Egg in London is revered as one of the most impressive and forward thinking dance music venues in the capital, pushing the boundaries when it comes to sound, style and overall clubbing experience. With an eclectic variety of nights pushing different sounds, a 24 hour licence and a unique sound system that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world, Egg London tops the charts of appealing venues in the city.
Consisting of a number of rooms indoor and outdoor, amounting to a capacity of over 900, Egg London is capable of holding an array of different events from small intimate gatherings in their smaller rooms, to full-blown multi room action spread over the clubs main rooms and the newly extended terrace. Each room boasts visually stunning LED and laser lighting systems, contemporary décor and relaxing bar areas as well as a DJ booth in the main room that any selector would gag to play behind. The most notable aspect of the dance floors in most of the rooms is the newly fitted sound system, introduced to the club in 2013, specifically designed and fitted especially for the club by Flipside Sound. Lacquered in an attractive deep red and black, the four-way system consists of floating mid/hi boxes, kick bass sections and sub bass speakers, which together provides an unparalleled sound that gives Egg the aural edge over other London night spots. Check out Flipside's case study on Egg's sound system here.
The nights that are regularly seen at Egg in London are a great mix of nights organised both by the club themselves and promoters who have called the club home for a long while. Egg Presents is the flagship night bringing the best cutting edge house and techno artists to play to the loyal crowd who visit Egg, assured that they will be impressed through every visit. The likes of Dungeon Meat, Monika Kruse, Flashmob, Matador, Yaya, Leon, Samu.l, Andre Crom, Miguel Campbell and Infinity Ink have all been employed to play at the club in the coming months, and in the past Egg Presents have seen a huge array of talent through the clubs doors such as Juan Atkins, Dennis Ferrer, Chez Damier, Butch and Diynamic boss Solomun earlier this year for their 11th Birthday.
As well as Egg's spearhead event, other reputable shows are hosted on a regular basis including the weekly Tuesday night knees up Paradox, which for a mid week club night has gained a hefty reputation and seen a cluster of world renowned performers behind the decks including Eddie Richards, Audio Werner, Dan Andrei, Terry Francis and Soul Capsule. As well as these events that have caught the attention of the entire city, other brands such as X Presents, Circus and Familia have also made a noticeable imprint on the club, not to mention the huge New Years Eve party in 2013, curated by The One, which saw Tania Vulcano, wAFF, Pirupa and a ton of other guests playing in what proved to be a marathon new year celebration.
Looking away from Egg London's goings on inside the venue, there is also a number of ways that the club's fans can keep up to date and in line with everything that Egg organises. Egg Radio allows keen followers of the club to listen in to live DJ sets from the clubs residents, also featuring occasional guest appearances from DJs who have or are lined up to play at the club. Egg in London also provides a membership service that is available to purchase from the club on Fridays and Saturdays as well as being free for student applicants. This gives members the chance to jump queues, get exclusive discounts and even attend the five special free members parties that are held throughout the year. Altogether, Egg London is a one of a kind nightclub that will for the foreseeable future continue to uphold its reputation as one of the countries best nightclubs.


If we are to engage in the project of self-edification, the evolution of self, the enterprise is tied to our imagination. As Richard Rorty indicates, imagination is bound by our vocabulary, and it is in the growth of vocabulary we should focus. Vocabulary is tied to experience, and it is in energized moments of exposure to strangeness that our vocabulary expands. Encountering strangeness stretches and expands our self-image and seeds the rich potential for our collective conversations.
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Howe's work continues to connect with international communities, exhibiting and completing numerous site-specific commissions both here and abroad. Known for his sculpture practice, Howe's focus also includes the representation of objects through diverse means, including photography.


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logcabal: should the call to the cabal executable be logged?
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August Bassy (ur. 1903?, zm. 16 lutego 1932 w Bąkowie) – robotnik rolny, członek Związku Walki przeciwko Faszyzmowi, zamordowany przez kluczborską bojówkę SA wezwaną przez lokalnych faszystów po kłótni, do jakiej doszło w miejscowej gospodzie. Razem z Augustem postrzelony został jego starszy brat, Ernest.

Pogrzeb Augusta Bassego, który odbył się 19 lutego 1932 roku, przerodził się w wielką manifestację antyfaszystowską, wzięło w nim udział ok. 2000 przedstawicieli organizacji komunistycznych z całego Śląska Opolskiego. Ludzie odpowiedzialni za zabójstwo Bassego skazani zostali 5 maja tego roku na wyroki w wysokości od 3 miesięcy do 3 lat i 3 miesięcy pozbawienia wolności. Niski wymiar kary wywołał protesty na całej Opolszczyźnie.

Imię braci Bassy nosi jedna z ulic w Bąkowie. W Opolu znajduje się ulica Augusta Bassego.

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Stephen Roud, Jacqueline Simpson,
Oxford University Press (2000)
Social Science,
A History of Homosexuality in Europe, Vol. I
Berlin, London, Paris, 1919-1939
Florence Tamagne,
Algora Publishing (2004-01)
A New History of Identity
A Sociology of Medical Knowledge
David E. Armstrong,
Palgrave Macmillan (2002-09-06)
A Tale of Two Cultures
Qualitative and Quantitative Research in the Social Sciences
Gary Goertz, James Mahoney,
Princeton University Press (2012-09-09)
Political Science, Social Science,
Acting Black
College, Identity and the Performance of Race
Sarah Susannah Willie,
Routledge (2003-01-16)
Advancing the federal research agenda on violence against women
Steering Committee for the Workshop on Issues in Research on Violence Against Women, Committee on Law and Justice, Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education, National Research Council,
National Academies Press (2004-02-27)
Africans in Colonial Mexico
Absolutism, Christianity, and Afro-Creole Consciousness, 1570-1640
Herman Lee Bennett,
Indiana University Press (2003)
An Archaeology of Images
Iconology and Cosmology in Iron Age and Roman Europe
Miranda Aldhouse Green,
Animals in Celtic life and myth
Miranda Green,
Archaeologies of Complexity
Robert Chapman,
Archaeology and Modernity
Julian Thomas,
Archaeology, Economy and Society
England from the Fifth to the Fifteenth Century
David A. Hinton,
Archaeology: The Basics
Clive Gamble,
Architecture and authority in Japan
William H. Coaldrake,
Art and the Performance of Memory
Sounds and Gestures of Recollection
Richard Cándida Smith,
Asian migrations : social and geographical mobilities in Southeast, East, and Northeast Asia / Tony Fielding.
social and geographical mobilities in Southeast, East, and Northeast Asia
Tony Fielding.,
At Play in Belfast
Children's Folklore and Identities in Northern Ireland
Donna M. Lanclos,
Rutgers University Press (2003)
Backdoor to Eugenics
Troy Duster,
Behind the Backlash
White Working-Class Politics in Baltimore, 1940-1980
Kenneth D. Durr,
Between Two Worlds - Society, Politics, and Business in the Philippines
society, politics, and business in the Philippines
Rupert Hodder,
Breaking the Conflict Trap
Civil War and Development Policy
Paul Collier, World Bank,
World Bank Publications (2003-05-30)
Career experiences of African American police executives
black in blue revisited
R. Alan Thompson,
LFB Scholarly Pub. LLC (2003-01-01)
Child Protection Work
Beyond the Rhetoric
Helen Buckley,
Jessica Kingsley Publishers (2003-01-15)
The Search for Healing
Kathleen King, Christopher Bagley,
Children who Fail to Thrive
A Practice Guide
Dorota Iwaniec,
John Wiley & Sons (2004-04-02)
Children's rights and power
charging up for a new century
Mary John,
Jessica Kingsley (2003)
Children, Teens, Families, and Mass Media
The Millennial Generation
Rose M. Kundanis,
China's Ethnic Minorities and Globalisation
Colin Mackerras,
Cities Transformed
Demographic Change and Its Implications in the Developing World
Mark R. Montgomery,
National Academy Press (2003-04-22)
Citizenship and the Ethics of Care
Feminist Considerations on Justice, Morality and Politics
Selma Sevenhuijsen,


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Q: Windows phone "Scan the app for malware" I'm going through the Windows Phone test suite before submitting my app to the Windows store.
The guidelines have the following section:

Requirement - 5.4.1 - Malicious software screening
Requirement Text - The app must be free of viruses, malware, and any malicious software. -
Test Steps -

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*Launch your app.

*Scan the app for malware.

*Verify that there are no viruses, malware or malicious software in the app.

What does "Scan your app for malware" mean? Is there some tool I'm supposed to use to scan the app for malware? The document contains no link to such tool and a google search and MSDN search did not yield much results.

A: I can't speak on behalf of MS but I imagine that the malware tools used internally aren't available outside. Having said that, you could still run scans using programs like MalwareBytes or Microsoft Security Essentials on your XAP file itself and/or rename XAP to ZIP and unzip it to scan the files individually. Viruses stored within the XAP file could be read in by an app and then spread onto other platforms (even if it doesn't affect the phone itself. The requirements may be discussing that.
If your app isn't doing anything suspicious and doesn't use unsupported APIs, I personally wouldn't worry too much. Whilst there may be some false positives sometimes, I'm not aware of any particular tool that this section of the requirements specifically refers to.
Edit - I was reminded that there is a Store Test Kit but I didn't initially post that as it doesn't specify that it does a malware check. Good idea to run it nevertheless.

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Whether the XAP file meets size requirements and whether the app    manifest file is valid.
Whether a Direct3D app that targets Windows Phone 8 uses APIs that are not allowed on the phone.
Whether a background agent app uses APIs that are not allowed with background agents.
What capabilities the app uses (for apps that target Windows Phone OS 7.1 only).
Whether the specified images and screenshots meet certification requirements.
Whether the app icon and background image used in the app meet certification requirements.

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← Another successful Hamilton Olympic clinic completed
Gold Coast Premier Invitational Tournament: Two u11s Hamilton Olympic players selected →
NPL Northern NSW Round 17: Hamilton Olympic held to a 2-2 draw by Lake Macquarie
Lake Macquarie City Roosters 2 (S. Walker 73', Charlesworth 87') drew with Hamilton Olympic 2 (Kawachi 81', Hornery 90+2')
Sunday 14 July, 2:30pm, Macquarie Field
It was a game that saw four goals scored in the last quarter of the match as Lakes and Hamilton both grabbed two in an entertaining contest.
Olympic needed a victory to regain any slice of hope of playing finals football and came close to finding the first goal when Reece Pettit had a header saved from close range.
Daniel Minors and Sam Walker then linked up for the hosts for a play that look destined to end up in the back of the net, but goalkeeper Jez Murray used his legs to stop Minors' shot.
Neither side could get the upper hand over one another and traded half-chances, but the first goal finally arrived when a low Nick Charlesworth cross sprawled across the face of goal and was knocked in by a diving Sam Walker.
His goal was cancelled out though by one of Hamilton's Japanese men, Shinichi Kawachi, who's outside of the boot shot ended up in the back of the net regardless of a block attempt on the goal-line.
With just minutes to go in the match, the Roosters looked as if they had acquired the winner as Sam Walker would turn provider for Charlesworth who's low header skimmed its way past Warren in goals, however, there was still time a twist in the tale.
With the result of the match looking as though it had been decided, Jed Hornery jumped on the end of a bobbling ball and volleyed it hard past Stuart Plant in Lakes' goal, stealing a point from under the noses of the hosts.
Lakes now continue to squander at the bottom of the table but will have a chance to move their way up in their upcoming matches with Adamstown and Valentine.
For Olympic, their chance of finals now look completely dashed, but they'll still be focusing on finishing the year on a high and taking some points off the rival sides they want to be challenging next year.
NPL Northern NSW Round 17
Lake Macquarie vs Olympic
1st Grade drew 2-2
Goals: Shinichi Kawachi, Jed Hornery
Under 20s drew 2-2
Under 18s Lakes won 0-1
NPL Youth
Olympic vs Lambton
Under 14s Olympic won 4-2
Zone League 2
Olympic vs Kahibah
1st Grade Olympic won 3-2
2nd Grade Kahibah won 0-2
Adamstown Rosebud 0 def. by Edgeworth Eagles 1 (Atayde 44')
Saturday 13 July, 2:30pm, Adamstown Oval
In celebration of the club's 130th birthday, Adamstown put in a strong showing against the top side in the competition and defending premiers Edgeworth but came up just short as the Eagles extended their lead at the top of the table by winning their fourth straight.
Both sides battled in the early parts of the game for supremacy and the first real potential opportunity for a goal came when an Oliver Davies cross troubled Josh Low in Edgeworth's goal, but just minutes later the visitors struck the only goal of the game.
An Eagles corner bumbled around in the box before popping back out for Jose Atayde who's hit rocketed into the bottom corner of the goal to score his fourth for the year and just in time for the half-time break.
The defence of Edgeworth were able to keep Adamstown at bay for much of the second half and down the other end, Oliver Smith came within a whisker of doubling the lead but his shot from inside the box cannoned into the crossbar.
As the match neared its conclusion, hope for a celebratory Rosebud result looked slimmer as each minute passed but a defensive mix-up at the back gave Luke Vallone a half-chance but once again, Low stood firm in goals pulling off the save.
Nothing would eventually get past Edgeworth's defence as the league leaders took out another set of three points and will now turn their attention to a massive clash with Maitland next weekend before their FFA Cup fixture in Darwin.
Edgeworth coach Damian Zane said due to the windy and dry conditions, free-flowing football was hard to come by, but he was pleased with the way his side grinded out a victory.
"It was tough conditions so I'm happy with the win," said Zane.
"In those kinds of conditions, our football was never comfortable. We just couldn't find that second goal and they [Adamstown] really lifted in the second half.
"The boys are in decent form and we're looking forward to hopefully wrapping up a spot in the finals and then continue on in the cup."
Lambton Jaffas 5 (Crowley 5', 77', Remington 25', Kantarovski 40', Own Goal 45+1') def. Valentine Phoenix 2 (Garland 11', Lawrence 32')
Saturday 13 July, 2:30pm, Arthur Edden Oval
Saturday's match at Lambton saw a first-half goal-fest as the Jaffas ran away with all three points over Valentine to edge their way closer toward a spot in the top four.
The scoring was opened rather early on by Lambton's clinical striker Braedyn Crowley who linked up with Bren Hammel before calmly slotting it home.
Jaffas couldn't retain their lead for long though as a defensive error saw Aaron Niyonkuru gallop onward to goal and crossing it to find a whipping striker from Bailey Garland.
Former NPL NNSW Player of the Year Luke Remington put the homse side back into the lead with a snatching shot from outside the box but as was the story of the day, the Phoenix bounced back soon after through a Mitch Lawrence counter attacking play.
Disaster struck for the visitors though in the last few minutes of the first half as Michael Kantarovski firstly headed a goal from a corner for the Jaffas, before an own goal from Valentine captain Riley Russell right on the strike of half-time sent Lambton into the break with a two-goal lead.
The Phoenix made half-chances in the second half through Garland and Kaleb Pearson, but the only goal of the half came for the hosts and their former Hyundai A-League front-man as Crowley nabbed another to take his overall total to 11 – the best in the league.
Lambton continue to sit in fifth place on the outside of the top four, but with form on their side and some games in hand, they'll be confident that they can swindle a spot in the finals.
Maitland FC 3 (J. Thompson 51', Read 79', M. Thompson 90+1') def. Charlestown City Blues 0
Sunday 14 July, 2:30pm, Cooks Square Park
Maitland have retained their spot in the top four and are primed to make a challenge for the premiership after collecting a three-goal victory over Charlestown.
The Blues' Rene Ferguson had his first attempt on goal saved by Matt Trott, but down the other end, the Magpies were given a perfect chance to go in front after receiving a penalty.
Joel Wood would be the one to step up, but his strike went high over the cross-bar much to the delight of the travelling side and their fans but early in the second half, the hosts eventually grabbed the lead.
James Thompson was the man who somehow battered his way through the Charlestown defence relatively easy and his strike on goal was composed and clinical.
The Magpies almost doubled their lead but some fantastic goalkeeping from Nathan Archibold denied Wood on two consecutive attempts, and again for a third time just minutes later.
The game looked like it may have turned in Charlestown's favour midway through the second half after they were awarded a penalty of their own, but just like Maitland's earlier effort, the Blues also were unsuccessful as Riley McNaughton's low shot was held onto my Trott.
Alex Read made the visitors pay for their costly mistake latching himself onto a Ryan Clarke cross and popping it over the top of Archibold, and the finishing touches was applied not long after in stoppage time.
Matt Thompson smashed in his first for the year from outside the box to put an exclamation mark on their victory assuring his team walked away with all three points.
Maitland coach Mick Bolch displayed his pride for the way his team continue to churn out victories in important games and made special mention for a few from the game.
"I couldn't be happier with what they put out today," Bolch said.
"At half-time, we spoke about needing to be better with the ball and keeping our shape and I thought in the second half we did really well – probably one of the better second halves we've had in recent weeks.
"Realistically, we scored three, but if it wasn't for their keeper, we would have got more. He was probably the best player on the pitch which you can't usually say after a 3-0 win. He was outstanding today.
"We spoke about needing to be better defensively across the whole park. I thought they responded really well today.
"I thought they were very good. Zach Thomas was outstanding again, and Trotty made that penalty save."
The Magpies have proven that they are a complete 90-minute side this season and again made their opposition pay in the last quarter of the contest with multiple goals. Bolch said it's one of the areas of their game that he's most pleased with.
"We've got a lot of character in the team and we're starting to get back to full strength," he said.
"You look at the bench and we've got Alex Read and Matt Thompson who have both played A-League coming off your bench. It shows where the squad's at at the moment.
"I'm pretty sure that's about 15 goals we've scored in the last 15 minutes of games this year including FFA Cup, and we haven't conceded one yet.
"The boys work hard during the week and they're seeing the rewards for it now."
Weston Bears 1 (Hurley 89') drew with Newcastle Jets Youth 1 (Petratos 11' (P))
Sunday 14 July, 2:30pm, Rockwell Automation Park
Although a draw has taken a hit on their hopes of fighting for a premiership, Weston will be breathing a sigh of relief after nabbing a goal in the dying stages of the match to deny the Jets Youth of an upset victory.
Young Jet Maki Petratos has caused some major headaches for his opposition throughout 2019, and he once again proved to be a handful, troubling Scott Carter in Weston's goal with an early long shot and soon after scoring the first goal of the game with a strike from the penalty spot.
The Bears' defence continued to have their work cut out for them as Petratos looked to link up with Sam Donnellan on multiple occasions – one of those sent Donnellan through one-on-one with Carter but was denied by the Weston keeper.
The hosts worked their way back into the contest throughout the first half and early second half with chances coming for the head of Jason Tjien-Fooh and Liam Wilson's infamous long-shot, but Noah James held strong in the Jets' goal.
As the match approached its conclusion, the Bears continued to throw everything they had at the young Jets goalkeeper, including a shot from Wilson that forced a spectacular high, diving save from James, but finally the hosts found their breakthrough.
Tjien-Fooh poked his way through the Jets defence and had a perfect opportunity to level the scores, and although his shot was denied by the crossbar, the rebound was volleyed by a running Chris Hurley who continued his electric run for a jubilant celebration.
The Bears now move into second place on the table and still have a game in hand of Edgeworth who sit three points ahead, but before they can think about ousting the likes of the Eagles and Magic, they'll have to contend with the in-form Lambton Jaffas next weekend.
Broadmeadow Magic had the bye.
Source: northernnswfootball.com.au


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St. Louis County Council clashes over chair, vice chair, as four members call special meeting today
St. Louis County will start COVID-19 vaccinations for those over 65 soon
Snowy and windy Friday expected in South County, region
First responders, anyone over 65, those with certain conditions to start receiving COVID vaccine in Missouri
Oakville subdivision is up for county zoning
Five candidates seeking three seats on the Affton Board of Education
Due to COVID-19, coverage of the race for the Affton Board of Education has been limited, with a League of Women Voters forum called off. Here are the candidate profiles collected by the Affton School District.
Justin Carney
Name: Justin Carney
Occupation: Urban Planner
Years you have lived in the district: 18 years
Name: Lara Leonberger
Occupation: Organization & Learning Development Professional
Name: Rachel Ayres
Occupation: Homemaker
Years you have lived in the district: 2 years
Name: Bridget Sinamon
Occupation: Parent Educator (Parents as Teachers) Fox School District
Name: Patricia Zahn
Occupation: Director of Community Outreach & Engagement, University of Missouri-St. Louis
Years you have lived in the district: 30+ years
Please list any family members who currently attend or graduated from Affton Schools, or who are employed by the district.
Lara Leonberger
CARNEY: My daughter, Molly, is a Sophomore at Affton High.
LEONBERGER: I am a proud graduate of Affton High School, class of 2006. My husband, Ehren Leonberger, is a 2001 graduate. My brother, Kyle Kuehling, is a 2008 graduate. My brother in law, Patrick Leonberger, graduated in 2005. My sister in law, Katee (Leonberger) Tobin, graduated in 2010. I do not have any relatives employed by the district.
AYERS: We have two kids who will attend Meisner fall 2020, Eden (1st) and Genevieve (Kindergarten).
SINAMON: I have a daughter (Amber Sinamon) who graduated from AHS in 2013. She is currently a Special School District Teacher at Rogers Middle School and the Varsity Asst. Softball Coach. I also have a son (Mike Sinamon) who graduated from AHS in 2019 and currently attends Saint Louis University.
ZAHN: Son, Adam Zahn, graduated from ASD in 2006
Describe your past and present involvement and volunteer work with Affton School District.
CARNEY: Currently, I am a parent representative on the Budget Advisory Committee, and have recently joined the Activities Committee and the Superintendent's Strategic Planning Committee. I also enjoy "working the chains" for AHS football games.
Prior to this, I did election day canvassing for Props I + N, and volunteered my strategic planning and community engagement skills to facilitate several parent and staff focus groups to get input into the District's strategic plan.
Additionally, over the years, I have volunteered for various class fundraising activities (candy-grams, pancake breakfast, Affton Days booth), chaperoned class trips, and presented community planning concepts to Molly's 5th grade class for National Planning Month.
LEONBERGER: Throughout 2010, I was an intern and student teacher at Affton High School. During that time, I worked with students, teachers and administrators in a variety of classes and programs. As part of that experience, I also volunteered to help the Affton Girls Swim Team prepare for the upcoming season.
AYERS: I have no past volunteer work with Affton Schools, but I have been a taxpayer in the Affton District for two years, and I am looking forward to my kids attending Meisner Primary in the fall.
Rachel Ayres
SINAMON: I worked for Affton School District in the past (2011-2018). I worked at Gotsch Intermediate as a recess/lunch monitor and a before and after school facilitator (2013-2016). I worked at Affton Early Childhood (2016-2018) as the Lead Before/After Care facilitator, where I also worked at the front desk and helped in classrooms throughout the day.
ZAHN:
ASD School Board President – April 2018 to present
ASD School Board Member – July 2011 to present
ASD Counseling Advisory Committee – 2001 to 2019
Parent volunteer in Affton Schools including advisory committees at Mesnier, Gotsch, and Rogers – 1992 to 2006
Why are you running for the Board of Education? Please state your goals or areas of focus if elected.
CARNEY: I am running for the Board to lend my passion and skills to something that is vital to the character and success of our Affton community. Having been a soccer coach and youth group leader for 10+ years, I have a passion for guiding our kids to grow into their potential and achieve success, whatever that might look like for them. As a community planner, I believe my skills in strategic planning and community engagement will be valuable in the continued success of the Board and the District. I truly believe that as the District goes, so goes the Affton community.
My areas of focus include: continuing the excellence in stewardship of our resources; exploring ways to encourage students and teachers to work together to advance learning; placing a high value on our district's diversity and embracing equity as a part of learning; and promoting greater awareness and connection with the broader Affton community.
LEONBERGER: I am running for a seat on the Affton Board of Education because Affton is a wonderful community, and I want to do my part to help keep it that way for future generations. Additionally, I work in the field of corporate education/workforce development. My professional expertise can help the district navigate future educational trends and challenges.
As Director, my goal would be to maintain the district's legacy of educational excellence and innovation. An area of focus in relation to that goal is preparing students for the future of work and lifelong employability.
AYERS: I am running for the Affton School Board because I believe that civic involvement is an important part of being a responsible citizen. Affton is a great place to live, and the Affton School District is an essential part of this community. I want to serve my community in a way that helps the Affton School District maintain its excellent standard of education.
SINAMON: I am running for the board of education because Affton is a growing community with more families coming into the district. When new families enroll, we need to let them know about Parents as Teachers and ways to get the families involved in the school district. If we want our children to be successful, we need to have the earliest intervention that we can. Affton Early Childhood is a high quality early learning center with high-quality teachers working in the building. Enrollment is currently down (at AECC), as a district we need to intervene early and educate families about their options. We need to keep building the program so that our early learners are ready for kindergarten and primary school.
ZAHN: It has been a privilege to serve on the Affton School District Board of Directors for the last 8 and a half years and I believe that I have been an effective member of the school board. In cooperation with my fellow board members, we have worked diligently to put the district in a fiscally sound position, to hire and support a new superintendent and establish a solid administrative team, and to review and develop policies and procedures that create a safe and creative environment for learning and working.
I wish to continue to serve my community in this role, to keep our district moving forward. Having been involved at Affton for many years as a parent and community representative, I understand the composition and traditions and values of the district. I am aware of challenges and opportunities ahead and I recognize and appreciate the importance of our community schools. I support activities that encourage high achievement and creativity, and open new doors of opportunity for our students. I look forward to continuing to work with the board, administrators, teachers, students and community members in creating a bright future for our district.
Bridget Sinamon
What do you think are the district's greatest challenges currently, and how would you address those challenges?
CARNEY: Some of the greatest challenges facing the district revolve around the need to provide a variety of ways for our kids to learn and prepare them for careers in an ever-changing landscape. Embracing experiential learning, thoughtfully integrating rapidly-changing technology, and heightening awareness of equity and community, are all important pieces of helping our kids grow, learn, and become valued members of our community.
These challenges have multiple ways to address them, so it's important to have a shared vision and solid plan to set direction. Set goals and communicate them. Set performance measures and track them. Encourage innovation in the classroom, and evaluate it. As a Board member, I will promote sound strategic planning, support our dynamic communications efforts, and encourage our staff, teachers AND students to be partners in the learning process.
LEONBERGER: The greatest challenges facing the Affton School District reflect challenges facing society. Work is changing. Automation and technological advances are disrupting longstanding professions and our ideas about employment. Decades into a career, employees have to learn new skills, roles and programs.
The future of work requires everyone to continuously teach themselves new things and remain adaptable. Ensuring that our school system adequately addresses these societal shifts will be difficult, but essential to the long-term success of our students and community.
To address these challenges, I will work in tandem with district officials and staff to ensure instructional methods, curriculum, and work-study programs prepare students for this occupational reality.
AYERS: I think one of the greatest challenges Affton faces is resisting the temptation to measure itself against other districts in the area. Affton has thus far succeeded in growing and adopting new technology and techniques while not compromising its own identity, and I am excited to be a part of that continuing success.
SINAMON: I think that Affton is doing really great things. We need to come together as a community to make the district do better. Although things are going in the right direction, there is always room for growth. Our teachers and staff work hard and I want to do everything I can to support them.
Patricia Zahn
ZAHN: I believe that the district is operating well, and strives for ongoing improvement. We have been fiscally conservative, while continuing to attract and retain highly-qualified and excellent educators and administrators, and we offer a variety of classes and programs to meet the needs of our students.
Funding is always an area of concern as there are increasing demands for resources. From addressing aging infrastructure, to providing competitive pay to our employees, to implementing new technologies, the district must continue to balance those needs with the community in which we live.
Early childhood education also remains an important issue to assure that our children can grow and succeed. In Affton, we have continued to fund our Parents as Teachers program to support parents in their role as early educators. Our Early Childhood Education Center now provides additional opportunities for children to have a wide range of positive experiences and build a solid foundation for learning and wellbeing.
Ongoing communication and engaging the whole community in understanding the importance of public education and taking interest and ownership is a challenge that we continue to address. We can be most effective in this area by continuing to improve our dialogue, providing information through multiple media and holding in-person meetings and events. ASD has made great progress in this area over the past few years, and we plan to continue to improve to meet the needs of our community.
Affton is recognized as a district that values innovative teaching and learning. What qualities make Affton School District successful, and how can Affton continue to prepare students for success in the years to come?
CARNEY: One of the greatest qualities of the Affton School District is our diversity. Our diversity offers opportunities to learn from one another, and embracing our diversity is vital to building character and community both within and outside school.
Another quality is the District's commitment to strategic planning. Thoughtful planning, guided by our shared values and good data, will help preserve long-term sustainability in our finances, our teachers, and our facilities. Sustaining excellence in our resources will allow us to create the right kind of learning environment for our kids for years to come.
The District should embrace and empower teachers, parents AND students to work together in shaping what success looks like and how to achieve it. The District should continue to promote a culture that values communication, transparency, strategic thinking, and an inclusive and compassionate approach to teaching and learning.
LEONBERGER: Affton School District provides a small school experience with public school resources. Class sizes are small, the curriculum is rigorous, and students have access to enriching extra-curricular activities and programs.
The pursuit of excellence is a defining quality of the district, made possible by the community at large. Teachers, administrators, and board members are passionate about the power of education. Athletic advocates challenge students to compete at increasing levels. Alumni donate resources to improve our programs and facilities. And, clubs like the Parent's club and local Scout programs strengthen community ties and encourage leadership development.
The successes of Affton School District are the result of team effort. Continued success depends on sustained cooperation and dedication from all.
AYERS: One of the things I admire about the Affton School District is that it does not take a "one-size-fits-all" approach with its students. While many people think of college as the only ticket to success, Affton recognizes the unique skills and desires of its students, preparing them for whichever post-high-school road they choose. I am also impressed with their commitment to maintaining a high standard of education without compromising their fiscal responsibility.
SINAMON: Affton is innovative in many ways, they give each student a Chromebook early on. Affton students have access to many different forms of technology. The kids learn how to navigate the Chromebook at an early age and most kids are pretty tech-savvy when they start middle school. I like that Affton uses technology and social media to inform not only the students but the parents as well. Affton is successful in getting students ready for college. The teachers work hard to prepare Affton students for post-secondary. The college counselor at the High School brings in different trades, college opportunities, programs, and scholarships for the students to learn about. Affton has many programs and opportunities that students can participate in including PLTW (Project Lead the Way), CAPS (Center for Advanced Professional Studies), partnerships with South Tech, and more. Not every child is cut out for college and it is great that we have a school that brings in other opportunities for the children. I hope that Affton continues to find opportunities for students with the changing future.
ZAHN: Affton is a wonderful community and the school district is comprised of people who really care about education and want the best for the students. They are willing to try new things, be creative, and support one another. Relationships are a priority in Affton. Staying focused on the mission of the district to "prepare all of our students to become confident and capable citizens through rigorous, customized learning," and always looking for ways to improve how we go about accomplishing this mission are key to success.
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IS GLASGOW THE NEXT ROTHERHAM?
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Tags: rape gangs, Glasgow, Rotherham, Shazia
Guest Author February 4, 2018
I came across John Woods on Twitter and reached out to him for an interview. There are not many people in Glasgow who are vocal about the rape gangs and I know that there is no way Scotland has escaped this evil so to find someone else who believes this and is vocal about it too is very positive.
John Woods Co –Editor of Column Five, from Glasgow
Why are you not able to do this interview via Skype?
Like many people, I cannot write as my own name publicly, because a cohort of perpetually offended far-left activists seem to get sadistic pleasure out of ruining the lives of those who they disagree with.
All over the Western world, good people are being sacked and having their lives turned upside down because they said something in public deemed to be 'racist' or 'Islamophobic' to leftist kangaroo courts.
The media is fully on board with these witch-hunts, Police Scotland are constantly tweeting about 'hate speech' and receive huge support from a censorship-obsessed Scottish Government.
It's the whole establishment and their ground forces, the SJWs, all geared up to sort anyone out who posts a mean tweet or offends someone with a fact.
At this moment in time, I am not prepared to go public. I will absolutely go public in the future, because like many people in Europe, I'm getting tired of seeing our countries turned into Third World hell-holes by Muslim migrants who refuse to assimilate.
How did you become aware of the rape gangs?
I first became aware of the rape gangs in Glasgow via the press last year. In August, information had been passed to the Wishaw Press that a group of men from Glasgow have been preying on girls in the Lanarkshire area. In September it was announced in the media an investigation had been launched into a grooming gang that's been targeting teenagers at the 'Four Corners' in Glasgow, near Central Station. Most weekends, teenagers, from very young to older young adults hang out there, usually drinking or smoking weed. It seems this grooming gang had been picking up minors there.
Is it common knowledge in Glasgow? Are people scared of being called 'racist' or just turning a blind eye to it all?
I don't think it is common knowledge in Glasgow that these child rape gangs are in operation here – we've been a little naive in Scotland and assumed these were problems limited to England.
After all, we've not had the same levels of immigration consume our neighbourhoods, we've not lost entire towns like parts of England have to Islamic immigration from the Middle East.
One area that has been badly impacted is the south side of Glasgow, especially an area called Govanhill – it's been infamous for rapes, sex attacks and violence. Much of Govanhill is more akin to Middle Eastern slums now.
While everyone knows this about Govanhill and the demographics of the south side of Glasgow, I do not think the public expected there to be child rape gangs or grooming rings there. Perhaps locals are, but I and people I know certainly were not.
So, its come as a slight shock, despite everyone being well aware of the dangerous environment immigration has created in parts of Glasgow.
It makes it all the more important that members of the public begin to take up arms, metaphorically, with blogs and social media to contribute to this new public information campaign that seems to be gathering momentum.
Have you contacted any politicians and what response if any have you had?
As Column Five, we have been approaching politicians on social media to encourage them to acknowledge the mere existence of news articles about child rape gangs operating in Glasgow.
Members of the public will not believe how vastly these announcements from police have been side-lined and ignored by mainstream politicians in Glasgow and across Scotland.
We managed to get James Dornan MSP to make a statement on Twitter when we piled some pressure on him. Even when he did answer, his response was shallow.
You see, people like Dornan are fully governed under the speech-codes and rules of left-wing politics, which basically means you cannot criticise any of what they believe are 'marginalised' communities, such as any racial minority, Muslims or transgender people, to name some.
They are driven by their ideology and not reality, so go to great lengths to kid themselves on that the problem isn't related to a particular racial or religious group. They find so many excuses to relieve the said group of responsibility. It is Cultural Marxism, to put a term to it.
Dornan refused to acknowledge the problem that these grooming gangs are men from Pakistan – or roughly from that region – and more often than not of the Muslim faith. Recognising this pattern is not racist; it's actually a fairly scientific method of analysing information.
James Dornan might be the first politician to speak out on the matter, which I think is fairly terrifying given how crap his statement was.
The reason so many children were raped in the likes of Rotherham and Rochdale is because politicians and authorities held back due to fear of being branded racist by left-wing agitators, media outlets and opposition politicians. This same lack of will is what we're observing here.
What reasons do you think are behind the cover up?
The reasons people don't speak about it is because they fear being called racist or Islamophobic, and being seen as some sort of bigot. They know these child rape gangs are dominated by Muslims and those of Pakistani or similar origin, so they feel they are criticising that community and causing offence.
There is also the fact that their ideology on immigration is directly responsible for these grooming gangs forming across the United Kingdom. To admit they exist and speak out against them is an admission of their own failures.
Regularly, Scotland's progressive politicians stand up and argue for more immigration, that diversity is our strength and if you disagree you are racist and close-minded. Are they suddenly going to turn around and recognise their policies have created child rape gangs? I don't think so.
There is also a problem that our side is very working class, so our arguments can often appear unfettered and let's just say, very passionate. Would a self-centred politically correct politician want to share a stage with us? They are too scared of the optics of sharing a reality with those they have spent years calling 'fascists' and 'Nazis' for speaking truth to power over mass migration from the world's shit-holes.
Some think politicians won't go after the Muslim communities because they rely on the vote. I don't think that is true, I hope it isn't, but you never know.
Where do you see this heading?
I predict more and more people will start venting their disgust at establishment politicians, media outlets and authorities for their lack of action over grooming gangs and radical Islam.
I think a lot more people will begin to learn about Islam and what motivates these men to organise child rape gangs and commit acts of terror against civilians.
Most loud critics of Islam are censored to varying degrees in public life, so I predict more and more people being banned on social media and refused wide-reaching platforms.
I highly doubt there will be any arrests made in the near future, unless it's of people criticising Islam – which makes our activism all that more important.
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require 'fastlane_core/cert_checker'
require 'fastlane_core/provisioning_profile'
require 'fastlane_core/print_table'
require 'spaceship/client'
require_relative 'generator'
require_relative 'module'
require_relative 'table_printer'
require_relative 'spaceship_ensure'
require_relative 'utils'

require_relative 'storage'
require_relative 'encryption'

module Match
  class Runner
    attr_accessor :files_to_commit
    attr_accessor :spaceship

    attr_accessor :storage

    # rubocop:disable Metrics/PerceivedComplexity
    def run(params)
      self.files_to_commit = []

      FileUtils.mkdir_p(params[:output_path]) if params[:output_path]

      FastlaneCore::PrintTable.print_values(config: params,
                                             title: "Summary for match #{Fastlane::VERSION}")

      update_optional_values_depending_on_storage_type(params)

      # Choose the right storage and encryption implementations
      self.storage = Storage.for_mode(params[:storage_mode], {
        git_url: params[:git_url],
        shallow_clone: params[:shallow_clone],
        skip_docs: params[:skip_docs],
        git_branch: params[:git_branch],
        git_full_name: params[:git_full_name],
        git_user_email: params[:git_user_email],
        clone_branch_directly: params[:clone_branch_directly],
        git_basic_authorization: params[:git_basic_authorization],
        git_bearer_authorization: params[:git_bearer_authorization],
        git_private_key: params[:git_private_key],
        type: params[:type].to_s,
        generate_apple_certs: params[:generate_apple_certs],
        platform: params[:platform].to_s,
        google_cloud_bucket_name: params[:google_cloud_bucket_name].to_s,
        google_cloud_keys_file: params[:google_cloud_keys_file].to_s,
        google_cloud_project_id: params[:google_cloud_project_id].to_s,
        s3_region: params[:s3_region],
        s3_access_key: params[:s3_access_key],
        s3_secret_access_key: params[:s3_secret_access_key],
        s3_bucket: params[:s3_bucket],
        s3_object_prefix: params[:s3_object_prefix],
        readonly: params[:readonly],
        username: params[:readonly] ? nil : params[:username], # only pass username if not readonly
        team_id: params[:team_id],
        team_name: params[:team_name],
        api_key_path: params[:api_key_path],
        api_key: params[:api_key]
      })
      storage.download

      # Init the encryption only after the `storage.download` was called to have the right working directory
      encryption = Encryption.for_storage_mode(params[:storage_mode], {
        git_url: params[:git_url],
        working_directory: storage.working_directory
      })
      encryption.decrypt_files if encryption

      unless params[:readonly]
        self.spaceship = SpaceshipEnsure.new(params[:username], params[:team_id], params[:team_name], api_token(params))
        if params[:type] == "enterprise" && !Spaceship.client.in_house?
          UI.user_error!("You defined the profile type 'enterprise', but your Apple account doesn't support In-House profiles")
        end
      end

      if params[:app_identifier].kind_of?(Array)
        app_identifiers = params[:app_identifier]
      else
        app_identifiers = params[:app_identifier].to_s.split(/\s*,\s*/).uniq
      end

      # sometimes we get an array with arrays, this is a bug. To unblock people using match, I suggest we flatten!
      # then in the future address the root cause of https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/issues/11324
      app_identifiers.flatten!

      # Verify the App ID (as we don't want 'match' to fail at a later point)
      if spaceship
        app_identifiers.each do |app_identifier|
          spaceship.bundle_identifier_exists(username: params[:username], app_identifier: app_identifier, platform: params[:platform])
        end
      end

      # Certificate
      cert_id = fetch_certificate(params: params, working_directory: storage.working_directory)

      # Mac Installer Distribution Certificate
      additional_cert_types = params[:additional_cert_types] || []
      cert_ids = additional_cert_types.map do |additional_cert_type|
        fetch_certificate(params: params, working_directory: storage.working_directory, specific_cert_type: additional_cert_type)
      end

      cert_ids << cert_id
      spaceship.certificates_exists(username: params[:username], certificate_ids: cert_ids) if spaceship

      # Provisioning Profiles
      unless params[:skip_provisioning_profiles]
        app_identifiers.each do |app_identifier|
          loop do
            break if fetch_provisioning_profile(params: params,
                                        certificate_id: cert_id,
                                        app_identifier: app_identifier,
                                    working_directory: storage.working_directory)
          end
        end
      end

      if self.files_to_commit.count > 0 && !params[:readonly]
        encryption.encrypt_files if encryption
        storage.save_changes!(files_to_commit: self.files_to_commit)
      end

      # Print a summary table for each app_identifier
      app_identifiers.each do |app_identifier|
        TablePrinter.print_summary(app_identifier: app_identifier, type: params[:type], platform: params[:platform])
      end

      UI.success("All required keys, certificates and provisioning profiles are installed 🙌".green)
    rescue Spaceship::Client::UnexpectedResponse, Spaceship::Client::InvalidUserCredentialsError, Spaceship::Client::NoUserCredentialsError => ex
      UI.error("An error occurred while verifying your certificates and profiles with the Apple Developer Portal.")
      UI.error("If you already have your certificates stored in git, you can run `fastlane match` in readonly mode")
      UI.error("to just install the certificates and profiles without accessing the Dev Portal.")
      UI.error("To do so, just pass `readonly: true` to your match call.")
      raise ex
    ensure
      storage.clear_changes if storage
    end
    # rubocop:enable Metrics/PerceivedComplexity

    def api_token(params)
      @api_token ||= Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Token.create(params[:api_key]) if params[:api_key]
      @api_token ||= Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Token.from_json_file(params[:api_key_path]) if params[:api_key_path]
      return @api_token
    end

    # Used when creating a new certificate or profile
    def prefixed_working_directory
      return self.storage.prefixed_working_directory
    end

    # Be smart about optional values here
    # Depending on the storage mode, different values are required
    def update_optional_values_depending_on_storage_type(params)
      if params[:storage_mode] != "git"
        params.option_for_key(:git_url).optional = true
      end
    end

    def fetch_certificate(params: nil, working_directory: nil, specific_cert_type: nil)
      cert_type = Match.cert_type_sym(specific_cert_type || params[:type])

      certs = Dir[File.join(prefixed_working_directory, "certs", cert_type.to_s, "*.cer")]
      keys = Dir[File.join(prefixed_working_directory, "certs", cert_type.to_s, "*.p12")]

      if certs.count == 0 || keys.count == 0
        UI.important("Couldn't find a valid code signing identity for #{cert_type}... creating one for you now")
        UI.crash!("No code signing identity found and can not create a new one because you enabled `readonly`") if params[:readonly]
        cert_path = Generator.generate_certificate(params, cert_type, prefixed_working_directory, specific_cert_type: specific_cert_type)
        private_key_path = cert_path.gsub(".cer", ".p12")

        self.files_to_commit << cert_path
        self.files_to_commit << private_key_path
      else
        cert_path = certs.last

        # Check validity of certificate
        if Utils.is_cert_valid?(cert_path)
          UI.verbose("Your certificate '#{File.basename(cert_path)}' is valid")
        else
          UI.user_error!("Your certificate '#{File.basename(cert_path)}' is not valid, please check end date and renew it if necessary")
        end

        if Helper.mac?
          UI.message("Installing certificate...")

          # Only looking for cert in "custom" (non login.keychain) keychain
          # Doing this for backwards compatibility
          keychain_name = params[:keychain_name] == "login.keychain" ? nil : params[:keychain_name]

          if FastlaneCore::CertChecker.installed?(cert_path, in_keychain: keychain_name)
            UI.verbose("Certificate '#{File.basename(cert_path)}' is already installed on this machine")
          else
            Utils.import(cert_path, params[:keychain_name], password: params[:keychain_password])
          end

          # Import the private key
          # there seems to be no good way to check if it's already installed - so just install it
          # Key will only be added to the partition list if it isn't already installed
          Utils.import(keys.last, params[:keychain_name], password: params[:keychain_password])
        else
          UI.message("Skipping installation of certificate as it would not work on this operating system.")
        end

        if params[:output_path]
          FileUtils.cp(cert_path, params[:output_path])
          FileUtils.cp(keys.last, params[:output_path])
        end

        # Get and print info of certificate
        info = Utils.get_cert_info(cert_path)
        TablePrinter.print_certificate_info(cert_info: info)
      end

      return File.basename(cert_path).gsub(".cer", "") # Certificate ID
    end

    # rubocop:disable Metrics/PerceivedComplexity
    # @return [String] The UUID of the provisioning profile so we can verify it with the Apple Developer Portal
    def fetch_provisioning_profile(params: nil, certificate_id: nil, app_identifier: nil, working_directory: nil)
      prov_type = Match.profile_type_sym(params[:type])

      names = [Match::Generator.profile_type_name(prov_type), app_identifier]
      if params[:platform].to_s == :tvos.to_s || params[:platform].to_s == :catalyst.to_s
        names.push(params[:platform])
      end

      profile_name = names.join("_").gsub("*", '\*') # this is important, as it shouldn't be a wildcard
      base_dir = File.join(prefixed_working_directory, "profiles", prov_type.to_s)

      extension = ".mobileprovision"
      if [:macos.to_s, :catalyst.to_s].include?(params[:platform].to_s)
        extension = ".provisionprofile"
      end

      profile_file = "#{profile_name}#{extension}"
      profiles = Dir[File.join(base_dir, profile_file)]
      if Helper.mac?
        keychain_path = FastlaneCore::Helper.keychain_path(params[:keychain_name]) unless params[:keychain_name].nil?
      end

      # Install the provisioning profiles
      profile = profiles.last
      force = params[:force]

      if params[:force_for_new_devices] && !params[:readonly]
        if prov_type != :appstore && !params[:force]
          force = device_count_different?(profile: profile, keychain_path: keychain_path, platform: params[:platform].to_sym)
        else
          # App Store provisioning profiles don't contain device identifiers and
          # thus shouldn't be renewed if the device count has changed.
          UI.important("Warning: `force_for_new_devices` is set but is ignored for App Store provisioning profiles.")
          UI.important("You can safely stop specifying `force_for_new_devices` when running Match for type 'appstore'.")
        end
      end

      if profile.nil? || force
        if params[:readonly]
          UI.error("No matching provisioning profiles found for '#{profile_file}'")
          UI.error("A new one cannot be created because you enabled `readonly`")
          if Dir.exist?(base_dir) # folder for `prov_type` does not exist on first match use for that type
            all_profiles = Dir.entries(base_dir).reject { |f| f.start_with?(".") }
            UI.error("Provisioning profiles in your repo for type `#{prov_type}`:")
            all_profiles.each { |p| UI.error("- '#{p}'") }
          end
          UI.error("If you are certain that a profile should exist, double-check the recent changes to your match repository")
          UI.user_error!("No matching provisioning profiles found and can not create a new one because you enabled `readonly`. Check the output above for more information.")
        end

        profile = Generator.generate_provisioning_profile(params: params,
                                                       prov_type: prov_type,
                                                  certificate_id: certificate_id,
                                                  app_identifier: app_identifier,
                                                           force: force,
                                               working_directory: prefixed_working_directory)
        self.files_to_commit << profile
      end

      if Helper.mac?
        installed_profile = FastlaneCore::ProvisioningProfile.install(profile, keychain_path)
      end
      parsed = FastlaneCore::ProvisioningProfile.parse(profile, keychain_path)
      uuid = parsed["UUID"]

      if params[:output_path]
        FileUtils.cp(profile, params[:output_path])
      end

      if spaceship && !spaceship.profile_exists(username: params[:username], uuid: uuid, platform: params[:platform])
        # This profile is invalid, let's remove the local file and generate a new one
        File.delete(profile)
        # This method will be called again, no need to modify `files_to_commit`
        return nil
      end

      Utils.fill_environment(Utils.environment_variable_name(app_identifier: app_identifier,
                                                                       type: prov_type,
                                                                   platform: params[:platform]),

                             uuid)

      # TeamIdentifier is returned as an array, but we're not sure why there could be more than one
      Utils.fill_environment(Utils.environment_variable_name_team_id(app_identifier: app_identifier,
                                                                               type: prov_type,
                                                                           platform: params[:platform]),
                             parsed["TeamIdentifier"].first)

      Utils.fill_environment(Utils.environment_variable_name_profile_name(app_identifier: app_identifier,
                                                                                type: prov_type,
                                                                                platform: params[:platform]),
                             parsed["Name"])

      Utils.fill_environment(Utils.environment_variable_name_profile_path(app_identifier: app_identifier,
                                                                                type: prov_type,
                                                                                platform: params[:platform]),
                             installed_profile)

      return uuid
    end
    # rubocop:enable Metrics/PerceivedComplexity

    def device_count_different?(profile: nil, keychain_path: nil, platform: nil)
      return false unless profile

      parsed = FastlaneCore::ProvisioningProfile.parse(profile, keychain_path)
      uuid = parsed["UUID"]

      all_profiles = Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Profile.all(includes: "devices")
      portal_profile = all_profiles.detect { |i| i.uuid == uuid }

      if portal_profile
        profile_device_count = portal_profile.fetch_all_devices.count

        device_classes =
          case platform
          when :ios
            [
              Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Device::DeviceClass::IPAD,
              Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Device::DeviceClass::IPHONE,
              Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Device::DeviceClass::IPOD,
              Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Device::DeviceClass::APPLE_WATCH
            ]
          when :tvos
            [
              Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Device::DeviceClass::APPLE_TV
            ]
          when :mac, :catalyst
            [
              Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Device::DeviceClass::MAC
            ]
          else
            []
          end

        devices = Spaceship::ConnectAPI::Device.all
        unless device_classes.empty?
          devices = devices.select do |device|
            device_classes.include?(device.device_class) && device.enabled?
          end
        end

        portal_device_count = devices.size

        return portal_device_count != profile_device_count
      end
      return false
    end
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Q: Find files between two times/hours using find I will write some context for my problem.
I have to deal with a process that runs everyday that creates files in three secuential steps: A, B and C. Files from steps A and C are stored in one folder (X) while files from step B are stored in a different one (Y). Both folders are backed up to a different machine (I do not have control over this) once the process finishes. The content of the folder X is as follows:
t_11254an_luvo251n_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb  8 20:00'
t_11254aw_n7uo455w_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  8 20:24'
t_11254av_j5ux8n2s_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  8 20:25'
t_11254as_lvuo4e1j_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb  9 19:12'
t_11254at_m0uo4525_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb  9 19:12'
t_11254ak_m2uo4e1j_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb  9 19:12'
t_11254am_m1uo4e1j_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb  9 19:12'
t_11254am_m4uo4e4e_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb  9 19:13'
t_11254am_nauo4nhj_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  9 21:54'
t_11254ai_n9uo4njs_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  9 21:54'
t_11254ah_n7uo4nvw_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  9 21:54'
t_11254aj_n8uo4njs_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  9 21:54'
t_11254ak_ncuo71pv_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb 10 19:01'
t_11254ak_nduo7148_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb 10 19:01'
t_11254ay_nguo72t2_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb 10 19:03'
t_11254am_niuo71t5_B.bak    # A 'last modified at Feb 10 19:03'
t_11254av_onuo7991_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb 10 21:08'
t_11254at_omuo79tt_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb 10 21:08'
t_11254at_okuo7991_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb 10 21:08'

All files from step C have only one thing in common: they are always created after 20:15. Nor the name nor the size make them different from the files created on step A.
I run a script before the process starts to delete all files from folder X but I would like to keep the files created on step C (from all days) to speed up recoveries. The end result I am looking for is this:
t_11254aw_n7uo455w_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  8 20:24'
t_11254av_j5ux8n2s_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  8 20:25'
t_11254am_nauo4nhj_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  9 21:54'
t_11254ai_n9uo4njs_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  9 21:54'
t_11254ah_n7uo4nvw_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  9 21:54'
t_11254aj_n8uo4njs_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb  9 21:54'
t_11254av_onuo7991_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb 10 21:08'
t_11254at_omuo79tt_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb 10 21:08'
t_11254at_okuo7991_B.bak    # C 'last modified at Feb 10 21:08'

The questions, then, are:

*

*Is it possible to find files between two hours, without specifying a
date, using find?

*If not, is there a simple, one-liner way to do it in bash?
Thank you.

A: One way with bash, files in between 20:00 and 22:00
#!/usr/bin/env bash

for f in /folder/x/*.bak; do
  var=$(date -r "$f" '+%H:%M')
  if [[ $var > '20:00' && $var < '22:00' ]]; then
    echo "$f"
  fi
done

*

*The above code should match your files.

*Just change to [[ $var < '20:15' ]] If that's just what you're after.

*That date syntax works on both GNU and BSD date(1)

EDIT: Updated answer

A: Thanks to Jetchisel's answer I have been able to find the solution:
   #!/bin/bash

   for file in /folder/X/*.bak; do
     MODIFIED_DATE=$(stat --format="%y" $file | awk '{print $2}')

     if [[ $MODIFIED_DATE < '20:15' ]]; then
       printf 'rm -rf %s\n' "$file"
     fi
   done

stat --format="%y" shows the last modified date in this format 2020-02-02 19:11:34.000000000 +0100. Using awk I pick the time, which is the information I need, and with that I am able to tell if the file was created before 20:15 and thus delete it. It is not a clean one-liner but at least works :).


text:
A Word of Explanation
On September 26, 2010 August 2, 2011 By MaryIn Beloved Childhood Poems
As you will see in this collection of My Favorite Childhood Poems, most of these poems deal with very depressing issues such as "the end of the world", "nuclear holocaust", "death", and "suicide." It would seem strange to think that these would be a child's favorite poems. I will attempt to explain.
This is Not a Picture of Me
I grew up during a time when the "end of the world" was always imminent and lived with a mother who was frequently depressed and suicidal. She was also of the "hippie" generation. We were very poor and I had no books of my own but I loved to read. A friend of my mother's gave me a box of books when I was about 7 years old, and among the books in the box was a real treasure. It was a book of collected poetry called Reflections on a Gift of Watermelon Pickle
and I loved it! I still have it to this day, and it is from this book that all of the poems in this section derive.
I was, of course, due to the world and situation in which I lived at the time, particularly drawn to the poems involving "the end of the world", "nuclear holocaust", "death", and "suicide" and that is why these poems have been included here.
dysfunctional familyreflections on a gift of watermelon pickle
Little Miss Muffet by Paul Dehn
Sonic Boom by John Updike


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example, if a given teacher's lesson plans implicitly seeks either simple bbbccccccccdddccccfffffaaaoooo ?
ts first. Direct quotation an ffffffffffooooeeeecccaaafffffaaa ?


text:
News Irish News
Immigrant population doubles to 420,000
Paul Melia
October 22 2007 12:00 AM
MAYBE they're attracted to the angling lakes nearby, but one-in-six people living in the small town of Oldcastle in Co Meath is Lithuanian.
https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/immigrant-population-doubles-to-420000-26326563.html
And one-in-seven residents of Millstreet in Co Cork is Polish. A fascinating picture of where Ireland's new residents are living has been painted in the results of Census 2006 published by the Central Statistics Office.
It shows that Polish and Lithuanian guests of the nation are as likely to be living in rural Ireland as in the bigger cities. The census shows that one-in-10 people living here comes from somewhere else, with 420,000 foreign nationals living in the country.
The results are the most accurate figures of immigration available since the expansion of the EU, and shows that the foreign-born population has almost doubled from 224,000 in 2002 to 420,000 last year.
Polish nationals numbered 63,300, while the number of Lithuanians was 24,600.
And based on the number of people living in small Irish towns, Polish people enjoy a wider geographical spread than their Lithuanian counterparts.
Apart from Oldcastle, smaller towns in Monaghan are the most likely to have a high proportion of Lithuanians living there; while Poles are living in Cork, Carlow, Kerry and Monaghan. There are 15,338 Lithuanians living in Leinster, followed by Munster (4,841), the three Ulster counties (2,184) and Connaught (2,005).
But most are attracted to the capital, which has 7,318 residents.
Leitrim is rarely first choice, with just 118 Lithuanians living here. Carlow is the second least-popular destination with 187.
"The town has changed, definitely," Oldcastle county councillor Michael Lynch (FF) said yesterday. Of a population of 1,299, over 17pc -- or 232 residents -- were born in Lithuania.
"They're mostly working in industry, in furniture, bedding and flooring. A lot would be in church on Sunday, they go to work early and are very industrious. They're very nice, and beginning to integrate into the town. Where I had looked for jobs for people 30 or 40 years ago in industry, in recent years the industry couldn't get people and might have had to move if it wasn't for the new people.
"It's a mix of people -- single men, families and children -- making their first holy communion. They're fine people, very friendly but a bit reserved."
In Millstreet, 195 of the town's 1,376 population are Polish. Local councillor Noel Buckley (FG) says they came for the work.
"They've been very successful because the building trade is good, but they're also working for farmers, in factories and for local entrepreneurs," he said.
"A fair minority are families, but there's a lot of single people. But what's going to happen if the building trade slows down or the economy takes a downswing? Maybe there will be some problems, but hopefully it won't come to that."
Breaking Tracker scandal: 99 people lost their homes with 40,100 mortgage accounts impacted
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text:
Q: Proof involving complex numbers I need a little help with this proof. I haven't got any idea how to proceed. The pseudo clue in the question doesn't clarify much.

The real numbers $r$ and $\theta$, where $r > 0$ and $-\pi < \theta < \pi$, are such that,
$$rcos\theta + 2r^2cos2\theta + 3r^3cos3\theta = 0$$
$$rsin\theta + 2r^2sin2\theta + 3r^3sin3\theta = 0$$
By writing $z = r(cos\theta + isin\theta)$,
Show that $z = \frac{1}{3}(-1 \pm i\sqrt2)$.
Deduce the value of $r$ and the 2 possible values of $tan\theta$.

The only thing I see is the last part of the question. Deducing $r$ and $tan\theta$ from $z = \frac{1}{3}(-1 \pm i\sqrt2)$ would be simple. I calculated $r = \frac{1}{\sqrt3}$ and $tan\theta = \pm\sqrt2$.
Thanks for your help!

A: Multiply the second equation by $i$ and add the two together.  You should see terms like $\cos n\theta + i\sin n\theta$ appear.  Now if you think about what $z^2$ and $z^3$ are you should find a cubic in $z$ (which has three solutions-the problem is missing one).


text:
Yeshiva Art
Drisha Arts Fellows Explore Shabbat
By Richard McBee for the Jewish Press
Drisha Institute for Jewish Education
www.drisha.org
Who would have guessed that a yeshiva would have an Arts Program? If I had died and gone to heaven, surely the World to Come would look like this. And yet for seven years, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan the liberal women's learning program (i.e. yeshiva), Drisha Institute for Jewish Education, has had an Arts Fellowship program that offers a year of study (in addition to their regular yeshiva courses like Talmud, Halacha, Parshanut, Biblical Hebrew and Liturgy) where Torah subjects and the arts are combined and pursued with the seriousness and determination of most men sitting and learning all day long. And it's for women only.
The first question an artist friend of mine asked; "Why isn't there a similar program for men?" I have no answer but hope that other Orthodox Jewish educators will feel compelled to ask themselves the same question. For what its worth, this is exactly what I have been arguing on these pages for the last ten years; i.e. that there is no contradiction between the arts, visual and otherwise, and Torah learning and observance. In fact, one legitimate and effective way of learning and interpreting Torah is through art.
The importance of this concept is exactly what founder and Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi David Silber clearly believes. His support and sponsorship of this program and the parallel Artist's Bet Midrash has pioneered the integration of Torah and contemporary arts. On a recent Thursday evening the creative results were on display and it was very impressive.
This year's program is composed of the artwork of eleven women spanning poetry, film, performance, music, theater, sculpture and painting. The subject they collectively explored was Shabbat. While the range of investigations was broad, the liturgical poem Yedid Nefesh by Rabi Elazar Azikri drew special attention of a number of the artists.
Jaime Wynn, director, coordinator of the Drisha Arts Fellowship and one of the artists, first translated Yedid Nefesh into English and then crafted a poem inspired by her personal 21st century vision of the difficulties of yearning to be close to God. This in turn stimulated the creation of three paintings. These acrylic paintings present a surreal meditation on Rabi Elazar Azikri's life and work. By means of a haunting light and evocative color the paintings craft a dreamscape of objects that suggest the yearning for the Divine in the physical world.
In: Exhibition Reviews
Tags: Art as Midrash, NYC


Via the university's website, you will have to apply for both admission to the programme as well as for the scholarship itself. When you apply for the programme, be sure to mention whether you wish to apply for a scholarship. The deadline varies and are determined by the programme but most deadlines are around 1 February or 1 March 2019 for Masters Programmes; applications for some training programmes are still closed but opening soon.


After weeks of testing and and fine tuning, the Orange City Council will broadcast all future meetings, live from the Civic Centre.
Mayor of Orange Reg Kidd, has welcomed the move, saying "it boosts transparency and accountability, while ensuring residents who can't attend, are included."
A simple system is used to live- stream the meetings; the council utalising existing microphones and PA, also installing a camera, which spans the council chambers, to deliver video coverage.
We can stream the meetings live HERE.


text:
Q: Does VERY little time mean no time at all? The sentence below is from my book. I know that "little" means a small amount. Does "very little" mean having no time at all or still having a very small amount of time?

Many people work long hours, leaving very little time for leisure
activities.

A native speaker paraphrased the sentence to: "many people have experienced a loss of leisure time due to having to work long hours." That's why I thought "very little" might mean zero.

A: It has no special meaning.  "very little time" means "a small but non-zero amount of time"
Similarly if you lose leisure time, it doesn't imply that you lose it all.  You can experience a loss of leisure time, but still have a little left.
But the paraphrase has a slightly different meaning. The paraphrase means "they have less leisure time than they had before" and the original means "now they have very little leisure time"


text:
#include <openssl/opensslv.h>
#include <openssl/aes.h>
#include "aes_local.h"

const char *AES_options(void)
{
#ifdef FULL_UNROLL
    return "aes(full)";
#else
    return "aes(partial)";
#endif
}


text:
Press Release – Filipino-Tagalog
Pressmeddelande – Svenska
Comunicação de Imprensa – Português
Comunicado de Prensa – Español
Communiqué de Presse – Français
خبر صحفى – عربى
"Our Leaders Have Failed Us at Every COP So We're Building Our Own": Youth Hold Virtual COP
19 November - 01 December 2020
Two weeks of virtual climate talks mirroring the real COP, except run by young people, for young people
Mock COP26 is being held between 19 November - 01 December 2020, in the same month that COP26 would have been held in Glasgow
Press and interview opportunities available with student staff organisers of Mock COP26 at our press conference on 26 September. Press registration available at http://mockcop.org/pressconf
Between 19 November and 01 December 2020, youth climate leaders will host a virtual Mock COP event in the same month that the now delayed COP26 would have been. The event is being hosted by Students Organising for Sustainability UK, with student staff members and volunteers taking the lead in organising.
At Mock COP26, 3-5 delegates per country will participate in and will receive targeted opportunities for education and to express their own ideas.
The aim of the event is to empower young people to be able to engage with their local, national and international leaders about the Climate Emergency. The discussions will be framed around five conference themes: climate justice; climate education; climate-resilient livelihoods; health and wellbeing; and Nationally-determined Contributions.
At the end of the event, delegates will present a collective high-level statement to leaders, summarising what they believe should be prioritised at COP26 in 2021.
Prithvesh Ashok from India said:
"Mock COP26 gives us - the youth- a stage to resonate our concerns. It gives us a way to put our voice out there amongst all the noise."
Dom Jaramillo from Ecuador said:
"Young people are no longer waiting to be given permission to speak but are taking the floor themselves. Climate leaders have slammed the door of climate negotiations in our faces. Since they won't listen, we won't play their game anymore. We are building our own COP."
Sofía Hernández, a young member of the COP25 Costa Rican delegation, said:
"COP25 failed the world. The hashtag #TimeForAction was plastered across the conference centre, but there was no 'action' to be found. Global leaders neglected human rights- the human face of the crisis- and prioritised their economic interests."
Mitzi Jonelle Tan from the Philippines said:
"Marginalised communities are underrepresented, or have been drowned out by the most powerful countries. We demand urgency and for those being most affected by the crisis to have a seat at the table."
[ENDS]
The event is being organised by 18 student staff members and over 200 students from around 45 countries
More information can be found at http://www.mockcop.org
Instagram: @mockcop26; Twitter: @MockCOP26; #ForTheYouthByTheYouth #MockCOP26
For further information or comment email us here


text:
/* eslint-env jest */

const parser = require('../src');

describe('itemref', () => {
  test('parses itemrefs', () => {
    const html =
      '
' +
      '
' +
      '
Jan
' +
      '
' +
      '
Potoms
' +
      '

' +
      '
';
    const result = parser.toJson(html);
    expect(Array.isArray(result.items)).toBe(true);
    expect(result.items.length).toBe(1);
    expect(result.items[0].properties).toEqual({
      name: ['Jan', 'Potoms']
    });
  });

  test('parses multiple items with the same ref', () => {
    const html =
      '
Jan
' +
      '

' +
      '

';
    const result = parser.toJson(html);
    expect(Array.isArray(result.items)).toBe(true);
    expect(result.items.length).toBe(2);
    expect(result.items[0].properties).toEqual({
      name: ['Jan']
    });
    expect(result.items[1].properties).toEqual({
      name: ['Jan']
    });
  });

  test.skip('parses nested reffed items', function () {
    const html =
      '
' +
      '

' +
      '
' +
      '
' +
      '
';
    const result = parser.toJson(html);
    expect(Array.isArray(result.items)).toBe(true);
    expect(result.items.length).toBe(1);
    expect(result).toHaveProperty('.items[0].properties.property1[0].id', '#sub-item1');
    expect(result).toHaveProperty('.items[0].properties.property2[0].id', '#sub-item2');
    expect(result).toHaveProperty(
      '.items[0].properties.property2[0].properties.property1[0].id',
      '#sub-item1'
    );
  });

  test('handle top-level circular structure', () => {
    const html =
      '
' +
      '
' +
      '
Jan
' +
      '
' +
      '
';
    const result = parser.toJson(html);
    expect(Array.isArray(result.items)).toBe(true);
    expect(result.items.length).toBe(1);
    expect(result.items[0].properties).toEqual({
      name: ['Jan']
    });
  });

  test('handle nested item circular structure', () => {
    const html =
      '
' +
      '
' +
      '
Jan
' +
      '
' +
      '
Other Jan
' +
      '

' +
      '
' +
      '
' +
      '
';
    const result = parser.toJson(html);
    expect(Array.isArray(result.items)).toBe(true);
    expect(result.items.length).toBe(1);
    expect(result.items[0].properties).toEqual({
      name: ['Jan'],
      friend: [{
        properties: {
          name: ['Other Jan'],
          friend: ['ERROR']
        }
      }]
    });
  });
});


Villa Lucy is georgious! 650sq meters of house, set in 2450 sq meters of beautiful grounds like a jewel in the Caribbean, Set in a very safe, and exclusive gated community just moments from one of the most beautiful beaches in the area. This four bedroom, four and a half bath home has a huge pool, patio and dining area, three car garage and home movie theater. It is the last word in elegant living and is being offered fully furnished, with the staff waiting to greet you.