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Q: Automatically convert tabs to spaces in the original text I've seen other questions regarding the same, but in this case I think it is a little different. I know the Markdown handles tabs correctly (when generating the HTML code), but that's not what I'm requesting.
I think it would be good to automatically convert tabs to spaces when storing the code in a post. I mean, changing the Markdown source.
Although you think nobody mixes tabs with spaces, well, lots of people copy some piece of code from a website, or from their IDE, and do some edits (maybe looking for a correct indentation here on Stack Overflow), and then it happens.
The thing about it is that it makes editing much harder. You have to copy the code to a text editor, replace tabs with spaces, and then paste the code on the site again and indent it correctly.

A: I'm against this on principle - when I go back to edit something I've posted, I expect to see the text I entered, as I entered it. The Markdown renderer, and then the renderer in the users' browsers will transform it into something very different, but I like to know that what I typed is still there, behind the scenes, somewhere.
That said, whitespace is really small potatoes. And I don't use tabs anyway, so... y'know... It wouldn't affect me, screw everyone who does.
...If there's actually some tangible benefit to it. You're talking about re-indenting someone else's code - this is actually harder when the original text is indented using spaces, since you can just tell your text editor to expand tabs to n spaces, where n is whatever your preferred indentation might be. It's... kinda the only advantage tabs have going for them.
Of course, if you really want to make your life easy, you use a pretty-print utility.

A: Non-content-destroying fix to at least make indentation less of a guessing game:
.wmd-input {
    -moz-tab-size: 4;
      -o-tab-size: 4;
         tab-size: 4;
}

A: I am against this because you propose that they should edit what was entered, not martial what they display.
I am against anything that causes them to change what I submitted, given the way things are structured around here right now. I don't mind edits, I don't mind changing how you display it, but if I key it in in a certain way, that's what I expect to get entered.
Consider it a form of anti-censorship.
Just my $0.05 of course

A: I'm absolutely in favour of dealing with the problem of tabs. I just edited one too many terribly formatted post by some poor schlub who probably never thought about indenting in their IDE in the first place, but definitely made zero effort to make the result readable on Stack Overflow.
Now, I'm always happy to help and edit something to look better, but having tabs in the original makes this incredibly frustrating. What's missing isn't necessarily automatic conversion, but a tool to help us edit such posts.
When I'm editing, I'm already prepared to cut up and rearrange the original material, so preserving original material is secondary. What I would really, really welcome is an editing tool that performs the conversion on request.
So, here's what I'd like: Add a tool button to the editor that converts tabs to spaces.
(Here is a related question on this topic.)

A: Doing this is actually troublesome for languages that rely on tabs, like makefiles:

A makefile consists of "rules" with the following construct.
target: dependencies
<Tab ↹> system command(s)

Note: It is important to insert a <Tab ↹> character before the commands.

(For those, it's also a problem that tabs are converted to spaces when rendered on the site.)

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Ohio State moves to end annual lake jump after student dies
The event has been held every year before the football game against Michigan
Ohio State moves to end annual lake jump after student dies The event has been held every year before the football game against Michigan Check out this story on detroitnews.com: http://detne.ws/1jjWT3p
Associated Press Published 1:48 p.m. ET Nov. 25, 2015
Cincinnati — Ohio State University announced Wednesday that it will move to end an annual lake jump after a student experienced a fatal medical emergency while participating in the campus tradition.
The student-led event, believed to have begun in the 1990s, is held every year on the Columbus campus before the football game against Michigan.
"We are heartbroken over this horrible tragedy," Ohio State President Michael Drake said in a statement.
The death occurred despite efforts to make the lake jump safer, and Ohio State leaders "strongly" agree that they will work with the campus community to end the event, the university said in a separate statement.
"We must come together and acknowledge that while this is a student-led tradition that has been passed down through the years, we cannot risk another tragedy," the university statement said.
The stricken man was pulled from Mirror Lake around 12:30 a.m. Wednesday with a cardiac emergency, authorities said. Drake said the man eventually was identified as a student, and the university was reaching out to his family. The student's name wasn't immediately released.
Other students could be seen jumping and splashing in the lake while the man was being treated nearby by emergency responders, but the event was halted shortly after he was taken to the hospital, where he died hours later.
University spokesman Chris Davey said the lake jump was not sanctioned by the university, and Ohio State had attempted to increase safety by putting up temporary fencing around the lake and requiring participants to get wristbands prior to the jump. Davey said an estimated 10,000 students attended throughout the evening.
The lake lies just off Ohio State's central green, known as the Oval. Students jump into it the Tuesday night of the week leading up to the Ohio State-Michigan football game, which is to be played Saturday in Ann Arbor.
This story has been corrected to show that the statement about ending the event was from a university statement, not from the university president.
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80% of HELL Pizza Customers Can't Tell the Meat Is Vegan
New Zealand-based chain HELL Pizza launched a pie topped with Beyond Burgers, but customers couldn't tell the meat was vegan.
HELL Pizza's Burger Pizza is topped with vegan Beyond Meat
New Zealand chain HELL Pizza recently launched a burger patty-topped pizza. Although many assumed the burgers on the pie were made with beef, all the meat on the pizza was actually vegan.
The chain didn't openly announce what kind of meat is used on the Burger Pizza until one week after its launch to see if the 3,000 customers who ordered it could tell the difference on their own.
Many couldn't tell the difference between a traditional beef burger and the "bleeding" plant-based Beyond Burgers used on the pizza. Seventy percent said the patty tasted like meat, 70 percent said that they would buy the Burger Pizza again, and 80 percent said they were surprised but unfazed to find the meat was vegan.
"We care about the planet and want to start a conversation and raise awareness about sustainable food choices," said Ben Cumming, the general manager at HELL Pizza, in a statement.
He continued, "a lot of people are instantly put off by the idea of fake meats, so we made the call to not reveal its meat-free origins to [those] eating it because we were so confident they'd enjoy these patties."
Meat-Free Controversy
The move has inspired a mix of opinions. Some Facebook users accused the chain of "straight out pure deceit," according to the Independent, highlighting that some people experience allergic reactions to vegetable-based ingredients.
Others pointed out that many fast food chains are secretive about what goes into their food. "For those saying that they have the right to know what ingredients are used in their food, please answer this question," said one Facebook user. "Name KFC's 11 herbs and spices?"
Hell Pizza explained its stance to the Independent. "We have not lied or made any false claims. Some people assumed that the burger patty was made from meat but burger patties can be made from many different ingredients. There may be a few angry meat lovers out there but it's nothing a pizza voucher won't mix."
Despite the controversy, HELL Pizza's vegan options are selling well, with 35,000 plant-based pizzas sold so far this year. "We see that trend increasing all the time," Cumming continued. "With more pressure on the planet's resources, we need to think about alternative food options."
He added, "if covertly adding meat-free options onto a pizza encourages more people to be open-minded, we're happy to do that."


Wow, what a "whirlwind" these last two weeks have been with the launch of the Five Moms Campaign and back-to-back trips to Washington D.C. and, finally, New York City! I could not wait to get home and share my experience with all our Five Moms readers! Our trips to Washington were excellent opportunities to spread our message to the media as well our legislators in Congress. We got to take a tour of the Capitol Building, or, the "Hill" as Washingtonians call it, which was thrilling! I was honored to have the opportunity and talk with representatives from both Senator Brownback's and Senator Roberts' offices and educate them on what the Five Moms Campaign is trying to do to stop cough medicine abuse. Just as we were headed home from our time in Washington, DC, we were asked to appear on the Fox and Friends Morning Show on Saturday, May 12 in New York City. I first thought of my 3 year old son waiting for me and my husband who I was sure had pulled the remaining hairs on his head out, but I knew I could not turn down an opportunity to spread the word about our campaign to thousands more moms across the country. Before hitting the road again, I spent time with my son, did a bit of cleaning and laundry (yes, we Moms never rest!) and embarked on the grueling task of figuring out what to wear on national television. As a Sheriff's Officer who wears a uniform every day my closet is not exactly full of "TV-ready" outfits. Friday morning, I went to find a scarf and broach to wear with my nice white blouse. After purchasing these important accessories, I headed to the Wichita Airport for my trip to New York City. Soon after I arrived in New York I learned that white is not the best color to wear on television. Naturally, I became worried I would look like a ghost on the show! Thankfully, the other moms were there to reassure me that it would all be fine. New York City was both an amazing and intimidating experience for me. Never before had I felt like such a small person in such a big place! The next morning we appeared on Fox and Friends, which was about 4-5 minutes long. Everyone did a great job, but I have yet to see the tape to be the final judge of how well I was able to answer my questions and if my outfit looked alright! All in all, it was another great opportunity that allowed us to talk about cough medicine abuse, and hopefully inspire more unsuspecting Moms to sit down and talk with their children. Happy Belated Mother's Day to all the Moms out there!


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Twitter really wants you to know it'll be just fine after banning Trump
Published Wed, Feb 10 20219:34 AM EST Updated Wed, Feb 10 20219:40 AM EST
Steve Kovach@stevekovach
Twitter broke from tradition and gave guidance on user growth in January following Trump's ban.
Some feared the Trump ban would hurt Twitter's growth.
CEO Jack Dorsey said on the company's earnings call Tuesday that Twitter isn't tied to just one user, noting that most are outside the U.S.
Twitter CFO on fourth-quarter earnings, how the pandemic is affecting user growth and more
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Twitter really wants you to know it'll be just fine after banning former President Donald Trump from the platform in January.
In its earnings report Tuesday, the company provided a unique disclosure on user growth in the current quarter, saying it saw above average growth throughout the month despite "unusual circumstances."
Although Twitter didn't explicitly say what those "unusual circumstances" were, it's not hard to figure out. Twitter permanently banned Trump on Jan. 8 after he continued to post messages encouraging and defending the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. The company also permanently banned thousands of accounts tied to the Qanon movement around the same time.
Twitter shares were up as much as 13% as of Wednesday morning.
Twitter's Trump and Qanon bans spurred fears that company's destiny was tied to Trump and his followers and that the bans would damage future growth. But the company took extra effort Tuesday to show Trump wasn't the only important power user on the platform.
"We're a platform that is obviously much larger than any one topic or any one account," Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said on the company's earnings call on Tuesday.
He also pointed to the dozens of accounts that have millions of followers and that 80% of all users are outside the U.S.
"We have a global service. We are also not just dependent upon just news and politics being what drives Twitter," Dorsey said.
As for Trump returning to Twitter one day, the company's CFO Ned Segal made it clear Wednesday that's not an option. Segal told CNBC's "Squawk Box" Wednesday that Trump would never be allowed to return to the site, even if he decides to run for office again.


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You are here: Home / Mental Health / Psychology / Pediatric psychologist shows you can go home again — and do great things for your community
While attending high school at Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) in Santa Ana, creative writing was Dr. Sarah Ruiz's thing.
She especially loved screenwriting and was thinking of going to film school.
If Sarah had penned a screenplay about the journey of what she has become – a pediatric psychologist at CHOC – the plot summary would read:
Local girl, after stops in other states, returns home to help kids and families in her community.
As one of the latest members of CHOC's team of pediatric psychologists, Dr. Ruiz, who grew up in Santa Ana, couldn't be happier.
"I feel like I have a connection and that I'm contributing to the community," she says.
Old stomping ground
Sarah helps patients in CHOC pediatricians' primary care clinics, which number more than 20 in Orange County and beyond, and is the resident psychologist at Clinica CHOC Para Niños and the CHOC Clinic at the Boys & Girls Club, both in Santa Ana.
"I feel like I'm on my old stomping ground," says Sarah, who served as a psychology post-doctorate fellow at CHOC from 2019-20 before taking on her current role in September 2020.
Dr. Sarah Ruiz
"I realize how important it is for me to not just be back in Orange County and in my community, but serving my community," she says.
Teaches coping skills
The two clinics Sarah is assigned to are staffed with bilingual pediatricians, nurse practitioners and staff who also provide immunizations, school physicals, vision and hearing tests, physical exams and TB testing.
At those clinics and throughout CHOC pediatricians' primary care clinics, Sarah is part of each patient's healthcare specialists team. Many health conditions, like epilepsy, cancer, diabetes or a rare disease, can affect a child's mental health in addition to their physical health.
Patients and families can turn to specialists like Sarah while receiving care anywhere at CHOC.
In addition to helping patients cope and understand an illness and manage pain, Sarah helps patients deal with stress, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and other psychosocial needs.
For example, she had a teen present to her pediatrician's office for a follow-up after an Emergency Department visit. Just a few days prior to her appointment with her pediatrician, she had gone to the ED due to having thoughts of death. She was evaluated at the ED, was deemed safe to go home and given resources to connect to therapy.
At the patient's pediatrician's office, Sarah was consulted to provide an evaluation because the teen reported she had continued to have thoughts of self-harm since the ED visit that were intense.
The teen's mother additionally wanted more support because she had difficulties connecting to therapy services, despite numerous attempts.
"During my visit with them," Sarah says, "I was able to help this patient find coping skills for those thoughts of self-harm, helped her identify ways to ask for help and support from her mom during these times, and created a safety plan with her and mom that included emergency numbers and community resources. I was also able to help this patient get connected to crisis therapy resources that would begin within days of the referral."
Sarah sees a lot of kids and teens who present to their pediatrician due to thoughts of suicide or self-harm (or after psychiatric hospitalization), and she's available during those times to make sure they're safe to return home after she provides them brief coping skills, creates a safety plan, and helps them connect to resources.
Connecting on their level
Sarah sees educating kids and their parents about mental disorders and issues such as depression and anxiety, as a key part of her job.
"And as a Latina and Spanish speaker, I feel I'm able to able to connect with patients and their families on that level as well," she says.
The pandemic has caused a spike in depression and other issues among teens. In addition, the patients she sees in the Santa Ana clinics have less access to resources and more stressors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"The pandemic took them out of their routine," Sarah explains. "They couldn't see their friends, and many couldn't go to school. And they faced more stressors at home."
Spent years in the Midwest
Sarah fell in love with psychology while attending Scripps, a private liberal arts women's college in Claremont.
She graduated with a psychology degree in 2011 and, knowing she wanted to earn a doctorate degree, first spent two years working as a research lab manager at UC Davis. Among her areas of interest were anxiety in adolescents and the parent/child relationship.
In 2013, Sarah got accepted into the PhD program at the University of Minnesota Institute of Child Development, College of Education and Human Development, and went on to earn her master's and doctorate degrees there. Her PhD dissertation examined maternal mental health and how it impacts children in their process of attachment development.
After earning her PhD in 2019, Sarah served a one-year clinical internship at the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.
It was always her desire to return to Orange County, so Sarah was thrilled when she landed the fellowship at CHOC in 2019.
Praise from a doctor
As a pediatric psychologist, Sarah is assigned to the one-year-old Integrated Primary Care (IPC) service line. She works with all clinical doctors and is interested in data on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), which include physical and emotional abuse, neglect, caregiver mental illness, and household violence that, later in life, can lead to heart disease and diabetes, poor academic achievement, and substance abuse.
Sarah works closely with Dr. Judy Cheng, a member of the CHOC Primary Care Network who treats kids and teens in Orange County.
"CHOC Psychology provides an integrated and time-relevant resource for our patients and their families," Dr. Cheng says. "Dr. Sarah Ruiz has touched many lives in a positive mental health direction at a time when especially our youth are impacted by extraordinary challenges. We at our clinic are grateful to have Psychology onsite as a key member of our medical health team. Thank you, Dr. Ruiz!"
It's great to be home again, Sarah says.
"I served a lot of Santa Ana kids while on my CHOC fellowship, and I was really hopeful that I would be able to work in the Santa Ana clinics," she says. "I'm really happy I am, and now have a lot of ideas about what I want to do in my role and how to develop my position."
For the first time this year, interns in psychology have been rotating through CHOC's primary care clinics. Sarah says she's interested in training future pediatric psychologists.
"I love teaching," she says. "I think it's so important to develop skills that can serve our communities."
For more about CHOC's pediatric mental health services
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Are you complaining of your increasing weight? Have you given some thought to losing some kilos? Well, you have found just the right article! This is one diet you would not regret following, as you will be losing those extra inches without having to exercise or go through all kinds of unappetizing diets or even take all sorts of drugs to burn that fat!
This diet will have two major ingredients, chicken and broccoli. Are you thinking of giving up already as it lacks variety? First of all, let's find out how this diet is going to help you with your issues. Chicken, as you already know, is an excellent source of protein whereas broccoli is a green leafy vegetable with loads of vital vitamins and minerals, namely vitamin C, Selenium and plenty of dietary fibers. Although it is a popular fact that many people find eating broccoli to be an unpalatable and unpleasant experience, population research has shown that a minority of us however, do think broccoli is quite enticing and scrumptious. This diet is obviously suitable only for those few of us.
It is now apparent that this diet lacks carbohydrates. That is the secret to losing your weight! In the primary stage, you will be losing weight due to loss of water. But in later stages, if the diet is carried out exclusively, the results can be amazing. The fat stores under your skin will be burnt to give you the energy that you don't take in through your diet. The weight loss will be so rapid, that you wouldn't believe it's you you're looking at in the mirror!
Is it really healthy to go on with just broccoli and chicken? The answer to that is unfortunately, no. There may be many adverse effects to your body if you eat just the two food items on a long term basis. Due to the lack of carbohydrates in the diet, you will be lethargic and feeling too tired to work throughout the day. This is solvable by eating tiny portions of carbs, such as rice or noodles along with the chicken and broccoli. As you already predicted, this diet can be a huge failure to most of you since you are only allowed to eat two things for all your meals! It seems to be almost impossible, doesn't it? Well, the best way around this issue would be to change the method of preparation!
Chicken, as we all know, can be prepared in many ways, including fried, boiled, roasted, in a soup and in any other way that your imagination lets you go. Broccoli, as hard as it is to believe, can be prepared in an awful lot of ways too. A quick search on the internet will give you a significant number of recipes to cooked, boiled and fried broccoli.
As mentioned above, this diet can lead to many side effects if used long term. So, what is the appropriate number of days you should follow this diet to get you in perfect shape? Research has found that 10-14 days is the maximum you can go safely without having to face significant adverse effects. But multiple efforts are welcome, as long as there is a gap of about 6 months between the two episodes.
Are you ready to burn off those extra calories now? Although it is recommended to consult your nutritionist prior to starting this schedule, following it on your own with good vigilance has shown to be good enough. However, if by some chance you suspect any hazard to your health, discontinue the diet and consult your nutritionist for further advice.
Most people hate to eat broccoli because it have bad taste. However this vegetable is perfect for a diet plan, especially if you want to lose some weight fast. Broccoli contains Vitamin C, beta-carotene, calcium and fibers which can keep you healthy. The fibers from broccoli will be very useful for weight loss, it will draws out the fat from your body. In the other side, most people like chicken. Chicken are rich with proteins and contain lower fat levels especially in the breast part. So, why don't try to combine both ingredients into a chicken and broccoli diet. With a combination like this' you will get enough energy for your daily activities and also you would be able to get rid out from your body fat, simultaneously. This diet plan already being used by a lot of people and they are getting amazing results.
There are a lot of chicken and broccoli recipes out there. You only need to use Google, Bing, or any search engine to find a good chicken and broccoli recipe. With chicken as additional ingredient in your diet plan then you can get a perfect plan without worrying about the taste. Here is one example for a broccoli and chicken diet recipe which can be used in your diet plan.
How to cook: First, toss the chicken breast in medium bowl with the white scallions, put half of garlic and ginger. After that, mix it with sugar, salt, soy sauce, cornstarch, dark sesame oil, and dry sherry, leave it be for 15 minutes with room temperature and add the water.
Heat the frying pan to a high temperature, add 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil and put the broccoli, stir fry for 30 seconds. Add the remaining garlic and ginger, Stir fry it again for another 2 minutes until the broccoli turn bright green. Transfer it to the plate.
Use the rest of the vegetable oils in the frying pan, add the chicken breast and red chili flakes (optional). Stir fry the chicken until it turn brown (around 3 minutes). Add hoisin sauce and put back the broccoli into the frying pan for another 1-2 minutes. You can try to taste it and you can put more sugar, salt, or chili if you like. Now it's ready and it will be enough for 4 dishes. You can eat this with rice.
That's only one example for a delicious recipe of a chicken and broccoli diet. With this kind of recipes you will enjoy the diet progress instead of hating it. This menu contains fibers, lower fat, Vitamin C, beta-carotene, calcium, and protein which will be good for your body metabolism. Normally you will get the best results after 2 weeks. You may lose up to 4-6 pounds during this period with this healthy diet.
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Climate Action for Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Educators – Influencer and Practitioner Strategies, 28 March 2023, On-line
1:00 pm - 4:30 pm 28/03/2023
On-line Event
A partnership event with the University of Huddersfield, the University of Liverpool and the University of the West of England.
This online event will provide an opportunity for those involved in enterprise and entrepreneurship education and support to consider their work in relation to planetary sustainability. Whilst, in the title of the workshop, we use 'climate-action' as a short-hand, this event will appreciate the complex and interacting planetary boundaries which provide a 'safe operating space' for humanity and which are being exceeded. EE in higher education exists within this broad context of climate and ecological crisis and this event will help attendees reflect upon this and introduce them to practical strategies to take action.
The workshop will include keynote presentations which prompt attendees to consider the wider, ecological and social dimensions in which EE is embedded. In addition, attendees will learn about two EERPF projects which are taking different but complementary strategies to motivating action in this area. The University of Huddersfield and the University of Liverpool will share the ideas behind its influencer-focussed project and insights from multi-stakeholder workshops to develop new ideas for practice and provision. The University of the West of England will share the ideas behind its practitioner-focussed project with insights from working with schools, pupils and university students on this issue.
In addition, attendees will be facilitated to meet each other and be in dialogue about existing practice and policy and to what extent it is enabling or hindering change.
Speakers and Facilitators
Speakers providing the keynotes will be announced as they are confirmed.
Workshops will be provided by: Catherine Brentnall (the University of Huddersfield) and David Higgins (the University of Liverpool), who are working on the EERPF project 'Enterprise Education and Planetary Sustainability: What can EE do?'; and Lauren Davies and colleagues (University of the West England), who are working on the EERPF project 'Towards Climate Change Action: The role of entrepreneurial design thinking in sustainability education'.
Benefits to Delegates
– The opportunity to consider, question and re-imagine the role of enterprise educators in relation to the climate crisis and ecological crisis as society tries to shift to a sustainable pathway.
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New York Liberty Break WNBA's Single-Season 3-Point Record
Joseph Zucker@@JosephZuckerTwitter LogoFeatured Columnist IVSeptember 18, 2021
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In addition to securing a vital victory over the Washington Mystics, the New York Liberty made history Friday night.
Rebecca Allen connected on a three-pointer in the second quarter to give New York the single-season record.
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.@nyliberty break the single-season three-point record (318) with this shot 🔥

Whole lot of buckets

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Long-range shooting wasn't a strength of the Liberty in 2020. The team tied for sixth in made threes (7.6 per game) but ranked last in three-point percentage (27.7). Not only has New York set the pace in terms of three-pointers made this year, but it has also seen its conversion rate climb to 36.0 percent, third-best in the WNBA.
Sami Whitcomb has had a big hand in that turnaround. The two-time champion has taken her game to another level with the Liberty while remaining a potent perimeter threat. Whitcomb is shooting a career-high 42.3 percent from beyond the arc.
Having a healthy Sabrina Ionescu has helped as well. The 5'11" playmaker was second on the team in made threes (51) entering Friday's game.
Setting the three-point record is a major achievement in a 2021 regular season that provided New York with reasons for optimism going forward. Now, the Liberty's focus turns to Sunday, when they'll learn whether they qualify for the postseason.
At 12-20, Walt Hopkins' squad is 10th, trailing the eighth-place Washington Mystics and ninth-place Los Angeles Sparks by 0.5 games. Should the Mystics and Sparks both lose their finales, New York would vault into the final playoff spot.


The Frankston Susono Friendship Association was conceived following the second visit from a Frankston contingent to Susono in April/May 1982. This coincided with the attendance at a Sister City Symposium in Tokyo by the Mayor and Mayoress Cr. and Mrs. Rogan Ward, Cr. and Mrs. Noel Ferguson and the Town Clerk and was finalised prior to the visit of the Japanese led by Mayor Ichikawa in July 1982.
Accepting responsibility for arranging home hosting and a welcoming function at Frankston Football Club Clubrooms at Frankston Park were its first important activities. An Executive was elected and has continued to meet at regular intervals. Karen Harrison, the original Treasurer resigned, and we were very fortunate to obtain the willing services of Mike Orchin as a more than able replacement.
The realisation of the aims of the Sister City relationship as being epitomised in exchange visits resulted in this activity being hurriedly commenced in August 1982 with a view to sending and receiving students during 1983. A Student Exchange Sub-Committee was formed; school assistance sought and the calling of interested teenagers to apply to participate began in earnest. Correspondingly the same process began and was pursued in Susono.
We finally chose two students from Ballam Park Technical School, and Julie Lay and Andrew Grigor are at this time well advanced and entrenched in their responsible pioneering role. Similarly, we have Eiko Sugiyama, Chiho Watanabe and Junko Furukawa in our midst; the first two are attending John Paul College and Junko is at Ballam Park Technical School.
Social functions were organised to farewell Andrew and Julie and an enjoyable day was held at John and Audrey Graham's in March to welcome the three Japanese girls. Financial assistance to students from the Australia Japan Foundation considerably lightened their cost burden.
Continual evaluation of the program has occurred and the onerous task of becoming Counsellors to the students staying here has been capably undertaken by Pauline Orchin, Des Dean and David Louden. Hosting parents have indicated the enjoyment derived in acting as parents, although problems do arise due to different customs and the ever-present communication difficulties, and our thanks are due to them in a large measure.
With better organisation the process for sending students in 1984 began earlier, and we have chosen Kerry Jellett (16 years) from Ballam Park Technical School, Andrew Bolwell (17 years) from Frankston High School, and Fiona Smith (16 years) from John Paul College as the fortunate ones to go to Susono on exchange.
Richard Linton Painting - "Ebb Tide"
Richard Linton's painting "Ebb Tide" commissioned by Frankston Jaycees was presented to Susono on the occasion of their visit in July 1982. Richard subsequently offered a limited release print produced from the painting to the Association to promote and sell in conjunction with him, a portion of the price of each print to be donated to the Association. Sales were initially brisk but have since slowed, with approximately 105 framed prints and 20 unframed prints being sold, and we have been advised that the donation will be forthcoming shortly.
A Sister City Convention was held in September 1982 and attended by Noel and Lorraine Ferguson. The attending groups resolved to form an Australian Sister Cities Association, which Frankston Council subsequently elected to sponsor the F.S.F.A. as a member. A 1983 convention was held early in August in Townsville but regrettably we were not represented.
Don Reeves ensured excellent coverage of all activities in both local papers, the Standard and the News, particularly the visit in July 1982, and the departure of our students and the arrival of the Japanese students. Don also organised a contest to select a logo for our use on letterheads etc. and possibly for a badge. 29 entries were received from students, the winner being Alison Jewell of Frankston High School.
At fairly short notice, advice was received of a visit from a touring party of 15, and we hurriedly arranged a welcoming lunch at the Villa St. Clare and home hosting for one evening, attempting to involve a wider spectrum of the community in each of these activities.
Sue McCall took a contingent of Toorak College students to Japan in May and spent some days in Susono enjoying the education of spending some time amongst the kind and hospitable Susono people.
Unquestionably the undertaking of this school to send a party of 56 students and teachers for a 9 day stay was, when embarked upon, considered by many to be an impossible task. That it has now occurred and the party has returned is testimony to dedication and hard work by many people, not forgetting the people and community of Susono, the hosts. Parents, students and teachers from Ballam Park plus extensive support from the Frankston community and businesses raised the sum of $70,000 needed to cover all expenses for this once in a lifetime opportunity.
The accolade of winning the State Championships earlier in July lifted the spirits of the party members, and from all accounts their numerous performances at concerts, a festival and other celebrations were warmly appreciated by the thousands who witnessed them.
The impact of their visit is difficult to gauge but is believed to be immense in a community like Susono, and will not be forgotten by them or the Ballam Park participants for many years to come. Some of us wonder, knowing the Japanese inclination to reciprocate such events, as to what might be planned from their end for the future.
The Executive has been concerned regarding the best means of involvement for members and considers that due to the diversification of interest the opportunity for participation can only relate to the activity, eg. Student exchange visits to Susono and the various aspects of visits of Japanese to Frankston from time to time.
More social activities will be organised if members indicate interest. The Executive will be interested to hear members' views on this subject at the Annual Meeting.
In conclusion, recognition should be given to those who have actively assisted in the conduct of the affairs of the F.S.F.A. and in particular Yazaki Australia Pty. Ltd., and the immense contribution by the City's Town Clerk, Adrian Butler and his staff, who have ensured success in the many and varied activities undertaken.
In August 1983 a group of karate students from the Peninsula Division of Karate Do Goju-Kai visited Susono and were extended a reception by the Susono Overseas Friendship Association.


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Q: Stripe subscriptions and Rails 4: No route matches [POST] "/subscriptions" when new user tries to buy I'm adding subscription purchases to an existing Rails 4 app, we use Devise. This is following the Mastering Modern Payments approach.
I can successfully create a plan from my rails console (with an id of 1) and have it appear in Stripe. So I know the basic handshake is ok.
As a user when I go to the payment page and fill out all the info and click submit I get the error: Routing Error: No route matches [POST] "/subscriptions".
User pay page I am trying to buy on is at
localhost:3000/subscriptions/new?plan_id=1
It looks like this:
subscriptions/new.html.erb
<% unless @subscription.errors.blank? %>
    <%= @subscription.errors.full_messages.to_sentence %>
<% end %>

Subscribing to <%= @plan.name %>

<%= form_for @subscription, html: { id: 'payment-form' } do |f| %>
    <input type="hidden" name="plan_id" value="<%= @plan.id %>" />

        Email Address
        <input type="email" size="20" name="email_address"/>

        Card Number
        <input type="text" size="20" data-stripe="number"/>

        CVC
        <input type="text" size="4" data-stripe="cvc"/>

        Expiration (MM/YYYY)
        <input type="text" size="2" data-stripe="exp-month"/>

       /
      <input type="text" size="4" data-stripe="exp-year"/>

    <button type="submit">Pay Now</button>
<% end %>

We have these routes:
Helper  HTTP Verb   Path    Controller#Action
Path / Url
Path Match
subscriptions_index_path    GET /subscriptions/index(.:format)  subscriptions#index
subscriptions_new_path  GET /subscriptions/new(.:format)    subscriptions#new
subscriptions_create_path   GET /subscriptions/create(.:format) subscriptions#create
subscriptions_show_path GET /subscriptions/show(.:format)   subscriptions#show
subscriptions_plans_path    GET /subscriptions/plans(.:format)  subscriptions#plans
subscriptions_update_path   GET /subscriptions/update(.:format) subscriptions#update
subscriptions_destroy_path  GET /subscriptions/destroy(.:format)    subscriptions#destroy
plans_index_path    GET /plans/index(.:format)  plans#index
plans_show_path GET /plans/show(.:format)   plans#show
stripe_checkout_path    POST    /stripe_checkout(.:format)  subscription#stripe_checkout
subscription_checkout_path  POST    /subscription_checkout(.:format)    subscription#subscription_checkout
new_user_session_path   GET /users/sign_in(.:format)    devise/sessions#new
user_session_path   POST    /users/sign_in(.:format)    devise/sessions#create
destroy_user_session_path   DELETE  /users/sign_out(.:format)   devise/sessions#destroy
user_password_path  POST    /users/password(.:format)   devise/passwords#create
new_user_password_path  GET /users/password/new(.:format)   devise/passwords#new
edit_user_password_path GET /users/password/edit(.:format)  devise/passwords#edit
PATCH   /users/password(.:format)   devise/passwords#update
PUT /users/password(.:format)   devise/passwords#update
cancel_user_registration_path   GET /users/cancel(.:format) users#cancel
user_registration_path  POST    /users(.:format)    users#create
new_user_registration_path  GET /users/sign_up(.:format)    users#new
edit_user_registration_path GET /users/edit(.:format)   users#edit
PATCH   /users(.:format)    users#update
PUT /users(.:format)    users#update
DELETE  /users(.:format)    users#destroy
accept_user_invitation_path GET /users/invitation/accept(.:format)  devise/invitations#edit
remove_user_invitation_path GET /users/invitation/remove(.:format)  devise/invitations#destroy
user_invitation_path    POST    /users/invitation(.:format) devise/invitations#create
new_user_invitation_path    GET /users/invitation/new(.:format) devise/invitations#new
PATCH   /users/invitation(.:format) devise/invitations#update
PUT /users/invitation(.:format) devise/invitations#update
users_path  GET /users(.:format)    users#index
POST    /users(.:format)    users#create
new_user_path   GET /users/new(.:format)    users#new
edit_user_path  GET /users/:id/edit(.:format)   users#edit
user_path   GET /users/:id(.:format)    users#show
PATCH   /users/:id(.:format)    users#update
PUT /users/:id(.:format)    users#update
DELETE  /users/:id(.:format)    users#destroy
entries_path    POST    /entries(.:format)  entries#create
new_entry_path  GET /entries/new(.:format)  entries#new
edit_entry_path GET /entries/:id/edit(.:format) entries#edit
entry_path  GET /entries/:id(.:format)  entries#show
PATCH   /entries/:id(.:format)  entries#update
PUT /entries/:id(.:format)  entries#update
DELETE  /entries/:id(.:format)  entries#destroy
orders_path GET /orders(.:format)   orders#index
POST    /orders(.:format)   orders#create
new_order_path  GET /orders/new(.:format)   orders#new
edit_order_path GET /orders/:id/edit(.:format)  orders#edit
order_path  GET /orders/:id(.:format)   orders#show
PATCH   /orders/:id(.:format)   orders#update
PUT /orders/:id(.:format)   orders#update
DELETE  /orders/:id(.:format)   orders#destroy
last24_s1_events_path   GET /s1_events/last24(.:format) s1_events#last24
s1_event_subscriptions_path GET /s1_events/:s1_event_id/subscriptions(.:format) subscriptions#index
POST    /s1_events/:s1_event_id/subscriptions(.:format) subscriptions#create
new_s1_event_subscription_path  GET /s1_events/:s1_event_id/subscriptions/new(.:format) subscriptions#new
s1_events_path  GET /s1_events(.:format)    s1_events#index
upmin_path      /admin  Upmin::Engine
root_path   GET /   dashboard#index
income_path GET /income(.:format)   dashboard#income
liquidity_path  GET /liquidity(.:format)    dashboard#liquidity
time_horizon_path   GET /time-horizon(.:format) dashboard#time_horizon
get_feed_path   GET /get-feed(.:format) pages#get_feed
get_updates_path    GET /get-updates(.:format)  pages#get_updates
subscriptions_path  GET /subscriptions(.:format)    pages#subscriptions
api_path    GET /api(.:format)  pages#api
icons_path  GET /icons(.:format)    pages#icons
contact_us_path GET /contact_us(.:format)   contacts#new
s1_qa_path  GET /s1-qa(.:format)    pages#s1_qa
contacts_path   POST    /contacts(.:format) contacts#create
Routes for Upmin::Engine
root_path   GET /   upmin/models#dashboard
upmin_dashboard_path    GET /   upmin/models#dashboard
upmin_search_path   GET|POST    /m/:klass(.:format) upmin/models#search
upmin_new_model_path    GET /m/:klass/new(.:format) upmin/models#new
upmin_create_model_path POST    /m/:klass/new(.:format) upmin/models#create
upmin_model_path    GET /m/:klass/i/:id(.:format)   upmin/models#show
PUT /m/:klass/i/:id(.:format)   upmin/models#update
upmin_action_path   POST    /m/:klass/i/:id/:method(.:format)   upmin/models#action

And our routes.rb file looks like this:
Rails.application.routes.draw do

  get 'subscriptions/index'

  get 'subscriptions/new'

  get 'subscriptions/create'

  get 'subscriptions/show'

  get 'subscriptions/plans'

  get 'subscriptions/update'

  get 'subscriptions/destroy'

  get 'plans/index'

  get 'plans/show'

  post 'stripe_checkout' => 'subscription#stripe_checkout'
  post 'subscription_checkout' => 'subscription#subscription_checkout'

  devise_for :users, :controllers => { registrations: 'users' }
  resources :users
  resources :entries, except: [:index]
  resources :orders
  resources :s1_events, only: [:index] do
    get 'last24', on: :collection
  resources :subscriptions, only: [:index, :new, :create]
  end

  mount Upmin::Engine => '/admin'

  root to: 'dashboard#index'
  get 'income', to: 'dashboard#income'
  get 'liquidity', to: 'dashboard#liquidity'
  get 'time-horizon', to: 'dashboard#time_horizon'
  get 'get-feed', to: 'pages#get_feed'
  get 'get-updates', to: 'pages#get_updates'
  get 'subscriptions', to: 'pages#subscriptions'
  get 'api', to: 'pages#api'
  get 'icons', to: 'pages#icons'
  get 'contact_us', to: 'contacts#new'
  get 's1-qa', to: 'pages#s1_qa'
  resources 'contacts', only: [:create]
end

We have a CreateSubscription service object:
create_subscription.rb
class CreateSubscription
  def self.call(plan, email_address, token)
    user, raw_token = CreateUser.call(email_address)

    subscription = Subscription.new(
        plan: plan,
        user: user
    )

    begin
      stripe_sub = nil
      if user.stripe_customer_id.blank?
        customer = Stripe::Customer.create(
            source: token,
            email: user.email,
            plan: plan.stripe_id,
        )
        user.stripe_customer_id = customer.id
        user.save!
        stripe_sub = customer.subscriptions_choices.first
      else
        customer = Stripe::Customer.retrieve(user.stripe_customer_id)
        stripe_sub = customer.subscriptions_choices.create(
            plan: plan.stripe_id
        )
      end

      subscription.stripe_id = stripe_sub.id

      subscription.save!
    rescue Stripe::StripeError => e
      subscription.errors[:base] << e.message
    end

    subscription
  end
end

That refers to a CreateUser service object here:
create_user.rb
class CreateUser
  def self.call(email_address)

    user = User.find_by(email: email_address)

    return user if user.present?

    raw_token, enc_token = Devise.token_generator.generate(
        User, :reset_password_token)
    password = SecureRandom.hex(32)

    user = User.create!(
        email: email_address,
        password: password,
        password_confirmation: password,
        reset_password_token: enc_token,
        reset_password_sent_at: Time.now
    )

    return user, raw_token
  end
end

The way these are supposed to work together is after Devise. Meaning, if user exists already it adds payment to that. If not, create a new user. So there should not be any issues with Devise here.
Any suggestions on how to resolve this error, and let my users buy subscriptions, are much appreciated.

A: The error message is pretty straight forward. You don't have a POST /subscriptions route.
You have a bunch of other things such as a get 'subscriptions/create' and a POST /s1_events/:s1_event_id/subscriptions.
I would suggest you start by cleaning up your routes.
bad
get 'subscriptions/index'
get 'subscriptions/new'
get 'subscriptions/create'
get 'subscriptions/show'
get 'subscriptions/plans'
get 'subscriptions/update'
get 'subscriptions/destroy'

Don't ever do this. GET actions should be always be idempotent. You are also violating the Rails REST conventions:
GET    '/subscriptions'     => index
POST   '/subscriptions'     => create
GET    '/subscriptions/:id' => show
PATCH  '/subscriptions/:id' => update
DELETE '/subscriptions/:id' => destroy

And those subscriptions/update and destroy paths won't work unless you do GET subscriptions/update?id=foo&bar=baz. Yuck.
good
resources :subscriptions

http://guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html#resource-routing-the-rails-default


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I thought I would share with you my Christmassy adventures! First of all, I have never had a Christmas so I was quite excited, like, who knew humans like to bring trees inside during December!? When my humans were putting up our tree, I couldn't stay away. To begin with my dad disappeared into a square hole upstairs, I wasn't sure where it led to but I made sure to stand guard under it because I didn't know if scary monsters would get him or something like that. My mum stayed with me but she kept shouting at my dad telling him where to find things. I wasn't sure what they was on about because I speak mostly dog but when my dad came out of the hole he brought lots of boxes and bags with him. They smelt soooo funny that I had to get my nose in there – I'm not sure it best pleased my humans but what did they expect?
I followed them around the house as they put up sparkly things; at one point I thought my mum was going crazy because she normally puts this thing round her neck to keep her warm outside but this time she had a sparkly one that made rustling noises when I tried to eat it. She told me off and then instead of putting it around her neck, she hung it up! And they call me weird.
However, the biggest excitement was the tree! It looked like a tree but it didn't smell like a tree and this one came out of a box that my mum and dad put together. I was so engrossed with smelling it that I didn't even see all the toys they put on the tree! There were mini balls, ribbons, more of those sparkly things that normally go around my mum's neck; boy was it like a toy store! They even put cones on, like cones from the garden but they weren't so happy when I tried to help clean up – honest, I thought they made a mistake, silly me.
The fun festivities didn't stop with our inside tree. All through December people would come round, they put boxes under the tree but apparently they weren't for me (yeah right, who doesn't put boxes on the floor unless it's for a dog to chew up) and mum made lots of delicious goodies. I can vouch for her cooking, I ate plenty of it, I had to spend a bit of time in bed and I got shouted at but again, why leave food on the counter where I can reach it? Did she not want it testing?
Towards the end of December, both my mum and dad didn't go out in the morning to what they call 'work' so we had lots of lovely cuddles and trips to see people; it was exciting all the time! By the night time I would be so tired that I could barely make it to my own bed (instead I followed mum and dad up to theirs and because it was Christmas they let me – or so they told me, really, it's because I'm an awesome dog).
Then, one morning, my mum comes downstairs extra early for extra cuddles, she looked so excited that I was too. As it turned out, some of the boxes under the inside not-tree-tree were for me!! I got a stuffed toy which was comfy to lay my head on, some tasty treats and a ball that made really weird noises at me! My auntie got me a blanket that had my name it too. I got lots of nice things but my favourite was a GIANT bone! Oh, my. It was delicious, I started on it right away and was quite disappointed when it was taken away from me but then they took me outside and guess what? We went in the car!
We went to my mum's old house so I got to play with my uncle Chester (he's a Chocolate Labrador)! They also had an inside tree with boxes under it and guess what? Some of them were for me too!! Me and Chester had a great time playing together (I had to be careful though because Chester is an old boy so sometimes my mum has to remind me to be gentle), we shared all our toys and we had a quick nap (I tell you, all this excitement is tiring!).
After we had spent some time playing, we went in the car again and this time we went to my dad's old house where I got to play with two more doggies! Alfie and Molly are a lot younger than Uncle Chester so I'm allowed to run around with them outside, they have a really long garden which is perfect for racing against Molly (she is really quick but don't tell her I said so). A lot of people turned up with more treats for me and my mum said something about watching my waistline but I was crunching too loudly on biscuits to hear her.
Then, just when I thought it couldn't get any more exciting, they started cooking lots of food! All the humans sat around the table and ate all the delicious smelling food. I gave the best 'sad' face I could because I've been practising lots, and all of us dogs got given a bone to eat! I was so engrossed in my bone that I didn't see everyone finish their human food. My dad wanted to take the bone off me because apparently I had been eating it for a long time but I was just so happy with it that when he took it off me I got 'hangry' (I've heard my mum talk about this, it's when you are hungry so you get angry). I may have not heard him ask me several times to leave it and I may have accidentally gone to get it back but I caught his finger with my tooth. I was so upset with myself that I cried all the way home because mum and dad were angry with me. They spoke about consequences to my actions as they put me to bed and then went out again. I was really sorry that the whole evening, when they came home I was trying to give cuddles. They forgave me I think because they played with me all night. My dad was ok, it was 'just a scratch' he said, but I still haven't gone to grab a toy or bone out of their hands since just to be safe.
Well, after that, I got to spend lots of time with my mum and dad going on walks. Then one evening they was up really, really late and lots of loud bangs went off outside. I kept looking at mum and dad to see what they were but they seemed ok, so I tried to ignore all the sounds (I did tell one bang off for being so loud, I got a biscuit for it too so I must have been a good boy).
I only had a few more days before my parents went back to what they say is 'work', but to be honest I was so tired that I was glad to have some time to sleep!!!
I can't wait till next Christmas! Apparently, I have to wait a whole year!!!
I'm on the left and Sullie is on the right!
You probably didn't know this but I have a brother! His name is Sullie and he lives with my Auntie; we are the best of friends. Our Mum's aren't fans of us though because we get up to so much mischief. The first time we met after leaving the place where we were born I was so excited because I could remember him, he was the playmate in our litter. My Auntie found me funny straight away because when she went to go visit my brother Sullie, she said that we were already playing with each other!
When my Mum and Auntie bring us together, we immediately start playing, it's great because I don't have to be as careful as with my human family. We'll roll around on the floor (because it's funny when our Mums tell us off for being muddy), he's bigger than me so he always pins me to the ground but I'll then bite his leg so he'll fall over but then he'll bite my ear and then pull me but then I'll grab his tail. So much fun! Our Mums will then try to calm us down and bring us inside but we'll just run around all the furniture, I think because we're a bit taller now we knock loads of things over but I don't care, my buddy Sullie is here! Sometimes we fall over when we run because we're going so fast, my Mum says that we are like elastical bands – I'm not sure what that means but it's still funny when one of us face plants the floor! Mum keeps trying to get a photo of us doing it but we're quick as lightning! All this fun means that sometimes we just stop and fall asleep, the next thing I'll be remembering is my Dad putting me to bed – that's how tired we get!
I have loads of fun stories about my brother that I'll share but Mum is about to give me a bone so I'll have to tell you later!
Today was the day I arrived at my new home with my new Mum and Dad. I was only 8 weeks old so everything was so brand new and exciting! When my humans came to pick me up I was wearing an electric blue bow tie which my Mum said made me look pretty (I think she meant handsome), and my Dad started teaching me 'sit' straight away – I'm very good at that one.
After they had got me in the car my mum couldn't stop taking pictures of me but I wanted to look out the window, everything went so fast! I loved it! Apparently my parents were proud of me because I made it all the way to the vets before I did a little wee but it had been a very long car journey!
At the vets I think I smelled every smell there was and there were doggies like me, I didn't know the world was so big. The nice vet man stroked me and said I was very healthy and that someday I might be as big as 35kg! Luckily both my human parents have had big doggies before so they weren't scared away, I was sooo relieved. You'll never guess what happened then – the vet man stuck a sharp needle in my neck to 'help protect me' he said, well, if I hadn't have had that delicious biscuit afterwards, he may not have stayed my friend.
So on I went to my home. The first time I tiptoed in I was nervous but I bounded straight through the house, I felt safe and loved it there and there were so many new smells; I couldn't believe how many smells there were! I became so exhausted after discovering all these new aromas, and with the long car journey (Mum says it was only 30 minutes) that I flopped down on my blankie and fell asleep! My Dad had to carefully lift me up and carry me to my bed in my crate. Oh, you should see my crate! It is my Mum's family dog's crate and he is a big Labrador so it was HUGE! It was like a mansion, I had a bed and a blanket and a soft rug and a water bowl but I liked squishing in between the bed and the side of the crate. It was comfy.
Well, that was the day I arrived at my forever home and what a day it was. I hope you enjoyed my first story!