

    def load_users_schedule(self, active_user):
        users_object_path = self.create_object_path(active_user)
        schedule = open(users_object_path, "rb")
        users_schedule = pickle.load(schedule)
        schedule.close()

        return users_schedule

class ViewSchedule:

    # This gets automatically created inside __init__       __schedule_data_service: ScheduleDataService

    def __init__(self, schedule_data_service):
        self.__schedule_data_service = schedule_data_service

    def view_day(self, day_to_see, active_user):
        users_schedule = self.__schedule_data_service.load_users_schedule(active_user)

        to_view = []

        if day_to_see == "1":
            to_view.append("Monday")
        elif day_to_see == "2":
            to_view.append("Tuesday")
        elif day_to_see == "3":
            to_view.append("Wednesday")
        elif day_to_see == "4":
            to_view.append("Thursday")
        elif day_to_see == "5":
            to_view.append("Friday")
        elif day_to_see.lower() == "all":
            to_view = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday"]
        else:
            logger.debug("Sorry that isn't a valid option please try again")
            logger.info(active_user + "failed to view " + day_to_see + " from their schedule due to incorrect input")
            pass

        for day in users_schedule.week:
            if day.name in to_view:
                logger.debug("")
                for session in day.sessions:
                    logger.debug("Day: " + day.name + " Class Code: " + session.code + " Class length: "
                             + session.length)
                logger.debug("")

active_user = "Bob"
day_to_see = 1

scheduleDataSvc = ScheduleDataService()
vs = ViewSchedule(scheduleDataSvc)

vs.view_day(day_to_see, active_user)

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Carlos joined the E3G Brussels Office in May 2017 and works across the Energy Union field. His work mainly focuses on how the EU budget can become a better instrument for financing the clean energy transition.
He joined E3G after working as a trainee in the Cabinet of Miguel Arias Cañete, the European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy. There, he worked mainly on climate and energy diplomacy and as a speechwriter for the Commissioner. His work also focused on the role of transport in the decarbonisation of the EU's economy. Prior to this, he worked at the Embassy of Canada in Spain, where he was in charge of public diplomacy for the Canadian Arctic Council Chairmanship 2013-2015. He also coordinated the follow-up of the campaign and the European Parliament elections in May 2014. Carlos started his career writing articles on international affairs, security and sustainable development at the foreign policy magazine Esglobal, edited by the think tank Fundación FRIDE, in Madrid.
Carlos holds an MPA in 'International and European Governance' from Leiden University and a BA in 'International Relations' from King Juan Carlos University of Madrid. His undergraduate work focused on the links between climate change, natural resources and international security in the Arctic. His master's thesis was on the role of extractive industries in promoting good governance in resource-rich countries.


The Border: U.S./Canada sculpture is based upon field research conducted by Blane De St. Croix along numerous border crossings, as well as press photo documentation. The sculpture depicts a peace park on the border between the United States and Canada. This northern border is less contentious in United States' politics, providing a sharp contrast to the more fortified southern border with Mexico.
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Melissa Sweeney
Creative home for THE CAVES OF ARKEH:NA, BLACK KITTEN, & TRANSIENT TIME TRAVELLER. || Updates every Tuesday @ noon. ||
The Caves of Arkeh:na
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Chapter 30: St. Agatha's
April 26, 2019 ~ Melissa
Avery never thought people would remember her name. They never could at school, and if they did, they called her Aida or Amber, never recalling her true name. It'd taken her a few years to come to terms with her lacking charm, and by senior year of high school, if things hadn't changed, she told herself not to take it personally.
Seeing her face on national TV the next day destroyed that horrible self-image of hers.
In that short week, everyone in America knew about Avery Marlow, the thirteen-year-old middle schooler from Upstate New York who'd discovered one of the world's largest underground communities. They knew about her school, her interests in hiking, and her relationship with the Arkeh:nen Cameron Quinn, all of which made for "interesting topics" during interviews.
People from all around the world wanted her interview. News trucks drove cross country to speak with her, only her. Not her parents, not her grandparents. Her mother tried to coach her on answering interview questions in a professional manner, but with Cameron still in the hospital and all the Arkeh:nen separated in different hospitals across New England, Avery had no attention span. She'd tried to look up ways of dealing with interview anxiety, but she concluded that nobody got over it and it was terrifying every time.
She did, however, memorize the types of questions she'd receive. About a dozen times she'd told the camera the estimate size of Arkeh:na, her friendship with Cameron that'd developed into something more, and the surprising taste of dandelions and wild mushrooms. Amongst all the questions, the dandelion answer attracted the most attention.
One month after the extraction and the interviews calmed down. They almost ceased to exist, and Avery slowly felt herself falling back into routine. She had final exams coming up, Bridget's birthday was next week, and Cameron was now just a few blocks away.
One day after class, Avery sat on her laptop with the webcam on, video chatting with a news station down in Manhattan. The familiar logo she always saw on TV made her nervous, but she'd talked with this host twice already. It untethered her from her nerves.
"I've been told they're all doing well," Avery said. "There're still a few in critical condition and some are still waiting to get surgeries, but many of the children have been reunited with their families in group homes and homeless shelters."
"And where are all of these 'Arkeh:nen' in relation to New York?" the news reporter asked.
Avery smirked; she hadn't heard that pronunciation before. A linguist had translated a funky spelling of the word, but to Avery, she just repeated the Arkeh:nen way of saying 'Arkeh:nen.' "About seventy percent of them are still close to Foxfield. Some have been stationed in downtown New York, but officials have been working hard on coupling everyone back together into their Community."
"Well, we hope everything turns out well for the future," the news reporter said. "One more question for you, Avery: What've you been up to now? How're you planning the new year now that you're about to enter high school?"
"Well, after this interview's over, I'm going to pack up a lunch and bike to Cameron's place. We have a date together."
The reporter laughed. "Well, let's not hold you up. Thank you for speaking with us today."
After saying goodbye and doing some wrap up with the host, Avery turned off her video chat and sighed. She'd hidden her shaky hands better than last week's interview.
"That was really good," her father said from behind the TV. He had a pot on the stove for dinner. Her mother, who stood right in front of her at the kitchen counter, was juggling emails on both her laptop and her phone.
"New York Morning News just sent another email asking you for an interview," she said, "and they want you to write a blurb about…something. I don't know. I can't keep track of all these emails."
"I thought you said you liked all of this publicity," Avery said, gathering her lunch from out of the fridge. For today's date, she'd packed two sandwiches, one apple, and two cracker packages. After some back and forth with Cameron, she found that this was the healthiest and most favorite snack for them.
"Not all of this!" her mother said. "I'm losing it with all these—I got another one! Another one, from some news agency in Connecticut. I'm going to lose my mind. I did not sign up for this when I decided to have a child."
"I'm leaving, then," Avery said. "Love you."
"Bye. Love you. Be safe."
"Bye, my lovely, chaotic fledgling."
Forty-five Arkeh:nen had been placed in a nearby medical and rehabilitation center in downtown Foxfield. After scrounging up spare cots and money donations, the facility opened their arms to a portion of Arkeh:na without much hassle. Many people didn't believe that these cave people should've been given so much free care. A lot of protests in the streets wanted Avery's family to pay for everything. But with a lot of extra protests, funding, and general human empathy, the Arkeh:nen people got the care they deserved, including Cameron and their friends.
Avery rode up to St. Agatha's Home of Healing and parked in her usual spot. Aside from hospital care and living provisions, St. Agatha's offered educational programs, too. Teachers and volunteers came in every other weekday to teach classes about the Autre world. Soon, it became a give and take; while the Arkeh:nen learned about Autrean life, the Autreans learned bits about Arkeh:na that hadn't been disclosed on the news. How the Community understood gemmes and how many languages it took to form Arkeh:nen became subjects of interest for international scholars. Suddenly more and more people wanted to speak Arkeh:nen with the Arkeh:nen people, wanting to learn as much as they could.
St. Agatha's also helped the Community learn through a more idealized lens. Its backyard had gardens and walkways and a fence to keep out news reporters. The Sun rose and set over the mountains and gave the Arkeh:nen needed doses of vitamins. It took time for some of them to leave, but with the help of encouraging nurses, the Arkeh:nen walked out sheepishly in their donated coats and scarves. Cameron liked sitting underneath the tree near the pond, listening to the sounds of their new world.
When Avery entered the building, the receptionist, Mrs. Way, greeted her. "Hi, Avery. How was school today?"
"Good, thank you. Is Cameron doing okay?"
"I heard they were upset about a failed English quiz, but they've been talking a lot about you," she added with a smile. "They say that since you go to school so close, you should come visit more often."
"I visit four times a week!" she said, and walked through the revolving doors with her ID card.
Down the hall, she passed by Maywood and one of her aides. She had math homework in her hands and was playfully arguing out one of her answers. After a few x-rays, her doctors had placed her in a wheelchair until her limbs gained back their needed strength. With how hard she was gripping her pencil, she was either growing stronger, or her homework was overtaxing her.
"Hi," Avery said in English. "How are you?"
"I am…good, thank you," Maywood said. "How was…How do you say 'school'?" she asked in Arkeh:nen, and Avery gave her a hint.
"School?" she asked in English. "School? It's weird. A weird word. 'Weird' is weird. Our word is gooder."
"Better," her teacher corrected, and tapped Maywood's paper.
"I try," she said.
"It's okay. Try again."
"How're your legs and arms?" Avery asked.
"Good…Better," she said. "Physical therapy is hard, but it works."
"That's good. I'm glad."
"You want Cameron," she said, noting the jump in Avery's knees. "They're in the trees, the park."
"Thanks," she said, and ran through the patio doors to find them.
She stopped halfway through the doorway, finding someone much more surprising waiting for her.
Outside in the patio garden was Bridget, her father, Basil, and his mother, all talking around a bed of flowers.
Bridget looked up when the glass door closed. "Oh. Hi."
"Hi?" Avery said in a question. "I didn't know you two knew each other. At all. What's going on?"
Basil looked to his mother before blushing and standing up. "I told my doctors about my father and, after taking some of my blood, they found him." He gestured to Bridget's father. "Meet my dad, and my new sister."
Moeder Exia played with her bangs to hide her own blushing face. Bridget's father took to fidgeting with one of the flowers nearest his cheek.
Taking in Bridget's father, a tall Spanish man with a thick beard, and Bridget, who always look like a supermodel in her eyes, she did see the resemblance, but she couldn't have imagined how close an Autrean could look like an Arkeh:nen and vice versa.
"Yeah," Basil said, reading her face. "She said you and her are friends from school. Is this the girl you mentioned before?"
"Y-yeah, she is, and we are," she said, still stunned.
"Families here are strange. I'm not used to how this world operates, but it's been fun getting to know about my Autrean—Spanish—side. Here I thought I was doing so well learning English, now I have to learn Spanish."
Avery chuckled. "I'm taking a Spanish class right now."
"It's hard," they said in unison, and they, even their Moeder, smiled.
"Well, this's great," Avery said, not knowing what else to say. "What a world. I had no idea."
Basil kicked a loose stone off the pathway. "A lot of us have had concerns about what's been going on, but without your help, I wouldn't have found these people. Maywood's legs and arms are getting stronger. Cameron has their medicine." Looking down at his new shoes, he stepped over and gave Avery a hug. "Thanks, for this."
"A-and us, too," Bridget said. "This's been wild for us. I never knew."
"I didn't, either," her father said shyly. "If I'd known, that night at the bar…"
Moeder Exia inhaled and wrapped her shawl over herself. She'd completely covered her face with one hand.
"N-nevertheless, I'll take care of them," he promised, "of Basil and Maywood."
At that, Basil cracked into a smile.
Avery looked over to Bridget. "I'll see you for your birthday, right?"
"I better. You and Cameron are the only ones I invited. With Maywood and Basil coming, this's the most amount of people I'll ever have at a birthday party. I was thinking of doing dirt cake. Get it, because dirt."
Avery snorted and waved them off.
Cameron had a calling with the garden animals. As they sat by the pond, sticking their finger in the water, every fish and duck would swim up to them without fail. They never nipped or splashed, they just watched them as curiously as Cameron watched them. They enjoyed them so much that since being at St. Agatha's, they must've gone through four bags of fish and duck food.
They were finally wearing their glasses with the thick lenses in them. They'd refused most of their nurses' care, but when they put on the glasses, they threw themselves on the ground and cried. Apparently they had such horrible vision, they'd never seen the individual hairs on a person's head before.
With their vision cleared, Cameron looked up to Avery. "Hey."
"Hi." She sat beside them on the grass. "Did you already feed them?"
"Yeah. They were starving." They leaned against her. "Speak to me in English."
"Are you ready for that?"
"No, but my teacher wants me to practice, and it's easier to talk when I'm with you."
"If it makes you feel better, I'm learning Spanish at school, and I don't like it, either. It doesn't come to me as naturally as Arkeh:nen."
"Basil was telling me that. The Bridget girl is Spanish. Sometimes she speaks it with her Fader. He really does look like Basil."
"I know." She took Cameron's hand. "Is this better?"
"…I think," they said in their best English. "It's hard to understand."
Two of Cameron's ducks swam up to the edge of the pond. Cameron twiddled their fingers in the water, enticing them. "But I teach…others about Arkeh:na, and they want to know. That's what I worry about, I had worried about. I didn't think people would like us. Now everyone wants to know it, even though we can't go back."
"I heard they're going to try to salvage what's left of the mountain and open it up to the public for research and exploration. When that's ready, you can get back your gemmes."
"Good. Even though they don't work with me, I still like them."
"Yes, but you can't live there anymore, got it? You can't hide back underground."
They pouted and rolled on their butt. "I could. You never find me."
"But then you'd never see the ducks. You wouldn't see sunrises or planes. You wouldn't see me—"
"Planes!" they said with a jolt. "How scary! How do they fly? My teacher says there're people in them. She lies?"
"No, there're usually dozens of people in planes."
Cameron blew out their cheeks. "So why do they make the loud noise? How do they fly without flapping their wings like a duck?"
"I'm not sure. We should look it up sometime."
"Can we do it now? I can tell Maywood and Basil. They want to know."
"Sure." Avery opened her phone to the first selfie she and Cameron had ever taken together and searched for the right words.
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When I try to use Photomerge Group Shot, the program locks up with the message that Photoshop Elements 13 Editor has stopped working and then shuts down. I have restarted my computer and restarted PSE numerous times. What else should I try to get this to work?


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<?php
/**
 * Created by PhpStorm.
 * User: Danil Baibak danil.baibak@gmail.com
 * Date: 23/04/15
 * Time: 13:35
 */

namespace Bundles\WidgetBundle\Tests\Entity;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Test\KernelTestCase;

class UsersTest extends KernelTestCase
{
    /**
     * @var \Doctrine\ORM\EntityManager
     */
    private $em;

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public function setUp()
    {
        self::bootKernel();
        $this->em = static::$kernel->getContainer()
            ->get('doctrine')
            ->getManager();
    }

    /**
     * Test repository method getUserRate
     */
    public function testGetUserRate()
    {
//        $rate = $this->em
//            ->getRepository('WidgetBundle:Users')
//            ->getUserRate(1);
//
//        $this->assertEquals(23, $rate[0]['rate']);
        $this->assertEquals(23, 23);
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    protected function tearDown()
    {
        parent::tearDown();
        $this->em->close();
    }
}


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BackgroundEnterobacterales are among the most common causes of bacterial infections in the community and among hospitalized patients, and multidrug-resistant (MDR) strains have emerged as a major threat to human health. Resistance to third-generation cephalosporins is typical of MDRs, being mainly due to the production of extended spectrum -lactamases or AmpC-type -lactamases.ObjectiveThe objective of this paper is to review the epidemiological impact, diagnostic issues and treatment options with AmpC producers.FindingsAmpC enzymes encoded by resident chromosomal genes (cAmpCs) are produced by some species (e.g., Enterobacter spp., Citrobacter freundii, Serratia marcescens), while plasmid-encoded AmpCs (pAmpCs) can be encountered also in species that normally do not produce cAmpCs (e.g., Salmonella enterica, Proteus mirabilis, Klebsiella pneumoniae and Klebsiella oxytoca) or produce them at negligible levels (e.g., Escherichia coli). Production of AmpCs can be either inducible or constitutive, resulting in different resistance phenotypes. Strains producing cAmpCs in an inducible manner (e.g., Enterobacter spp.) usually appear susceptible to third-generation cephalosporins, which are poor inducers, but can easily yield mutants constitutively producing the enzyme which are resistant to these drugs (which are good substrates), resulting in treatment failures. pAmpCs are usually constitutively expressed. Production of pAmpCs is common in community-acquired infections, while cAmpC producers are mainly involved in healthcare-associated infections.ConclusionsTo date, there is no conclusive evidence about the most appropriate treatment for AmpC-producing Enterobacterales. Carbapenems are often the preferred option, especially for severe infections in which adequate source control is not achieved, but cefepime is also supported by substantial clinical evidences as an effective carbapenem-sparing option.
AmpC -lactamase-producing Enterobacterales: what a clinician should know
Meini S;Tascini C;Cei M;Sozio E;Rossolini GM
Meini2019.pdf


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What Humans Do Best
By Khaled Abou Alfa • 5th of April, 2020
If you are depressed, you are living in the past. If you are anxious you are living in the future. If you are at peace, you are living in the present.
— Lao Tzu
During a decade characterised by great political unrest across the globe, humans were working on one of the most technically ambitious projects our species had ever conceived. At its peak, in 1966, spending on the Apollo programme accounted for approximately 3% of all United States spending. 3 years later the first human being would walk on the moon.
Lan Xang, the land of a million elephants, is the historical name of Laos. It is also home to 260 million cluster bombs, and holds the unenviable title of being the most bombed country in history. To bestow this title on Laos, the US armed forces would first need to carry out one of the most audacious acts of military logistics ever. Across Vietnam, the army would be responsible for building or commissioning six new major airports; some 100 smaller air fields; six new seaports; six new naval bases; 26 hospitals and 26 base camps — complete with shopping malls and movie theatres.
Over the course of a 30 years period, the Emirate of Dubai had transformed itself. From a tiny port out in the desert to the 3rd most visited city in the world. With more skyscrapers, 190 of them at last count, than any other city apart from New York and Hong Kong. The city is also home to over 65 malls, including the world's second biggest. Home to the tallest building in the world.
On the 24th of January 2020, the attention of the world was fixed on footage being livecast from a shoddy webcam. The camera was documenting the progress of a 1000 bed hospital to be completed within just 10 days. This hospital was not unique, rather it was but the first of many hospitals being constructed all across China to battle an invisible enemy.
During the time of cold wars, we build.
During times of hot wars, we build.
During times of excess, we build.
And during times of pandemics, we build.
Taking a look outside our windows, an act that has taken a new meaning for many of us, our built environment has remained mostly unchanged. What has temporary changed is how we have to interact with our world. Schools, universities and office buildings are empty. Restaurants, cafes and bars are shut. Bus stops, train stations and airports are devoid of activity. Only the sirens of ambulances echo through the streets of our cities. While this is mostly a temporary state of being, some of our established norms are gone forever as we transition to what comes after.
For now, we are living in the space and time in-between. During this time of uncertainty, there are those trying to keep us moving down a seemingly familiar river. Our digital world has enabled many to extend this reality. More acutely, this could only have been achieved through a federated digital world. We are not beholden to a single company or software that can enable remote working and communication. The strain is distributed. The construction industry as a whole has been dragging it's feet into the digital space, as the industry remains one of the least digitized. Encouragingly the tools to enable this type of work are available, with many firms and practices having successfully made some form of transition.
We are all trying to come to terms with what our new world actually means and wondering how long before this very fragile reality stays intact. The feeling we all have, 'anticipatory grief'1, underlines the truth that the world after will be different to the world before. How different will depend on several variables, your geographic location, your profession and what you actually lost during this time.
Our current situation has created a paradigm shift that establishes new practices and shift behaviors. What was once considered outlier behavior, is now the new normal. In the corporate world, the importance of the office as the only space where work can be achieved has been completely shattered. What comes after cannot ignore what is happening now.
Even after the initial challenges of working remotely are overcome, there still is one tiny, small detail left to address. Construction happens in the real world, not the digital one. At some point the work needs to happen on an actual site. With other people around. While many construction sites around the world continue, it won't be long before sites are shut down. While these closures might remain in place temporarily, many projects will no longer be deemed urgent or even necessary in the world After. Businesses and governments will be reviewing and assessing the need for all their projects.
There will be immediate, defined between 6 months and a year, essential projects to tend to. Healthcare, pharmaceutical, data centers, logistics, delivery and storage facilities, will all experience a significant boost in demand. Many businesses will need to pivot into these fields.
Many projects in hospitality, tourism, leisure, sports and cultural will be put on the back burner. Although some projects may be exempt from this particular trend, these will be limited to projects in active construction or by developers and governments with deep pockets that can weather the coming disruption.
Although mass transportation projects usually exist across an extended timeline, they are not immune. The unprecedented nature of the pandemic will no doubt impact many projects as government funds are redirected to other endeavors.
The disruption to the aviation industry eclipses anything that has come before. Previous global incidents cannot provide insight into the scale of change that airlines and airports are likely to face. What is becoming clearer every day is that it is doubtful that the industry will return in the same manner. It is expected that airports will follow in the downturn, with new airport projects, airport renovations and expansion projects all stopping.
Mid Term
While it may be easy to say that things will settle down in a few year time and return back to 'normal', January 2020 marks the end of a era. One that we hopefully won't be returning to completely. We have been forced to reconsider our lives. To consider how fragile our employment is. Forced to consider how fragile our connected societies are. Forced to consider how fragile our institutions are. Forced to consider how fragile we all are.
Nothing can possibly soften the truly harrowing reality of thousands of people dying. Every. Single. Day. Humanity has been through pandemics many, many times over. The hope is that our medical institutions keep their strength long enough to get us through this. We will need to adapt to a new reality. Our built world will need to adapt to enable the world that emerges. We must be ready to help usher this world as quickly as possible to allow those hit hardest to rebuild their lives again. Their sacrifice should be remembered as moment in time when our world changed, for the better.
Building a future that is less excessive. Building a future that doesn't take our natural resources for granted. Building a future that provides more social equality for people. Building a future less eager to satisfy greed and vanity. We should be brave enough to build it better than before. During these hard times, we must never forget that this is what humans do best. Humans build.
The term used to describe that feeling we all have at the moment.↩


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Brigitte Nijman ,(born 12 July 1970) is a Dutch actress and singer. She has done a lot of theater work such as roles in Ciske de Rat, Pietje Bell de musical and The Sound of Music.

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Law firms that use the cloud aim to save money, increase their network security and utilize their work applications much more efficiently. However, there are countless cloud products and it's very hard to keep up with how all of them can help lawyers achieve these goals.
Below is a list of a few products that every law firm should be aware of. These are cloud products tailored specifically to the needs of law firms and will improve all facets of their tech.
Attorneys deal with a lot of important paperwork that needs to be signed by multiple parties. Sometimes it's a logistical slog to get these needed signatures, and getting them through fax sometimes isn't even legally recognized. Signatures on documents that change hands constantly also fade, but e-signatures don't.
E-Signing is extremely convenient for law firms in rural areas that work with most of their clients outside of their immediate area. Nobody likes to pay overnight shipping costs, so regulating that task to a purely online forum is an absolute must.
Law firms hold many confidential files that cannot be seen by any prying eyes. Losing these files to a server meltdown or data breach would be catastrophic and drive any firm to bankruptcy, which is why there must be a contingency plan in case disaster strikes.
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Q: Matplotlib legend relative to figure in multiplot I want to move the legend of a figure with several subfigures to the upper center relative to the entire figure. I tried to pass a legend object created with fig.legend to fig.savefig using bbox_extra_artist, as described here. However unlike described the legend gets cut-off:

This is the code that I used:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

x = np.arange(-2*np.pi, 2*np.pi, 0.1)
fig, axes = plt.subplots(nrows=5, ncols=3, sharex=True, sharey=False)
legendLines = []
for rI, rA in enumerate(axes):
    for cI, ax in enumerate(rA):
        line, = ax.plot(x, np.sin(x), label='Sine')
        legendLines.append(line)
        line, = ax.plot(x, np.cos(x), label='Cosine')
        legendLines.append(line)
        line, = ax.plot(x, np.arctan(x), label='Inverse tan')
        legendLines.append(line)
        if cI == 0:
            ax.set_ylabel('foo')
        if rI == len(axes) -1:
            ax.set_xlabel('bar')
        if rI == 0:
            ax.set_title('baz')

legend = fig.legend(legendLines[:3], ['Sine', 'Cosine', 'Inverse Tan'], 'upper center', frameon=False, ncol=3, borderaxespad=-0.7)
outFile = 'test.pdf'
fig.set_size_inches(8,7)
fig.tight_layout()
fig.savefig(outFile, bbox_extra_artists=[legend], bbox_inches='tight')
plt.close()

I'm looking for a technique that let me define the legend location relative to the entire figure not just a subfigure.
Update:
If I replace
legend = fig.legend(legendLines[:3], ['Sine', 'Cosine', 'Inverse Tan'], 'upper center', frameon=False, ncol=3, borderaxespad=-0.7)

with
legend = fig.legend(legendLines[:3], ['Sine', 'Cosine', 'Inverse Tan'], loc='lower center', frameon=False, ncol=3, bbox_to_anchor=(.5, 0.965))

the result is the same: plot area is not increased and legend gets shifted off the plot.
(System: matplotlib-1.2.0-py2.7-macosx-10.8-intel)

A: If you replace the line that generates the legend with this one:
legend = fig.legend(legendLines[:3], ['Sine', 'Cosine', 'Inverse Tan'], loc='lower center', frameon=False, ncol=3, bbox_to_anchor=(.5, 1.))

everything seems to work fine.
Even if bbox_to_anchor=(0.5, 1.5) the legends is saved into pdf fine:

Which might mean that updating matplotlib to the latest version is likely to fix the problem.

A: Updating to the latest matplotlib version 1.4.3 solved the problem.


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Get to Know our Staff: Louise Hamilton, Orthopedics
What is your job title/your role at Scottish Rite for Children?
I am an administrative assistant in the Orthopedics department. I assist three physicians with their administrative activities, such as completing medical staff reappointment applications, paying dues for memberships and a myriad of other activities.
What do you do on a daily basis or what sort of duties do you have at work?
Mostly, I react to emails, phone calls and requests for the medical staff.
What was your first job? What path did you take to get here or what led you to Scottish Rite? How long have you worked here?
My first job after graduating from college was at Scottish Rite for Children, or as it was known back then, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children. I started in November of 1982. I worked in medical records for about five years. I then transferred to Orthopedics to be the administrative support for Dr. Birch. After five years there, I moved to work with Dr. Herring in 1993. I continue to work with Dr. Herring, but now work with Drs. Rathjen and Podeszwa as well. I have been at Scottish Rite for 40 years.
What do you enjoy most about Scottish Rite?
There are two things that have kept me returning for so long. The first is the organization's mission of helping children and their families whether they can pay or not. The second is the people I work and interact with daily.
Tell us something about your job that others might not already know?
I am kind of the unofficial office historian. I have also helped with the past three updates to the Tachdjian's Pediatric Orthopaedics textbook.
Where is the most interesting place you've been?
The National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.
What is your favorite game or sport to watch and play?
My favorite sport is the sport my kids are playing at the time. Now that they are adults, it is probably football.
If you could only eat one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Cheeseburger and fries.
What's one fun fact about yourself?
I love to bake. I supply the office with baked goods regularly.
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Access Bank named 'Safest Bank' in Nigeria
December 18, 2020 Favour Lashem News, Project 0
Access Bank Plc has been named the 'Safest Bank' in Nigeria for 2020 by Global Finance for its continued efforts in ensuring the protection of customers' funds and data.
Mr Herbert Wigwe, Access Bank Chief Executive Officer, announced this in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Lagos.
Global Finance's annual ranking of the World's Safest Banks has been the recognised and trusted standard of financial counterparty safety for more than a quarter-century.
The Safest Banks by Country were selected through an evaluation of long-term foreign currency ratings– from Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch – and the total assets of the 1000 largest banks worldwide.
Wigwe said that the recognition came on the basis of the bank's ability to ensure protection of customers' funds and data.
Wigwe said that: "Throughout 2020, financial institutions all over the world have been faced with peculiarities in safeguarding the finances and data of customers.
"Through this, Access Bank has remained steadfast in its commitment to ensuring that the finances of customers are protected and the data confidentiality of all stakeholders is maintained.
"This recognition serves as an encouragement for us to build on our successes and invest even more in digitally-led measures that will position us as the World's Most Respected African bank.
"As part of its efforts to safeguard the investments and savings of customers, Access Bank introduced a self-service USSD that enables customers to deactivate their accounts using any alternative phone number should the registered phone be lost or stolen.
"This gives account holders full autonomy to safeguard their funds before official reports are directed to the bank," he said.
On his part, Mr Joseph Giarraputo, publisher and Editorial Director of Global Finance, said that there was a steep drop in economic activities owing to COVID-19 pandemic.
"For most of 2020, the world has been lashed by the COVID-19 pandemic, a steep drop in economic activity and, in some cases, serious social unrest. Any of these developments could have significantly impacted bankscredit worthiness.
"Surprisingly, however, the relative position of the world's largest banks on Global Finance World's Safest Banks 2020 lists has been mostly stable. One can only speculate when, or if, the changes will come.
"In the meantime, the rankings will be used by companies, investors and individuals to gauge the relative safety of the banks with which they choose to do business with," he said. (NAN)
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Encyclopedia > Mount Palomar Observatory
Palomar Observatory is a privately-owned observatory located in San Diego County, California, 90 miles (145 km) southeast of Mount Wilson Observatory, on Palomar Mountain. It is owned and operated by the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). The observatory currently consists of four main instruments: the 200 inch (5.08 m) Hale Telescope, the 48 inch (1.22 m) Samuel Oschin Telescope, the 18 inch (457 mm) Schmidt telescope, and a 60 inch (1.52 m) reflecting telescope.
Palomar Observatory
Caltech
San Diego County, California, USA
33� 21' 21 N 116� 51' 50 W
1713 m (5618 ft)
(# of clear nights, humidity)
http://www.astro.caltech.edu/observatories/palomar/
Hale Telescope
200 inch (5.08 m) reflector
60 inch Telescope
60 inch (1.52 m) reflector
Oschin Telescope
48 inch (1.22 m) Schmidt Reflector
JPL Palomar Testbed Interferometer
Interferometer
All-Sky Camera
1 The Hale Telescope
2 Palomar Observatory Sky Survey
The Hale Telescope
This 200 inch (5.08 m) telescope is named after astronomer George Ellery Hale. It was built by a Caltech-Carnegie Institution consortium using a Pyrex blank manufactured by Corning Glass Works. The telescope (the largest in the world at that time) saw 'first light' in 1949.
The Hale Telescope is operated by a consortium of Caltech, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Cornell University. [1] (http://www.astro.cornell.edu)
For a history of the 200 inch (5.08 m) instrument's construction find a copy of The Perfect Machine by Ronald Florence, ISBN 0-06-018205-9.
Palomar Observatory Sky Survey
The Palomar Observatory Sky Survey (POSS), sponsored by the National Geographic institute, was completed in 1958 (The first plates were shot in November 1948 to and the last in April 1958). This survey was performed using 14 inch� or (6 degree)� blue-sensitive (Kodak 103a-O) and red-sensitive (Kodak 103a-E) photographic plates on the 48 inch (1.22 m) Samuel Oschin Schmidt reflecting telescope. The survey covered the sky from a declination of +90 degrees (celestial north pole) to -27 degrees and all right ascensions and had a sensitivity to +22 magnitudes (about 1 million times fainter than the limit of human vision). A southern extension extending the sky coverage of the POSS to -33 degrees declination was shot in 1957 - 1958. The final POSS consisted of 937 plate pairs.
J.B. Whiteoak, an Australian radio astronomer, used the same instrument to extend this survey further south to about -45 degrees declination, using the same field centers as the corresponding northern declination zones. Unlike the POSS, the Whiteoak extension consisted only of red-sensitive (Kodak 103a-E) photographic plates.
Until the completion of the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS), POSS was the most extensive wide-field sky survey ever. When completed, the Sloan Digital Sky Survey will surpass the POSS in depth, although the POSS covers almost 2.5 times as much area on the sky. POSS also exists in digitized form (i.e., the photographic plates were scanned), both in photographic form as the Digital Sky Survey (DSS) [2] (http://archive.stsci.edu/dss/) and in catalog form as the Minnesota Automated Plate Scanner (MAPS) Catalog [3] (http://aps.umn.edu/).
One of the current ongoing research programs at Palomar is the Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking program.
This program makes use of the Palomar QUEST Variability survey [4] (http://pr.caltech.edu/media/Press_Releases/PR12417.html) that began in the autumn of 2001 to map a band of sky around the equator. This search switched to a new camera installed on the 48 inch (1.22 m) Samuel Oschin Schmidt Telescope at Palomar in summer of 2003 and the results are used by several projects, including the Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking project. Another program that uses the QUEST results discovered 90377 Sedna on November 14, 2003, and around 40 Kuiper belt objects. Other programs that share the camera are Shri Kulkarni's search for gamma-ray bursts (this takes advantage of the automated telescope's ability to react as soon as a burst is seen and take a series of snapshots of the fading burst), Richard Ellis' search for supernovae to test whether the universe's expansion is accelerating or not, and S. George Djorgovski's quasar search.
The camera itself is a mosaic of 112 CCDs covering the whole (4 degree by 4 degree) field of view of the Schmidt telescope, the largest CCD mosaic used in an astronomical camera at the time.
Caltech Astronomy (http://www.astro.caltech.edu/observatories/palomar/)
The SBO Palomar Sky Survey Prints (http://lyra.colorado.edu/sbo/sboinfo/readingroom/poss.html)
Palomar Observatory Weather (http://deneb.bu.edu/swobserv/palomar/)
The Perfect Machine: Building the Palomar Telescope by Ronald Florence, ISBN 0060926708
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Aerial photograph from Microsoft Terraserver (http://terraserver.microsoft.com/map.aspx?t=1&s=11&lon=-116.86565&lat=33.35634&w=600&h=400)
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Mount Palomar Observatory - definition of Mount Palomar Observatory in Encyclopedia (612 words)
Palomar Observatory is a privately-owned observatory located in San Diego County, California, 90 miles (145 km) southeast of Mount Wilson Observatory, on Palomar Mountain.
The observatory currently consists of four main instruments: the 200 inch (5.08 m) Hale Telescope, the 48 inch (1.22 m) Samuel Oschin Telescope, the 18 inch (457 mm) Schmidt telescope, and a 60 inch (1.52 m) reflecting telescope.
The Palomar Observatory Sky Survey (POSS), sponsored by the National Geographic institute, was completed in 1958 (The first plates were shot in November 1948 to and the last in April 1958).


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Q: Not able to debug Azure Functions in Visual Studio Code. Debugger stops I am using http trigger Azure Function. When I am running my application (by pressing F5), after clicking http://localhost:7071/api/HttpTrigger1, I am getting response in browser but code doesn't stop at breakpoints.
After careful observation, I saw that debugger starts for 0.5 seconds and closes automatically.
I have posted the video here. At 5th second, we can see that debugger starts but closes instantly (Orange screen at 5th second).
There is a similar question on Stackoverflow, but that didn't solve my problem.

A: I have experienced the same, while debugging Azure Functions in VS Code on a Mac. I found this open issue on the Omnisharp GitHub about this issue:
https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode/issues/4903
In the end, basilfx's workaround ended up helping me:

I was triggered by a log line about code signing in the logging above. I therefore tried the following:

*

*Create self-signed code signing certificate: https://stackoverflow.com/a/58363510/1423623

*Navigate to the debugger folder (in my case, ~/.vscode/extensions/ms-dotnettools.csharp-1.24.4-darwin-x64/.debugger/x86_64)

*Run codesign --remove-signature vsdbg-ui && codesign --remove-signature vsdbg

*Run codesign -s my-codesign-cert vsdbg-ui && codesign -s my-codesign-cert vsdbg

I can now attach to a running instance of ./vsdbg-ui --server --consoleLogging --engineLogging from VS Code that stops at breakpoints. It's a work-around, but it shows something is wrong with the code signing of vsdbg and/or vsdbg-ui.
2022-04-20: can confirm that this still works, using OmniSharp 1.24.4.

A: Prerequisites to run/debug the Azure Functions in Visual Studio Code:

*

*Azure Tools Extension

*Azure Functions Core Tools

*Also, Ensure that the Storage Emulator installed on your system, even it is deprecated but still used for local environment debugging and testing purposes

*Azurite Extension on VS Code Extensions Menu

local.settings.json
{
"IsEncrypted": false,
"Values": {
"AzureWebJobsStorage": "UseDevelopmentStorage=true",
"FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME": "dotnet"
}
}

.csproj file:
<Project  Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">
<PropertyGroup>
<TargetFramework>net6.0</TargetFramework>
<AzureFunctionsVersion>v4</AzureFunctionsVersion>
</PropertyGroup>
<ItemGroup>
<PackageReference  Include="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions"  Version="4.0.1"  />
</ItemGroup>
<ItemGroup>
<None  Update="host.json">
<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
</None>
<None  Update="local.settings.json">
<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
<CopyToPublishDirectory>Never</CopyToPublishDirectory>
</None>
</ItemGroup>
</Project>

Debug Result:

Put a breakpoint at some code line inside the Run Method and Start debugging.
All the code files and debugging video is available in the GitHub Repository and debugging video, please compare each file to your code.

As specified in this VS Code Official Documentation, need to install the language runtime extension for debugging purposes like C# for .NET, Python, Java, JavaScript, PowerShell etc.
For example, for the above .NET Azure Functions Project I have installed this extension in VS Code:

Links to Install these extensions are given in prerequisites and in hyperlink wording formats.
References of VS Code debugging the Azure Functions:

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*Debugging Azure Functions Locally in VS Code

*Microsoft Official Documentation of Azure Functions debugging in VS Code

A: I have a similar issue.
I have multiple python azure function repositories which i work on in vs-code.
If a file open in the editor has errors (lint errors, mypy errors, etc..)
Whenever i try to launch a debug session the function starts but eventually detach from the debug session.
After this log print:
INFO: Detaching console logging.
Then it won't stop at breakpoints and log debug logs.
Unfortunately I don't have a solution yet.
I do have a working workaround you can try:
Close any open file which has an error (you can close all the files), and launch the debug session (f5), I found this way it's working, stopping at breakpoints and not detaching the debugger.
If you (or anyone) find a working solution please share.

A: In my case, I'm running on a mac.  and this answer worked:
https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode/issues/4900
Basically I changed my launch.json from:
{
  "version": "0.2.0",
  "configurations": [
    {
      "name": "Attach to .NET Functions",
      "type": "coreclr",
      "request": "attach",
      "processId": "${command:azureFunctions.pickProcess}"
    }
  ]
}

to this:
{
  "version": "0.2.0",
  "configurations": [
    {
      "name": "Attach to .NET Functions",
      "type": "coreclr",
      "request": "attach",
      "processId": "${command:azureFunctions.pickProcess}",
      "targetArchitecture": "x86_64"
    }
  ]
}


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Dolby Vision HDR support is coming to the Xbox One
By Patrick O'Rourke @Patrick_ORourke
Jul 12, 201812:52 PM EDT
Microsoft has confirmed that Dolby Vision HDR support is coming to the Xbox One S and Xbox One X.
This means that Microsoft's video game console now joins the relatively short list of devices that support Dolby Vision, including the Apple TV 4K and Google's Chromecast Ultra — which both also include Dolby Atmos support just like the Xbox One.
Microsoft is currently testing out Dolby Vision with Xbox Insiders running a beta version of the console's dashboard, though the feature is expected to get a wider release soon. The company says that Netflix will be one of the first apps to support Dolby Vision on both the Xbox One S and Xbox One X. It's currently unclear if more streaming apps, as well as physical Blu-ray discs, will eventually support Dolby Vision.
As it stands, it looks like Dolby Vision is set to be reserved only for video playback and not games. The Xbox One X is currently capable of supporting both HDR compatible games and video content in 4K, while the Xbox One S supports HDR games and video, but lacks 4K.
Dolby Vision is widely regarded as superior to HDR10, the other competing high-dynamic range format. Dolby's version of HDR supports 12-bit colour depth and higher peak brightness levels than HDR10, though the difference between both forms of HDR will be negligible to most people.
That said, this is a good move on Microsoft's part as it helps future-proof the console, especially since Sony's PlayStation 4 Pro only supports HDR10.