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President Trump impeached, set to face trial in Senate
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Donald Trump has now been officially impeached, making him the third U.S. president after Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton to face removal from office.
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RESTRICTIONS: Broadcast: NO USE JAPAN, NO USE TAIWAN Digital: NO USE JAPAN, NO USE TAIWAN Donald Trump has now been officially impeached, making him the third U.S. president after Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton to face removal from office.
According to CNN, the House of Representatives on Wednesday voted to impeach President Trump on two articles of impeachment: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
The article on abuse of power accused Trump of withholding aid to pressure Ukraine into investigating his political rival Joe Biden.
It passed 230 votes to 197, with only two Democrats opposing.
The second article, which passed 229 to 198, charged Trump over his refusal to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry and his urging of witnesses and government agencies to do the same.
CBS reports that the next steps would be for Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to name the impeachment managers that will argue to case to senators, and transmit the impeachment articles to Senate.
According to the New York Times, Pelosi has suggested that the House might delay sending the articles to the Senate, in order to negotiate the terms of the proceedings.
The BBC reports that this could put off the trial for an indefinite amount of time, effectively denying Trump the acquittal he expects.
RUNDOWN SHOWS: 1.
Trump impeached by House 2.
Vote on first impeachment article 3.
Vote on second impeachment article 4.
Impeachment managers, sending articles to Senate 5.
Senate trial 6.
Two-thirds majority needed to convict 7.
Republicans control Senate 8.
Pelosi to delay sending impeachment articles VOICEOVER (in English): "According to CNN, the House of Representatives on Wednesday voted to impeach President Trump on two articles of impeachment: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress." "The article on abuse of power accused Trump of withholding aid to pressure Ukraine into investigating his political rival Joe Biden." "It passed 230 votes to 197, with only two Democrats opposing." "The second article, which passed 229 to 198, charged Trump over his refusal to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry and his urging of witnesses and government agencies to do the same." "CBS reports that the next steps would be for Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to name the impeachment managers that will argue to case to senators, and transmit the impeachment articles to Senate." "A trial will then be held in the Senate, presided over by the Supreme Court Chief Justice, with senators acting as jury." "A two-thirds majority vote is needed to remove Trump from office." "But with the Republicans controlling the Senate with at least a 51-seat majority, and Senate leader Mitch McConnell claiming he's working with the White House, the president will likely be exonerated." "According to the New York Times, Pelosi has suggested that the House might delay sending the articles to the Senate, in order to negotiate the terms of the proceedings." SOURCES: CNN, New York Times, BBC, CBS https://edition.cnn.com/2019/12/18/politics/impeachment-watch-december-18/index.html https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/18/us/politics/trump-impeached.html https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-50840934 https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/trump-impeachment-vote-house-of-representatives-articles-of-impeachment-2019-12-19/ *** For story suggestions please contact [email protected] For technical and editorial support, please contact: Asia: +61 2 93 73 1841 Europe: +44 20 7542 7599 Americas and Latam: +1 800 738 8377
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The WONGA sponsorship deal has been condemned in the Guardian and Daily Mirror, Labour MPs have vowed never to set foot in SJP while the lads have that name emblazoned on their shirts. Even the Daily Mail has published a WONGA fact column highlighting the massive 4,214 per cent annual interest rate.
Surprisingly a small majority of Toon fans seem to be grudgingly in favour of the deal in a local poll. More surprisingly some NUFC lefty bloggers seem to be giving the impression that WONGA is nothing to get worked up about.
These two bloggers are mates of mine and we agree on many points regarding politics and NUFC but on this I believe they are mistaken.
I will tell you why…..
Of course there is a whiff of hypocrisy. Labour MPs who pontificate about the detestable business practices of WONGA offer no clear policies to stop the cuts and the dismantling of the NHS. They are doing precious little to solve the problems of mass unemployment and poverty, the very conditions that enable WONGA to do business. Basically it is a company which makes money out of the recession and the misery and desperation of its victims.
Having said that, just because Labour MPs and councillors are being hypocritical on this issue does not mean it is wrong to oppose the sponsorship deal. The Football Supporter's Association have been campaigning against WONGA for some time and have called for adverts for the company to be removed from Football League websites.
The bloggers also mention the involvement of Barlclays and SKY in the Premier League. If we accept their involvement, their argument goes, then what is the problem with WONGA? This seems to have some logic to it but only superficially. Al Capone always pleaded he was just 'a legitimate businessman' yet he never managed to get his loan shark business a sponsorship deal with the Chicago White Sox.
Labour MPs have publically called WONGA "legal loan-sharks'." It says something about 21st century Britain that a company like WONGA even exists. Most people of good faith believe they should not be allowed to operate as they do and they will probably face legislative obstacles in the future. WONGA are trying to buy legitimacy and acceptance through the deal with NUFC. Why should we allow them an easy ride as they drag our club's name through the mud and make us a laughing stock?
So what about Barclays and SKY? Many of us have been opposed to the involvement of these two companies in football for decades. See the 1992 pamphlet RECLAIM THE GAME which outlined a programme for fan ownership and called on fans to unite to kick business out of the beautiful game. We also predicted the present debt crisis of clubs and the pricing out of many working class fans from football grounds. In 1992 when most of the press bowed down to Murdoch, SKY and his mega millions we predicted it would all end in tears and so it is.
The left has also consistently campaigned against Barclays particularly for their involvement in apartheid era South Africa.
I have a feeling that those who feel it is not worth 'wasting breath' on the issue are also a little pessimistic about he prospects for getting a campaign off the ground. Keep the faith lads! As mentioned previously the Football Supporter's Association are campaigning against WONGA, in fact the deal they had with the Football League has now ended. The FSA also plan to leaflet Blackpool and NUFC in their ongoing campaign against the company. We are not alone!
Even in the money dominated, ultra capitalist UK there are rules for running a business although they are consistently broken. However, owners of football clubs have to be 'fit and proper.' Does anyone think WONGA are a fit and proper company to be involved in our club? That would depend on which direction you see the club going. If you are happy for any big business outfit which waves a wad to get into bed with us then so be it. Enjoy the trip to hell in a handcart.
Seems like a cheap price to pay for selling out on principles which include kicking big business out of football which I know the writer is in favour of as he says in his article that he supports fan ownership of football clubs.
The deal is being sweetened by emphasising the aspect of youth development. Of course we want to bring on young players but is a company which lends money to people in poverty at exorbitant interest rates the best choice? £24 million does not seem much to me. It is not even an Andy Carroll. With some thought and imagination a more appropriate sponsor could have been found.
I still think that most NUFC fans are decent people who do not want us to be connected with a company like WONGA.
It is clear that the top clubs are heading for a debt crisis. If the banks could not avoid failing how can football clubs escape the same fate? When it happens the fans will be left to pick up the pieces. Why should we sully the name of our club by accepting the grubby profits of WONGA?
At the moment we do not control NUFC but we can surely kick up a fuss. This dirty deal is an example of where big business will take the game if it can get away with it. After WONGA what next? An arms dealer?
Fans can and do have a massive influence when they are united. Look at the Hillsborough tragedy and the involvement of Murdoch's Sun. The families kept campaigning and eventually their loved ones were exonerated. Murdoch has been forced to withdraw humiliated little by little from the UK. Does anyone think he or anyone from his family would be allowed to be involved with a football club today? Let us stop WONGA now before they gain a foothold in our game and our club. This far and no further.
¿Qué significa el movimiento hacia la independencia de Euskal Herria para la clase obrera?
No deberían confundirse las aspiraciones nacionales de los jóvenes y la clase trabajadora de Euskadi con el engaño reaccionario del nacionalismo burgués que históricamente siempre ha traicionado los intereses de la clase obrera.
Un principio fundamental del marxismo es no tener confianza alguna en ningún sector de la burguesía, confiar únicamente en nuestra clase, nuestras fuerzas y nuestra unidad. Por debajo de su "nacionalismo" de 'apariencia', la burguesía nacionalista sólo busca dividir y desorientar al movimiento obrero.
Socialismo Revolucionario defiende seriamente el derecho a la autodeterminación de los pueblos y nacionalidades del estado español. Y sobre todo la idea de una federación socialista del Estado Español.
¡Defendamos el derecho de autodeterminación!
Las organizaciones sindicales en Euskal Herria deberían unir la lucha contra los recortes sociales a la lucha por los derechos democráticos. Los derechos democráticos de Euskal Herria y de las nacionalidades históricas del Estado español, como el derecho a la autodeterminación, forman parte de la lucha unida de la clase trabajadora para transformar la sociedad.
EH Bildu tiene una oportunidad única de utilizar las elecciones y las posiciones en las instituciones vascas para luchar contra los brutales recortes del capitalismo y hacer una campaña por una alternativa auténticamente socialista.
En SOCIALISMO REVOLUCIONARIO tenemos claro que la lucha obrera y socialista es incompatible con acuerdos y pactos con la burguesía vasca, representada por el PNV y que estos implicarían la defensa del capitalismo en Euskal Herria a costa de la clase trabajadora.
Unamos las luchas de la clase obrera en Euskal Herria, en Catalunya y el Estado Español.


Mike Anderson : The Dulcimer Guy Saturday April 6th @ 1:00 p.m. Join us as Mike Anderson shares tradition and modern songs featuring the dulcimer and other instruments. For all ages Sign up requested. Call 636-296-5171 to register or register online at www.jeffcolib.org events.


Juergen Doerr's career has spanned across many countries and cultures, having lived and worked for some of the world's most luxurious properties in Germany, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan and Indonesia (to name but a few).
Oman Magazine's Editor visits the property for a pot of Earl-Grey tea and a candid chat about Doerr's perception of Oman, life as a worldwide-traveller and what's in store for the stunning properties of The Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah.
How is life treating you in Oman?
Having arrived here from Indonesia, the home country of my wife, it's been a very pleasant surprise. The people here are so open, friendly and hospitable; they tend to embrace you as their own. We have visited historical forts, rustic villages and explored the nature by bicycle as a family. It's a wonderful place to discover.
As a sportsman yourself, what activities can you recommend to people visiting Oman?
Well there are many options. You can go mountain biking, enjoy fantastic water-sports activities or try your hand at rock climbing. My sons enjoy scuba diving; the weather doesn't really stop us and you often find a good breeze out on the waters, even during summer.
I personally enjoy the winding roads with a group of cyclists; they're all very friendly and are cautious when biking. There's definitely a lot to do sports-wise with Oman's vast landscapes and nature.
What sets Shangri-La aside from other premium hotels in the Gulf?
The values of the Shangri-La brand are very present worldwide. The staff demonstrate humility, honesty and taking care of each other. It's an entirely unique proposition and originates from the Asian-roots of the brand. Here in Oman it is very much the same. Taking care of one another and taking care of our guests.
So, onto your new role. What are your immediate plans for the repositioning of Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah's luxury property, Al Husn?
We started the repositioning of the property two months ago and will be re-launching Al Husn with an improved identity and offering. There will be a host of new services and experience-driven initiatives for the hotel. From concierge facilities to dining, comfort to personalisation, there are some wonderful touches being brought to the forefront of the brand. We will be launching the luxurious Shangri-La Al Husn Resort & Spa as a private standalone resort in October 2017.
What's in store for after summer?
We have a very exciting Asian street food concept being launched with flavours of Malaysia and the South-East; simple food done very well, with incredible ingredients. Something authentic. We hope it will be a welcome addition to Muscat's food scene for local residents and our international guests.
We also look to bring flavoursome South American cuisine back into fold at Samba, with a brand-new chef on board preparing the menus. It's a very exciting time in Food & Beverage for us; lots of new updates to be released very soon.
The palatial Al Husn – which means castle in Arabic – features 180 rooms and suites and was previously marketed as part of the adjacent Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah Resort & Spa, an integrated destination resort comprised of the family and leisure-focused Al Waha and Al Bandar hotels.
Perched on a cliff overlooking the Gulf of Oman against the dramatic backdrop of rugged mountains, Shangri-La Al Husn has catered to discerning travellers for over a decade and set the standard for luxury in Muscat. Following a rejuvenation, Shangri-La Al Husn will showcase a refreshed new look in key locations throughout the resort and will offer enhanced guest experiences and revitalised dining offerings.
The resort will introduce a team of Shangri-La specialists dedicated to personalising and enhancing the guest experience. These specialists will be available to custom-design activities – from pre-arrival throughout the duration of a stay – that cater to different interests and embrace the rich local culture.
Innovative enhancements across the hotel's dining venues are integral to its re-launch, and its venues will be accessible only to guests of Shangri-La Al Husn Resort & Spa. Newly improved options will include a revamped beach grill serving fresh seafood from the Gulf of Oman and spectacular private "Dine By Design" experiences that range from dining on cliffs overlooking the ocean to romantic beachfront settings. A pool café featuring locally sourced and organic menu elements is aimed at the health and socially conscious.
Upgraded wellness facilities and services include the installation of a luxury branded boutique spa and a dedicated fitness centre. The fitness centre is specifically designed to meet the needs of the hotel's target market with state-of-the-art fitness equipment. The resort's private 100-metre beach will showcase new levels of comfort, more seclusion, and improved seating options with a range of daybeds, cabanas and privacy lounges.
To ensure a more relaxed vibe and tranquil ambience, the hotel will maintain its children's policy, which encourages adults and guests over the age of 16. In particular, privacy and serenity will prevail at the resort's exclusive private beach and iconic infinity pool, which will be reserved for the use of Al Husn guests only.
Supporting the experiential upgrades, guests will continue to enjoy the privileged five-star luxury amenities and exclusive benefits that the hotel is renowned for, including private butler service, daily afternoon tea, pre-dinner cocktails, pre-loaded iPods with personalised music selection, and complimentary beverages from the in-room mini bar. Guests of Shangri-La Al Husn will also have access to the extensive range of offerings at Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah Resort & Spa.


Sharon has been with the company for 10 years. She is mother to 12 year old daughter and lives locally in Telford. At the weekends she volunteers for Cuan House Wildlife Rescue in Much Wenlock. She reports that it is often dirty, smelly and physical work, but very rewarding especially when the animals make it back into the wild. Sharon loves gadgets, gaming and crafting.


Pentatonix arrived in Ohio on Thursday to the delight of many fans young and old, Headlining on their multi-city tour with Echosmith and Calum Scott. Performing at Blossom (Music Music Center) with just three dates left on the tour, the Ohio welcomed them with a nearly sold out crowd. Parents and children crammed into the venue one patron as young as 10 months was in attendance, to experience PTX in person.
The nearly two hour set included dazzling choreographed dance routines that included multiple outfit changes and solo performances including a spectacular cello performance by Kevin. They sung a good variety of all their albums. Many in the crowd became fans of the band from their appearance on NBC's "The Sing Off" and their wildly popular YouTue videos, that has million of followers that has garnered the band over 3 billion views.
The acapella group thats mostly known for their covers of others artist but has recently released their own album of original songs. Thursday's set was family friendly, a highlight was when then the band covered "Perfect" by Ed Sheeran, and the fans to brought out their cellphone to light up the venue. I always find that to be an impressive sight to see thousands of lights, lighting up the night sky and this was no different, with the mood the mood set set and Pentatonix's beautiful harmonious voices singing it just made for a perfect moment. PTX also did a medley of Rihanna songs and a few throw backs songs that included Montell Jordan, Pharrell and Usher. Pentatonix did not leave the parents outs they did a few bars of Ginuwine's hit "Pony" but in all fairness the guys did give a warning that the song came with a warning and that it just for the adults.
If you're a bass, lover you'll definitely this show because it has a lot of it! With only only two dates left on this tour in Michigan (Clarkston) on September 15th and IL (Tinley Park) and September 16th, there's still tickets left. You don't wanna miss the opportunity to catch PTX live!


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Presidential Office news release following 12th meeting of Presidential Office Indigenous Historical Justice and Transitional Justice Committee
The Presidential Office Indigenous Historical Justice and Transitional Justice Committee (hereafter "the Committee") convened its 12th meeting on February 27. President Tsai Ing-wen, the convener of the Committee, personally presided over the meeting, which lasted about two and a half hours.
Two reports were on the agenda for this meeting. In one of the reports, the Subcommittee on History presented the results of the latest phase of its work, while the other report focused on the progress of efforts to promote the development of indigenous languages. The reports were followed by discussion of the principles for handling proposals from Committee members.
The report from the Subcommittee on History -- entitled "The Establishment and Interpretation of Historical Markers Related to Major Historical Events Involving Indigenous Peoples" -- was delivered by Subcommittee Convener Wusai Lafin (林素珍). To prepare the report, members of the Subcommittee work team visited locations across Taiwan to survey commemorative markers for major events set up by various indigenous peoples, highlighting the expectations indigenous peoples have about relating their own historical point of view.
In response to the report, Council of Indigenous Peoples (CIP) Deputy Minister Calivat.Gadu (鍾興華), Deputy Minister of Education (MOE) Fan Sun-lu (范巽綠), and Vice Minister of Culture (MOC) Lee Lien-chuan (李連權) detailed policy measures taken by various government agencies to reflect the indigenous historical point of view. After exchanging views with Committee members, President Tsai expressed the following three viewpoints:
First, the president thanked the Subcommittee on History for their report. In the past, indigenous history has mostly been interpreted by those in power, or by dominant ethnic groups, ignoring the point of view of indigenous peoples. Now, indigenous peoples are finally able to reclaim their own agency by writing about and commemorating history from their point of view. This is the most critical step in promoting historical justice.
Second, the president praised the CIP for publishing a series of books focused on the history of indigenous peoples, the MOE for attaching importance to changing curricula and teaching materials, and the MOC for improving the preservation of cultural assets. As for how to fairly present diverse historical points of view, the president asked each ministry to continue their efforts, saying that their work was not completed simply by publishing books and that there were many areas in which further collective efforts could be made in the future.
Third, the president pointed out that the results of work done by the Committee's five subcommittees, including the Subcommittee on History, are all part of the history collectively written by the indigenous peoples and constitute an important foundation for promoting relevant policies in the future. The president asked the subcommittees to appropriately compile and preserve the results of their work based on the principles of "clarifying historical facts, spurring societal communication, and putting forward appropriate policy proposals," and she asked staff to continue to provide assistance.
CIP Minister Icyang Parod (夷將.拔路兒) then presented a report entitled "World Mother Languages Day: Promoting the Development of Indigenous Languages." Following a response from MOE Deputy Minister Fan, the president exchanged views with Committee members, and then expressed the following three opinions:
First, the president thanked the CIP for the report, and noted that the revitalization of indigenous languages has been a goal her administration has been working towards for the past few years. She said she was very happy to gradually see important successes achieved thanks to the collective participation of many indigenous peoples.
Second, the president emphasized that the government's responsibility is to create an environment conducive to the learning and speaking of indigenous languages, and to this end we have passed laws, established a foundation, and increased the budget for relevant policies. We have also established a system of full-time indigenous language teachers and indigenous language promoters. The president expressed hope that these policies will serve as support for indigenous peoples and said the government will continue to work together with indigenous peoples.
Third, the president specially stated that the development of indigenous languages is still in the initial stage, and it is necessary to train more teachers and give the younger generation basic language capabilities. Only then can we move toward using these languages in daily life and professional settings, she said. This is a long-term task that will require a collective effort from everyone.
At the meeting, Committee members made 16 proposals and nine extemporaneous motions, and staff suggested that responses be given after all had been sent to the Executive Yuan for further study. After discussion among members of the Committee, besides confirming the principles for handling proposals, the president also issued a directive instructing Minister without Portfolio Lin Wan-i (林萬億) to take note of and follow up on matters which can be handled at the administrative level. She also stated that we will use the power of the government to continue to promote work on major long-term issues and legislation, and that the government would not give up on solving problems just because there are difficulties involved.
President Tsai presides over 14th Meeting of Presidential Office Indigenous Historical Justice and Transitional Justice Committee
The 14th meeting of the Presidential Office Indigenous Historical Justice and Transitional Justice Committee convened on December 29, the first meeting
Committee Convener President Tsai Ing-wen presided over the 13th meeting of the Presidential Office Indigenous Historical Justice and Transitional Justice
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We choose not to divide over beliefs and practices when the Bible itself seems to allow for a variety of interpretations. However, we hold firm to sound doctrine and do our best to challenge people to make God-honoring choices.
We believe in One God Who has forever existed as Father, Son and Holy Spirit (Deut. 6:4; John 1:1; Romans 8:9).
Ours is a Biblical theology. We believe all 66 Books of the Biblical Canon are God-breathed and are profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness (Psalm 119:105; 2 Tim. 3:16-17; Hebrews 4:12).
We believe every person bears God's image (Genesis 1:26-27), is fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:13-14), and is loved by God with a Self-initiating, Self-sacrificing, and remarkably patient love (Romans 5:8; Luke 15). In response, we're called to demonstrate our love for others as Christ demonstrated His love for us (Ephesians 5:1-2).
As pastor and counselor Jack Miller states, "Cheer up: You're a worse sinner than you ever dared imagine, and you're more loved than you ever dared hope." All have sinned (Romans 3:23; Romans 7:14-25; 1 John 1:8-9) and we can't atone for our ignorance, weakness, disobedience, and rebellion through personal sacrifice, self-improvement, or good works (Romans 6:23; Ephesians 2:8-9). God graciously offers to save us through faith in Jesus' accomplished work on the cross and transform us through the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit (John 3:16; Galatians 2:20; 2 Corinthians 5:17).
It's possible to be really, really religious and miss the point (Matthew 7:21-23; Matthew 22:34-40; Luke 3:8; Romans 12:1-2; Ephesians 5:1-2; James 1:26; 1 John 2:6).
The Bible warns against two extremes – unnecessary arguments and divisions (reflecting a failure to maintain unity) and unholy compromise and concessions (reflecting a failure to abide in Christ). We purposefully seek to avoid both of these extremes.
God's Word is profound, rich, textured, and nuanced. We choose not to divide over beliefs and practices where a careful study of Scripture allows for a variety of interpretations. How old you were when you were baptized or the amount of water used won't keep you from becoming a member. Neither will your beliefs regarding who receives the gift of tongues, the precise nature of the elements during the Lord's Supper, the exact circumstances surrounding Christ's return, or the relationship between election and choice.
At the same time, freedom in Christ (Galatians 5:1) is a gift from God that comes with boundaries (Romans 6:1-4). The Bible stresses importance of sound doctrine and God-honoring behavior in no uncertain terms (Romans 12:1-2; Romans 14:1-23; Galatians 5:13-17; Titus 1:9). As ambassadors for Christ, we have a responsibility to hold our members accountable to the Holy Scriptures.
The good news and good deeds are inseparable (Luke 9:2; Acts 10:36-38). We are committed to both the Great Commandment (Matthew 22:37-40) and the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20). This includes great attentiveness to matters of compassion and justice (James 1:27; 1 John 3:17-18).
The Holy Spirit fuels our mission (Acts 1:8) and provides both the desire and ability to become the people God created us to be (2 Thessalonians 2:13). The Spirit helps us (John 14:16-17), guides us (John 6:13; Galatians 5:18), gifts us (1 Corinthians 14:1), and transforms us (Galatians 5:22-23).


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Yes, I know all that. That's one reason I couldn't be Methodist. Although at one time I thought I could and was actually considering ministry therein. But the polity and the UMC doctrine of infant baptism tripped me up.
Michael Wrenn wrote: Yes, I know all that. That's one reason I couldn't be Methodist. Although at one time I thought I could and was actually considering ministry therein. But the polity and the UMC doctrine of infant baptism tripped me up.
I understand. I used to be quite a proponent of local church autonomy until I saw the dark side of that polity. As to infant baptism, if you don't have a sacramental understanding of baptism then you are going to have a problem with it. the idea of "ordinance" and infant baptist just don't go together.


Lanzarote, the volcano island, has been declared Reserve of the Biosphere by the UNESCO. This place is pure magic: natural paradisiacal landscapes where the golden sand meets the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic, wild volcanic scenes and a unique tropical vegetation. This island is pure contrast, it is fusion of art and nature. It is a place of moon-like landscapes of an unrivalled beauty.
With its average annual temperature of 22° C, Lanzarote is the perfect place for practicing water sports. Its sea bottom enjoys a great biodiversity of an incalculable value, which has led to its denomination of Marine Reserve. The coves, bays and shores of an exceptional beauty that guard Lanzarote are a must for those who just want to enjoy a refreshing dip. The caleta de Famara (Famara´s cove) or the famous beaches of Papagayo are just a few examples of it.
In Lanzarote you will find the impressive works of art-nature of César Manrique, such as the Jameos del Agua or the Mirador del Río. Nevertheless, if there is an emblematic place of Lanzarote, the worthy ambassador of the dreamed land, that's the Timanfaya National Park. This impressive and mysterious place was declared a National Park and Reserve of the Biosphere by UNESCO, among others.
Enjoy the destination just as you wish.


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Q: How bind method works in Javascript I read this article http://web.archive.org/web/20110725013125/http://www.digital-web.com/articles/scope_in_javascript/.
In the last example, he provided the code:
var first_object = {
    num: 42
};
var second_object = {
    num: 24
};

function multiply(mult) {
    return this.num * mult;
}

Function.prototype.bind = function (obj) {
    //console.log(this); -> TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'log'
    var method = this,
        temp = function () {
            //console.log(this); -> RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
            return method.apply(obj, arguments);
        };

    return temp;
}

var first_multiply = multiply.bind(first_object);
console.log(first_multiply(5)); // returns 42 * 5

var second_multiply = multiply.bind(second_object);
console.log(second_multiply(5)); // returns 24 * 5

Although he explained it, I still don't understand several things.
First, why we need do method = this, why this refers to the multiply function here and why this will change when the function temp is created on the next line? Second, why we need to create a function temp here? Third, I tried to print out the this by using console.log(). The strange thing is they both show some errors, could you tell me why?
PS: I used WebStorm IDE.
UPDATE: Please don't ignore the third question, why there are two errors when using console.log, thanks

A: For regular functions, in JavaScript, what decides what this is going to be is how it's called. So it could be anything.
For example:

*

*Calling it as a property of an obj, object is "this"

*

*var obj = {run: multiply};  obj.run() // "this" will be "obj"

*Calling it direct

*

*multiply(); // "this" will be the global context, or null in strict mode

*Using call or apply

*

*multiply.call(something, 5); // "this" is "something"
Fat arrow functions, however, keep the same this as its containing function.
Function.prototype.bind = function (obj) {
    return () => {
        return this.apply(obj, arguments);
    };
}

Also, you do not need a temporary function in either case. You could just inline the temp variable.

A: var method = this;
Might be more clear if written:
var bindObj = this;
The bind function is really to assign which object to multiply function.
Lookup JavaScript Mixin might help explain more.

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Q: Entity Framework Code First 4.3 / LINQKit predicate for related table I am using Entity Framework 4.3.1 with a Code First approach. Also, I am using LinqKit so as to use the PredicateBuilder.
If I have tables like so:
Location, TimeZone (Many:1)
..and I wish to have something like so:
Expression<Func<TimeZone, bool>> pred = PredicateBuilder.True<TimeZone>();
pred = pred.And(tz => tz.TimeZoneCode == "EST");

List<Location> locations = context.Locations
    .AsExpandable().Where(pred)
    .Select(loc => loc).ToList();

This does not work, because the predicate is built to accept a TimeZone, but the Where() method receives a Location.
I can rewrite the predicate like so, but I do not want to, because I want to have a predicate factory that creates predicates for specific types (I do not want to use the Navigator properties in this manner):
Expression<Func<Location, bool>> pred = PredicateBuilder.True<Location>();
pred = pred.And(loc => loc.TimeZone.TimeZoneCode == "EST");

What syntax could I use (if any) to use the predicate as constructed in the first example, where it takes a TimeZone, rather than have it take a Location and walk the tree via the navigation properties (as this is less reusable). It would be nice if there was a way to leverage the knowledge that EF has about the navigation properties in the first place, and be able to use a predicate scoped to the type of the navigation property.

A: After about a week's worth of struggling, I found out that you can in fact do this. The steps are:

*

*Define a Predicate that is the query for your inner property (subPredicate)

*Invoke that subPredicate from within another Predicate (predicate), against the property of the parent object.

*Expand your predicate when using it in your Where clause.

Here's the revised code for your example:
var subPredicate = PredicateBuilder.True<TimeZone>();
subPredicate = subPredicate.And(tz => tz.TimeZoneCode == "EST");

var predicate = PredicateBuilder.True<Location>();
predicate = predicate.And(l => subPredicate.Invoke(l.TimeZone));

List<Location> locations = context.Locations
    .AsExpandable().Where(pred.Expand())
    .Select(loc => loc).ToList();

A: Just to update this: it turns out that the intent of these kinds of predicates is to filter the primary entity. The mental concept is: decide which entities you would like to return, and return them. EF is apparently not designed for this kind of deep predicate application on child entities.
One person (I don't remember where) made a great point: If the children were pre-loaded, you would not expect a partially-loaded collection. Thus, it would not make sense to have an Invoice entity, for example, but only half of the Invoice Lines.
What I wanted to achieve was more along the lines of EXISTS() or IN(), where you could say "Give me all Invoices where there are Invoice Lines for Product Types 'Nuts' and 'Bolts'". This is feasible, but you may have to apply LINQ or compose your own object. The intent of EF out of the box is to hand you the Invoice, and then you may lazily or eagerly load the Invoice Lines, but not using them as a filter straight from the database.
There are some constructs that I saw to accomplish something close, but the syntax gets very unmanageable very quickly.
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When I was in schools – from the elementary to the graduate – the N-word was commonly used in the media, I read it in textbooks, heard on TV.
But that was in a different country.
At least at that time, Russia was very supportive of the fight of Black Americans for having the same rights and social status as White Americans.
On one hand, Internationalism was a key element of the Communist ideology.
On another hand (but that I realized much later) top USSR politicians followed the old rule "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".
When I moved to the U.S., for a long time I did not know that using the N-word by whites was culturally not allowed. And when I learned that fact I just shrugged it off – OK, whatever, every country has its own rules.
Recent events involving black faces (or this one) and the use of N-word sparked a media wave which attracted my attention to the matter.
I got curious about the history of this cultural phenomenon.
Of course, I Googled it.
The history of the word itself is pretty straightforward, but the reading did not help me to learn when and why the N-word has become forbidden for the whites.
I do understand the cultural effects of the word, and the psychological reasons for African Americans to impose/demand the sole usage of the word.
I just don't think this helps African Americans to win their fight for – well, whatever they want to win.
That may sound powerful, and may be even seen as a victory, because, kind of, you won the right for the sole utilization of the word over your "enemies".
But is it really a victory?
"We live in poverty, our schools are underfunded, our people have no prospects of having a good job, but, man, we can say the N-word, and they cannot! We won!" (this sentence represents a purposeful exaggeration).
To me this looks more like a quasi-victory, a pretend victory, or a fake victory – not sure about the best term (yes, I may see things in a dark way, but my personal policy is "It's better be prepared for the worst-case scenario and be happy it didn't happen, than hope for the best and face the unexpected downturn).
It only makes people feel good about themselves, without actually making them living good.
It deflects energy, and intellect, and efforts from things that are actually important for African American community.
According to a definition, racism is actions guided to discriminate people of a certain race.
Some actions which excite a heated discussion, like painting a face, or dressing a certain way, have nothing to do with racism, but a lot with juvenile stupidity.
As I already mentioned, I would really like to know when and why this word has become the N-word in its current usage.
Some people believe that crack-cocaine was used specifically to suppress Black American population.
I doubt the N-word has been selected specifically to diverge the attention from important issues, but it sure seems to me that it works exactly like that.
Russians say "You can call me a kettle, but just don't put me in an oven".
Because people's actions are much more telling than people's words.
Or, people's words are much less important that people's actions (Trump!).
Focusing on who can and cannot use some words or outfits only seems important, but in realty those actions make no positive difference for anyone in the African American community.
And BTW: so far I have not read or heard anyone in the media who would be advocating the same view as expressed in this piece.
P.S. I know, it is a risky post, but it is honest.
Slavery is bad, awful, inhumane. However, the human race has a very long history of slavery. Many wars ended up by bring slaves to the country of victors. Vikings were using slaves in their villages. For centuries Russia had a cast of slaves. Slaves, and then serfs existed in Russia until 1861 - almost the same year when ... you know. Those slaves were not brought from other countries, they were Russians. But their owners could do, and did, to the slaves whatever they wanted to do, even bad, awful, inhumane things. Everyone who thinks that African Americans were the only people suffering from slavery is simply wrong.
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An electrical synapse is a type of synapse and is a mechanical and electrically conductive link between two abutting neurons at a synapse, that is formed at a narrow gap between the pre- and postsynaptic cells known as a gap junction. At gap junctions, cells approach within about 3.5 nm of each other (Kandel et al. 2000), a much shorter distance than the 20 to 40 nm distance that separates cells at chemical synapses (Hormuzdi et al. 2004).
Structure Edit
Each gap junction (aka nexus junction) contains numerous gap junction channels which cross the membranes of both cells (Gibson et al., 2004). With a lumen diameter of about 1.2 to 2.0 nm (Bennet and Zukin, 2004; Hormuzdi et al., 2004), the pore of a gap junction channel is wide enough to allow ions and even medium sized molecules like signaling molecules to flow from one cell to the next (Kandel et al., 2000, p. 178-180; Hormuzdi et al., 2004), thereby connecting the two cells' cytoplasm. Thus when the voltage of one cell changes, ions may move through from one cell to the next, carrying positive charge with them and depolarizing the postsynaptic cell.
Gap junction channels are composed of two hemi-channels called connexons in vertebrates, one contributed by each cell at the synapse (Kandel et al., 2000, p. 178; Bennet and Zukin, 2004; Hormuzdi et al., 2004). Connexons are formed by six 7.5 nm long, four-pass membrane-spanning protein subunits called connexins, which may be identical or slightly different from one another (Bennet and Zukin, 2004).
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Without the need for receptors to recognize chemical messengers, signaling at electrical synapses is more rapid than that which occurs across chemical synapses, the predominant kind of junctions between neurons. The synaptic delay for a chemical synapse is typically about 2 ms, while the synaptic delay for an electrical synapse may be about 0.2 ms. However, the difference in speed between chemical and electrical synapses is not as important in mammals as it is in cold-blooded animals (Bennet and Zukin, 2004).
The relative speed of electrical synapses also allows for many neurons to fire synchronously (Kandel et al., 2000, p. 180; Bennet and Zukin, 2004; Gibson et al., 2004). Because of the speed of transmission, electrical synapses are found in escape mechanisms and other processes that require quick responses, such as the response to danger of the sea hare Aplysia, which quickly releases large quantities of ink to obscure enemies' vision (Kandel et al., 2000).
Normally current carried by ions could travel in either direction through this type of synapse (Hormuzdi et al., 2004). However, sometimes the junctions are rectifying synapses (Hormuzdi et al., 2004), containing voltage-dependent gates that open in response to a depolarization and prevent current from traveling in one of the two directions (Kandel et al., 2000, p. 180). Some channels may also close in response to increased calcium (Ca++) or hydrogen (H+) ion concentration so as not to spread damage from one cell to another (Kandel et al., 2000, p. 180).
There is also evidence for "plasticity" at some of these synapses—that is, that the electrical connection they establish can strengthen or weaken as a result of activity.
Electrical synapses are abundant in the retina and cerebral cortex of vertebrates.
The model of a reticular network of directly interconnected cells was one of the early hypotheses for the organization of the nervous system at the beginning of the 20th century. This reticular hypothesis was considered to conflict directly with the now predominant neuron doctrine, a model in which isolated, individual neurons signal to each other chemically across synaptic gaps. These two models came into sharp contrast at the award ceremony for the 1906 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, in which the award went jointly to Camillo Golgi, a reticularist and cell biologist, and Santiago Ramón y Cajal, the champion of the neuron doctrine and the father of modern neuroscience. Golgi delivered his Nobel lecture first, in part detailing evidence for a reticular model of the nervous system. Ramón y Cajal then took the podium and refuted Golgi's conclusions in his lecture. Modern understanding of the coexistence of chemical and electrical synapses, however, suggests that both models are physiologically significant; it could be said that the Nobel committee acted with great foresight in awarding the Prize jointly.
There was substantial debate on whether the transmission of information between neurons was chemical or electrical in the first decades of the twentieth century, but chemical synaptic transmission was seen as the only answer after Otto Loewi's demonstration of chemical communication between neurons and heart muscle. Thus, the discovery of electrical communication was surprising. Electrical synpases were first demonstrated between escape-related giant neurons in crayfish in the late 1950s, and later found in vertebrates.
Chemical synapse
Bennett MV, Zukin RS. Electrical coupling and neuronal synchronization in the mammalian brain. Neuron. 2004 Feb 19;41(4):495-511 PMID 14980200
Furshpan EE, Potter DD. 1957. Mechanism of nerve-impulse transmission at a crayfish synapse. Nature 180: 342-343. http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v180/n4581/abs/180342a0.html
Furshpan EE, Potter DD. 1959. Transmission at the giant motor synapses of the crayfish. Journal of Physiology 145: 289-325.
Gibson JR, Beierlein M, Connors BW. Functional properties of electrical synapses between inhibitory interneurons of neocortical layer 4. J Neurophysiol. 2005 Jan;93(1):467-80. PMID 15317837
Hormuzdi SG, Filippov MA, Mitropoulou G, Monyer H, Bruzzone R. Electrical synapses: a dynamic signaling system that shapes the activity of neuronal networks. Biochim Biophys Acta. 2004 Mar 23;1662(1-2):113-37. PMID 15033583
Kandel ER, Schwartz JH, Jessell TM. Principles of Neural Science, 4th ed., pp.178-180. McGraw-Hill, New York (2000). ISBN 0-8385-7701-6
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I use that lunchbag more than I expected to, I can recommend it :) But enjoy your other projects first!
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La plateforme "Création, Public, Internet" a été fondée dans l'objectif d'émettre une critique constructive du projet de loi HADOPI. Mais elle a surtout pour mission d'organiser un débat sur les réels problèmes de la création à l'heure d'internet et du financement de la culture. Dans ce débat les différentes voies sont abordées de manière constructive et pragmatique, au travers de conférences, débats et publications. Elle poursuit ses travaux à la suite de la promulgation de l'Hadopi, orientant ses recherches vers les systèmes de licence légales.

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Les membres fondateurs sont le collectif Pour le Cinema (Juan Branco), le SAMUP (François Nowak), l'UFC Que choisir (Edouard Barreiro), l'Isoc France (Paul Guermonprez, Gérard Dantec) et la Quadrature du net (Philippe Aigrain).
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School: Broughton Magnet High
College: Hampton University
Some doctors gave up on Brevyn Belfield before he was even born. It's a good thing no one else did.
"They said I wasn't going to make it, and if I did I would have a hard life," said the Broughton Magnet High senior, who was born with a chronic kidney disease and also without stomach muscles.
Thankfully, Brevyn's parents sought other opinions. After years of great medical attention, love and care from his parents and his own determination, Brevyn bucked that initial diagnosis. Big time.
Challenges inspired career choice
Now he is headed to the "illustrious" Hampton University in Virginia, one of the nation's top HBCUs (historically black colleges and universities) to pursue a career – as a doctor. And he will attend on a partial scholarship.
Seven surgeries before starting kindergarten, not to mention countless subsequent doctor and hospital visits, might make most people never want to see the inside of a medical facility again. Not so for Brevyn. In addition to his good health, his doctors, specialists and other medical professionals also are somewhat responsible for his career choice.
"It got me interested in science, I guess, being in and out of hospitals. Seeing all the different equipment, seeing all the medications and the IV drips," he said. "It made me want to help others who were dealing with things that were far worse than what I was (dealing with), and to find different cures. I love the human body and medicine."
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Brevyn isn't worried about attending a top university after his preparation in WCPSS: Hunter Magnet and Root elementary schools, then Ligon Magnet Middle before Broughton. And he's always loved school.
"I used to be very quiet, but over the years (teachers) have helped me to come out of that shell and to become very outspoken," said Brevyn. "(They encouraged me) to interact with other children, and once they did that it really helped me become the outgoing person I am today."
A recent walk through Broughton's hallways on his way to a photo session saw Brevyn interrupted by a number of teachers and students alike who wanted to say hi and see what was going on. And he's very involved: Junior class president. Member of the Principal's Student Advisory Council. Broughton choir member. Tri-M Music Honor Society. Service Club. Distinct Youth, a club that encourages minority students to pursue college.
All this while taking environmental science, biology, physical science and forensic science at Broughton, along with a full slate of additional academic courses.
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"He's very proud of his school and interested in being a part of building a good culture," she added.
In addition to his Hampton scholarship, Brevyn was awarded Broughton's Margaret Matkins Memorial Scholarship, established by the widower of a former teacher and given to a student who has overcome significant obstacles to achieve success.
Ambition and talent run in the family. Brevyn's twin brother Dabreyn, who also is graduating from Broughton this year, will attend North Carolina Central University on a football scholarship.
Brevyn will start Hampton this summer, when he will take courses in English and math as a head start to make way for more classes toward his biology major in the fall. Between that and the beginning of his first semester, he hopes to job shadow – with the surgeon who saved his life.
Regardless of any obstacles a particular student might or might not have had to face, what would Brevyn say to those who will follow him?
"I would say that high school is what you make it. I would advise everyone to get out and experience different things. Get out of your comfort zone," he said. "Education is the number one thing, but you need to be a well-rounded student."
He also suggests taking full advantage of everything teachers have to offer.
"Every teacher that I have had over my four years at Broughton has made a huge impact on my life," said Brevyn. "I could always count on someone here at school if I needed someone to talk to while I'm at school. I love all my teachers, the faculty and the staff. They've really helped shape me into the person I am today and to get me to this point."
He adds that if you're fortunate enough to have them, recognize what your parents, guardians, grandparents or other influential adults in your life are doing to support you – in the moment.
"They have done so much for my twin brother and me," said Brevyn of his parents. "I just love my parents, they have sacrificed so many things for us, and I just want to make them proud at the end of the day."
We have a feeling you can check that one off your list, Brevyn!
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Twitter: @OfficialSSLazio
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Address: Stadio Olimpico, Viale dei Gladiatori, 00135 Roma RM, Italy
Nickname: Le Aquile
Stadium Lazio spent their early history trying to find themselves a permanent home. They moved from Campo di Piazza d'Armi to Parco dei Daini, Campo della Farnesina, Stadio della Rondinella and then to the Stadio Nazionale, in 1931.
They played at the Stadio Nazionale until 1953, when they moved to their current home, known as Stadio Olimpico since the 1960 Olympic Games. Its construction had begun in 1927 when it was known as Stadio dei Cipressi, but it took some time before it was completed and was even a parking place during the war. Eventually inaugurated in 1953, it was also known as the 100,000 Stadium due to its capacity. It hosted all sorts of sports besides football. The capacity was later reduced to 65,000 as all the ground seating was eliminated.
The Stadium was demolished and rebuilt for the 1990 World Cup with Lazio playing at the Stadio Flaminio during the 1989-1990 campaign. In 2007, further major works occurred in order to meet the UEFA standards and recently Lazio have made noises about a dedicated stadium they can call their own.
Recent History It was 1999-2000 when Lazio won their second Scudetto ever, controversially triumphing over Juventus in the last week of the campaign.
In subsequent years Club President Sergio Cragnotti who had presided over the success encountered serious financial issues and the club came close to bankruptcy. In July 2004, Lazio were bought by the entrepreneur Claudio Lotito, who managed to prevent its collapse.
The new President adopted a policy of prudent spending in comparison to the extravagances of previous years. The club's biggest stars were sold thus earning him the unwelcome label of the most hated man in town. Despite this negativity towards his stewardship, Lotito succeeded in keeping Lazio amongst the top 10 in Serie A and has won silverware in 3 Coppa Italias and 2 Italian Super Cups. 3rd placed finishes in 2006-2007 and 2014-2015 were Serie A highlights.
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Pepe Reina (gk)(free agent); Gonzalo Escalante (mid)(free agent); Milan Badelj (mid)(Fiorentina, end of loan); Riza Durmisi (def)(OGC Nice, end of loan); Wallace (def)(SC Braga, end of loan); Sofian Kiyine (mid)(Salernitana, end of loan); Cristiano Lombardi (att)(Salernitana, end of loan); Simone Palombi (att)(Cremonese, end of loan); Alessandro Rossi (att)(Juve Stabia, end of loan); Vedat Muriqi (att)(Fenerbahce)
Valon Berisha (mid)(Stade Reims); Ricardo Kishna (att)(released); Ivan Vargic (gk)(FC Koper); Guido Guerrieri (gk)(Salernitana); Fabio Maistro (mid)(Pescara, on loan); Milan Badelj (mid)(Genoa)
The past campaign will be seen by Lazio as a missed opportunity. In fact, for the first time in 20 years they found themselves fighting for the Scudetto but they eventually collapsed after resumption of the campaign following the Covid-19 break. To tell the truth, we cannot say what might have happened, had the season ended regularly, but a bitter taste legitimately remains in the Eagles' mouths, even though they qualified for the Champions League again after 12 years. The attack certainly was Lazio's main strength last season, with Golden Boot winner Immobile and leading assist-man Luis Alberto putting together 42 goals and 24 assists overall, but it was also the department which faltered the most in the last third of the campaign, as tiredness, both mental and physical, took its toll. Thus, logically confirmed coach Inzaghi was provided with a new forward, Muriqi, coming from Fenerbahce and expected to provide depth up-front when needed. Caicedo, despite his 9 goals and 5 assists could be sacrificed. Seasoned Reina arrived as a free agent and he should represent an experienced back-up for Strakosha in goal, especially considering their European campaign. Moreover, central midfielder Escalante, who arrived as a free agent too, should be asked to replace the likes of Leiva, when the latter is missing, something which happened quite frequently last season, because of injuries. At the moment, no relevant players have left, and this is a sign that the management are hoping for another season among the top Italian sides. Several players returned from loans elsewhere but not many are likely to be earning themselves significant playing time. Lazio are still trying to build depth in the squad, and players are especially needed at the back, on the flanks – where Fares is about to be signed from SPAL – and in the midfield, both defensively and offensively.
Lazio aim to repeat the wonders displayed last season but sometimes miracles only happen once. However, they should be fighting for a top 4 finish.
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Lazio ended the season four places higher and 19 points better off than the previous campaign - finishing level on points with 3rd place Atalanta and returning the club to the promise land of the Champions League. However, there's still a lingering sense of disappointment in the capital over what might have been. After a shaky start to their Serie A campaign where they won just 3 of their opening 8 games - something suddenly clicked with the Biancocelesti in the league. They set new club records by winning 11 Serie A matches in a row at one point and going unbeaten in 21 league games (W17 D4). That run saw them move to within a point of Juventus at the top of the table but then the Coronavirus pandemic struck..... If any team in Italy was affected most by the lockdown period - it was Lazio. They suffered with injuries and a lack of fitness - their first game back saw them surrender a two goal lead at Atalanta to lose 3-2. They ended up losing half of their remaining 12 games of the season after the restart. A limp ending to the season doesn't take away from some other memorable achievements. As well as the aforementioned club records - Ciro Immobile tied Gonzalo Higuain's all time record with 36 Serie A goals in a truly stellar campaign to finish as Capocannoniere. Luis Alberto also bagged a superb 15 assists and was back to his best along with Sergej Milinkovic-Savic in midfield. Francesco Acerbi was a rock at the back in what ended up being the second best defence in Italy behind only Inter. Simone Inzaghi was also able to deliver another trophy to the capital club - triumphing over Juventus in the Italian Super Cup. Lazio are back among Europe's elite next season but Inzaghi will need to be backed in the transfer market. His squad was woefully exposed towards the end of the season and they were also found out early on in the Europa League - losing 4 of their 6 group games to crash out. If the club's hierarchy want to take the next step and challenge for major honours, they need to bolster the squad.
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After scoreless opening frame, Cody Glass buried a Dennis Cholowski feed on a two-on-one to make it 1-0 Portland. Just over seven minutes later, Ryan Hughes set up Keoni Texeira on a gorgeous play and the Hawks captain wired home his eighth of the season. Hughes wasn't done there. Just as a Hawks powerplay expired, it was Texeira this time teeing up Hughes who put a slapshot past Seattle goaltender Liam Hughes. The Hawks entered the second intermission with a 3-0 lead.
In the third, Seattle picked up their first of the game on a goal from Graeme Bryks to make it a two-goal game. But it was all Cole Kehler after that, making several saves to keep the lead at two. Skyler McKenzie would add an empty-net goal to make it a 4-1 final. Portland improves to 34-18-1-3 on the season.
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Q: How to access viewWidth and viewHeight of imported FXG graphics? In my ActionScript 3 project, FXG graphics are imported as instances of SpriteVisualElement as follows:
// with the FXG file myPackage/myFXGFile.fxg
import myPackage.myFXGFile;
var myFXG:SpriteVisualElement = new myPackage.myFXGFile();
addChild( myFXG );

The FXG files have "frames" defined using the viewWidth and viewHeight properties of <Graphic>. An example of a simple image follows. It consists of a rectangle centered on a larger rectangle, with only the former being part of the view "frame".
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Graphic viewWidth="100" viewHeight="200" xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/fxg/2008" version="2">
    <Rect id="rect1" width="120" height="240" x="-10" y="-20">
         <fill><SolidColor color="#FF0000"/></fill>
    </Rect>
    <Rect id="rect1" width="100" height="200" x="0" y="0">
         <fill><SolidColor color="#0000FF"/></fill>
    </Rect>
</Graphic>

In the code, I need to know the dimensions of this frame, i.e. the values of viewWidth and viewHeight. Is there any way to obtain them from the imported files? Is there a solution without parsing the FXG file manually?
Update: I just looked through all methods and properties available to SpriteVisualElement, and getPreferredBoundsWidth() and -Height() seem to do what I'm looking for. I'm not confident enough with the Flex source to find the origin of those values, though, and a couple of conditions make me unsure. Is this the right and recommended way?

A: SpriteVisualElement is a class that inherits from FlexSprite and flash.display.Sprite. FXG is an instance of this:

If you use ActionScript to add an FXG component to an application, it should be of type SpriteVisualElement.

There are two other methods outside of the aforementioned getPreferredBoundsWidth() and getPreferredBoundsHeight():

getLayoutBoundsHeight   ()  method
public function getLayoutBoundsHeight(postLayoutTransform:Boolean = true):Number

Language Version :  ActionScript 3.0
Product Version :   Flex 4
Runtime Versions :  Flash Player 10, AIR 1.5

Returns the element's layout height. This is the size that the element uses to draw on screen.

Parameters
    postLayoutTransform:Boolean (default = true) — When postLayoutTransform is true, the method returns the element's bounding box width. The bounding box is in the element's parent coordinate space and is calculated from the element's layout size and layout transform matrix.

Returns
    Number — The element's layout height.

getLayoutBoundsWidth    ()  method
public function getLayoutBoundsWidth(postLayoutTransform:Boolean = true):Number

Language Version :  ActionScript 3.0
Product Version :   Flex 4
Runtime Versions :  Flash Player 10, AIR 1.5

Returns the element's layout width. This is the size that the element uses to draw on screen.

Parameters
    postLayoutTransform:Boolean (default = true) — When postLayoutTransform is true, the method returns the element's bounding box width. The bounding box is in element's parent coordinate space and is calculated from the element's layout size and layout transform matrix.

Returns
    Number — The element's layout width.

Is there a solution without parsing the FXG file manually?

Use an FXG Editor as an alternative.
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*Apache Flex 4.14.1 API Reference : SpriteVisualElement

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Post-Tampa Thoughts: Bylsma uses Asham extremely well in debut
Thursday, October 28, 2010 / by William DePaoli / / Inside Access, Pittsburgh Penguins / 0 comments
Post Penguins-Tampa Bay Observations & Analysis
— At age 35 Martin St. Louis is showing no signs of slowing down and continues to impact a hockey game in all areas.
It's a shame Pittsburgh wasn't able to pry him away from Tampa in the 2008-2009 when GM Brian Lawton was in talks with the Penguins about Ryan Whitney. St. Louis though had no interest in coming to Pittsburgh and it's believed he would have only approved a trade to the New York Rangers at that time.
— I'm sure there will be some excuse making for Marc Andre Fleury but he just wasn't good enough again. Not much else to say. His shaky play in the first period was concerning when the Penguins had all of the momentum after jumping out to a 3-1 lead. Even while the Penguins were controlling the play early on, Fleury just never looked comfortable.
— Arron Asham was officially on the 4th line with Craig Adams and Mike Rupp but Dan Bylsma used Asham extremely well. He had him playing up and down the lineup, and he's going to make an immediate impact on this team.
The way Bylsma used Asham tonight is how I think the staff is going to use him on most night's. Asham led the Penguins with 4 hits and didn't look out of place on one of the top-2 lines. He's not a player who can have a permanent top-6 spot but he can make an impact in "situational play" with Malkin or Crosby.
— I keep hearing the Penguins want to give Mike Comrie the first opportunity to solidify a spot with Jordan Staal and Evgeni Malkin but by then, Comrie might have his spot in the press box or Wilkes Barre solifidied.
It was another minimal impact game from Comrie who was benched in the second and third period. He had a shift here and there but had the least amount of ice time, recording 7:17 of ice time and 5:07 at even strength. Not sure how he won't be a healthy scratch against Philadelphia.
As I mentioned in a feature on Tuesday, I don't see Comrie's struggles as a short-term problem.
— The Penguins were 0-for-5 on the power play and the Lightning were very effective with their aggressive style and Pittsburgh was careless with the puck at times giving up several shorthanded breaks.
— Tyler Kennedy's continous play to the outside is something that the coaching staff hasn't been shy about calling him out on. It remains a problem on a nightly basis and Kennedy gave Tampa Bay a free breakout pass on St. Louis' game winning goal.
Notes: The Penguins will unveil their winter classic uniforms, following tomorrow's practice at the Consol Energy Center.


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         xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
         xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd">
    <parent>
        <artifactId>quickgo-parent</artifactId>
        <groupId>uk.ac.ebi.quickgo</groupId>
        <version>0.0.1-SNAPSHOT</version>
        <relativePath>../parent/pom.xml</relativePath>
    </parent>
    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>

    <artifactId>deployments</artifactId>
    <name>Deployment archives for publishing this project</name>
    <packaging>pom</packaging>

    <profiles>
        <profile>
            <id>assemble-rest-bin-archive</id>

            <properties>
                <rest-bin-archive>rest-bin</rest-bin-archive>
            </properties>

            <build>
                <plugins>
                    <plugin>
                        <artifactId>maven-assembly-plugin</artifactId>
                        <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
                        <version>2.6</version>
                        <executions>
                            <execution>
                                <id>assemble-rest-bin-archive</id>
                                <!-- this is used for inheritance merges -->
                                <phase>package</phase>
                                <!-- bind to the packaging phase -->
                                <goals>
                                    <goal>single</goal>
                                </goals>
                                <configuration>
                                    <descriptors>
                                        <descriptor>
                                            ${project.basedir}/src/main/assembly/rest-bin-descriptor.xml
                                        </descriptor>
                                    </descriptors>
                                    <finalName>${rest-bin-archive}</finalName>
                                    <appendAssemblyId>false</appendAssemblyId>
                                </configuration>
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                    </plugin>
                </plugins>
            </build>
        </profile>
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            <id>assemble-solr-bin-archive</id>

            <properties>
                <solr-bin-archive>solr-bin</solr-bin-archive>
            </properties>

            <build>
                <plugins>
                    <plugin>
                        <artifactId>maven-assembly-plugin</artifactId>
                        <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
                        <version>2.6</version>
                        <executions>
                            <execution>
                                <id>assemble-solr-bin-archive</id>
                                <!-- this is used for inheritance merges -->
                                <phase>package</phase>
                                <!-- bind to the packaging phase -->
                                <goals>
                                    <goal>single</goal>
                                </goals>
                                <configuration>
                                    <descriptors>
                                        <descriptor>
                                            ${project.basedir}/src/main/assembly/solr-bin-descriptor.xml
                                        </descriptor>
                                    </descriptors>
                                    <finalName>${solr-bin-archive}</finalName>
                                    <appendAssemblyId>false</appendAssemblyId>
                                </configuration>
                            </execution>
                        </executions>
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Q: Django - Call a view with forms from inside a template I want to put a few account management pages on a single page. Clicking a link on the left side will load the corresponding view (shipping/account info, cart, etc) via ajax into a div on the right side. For example: clicking 'View Cart' will call the render_cart view and insert the resulting template into another div on the same page.
This works fine until I start introducing forms. It seems to work correctly when the form is filled out correctly. An incomplete form will return only the inside template (the render_cart, but not the containing account management template). I can change this to render the outside view, but then I lose form error and success messages.
Code is below.
Javascript:
function render_account_info() {
    var account_info = $.get({% url 'account-info' %}, function(response) {
        $('#account-edit').html(response);
    });
}

HTML:

{% block content %}

    Account Info

    Shipping Info

    Cart

{% endblock %}

Hello, {{ request.user }}!

<form action="{% url 'account-info' %}" method='POST'>
    {% csrf_token %}
    {{ passwordForm.as_p }}
    <input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>

Django Views:
#this loads the main account management page
@login_required(login_url = reverse_lazy('login'))
def account(request):
    return render(request, 'website/account.html')

#this view is meant to change passwords and email addresses
#the commented out lines below are examples of what I have tried to get forms working right
@login_required(login_url = reverse_lazy('login'))
def render_account(request):
    c = {}
    c.update(csrf(request))
    passwordForm = PasswordChangeForm(user = request.user)
    if (request.method == 'POST'):
        passwordForm = PasswordChangeForm(user = request.user, data = request.POST)
        if (passwordForm.is_valid()):
            passwordForm.save()
            update_session_auth_hash(request, passwordForm.user)
        #return render(request, 'website/account_info.html', {'passwordForm': passwordForm})
        return render(request, 'website/account.html')
        #else:
            #return render(request, 'website/account.html')
    return render(request, 'website/account_info.html', {'passwordForm': passwordForm})

A: I'd suggest you to send form with Ajax call and dynamically insert response html into main div.
$('form').submit(function(e){
    e.preventDefault();
    var data = $('form').serialize();
    $.post('{% url 'account-info' %}', data).success(function(data){
        $('#account-edit').html(data)
    });
});

Response will contain updated form with error messages or success message.
Generally I'd suggest you to use separate views per different actions.


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