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The Mongolian Armed Forces hosted a United Nations peacekeeping field-training exercise June 14 to 28 at Five Hills Training Area, Mongolia, as part of Khaan Quest 2018. The purpose of Khaan Quest is
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Military service is a tradition in her family, so it was no surprise when Ohio Army National Guard Spc. Cheyanna Porter enlisted in the spring of 2015 and completed basic training during the summer
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Nearly 45 members of the Ohio National Guard's 838th Military Police Company arrived in the Republic of Serbia June 10 to participate in exercise Platinum Wolf. The two-week, multinational
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KHAIRUN NISA ZABIDI
UK PACT lead, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom
Khairun Nisa Zabidi currently manages part of the UK government International Climate Finance (ICF) funds through a technical assistance programme called UK PACT (Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions). She provides advice on approaching policy and on the strategic direction on the crucial areas of support towards accelerating decarbonisation in Malaysia.
"The key sectors we have identified with the highest potential at this time would be to invest in the energy transition, unlocking green finance and strengthening the climate-action-enabling environment," Khairun explains. "I worry about what the world will look like when my kids are my age and whether they have the skillsets and the agility to adapt."
Growing up, Khairun ventured on many camping trips that taught her the connection humanity has to nature. It shaped her understanding of her place in the world and inspired her to want to push for sustainability. "That desire took me on a clear pathway from local volunteering, grassroots organising, meeting others like me at home and abroad, and eventually finding myself at the highest echelons of global decision making on climate – the UN Climate Conferences (called COP)," she says.
One person's actions may seem small, but it can make a big difference, "because what we say and what we do can influence those in positions of power," Khairun asserts, as she carries on working to engage corporations and civil society to evolve.
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World champs bronze; now for Uganda.
A bronze medal-winning performance in the 16 to 19 years division at the world triathlon age-group championships on the Gold Coast on Thursday; sitting history and stats school exams yesterday; and preparing to leave tomorrow for Uganda as part of a church missionary team . . . Gisborne Boys' High School student Josiah Ney is a busy lad.
"It's been an interesting schedule lately," said the 18-year-old.
"Going to the Gold Coast for my race at this level, I had no expectations around placings.
"I thought top-10 would be good, top-five amazing . . to get third was awesome.
So good Ney had opened a 15-second lead at the end of the swim leg.
"I pulled away after 200 metres of the 750-metre swim and swam solo for the rest of the swim.
"I didn't really want to ride solo so it was good when the chasing bunch of around five joined me, and we worked together before the run.
"I was pretty confident in my running, thinking I could outrun these guys.
"But I'd never raced in that heat, around 28 degrees, especially after training in the cold here. That (heat) hurt.
"I was way back on the run but worked my way up to fourth with another guy with 500m to go.
While in Australia, Ney managed to get in some study "but not a lot as we had race preparations and racing briefs to attend etc, but yeah, I did a little study".
Ney is off to Waikato University next year to study sport and human performance, and also hopes to "crack" the Cambridge-based New Zealand junior elite squad.
"That's a goal and after spending three weeks in Uganda, I've got a Tinman race abut three weeks after I arrive home.
"Five weeks after that I've got some Future Champs races.
Ney, his parents Patrick and Kate, brothers Caleb (15) and Matthew (13) — both are also promising triathletes — and four other members of the Mangapapa Church youth group will be working with children on the Ssese Islands at the northwest part of Lake Victoria.
They have been on a major fundraising mission this year to pay for airfares to take them to the other side of the world.
Kate and Patrick Ney have contacts in Uganda from when they lived there in the late 1990s.
The couple did missionary work in Uganda and Tanzania and spent three and a half years on the Ssese Islands.
Te Puni Kokiri is sponsoring two of the group and Josiah's mum said the local community had been extremely generous.


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Last week, I made an Instagram post that I want to incorporate into February's "Living on Autopilot" theme.
There is this idea that floats around in the collective feminine unconscious that, underneath our exteriors, we all have a petite, perfectly-muscular-but-not-too-muscular, long-limbed ballerina lurking, just waiting to be unleashed. If only we could burn fat from the areas that are covering up this willowy ballerina, she will be revealed, like one of Michelangelo's sculptures freed from the marble.
So we chase down extremely specific workout moves that will change the parts of ourselves that we like the least. We Google "exercises to tone ______________ (insert "saddlebags," "inner thighs," pooch," "love handles," or your "problem area" of choice).
Does it seem like maybe the "5 Moves" guarantee you Maria Menounos's tummy?
What does this have to living on autopilot, or improving the strength of your habits and willpower?
Becoming overly-focused on small physique details has many potential pitfalls, but one that I notice frequently is the vulnerability to information overload. When we focus too much on our inner thighs, back fat, or underarms, we easily fall prey to gimmicky workouts, barrel-scraping health journalism, and marketing schemes that target these insecurities.
When magical thinking is at the wheel, we make a lot of convoluted detours, taking random jabs at a bunch of different methods. Information overload weighs us down, making action more difficult as we struggle to choose the "right" workout that will give us the results we want.
Listening to the cacophony that now calls itself "health and wellness journalism" causes jerky starts and stops, as you constantly pause to re-evaluate every time new piece of conflicting information that crosses your path.
25 tips? Most of my clients have difficulty applying one or two lifestyle changes at a time, let alone 675. This isn't because my clients have a problem – it's because they're human, and – as you learned in last week's post – most of us perform better and faster if we have fewer choices.
We don't need more workouts. We just need to do the ones we have.
What if there is no ballerina?
What if you can't use exercise like some kind of real-life Photoshop eraser to "resize your thighs"?
The reality is that any kind of workout, done consistently (paired with a way of eating that creates a caloric deficit) will result in a leaner, more athletic you – no gimmicks required.
Play to your strengths. What type of exercise fits easily into your schedule, so that you could do it 3-5 times per week? Just pick one or two, and then be consistent with that. This will allow you to get into "autopilot mode," where it feels more normal to exercise than not.
Watch your thinking. Be mindful of your automatic thoughts, and pay attention to your thoughts and feelings when you experience negative comparison. Let's start breaking the habit of believing, on some level, that we can re-engineer appearance (and thus identity) through fitness.
Don't get caught by information overload. Instead, learn to tune out the overcrowded airwaves, to stay consistent on your own course, and to make your own "autopilot setting" work for you.
Your "best you" is not only straight ahead, but also available in each passing moment as you love, accept, and take care of yourself – just as you are.
If you want to jump into this free healthy living project, all you have to do is start today by shooting me an e-mail to let me know you're "in!" Each week, I e-mail strategies to my mailing list on Monday. If you would like to be on this list, please scroll down and sign up!
Last week in "Overcoming the Tyranny of Choice," we talked about how – counterintuitively – we make better choices when we limit our decision-making.
What meals could be your "repetitive meals" that are (1) easy to cook, (2) delicious – at least to you – and (3) relatively inexpensive? Would at least breakfast and lunch be realistic? How could this make your life easier?
For your lifestyle, does it make sense to (1) eat more at home and less in restaurants, or to (2) always check the menu ahead of time and make even more sensible decisions at restaurants than you think is necessary?
What is your signature coffee (or tea) drink?
Are there "personal rules" that you thought of this week, which would be helpful to you in reducing choice in some situations?
E-mail these answers to me!
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An easy to use telescopic mast system for Sony-QX cameras.
The PhotoMop+ Q was especially designed for Sony DSC-QX cameras which have integrated WIFI that can be used to control the camera using an app on your iPhone, smartphone or tablet.
Reach: 6,66 m (22 ft)	closed length: 1,48 m	weight: 1.4 kg. Weight for the empty rig: 190 grammes. A Sony DSC-QX10 weighs 105 grammes. So a PhotoMop+ Q ready for action weighs just 1700 grammes.
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Q: Open linux .desktop web link in Windows? I have a need to open Linux .desktop web links on a windows machine. Currently I drag the web page's address to a shared folder in Linux, and that is available on the LAN for others to open. This works fine with other Linux machines on the LAN, but Windows machines are not reading the URL.
The Linux .desktop link is actually a small text file, and the URL is embedded in its last line. But Windows does not recognize the file type, and when I associate it with a browser in Windows (vivaldi, in my case), the browser simply opens the .desktop file as a text file rather than going to the desired URL target.
Is there any way to get Windows to pass the .desktop target info to a browser?
Thanks.

A: There is no common format to store weblinks as a file. Windows uses .lnk-files to link to applications, files and web locations, while Linux uses the more flexible .desktop-files. You could probably write a small script that reads a .desktop-file and puts the link information in a .lnk-file (or opens the link as a target in your preferred browser), but this is not a common task (and we're not on Software Reccommendations here). However, you might create a basic HTML file on the shared folder where you put in all the links you want to share, and open that HTML file on each target system, so you can easily reload the page and click the link after you added something. Works as well with a .docx/.odt/other text file containing clickable links, etc.
Besides that, you'd probably be best off using some service to synchronise your browsers, but for that you'd have to ask on Software Reccommendations.

A: I found a very easy solution to this, with thanks to @LukeLR here for a little encouragement.
Over at https://www.computing.net/answers/programming/batch-file-to-extract-address-from-url-file/27904.html, "Razor" posted a batch file that will find a URL in a text file. I had to amend the path to Chrome, which evidently now installs in the standard C:\Program Files folder.
All I did then was go Open With... for a .desktop file and point to the batch file, with the Always use this program ticked. Now, just clicking on a .desktop file will open the url in Chrome (which I will soon switch to point to Vivaldi).
Very concise and effective.

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Carl Snowden: Schools need to prevent disturbing incidents
By Carl Snowden
Carl Snowden, Convener, Caucus of African American Leaders, at The Capital Gazette in Annapolis on Tuesday evening. (By Matthew Cole / Capital Gazette)
On April 16 The Capital published a blaring headline, "School investigating racial epithet written in North County High bathroom."
Readers of this column will recall that this incident came on the heels of a controversial satirical essay written by a white high school student calling for the nuclear annihilation of African-Americans. The student wrote that the nuclear weapon should be used to "wipe the cesspool of filth some call 'race' from the earth." The student, I am told, received an A for his essay.
The controversial essay drew national coverage and raised issues regarding free speech and academic freedom. It also inflamed students and parents, who were outraged.
Can you imagine what the reaction would be if a satirical student essay had called for the elimination of Jews via gas chambers? Even Donald Trump would be hard pressed to find the satirical humor in that essay.
A town hall meeting sponsored by the local NAACP and the Caucus of African-American Leaders in the Pumphrey community drew angry and concerned participants. Black students complained that they were being subjected to disparate treatment. They cited examples involving discipline and even the grading of their papers as examples.
[Most read] Archbishop Spalding girls basketball coach Lisa Smith fired over disparaging comments »
This is not a new concern. In fact, the NAACP filed a formal racial discrimination complaint against the county school system with the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights more than three year ago, alleging that black students were being discriminated against based on race. That OCR investigation is ongoing.
Following the racial epithet incident, The Capital reported that "School administrators are investigating the incident and will take appropriate disciplinary action once the person or persons responsible for the graffiti are identified."
It should not surprise anyone that with Anne Arundel County Public Schools now closed for the summer, no one have been disciplined for this racial incident. This is becoming a pattern.
Last year, on the first day of school at Severn Middle School, racist, anti-Semitic and homophobia lyrics were posted on a county school resource website. School officials announced that an investigation was being conducted in that incident as well. On Dec. 31, it was announced no one would be charged in this racially charged incident. Another Capital headline read, "Investigation into racist blackboard post results in no charges."
Politicians and school administrators know that if you want to bury a story, you make an annoumcement on New Year's Eve. Chances are very few people will be paying attention.
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But taxpayers, parents and students are paying attention. Parents should not have to endure incidents that inflame racial tensions or create hostile environment for students. When a student was arrested at Severna Park High School earlier this year for threatening students who wore rainbow ribbons supporting gay rights, it sent a clear message: that these threats were being taken seriously.
African-American students and parents need to believe that their children's safety merits the same response. Given what has happened around the nation involving schools and violence, all parents must be assured that their children's safety is of paramount concern, regardless of their race, gender, religion or sexual orientation.
It is my hope that over the summer months Anne Arundel County school officials develop a better system for preventing these occurrences.
The one thing that we do know is that when "investigations" are announced, no one should hold his or her breath waiting for the outcome. The outcome is predictable, which is precisely why this column was necessary.
A Luta Continua, which in Portuguese means the struggle continues.
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Tom Jurkowsky: Maryland should act to attract and retain military retirees
Carl Snowden is a longtime civil rights activist from Annapolis. Contact him at carl_snowden@hotmail.com.
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$700,000 to Be Paid By Media General to End Inquiry on its Attempts to Enforce a JSA – What are the Limits on the Enforceability of a Contractual Restriction on an FCC Licensee's Sale of its Station?
By David Oxenford on July 14, 2016
Posted in Assignments and Transfers, FCC Fines, Incentive Auctions/Broadband Report, Multiple Ownership Rules, Programming Regulations, Public Interest Obligations/Localism, Television
The FCC yesterday announced a consent decree with Media General by which Media General agreed to pay a $700,000 "settlement payment" to the US Treasury to settle the investigation of its attempts to enforce the provisions of a Joint Sales Agreement with Schurz Communications. Media General had tried to enforce the JSA when Schurz tried to terminate that agreement in order to sell its station to Gray Television. Media General tried to get an injunction from a state court seeking to stop the sale, continue the JSA, and prevent Schurz or Gray from putting the station into the incentive auction. As we wrote here when the case first arose, the FCC wrote to the court, contending that the injunction would not only violate the conditions placed on the sale by the FCC (that the Schurz station be sold before the Gray deal could close) but, more importantly for the general broadcast community, that the restrictions on the sale of the station, and its participation in the incentive auction, were improper restrictions on the control rights of the licensee. Essentially, the FCC was saying the licensee's right to sell the spectrum it had was not one that could be conveyed to a third party. The FCC even stated its intention to initiate a proceeding to determine whether Media General's FCC licenses should be revoked.
What we wrote when the case came out, and what we wonder now, is what the FCC considers the degree to which a licensee's ability to sell its spectrum can be limited by contract or agreement. Yesterday's release provides no guidance, as it was simply a settlement agreement. The consent decree recites what the FCC was initially concerned with, but Media General did not admit any liability, and the consent decree does not reach any conclusion as to the actual basis of the settlement payment. So it is conceivable that the FCC was actually only worried about the attempts by Media General to require that the station be kept and the JSA stay in place, even though the FCC ordered that it end. It may not have been a case dealing principally with control at all, but instead one dealing with grandfathered JSAs and whether those JSAs can stay in place after the sale of one of the television stations involved in the arrangement. Otherwise, if the case was really about putting limits on the degree to which contracts can limit the ability of a licensee to sell its station, that issue could have had much broader implications than the FCC may have intended.
Perhaps this is simply the FCC's desire to avoid limits on station's participating in the incentive auction – the situation actually involved in this case. Perhaps it is just an extension of the FCC's general proposition that LMAs and JSAs cannot be specifically enforced, as the licensee needs the unfettered ability to decide what programming it broadcasts in the public interest, and to substitute other programming that it decides better serves the public even if it means breaching the provisions of an LMA or JSA. While the programmer may be able to collect monetary damages reasonably related to the actual loss that it suffered from the premature termination of the agreement, the FCC's actions suggest that the programmer cannot specifically enforce its rights.
But if there is a broader proposition involved, that limits any contractual restrictions on the ability of third parties to enforce voluntary agreements limiting a licensee's ability to sell a station, it could reap havoc on all sorts of normal business arrangements. Lenders, option holders and others may worry if the rights that they hold under an agreement really will be binding if the licensee refuses to perform as agreed. If this broader proposition is involved, the FCC should make that clear before it starts enforcing such a policy through penalties like the amount involved in this case (paid presumably not only to remove any chance of a license revocation proceeding, but also to lift any potential delay that the final resolution of this matter could have on Media General's own ability to sell its stations to Nexstar, presently pending at the FCC).
Tags: grandfathering of JSAs, joint sales agreement, Media General fine, requirements for licensee control
This Week in Regulation for Broadcasters: December 3 to December 9, 2022
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Manipur Agriculture, Veterinary & Animal Husbandary Minister V Hangkhanlian on Monday said the people need to build up good ideas and relationship with Government and march ahead.
Hangkhanlian also urged the people to keep in mind the farsightedness, rationality and the ability to take right decision in hard time possessed by the past leaders to keep the country united and strong.
He said this while addressing a programme organised on the occasion of the Sadbhavana Diwas 2018 marking the 74th birth anniversary of former Prime Minister of India, late Rajiv Gandhi at the Banquet Hall, 1st Battalion Manipur Rifles in Imphal on Monday.
The observance of Monday's function will be complement to bringing peace, harmony and keeping our country strong and united, he said.
The Minister also appealed to the people of Manipur to take the observance as an opportunity of sharing positive and progressive idea and help the Government for overall development of the country and for shake of the ideas of selfishness to bring cordial relationship to make Manipur a develop state and let us pledge again to take full responsibility in our duty towards the objectives.
Minister Radheshyam recalled that Rajiv Gandhi was a great leader who founded new dynamic policy when instability was there in legislative in the politics of India in 1985 and brought up a new resolution to stop defection by introducing Anti-defection Bill in the Parliament and was behind lowering the voting age from 21 to 18.
Health Minister L Jayentakumar, Revenue Minister Karam Shyam,MLAs Paonam Brojen,Th Satyabarta,Heikham Dingo,O Lukhoi, Additional Chief Secretary Dr Suhel Akhtar, DGP Manipur LM Khaute and top police and civil officials attended the function among others.


What? Build a Pool in Winter? Are you Crazy?
It's not as crazy as you may believe. In fact, it's the very thing you should do! Most clients don't even start to begin the process until it gets hot, and that's too late to enjoy your new pool much the 1st season. Here are a couple of reasons to bust it out now and get your aqua groove on the move!
• You not only have a design (w/ revisions possibly) and a builder to select (WHICH TAKES TIME). After contract signing, there are almost always delays waiting on permits AND HOA approvals, which could take as much as 6 weeks or so in certain jurisdictions. So, you are already into around 2 months invested, BEFORE the fence has even come down!
• Once the actual excavation begins, you should expect around 2 months to construct your project for most jobs, assuming you've chosen the right pool builder. Yes there can be "real, unavoidable delays", like rain and muddy site days, freezing temperatures preventing concrete pour, pipe installation, waiting on inspection days, trenching, etc. So now you are at 4 months invested, which is blistering quick with the correct pool builder.
• Once the project is finally complete, pool is full of water and equipment started up you can take the first dip in your new family aquatic addition in the backyard. But you're still not done! You have to consider outdoor furniture, landscaping/sod, sprinkler system rebuild/install, planter/tree lighting etc. Once all these finish items are completed, you can truly relax and enjoy the most exciting addition you will EVER make to your family home, lifestyles and togetherness shared with family and friends for years to come.
So, it's in your best interest to build in the winter and get moving NOW so you can enjoy your investment ALL SUMMER LONG. If you wait until January, you could still be behind the 8 ball with spring rains etc., causing untimely completion and frustration. IT'S A SWIMMING POOL! It should be relaxing, NOT a source of stress. At Fielder Custom Pools, we take the extra steps to insure each job is timely completed and at budget.
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*temp_basic_info (ID, MSISDN, GENDER, AGE, DAY, MONTH, YEAR, RELATIONSHIPSTATUS)

*temp_education (ID, EDUCATION)

*likes_and_music (ID, NAME, PAGE)

*temp_output (ID, MSISDN, GENDER, AGE, DAY, MONTH, YEAR, RELATIONSHIPSTATUS, EDUCATION, LIKES_AND_PREFERENCES)

temp_output is empty.
Now, I want to transfer the appropriate fields from the other three tables into temp_output. likes_and_music has multiple instances of the same ID's, paired with varying NAMEs and PAGEs, so I'd have to put them in an array.
My projected output is something like the following:
0001 msisdn1 male 21 1 2 92 0 College [Jeep, soccer, PC games, etc...]

And here's my query so far:
Select a.ID, a.MSISDN, a.GENDER, a.AGE, a.DAY, a.MONTH, a.YEAR, a.RELATIONSHIPSTATUS, b.EDUCATION, COLLECT_SET(c.NAME) FROM temp_basic_info a JOIN temp_education b ON (a.ID = b.ID) JOIN likes_and_music c ON (c.ID = b.ID) GROUP BY a.ID, a.MSISDN, a.GENDER, a.AGE, a.DAY, a.MONTH, a.YEAR, a.RELATIONSHIPSTATUS, b.EDUCATION, c.name limit 10;

But the latter returns the following error:
FAILED: SemanticException [Error 10002]: Line 1:311 Invalid column reference 'EDUCATION'
What am I missing?

A: temp_education (ID, NAME)

I don't see the column b.education for table temp_education b


Ever have conversations with your kids about what they are going to do with their life? Still trying to figure out what you are going to do with yours?
The chart above represents the percentage of each occupation that earn a given hourly wage. The range below represents annual salaries from less than $23,920 (11.50 * 20808) to more than $118,560.
The wage range for various occupations displayed above can be constructed using R. I ran into a couple of issues that perhaps some of you can fix (or provide alternatives). The data is from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and was last modified May 14, 2010 at the time this was posted.
Started with the usual setup.
Problem #1: I could not figure out how to read the header using the readHTMLTable method.
So ended up adding these manually.
There were percentage signs interspersed in the data, so stripped these out.
Problem #2: How can you fit a legend on a plot like this? Each bar represents 100% (and so all bars are the same size).
I have the feeling that the answer to this questions might be best addressed by something more fundamental, like selecting a different way of representing the data.


The Escala Condominium will re-open to the general public beginning this Saturday, March 27th.
Seattle's most recently completed high-rise luxury condominium tower is coming back from a two-month hiatus after switching directions with new marketing and sales teams, revamped amenities and revised pricing. For more information about the changes and building amenities please see my prior post.
Currently available A units are priced from $384,000 to $554,000.
Currently available B units are priced from $384,000 to $554,000.
Currently available C units are priced from $$699,000 to $1,124,000.
Currently available D units are priced from $1,250,000 to $1,450,000.
Currently available E units are priced from $1,090,000 to $1,625,000.
Currently available F units are priced from $1,600,000 to $2,250,000.


There are some brands which specialize in making printers and Ricoh is among them. Customers have known this brand for producing printers of various types which can be used probably for all kinds of environment. Mostly, it is used by offices which are largely dependent on printers. The print quality is pretty good and the machines are quite affordable as well. But sometimes they can face problems as well, there may be issues every now and then and you need a dedicated team to look after your printers. Just give us a call at the Ricoh printer technical support phone number and our experts will be there for you all the time. Getting in touch with us is extremely simple and seeking help is even simpler. We have got solutions for all your problems relating to your Ricoh printer.
If you are looking for a professional team of experts to handle troubleshooting of issues for your Ricoh printer, you can give us a try. There are many other customer support teams but our team of Ricoh customer support is the best one you might have experienced. The team members are all well knowledgeable and know about printers probably more than anyone else. It is our job to provide you with the quickest solutions and solve your problems as soon as we can.
What you simply need to do is to Email Contact Us at the Ricoh printer technical support phone number and let us handle everything for you. It is obviously very difficult for you to fix all the issues of your printer by yourself and thus we provide the service of doing it for you. There are also cases where in your printer is working perfectly fine but there is a problem with your system. For a printer to work as intended, you need to configure it properly with the latest drivers in your system. Our Ricoh customer service experts will help you in installing all of them and ensure that the printer works correctly.
While there are many problems that need physical interaction with the printer for our experts, there are problems that can be remotely solved too. For these kinds of problems, our technicians will help you remotely to solve the problem. This makes the whole process quick as well as you can solve the problems yourself with just the proper guidance. We will help you through the Ricoh live chat which makes it very convenient to communicate the issue.
Sometimes you may not be able to describe the problem at hand through a phone call but you can write it down during a live chat. A live chat also ensures that the problem is quickly addressed and solved without waiting for too long. You just need to get in touch with us through the Ricoh printer technical support phone number to find a solution for all your printer related problems.


This wonderfully aromatic plant is possibly the truest of lemon scented plants. It is used for both culinary purposes and aromatherapy. Makes a lovely tea from fresh or dried leaves, or use in a bouquet to freshen indoor air. Full sun to part-sun. 4' by 4'. Zone 9-10.


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Brandon Horvath Sports Men's college basketball College basketball Basketball College sports Men's basketball Men's sports
LSU SEC UMBC America East Maryland
LSU cruises to 77-50 victory against UMBC
By BRYAN LAZARE - Nov. 19, 2019 09:24 PM EST
UMBC forward Dimitrije Spasojevic (32) flips the ball over LSU forward Darius Days (0) for two points during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019, in Baton Rouge, La. (AP Photo/Bill Feig)
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Charles Manning scored a season-high 16 points as LSU defeated Maryland-Baltimore County 77-50 in a non-conference game Tuesday.
Manning, who did not start, scored his 16 points while playing just 22 minutes. Manning had scored a total of 22 points in the Tigers' first three games. He made six of his eight field goal attempts.
Trendon Watford and Darius Days registered double-doubles for LSU (3-1). Watford had 12 points and a season-high 12 rebounds. Days, who had 10 points and 10 rebounds, reached double digits in both of those categories for the second consecutive game.
Dimitrije Spasojevic was the leading scorer for the Retrievers (4-1) with 14 points. L.J. Owens added 10 points for UMBC, which shot only 31 percent from the field.
After a very slow start, LSU took control of the game over the final 10 minutes of the first half. The Tigers did not make a field goal until Days had a tip-in with 12:50 before halftime. A 3-pointer by Brandon Horvath gave UMBC a 16-10 lead with 10:40 remaining in the first half.
From that point until halftime, LSU held the Retrievers to seven points. UMBC connected on just two field goals in that stretch. Meanwhile the Tigers began to get the ball inside against the Retrievers. LSU took a 39-23 lead into halftime with 22 of its points coming in the paint.
UMBC came no closer than 14 points in the second half. The Tigers' largest margin was 31 points at 77-46 inside the three-minute mark.
Maryland-Baltimore County: The Retrievers had their season-opening four-game winning streak snapped as they faced their only Power Five Conference opponent of the season.
LSU: The Tigers completed their brief two-game homestand with a second double-digit victory. LSU beat Nicholls State 75-65 last Saturday.
Maryland-Baltimore County will play Eastern Michigan, also in the Jersey Mike's Jamaica Classic, on Friday.
LSU will play No. 15 Utah State in the Jersey Mike's Jamaica Classic at Montego Bay on Friday.


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using base::Bind;
using base::Time;
using content::BrowserThread;
using webkit_glue::WebIntentServiceData;

namespace {

// A task used by WebDataService (for Sync mainly) to inform the
// PersonalDataManager living on the UI thread that it needs to refresh.
void NotifyOfMultipleAutofillChangesTask(
    const scoped_refptr<WebDataService>& web_data_service) {
  DCHECK(BrowserThread::CurrentlyOn(BrowserThread::UI));

  content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
      chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_MULTIPLE_CHANGED,
      content::Source<WebDataServiceBase>(web_data_service.get()),
      content::NotificationService::NoDetails());
}

}  // namespace

WDAppImagesResult::WDAppImagesResult() : has_all_images(false) {}

WDAppImagesResult::~WDAppImagesResult() {}

WDKeywordsResult::WDKeywordsResult()
  : default_search_provider_id(0),
    builtin_keyword_version(0) {
}

WDKeywordsResult::~WDKeywordsResult() {}

WebDataService::WebDataService()
    : is_running_(false),
      db_(NULL),
      autocomplete_syncable_service_(NULL),
      autofill_profile_syncable_service_(NULL),
      failed_init_(false),
      should_commit_(false),
      next_request_handle_(1),
      main_loop_(MessageLoop::current()) {
  // WebDataService requires DB thread if instantiated.
  // Set WebDataServiceFactory::GetInstance()->SetTestingFactory(&profile, NULL)
  // if you do not want to instantiate WebDataService in your test.
  DCHECK(BrowserThread::IsWellKnownThread(BrowserThread::DB));
}

// static
void WebDataService::NotifyOfMultipleAutofillChanges(
    WebDataService* web_data_service) {
  DCHECK(BrowserThread::CurrentlyOn(BrowserThread::DB));

  if (!web_data_service)
    return;

  BrowserThread::PostTask(
      BrowserThread::UI, FROM_HERE,
      Bind(&NotifyOfMultipleAutofillChangesTask,
           make_scoped_refptr(web_data_service)));
}

void WebDataService::ShutdownOnUIThread() {
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::ShutdownSyncableServices, this));
  UnloadDatabase();
}

bool WebDataService::Init(const FilePath& profile_path) {
  FilePath path = profile_path;
  path = path.Append(chrome::kWebDataFilename);
  return InitWithPath(path);
}

bool WebDataService::IsRunning() const {
  return is_running_;
}

void WebDataService::UnloadDatabase() {
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::ShutdownDatabase, this));
}

void WebDataService::CancelRequest(Handle h) {
  base::AutoLock l(pending_lock_);
  RequestMap::iterator i = pending_requests_.find(h);
  if (i == pending_requests_.end()) {
    NOTREACHED() << "Canceling a nonexistent web data service request";
    return;
  }
  i->second->Cancel();
}

content::NotificationSource WebDataService::GetNotificationSource() {
  return content::Source<WebDataService>(this);
}

bool WebDataService::IsDatabaseLoaded() {
  return db_ != NULL;
}

WebDatabase* WebDataService::GetDatabase() {
  DCHECK(BrowserThread::CurrentlyOn(BrowserThread::DB));
  return db_;
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Keywords.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::AddKeyword(const TemplateURLData& data) {
  GenericRequest<TemplateURLData>* request =
      new GenericRequest<TemplateURLData>(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL,
                                          data);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::AddKeywordImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveKeyword(TemplateURLID id) {
  GenericRequest<TemplateURLID>* request =
      new GenericRequest<TemplateURLID>(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, id);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveKeywordImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::UpdateKeyword(const TemplateURLData& data) {
  GenericRequest<TemplateURLData>* request =
      new GenericRequest<TemplateURLData>(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL,
                                          data);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::UpdateKeywordImpl, this, request));
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetKeywords(
                                       WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  WebDataRequest* request =
      new WebDataRequest(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetKeywordsImpl, this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

void WebDataService::SetDefaultSearchProvider(const TemplateURL* url) {
  GenericRequest<TemplateURLID>* request = new GenericRequest<TemplateURLID>(
      this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, url ? url->id() : 0);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::SetDefaultSearchProviderImpl,
                               this, request));
}

void WebDataService::SetBuiltinKeywordVersion(int version) {
  GenericRequest<int>* request =
      new GenericRequest<int>(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, version);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::SetBuiltinKeywordVersionImpl,
                               this, request));
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Web Apps
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::SetWebAppImage(const GURL& app_url,
                                    const SkBitmap& image) {
  GenericRequest2<GURL, SkBitmap>* request =
      new GenericRequest2<GURL, SkBitmap>(this, GetNextRequestHandle(),
                                         NULL, app_url, image);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::SetWebAppImageImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::SetWebAppHasAllImages(const GURL& app_url,
                                           bool has_all_images) {
  GenericRequest2<GURL, bool>* request =
      new GenericRequest2<GURL, bool>(this, GetNextRequestHandle(),
                                     NULL, app_url, has_all_images);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::SetWebAppHasAllImagesImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveWebApp(const GURL& app_url) {
  GenericRequest<GURL>* request =
      new GenericRequest<GURL>(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, app_url);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveWebAppImpl, this, request));
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetWebAppImages(
    const GURL& app_url,
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  GenericRequest<GURL>* request =
      new GenericRequest<GURL>(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer, app_url);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetWebAppImagesImpl, this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Web Intents.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::AddWebIntentService(const WebIntentServiceData& service) {
  GenericRequest<WebIntentServiceData>* request =
      new GenericRequest<WebIntentServiceData>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, service);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::AddWebIntentServiceImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveWebIntentService(
    const WebIntentServiceData& service) {
  GenericRequest<WebIntentServiceData>* request =
      new GenericRequest<WebIntentServiceData>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, service);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveWebIntentServiceImpl,
                               this, request));
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetWebIntentServicesForAction(
    const string16& action,
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  DCHECK(consumer);
  GenericRequest<string16>* request = new GenericRequest<string16>(
      this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer, action);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetWebIntentServicesImpl, this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetWebIntentServicesForURL(
    const string16& service_url,
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  DCHECK(consumer);
  GenericRequest<string16>* request = new GenericRequest<string16>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer, service_url);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::GetWebIntentServicesForURLImpl,
                               this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetAllWebIntentServices(
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  DCHECK(consumer);
  GenericRequest<std::string>* request = new GenericRequest<std::string>(
      this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer, std::string());
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::GetAllWebIntentServicesImpl,
                               this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

void WebDataService::AddDefaultWebIntentService(
    const DefaultWebIntentService& service) {
  GenericRequest<DefaultWebIntentService>* request =
      new GenericRequest<DefaultWebIntentService>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, service);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::AddDefaultWebIntentServiceImpl, this,
                    request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveDefaultWebIntentService(
    const DefaultWebIntentService& service) {
  GenericRequest<DefaultWebIntentService>* request =
      new GenericRequest<DefaultWebIntentService>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, service);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveDefaultWebIntentServiceImpl, this,
                    request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveWebIntentServiceDefaults(
    const GURL& service_url) {
  GenericRequest<GURL>* request =
      new GenericRequest<GURL>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, service_url);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(
      FROM_HERE,
      Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveWebIntentServiceDefaultsImpl, this, request));
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetDefaultWebIntentServicesForAction(
    const string16& action,
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  DCHECK(consumer);
  GenericRequest<string16>* request = new GenericRequest<string16>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer, action);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetDefaultWebIntentServicesForActionImpl,
                    this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetAllDefaultWebIntentServices(
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  DCHECK(consumer);
  GenericRequest<std::string>* request = new GenericRequest<std::string>(
      this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer, std::string());
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetAllDefaultWebIntentServicesImpl,
                    this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Token Service
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::SetTokenForService(const std::string& service,
                                        const std::string& token) {
  GenericRequest2<std::string, std::string>* request =
      new GenericRequest2<std::string, std::string>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, service, token);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::SetTokenForServiceImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveAllTokens() {
  GenericRequest<std::string>* request =
      new GenericRequest<std::string>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, std::string());
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveAllTokensImpl, this, request));
}

// Null on failure. Success is WDResult<std::string>
WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetAllTokens(
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {

  GenericRequest<std::string>* request =
      new GenericRequest<std::string>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer, std::string());
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetAllTokensImpl, this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Autofill.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::AddFormFields(
    const std::vector<FormFieldData>& fields) {
  GenericRequest<std::vector<FormFieldData> >* request =
      new GenericRequest<std::vector<FormFieldData> >(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, fields);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::AddFormElementsImpl, this, request));
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetFormValuesForElementName(
    const string16& name, const string16& prefix, int limit,
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  WebDataRequest* request =
      new WebDataRequest(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetFormValuesForElementNameImpl,
                    this, request, name, prefix, limit));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveFormElementsAddedBetween(const Time& delete_begin,
                                                    const Time& delete_end) {
  GenericRequest2<Time, Time>* request =
    new GenericRequest2<Time, Time>(this,
                                    GetNextRequestHandle(),
                                    NULL,
                                    delete_begin,
                                    delete_end);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveFormElementsAddedBetweenImpl,
                    this, request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveExpiredFormElements() {
  WebDataRequest* request =
      new WebDataRequest(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveExpiredFormElementsImpl,
                    this, request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveFormValueForElementName(
    const string16& name, const string16& value) {
  GenericRequest2<string16, string16>* request =
      new GenericRequest2<string16, string16>(this,
                                              GetNextRequestHandle(),
                                              NULL,
                                              name, value);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveFormValueForElementNameImpl,
                    this, request));
}

void WebDataService::AddAutofillProfile(const AutofillProfile& profile) {
  GenericRequest<AutofillProfile>* request =
      new GenericRequest<AutofillProfile>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, profile);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::AddAutofillProfileImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::UpdateAutofillProfile(const AutofillProfile& profile) {
  GenericRequest<AutofillProfile>* request =
      new GenericRequest<AutofillProfile>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, profile);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::UpdateAutofillProfileImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveAutofillProfile(const std::string& guid) {
  GenericRequest<std::string>* request =
      new GenericRequest<std::string>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, guid);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveAutofillProfileImpl, this, request));
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetAutofillProfiles(
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  WebDataRequest* request =
      new WebDataRequest(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetAutofillProfilesImpl, this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

void WebDataService::EmptyMigrationTrash(bool notify_sync) {
  GenericRequest<bool>* request =
      new GenericRequest<bool>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, notify_sync);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::EmptyMigrationTrashImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::AddCreditCard(const CreditCard& credit_card) {
  GenericRequest<CreditCard>* request =
      new GenericRequest<CreditCard>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, credit_card);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::AddCreditCardImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::UpdateCreditCard(const CreditCard& credit_card) {
  GenericRequest<CreditCard>* request =
      new GenericRequest<CreditCard>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, credit_card);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::UpdateCreditCardImpl, this, request));
}

void WebDataService::RemoveCreditCard(const std::string& guid) {
  GenericRequest<std::string>* request =
      new GenericRequest<std::string>(
          this, GetNextRequestHandle(), NULL, guid);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::RemoveCreditCardImpl, this, request));
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::GetCreditCards(
    WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer) {
  WebDataRequest* request =
      new WebDataRequest(this, GetNextRequestHandle(), consumer);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::GetCreditCardsImpl, this, request));
  return request->GetHandle();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveAutofillProfilesAndCreditCardsModifiedBetween(
    const Time& delete_begin,
    const Time& delete_end) {
  GenericRequest2<Time, Time>* request =
      new GenericRequest2<Time, Time>(this,
                                      GetNextRequestHandle(),
                                      NULL,
                                      delete_begin,
                                      delete_end);
  RegisterRequest(request);
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(
      &WebDataService::RemoveAutofillProfilesAndCreditCardsModifiedBetweenImpl,
      this, request));
}

WebDataService::~WebDataService() {
  if (is_running_ && db_) {
    DLOG_ASSERT("WebDataService dtor called without Shutdown");
    NOTREACHED();
  }
}

bool WebDataService::InitWithPath(const FilePath& path) {
  path_ = path;
  is_running_ = true;

  // TODO(isherman): For now, to avoid a data race on shutdown
  // [ http://crbug.com/100745 ], call |AutofillCountry::ApplicationLocale()| to
  // cache the application locale before we try to access it on the DB thread.
  // This should be safe to remove once [ http://crbug.com/100845 ] is fixed.
  // Do not do it if the thread is not UI (can happen only in some tests).
  if (BrowserThread::CurrentlyOn(BrowserThread::UI))
    AutofillCountry::ApplicationLocale();

  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary, this));
  ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE,
               Bind(&WebDataService::InitializeSyncableServices, this));
  return true;
}

void WebDataService::RequestCompleted(Handle h) {
  pending_lock_.Acquire();
  RequestMap::iterator i = pending_requests_.find(h);
  if (i == pending_requests_.end()) {
    NOTREACHED() << "Request completed called for an unknown request";
    pending_lock_.Release();
    return;
  }

  // Take ownership of the request object and remove it from the map.
  scoped_ptr<WebDataRequest> request(i->second);
  pending_requests_.erase(i);
  pending_lock_.Release();

  // Notify the consumer if needed.
  WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer = NULL;
  if (!request->IsCancelled(&consumer) && consumer) {
    consumer->OnWebDataServiceRequestDone(request->GetHandle(),
                                          request->GetResult());
  } else {
    // Nobody is taken ownership of the result, either because it is cancelled
    // or there is no consumer. Destroy results that require special handling.
    WDTypedResult const *result = request->GetResult();
    if (result) {
      if (result->GetType() == AUTOFILL_PROFILES_RESULT) {
        const WDResult<std::vector<AutofillProfile*> >* r =
            static_cast<const WDResult<std::vector<AutofillProfile*> >*>(
                result);
        std::vector<AutofillProfile*> profiles = r->GetValue();
        STLDeleteElements(&profiles);
      } else if (result->GetType() == AUTOFILL_CREDITCARDS_RESULT) {
        const WDResult<std::vector<CreditCard*> >* r =
            static_cast<const WDResult<std::vector<CreditCard*> >*>(result);

        std::vector<CreditCard*> credit_cards = r->GetValue();
        STLDeleteElements(&credit_cards);
      }
    }
  }
}

void WebDataService::RegisterRequest(WebDataRequest* request) {
  base::AutoLock l(pending_lock_);
  pending_requests_[request->GetHandle()] = request;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// The following methods are executed in Chrome_WebDataThread.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::DBInitFailed(sql::InitStatus init_status) {
  ShowProfileErrorDialog(
      (init_status == sql::INIT_FAILURE) ?
      IDS_COULDNT_OPEN_PROFILE_ERROR : IDS_PROFILE_TOO_NEW_ERROR);
}

void WebDataService::InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary() {
  if (db_ || failed_init_ || path_.empty())
    return;

  // In the rare case where the db fails to initialize a dialog may get shown
  // that blocks the caller, yet allows other messages through. For this reason
  // we only set db_ to the created database if creation is successful. That
  // way other methods won't do anything as db_ is still NULL.
  WebDatabase* db = new WebDatabase();
  sql::InitStatus init_status = db->Init(path_);
  if (init_status != sql::INIT_OK) {
    LOG(ERROR) << "Cannot initialize the web database: " << init_status;
    failed_init_ = true;
    delete db;
    if (main_loop_) {
      main_loop_->PostTask(
          FROM_HERE,
          base::Bind(&WebDataService::DBInitFailed, this, init_status));
    }
    return;
  }

  BrowserThread::PostTask(
      BrowserThread::UI, FROM_HERE,
      base::Bind(&WebDataService::NotifyDatabaseLoadedOnUIThread, this));

  db_ = db;
  db_->BeginTransaction();
}

void WebDataService::InitializeSyncableServices() {
  DCHECK(BrowserThread::CurrentlyOn(BrowserThread::DB));
  DCHECK(!autocomplete_syncable_service_);
  DCHECK(!autofill_profile_syncable_service_);

  autocomplete_syncable_service_ = new AutocompleteSyncableService(this);
  autofill_profile_syncable_service_ = new AutofillProfileSyncableService(this);
}

void WebDataService::NotifyDatabaseLoadedOnUIThread() {
  // Notify that the database has been initialized.
  content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
      chrome::NOTIFICATION_WEB_DATABASE_LOADED,
      content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
      content::NotificationService::NoDetails());
}

void WebDataService::ShutdownDatabase() {
  should_commit_ = false;

  if (db_) {
    db_->CommitTransaction();
    delete db_;
    db_ = NULL;
  }
}

void WebDataService::ShutdownSyncableServices() {
  DCHECK(BrowserThread::CurrentlyOn(BrowserThread::DB));

  delete autocomplete_syncable_service_;
  autocomplete_syncable_service_ = NULL;
  delete autofill_profile_syncable_service_;
  autofill_profile_syncable_service_ = NULL;
}

void WebDataService::Commit() {
  if (should_commit_) {
    should_commit_ = false;

    if (db_) {
      db_->CommitTransaction();
      db_->BeginTransaction();
    }
  }
}

void WebDataService::ScheduleTask(const tracked_objects::Location& from_here,
                                  const base::Closure& task) {
  if (is_running_)
    BrowserThread::PostTask(BrowserThread::DB, from_here, task);
  else
    NOTREACHED() << "Task scheduled after Shutdown()";
}

void WebDataService::ScheduleCommit() {
  if (should_commit_ == false) {
    should_commit_ = true;
    ScheduleTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::Commit, this));
  }
}

int WebDataService::GetNextRequestHandle() {
  base::AutoLock l(pending_lock_);
  return ++next_request_handle_;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Keywords implementation.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::AddKeywordImpl(GenericRequest<TemplateURLData>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    db_->GetKeywordTable()->AddKeyword(request->arg());
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveKeywordImpl(GenericRequest<TemplateURLID>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    DCHECK(request->arg());
    db_->GetKeywordTable()->RemoveKeyword(request->arg());
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::UpdateKeywordImpl(
    GenericRequest<TemplateURLData>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    if (!db_->GetKeywordTable()->UpdateKeyword(request->arg())) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetKeywordsImpl(WebDataRequest* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    WDKeywordsResult result;
    db_->GetKeywordTable()->GetKeywords(&result.keywords);
    result.default_search_provider_id =
        db_->GetKeywordTable()->GetDefaultSearchProviderID();
    result.builtin_keyword_version =
        db_->GetKeywordTable()->GetBuiltinKeywordVersion();
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<WDKeywordsResult>(KEYWORDS_RESULT, result));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::SetDefaultSearchProviderImpl(
    GenericRequest<TemplateURLID>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    if (!db_->GetKeywordTable()->SetDefaultSearchProviderID(request->arg())) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::SetBuiltinKeywordVersionImpl(
    GenericRequest<int>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    if (!db_->GetKeywordTable()->SetBuiltinKeywordVersion(request->arg())) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Web Apps implementation.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::SetWebAppImageImpl(
    GenericRequest2<GURL, SkBitmap>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    db_->GetWebAppsTable()->SetWebAppImage(
        request->arg1(), request->arg2());
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::SetWebAppHasAllImagesImpl(
    GenericRequest2<GURL, bool>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    db_->GetWebAppsTable()->SetWebAppHasAllImages(request->arg1(),
                                                  request->arg2());
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveWebAppImpl(GenericRequest<GURL>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    db_->GetWebAppsTable()->RemoveWebApp(request->arg());
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetWebAppImagesImpl(GenericRequest<GURL>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    WDAppImagesResult result;
    result.has_all_images =
        db_->GetWebAppsTable()->GetWebAppHasAllImages(request->arg());
    db_->GetWebAppsTable()->GetWebAppImages(request->arg(), &result.images);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<WDAppImagesResult>(WEB_APP_IMAGES, result));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Web Intents implementation.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::RemoveWebIntentServiceImpl(
    GenericRequest<WebIntentServiceData>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const WebIntentServiceData& service = request->arg();
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->RemoveWebIntentService(service);
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::AddWebIntentServiceImpl(
    GenericRequest<WebIntentServiceData>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const WebIntentServiceData& service = request->arg();
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->SetWebIntentService(service);
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetWebIntentServicesImpl(
    GenericRequest<string16>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<WebIntentServiceData> result;
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->GetWebIntentServicesForAction(request->arg(),
                                                             &result);
    request->SetResult(new WDResult<std::vector<WebIntentServiceData> >(
        WEB_INTENTS_RESULT, result));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetWebIntentServicesForURLImpl(
    GenericRequest<string16>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<WebIntentServiceData> result;
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->GetWebIntentServicesForURL(
        request->arg(), &result);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<std::vector<WebIntentServiceData> >(
            WEB_INTENTS_RESULT, result));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetAllWebIntentServicesImpl(
    GenericRequest<std::string>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<WebIntentServiceData> result;
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->GetAllWebIntentServices(&result);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<std::vector<WebIntentServiceData> >(
            WEB_INTENTS_RESULT, result));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::AddDefaultWebIntentServiceImpl(
    GenericRequest<DefaultWebIntentService>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const DefaultWebIntentService& service = request->arg();
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->SetDefaultService(service);
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveDefaultWebIntentServiceImpl(
    GenericRequest<DefaultWebIntentService>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const DefaultWebIntentService& service = request->arg();
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->RemoveDefaultService(service);
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveWebIntentServiceDefaultsImpl(
    GenericRequest<GURL>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const GURL& service_url = request->arg();
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->RemoveServiceDefaults(service_url);
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetDefaultWebIntentServicesForActionImpl(
    GenericRequest<string16>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<DefaultWebIntentService> result;
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->GetDefaultServices(
        request->arg(), &result);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<std::vector<DefaultWebIntentService> >(
            WEB_INTENTS_DEFAULTS_RESULT, result));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetAllDefaultWebIntentServicesImpl(
    GenericRequest<std::string>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<DefaultWebIntentService> result;
    db_->GetWebIntentsTable()->GetAllDefaultServices(&result);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<std::vector<DefaultWebIntentService> >(
            WEB_INTENTS_DEFAULTS_RESULT, result));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Token Service implementation.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// argument std::string is unused
void WebDataService::RemoveAllTokensImpl(
    GenericRequest<std::string>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    if (db_->GetTokenServiceTable()->RemoveAllTokens()) {
      ScheduleCommit();
    }
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::SetTokenForServiceImpl(
    GenericRequest2<std::string, std::string>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    if (db_->GetTokenServiceTable()->SetTokenForService(
            request->arg1(), request->arg2())) {
      ScheduleCommit();
    }
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

// argument is unused
void WebDataService::GetAllTokensImpl(
    GenericRequest<std::string>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::map<std::string, std::string> map;
    db_->GetTokenServiceTable()->GetAllTokens(&map);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<std::map<std::string, std::string> >(TOKEN_RESULT, map));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Autofill implementation.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void WebDataService::AddFormElementsImpl(
    GenericRequest<std::vector<FormFieldData> >* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    AutofillChangeList changes;
    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->AddFormFieldValues(
            request->arg(), &changes)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<AutofillChangeList>(AUTOFILL_CHANGES, changes));
    ScheduleCommit();

    // Post the notifications including the list of affected keys.
    // This is sent here so that work resulting from this notification will be
    // done on the DB thread, and not the UI thread.
    content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
        chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_ENTRIES_CHANGED,
        content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
        content::Details<AutofillChangeList>(&changes));
  }

  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetFormValuesForElementNameImpl(WebDataRequest* request,
    const string16& name, const string16& prefix, int limit) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<string16> values;
    db_->GetAutofillTable()->GetFormValuesForElementName(
        name, prefix, &values, limit);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<std::vector<string16> >(AUTOFILL_VALUE_RESULT, values));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveFormElementsAddedBetweenImpl(
    GenericRequest2<Time, Time>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    AutofillChangeList changes;
    if (db_->GetAutofillTable()->RemoveFormElementsAddedBetween(
        request->arg1(), request->arg2(), &changes)) {
      if (!changes.empty()) {
        request->SetResult(
            new WDResult<AutofillChangeList>(AUTOFILL_CHANGES, changes));

        // Post the notifications including the list of affected keys.
        // This is sent here so that work resulting from this notification
        // will be done on the DB thread, and not the UI thread.
        content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
            chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_ENTRIES_CHANGED,
            content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
            content::Details<AutofillChangeList>(&changes));
      }
      ScheduleCommit();
    }
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveExpiredFormElementsImpl(WebDataRequest* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    AutofillChangeList changes;
    if (db_->GetAutofillTable()->RemoveExpiredFormElements(&changes)) {
      if (!changes.empty()) {
        request->SetResult(
            new WDResult<AutofillChangeList>(AUTOFILL_CHANGES, changes));

        // Post the notifications including the list of affected keys.
        // This is sent here so that work resulting from this notification
        // will be done on the DB thread, and not the UI thread.
        content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
            chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_ENTRIES_CHANGED,
            content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
            content::Details<AutofillChangeList>(&changes));
      }
      ScheduleCommit();
    }
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveFormValueForElementNameImpl(
    GenericRequest2<string16, string16>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const string16& name = request->arg1();
    const string16& value = request->arg2();

    if (db_->GetAutofillTable()->RemoveFormElement(name, value)) {
      AutofillChangeList changes;
      changes.push_back(AutofillChange(AutofillChange::REMOVE,
                                       AutofillKey(name, value)));
      request->SetResult(
          new WDResult<AutofillChangeList>(AUTOFILL_CHANGES, changes));
      ScheduleCommit();

      // Post the notifications including the list of affected keys.
      content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
          chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_ENTRIES_CHANGED,
          content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
          content::Details<AutofillChangeList>(&changes));
    }
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::AddAutofillProfileImpl(
    GenericRequest<AutofillProfile>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const AutofillProfile& profile = request->arg();
    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->AddAutofillProfile(profile)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();

    // Send GUID-based notification.
    AutofillProfileChange change(AutofillProfileChange::ADD,
                                 profile.guid(), &profile);
    content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
        chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_PROFILE_CHANGED,
        content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
        content::Details<AutofillProfileChange>(&change));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::UpdateAutofillProfileImpl(
    GenericRequest<AutofillProfile>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const AutofillProfile& profile = request->arg();

    // Only perform the update if the profile exists.  It is currently
    // valid to try to update a missing profile.  We simply drop the write and
    // the caller will detect this on the next refresh.
    AutofillProfile* original_profile = NULL;
    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->GetAutofillProfile(profile.guid(),
                                                     &original_profile)) {
      request->RequestComplete();
      return;
    }
    scoped_ptr<AutofillProfile> scoped_profile(original_profile);

    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->UpdateAutofillProfileMulti(profile)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();

    // Send GUID-based notification.
    AutofillProfileChange change(AutofillProfileChange::UPDATE,
                                 profile.guid(), &profile);
    content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
        chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_PROFILE_CHANGED,
        content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
        content::Details<AutofillProfileChange>(&change));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveAutofillProfileImpl(
    GenericRequest<std::string>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const std::string& guid = request->arg();

    AutofillProfile* profile = NULL;
    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->GetAutofillProfile(guid, &profile)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    scoped_ptr<AutofillProfile> scoped_profile(profile);

    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->RemoveAutofillProfile(guid)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();

    // Send GUID-based notification.
    AutofillProfileChange change(AutofillProfileChange::REMOVE, guid, NULL);
    content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
        chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_PROFILE_CHANGED,
        content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
        content::Details<AutofillProfileChange>(&change));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetAutofillProfilesImpl(WebDataRequest* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<AutofillProfile*> profiles;
    db_->GetAutofillTable()->GetAutofillProfiles(&profiles);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<std::vector<AutofillProfile*> >(AUTOFILL_PROFILES_RESULT,
                                                     profiles));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::EmptyMigrationTrashImpl(
    GenericRequest<bool>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    bool notify_sync = request->arg();
    if (notify_sync) {
      std::vector<std::string> guids;
      if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->GetAutofillProfilesInTrash(&guids)) {
        NOTREACHED();
        return;
      }

      for (std::vector<std::string>::const_iterator iter = guids.begin();
           iter != guids.end(); ++iter) {
        // Send GUID-based notification.
        AutofillProfileChange change(AutofillProfileChange::REMOVE,
                                     *iter, NULL);
        content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
            chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_PROFILE_CHANGED,
            content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
            content::Details<AutofillProfileChange>(&change));
      }

      // If we trashed any profiles they may have been merged, so send out
      // update notifications as well.
      if (!guids.empty()) {
        std::vector<AutofillProfile*> profiles;
        db_->GetAutofillTable()->GetAutofillProfiles(&profiles);
        for (std::vector<AutofillProfile*>::const_iterator
                iter = profiles.begin();
             iter != profiles.end(); ++iter) {
          AutofillProfileChange change(AutofillProfileChange::UPDATE,
                                       (*iter)->guid(), *iter);
          content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
              chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_PROFILE_CHANGED,
              content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
              content::Details<AutofillProfileChange>(&change));
        }
        STLDeleteElements(&profiles);
      }
    }

    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->EmptyAutofillProfilesTrash()) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::AddCreditCardImpl(
    GenericRequest<CreditCard>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const CreditCard& credit_card = request->arg();
    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->AddCreditCard(credit_card)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();

    // Send GUID-based notification.
    AutofillCreditCardChange change(AutofillCreditCardChange::ADD,
                                    credit_card.guid(), &credit_card);
    content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
        chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_CREDIT_CARD_CHANGED,
        content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
        content::Details<AutofillCreditCardChange>(&change));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::UpdateCreditCardImpl(
    GenericRequest<CreditCard>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const CreditCard& credit_card = request->arg();

    // It is currently valid to try to update a missing profile.  We simply drop
    // the write and the caller will detect this on the next refresh.
    CreditCard* original_credit_card = NULL;
    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->GetCreditCard(credit_card.guid(),
                                                &original_credit_card)) {
      request->RequestComplete();
      return;
    }
    scoped_ptr<CreditCard> scoped_credit_card(original_credit_card);

    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->UpdateCreditCard(credit_card)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();

    // Send GUID-based notification.
    AutofillCreditCardChange change(AutofillCreditCardChange::UPDATE,
                                    credit_card.guid(), &credit_card);
    content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
        chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_CREDIT_CARD_CHANGED,
        content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
        content::Details<AutofillCreditCardChange>(&change));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveCreditCardImpl(
    GenericRequest<std::string>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    const std::string& guid = request->arg();
    if (!db_->GetAutofillTable()->RemoveCreditCard(guid)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      return;
    }
    ScheduleCommit();

    // Send GUID-based notification.
    AutofillCreditCardChange change(AutofillCreditCardChange::REMOVE, guid,
                                    NULL);
    content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
        chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_CREDIT_CARD_CHANGED,
        content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
        content::Details<AutofillCreditCardChange>(&change));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::GetCreditCardsImpl(WebDataRequest* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<CreditCard*> credit_cards;
    db_->GetAutofillTable()->GetCreditCards(&credit_cards);
    request->SetResult(
        new WDResult<std::vector<CreditCard*> >(AUTOFILL_CREDITCARDS_RESULT,
                                                credit_cards));
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

void WebDataService::RemoveAutofillProfilesAndCreditCardsModifiedBetweenImpl(
    GenericRequest2<Time, Time>* request) {
  InitializeDatabaseIfNecessary();
  if (db_ && !request->IsCancelled(NULL)) {
    std::vector<std::string> profile_guids;
    std::vector<std::string> credit_card_guids;
    if (db_->GetAutofillTable()->
        RemoveAutofillProfilesAndCreditCardsModifiedBetween(
            request->arg1(),
            request->arg2(),
            &profile_guids,
            &credit_card_guids)) {
      for (std::vector<std::string>::iterator iter = profile_guids.begin();
           iter != profile_guids.end(); ++iter) {
        AutofillProfileChange change(AutofillProfileChange::REMOVE, *iter,
                                     NULL);
        content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
            chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_PROFILE_CHANGED,
            content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
            content::Details<AutofillProfileChange>(&change));
      }

      for (std::vector<std::string>::iterator iter = credit_card_guids.begin();
           iter != credit_card_guids.end(); ++iter) {
        AutofillCreditCardChange change(AutofillCreditCardChange::REMOVE,
                                        *iter, NULL);
        content::NotificationService::current()->Notify(
            chrome::NOTIFICATION_AUTOFILL_CREDIT_CARD_CHANGED,
            content::Source<WebDataService>(this),
            content::Details<AutofillCreditCardChange>(&change));
      }
      // Note: It is the caller's responsibility to post notifications for any
      // changes, e.g. by calling the Refresh() method of PersonalDataManager.
      ScheduleCommit();
    }
  }
  request->RequestComplete();
}

AutofillProfileSyncableService*
    WebDataService::GetAutofillProfileSyncableService() const {
  DCHECK(BrowserThread::CurrentlyOn(BrowserThread::DB));
  DCHECK(autofill_profile_syncable_service_);  // Make sure we're initialized.

  return autofill_profile_syncable_service_;
}

AutocompleteSyncableService* WebDataService::GetAutocompleteSyncableService()
    const {
  DCHECK(BrowserThread::CurrentlyOn(BrowserThread::DB));
  DCHECK(autocomplete_syncable_service_);  // Make sure we're initialized.

  return autocomplete_syncable_service_;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// WebDataRequest implementation.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

WebDataService::WebDataRequest::WebDataRequest(WebDataService* service,
                                               Handle handle,
                                               WebDataServiceConsumer* consumer)
    : service_(service),
      handle_(handle),
      cancelled_(false),
      consumer_(consumer),
      result_(NULL) {
  message_loop_ = MessageLoop::current();
}

WebDataService::WebDataRequest::~WebDataRequest() {
  delete result_;
}

WebDataService::Handle WebDataService::WebDataRequest::GetHandle() const {
  return handle_;
}

bool WebDataService::WebDataRequest::IsCancelled(
    WebDataServiceConsumer** consumer) const {
  base::AutoLock l(cancel_lock_);
  if (consumer)
    *consumer = consumer_;
  return cancelled_;
}

void WebDataService::WebDataRequest::Cancel() {
  base::AutoLock l(cancel_lock_);
  cancelled_ = true;
  consumer_ = NULL;
}

void WebDataService::WebDataRequest::SetResult(WDTypedResult* r) {
  result_ = r;
}

const WDTypedResult* WebDataService::WebDataRequest::GetResult() const {
  return result_;
}

void WebDataService::WebDataRequest::RequestComplete() {
  message_loop_->PostTask(FROM_HERE, Bind(&WebDataService::RequestCompleted,
                                          service_.get(), handle_));
}


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Home Interesting Why is the referendum important?
on November 3, 2019 November 3, 2019 Interesting
Why is the referendum important?
The REFERENDUM allows citizens, through the petition process, to refer acts of the Legislature to the ballot before they become law. The primary purpose of both is to give voters an opportunity to approve or reject laws either proposed or enacted by the Legislature.
What is civics referendum?
A referendum (plural: referendums or less commonly referenda) is a direct vote by the electorate on a particular proposal or issue. This is in contrast to an issue being voted on by a representative. It can have nationwide or local forms. This may result in the adoption of a new policy or specific law.
How do citizens play role in representative democracy?
Voting is one way to participate in our democracy. Citizens can also contact their officials when they want to support or change a law. Voting in an election and contacting our elected officials are two ways that Americans can participate in their democracy.
What are the 3 principles of democracy?
One theory holds that democracy requires three fundamental principles: upward control (sovereignty residing at the lowest levels of authority), political equality, and social norms by which individuals and institutions only consider acceptable acts that reflect the first two principles of upward control and political …
What did the referendum achieve?
Cultural competence. The 1967 Referendum was the most successful in our history winning 93 percent of votes cast. This empowered the national government to make laws in respect of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples that could assist in addressing inequalities.
What is referendum Class 9 answer?
Answer: A Referendum is 'a direct vote in which the people are asked to either accept or reject a particular proposal. This may be adoption of a new constitution, a law or a specific governmental policy. '
What are the arguments in Favour of democracy?
Write any five arguments in favour of democracy?
More Accountability from Democratic Government.
Improved Decision-Making Qualities.
Democracy provides a method to deal with differences and conflicts.
Democracy enhances the dignity of citizens.
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We know that you will join us in welcoming two new members of staff.
Miss Jenny Murphy is our new teacher in school and Mrs Katie Taylor is our Nursery Nurse in the afternoons and lunchtime carer.
We know that they will complete our team beautifully and they look forward to getting to know you and your child over the coming year.


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Церінг Дорджи ( 11 вересня 1995, Рамджарг, Трашіянгце, Бутан) — бутанський футболіст, півзахисник клубу «Паро» та національної збірної Бутану.

Клубна кар'єра
Церінг розпочав займатися футболом у 2004 році, натхненником хлопця був його батько. У 2008 році підписав перший дорослий контракт з «Транспорт Юнайтед», одним з найпопулярніших клубів країни.

З 2012 по 2014 рік виступав за «Уг'єн Академі», разом з яким вперше в кар'єрі виграв національний чемпіонат. З 2015 по 2016 рік виступав за «Друк Юнайтед» та «Тертонс». У 2017 році підсилив «Тхімпху Сіті».

20 грудня 2018 року було оголошено, що Дорджи приєднається до «Сауз Юнайтед» з Другого дивізіону І-Ліги, проте на початку 2019 року опинився в «Аїджалі» з І-Ліги. Заграти в Індії не зумів й вже незабаром повернувся до Бутану, де підписав контракт з «Паро».

Кар'єра в збірній
У футболці національної збірної дебютував 12 березня 2011 року в поєдинку проти Шрі-Ланки. 3 березня 2015 року у переможному (1:0) поєдинку кваліфікації чемпіонату світу 2018 проти ланкійської збірної. Ця перемога стала першою для Бутану в кваліфікаційних поєдинках чемпіонату світу. Ще три м'ячі Дорджи забив у трьох поєдинках проти Мальдів.

Голи в збірній

Досягнення
  Національна ліга Бутану
  Чемпіон (2): 2013, 2016
 Срібний призер Південноазійських ігор: 2019

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It's a new year! Full of opportunity! Sorry, I was channeling Marcus for a minute there. All right, focus, back on track.
2019 has seen itself out, and 2020 has slid in like the fresh-faced new kid in an anime who's so excited to be thrust into whatever insane adventure awaits them. 2019 was a quiet year for the Guild as an entity, though each of its members saw a lot of change and at times it was a rough ride. We're still here, though, still playing games, and with luck still entertaining at least five of you. Maybe 10? Am I pushing it?
Anyway, we don't really have a firm plan for 2020 other than, "keep going." If we all make it through January intact, maybe that will change. I wanted to put something fun up for the new year, though, so I poked around the Guild House and asked people what their 2020 Gaming Resolutions were!
Josh would like to finish one game a month. Like, personally, not on the stream, the games we play on stream take longer. However, his Steam library just keeps growing, and those games aren't going to play themselves. He's currently charging his way through Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr. The heresy is heavy here, brother.
Leah would like to start playing games with her Little Gamer. Little Gamer is charging through her toddler years, and getting to the point where the two of them could start on some fun, simple things. Leah would also like to start doing old school NES streams, either solo or with Agent Silver.
Brad did not have a resolution, though other members of the Guild suggested that his resolution should be "Play something other than Path of Exile." Brad has informed us that he does, in fact, play other games, and it's our fault for not paying attention if we don't know that.
As for myself, I resolve to finally – finally – start a solo stream. Even if it's just once a month, even if it takes me half the year to get there (it might). I have been wanting to play through either the original Mass Effect trilogy (modded, because why suffer if I don't have to) or through the Dragon Age games (again, modded) because man do I have opinions and comments on both of those franchises. And much love, don't get me wrong, but aren't we always hardest on the ones we love?
I hope you all have a great year. Whether 2019 was a walk through the park or a slog through personal battlefields, you made it. We're all here on the other side. And whatever your past year was like, I hope the new one is better and brighter.
Drea, Guild Bard
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