OBJECTIVE: On completion of this course , the students will be able to analyse circuits and systems with non-periodic inputs using Laplace and Fourier transforms.
Classification of signals - representation in terms of elementary signals - impulse functions - Time response of circuits to non-sinusoidal periodic inputs - Concept of complex frequency - poles and zeros - frequency response from pole-zero configuration.
Fourier series representation of periodic inputs - trigonometric and complex forms - Fourier integral and Fourier transforms - Harmonic analysis of simple circuits with non-sinusoidal periodic inputs and aperiodic inputs.
Driving point impedance and admittance of one port network - open circuit impedance - short circuit admittance of two port networks - transfer impedance and admittance - voltage and current ratio transfer functions - ABCD parameters - image impedance - impedance matching - equivalent networks.
Differential equations of linear discrete systems - pulse transfer function - response of linear discrete systems by Z transform method - z and s domain relationship.


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Feb. 03 - End date not yet announced Disneyland Park : Disneyland Resort Remember...Dreams Come True The Remember...Dreams Come True fireworks show, which celebrated Disneyland's 50th anniversary, returns for weekend performances starting February 3. The show is expected to continue through the spring season.
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Q: SELECT same columns of Foreign table multiple time I have tables as follows:
ORG
    id  Name     media_budget  p_contact  s_contact
------  -------  ------------  ---------  -----------
     1  FIFA          4654623          1            3
     2  FIFA_AP          1234          2            3
     3  ICC            203254          3            2

USERS
    id  fname    lname   contact  email
------  -------  ------  -------  -----------------
     1  JHONE    MICHEL   124552  email@gmail.com
     2  William  Martin   254623  gmail@email.com
     3  Ann      Lee      321546  lee@gmail.com

I want to SELECT user.fname for ORG.p_contact and ORG.s_contact for each row in ORG, following statement works fine with single record in ORG however, when query return multiple rows it throws an error
"Error Code: 1242
Subquery returns more than 1 row"

my statement is:
SELECT o.Name, o.media_budget,
(SELECT u.fname AS primaryName    FROM org o LEFT OUTER JOIN users u ON o.p_contact = u.id) AS PrimaryContact,
(SELECT usr.fname AS SecondaryName  FROM org og LEFT OUTER JOIN users usr ON og.s_contact = usr.id) AS SecondaryContact
 FROM org o;

What should be changed in sub-query to achieve desire result :
    id  Name    media_budget  PrimaryContact      SecondaryContact
------  ------  ------------  --------------      ----------------
     3  ICC           203254          Ann            William
     4  FIFA            2656          JOHN            Ann

A: You just want to do some simple inner joins, like this:
SELECT o.Name, o.media_budget, p.fname AS PrimaryContact, s.fname AS SecondaryContact
  FROM org o
       INNER JOIN users p on o.p_contact = p.id
       INNER JOIN users s on o.s_contact = s.id

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In November 2016, cousins Joseph Crookall (lead vocals/rhythm guitar) and Sam Quilliam (drums/backing vocals) came together with the idea of forming a band after Joseph made a move to Newcastle (from the Isle of Man), following a spark of success as a singer-songwriter. Having supported Tom Jones, 10cc, CAST, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, as well as playing a handful of festivals across the UK, Joseph felt the move was necessary to concentrate on the next chapter.
Ready to generate new ideas, Sam called in a former band mate of his, Jack Dancer (bass/backing vocals), who he had shared success with both locally (in the north east) and nationally, having played on Glastonbury's BBC Introducing Stage as well as playing a Maida Vale session with Huw Stephens a few years back.
Completing the line up is Joe Taylor (lead guitar/backing vocals). Sam and Joe went to school together where they played in jazz bands alongside each other from an early age. Joe went on to study jazz/trumpet at Leeds College of Music, as well as creating a name for himself as a singer-songwriter in the north east music scene.
Sharing significant clicks through family, musical chemistry and small tastes of success; a strong foundation was set for PRIZE. The four got together in early December 2016 and began writing from the off. With a solid catalogue of material, the band began playing live in September 2017, playing plenty of support slots for local on touring bands across the North East. After playing a handful of festivals over the summer, with plenty of gigs under their belt, PRIZE played their debut headline show at The Cluny in Newcastle, October 2018, which was a great success. Following their headline show, they supported local favourites, Shields at their EP Launch at The Star and Shadow Cinema in Newcastle.
"With immediately hooking rhythms and high-hitting vocals, Prize's debut track 'Radio' is mightily impressive. And through memorable indie-rock chorus it's got mainstream radio potential written all over it and sets our expectations very high for this newly emerging band from Newcastle." - SPOTLIGHT UK.
"There aren't many songs which start so strongly that it feels like you've been hit by a bus, in an incredibly bloody good way." - Reyt Good Magazine.
"PRIZE really ought to have thought long and hard before having a song called Is That Right? because all it made me want to do was watch 80s quiz shows. Thankfully, the indie band redeemed themselves with this absolute bop of a pop track." - Narc Magazine.
Both tracks were recorded and mixed DIY in the basement of a teahouse and Joe's bedroom.
The musical intricacies, tight harmonies and rhythmic patterns in their writing style is drawn from their relatively broad ranged influences... but with their own sound/feel, of course.


That is a results of a optimistic trade stability. This yr, for instance, web exports are anticipated to contribute half a proportion level to GDP progress.
What you see there is an economy that has loads of energetic demand administration devices to stop a serious progress slowdown. Some of these are already at work to fine-tune structural changes and to maneuver the altering composition of combination demand towards family consumption, enterprise capital outlays and extra selective infrastructure investments.
Aha, I hear you saying: You are glossing over the horror tales of a "heavily indebted economy," the "disaster of shadow banking," "bankrupt local governments," and so forth.
Again, solely the Chinese authorities is aware of the reality there. Beijing won't inform, and I do not wish to function with unofficial guesswork or pure innovations. But, regardless of the fact, China is not Greece or Italy. The macro-equilibrium numbers present that Beijing has sufficient firepower to handle its inner debt.
Now, coverage errors are at all times doable, however the chance of that taking place is not very excessive in view of China's stellar monitor document of financial administration. That's all Premier Li Keqiang is watching — below the Politburo's menacing gaze.
Trump seems like he could be joking that he acquired China over the barrel on trade as a result of the Chinese economy is in unhealthy form. No, it is not. China's policy-induced progress slowdown to the vary of 6 p.c and 6.5 p.c is one thing Trump can solely dream about— and concern — as a result of a assured China is not a determined trade negotiator.
The proof is that, for 2 years now, Trump acquired nowhere with China on trade. The Chinese trade surpluses with the U.S. have grown at a robust fee, and final yr's hit a document $323.32 billion, in accordance with authorities knowledge launched on Monday. Meanwhile, Trump retains firing off tweets about "big progress" on trade talks with China.
No progress in any respect, the truth is, as a result of Trump put trade negotiations on a unsuitable path. Instead of in search of to impress China's Xi with missiles fired at Syria "in lieu of after-dinner entertainment" in the course of the Florida summit in April 2017, Trump ought to have been a gracious host putting up a trade deal as a matter of nice nationwide precedence.
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When that amusing 'Pauli effect' of the overturned vase occurred, on the occasion of the founding of the Jung Institute, I had the immediate and vivid impression that I should 'pour out water inside' (- to use the symbolic language that I have acquired from you). Then when the connection between psychology and physics took up a relatively large part of your talk, it became even more clear to me what I was to do. The outcome of all this is the enclosed essay.
What now is the answer to the question as to the bridge between the perception of the senses and the concepts, which is now reduced to the question as to the bridge between the outer perceptions and those inner image-like representations. It seems to me one has to postulate a cosmic order of nature- outside of our arbitrariness- to which the outer material objects are subjected as are the inner images... The organizing and regulating has to be posited beyond the differentiation of physical and psychical... I am all for it to call this 'organizing and regulating' 'archetypes.' It would then be inadmissible to define these as psychic contents. Rather, the above-mentioned inner pictures (dominants of the collective unconscious, see Jung) are the psychic manifestations of the archetypes, but which would have to produce and condition all nature laws belonging to the world of matter. The nature laws of matter would then be the physical manifestation of the archetypes.
'The fact of the existence of two theories [causal and acausal] that contradict each other in Jung ... corresponds psychologically to the vascillation between 3 and 4.
'The designation 'Jungian Psychology' is actually already unscientific sectarianism. I only acknowledge C.G. Jung's contribution to the general psychology of the unconscious.


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Exposure to controversial herbicide doubled in less than 25 years
Posted: 30 October 2017 | George Smith (New Food) | No comments yet
A study has found that Americans are significantly more likely to be exposed to glyphosate than they were when genetically modified 'Roundup Ready' crops first went on the market.
TROUBLE AHEAD: Glyphosate is widely used but in recent months, previously-trusted research into its safety has come under scrutiny.
The finding comes with the latest urine analysis in a 25-year project focused on 100 people living in South Carolina.
Scientist at University of California San Diego School of Medicine studied the samples on five different clinical visits starting in 1993, just before Monsanto began selling genetically modified seeds that were resistant to their pesticide marketed as Roundup.
Use of this herbicide has increased approximately 15-fold since 1994 when the genetically modified "Roundup Ready" crops were introduced.
Historically, it is used on genetically modified soy and corn, but it is also sprayed on a substantial portion of wheat and oats grown in the U.S.
"The data compares excretion levels of glyphosate and its metabolite aminomethylphosphonic acid (AMPA) in the human body," said Paul J. Mills, PhD, UC San Diego School of Medicine professor of Family Medicine and Public Health and director of the Center of Excellence for Research and Training in Integrative Health.
"Our exposure to these chemicals has increased significantly over the years but most people are unaware that they are consuming them through their diet."
Samples were extracted from the Rancho Bernardo Study of Healthy Aging (RBS), a prospective population-based investigation started by Elizabeth Barrett-Connor, MD, Distinguished Professor of Family Medicine and Public Health at UC San Diego School of Medicine and a co-author of the study.
"What we saw was that prior to the introduction of genetically modified foods, very few people had detectable levels of glyphosate," said Mills. "As of 2016, 70 per cent of the study cohort had detectable levels."
Of study participants with detectable amounts of these chemicals, the mean level of glyphosate increased from 0.203 µg/L in 1993-1996 to 0.449 µg/L in 2014-2016. The mean level of AMPA went from 0.168 µg/L in 1993-1996 to 0.401µg/L in 2014 to 2016.
In July, glyphosate was listed by California as a carcinogen. As exposure to this chemical has increased, interest in how much risk it poses to human health and what exposure levels are safe has become a topic of ongoing debate.
There are few human studies on the effects of glyphosate, but animal studies demonstrate that chronic exposure to glyphosate-based herbicides can have adverse effects, said Mills. The authors point to other studies in which consistently feeding animals an ultra-low dosage of glyphosate resulted in liver disorders similar to nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in humans.
Mills said there is an urgent need for studies to thoroughly examine the impact on human health of the increasing exposure to glyphosate from the foods people eat.
The Herbicide Awareness & Research Project, an ongoing UC San Diego research programme through which individuals can get their glyphosate level determined, will be looking more deeply into the RBS study to examine potential longitudinal associations with glyphosate exposure and clinically-relevant outcomes.
"The public needs to be better informed of the potential risks of the numerous herbicides sprayed onto our food supply so that we can make educated decisions on when we need to reduce or eliminate exposure to potentially harmful compounds," said Mills.
Co-authors include: Izabela Kania-Korwel, John Fagan, Linda K. McEvoy, and Gail A. Laughlin, UC San Diego.
This research was funded, in part, by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (AA021187), National Institute on Aging (AG028507, AG007181), National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (DK31801), Solomon Dutka Fund, Caroline Young Foundation, Westreich Foundation.
Last week, glyphosate made headlines on the opposite side of the Atlantic after the European Union's parliament failed to reach a consensus on relicensing the chemical.
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We love robotic process automation (RPA), and our customers have seen some serious success and ROI after implementing RPA technology. However, we also recognize that there are many RPA implementation projects that fail, or that don't generate the expected ROI or efficiency gains. This does not mean that the technology is bad or that the vendor did not implement correctly. In fact, a failed RPA project can occur for a variety of reasons.
Many believe that implementing RPA will be an automatic fix to their bad processes. Unfortunately, this is not the case. RPA does not fix bad processes and procedures, it only makes the bad processes and procedures faster. It's important that companies analyze their processes prior to integrating RPA technology to make sure their procedures are streamlined and can easily be automated.
It may be called robotic process automation, but RPA is best used to automate specific tasks rather than entire processes. Unfortunately, companies don't always look at it this way. When companies hear "automation," they often underestimate how complex the processes that they are trying to automate are. Companies may get discouraged when they try to automate an entire process and abandon the project altogether.
Once you start experiencing the benefits of automation, it's hard to stop. But take our word for it: Stop! RPA is designed to automate tasks, rather than processes. And those tasks are often extremely repetitive and menial. And a successful automation results when RPA is implemented into processes that are already streamlined, but are currently human-intensive and manual. RPA can't deliver results when it is disjointed, so companies should focus on a specific, manual, repetitive task and start and continue to look for other opportunities to automate down the road.
Here's the good news: You can take steps to make sure that your RPA implementation is successful.
RPA can't eliminate all human intervention – and you don't want it to! Humans are a valuable part of your organization, and you want to keep them around. By using RPA to automate the manual, repetitive processes, it frees up your staff to focus on more high-value work that requires decision-making and a more strategic approach.
Look at the flow of your organization from a holistic standpoint. What are the basic tasks that each part of your organization is doing? By integrating RPA into parts of the organization and focusing on basic automation, you can eventually achieve a bigger digital transformation and end-to-end automation.
What are the areas of your enterprise that could greatly benefit from automation? Start where you know you can experience the most substantial ROI and where you know the impact will be the greatest. You can always expand across the enterprise and continue with a full digital transformation.
So if you're thinking about automating RPA, don't let this discourage you! You can easily turn around a bad integration by thinking strategically, starting small, and encouraging humans to work with automation. Some projects fail, but yours doesn't have to and you can go forward and experience the efficiency gains and substantial ROI that RPA has the ability to generate.


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Why You Can't Stop Perusing Your Facebook Profile
New research suggests regularly checking your Facebook profile doesn't make you narcissistic—just human.
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How often do you check out your Facebook profile? If considering that question makes you blush—or raises the uncomfortable notion that you're a narcissist—relax: You're acting on an impulse that is as basic as it is benign.
New research suggests that all that rereading, revising, and updating satisfies the fundamental human need to feel good about yourself, and your place in society. This reassurance and sense of security is a vital psychological resource, and Facebook may be the easiest, most convenient way to provide it yet been devised.
No wonder the social network has accumulated over one billion members over nine years.
"We do not claim this explains all of Facebook's popularity," said University of Wisconsin scholar Catalina Toma, who conducted the research with Cornell University psychologist Jeffrey Hancock. "But we are showing that people turn to Facebook to meet a psychological need, and that it works.
"Facebook gives you the ability to construct yourself in a positive manner, link yourself with friends, and make those displays of connection public. You're telling the whole world, 'These are my friends, or members of my family. This is how close we are. Here are photographs of the things we do together.' That's where people usually anchor their self-worth."
Writing in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, Toma and Hancock examine Facebook usage through the prism of self-affirmation theory. "According to this theory, all human beings have a fundamental need of feeling self-worth—to feel that you're a valuable member of society," Toma explained. "Deep down, everyone wants to believe they're a good person."
Needless to say, this self-regard gets challenged on a daily basis—when we get criticized by our boss, spurned by our spouse, or even cut off in traffic. We respond to these challenges to our positive self-image in a variety of ways, from dismissing our critics as dumb to denigrating someone else entirely.
"A lot of stereotyping is basically putting other people down for the privilege of making yourself feel better," Toma said. "We go through our days making irrational and unwarranted judgments that serve the purpose of maintaining our self-worth."
Fortunately, there are also more positive ways fulfill this need. Someone can strongly identify with a particular sports team or political party, and share in the glories of their victories. Or they might engage in activities that reinforce their self-image, be it put in overtime (if they value being a good employee) or spend more time with the kids (if they think of themselves as a good parent).
These responses take up time and energy, of course. It's Toma and Hancock's contention that tinkering with your Facebook profile fulfills the same need in a simple, easy way. "Never before did you have an environment where it was so easy to collect positive messages from friends, and to access them so easily," Toma noted.
TO TEST THEIR THESIS, they conducted two experiments. In the first, a group of Cornell undergraduates spent five minutes looking at either their own Facebook profile, or the profile of a stranger. They then gave a short speech, ostensibly to test an online course in public speaking.
Afterwards, they were all given "the same generic negative feedback" regarding their presentation. Finally, they filled out a questionnaire in which they responded to that criticism.
"We found those participants who had spent time on Facebook before getting the negative feedback reacted less defensively," Toma said. "They were more likely to say, 'There's some truth to this feedback,' or 'I can learn from it.'
"Whereas participants who did not look at their Facebook profile said things like, 'The evaluator is incompetent' or 'I'm just having a bad day.' They reacted in all the ways people protect themselves (from ego threats)."
"The second study is the really interesting one," Toma said. "We made half of the participants feel bad about themselves (by giving them the same negative feedback as in the first study), while the other half did not. We then gave them five potential activities to do. One of them was looking at their own Facebook profile.
"When participants were feeling bad about themselves, they chose looking at their Facebook profile at twice the rate of the participants who got neutral feedback," she said. Instinctively, they gravitated toward a task that would replenish their depleted self-worth.
"We asked them why they chose that activity, and they couldn't verbalize a reason," she added. "It was very much an unconscious process."
These results complement another recent study that found people who spend a lot of time reading their friends' Facebook postings feel worse about themselves. "It's certainly plausible that both things happen," Toma said.
"Because everybody constructs themselves in an idealized way, it's plausible that when you look at other people's profiles, you get a misguided perception of how happy and fulfilled they are, which can make you feel worse about your life.
"You can do lots and lots of things on Facebook," she added. "Our results are about looking at your own profile. You can also chat with friends, play games, read the news feed. It's important to examine the effects of all those activities."
It's always worth noting that a collection of college students isn't necessarily representative of humanity as a whole. However, in this case, Toma's pretty sure the dynamic she discovered is not limited to educated Westerners.
"If anything, people in more collectivistic culture like India, China, and Japan value personal relationships even more than Americans," she said. For them, acceptance in a social group is even more quintessentially important. Perhaps this is why Facebook has caught on all over the world.
"The need for self-worth is universal. It does manifest itself in culturally specific ways, but relationships with friends and family are universally important."
So how often does Toma check her Facebook profile?
"Way too much," she said with a laugh. "I do it every day. I change profile photographs and add status updates."
Unfortunately, she added, previous research has found that consciously attempting to boost your self-worth (a la Al Franken's Stuart Smalley character) feels contrived and is therefore ineffective. So, since she is intensely aware of this dynamic, it is almost surely not having the same positive effect for her that it has for most of us.
"The sacrifices we make for research," she chuckled.
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Q: Issue with glPolygonMode - GL_FILL "skipping" vertices I'm having a weird issue when trying to draw a polygon and filling it with a particular color:
If I set the polygon mode as:
glPolygonMode(GL_FRONT_AND_BACK, GL_LINE);
The polygon renders just fine:

However, as soon as I replace that line with the following:
glPolygonMode(GL_FRONT_AND_BACK, GL_FILL);
The polygon doesn't fill right, but it seems like most lines get projected towards its first vertex, or something along those lines:

I'm obviously doing something wrong. What I want to do is keep the color inside the polygon, however it seems to be ignoring several vertices. What might be wrong?
Here's some selected parts of my code that might be of interest. I'm skipping over some data structures loading and other stuff that might not be very relevant:
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    glutInit(&argc, argv);
    glutInitDisplayMode(GLUT_RGBA | GLUT_DOUBLE);

    glutInitWindowSize(640, 480);
    glutInitWindowPosition(150, 100);
    glutCreateWindow("CR-View GL");

    glutDisplayFunc(display);

    glutMainLoop();
    return 0;
}

void display(void) {
    glClearColor(0, 0, 0, 0);
    glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
    /* Set drawing color */
    glColor3f(1, 0, 1);

    drawPolys(currentDrawingMode);

    /* Clear screen and draw */
    glutSwapBuffers();
}

// Draws the polygons
void drawPolys (int id) {
    int poly, vertex;
    // set wireframe mode (if an empty polygon is required)
    if (id == 0) {
        glPolygonMode(GL_FRONT_AND_BACK, GL_LINE);
    }

    //Sets color fill mode
    if (id == 1) {
        glPolygonMode(GL_FRONT_AND_BACK, GL_FILL);
    }

    // Draw each polygon...
    for (poly = 0; poly < polyCount; poly++) {

        glBegin(GL_POLYGON);
            // Draw each vertex...
        for (vertex = 0; vertex < Polygons[poly].vertexCount; vertex++) {
            glVertex2f((float)Polygons[poly].vertices[vertex].x, (float)Polygons[poly].vertices[vertex].y);
        }
        glEnd();
    }
}

A: If you're using GL_POLYGON be aware that it only supports convex polygons.


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Home / Maine's Fallen Heroes / Army National Guard SGT Richard K. Parker
Army National Guard SGT Richard K. Parker
April 17, 2022 by Mark LoSacco
Maine Army National Guard Sgt. Richard K Parker was born on December 9, 1980. He was KIA in Iraq on June 14, 2007 during his second tour overseas.
In the military is where Richard found his place in the world. He found his purpose in life there with his brothers in arms. He was a young man who enjoyed adventuring in the great outdoors, including fishing trips with his friends. He loved animals and had much compassion for them. He also loved adventuring into the books he read. His favorite books to read were fantasy novels. He could read through a book faster than the biggest book enthusiast. As an adult, he still loved to watch cartoons. He was playful and always loved getting under people's skin, including his sisters, just for the fun of it. He collected dragons, wizards, coins, stamps, and rocks. He had a son, Keegan, who was born while he was in Iraq on his second tour. Unfortunately, the two never got to meet, but Keegan has many of Richard's mannerisms. Richard lives on in him.
Richard's stone was found by his sister in a small brook next to the house where they all grew up and played as kids.
Meghan Parker-Crockett says:
Honoring my brother by carrying his stone on the hike to rainbow loop with TSP was an emotional, but uplifting experience. Richard loved the outdoors, often exploring and sometimes finding himself lost in the forest. He had a deep respect for all living things. Being in the forest, respecting nature and keeping all wild plants intact was rewarding for me as I felt like I was honoring his respect for living things. I felt as though he was there wandering the forest with me as I carried his stone. He often loved to tease me and try to get under my skin as a child and adult. I felt like he was there saying "you can't carry that heavy stone all the way through the forest." That gave me the push to continue hiking even when I was tired and aching. Although, I was tired and aching I knew that this was nothing compared to what he experienced while fighting for our freedom.
Dear Megan and family, I can't tell you what an honor it was to escort Richards stone from Portland to Millinocket for TSP's BSP event. The TSP family never ceases to amaze with with their dedication and commitment to Maines fallen and their families. Megan, it was an honor to meet you and to be able to present Richards stone to you prior to your hike. Special again, to run into you at breakfast on Memorial day as things wound down. I learned a lot about Richard and the kind of person he was. I pray that more young men can learn the values and dedication that Richard had. Very rare qualities. I will be forever grateful to Richard and to you for your sacrifice. I hope that I will be seeing you again at future TSP events. Rest assured, Richard's stone and story will be forever told by volunteers and others. He will always be remembered, respected and honored. MHANF. Thank you and God bless
I had the honor and great pleasure of carrying the stone of Richard Parker. You never know how truly you are blessed until you get the chance to show support for a person who has done amazing things for this country. Richard was a lot like myself, which made the connection even more special. I also love the outdoors. Richard would find himself spending a good amount of time exploring the wildlife without a care in the world. During this hike I gave it all I had to make it up the mountain without complaining cause I know Richard had the heart to stand up for our country without complaining and showed true heart and his motivation kept me going. Beyond blessed to get to know Richard's story and will always be an amazing memory that I'll never forget. Thank you for the experience!


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Social Security Disability: Information on Wait Times, Bankruptcies, and Deaths among Applicants Who Appealed Benefit Denials

GAO found that most applicants for disability benefits who appealed the Social Security Administration's (SSA) initial disability determination from fiscal years 2008 through 2019 waited more than 1 year for a final decision on their claim. Median wait times reached 839 days for claims filed in fiscal year 2015, following an increase of applications during the Great Recession. Wait times have decreased since then as SSA made substantial progress in reducing the wait for a hearing before an administrative law judge prior to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Individuals who filed appeals of disability benefits decisions were older and had less education than the overall population of working-age adults. Among these disability applicants, wait times for a final decision did not significantly vary by age, sex, or education levels. GAO's analysis of available data from SSA and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AOUSC) found that from fiscal years 2014 through 2019, about 48,000 individuals filed for bankruptcy while awaiting a final decision on their disability appeals. This represents about 1.3 percent of the approximately 3.6 million disability applicants who filed appeals during those years. The applicants who filed for bankruptcy while awaiting a disability appeals decision were disproportionately female, older, and had more than a high school education as compared to the total population of disability applicants who filed appeals. Bankruptcies among individuals who were awaiting decisions about disability appeals may have been unrelated to the applicant's claimed disability. GAO's analysis of SSA disability administrative data and death data found that of the approximately 9 million disability applicants who filed an appeal from fiscal year 2008 through 2019, 109,725 died prior to receiving a final decision on their appeal. This represents about 1.2 percent of the total number of disability applicants who filed an appeal during those years. The annual death rate of applicants awaiting a final disability decision has increased in recent years. From fiscal years 2011 through 2018, the annual death rate for applicants pursuing appeals increased from 0.52 percent to 0.72 percent. Applicants who filed their initial disability claim during years of peak wait times and appealed their initial decision died at a higher rate while awaiting a final decision than applicants who filed their initial claim in years with shorter wait times. Disability applicants awaiting a final decision about their appeal who were male died at higher rates than applicants who were female and those who were older died at higher rates than those who were younger. Death rates were largely similar across reported education levels. Deaths among individuals who were awaiting decisions about disability appeals may have been unrelated to the applicant's claimed disability. The Social Security Administration (SSA) manages two large disability benefit programs–Disability Insurance (DI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). As of December 2019, these programs provided benefits to approximately 12.3 million adults living with disabilities and their eligible dependents. A disability applicant who is dissatisfied with SSA's initial disability determination can appeal the decision to multiple escalating levels of review. From fiscal years 2008 through 2019, SSA received approximately 9 million appeals of initial DI or SSI decisions. GAO has previously reported that applicants who appeal a benefits denial can potentially wait years to receive a final decision, during which time an applicant's health or financial situation could deteriorate. Given the heightened risk of worsening medical and financial conditions for disability applicants, GAO was asked to examine the incidence of such events while applicants await a final decision on their disability claim. This report examines the status of disability applicants while they awaited a final benefits decision including 1) their total wait times across all levels of disability appeals within SSA, 2) their incidence of bankruptcy, and 3) their incidence of death. For wait times, bankruptcies, and deaths, GAO also examined variations across certain demographic characteristics of applicants. GAO obtained administrative data from SSA for all adult disability applicants from fiscal years 2008 through 2019 who filed an appeal to their initial disability determination. GAO used these data to calculate wait times across appeals levels, rates of approvals and denials, and appeals caseloads, and examined changes in these three areas over time. To describe the incidence of bankruptcy among individuals awaiting a disability appeals decision, GAO matched SSA disability data to AOUSC bankruptcy data for fiscal years 2014 through 2019. To describe the incidence of death among individuals awaiting a disability appeals decision, GAO matched the disability data to SSA's Death Master File. For all of these analyses, GAO also examined variations across demographic characteristics of applicants, including age, sex, and reported education level. GAO also reviewed relevant policies, federal laws and regulations, and agency publications, and interviewed agency officials. For more information, contact Elizabeth Curda at (202) 512-7215 or CurdaE@gao.gov.

What GAO Found
GAO found that most applicants for disability benefits who appealed the Social Security Administration's (SSA) initial disability determination from fiscal years 2008 through 2019 waited more than 1 year for a final decision on their claim. Median wait times reached 839 days for claims filed in fiscal year 2015, following an increase of applications during the Great Recession. Wait times have decreased since then as SSA made substantial progress in reducing the wait for a hearing before an administrative law judge prior to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Individuals who filed appeals of disability benefits decisions were older and had less education than the overall population of working-age adults. Among these disability applicants, wait times for a final decision did not significantly vary by age, sex, or education levels.
GAO's analysis of available data from SSA and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AOUSC) found that from fiscal years 2014 through 2019, about 48,000 individuals filed for bankruptcy while awaiting a final decision on their disability appeals. This represents about 1.3 percent of the approximately 3.6 million disability applicants who filed appeals during those years. The applicants who filed for bankruptcy while awaiting a disability appeals decision were disproportionately female, older, and had more than a high school education as compared to the total population of disability applicants who filed appeals. Bankruptcies among individuals who were awaiting decisions about disability appeals may have been unrelated to the applicant's claimed disability.
GAO's analysis of SSA disability administrative data and death data found that of the approximately 9 million disability applicants who filed an appeal from fiscal year 2008 through 2019, 109,725 died prior to receiving a final decision on their appeal. This represents about 1.2 percent of the total number of disability applicants who filed an appeal during those years. The annual death rate of applicants awaiting a final disability decision has increased in recent years. From fiscal years 2011 through 2018, the annual death rate for applicants pursuing appeals increased from 0.52 percent to 0.72 percent. Applicants who filed their initial disability claim during years of peak wait times and appealed their initial decision died at a higher rate while awaiting a final decision than applicants who filed their initial claim in years with shorter wait times. Disability applicants awaiting a final decision about their appeal who were male died at higher rates than applicants who were female and those who were older died at higher rates than those who were younger. Death rates were largely similar across reported education levels. Deaths among individuals who were awaiting decisions about disability appeals may have been unrelated to the applicant's claimed disability.
Why GAO Did This Study
The Social Security Administration (SSA) manages two large disability benefit programs–Disability Insurance (DI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). As of December 2019, these programs provided benefits to approximately 12.3 million adults living with disabilities and their eligible dependents. A disability applicant who is dissatisfied with SSA's initial disability determination can appeal the decision to multiple escalating levels of review. From fiscal years 2008 through 2019, SSA received approximately 9 million appeals of initial DI or SSI decisions. GAO has previously reported that applicants who appeal a benefits denial can potentially wait years to receive a final decision, during which time an applicant's health or financial situation could deteriorate.
Given the heightened risk of worsening medical and financial conditions for disability applicants, GAO was asked to examine the incidence of such events while applicants await a final decision on their disability claim. This report examines the status of disability applicants while they awaited a final benefits decision including 1) their total wait times across all levels of disability appeals within SSA, 2) their incidence of bankruptcy, and 3) their incidence of death. For wait times, bankruptcies, and deaths, GAO also examined variations across certain demographic characteristics of applicants.
GAO obtained administrative data from SSA for all adult disability applicants from fiscal years 2008 through 2019 who filed an appeal to their initial disability determination. GAO used these data to calculate wait times across appeals levels, rates of approvals and denials, and appeals caseloads, and examined changes in these three areas over time. To describe the incidence of bankruptcy among individuals awaiting a disability appeals decision, GAO matched SSA disability data to AOUSC bankruptcy data for fiscal years 2014 through 2019. To describe the incidence of death among individuals awaiting a disability appeals decision, GAO matched the disability data to SSA's Death Master File. For all of these analyses, GAO also examined variations across demographic characteristics of applicants, including age, sex, and reported education level. GAO also reviewed relevant policies, federal laws and regulations, and agency publications, and interviewed agency officials.
For more information, contact Elizabeth Curda at (202) 512-7215 or CurdaE@gao.gov.
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Q: Android Activity Incorrectly Re-parenting to Application Task I have an application which has the usual task behaviour for most activities, but it also has one activity that needs to be launched onto the task that created it.
This activity is launched from a mime type. If another application launches the activity, the activity should show within the same task. However the activity is always re-parented to the task of its application. This is despite explicitly setting allowTaskReparenting to false.
When there are no other activities in the application, the activity correctly launches in the task where it was launched. It only re-parents when other activities of the application exist within a task.
How can I get the activity to only launch on-top of the activity where it was launched, separate from the other activities of the same app? Here is the relevant part of the AndroidManifest.xml:
<activity
    android:name="com.matthewmitchell.peercoin_android_wallet.ui.RestoreWalletActivity"
    android:configChanges="orientation|keyboard|keyboardHidden"
    android:theme="@style/My.Theme.Dialog"
    android:allowTaskReparenting="false" >
    <intent-filter android:label="@string/import_keys_intent_filter_action" >
        <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />

        <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />

        <data android:mimeType="application/x-peercoin-wallet-backup" />
        <data android:mimeType="application/octet-stream" />
    </intent-filter>
</activity>

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This is not well-documented, but taskAffinity trumps most other settings. Android will always try to find a task with the same taskAffinity to launch an Activity into.


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/*
 * File:   StreamServiceAcceptor.cpp
 * Author: rmartins
 *
 * Created on November 24, 2010, 11:52 AM
 */

#include "StreamServiceAcceptor.h"

#include <stheno/services/stream/net/StreamServiceSvcHandler.h>
#include <stheno/services/stream/StreamService.h>

StreamServiceAcceptor::StreamServiceAcceptor(StreamService* discovery) :
m_streamServer(discovery),m_tpcPrt(0) {
}

StreamServiceAcceptor::~StreamServiceAcceptor() {
}

int StreamServiceAcceptor::close() {
    m_acceptor.close();
    m_streamServer = 0;
    if(m_tpcPrt!=0){
        delete m_tpcPrt;
        m_tpcPrt = 0;
    }
    return 0;
}

int StreamServiceAcceptor::open(EndpointPtr& endpointPtr) throw (ExecutionModelException&) {
    m_endpointPtr = endpointPtr;
    if (this->m_acceptor.open(endpointPtr->getAddr(), 1) == -1) {
        //ACE_DEBUG((LM_DEBUG, ACE_TEXT("(%t|%T)ERROR: StreamServiceAcceptor::open - failed open\n")));
        return -1;
    }

    ThreadPerConnection *tpc = new ThreadPerConnection();
    m_tpcPrt = new
            ACE_Strong_Bound_Ptr<ThreadPerConnection, ACE_Recursive_Thread_Mutex > (tpc);
    tpc->bind(this);
    tpc->open();
    //tpc->bind(this);
    return this->reactor()->register_handler
            (this, ACE_Event_Handler::ACCEPT_MASK);
}

// Get this handler's I/O handle.

ACE_HANDLE StreamServiceAcceptor::get_handle(void) const {
    return this->m_acceptor.get_handle();
}

// Called when a connection is ready to accept.

int StreamServiceAcceptor::handle_input(ACE_HANDLE fd) {
    ACE_DEBUG((LM_DEBUG, ACE_TEXT("(%t|%T)INFO: StreamServiceAcceptor::handle_input - New incoming connection\n")));
    StreamServiceSvcHandler *client;
    ThreadPerConnection *tpc = new ThreadPerConnection();
    //ACE_Strong_Bound_Ptr<ThreadPerConnection, ACE_Recursive_Thread_Mutex>* tpcPrt = new
      //      ACE_Strong_Bound_Ptr<ThreadPerConnection, ACE_Recursive_Thread_Mutex > (tpc);
    ExecutionModelPtr* tpcPrt = new ExecutionModelPtr (tpc);

    ACE_NEW_RETURN(client,
            StreamServiceSvcHandler(m_streamServer, tpcPrt, 0, 0, 0), -1);
    auto_ptr<StreamServiceSvcHandler> p(client);

    if (this->m_acceptor.accept(client->peer()) == -1)
        ACE_ERROR_RETURN((LM_ERROR,
            ACE_TEXT("(%T)ERROR: StreamServiceAcceptor() -  failed to accept\n")),
            -1);
    p.release();
    ACE_DEBUG((LM_DEBUG, ACE_TEXT("(%t|%T)INFO StreamServiceAcceptor::handle_input - new connection %d!\n"), client->get_handle()));
    //m_cellGroup->add(client);
    tpc->bind(client);
    tpc->open();
    //tpc->bind(client);
    if(client->open() == -1){
        client->close();
        delete client;
        return 0;
    }
    //m_streamServer->createSession(client);
    if(m_scvHandlers.add(client) == -1){
        return 0;
    }
    //int ret = client->asynchronous(true, true);
    //ACE_DEBUG((LM_DEBUG, ACE_TEXT("(%t|%T)INFO: StreamServiceAcceptor - client binded OK! ret=%d\n"),ret));
    return 0;
}

// Called when this handler is removed from the ACE_Reactor.

int StreamServiceAcceptor::handle_close(ACE_HANDLE handle,
        ACE_Reactor_Mask close_mask) {
    if (this->m_acceptor.get_handle() != ACE_INVALID_HANDLE) {
        ACE_Reactor_Mask m = ACE_Event_Handler::ACCEPT_MASK |
                ACE_Event_Handler::DONT_CALL;
        this->reactor()->remove_handler(this, m);
        this->m_acceptor.close();
    }
    return 0;
}

void StreamServiceAcceptor::onClose(AbstractStreamChannel<ACE_SOCK_Stream, ACE_MT_SYNCH>* channel) {
    //TODO: check this
    //m_scvHandlers.remove(channel);
}

int StreamServiceAcceptor::getListenAddr(ACE_INET_Addr& addr) {
    return m_acceptor.get_local_addr(addr);
}

EndpointPtr& StreamServiceAcceptor::getEndpoint() {
    return m_endpointPtr;
}

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Clubvoetbal
Corominas begon in 2000 als voetballer bij Vilobí CF. In 2001 ging hij spelen voor het tweede elftal van RCD Espanyol. Corominas debuteerde in het seizoen 2003/2004 voor RCD Espanyol in de Primera División. Zijn beste seizoen tot nu toe was zonder twijfel het seizoen 2005/2006. Hij was toen een vaste waarde in de competitie en met zijn doelpunt op de slotspeeldag tegen Real Sociedad voorkwam Corominas de degradatie van RCD Espanyol naar de Segunda División A. De Catalaan maakte in blessuretijd het enige doelpunt van de wedstrijd en hierdoor bleef zijn club net voor op Deportivo Alavés in de eindstand. Bovendien won Corominas in 2006 met RCD Espanyol de Copa del Rey. In de finale werd met 4-1 gewonnen van Real Zaragoza en Corominas maakte het derde doelpunt. Dankzij een doelpunt van hem werd ook de Copa de Catalunya in 2006 gewonnen ten koste van FC Barcelona (1-0). Als Spaans bekerwinnaar nam RCD Espanyol in het seizoen 2006/2007 deel aan de UEFA Cup en Corominas was Europees trefzeker in onder andere de uitwedstrijd tegen AFC Ajax in november 2006.

Statistieken

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Emilie Lafont (ur. 22 grudnia 1986) – francuska judoczka. Startowała w Pucharze Świata w latach 2005-2010 i 2012. Złota medalistka mistrzostw Europy w drużynie w 2004. Trzecia na akademickich MŚ w 2004. Wygrała igrzyska frankofońskie w 2005. Trzecia na ME U-23 w 2006 i na MŚ juniorów w 2004. Mistrzyni Francji w 2003 i 2004 roku.

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So I read through the "Quake III Editing Archives" but didn't find any resources on making bot pathing. After I run BSPC the bots just kinda stay in the flag rooms having siezures. I beleive this is do to it trying to create its own bot pathing. How do I manually create it in Radiant?


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Q: Wrong operation index in execute batch exception I am getting an operation index that is out of bounds of the array when executing a batch operation on Windows Azure Tables.
Exception

Exception: Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.StorageException: Unexpected response code for operation : 0
    at Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.Core.Executor.Executor.EndExecuteAsync[T](IAsyncResult result)
  Request Information
  RequestID:e31dbcbc-8dc2-46ba-b096-9872b34072cb
  RequestDate:Sun, 15 Sep 2013 10:41:10 GMT
  StatusMessage:Accepted
  ErrorCode:InvalidInput
  ErrorMessage= 68:One of the request inputs is not valid.
  batchOperation.Count= 68

As you can see from the error message above, the failed operation index is 68 (zero based) while the total count of operations in the batch is 68 (so the maximum index is 67).
Why is this happening and how can I avoid it?
Thank you,

A: I had another error with leaking ports which I had to upgrade the WindowsAzure.Storage API to version 2.1.0.0. Since I upgraded to this version I cannot see the inconsistent operation index in the batch exception errors.


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import { connect } from 'react-redux'
import { withRouter } from 'react-router-dom'

import { getAgentRecharges, postAgentRecharge } from '../../store/modules/agentRecharges'

import Component from './AgentRecharges.jsx'

const mapStateToProps = state => ({
  portal: state.portal,
  agentRecharges: state.agentRecharges,
})

export default withRouter(
  connect(mapStateToProps, {
    getAgentRecharges,
    postAgentRecharge,
  })(Component),
)


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RESULTLoss Varsity baseball @ East Rockingham.
The Lee varsity baseball team lost Tuesday's away conference game against East Rockingham (Elkton, VA) by a score of 8-4.
Varsity baseball @ Stuarts Draft.
RESULTLoss Varsity baseball @ Stuarts Draft.
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RESULTLoss Varsity baseball vs. Fort Defiance.
The Lee varsity baseball team lost Wednesday's home non-conference game against rival school Fort Defiance (VA) by a score of 15-0.
RESULTLoss Varsity baseball vs. Page County.
The Lee varsity baseball team lost Tuesday's home conference game against Page County (Shenandoah, VA) by a score of 10-1.
RESULTLoss Varsity baseball vs. Luray.
The Lee varsity baseball team lost Friday's home conference game against Luray (VA) by a score of 4-0.
RESULTLoss Varsity baseball @ Wilson Memorial.
The Lee varsity baseball team lost Tuesday's away conference game against Wilson Memorial (Fishersville, VA) by a score of 11-1.
Ethan's baseball stats have been updated for the loss @ Waynesboro.
RESULTLoss Varsity baseball @ Waynesboro.
The Lee varsity baseball team lost Wednesday's away non-conference game against Waynesboro (VA) by a score of 11-8.
Ethan's baseball stats have been updated for the loss @ Buffalo Gap.
RESULTLoss Varsity baseball @ Buffalo Gap.
The Lee varsity baseball team lost Tuesday's away conference game against Buffalo Gap (Swoope, VA) by a score of 14-1.
Ethan's baseball stats have been updated for the loss vs. East Rockingham.
RESULTLoss Varsity baseball vs. East Rockingham.
The Lee varsity baseball team lost Thursday's home conference game against East Rockingham (Elkton, VA) by a score of 16-4.


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This command subscribes the client to the site identified in the masthead file.

Version | Platforms
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8.1.535.0 | Debian, Ubunt

## Syntax

    subscribe <masthead-file-name>

## Examples

Subscribe the client computer to the site with the masthead `cool-site.fxm`.

```actionscript
subscribe "__Download\cool-site.fxm"
```

## Notes

The command should not be used directly. Instead, use the BigFix Console to
manage site subscriptions.

This command returns an error unless it is executed in the master action site.


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Twitter went down for thousands of users
People reported being unable to access the website for around two hours.
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28 December 2022, 11:50 pm ·2-min read
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Many suggested it would happen, and now it has: Twitter went down. Thousands of Twitter users reported having issues accessing the website on the evening of December 28th according to comments on DownDetector. Based on people's reports, the outage started just before 7PM Eastern time, reaching its peak at around 7:44PM before returning fully after around two hours. It appears people had more problems accessing the website itself — only a fraction had difficulties loading the social network through its apps.
According to The Guardian, users who couldn't access the website were met with a message that read "something went wrong, but don't fret — it's not your fault." Elon Musk responded that he wasn't having any trouble loading the social network, but did note that "significant backend server" changes were made around the same time that should make the service "feel faster."
On Christmas Eve, Musk revealed that he had disconnected one of Twitter's more sensitive server racks, but that the social network remained operational. He purchased Twitter for $44 billion in October, months after initiating the acquisition and trying to back out of the deal. The company had laid off around half of the workforce and thousands of contractors since then, and one former employee told The Washington Post in November that they knew of six critical systems that "no longer have any engineers."
Isik Mater, the director of research at internet monitoring service NetBlocks, told The New York Times that "the problems with Twitter exhibit in multiple countries and are widespread." Mater also said that the "platform API is affected, which serves the mobile app as well as many aspects of the desktop site."
Novak Djokovic's father in conspicuous absence from Australian Open semi-final
Tennis Australia has acted over furore surrounding Novak Djokovic and his father. Read more here.
Sunrise's Nat Barr embarrassed by unearthed secret: 'Keep trying'
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June 18, 2019 Updated: 12:43:30
Author Eric Andrews-Katz
Mariand Torres as Elphaba in WICKED. (Photo by Joan Marcus)
WICKED is the smash hit musical that has taken over Broadway, and the world over. It is a beautifully crafted show with great music and lyrics, entertaining the way a musical should. It is flying back to Seattle's Paramount Theatre and should not be missed.
WICKED is enchanting audiences at Seattle's Paramount Theatre until July 07, 2019. Get tickets and info here!
The story line is a twist on the classic "Wizard of Oz" tale. Except this is a prequel that takes place before Dorothy from Kansas ever drops in, in her misdirected house landing. WICKED tells the story of how the Wicked Witch becomes (or is interpreted as being) WICKED. Elphaba is born to a normal life except that she is born with green skin. Because of this 'handicap' she is shunned and feared instantly by everyone, including her parents. She grows up with a sister (Nessarose, who is born without the ability to walk) and together; they attend the University, Shiz. The headmistress, Madame Morrible, recognizes Elphaba's talents and personally begins tutoring her in sorcery. Due to an error, Elphaba is assigned to be roommates with a shallow socialite named Galinda, who is used to getting her way and being the center of attention. Galinda tries to embarrass Elphaba at a school dance, but it only serves to capture the attention of the most handsome boy at school, a slovenly princeling named Fiyero. Galinda, who thinks she's entitled to only the best, is attracted to Fiyero not only for his looks, but because of his social status in Oz. Elphaba becomes rebellious when she realizes that Oz is being ruled by a tyrannical government under the Wizard's leadership. The Wizard is enforcing harsh laws for those that are different. When Elphaba (and Galinda) are summoned by the Wizard, they are asked to join his team. Elphaba flies into a furious, rebellious rage, while Galinda is afraid of rebellion. Elphaba vows to become an enemy of the state, wanting to bring down the Wizard's corruption. The Wizard's secretary employs propaganda to make Elphaba look evil, and she is labeled as The WICKED Witch of the West. It is only then that a little girl from Kansas arrives and is used to hunt down and defeat the 'evil' villain of Oz.
WICKED is a wonderful and original take on a classic story. The cast is great and does a fantastic job with the chorus, minor roles and the choreography of the show. (Shout out to Corinne McFadden Herrera, the show's Associate Choreographer) The supporting roles are all important to the storyline and each one gets a chance to shine in their own way.
Sharon Sachs plays Madame Morrible, who is at first a teacher at Shiz University, and later becomes the Wizard's official secretary. Her voice is clear with a subtle power that gives her character a matronly edge. Ms. Sachs adds the right touch of villainy to the show. Jason Graae plays The Wizard. His take is both jovial and authoritative, giving a paternal addition to his character. There's a bit of comedy associated with the Wizard, and Mr. Graae takes it in good stride.
Mariand Torres, Sharon Sachs, Erin Mackey in WICKED. (Photo by Joan Marcus)
Michael Wartella plays Boq, the Munchkin boy that suffers from unrequited love for Galinda and ends up serving Nessarose due to his pity for her. His character is cute and comical, and Mr. Wartella plays it with such intent. Curt Hansen plays Fiyero, the lazy, self-entitled prince that becomes the love interest for both Galinda and Elphaba. Mr. Wartella does a great job of showing the transformation from an uncaring, entitled princeling, to someone that matures and is inspired by Elphaba, and her rebellious nature to stand up for what is right. His voice is good especially when singing "Dancing For Life", or the beautifully haunting duet with Elphaba, "Now That You're Mine."
The main leads of the show are the two opposing "Witches" of Oz – Galinda the Good (played by Erin Mackey) and Elphaba (played by Mariand Torres), who becomes "The WICKED Witch of the West". Ms. Mackey is fantastic as the shallow, socialite whose only interests are fashion and being "popular". Her voice is clear and powerful especially when singing the opening and closing numbers. Ms. Torres is excellent as Elphaba. The audience easily understands her demeanor and we become immediately endeared to her plight. When Ms. Torres sings "Defying Gravity" (Act One's closing number), the audience is swept up in her defiant anthem. Her voice has a powerful gusto, strength and a drive that pulls the audience to its feet with applause. Both of these characters are pitted against each other from the very beginning, sharing equal time on stage, and we are all caught up in the strong, powerful and bonding relationship that forms between the two. Their voices work well together whether it is in the clashing of their personalities, as in the song 'Loathing', or the beautifully heartfelt, 'For Good'. Both women take strong control of their characters, embedding themselves into their roles naturally, as if they were written for these two ladies.
WICKED is a fantastic show, not only for the beautiful music and powerful lyrics by Stephen Schwartz ("Pippin", "Godspell"), but also for the storyline of friendship, adapted by Emmy winning Winnie Holzman. The story has several changes from the international best-selling novel by Gregory Maguire, which took a completely different spin from The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum. Elphaba is a rebel that stands up and fights for the underdog, labeled wicked only by an oppressive government. It's a show that is empowering for young girls, gay men, or for anyone that has ever wanted to overcome oppression. The message is clear: Be yourself – no matter how different you may be in appearance or personality.
WICKED opened on Broadway on October 30, 2003 and is still playing to packed houses 15 years later. WICKED was nominated for 10 Tony Awards (including Best Musical), and won three including Best Actress in a Musical (for Idina Menzel as Elphaba). Other original cast members included: Kristen Chenoweth (Galinda, a role written with her in mind), Norbert Leo Butz (as Fiyero), and Joel Grey (the Wizard). WICKED is based on the international best seller, "WICKED: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West" by Gregory Maguire. The musical WICKED currently holds the title of "The Sixth Longest Running Broadway Musical" in American history.
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0.9 South Boundary of City of Alpine.
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West side of highway - Garbage stand.
10.6 Access to RV Park.
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22.3 Border Patrol Inspection Station.
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'Heart of Dryness,' by James G. Workman
Arts & Entertainment // Books
Alan Snitow, Special to The Chronicle Aug. 16, 2009
A member of the Kalahari Bushmen community celebrates a court ruling on their eviction from ancestral grounds.
Photo: Siphiwe Sibeko , Reuters
Heart of Dryness
How the Last Bushmen Can Help Us Endure the Coming Age of Permanent Drought
By James G. Workman
(Walker Books; 321 pages; $26)
In his wide-ranging and entertaining new book, James G. Workman follows the spread of dryness across continents and through time to outline a grim common destiny of climate change and permanent water scarcity.
"We don't govern water," he writes. "Water governs us," and the lack of it will tear us apart if we fail to learn from survivors of millennia in dry lands: people like the Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert Game Reserve in Botswana, a small nation sandwiched between South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe.
Workman, a San Franciscan, isn't a disinterested observer. A journalist and water adviser to a number of international agencies and African governments, he found it hard to maintain a reporter's distance from the Kalahari Bushmen's often-heroic resistance to the Botswana government's effort to drive them from their remaining homes and traditional ways.
The government strategy was simple: cut off water supplies to force the last remaining traditional bands out of the desert and into settlements - more like reservations - just outside the Kalahari game reserve. No longer independent, no longer tied to the land, the Bushmen would survive on government handouts.
But a small band of Bushmen, led by the wise matriarch Qoroxloo, refused to leave their ancestral home, and Workman tells the moving and sometimes deadly story of their resistance in a parched landscape. Facing an implacable foe, Botswanan President Festus Mogae, the Bushmen had to contend not only with the desert, but also with a vicious belief that their "primitive" way of life doesn't belong in a modernizing nation. To us, those challenges would be insurmountable. To the Bushmen, tenacity comes with the territory. It's not heroism; they are just living each day as always.
Walkman tells Qoroxloo's story well, and along the way, he makes fascinating digressions about the forensics of death by thirst, the definition of genocide, the false promise of large dams (Arnold Schwarzenegger, take note), and the forgotten expulsions of indigenous peoples to create national game and park reserves, from the Kalahari to Yosemite and Yellowstone.
Today, however, such expulsions take place on the global stage of Internet media and international human rights activism. Workman's reporting was one of the links to the world outside the Kalahari. For his efforts, Botswanan officials banned him from the country, but they couldn't silence the growing chorus of international protest. Ironically, Workman seems ambivalent about the very activist movements sparked in part by his own reporting. At one point he dismisses the still new, but now global, movement for a human right to water as "enlightened paternalistic eco-socialism." Nevertheless, the activists threatened the twin pillars of Botswana's elite economy: eco-tourism and diamonds.
This is where Workman's story is weakest. He gives us a fascinating history of the diamond industry that dominates Botswana's economy, but shies away from fingering the De Beers diamond cartel as the behind-the-scenes actor against the Bushmen. De Beers in Botswana is far more powerful than General Motors ever was in the United States. President Mogae has been on the De Beers Board of Directors; the company is the largest contributor to his political party; the government is part owner of De Beers operations in Botswana. This is neo-colonial corporate entanglement of the first order, and when De Beers wants to mine diamonds in the supposedly pristine Kalahari Game Reserve, is there any doubt that Mogae gets the hint? Perhaps there is an alternative theme here: "We don't govern diamonds; they govern us."
So, what can we learn from the Bushmen? They can teach us how to live within nature's strict limits and how to conserve not just our water, but our own energies as well. Qoroxloo's stillness in the desert heat conserves her own sweat - the almost Zen wisdom of inaction. It's easy to make analogies to our own energy crisis. As the climate crisis deepens, energy and water conservation collide. The biofuel panacea turns out to be a water-guzzling nightmare, while the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta's giant water pumps are the state's biggest guzzlers of electricity.
But other analogies between the Bushmen and ourselves may prove false. For example, the Bushmen have reduced potential water conflicts among themselves by using what Workman refers to as "informal market transactions" to parcel out water according to need and right. Although we're far past a return to a gift-exchange economy, Workman endorses the Bushmen's example for us too, suggesting we should create localized water markets and individually owned water rations that can be traded, sold and presumably packaged into financial products. The analogy won't hold water.
Instead we have a choice between a political fight to change government water policy or Workman's option for the invisible hand: the libertarian faith that localized water markets are the answer. This is simplistic at best and economic folly at worst. One can imagine Monsanto, Veolia Water and Goldman Sachs guffawing about how we left national resource politics up to them, while we quietly returned to our watersheds. A return is what the Bushmen want and deserve; but it is no longer an option for the rest of us.


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Q: Flow vs TypeScript action creator (Redux) I'm trying to figure out how to implement type annotation for Redux with Flow.
With TypeScript:
const PLAY = 'PLAY';
const RUN = 'RUN';

class PlayAction {
    readonly type = PLAY;
    constructor(public payload: string) {}
}

class RunAction {
    readonly type = RUN;
    constructor(public payload: boolean) {}
}

type Actions = PlayAction | RunAction;

function dummyReducer(state: any, action: Actions) {
    switch(action.type) {
        case PLAY: {
            const typeTest = action.payload; // type: string
            break;
        }
        case RUN: {
            const typetest = action.payload; // type: boolean
            break;
        }
    }
}

In flow documentation, I found this example: Redux with Flow.
// @flow
type State = { +value: boolean };

type FooAction = { type: "FOO", foo: boolean };
type BarAction = { type: "BAR", bar: boolean };

type Action = FooAction | BarAction;

function reducer(state: State, action: Action): State {
  switch (action.type) {
    case "FOO": return { ...state, value: action.foo };
    case "BAR": return { ...state, value: action.bar };
    default:
      (action: empty);
      return state;
  }
}

The big problems with Flow approach:
1) use in 2 places strings, so it bad practice for miss spelling mistake.
2) is not maintainable to change the string in 2 places every time I want to change the action type value.
How can I solve this problem with Flow? Any ideas?

A: I found the some answer, but it don't work pretty much,
and again you can't work with class action creators. :/
type _ExtractReturn<B, F: (...args: any[]) => B> = B;
export type ExtractReturn<F> = _ExtractReturn<*, F>;

Action file //
export const SET_NAME = 'SET_NAME';
export const SET_AGE = 'SET_AGE';
const setName = (name: string) => {
    return {type: SET_NAME, payload: name}
}

const setAge = (age: number) => {
    return {type: SET_AGE, payload: age}
}
export type Actions =
    ExtractReturn<typeof setName> |
    ExtractReturn<typeof setAge>

credit: Shane Osbourne
Redux & Flow-type


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Slatina ( ) is a district located in the eastern parts of the capital Sofia.  it has 65,772 inhabitants. The district has an area of 13.25 km² which counts for 6.69% of the total Capital Municipality area. It is a flat country with some heights to the west.

Slatina, then a village, was first mentioned in 1420 as İslatina. Its name is derived from the common Bulgarian noun slatina, "saline spring", itself from the adjective slat ("salty, saline"). The word is attested in Old Bulgarian as СЛАТИНА, "bog, swamp, marsh", "non-squirting spring". The name is popular in Bulgarian and Slavic toponymy.

Its borders follow Iskarsko Shose Str., Iskar River, Tsarigradsko Shose Blvd, Sitnyakovo Blvd, Boyan Magesnik Str, Stoyan Popov Str and Letostrui Str. Slatina includes five neighbourhoods: "Yavorov"; "Geo Milev"; "Hristo Smirnenski"; "Reduta" and "Hristo Botev". "Reduta" neighbourhood is the highest place in the capital.

There are 23 hectares of green spaces and 3 parks. There are several important institutions, such as the Ministry of Domestic Affairs, Committee for Exploiting Nuclear Energy for Peaceful Purposes, and State Music Academy "Pancho Vladigerov".  The embassies of Sweden, China, India and Romania are located there. There are also two sports halls: "Festivalna" and "Universiada".

Economy

Service and manufacturing industry are the backbone of the economy. There are large machine-building and electronics plants such as "Electronika", "Lidi-R", "Meditsinska Tehnika Inzhenering". There are also food processing plants. One of the symbols of the capital, Pliska Hotel is located within the district. Sky City Mall is located in close proximity to the Pliska Hotel. The unemployment rate is 4,1%.

Sofia International Airport is a major transport hub not only of Sofia and Bulgaria but in the whole Balkan Peninsula. There is a business park under construction near the airport.

Culture and education

There are 9 schools, 8 kindergartens and 6 chitalishta in Slatina. There are also three Institutes for Higher Education. The State School for Dance Art is located there as well. There are two churches: "Sv. Troitsa" (Holy Trinity) and "Sveti Duh" (Holy Spirit). There is a chapel "Sv. Mina".

Honour
Slatina Peak on Smith Island, South Shetland Islands is named after Slatina, Sofia and few homonymous Bulgarian settlements.

References

Districts of Sofia