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About the Campaign for Sarah Lawrence
In 2015, President Karen R. Lawrence launched The Campaign for Sarah Lawrence, signaling to the world a vision for a long and healthy future for the College. At its core, this vision—and the Campaign—centered around one key goal: to sustain and advance the College's distinctive role as a center of learning that values rigor, creativity, intellectual risk-taking, critical thinking, and boundless academic pursuit. It is this model of education that has made Sarah Lawrence a leader in graduating individuals who are exceptionally prepared to tackle the world and make major contributions to its betterment—a guiding principle that has never been more relevant or critical.
In pursuit of this vision, the Campaign set out to secure collaborators who would propel the College forward and ensure the ongoing resources necessary to not only continue to succeed, but to progress into a new era. The Campaign got off to an auspicious start when the first of those collaborators, alumna Barbara Walters, trumpeted her belief in the power of a Sarah Lawrence education by committing $15 million for the construction of a long overdue campus center that would transform campus life.
In addition to making substantial capital improvements to the campus, the Campaign also focused on increasing the College's endowment to provide enhanced scholarships and financial aid; to fund programs that foster social engagement, collaboration, and community; to endow faculty chairs in core and emerging fields of study; and to fund faculty scholarship and development.
We are so grateful to all who supported this historic effort, making it an unequivocal success. Thank you for sharing our vision, believing in our mission, and setting us on course for an even brighter future.


Nothing is cooler than monitoring and controlling your Cloud resources on the couch from your mobile device/tablet. Microsoft has created a really nice mobile app for Android and iOS (iPhone, iPod, etc).
You can download it from the App Store or Android Play Store. It is a general purpose tool, you can use it start VMs, stop VMs, and even RDP into a VM.
The most useful feature for me is the monitoring that you can do via App Insights and Log Analytics. You can pin charts to your favorites panel and you can get notifications of events in the system. It's a great time to be on the Azure Platform.


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Rising seas, sinking peat to swamp Malaysian and Indonesian palm oil
Commentary by Erik Meijaard on 13 June 2015
Forest set alight to clear land for oil palm in Riau's peatlands June 3, 2015. Photos by Rhett Butler.
With global sea levels going up at a rate of about 9 millimeters per year, the livelihoods of many coastal people in the world look increasingly threatened, especially in those parts of the world with limited financial or technical means to adapt. A rate of a thumb-width of water per year may not sound like much, but the half to one meter higher water levels mean that many coastal people will have to abandon their homes and fields before the end of the century.
Indonesia with its countless low-lying inhabited but often poor islands will likely be one of the more affected countries in the world. In a recent report by the World Bank, for example, Palembang, in Sumatra, made it onto the top-10 list of most vulnerable cities when measured as percentage of GDP.
As if these developments weren't scary enough for Indonesia's coastal people, a new report indicates that people in the coastal parts of Kalimantan, Sumatra and Papua could be in even bigger trouble. The study commissioned by Wetlands International and implemented by Deltares looked at the rate at which coastal peatlands are decomposing, sinking and increasingly becoming flooded. The research was conducted in Sarawak (Malaysian Borneo) but is as relevant to the many coastal peatlands in Indonesia.
Industrial oil palm plantation on peatland in Riau, Sumatra.
Peatland is not really 'land' in the common sense but an unstable mix of water (over 90 percent) and organic matter from partly decomposed plant material. As soon as these peatlands are drained, mostly for oil palm agriculture, these peats start to decompose, ultimately turning into carbon dioxide, one of the main greenhouse gases ultimately pushing up sea levels. Importantly, this decomposition inevitably leads to rapid land subsidence, and inundation and loss of agricultural production is common in such areas.
Between 2000 and 2014, the 850,000 hectares study area saw an increase in the cover of industrial oil palm plantations from 6 percent to 47 percent, while the area of swamp forest decreased from 56 percent to less than 16 percent. The remaining area consisted of drained cropland, including smallholder oil palm plantations and degraded forest.
The study found that 42 percent of current industrial plantations in the study area will experience problems associated with reduced drainability by 2034, and 56 percent by 2059. In addition, 18 percent of the area was already frequently flooded in 2009, but this will increase to 27 percent by 2034 and 64 percent by 2109. These high flooding rates basically mean that most of the peat swamp area will lose all of its agricultural production within the next few decades. The report concludes that nearly all peatland in the area is expected to be lost for production, much of it within decades and most within the next 100 years.
Forest clearing for oil palm in Riau,
The interesting thing is that the study actually confirms what the Malaysian government had already concluded in the 1980s: these peatlands are fundamentally unsuitable for agriculture. This mirrors several centuries of unsuccessful development of peatlands in the United States and Europe, where peatlands are being abandoned and rehabilitated. But despite these insights, Malaysia and Indonesia are the only countries in the world still attempting large-scale agricultural expansion on peat.
I am scratching my head in slight bewilderment at these developments. If governments understand that agriculture development in coastal peatlands will ultimately fail, then why is it still attempted? I guess for the oil palm developer it might still mean a few decades of production and high yields, and after that they will simply abandon the land and take their money elsewhere.
For smallholders and other non-industrial farmers this may however not be so easy. Their fields are often located close to the rivers where their villages are. This means that their plantations and gardens get flooded out much earlier than the industrial plantations which are often situated on the higher parts of peat domes. There are already many such examples in Indonesia where community plantations and other farm land in low-lying peatlands have become unproductive because of flooding.
Graph: Change in peatland cover in Indonesia and Malaysia between 2000 and 2010. Background satellite image courtesy of Microsoft/Bing Maps and NASA, design by mongabay.com. Click image to enlarge.
The bigger picture is that about 10 percent of Indonesia's land area consists of coastal peatlands. If all these are developed, drained and ultimately became inundated, Indonesia will simply lose a large chunk of its land area. What were once functioning forest ecosystems with important local roles in providing non-timber forest products and services such as flood buffering to local people, will now be ecological and economic wastelands.
All this is happening without taking into consideration rising sea levels, which will likely exacerbate the loss of Indonesian land to water.
It is obvious that a much better understanding is needed of the impact that peat decomposition has on long-term economic development in coastal parts of Sumatra, Kalimantan and Papua. National and regional governments should carefully rethink their strategy with regard to use and protection of these coastal peats.
Dead trees in an Indonesian peat swamp
For a more sustainable future, the authors of the study recommend a transition to alternative uses of peatlands that can operate without artificial drainage. A transition to low-impact land uses is needed well before flood risk has increased so severely that not only use as plantations but also regeneration of peat swamp forest will be impossible. Remaining degraded forests should be conserved and rehabilitated to form the core for the development of sustainable peatland production landscapes without drainage canals.
Government, companies, and communities alike need to realize that draining coastal peatlands for agriculture is a high-risk strategy that is ultimately likely to reduce rather than promote rural development and poverty alleviation.
The science is there to substantiate all this. Now policy and management changes are needed to effectively do something about it.
Erik Meijaard is a Jakarta-based conservation scientist coordinating the Borneo Futures Initiative.
This op-ed originally appeared in the Jakarta Globe and has been reprinted here with the permission of the author.
Article published by Rhett Butler
Agriculture, Commentary, Deforestation, Editorials, Environment, Flooding, Forests, Green, Impact Of Climate Change, Palm Oil, Peatlands, Plantations, Researcher Perspectives Series, Sea Levels, Wetlands

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The African Clean Energy Race: Kenya vs. Ethiopia
by Sean McClowry in Climate change, Energy
Ethiopia and Kenya battling it out in the Olympic 10K Final in Sydney, 2000, Credit: Wikimedia
A few months ago I wrote about five African countries doing big things in clean energy. It got lots of good feedback – including comments from a number of people from Ethiopia asking why I hadn't featured their country. I wanted to make sure to write about Ethiopia as well as what I'd been hearing about out of Kenya. Since we often think of the move to clean energy as a "race", I thought a fun way to do it would be to have the two best distance running countries in the world – Ethiopia and Kenya – square off against each other.
For those of you that don't follow the sport, many of the best distance runners in the world are from Kenya or Ethiopia. In men's track and field, a Kenyan or Ethiopian athlete has run 7 of the top 10 10K and the top 10 5K times in history. In cross country, you'd need to go back to 1980 to find the last time one of those countries didn't win the team championship. On the women's side, the countries are nearly as dominant. Kenyan or Ethiopian female runners have 6 of the fastest 10K and 5K times and one of those countries has won the team cross country championship every year since 1994. There is no major sport in the world where two countries are so dominant.
So lets see how they are going when it comes to the clean energy race.
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7 Unleavened Passover Recipes That Will Take You To Food Heaven
by | Mar 24, 2017 | Entertainment, Food, Hillel Ontario, Jewish Holiday | 0 comments
Most people don't like Passover food. It's usually very bland, with odd textures and way too many eggs. But what if we tell you that there is actually Passover food that is genuinely delicious??! We would even go so far as to suggest that you might want to use some of these recipes even when it's NOT Passover because you will enjoy them so much!
Baked Potato with Ricotta and Tomatoes
Potato by itself is boring, and you will most likely have enough of it after a few days of Passover. This is why we suggest you spice your potato up with creamy Ricotta cheese and lightly charred roasted tomatoes. Simple, yet mouthwatering!
© www.framedcooks.com/2011/06/baked-potato-with-ricotta-and-tomatoes.html
Crustless Mini Quiches
On Passover, we usually have carb heavy meals. So here is a lighter option, which will still fill you up. All you need are cherry tomatoes, asparagus, milk, whipped cream and cheese. Be sure to make some extra quiches – once you try one, you will probably want seconds (or maybe even thirds).
© www.joyofkosher.com/recipes/mini-crustless-quiches-with-asparagus-and-oven-dried-tomatoes/
Spinach Potato Nest Bites
Did you like the sound of the crustless quiches? Then you will love these spinach potato nests. Crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, you can prepare these cups as a starter, a side dish, or even a snack.
© www.mayihavethatrecipe.com/not-just-for-passover-recipes-part-2-spinach-potato-nest-bites/
Roasted Squash Nests
This recipe is the perfect alternative to the Passover standard: Potato. Filled with a combination of colorful legumes, this veggie nest is not only soothing for the eye, it is also absolutely delicious and healthy.
© www.panningtheglobe.com/2013/11/11/roasted-squash-stuffed-roasted-vegetables/
Crunchy Asparagus with Shallot Vinaigrette
If you are seeking a no-carb side dish option, you will love this recipe. With spring on its way, asparagus is plentiful so why not enjoy local, fresh produce?
© www.bonappetit.com/recipe/steamed-asparagus-with-shallot-vinaigrette
Are you done with Matzah Brei for breakfast? Then you should switch to Shakshuka. Hot, spiced tomato sauce, enhanced with chopped veggies and topped with fresh eggs – doesn't that sound so much better than dry, boring Matzah?
© www.joyofkosher.com/recipes/shakshuka/
Red Wine Braised Brisket
This one is a little more challenging, but if you feel up to it, or if you like experimenting in the kitchen, you should totally try it. Your family/roommates are going to thank you!
© www.bonappetit.com/recipe/red-wine-braised-brisket
by Hillel Ontario | Jan 23, 2023
In their research on listening to survivors of the Holocaust and other genocides, Bronwen E. Low and Emmanuelle Sonntag note listeners' problematic tendencies towards one of two responses. On the one hand, they can regard the narratives as so unfamiliar and foreign that they must be pushed away as overwhelming, untouchable, and inaccessible. On the other, the stories can be seen as familiar, to the point that the listener cannot separate their own experiences and emotional response from what they take in.
But another, preferable response exists: Roger I. Simon and Claudia Eppert talk about a "chain of testimony" and suggest that listening imposes a duty on the listener. Listening to personal testimony at the crossroads of memory and history "imposes particular obligations on those called to receive it – obligations imbued with the exigencies of justice, compassion, and hope that define the horizon for a world yet to be realized." In this way, bearing witness and listening to testimony demands a number of actions and responses, including that we "transport and translate stories of past injustices beyond their moment of telling by taking these stories to another time and space where they become available to be heard or seen."
If we take Simon and Eppert's charge seriously, as I believe we should, those of us who have been privileged to hear the direct testimony of survivors of the Holocaust. Their words come not just with the specific knowledge they impart or the emotional impact they have on us – sorrow, anger, fear, horror – but with a duty, an obligation of some kind.
On many of our campuses, this week is Holocaust Education Week, and this Friday marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Given the significant number of Holocaust survivors and their descendants in Canada, the scheduled events and programs have a personal resonance for many of our students and their families, but their impact can be deep and meaningful for all of us, regardless of who we are and where we come from. I encourage each of you to make time to participate in this week's activities and to consider your place in the chain of testimony: what obligation does listening to narratives from the Holocaust place on you, and how do you carry those stories forward in time?
In this week's parashah we learn the story of Moses, from his birth, through his flight from and eventual return to Egypt, to the acceptance of his role as leader of the Hebrew people.
After fleeing Egypt, for killing an Egyptian slave master, Moses was living rather peacefully as a shepherd in the land of Midian. The Torah describes for us Moses's first interaction with G-d upon coming across a bush, "burning with a heart of fire [Exodus 3:3]". G-d calls out to Moses and requests he take the Jewish people out of Egypt and eventually into the land of Israel. However, Moses argues with G-d, "Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh? Who am I that I should take the Jews out of Egypt? [Exodus 3:11]" After initially refusing four times, Moses eventually agrees to G-ds request, and as we know, the rest is history. But why was Moses so unwilling to take up the position of leader, to the extent that he would argue with G-d? And why was G-d so set on having Moses lead the Jewish people?
Perhaps the answer can be found through the incident that led to his flight from Egypt, years earlier, when Moses, as mentioned above, killed an Egyptian slave master for beating a Hebrew slave. Immediately, he was met with opposition from some of the Hebrew slaves, "who made you chief and ruler over us? Do you mean to kill me as you killed the Egyptian? [Exodus 2:14]" Moses felt discouraged and unsure of his ability to lead. However, it seems that G-d saw in Moses, a faithful shepherd, the ability to lead his people from slavery to freedom. Very often in Tanakh, the people that are most worthy to lead are the ones who deny that they are worthy at all. Moses may not appear to be the first choice for a leadership figure, suffering from a speech impediment and lacking charisma; however, Moses possessed certain qualities that made him the ideal leader to bring the Jewish people out of Egypt. We too possess qualities that can lead us to achieve incredible success and realize our full potential. We may often feel unmotivated or unsure of our own capabilities. Instead of feeling discouraged, I believe we can look to Moses who, despite all his doubts, stepped up to the challenge and became the greatest leader in Jewish history.
Sam Virine
VP of Jewish Life at Hillel Waterloo & Laurier


Security systems and surveillance cameras have been integrated with the latest technologies to enhance its ability to secure life and property of individuals. People looking for home CCTV installations would inevitably look for products that guarantee them the most secured environment. CCTV cameras come with features like remote access, motion alerts and Smart Infra-red (IR) night vision that make them much more efficient.
The "Smart IR" feature that a CCTV camera has is a technology built into the system that adjusts the intensity of the camera's infrared LEDs as the object moves closer to or further away from the camera. This feature was invented to solve the problem of infrared LEDs whiting out images, when the objects are too close to the IR LEDs of a night vision camera. Standard infrared security cameras are suitable for applications where the field of view or focal length are known. However, customers can easily end up purchasing an IR camera that does not fit their requirements because the size of the coverage area is not always known. Security camera installations with "Smart IR" successfully eradicate the challenges with standard IR cameras with the help of these automated settings and adjustments.
Certain areas like store fronts and home entry and exit points can greatly benefit from installing "Smart IR" security cameras. Companies that supply security cameras contain a wide range of products with varied features suitable for particular applications. So, at the time of considering home CCTV installation or camera installations at your workplace, make sure that you compare all the products to find the most suitable one for your facility.


Ross Ulbricht, founder of the online drug marketplace Silk Road, had his life sentence confirmed by a US Federal appeals court on May 31. Mr Ulbricht, known online as Dread Pirate Roberts, created the site in 2011. In its heyday, Silk Road was turning over an estimated US$15 million in transactions annually.
Silk Road opened for business in February 2011. The marketplace operated on the dark web: an encrypted online network that connects users via the Tor browser. Developed by the US Navy, Tor allows users to remain anonymous, as it routes them through encrypted relays around the world.
The online marketplace allowed people to purchase a wide range of items including illegal drugs, from cannabis to methamphetamine to heroin. Their purchases were sent to nominated residences using normal postal services.
The details of the transactions also remained anonymous, as they were made via Bitcoin: an online digital currency.
Needless to say, the venture annoyed the hell out of authorities. With the war on drugs raging, an online marketplace mailing some of the most contraband goods to people's front doorsteps wasn't looked upon favourably. And neither was the fact that the transactions could not be taxed.
Mr Ulbricht envisioned Silk Road as an online libertarian marketplace, beyond the reach of law enforcement and taxation office; but the FBI had other ideas. After intense investigations, the bureau arrested Ulbricht in October 2013, and shut down the site as well.
To the shock of many, Mr Ulbricht was sentenced to life imprisonment, without the possibility of parole, by Manhattan's US District Court on May 29 2015. He was convicted on seven counts, including trafficking in narcotics, money laundering and a charge usually reserved for mob kingpins.
During the trial, accusations were made that Ulbricht had paid for the murder of six people, but no charges were ever brought against him on these matters. Prior to Ulbricht's sentencing, the court heard from the parents of children who had overdosed on drugs that were purchased from the site.
Judge Katherine Forrest could have sentenced Ulbricht to a minimum of 20 years in prison, but instead chose the most severe punishment. The judge found that Ulbricht's purpose was to be beyond the law, which was "troubling," and the sentence was to act as a deterrent to others.
However, research by Boston College sociologist Isak Ladegaard suggests the sentence has had the opposite effect. He told Wired that after Ulbricht's sentencing, there was actually a spike in people in possession of drugs and selling drugs online on other dark web sites, including Alphabay.
One explanation for this, Ladegaard explained, is that media coverage of the trial drew attention to the ease of purchasing drugs online. The academic said the case exemplified the fact that harsh sentencing does not have a deterrent effect when it comes to computer crimes.
Mr Ulbricht was arrested in the Glen Park Branch Library in San Francisco, whilst he was allegedly on his laptop running the Silk Road site and chatting with an undercover FBI agent. But it wasn't through his dark web activities that agents actually tracked him down. Rather, they managed to detect Ulbricht through a social media and IRL trail he unwittingly left.
On his LinkedIn page, Ulbricht had boasted that he was "creating an economic simulation" outside of the "systemic use of force" of "institutions and governments." He was also found to have ordered nine fake IDs with his own photo on them, which were to be used to rent servers.
In May 2012, Ulbricht logged into a user registered site called Stack Overflow to ask technical questions about coding for a hidden site on Tor. He also connected with courier services via Google+ using his own name.
Ulbricht also allegedly paid a man online to kill a former employee. The hitman turned out to be an undercover cop.
At the appeal case last week, Ulbricht's legal team argued that the surveillance of his Facebook page, Gmail account and home network, along with the seizure of his laptop were unconstitutional. However, the three judge panel said the searches were all backed by a warrant.
The lawyers also raised concerns over the fact that two of the investigators involved in the case were later found to be corrupt. Secret Service agent Shaun Bridges stole thousands of dollars' worth of bitcoins from Silk Road, while DEA agent Carl Mark Force attempted to extort money from Ulbricht.
But the judges found that the misconduct of the two agents did nothing to effect any of the evidence obtained during the investigation. And the two Baltimore agents were not involved in the final phase of the investigation, which was taken over by New York agents.
When it comes to illegal drugs in the US, it does seem that authorities simply won't bend. The judges refused to reduce Ulbricht's sentence, but only recently Chelsea Manning had her 35 year sentence reduced to 7 years, and this was after she was convicted on charges of treason.
But for 33-year-old Ulbricht this "future point" will come too late, as despite their reservations about the system of prohibition, the judges found that Dread Pirate Roberts should be kept behind bars for the rest of his life.


(神戸大学大学院経済学研究科博士後期課程) "The Cooperate Recycling Activity in the Upstream Industry"
Meiji Japan in Comparative Historical Perspective"
(神戸大学大学院経済学研究科博士後期課程) "Free-riding vs. Critical Mass Effects in Green Electricity Funds"
(University of Virginia) "Asymmetric Information and the Signaling Role of Prices"
(University of Virginia) "Optimal growth and uncertainty: Learning"
(早稲田大学 商学部) "Trade-offs in Compensating Transfers in the Model of Occupational Choice"
(大阪市立大学 経済格差研究センター研究員) I."Unbundling Property Rights in India"
II."The US tech pulse, stock prices, and exchange rate dynamics: Evidence from Asian developing countries"
"Environmental Tax Burden in a Vertical Relationship with Environmental Innovation"
(神戸大学大学院経済学研究科博士後期課程) I."Nash eguilibrium allocation in a multiple public goods economy"
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"Variation of eco-packaging goods demand for environmental communication"
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II."Capital Utilization in Japan's 1990s"
(La Trobe University, 日本大学) "The Effects of Overseas Operations on Home Employment of Japanese Multinational Enterprises"
(Hacettepe University) "The Influence of Water Quality on the Housing Demand around Lake Erie"
(Univ. of British Columbia) "On Long-Run Covariance Matrix Estimation with the Truncated Flat Kernel"
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(Korea Institute for International Economic Policy 研究員) "Why is there so little reginal financial integration in Asia?"
(大阪経済大学) "On the bilateral contracting process in economies with externalities"
(神戸大学大学院経済学研究科博士後期課程) I."Comparing Decision Making Rules in Nature Restoration Project"
II."A Choice Experiment Study on Expiry Date of Food Products"
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(慶應義塾大学経済学部) "Learning May Increase Perceived Uncertainty: A Model of Confidence Erosion under Knightian Uncertainty"
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(経済学研究科博士後期課程) "Direct Marketing in Duopolistic Wholesale Market"
(Department of Economics, Northern Illinois University) "Time Series Nonparametric Regression Using Asymmetric Kernels with an Application to Estimation of Scalar Diffusion Processes"
(German NGO Forum Environment & Development) "The economic opportunities of climate protection policies in the EU"
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(神戸大学経済経営研究所) "The Estimation of the New Keynesian Phillips Curve in Japan and Its Implication for the Inflation Responses to a Monetary Policy Shock"
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(神戸大学大学院経済学研究科博士後期課程) "Too Cheap To Eat: Signaling Effect of Price on Food Safety"
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DENVER, Dec. 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Antero Resources Corporation (NYSE: AR) ("Antero" or the "Company") today announced that Paul J. Korus has been appointed to its board of directors (the "Board"), as a Class II director, effective as of December 7, 2018. Mr. Korus is an independent director under the director independence standards set forth in the rules and regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the applicable listing standards of the New York Stock Exchange.
Paul M. Rady, Chairman and CEO of Antero commented, "We are very excited to add Paul to the Board of Antero Resources. Paul's extensive background in the oil and gas industry and his strong financial expertise will be a valuable asset to Antero and our shareholders. Adding another independent director to the Board with Paul's credentials further strengthens our commitment to good corporate governance at Antero."
"I am thrilled to join the Board of Antero, a leader in Appalachia with a forward-thinking management team and a bright future ahead. Antero's leadership, acreage footprint and integrated business strategy present a tremendous opportunity. I look forward to representing the shareholders and working with the Board to oversee the execution of the company's business plan," said Korus.
Mr. Korus' appointment increases the size of the Board to ten directors, eight of whom are independent directors under the director independence standards of the NYSE and five of whom are independent by audit committee standards. Mr. Korus will be a member of the Board's Audit Committee.
This release includes "forward-looking statements." Such forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond Antero's control. All statements, except for statements of historical fact, made in this release regarding activities, events or developments Antero expects, believes or anticipates will or may occur in the future, such as Antero's ability to execute its business plan, are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. All forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this release. Although Antero believes that the plans, intentions and expectations reflected in or suggested by the forward-looking statements are reasonable, there is no assurance that these plans, intentions or expectations will be achieved. Therefore, actual outcomes and results could materially differ from what is expressed, implied or forecast in such statements.
Antero cautions you that these forward-looking statements are subject to all of the risks and uncertainties, most of which are difficult to predict and many of which are beyond the Company's control, incident to the exploration for and development, production, gathering and sale of natural gas, NGLs and oil. These risks include, but are not limited to, commodity price volatility, inflation, lack of availability of drilling and production equipment and services, environmental risks, drilling and other operating risks, regulatory changes, the uncertainty inherent in estimating natural gas and oil reserves and in projecting future rates of production, cash flow and access to capital, the timing of development expenditures, and the other risks described under the heading "Item 1A. Risk Factors" in Antero's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2017.


Poetry. Little Grape Jelly is the poetry collective of Lily Ashley, Grace Pilkington and James Massiah, and this is their project: HELL-P ME. Lily first sent these words "Hell-p Me" in an email to Grace and James in July 2016, establishing an online space where anything could be shared through the medium of poetry. This is their book of their correspondence: unedited, uncensored and spontaneous, via email and social media over the past ten months. In free verse and other poetry forms, the work details the ups and downs of life and love in the digital age and explores the benefits and limitations of communicating online. Immediate, honest and fleeting, here is what happens when three different worlds collide on one page.
Little Grape Jelly is a poetry collective composed of the writers Lily Ashley, Grace Pilkington and James Massiah.


Pennisetum clandestinum (kikuyugrass) is a perennial grass (family Poaceae) that prefers disturbed areas, such as roadsides, urban areas, cropland, turf, forested sites and wetland areas. Kikuyugrass reproduces from seed and vegetatively, using its extensive system of creeping stolons and rhizomes. Kikuyugrass populations can be controlled by hand removal if detected early. Agricultural and landscape maintenance equipment should be cleaned after use in areas with kikuyugrass infestations in order to prevent the spread of rhizome and stolon fragments.


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The Occidentals
Billed as the "Colored World Champions" during their barnstorming tours of the West, The Salt Lake City-based Occidentals were also members of the otherwise all-white Utah State League. Despite being forced to play additional road games, the team was very competitive. In 1908 The Deseret News said:
"The colored boys have paid no attention to handicaps under which they had to enter the league; they have played good, earnest ball and provide the fans with their money's worth every time they play."
The paper acknowledged that the team's manager Frank Black was correct when he said the team could "make more money by traveling throughout the inter-mountain region on a pick-up schedule than he will make in the league," and made a "plea for fair play to all men, no matter who they may be."
In 1909, the Occidentals won the Utah State League and then headed west.
The team arrived in Los Angeles in late October. The Los Angeles Herald said:
"The Occidentals are a colored team, and after cleaning up everything in sight in the Mormon state decided that Southern California would afford new fields to conquer."
Among the players on the Occidentals' roster were second baseman/manager Black and pitcher/outfielder Louis "Ad" Lankford (contemporaneous accounts, including coverage of his brief boxing career in Salt Lake City, usually call him "Langford")—in December catcher/first baseman Bill Pettus joined the team.
The Occidentals–Frank Black is standing far left, Ad Lankford is seated second from left.
The team opened their tour with a series with the Los Angeles Giants billed as the "Colored Championship of the Pacific Coast." The Occidentals swept the best of five series with 9 to 2, 7 to 1 and 4 to 2 victories.
After winning the series, the team from Salt Lake City played a team dubbed as the "Japanese All-Stars of Los Angeles," organized by Los Angeles Angels catcher Jesse Orndorff—the team was all Japanese except for the battery which consisted of Orndorff and Angels' pitcher Bill Tozer. The Herald said, "The game was fast and witnessed by a crowd of 1500." The Occidentals won 7 to 3.
Jesse Orndorff
Two days later the barnstormers lost 6 to 1 to the Angels (the team was billed as the Los Angeles Angels, but was more accurately a current and former Pacific Coast League all-star team), with St. Louis Cardinals pitcher John Raleigh on the mound.
The Occidentals spent another six weeks in Los Angeles and had three well-publicized games with McCormick's Shamrocks, managed by local pool hall operator and promoter Jim McCormick. The teams met for the first time on Thanksgiving and were tied 0-0 after five innings when the game was called. The two teams met again at Chutes Park on Christmas.
The two managers tried to build attendance with quotes in The Herald, and The Los Angeles Times. Black said:
"If you want to be a few beans ahead when the sun goes down on Christmas day, put a few cartwheels on the colored boys to win from the Winter League aggregation."
McCormick countered:
"Nothing to it but shouting, and we will win in a walk."
McCormick promised to get the "Occidental's goat."
When the sun set on Christmas The Herald said: And Manager Black's goat is still grazing unmolested at Chutes Park." The Occidentals won 3 to 2.
Frank Black poses at Chutes Park with Jim McCormick's "goat" after the victory.
After a New Year's Day rain out, the teams met again on January 8. The McCormick's recruited Tozer from the Angels to pitch; the game was tied 1 to 1 when called after twelve innings.
The following day the Occidentals played another twelve inning game, this one a 0-0 tie against an all-star team composed of Pacific Coast League, California League and major league players, including William "Brick" Devereaux, Eli Cates, Ed McDonough, Charles "Truck" Eagan and Elmer Rieger.
According to The Herald the team was 14-2-2 on the California tour when they departed for San Diego on January 22, where they lost 1-0 in 10 innings.
The final game of the trip was played against the Santa Ana Winter League Team—the Yellow Sox– which was made up of Pacific Coast League players including Arnold "Chick" Gandil—then a second baseman, as well as St. Louis Cardinals outfielder George "Rube" Ellis and future Hall of Famer Walter Johnson on the mound.
Johnson shut out the Occidentals 2 to 0, striking out 15 (The Times said he finished the winter league season 9-0—with nine complete games, giving up just 21 hits and 5 runs in 81 innings) The Herald said the team "did not take very lovingly to the slants of the mighty Walter, who had them well in hand throughout the contest."
The team was generally well received by fans on the coast—notwithstanding The Herald's habit of referring to them as "the dinges."
Black and the Occidentals returned to Salt Lake City and rejoined the Utah State League for the 1910 season, finishing in second place.
The following year Frank Leland's Chicago Giants entered the California Winter League, posting a 10-7-2 record.
Tags: Ad Lankford, Bill "Brick" Devereaux, Bill Pettus, Bill Tozer, Chicago Giants, Chick Gandil, Chutes Park, Ed McDonough, Eli Cates, Elmer Rieger, Frank Black, Frank Leland, Jesse Orndorff, John Raleigh, Los Angeles Giants, Pacific Coast League, Rube Ellis, Salt Lake City Occidentals, Santa Ana Yellow Sox, Truck Ellis, Utah State league, Walter Johnson


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Denis Joseph Morris
JA Snow Funeral Home
19 March, 1934 – 25 January, 2021
Denis Joseph Morris (DJ) beloved husband and father, community leader and respected engineer, died peacefully at home early January 25, 2021 with family at his side.
Born in Saint John, New Brunswick on March 19, 1934 to the late Frederick and Mary (Enslow) Morris, he grew up modestly in Saint John and Westfield. As a youth Dad lived for sports, he was an outstanding athlete, a powerful pitcher and a tenacious rugby and football player. He helped out on his Grandfather's farm and, like his father, was an accomplished scholar. He attended St. Vincent's High School and went on to obtain his Engineering Degree (summa cum laude) in 1957 through scholarships at Saint Mary's University and Nova Scotia Technical College in Halifax.
Upon graduating, he accepted a position as a mechanical engineering consultant with F. C. O'Neil & Associates to establish himself in the profession so he could propose to his High School sweetheart Evelyn Mooney. Married in 1958, Denis and Evelyn raised eight children and have watched their family grow to include 26 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren – so far!
As his family grew, Denis with the support of Evelyn, worked hard to build his reputation as a skilled engineer and ethical businessman. In 1971, he partnered with Bob Richard to form Morris & Richard Consulting Engineers. The firm was built on the principle that enthusiasm, optimism, hard work and intelligence will breed success. The firm worked with Architects and Developers on many significant projects including the Tupper Medical School, the IWK Grace Hospital and the Halifax Infirmary. Over his career, he mentored many young Engineers delighting in their success before retiring in 2004. Built on his efforts the firm celebrates 50 years of service in 2021 with his son Denis and grandson Daniel working and growing the business today.
Dad collaborated with many organizations over the years to enhance the Engineering Profession and support community needs. He was a life member of the Association of Professional Engineers of Nova Scotia; Charter Member and past President of the Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia; Charter Member and President of the ASHRAE Halifax Chapter and a Fellow of the ASHRAE International Society; founding member and President of DCI he was the 2014 recipient of the DCI Distinguished Service Award. Dad served on the Halifax School Board, the Halifax Forum Commission, and served on the Board of Directors for the Sacred Heart School of Halifax.
Ever the sportsman, Dad played basketball for years until sprains became more frequent and severe. He enjoyed playing bridge, was a voracious reader, and did the crossword puzzles daily his entire life. Dad took up golf, joining the Ashburn Golf & Country Club shortly after coming to Halifax. He took yearly trips to Florida with his fellow golfing buddies over many decades. To resolve the conflict between having a large family and being too committed to golf, Dad's solution was to take two or three kids with him to caddy to reduce the load on Evelyn at home. As Ashburn President 1995 a highlight was welcoming Prime Minister Jean Chretien and President Bill Clinton to the club for a round of golf at the Old Course. In later years DJ would take great pride in maintaining his game, scoring aces (3) and shooting his age (or better) many times. Both in season and out, Dad became a regular for lunch at the Old Course making friends with the staff and doing his crossword puzzles. We're certain that Dad's old foursome, the late Alan MacDonald, George Russell and Doug Holmes will have the next available tee time booked to welcome him when he arrives at the Pearly Gates Country Club.
From his own father Dad learned and developed his profound faith which guided his choices in life instilling values in his children and grandchildren. Dad joined St. Thomas Aquinas Parish and the Aquinas Social Club when he came to Halifax as a student; he has been a faithful parishioner ever since. He supported the Parish in many roles over the years including serving in the Choir, as Lay Reader, Eucharistic Minister, Member of Parish Council and always, a strong supporter of the Priests. 'Sunday Best' meant suit and tie - for over 65 years Dad could be seen, singing with exuberance, at Sunday Mass about four pews back on the left side of the Church, with Mom and an ever growing number of children on their best behaviour. Dad's lifetime of faith gave him the strength to endure his final, brief illness and make his visitors feel at peace.
After Mass Sunday brunches at Dad & Mom's Jubilee Road homestead were a celebration of the joy they took in their family. Dad created a personal and unique bond with each of his grandchildren as his extended family grew over the decades. Grandad's bearhugs, the smiles they produced and the stories he shared of his growing up have become family lore destined to live on in our hearts.
Dad will agree that the best thing that ever happened in his life was his marriage to Mom. As Mom's memory began to fade Dad's love for her only increased. During his final days his paramount concerns were always for her comfort. Their 62 year love story of devotion to each other is a gift to their extended family.
Dad was pre-deceased by his parents, brothers Raymond, James and John and sister Mary. He is survived by our mother Evelyn, his brother Christopher (Judy) of Vancouver, sister-in-law Valerie of Gagetown, children Patricia (Peter Bryson), Denis (Kathy O'Brien), Barbara (Ian Morrison), Joseph (Kathy Martin), Kevin, Kathleen (Robert Bekkers), Gertrude (Ryan Kells) and Clare (Ian Bilek); Grandchildren James (Kristi), Barbara (Matthew Wheeler) & Patrick Bryson; Daniel, Siobhan & Michael Morris; Andrew, Julia & Kathleen Morrison; Christopher (Maddie), Carolyn, Bridgit & Luke Morris; Nicholas, Gillian & Connor Morris; Katherine (Lucas Breda), Clare (Lucas Deneboom), Frederick & Eileen Bekkers; Denis & Erin Kells; Matthew, Tim, PJ and Isabel Bilek; Great grandchildren Matthew and Henry Bryson; Elizabeth, Penelope and Noah Wheeler; and Adaline Morris. Also mourning are many nieces, nephews, friends too numerous to mention from his professional days and golfing life – all of whom he held in high esteem and who in turn told us Dad was a true gentleman.
The family thanks the VON for their compassionate care and support that allowed Dad to die at home. The family - especially the boys - are eternally grateful for the amazing love and grace shown by his daughters, led by Gertrude Kells (a Saint) in providing the many mercies it took to care for Dad and Mom as he contended with the challenges of his illness.
Funeral arrangements are being made by J. A. Snow Funeral Home. There will be no visitation due to Covid restrictions. A Funeral Mass followed by burial will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas Church Saturday January 30, 10:00 am with limited attendance. To register to attend the funeral please call the funeral home at 902.455.0531. To leave an on-line condolence, please visit: www.jasnowfuneralhome.com In lieu of flowers please consider donating to the Saint Vincent De Paul Society of Halifax, The Evelyn & Denis Morris Scholarship Fund at St. Francis Xavier University or by supporting the Nova Scotia Kiwanis Music Festival.
In Memory of Denis Joseph Morris


Good! Now try to imagine yourself describing the scene in which the Angel Gabriel seeks and speaks to Mary as one that could be played out spectacularly on film or a TV program, it would begin with the panoramic vision or an overall view of the world that solemnly zooms in and spotlights in one tiny little place. We could imagine the overview from the film score to the mission behind Google Earth which imagines a slowly moving in from the vastness of space, to this planet and then the middle where it looks like a couple of lakes are connected by a river. Eventually the focus comes down to a particular part of the Earth and the sea and the River disappears. All we see is a dusty, little town and finally one young girl, presumably going about her daily business.
That's how Luke introduces the story of the Angel's encounter with Mary. It begins in heaven, the Angels' abode with God. Then, reminding us of the history of the land of Israel, Luke focuses not only on Jerusalem, the great city of the Temple, but on the backwater town of Nazareth in Galilee. Passing by any and everybody considered to be important, Luke then highlights one young girl.
As Emily Dickinson would say, she's a nobody. Barely more than a child, she's nobody's wife and nobody's mother. But God's Angel lands in front of her. There, in the middle of nowhere, the Angel addresses the young girl, a social nobody. The Angel asked her to agree to God's plan to change everything. This is the mystery we are invited to contemplate as we prepare for the celebration of Christmas.
As we hear the closing words of his letter to the Romans today, Paul explains that the mystery of Christ has been revealed to bring the entire world to the obedience of faith. In order to understand that, we need to know what obedience meant in Paul's vocabulary. Obedience is a word for listening. It implies listening so carefully, so attentively and so openly, that the listeners are prepared to be changed by what they hear. Getting people to listen is ultimately the only way to bring about change. The rule of Law may be imposed on people. But if they don't internalize the law, if you don't choose it as a good way to act, it is only as effective as the penalties for infractions that are painful and unavoidable. Paul believed that the mystery of Christ was so mysterious , so exciting and so life-giving that it would bring people to obedience — if only they would listen to it with their hearts.
Mary listened to the Angel. She allowed her heart to be vulnerable to God's grace, which is another way of saying she was obedient. She wasn't passive, but she clearly explained why the plan seemed impossible — she was a nobody, only betrothed, not yet even a real wife. But she was simple enough, open enough, to hear that God's plan was bigger than her expectations or even her imagination. When the Holy Spirit is allowed on the scene, nothing is impossible.
This year we have the shortest Advent season possible. Our last week of Advent can begin no earlier than the first anticipated mass on Saturday afternoon, and it will end with the first mass of Christmas eve on Sunday afternoon. This "week" of 24 hours or less seems to be a trick of liturgical time. Perhaps it is also a reminder that God doesn't wear a watch or carry a day-planner. God's time is different from ours as God's thoughts are bigger than our imaginations. Only God would dream up a plan to save the world by starting with a young Mary of Nazareth. Only God would keep turning to us, hoping for obedience.
The Angel said to Mary, "The Lord is with you." The Angel also said, "don't be afraid." The message that God is with us can be very troubling. If we allow ourselves to be vulnerable to God's presence, everything can change and that's not always comforting.
The message we are invited to ponder today during this 24 hour final week of Advent, is that the creator of the universe wants to be with us. When we are invited to ponder all that could be, the Angel reminds us "nothing will be impossible for God." The mystery of Christmas that we celebrate with lights and crib scenes, gifts and shared food, is not just a historical commemoration. Luke wants us to listen for Gabriel's wings approaching our town. The Angels will tell us "do not be afraid." Heaven is hoping we will respond with the obedience of faith.
Listen! Can you begin to hear the angels sing, peace on earth and good will to all people.
I love you all as brothers and sisters of Christ, Merry Christmas!
So! You all be Good, by Holy, preach the Gospel always and if necessary use Words!
This is two weeks late. I talked about my more-than-usually-interesting Christmas season earlier today.
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HARGEISA( Somalilandsun) – The President of Somaliland Republic HE Ahmed mohamed Mohamud Silanyo addressed thousands of colorful dressed citizens from a temporary erected VIP dais just in front of presidential palace situated along the main road of the city in a ceremony marking 23rd anniversary since revoking the voluntary union that turned oppressive in which Somaliland entered as an independent nation with South Somalia to create "Greater Somalia" ultimately proving disastrous.
It is on this date in 1991 that the people of Somaliland decided to break the yoke of a tyrannical regime by delinking themselves from what used to be "Greater Somalia" through resolutions arrived upon by representatives of its communities in Burao.
The nation marked the historic day in pomp & dance from its capital in Hargeisa to Regions & Districts not to mention global events commemorating the day especially in Western European countries and North American continent where the celebrations were accorded its relevance.
From the eve of 18th May jubilant citizens dodged sleeping with vehicles ornamented with banners of national flag causing a heavy traffic coupled with increased movement of anxious people eager to see the turn of events come Sunday morning.
From the onset of Sunday morning thousands of people; young & old, men & women dressed in the 3 colors of the national flag thronged major streets of the city splendidly walking side by side with uniformed law enforcement officers, trade unionists & students from various schools in the capital.
In his speech to the nation the president fortified his nation's quest for self autonomy as inevitable and envisioned in a struggle whose time has attained maturity daring doubting Thomas "to come and witness the sheer bravery & determinations exhibited by national population who had resolved not to turn back the clock even if attainment of recognition were to take few more years rather than being forced to be part of an oppressive regime & shedding more blood".
"We have established a Government based on proper security apparatus, respect for fundamental Rights & freedoms buttressed on multiparty democracy with periodic presidential, parliamentary and civic elections conducted at different times; a system bequeathed from our founding fathers that majority of the world is envious of", bellowed President Silanyo amidst ovations & ululations from jubilant crowd.
The head of state advised Somalia to cease counting his country & people saying; "let me inform our brethren from Somalia to forget us because even in real live situation families migrate & since the people I rule have resolved to move ahead without them they should not count us as part & parcel of Somalia" before asking the attentive but euphoric crowd to remember them in their daily prayers so that God takes away their insecurity problems.
On the ongoing Turkey mediated talks between his country & Somalia, Silanyo emphasized the need to bolstering them further in order to yield an outcome favorable to the well being of Somali people nourished on peace & security, brotherly neighborhood between two nations with strong diplomatic connections before commending moderators of those talks for initiating a roadmap intended to lead us out of stalemate.
The event was parked with entertainment through procession by discipline forces from military to police, immigration officers to custodial corps forcing anticipated population to position themselves at strategic locations that allows visibility.
While the function was in progress movement of humans & vehiclesBy: Osman A.M.
While the function was in progress movement of humans & vehicles was curtailed as measures of detecting insecurity, but no sooner were alleys cleared to general public, than people thronged the street in big numbers as if they were being held indoors.
Elsewhere V-P Abdirahman Abdillahi Zeyli'i flanked by a number of cabinet ministers led Borama town residents of Awdal region in commemorating the 23rd anniversary of the day when the nation revoked its voluntary union with Somalia at Borama main stadium where thousands of citizens turned for the celebrations.
was curtailed as measures of detecting insecurity, but no sooner were alleys cleared to general public, than people thronged the street in big numbers as if they were being held indoors.


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Q: Horizontally placed submit button and proper alignment of error messages I'm trying to align the yes and no buttons horizontally and in the centre of the notification. Also, I want to align the title and description above the yes and no buttons in the centre of that notification.
Here is a jsFiddle of the below:

$(document).ready(function() {
  $("#form").validate({
    rules: {
      time: {
        required: true,
        number: true
      },
      title: "required"
    },
    messages: {
      time: "Please enter time(digit) in Seconds",
      title: "Please enter the title"
    }
  });

  $("#notify3").hide();

  $("#c").click(function(e) {
    if ($('#form').valid()) {

      $("#notify3").slideDown();

      var timeOut = parseInt($("#time").val()) * 1000;
      var str = $("#title").val();
      var str1 = $('#desc').val();
      $('.message').append(str, "
", str1);

      setTimeout(function() {
        $("#notify3").slideUp();
      }, timeOut);
    }

    return false;
  });

  $("#yes").click(function(e) {

    $("#notify3").slideUp();
    $(".cy").slideDown(500).delay(1000).slideUp(500);

  });

  $("#no").click(function(e) {

    $("#notify3").slideUp();
    $(".cn").slideDown(500).delay(1000).slideUp(500);
  });

});
#notify3 {
  width: 40%;
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 30%;
  height: 85px;
  background: #CCCCCC;
  opacity: 0.8;
  display: none;
  border-radius: 5px;
  -moz-border-radius: 5px;
  -webkit-border-radius: 5px;
  border-style: solid;
  border-color: black;
}
#confirm {
  width: 20%;
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  left: 40%;
  height: 50px;
  background: #FFFF00;
  opacity: 0.5;
  display: none;
}
.message {
  font-size: 20px;
  width: 100%;
  text-align: center;
  padding: 10px;
}
.message .y,
.n {
  bottom: 0;
  right: 0;
}
#form .formelement {
  display: inline-block;
  padding: 10px 10px;
  width: 900px;
}
#form .formelement label {
  float: left;
  text-align: left;
  width: 110px;
}
#form .formelement label.error {
  color: red;
  display: inline-block;
  margin: 4px 0 10px 100px;
  padding: 0;
  text-align: left;
  width: 900px;
}

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        <input type="submit" class="submit" value="No" id="no"/>

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                Time(in Sec)* :
                <input type="text" name="time" id="time"/>

                Title* :
                <input type="text" name="title" id="title"/>

                Description :
                <input type="text" name="desc" id="desc"/>

                <input type="submit" value="Confirm" class="submit" id="c"/>

</form>
</fieldset>

A: Please, look at the JS Fiddle here. I hope it will help you.
Using some extra class for message.

http://jsfiddle.net/fwsk1rq4/8/
New Fiddle:
http://jsfiddle.net/fwsk1rq4/10/

A: try to remove height:85px from the id "#notify3" and update the class ".message" with padding: 10px 0 will fix your issue!!
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Renault target 'full recovery in competitiveness' for Barcelona
Renault had their sights on former partners Red Bull ahead of this season, but have instead found themselves sucked back into the midfield and an intense fight for the smaller points-paying positions. Renault chief Cyril Abiteboul hopes this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix offers some respite…
Hopes among Renault senior management were high ahead of the season, the French manufacturer buoyed by a fourth-place finish in the constructors' championship in what was another year-on-year improvement having returned to F1 as a works outfit three seasons earlier.
But in their bid to take on the big three – Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull – Renault have pushed too hard, which resulted in "fast-tracking some processes" that subsequently had a detrimental rather than positive impact on the team's race results.
READ MORE: What has gone wrong at Renault?
Abiteboul has admitted the team's failings and hopes Daniel Ricciardo and Nico Hulkenberg can turn things around at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
"The start of the European segment of the 2019 Formula 1 season is an opportunity for us to reset," said Abiteboul. "Overall, it's been a tough start to the year and the Azerbaijan Grand Prix capped off a run of results that fell short of our expectations. We know we are capable of much more and we need to target clean weekends and races to make the most of our potential.
"To do so, we have work to do on all sides of our operation; chassis and engine on and off track, and work with the drivers to allow them to reach their respective capacities. We are motivated as ever to strive for more and we aim for a full recovery in competitiveness in Spain.
"We know that the midfield is tight, but this also creates opportunities. We've seen that fortunes can change in an instant so we go to Barcelona hungry to get our season campaign going."
Chester (L) and Abiteboul (R) hope to see Renault move forward in Spain
Barcelona, the opening European round of the season, is traditionally a race where teams opt to bring their first major update of the season – with Renault bringing a number of improvements themselves.
"We have a number of reasonable upgrades that are positive," said Chassis Technical Director, Nick Chester. "We have a few aero parts to add to the front wing and rear of the car. We are also looking at some mechanical tweaks to improve car balance.
"At this stage there is a development race going on between the teams, but we will keep pushing hard to get best from it each weekend."
Renault are currently seventh in the constructors' championship, a pair of seventh places giving them their tally of 12, six adrift of McLaren in fourth.
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Kirk Herbstreit reacts to Alabama being No. 2 in first College Football Playoff rankings of 2021
Adam Spencer | 3 months ago
Kirk Herbstreit and the ESPN crew were a bit surprised to see Alabama ranked at No. 2 in the first College Football Playoff rankings of the 2021 season.
When the rankings were released on Tuesday night live on ESPN, there were a couple of surprised noises made by the panel of analysts.
However, given a second to look at it, Herbstreit shared his thoughts on Alabama, saying it doesn't matter where the Tide are ranked, as they need to win out to get in:
"It doesn't matter where the heck Alabama is," he said. "If they win out, beat Georgia, they're in. If they lose to Georgia, they're out. … No matter what happens, it still comes down to that game in Atlanta."
Herbstreit is right — if Alabama wins out and wins the SEC Championship Game, it will make the Playoff field (as will Georgia, even with a loss to the Tide, most likely).
Now, the question is whether the Tide can navigate tough games against LSU, Arkansas and Auburn these last 4 weeks.
Adam Spencer
A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 14 SEC football teams. He is the news editor at Saturday Down South. Find him on Twitter @AdamSpencer4.
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package io.relayr.android.log;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.Mock;
import org.robolectric.Robolectric;

import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import io.relayr.android.RelayrSdk;
import io.relayr.android.TestEnvironment;
import io.relayr.java.api.CloudApi;
import io.relayr.android.storage.DataStorage;
import io.relayr.android.util.ReachabilityUtils;
import rx.Observable;
import rx.Subscriber;

import static org.fest.assertions.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import static org.mockito.Matchers.anyList;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.never;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.times;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.verify;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

public class LoggerTest extends TestEnvironment {

    @Mock private CloudApi cloudApi;
    @Mock private ReachabilityUtils reachUtils;

    private io.relayr.android.log.Logger logUtils;

    @Before
    public void before() {
        super.init();

        DataStorage.saveUserToken("ut");

        Observable<Boolean> mockObservable = Observable.create(new Observable.OnSubscribe<Boolean>() {
            @Override
            public void call(Subscriber<? super Boolean> subscriber) {
                subscriber.onNext(true);
            }
        });
        when(reachUtils.isConnectedToInternet()).thenReturn(true);
        when(reachUtils.isPlatformAvailable()).thenReturn(mockObservable);
        when(reachUtils.isPlatformReachable()).thenReturn(mockObservable);

        when(cloudApi.logMessage(anyList())).thenReturn(Observable.create(new Observable
                .OnSubscribe<Void>() {
            @Override
            public void call(Subscriber<? super Void> subscriber) {
                subscriber.onNext(null);
            }
        }));

        logUtils = new io.relayr.android.log.Logger(cloudApi, reachUtils);
    }

    @After
    public void after() {
        io.relayr.android.log.LoggerStorage.clear();
        io.relayr.android.log.LoggerStorage.LoggerPropertiesStorage.clear();
    }

    @Test
    public void logMessage_RelayrSdkTest() {
        new RelayrSdk.Builder(Robolectric.application).inMockMode(true).build();
        assertThat(RelayrSdk.logMessage("1")).isTrue();
    }

    @Test
    public void logNullMessage_RelayrSdkTest() {
        new RelayrSdk.Builder(Robolectric.application).inMockMode(true).build();
        assertThat(RelayrSdk.logMessage(null)).isFalse();
    }

    @Test
    public void logMessageFlowTest() {
        logMultiple(4);
        verifyWithDelay(0);

        logUtils.logMessage("0");
        verifyWithDelay(1);

        logUtils.logMessage("0");
        verifyWithDelay(1);

        logMultiple(4);

        verifyWithDelay(2);
    }

    @Test
    public void flushLoggedMessagesFlowTest() {
        logMultiple(4);
        verifyWithDelay(0);

        logUtils.flushLoggedMessages();
        verifyWithDelay(1);

        logUtils.logMessage("6");
        verifyWithDelay(1);
    }

    @Test
    public void flushOldMessages() {
        logUtils.logMessage("1");
        verifyWithDelay(0);

        logUtils = new io.relayr.android.log.Logger(cloudApi, reachUtils);
        verifyWithDelay(0);
        logUtils = new io.relayr.android.log.Logger(cloudApi, reachUtils);
        verifyWithDelay(0);
        logUtils = new Logger(cloudApi, reachUtils);
        verifyWithDelay(1);
    }

    private void verifyWithDelay(int times) {
        try {
            lock.await(200, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        verify(cloudApi, times == 0 ? never() : times(times)).logMessage(anyList());
    }

    private void logMultiple(int total) {
        for (int i = 0; i < total; i++)
            logUtils.logMessage("0");
    }
}

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Evangelism and Discipleship is one of the most important courses taught at Emmaus, but tomorrow the 18 students taking it won't be in class.
A small village known for being intentionally cut off from others for the sake of preserving ancient traditions and protecting saturation in voodoo, Kanpech has previously rejected the transformation and freedom of the Gospel, largely due to fear. It's been two years since Emmaus attempted major outreach in this zone.
Please pray with us tomorrow for Pastor Jodenel and our second, third and fourth year Evangelism and Discipleship students. Pray for the softening of hearts and the opening of eyes in Kanpech!
Today and everyday, Emmaus continues to powerfully equip and practically train Haitian men and women for the transformation of hearts, mud-hut villages, Haiti and the world.


Updated Data Protection Legislation implemented by The European Commission.
Came into force on Friday 25 May 2018.
Gives both new and enhanced rights for individuals in relation to their personal information.
Introduces the ability for data protection authorities across the EU to fine organisations up to 4% of annual worldwide turnover for non-compliance, or 20 million Euros in turnover, whichever is the greater (Current UK regime maximum fine £500,000).
Applies to 'controllers' and 'processors'.
The ICO (Information Commissioner's Office) is committed to assisting businesses and public bodies to prepare to meet the requirements of the GDPR from Friday 25 May 2018 and beyond.
What has Furness for Intermediaries done to comply with the new GDP Regulation?
We have developed new documentation has been produced to enable customers to understand what data we hold about them and what we do with it.
As a result, mortgage introducers need to give any customers who they place with Furness for Intermediaries a copy of our Short Form Privacy Notice, which can be accessed here.
The Furness for Intermediaries website and mortgage application process have been updated with a new privacy page which has a link to all our GDPR documentation.
Customer consent preferences with regard marketing on our mortgage application has been updated and must be completed when submitting a mortgage application.
Key third parties who process personal data on our behalf have been engaged to make sure they comply with the new GDP Regulation.
As outlined above, we have created new documentation with regard GDPR and mortgage introducers will need to provide any customers they place with the Furness for Intermediaries with a copy of our Short Form Privacy Notice. When submitting a mortgage application via Furness for Intermediaries, mortgage introducers will need to make sure the box has been ticked to confirm that you have provided the customer with a copy of our Short Term Privacy Notice.
In addition the customer marketing consent will need to be completed if the customer wants to receive marketing from the Society as well.
The above information is only to be used by Mortgage Intermediaries.


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Derek Slap
Representing West Hartford, Farmington, Burlington and Bloomfield
Follow Senator Slap:
Press Aide: Lawrence Cook, 860-240-8609
HARTFORD – State Senator Derek Slap (D-West Hartford) has been appointed Senate Chairman of the Children's Committee, Senate Vice-Chairman of the Aging Committee, and a Senate member of the Human Services, Commerce, Transportation, and Higher Education & Employment Advancement committees.
Senate President Pro Tempore Martin M. Looney (D-New Haven) confirmed the committee appointments today; Sen. Slap was sworn in to office on Friday, March 1, 2019 after winning a special election on Tuesday, February 26, 2019 to fill the seat vacated by former state Senator Beth Bye, who took a position in the Lamont administration.
"These committee assignments play to my strengths, which are protecting the health and safety of Connecticut's youngest residents while supporting the needs of those who have spent their lives in this great state," said Sen. Slap. "Of course I am also thrilled to have a voice and a vote on public policy in four other committees tasked with overseeing Connecticut's human services, transportation, business and higher education needs. This is going to be a challenging – and I believe an ultimately rewarding – legislative session."
Sen. Slap lives in West Hartford with his wife, Alex, his young daughters Maggie and Zoe, and his youngest child, Charlie. He is CEO of the Connecticut Technology Council, working to grow and support technology activity across the state.
Last year, as a member of the state House of Representatives, Sen. Slap introduced pay equity legislation, which became effective January 1; this landmark legislation eliminates pay history questions from job applications and helps ensure that women earn equal pay as their male counterparts for the same work.
This year, Sen. Slap is cracking down on the public health crisis of teen vaping by proposing an increase in the smoking age from 18 to 21, and by addressing the sale of flavored vaping liquids, which are especially popular with teens.
Sen. Slap is also committed to fighting age discrimination in the hiring process by seeking to prohibit employers from inquiring about birth or graduation dates on employment applications; the bill has more than two dozen co-sponsors and is supported by the Connecticut AARP.


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Q: SQLITE 3 Error - Only on iPhone 5s Just shifted to Xcode 5.0 and iOS 7.0 SDK. My whole code works correctly, but while testing the app on all the iPad/Ipod/Iphone family, i noticed that i have the following error when i am using an IPhone 5S ( AKA iPhone Retina - 4 inch 64 bit on the simulator )
Problem with prepare statement:  bind or column index out of range

The weird thing is that everything works correctly but just on the iPhone 5s i get that error and a bug occurs. The same code worked well on all iPad versions and iPhone versions.
This is the code snippet that caused this problem :
- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {

    NSIndexPath *indPath3 = [NSIndexPath indexPathForRow:indexPath.row inSection:0];
    UITableViewCell *cell3 = [tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:indPath3];
    NSString *cellText3 = cell3.textLabel.text;

    Details22 * vc4 = [self.storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@"Details22Iphone"];
    //FavReal* author;
    NSLog(@"This is the showDetailsForIndexPath 2");

    @try{
        NSArray *paths = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, YES);
        NSString *documentsDirectory = [paths objectAtIndex:0];
        NSString *writableDBPath = [documentsDirectory stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"rahme4.sqlite"];
        if(sqlite3_open([writableDBPath UTF8String], &db) == SQLITE_OK) {

            NSString *titleString3 = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:@"Element row number :  %d",indexPath.row];
            NSLog(@"This is the row number chosen %@",titleString3);

               NSString *SearchedItem  = [ cellText3 stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@"'"
                                                                  withString:@"''"];
         //  NSString *formatedSql333 = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Select * from Longman where id = '%@'" , iDtoTake ];

            if([SearchedItem isEqualToString:Aa2]){
                formatedSql333 = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Select * from Longman where id = '1'" ];
            }

            else{

                formatedSql333 = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Select * from Longman where keyword = '%@'" , SearchedItem ];}

            const char *formatedSql3333 = [formatedSql333 UTF8String];

            NSLog(@"This is the SQLite Approriate Query %@",formatedSql333);

            sqlite3_stmt *sqlStatement3;

            NSLog(@"This is the SearchedITem Variable %@" , SearchedItem);

            if(sqlite3_prepare(db, formatedSql3333, -1, &sqlStatement3, NULL) != SQLITE_OK)
            {
                NSLog(@"Problem with prepare statement:  %s", sqlite3_errmsg(db));
            }else{

                if(sqlite3_step(sqlStatement3)!=SQLITE_ERROR) {

                    NSLog(@"Entered the While tag");
                //    NSString *SearchedItem = cellText3;
                    NSLog(@"This is the SearchedITem Variable %@" , SearchedItem);

                    Author * author3 = [[Author alloc] init];
                    NSLog(@" Debug 1  ");

                    author3.name = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *) sqlite3_column_text(sqlStatement3,0)];
                    NSLog(@" Debug 2  ");

                    NSLog(@"This is the author.name in the FavReal %@" , author3.name);

                    //   /         //author3.title = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *) sqlite3_column_text(sqlStatement3,3)];
                    //  NSLog(@"This is the author.TITLE in the FavReal %@" , author3.title);
                    author3.iDD = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *) sqlite3_column_text(sqlStatement3, 5)];
                    author3.genre = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *) sqlite3_column_text(sqlStatement3, 1)];

                    NSLog(@"This is the author.GENRE in the FavReal %@" , author3.genre);
                    NSLog(@"This is the authorName before %@", authorNAme);
                    NSLog(@"This is the authorName2 before %@", authorNAme2);

                    author3.audioAmer = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *) sqlite3_column_text(sqlStatement3, 7)];
                    author3.audioBrit = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *) sqlite3_column_text(sqlStatement3, 8)];
                    authorNAme = author3.genre;
                    authorNAme2 = author3.name;
                    AmericanAudio = author3.audioAmer;
                    BritishAudio = author3.audioBrit;

                    iDtoTake = author3.iDD;
               //     NSLog(@"This is the authorName after %@", authorNAme);
               //     NSLog(@"This is the authorName2 after %@", authorNAme2);
                             NSLog(@"This is the idToTake in FavrealIphone %@", iDtoTake);

                    //  author3 = [theFav objectAtIndex:indexPath.row];

                    // [theFav addObject:author3];

             //       NSLog(@"Before the break");
              //      NSLog(@"Before the animation part");
                    [self.navigationController pushViewController:vc4 animated:true];
              //      NSLog(@"Passed the should animate part");
                    // sqlite3_close(db2);
                    //break;
                    NSLog(@"After the break");
                    sqlite3_finalize(sqlStatement3);

                }

            }
        }

        // sqlite3_close(db2);
    }

    @catch (NSException *exception) {
        NSLog(@"Problem with prepare statement:  %s", sqlite3_errmsg(db));
    }

    @finally {

        NSLog(@"The database should NOT be closed here");

    }

}

While using the debugger, i noticed that the debugger arrives at the following line
author3.audioAmer = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *) sqlite3_column_text(sqlStatement3, 7)];
                author3.audioBrit = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *) sqlite3_column_text(sqlStatement3, 8)];

And if i comment it, the bug disappears, but i need it , so anyone faced any similar problem ?
Thank you


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Loren Rowney (Johannesburg, 14 oktober 1988) is een Australische voormalige wielrenster. Ze won diverse etappes in met name Franse rittenkoersen als de Route de France, Tour de l'Ardèche en Trophée d'Or. Ze reed vier jaar voor het succesvolle team Specialized-lululemon en diens opvolger Velocio-SRAM. In 2016 en 2017 kwam ze uit voor Orica-AIS, maar eind januari 2017 beëindigde ze haar carrière.

Rowney kwam in de Drentse 8 van Dwingeloo van 2015 in de sprint ten val door de hand van een toeschouwer en brak hierdoor haar sleutelbeen. In 2016 schreef ze in een van haar blogs over haar worsteling met depressie.

In 2018 keert Rowney terug in het peloton in de begeleiding van het Britse Drops Cycling Team.

Palmares
2012
 6e etappe Route de France
 2e etappe Women's Tour of New Zealand
2013
 5e etappe Gracia Orlová
 4e etappe Tour du Languedoc-Roussillon
 1e etappe (TTT) Lotto-Belisol Belgium Tour
2014
 3e etappe Tour de l'Ardèche
2015
 4e etappe Route de France
 5e etappe Trophée d'Or
2016
 2e etappe Tour de Feminin - O cenu Českého Švýcarska

Rowney

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package org.metaborg.meta.lang.dynsem.interpreter.nabl2.sg.layouts;

import com.oracle.truffle.api.object.DynamicObject;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.object.ObjectType;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.object.dsl.Layout;

@Layout
public interface NaBL2Layout {
	DynamicObject createNaBL2(DynamicObject scopeGraph, DynamicObject nameResolution, DynamicObject types);

	DynamicObject getScopeGraph(DynamicObject object);

	DynamicObject getNameResolution(DynamicObject object);

	DynamicObject getTypes(DynamicObject object);

	boolean isNaBL2(DynamicObject object);

	boolean isNaBL2(Object object);

	boolean isNaBL2(ObjectType objectType);
}


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I like to build stuff and to understand how things work. Social networks, natural language processing, mobile, machine learning and psychology are my playgrounds.
Initiated and managed the redesign of the whole UI of the popular Instagram iOS and Android applications.
The redesign of Instagram was covered by Techcrunch, The Verge, Gizmodo .
Build the Instagram Apple Watch app.
The Instagram Watch application was covered by Wired, Financial Times, TechRadar, The Verge .
Upstagram is a fun hack with a flying house we made, inspired by the movie "UP", that we let fly over Paris. The house contained a Raspberry Pi, and was posting live pictures on Instagram, after reverse-engineering their app.
Upstagram was covered in Techrunch, Buzzfeed, Linux.com, Engadget, Hack a day, Le nouvel observateur, Le point, France info, just to cite a few.
Instaply is an iPhone application to text businesses and retail companies.
Watch a promotional video of Instaply.
CoursePad is the first iPhone and iPad application for Coursera; featuring video lectures with subtitles, play rate control, note taking and course slides.
Watch a promotional video of Coursepad.
Tactilize enables anyone to discover, publish and share interactive content on iPad, easily and instantly.
Tactilize had coverage on Techcrunch (also here and here), The next web, Ubergizmo, Reuters and Rude Baguette.
Watch a promotional video of Tactilize.
Pixeltron lets you make old-school retro style 8bits pictures on your iPhone.
Kwarter is a Sports Social Network on your iPhone and iPad.
It's a fun and social way to connect with your friends during live games, share comments, upload photos and collect unique In-Game Trophies.
Kwarter keeps track of your game history and rewards fan engagement.
Streetmark is an iOS application to make bookmarks in real life.
It lets you take a picture, remember its position, and tag it. Share streetmarks with your friends and explore the world around you.
With WizzChat you can check-in on television channels during TV shows to share what you are currently viewing instantly with your Facebook friends and chat with other WizzChat users.
Tweet your MEP (Member of the European Parliament) is a directory for citizens to contact their representatives at the european parliament through Twitter.
See also articles in the press: Le Taurillon, CafeBabel, Owni and a promotional video.
Libetwitt was a Joint-Venture with the french newspaper Libération during the French elections.
Europatweets is a Twitter-based curation site based for European politics.
Europatweets.eu aggregates members of the european parliament, the european institutions, journalists, bloggers.
We made a presentation at Campus Party Europe 2010, a presentation at Hack democracy Brussels, an interview for the "Intermédias RTBF" TV program.
Released in 2008, Tweetag was the first tagcloud and semantic search engine for Twitter. It let users search recursively for trending topics and see related tweets.
See also articles in the press: Techcrunch, Washington Post, PC World.


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You are here: Home / Society / Love Horoscopes Being Improved With Astrology Compatibility Through Scientific Applications.
Love Horoscopes Being Improved With Astrology Compatibility Through Scientific Applications.
Last updated on September 30, 2011 By AllTheArticles Leave a Comment
Taking cue from the different love horoscopes, people try to involve the results and their explanations in their day to day life. And looking at the popularity that these kinds of horoscopes have among the general public, the sources such as print and electronic media are trying to cash in on the demand.
In an effort to create a user friendly database and software, the Indian astrology has come to the rescue, as ideas and calculations from there, have been incorporated into the love horoscope to attract people. In recent years, astrology in India has gone through a face lift as people are trying to enter into the world of astrology and horoscopes by getting educated in different universities and colleges. Courses of independent nature are coming up which help people to go through graduation and post graduation degrees in the subject to know more about the scientific basis of such astrological explanations.
What was once considered as a matter of faith and belief has nowadays become firmly based in the matters of scientific explanations. Using these explanations, the horoscopes are being prepared which allows the believers to use Indian astrology in the love horoscopes. These are meant to check the compatibility of partners and give them an idea, sometimes numerically, about the manner in which they go along with each other.
Love is a universal subject and therefore the appeal of the application of astrology and horoscope in the matter is widely accepted. People have always depended upon various signs and signals to know about the compatibility issues and extent of love. Since, this is a subject of emotional sensitivity, they are easily finding takers. Love horoscope is therefore being placed before the people in different forms such as love meter, astrology compatibility and different other software programs.
As people nowadays have easy access to internet, computers and mobile phones, these software applications are being developed and provided to people. They are also being introduced in the Indian matrimonial portals and ads, which allows the brides and grooms to assess the kind of love relationship that they would share with each other in the future. Even boys and girls in love with each other go for testing their compatibility with the help of the love meters and horoscopes.
The love horoscope is used frequently to predict the length of the relationships. Although, these are matters which have the emotional factor and sensitivity issues, yet their fragility is something that attracts people towards taking shelter in astrology and other predictive means. People are nowadays getting exposed to different forms of scientific explanations and research bases conclusions related to horoscopes and Indian astrology. These are being analysed and applied to the making of the software, which goes on to mean that the concept is being accepted, not without any reasoning.
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The nsCOMPtr<nsIUpdate> in nsUpdateProcessor is the culprit here.
For nightly builds, approx 50% with this signature have this stack, which ranks it in the top 10.
How were you able to get this to crash on startup?
Brian, I haven't been able to reproduce but it is obvious that the reference to the nsIUpdate doesn't need to be kept. This patch could be uplifted to branches if you think it will help and if you do I can put together a patch to clean it up further for nightly and aurora but that will require the uuid for nsIUpdateManager.
NOTE: the report cites version 34 but should it not be version 36?
Right after that I made a second attempt with the same steps, was unable to reproduce.
this is a crash of mine on Feb 8, different stack.
At the time I was not at the computer.
For my own clarity, does this crash happen after clicking the button in the about window?
Also, could you provide the text of the button in the about window or a screenshot?
I'm quite certain it isn't during startup which is supported by the report being for 34 instead of 36.
Crash reports for this signature have not been present on Nightly since this landed.
[Describe test coverage new/current, TreeHerder]: the code is exercised and tested by both xpcshell and mochitest-chrome tests.
[Risks and why]: Minimal due to the patch being a simple change of not keeping a reference to the object. Also, I have found no indication that the crash has moved to a different signature.
Attachment #8566094 - Flags: approval-mozilla-beta?
Attachment #8566094 - Flags: approval-mozilla-aurora?
This will make it into aurora with the merge so removing that request.
Attachment #8566094 - Flags: approval-mozilla-release?


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Abortion protesters display posters at American River College's main campus
Lorraine Barron, Managing Editor • October 20, 2022
On Oct. 17 and 18, abortion protesters displayed graphic photos near the library and student center of American River College. The protesters also handed out pamphlets about abortions. Protesters...
Protesters gathered outside the library at ARC to voice objection to COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Lorraine Barron, Managing Editor • October 4, 2022
Protesters gathered on Sept. 28, in front of the library at American River College, to voice objection against the mandate for the COVID-19 vaccination. The protesters want the mandate to be ended...
LRCCD students and faculty protest against COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Heather Amberson and Lorraine Barron • October 17, 2021
On Sept. 30, members of the Los Rios Community College District community held a protest against the COVID-19 vaccine mandate that the LRCCD put in place Aug. 4. The mandate required students and faculty...
Essential workers voice concerns for cleaner working conditions during pandemic
Brandon Zamora, Sports Editor • April 27, 2020
With the coronavirus affecting all buinssses around the world, some employees who are still working aren't happy with the current work environment. Some employees from Amazon, Instacart, Kaiser...
Students combat controversial protestors on campus
Thomas Cathey • May 20, 2019
After a number of protests involving homophobic language and other controversial messages on the American River College campus, as well as other California college campuses, this past academic year, Universal...
Photo of the Day: Jan. 30, 2019
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Photo Essay: "Turn California Red" conservative rally draws counter-protesters at Sacramento Capitol
Patrick Hyun Wilson • November 10, 2018
Protesting another Kings game has only hurt support
Mack Ervin III • March 28, 2018
While the protest that occurred in front of the Golden 1 Center during the Sacramento Kings vs. Atlanta Hawks game on March 22 may have been inconvenient, it got the point and message across. Another young...
ARC President warns students of 'outside group' planning protest at ARC
Luis Gael • March 2, 2018
According to a campus-wide email sent out by American River College President Thomas Greene, an "outside group" calling itself Project Truth will be on school grounds as part of an anti-abortion demonstration...
Women's March brings thousands to the state capitol
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Millions of protesters took to the streets of cities all across the country, including Sacramento, to voice their support for the rights of marginalized populations in the United States on Saturday as...
Thousands plan march on state capitol in support of women's rights
On Saturday Jan. 20, tens of thousands of people will flood the streets of Sacramento to participate in the 2018 Women's March. The march will begin at Southside Park at 10 a.m. and protesters will...
Students protest Trump in front of the Library
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A group of students with signs reading "Not my President" and "Go Frack Yourself" gathered in front of the library on Thursday to protest the election of President-elect Donald J. Trump. Many...


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Q: Ajax success function  issue My javascript looks like that.
There are some problems that I can't figure out, where I did mistake

*

*#status_message doesn't show generated message

*$("#status").className = 'fail'; doesn't override current class

var message=$("#status_message"), form=$("#bcscan"), ids=$('#itemids'),proctype, destination, counter=0, tenWordCounter = 0, autoPostInterval=null, errorcount=0, successcount=0;

function ajaxPost() {
    formData = form.serialize()+'&process=Scan';
    formUrl = form.attr('action');
    formMethod = form.attr('method');

    $.ajax({
        url: formUrl,
        type: formMethod,
        dataType: "json",
        data: formData,
        success: function (data) {
            var now = new Date();
            if(data.err_detected==="yes")
            {
                if(data.errors.indexOf(",") != -1)
                    errorcount=errorcount+data.errors.split(",").length;
                else errorcount=errorcount+1;
                $("#status").className = 'fail';
                message =errorcount+" errors found";
                $('#errors').prepend(data.errors).slideDown("slow");
            }
            $('#success').prepend(data.success).slideDown("slow");
            if(data.success.indexOf(",") != -1)
                successcount=successcount+data.errors.split(",").length;
            else successcount=successcount+1;
            message +="Last submitted:"+now.getHours() + ':' + now.getMinutes() + ':' + now.getSeconds();
            $("#status_message").text(message);
        }
    });
}

Here is page in action
If you want to test, please choose some option from selects like, output from db, ebay.fr and press "scan". Enter 10 digits seperated by comma try 41,42 (they exist in db tables) too between them. After 10th digit it will post textarea via ajax.

A: For the message, you've declared a jQuery object pointing at the element:
var message = $('#status_message'), ...

but then you're overwriting it with a string:
message = errorcount + ' errors found';

You should be calling:
message.text('some string...')

to change its contents.
For the class change, the correct syntax is:
$("#status").addClass('fail');

A: How about
$('#status').attr('class','fail');

This will override the current class.

A: did you try this?? $("#status").addClass( 'fail');


I do not have the words for how the day went. Right when I met Brandon & Christina I knew the day was going to be amazing. The whole time these two were in utter bliss-- So in love. So much style. An awesome way to spend my New Years. Congrats you two!


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Last week of being in a sling.  Appointment next Thursday, so hopefully physical therapy starts then, but latest expecting to start PT is the following Monday, May 27th.

As far as my shoulder is concerned, mobility and range of motion has markedly improved from last posting.  Although, my range of motion is still definitely not 100%.  I can now lift my arm to about where it is parallel to the ground.  Any higher than that and it becomes very difficult.  I still can't touch my chest with my palm; it's sort of a test that I do every now and then to see where I'm at in terms of what I can and can't do with the shoulder.  For some reason, I don't have any sensation around my right anterior deltoid.  Just can't feel anything even when I'm pinching it.


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როგორ ჩამოტვირთეთ ვიდეოები და Audios from Youtube?
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